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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

Thousands of American women, how ever, have found relief from all monthly suffering by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as it is the most thorough female regulator known to medical science. It cures the condition which causes so much discomfort and robs menstruation of it's terrors.
 Miss Irene Crosby, of 313 Charlton Street East Savannah, Ga, writes:
 "Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is 6 true friend to woman. It has been of great benefit to me, curing me of irregular and painful menstruation when everything else had failed, and gladly recommend it to other suffering women"
 Women who are troubled with pain ful or irregular menstruation, back ache, bloating tor hatulence). leucOr- rhoea, falling, inflammation or ulcera- ton of the uterus, ovarian troubles, that " bearing-down feeling, dizzi- ness, faintness, indigestion, nervous prostration or the blues, should take immediate action to ward of the seri- ous consequences, and be restored to perfect health and strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and then write to Mrs. Pink ham, Lynn, Mass, for further free ad- vice. Thousands have been cured by 90 doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Spencer Trask & Co.
 BANKERS.
 sNvEsTMENr CIRCULAR MAILED UPON REQUEST. Commission Orderr Executed Upon The New York Stock Exchaaxe. William & Pine Sts., New York. Bsanch oftiee. Aibaay. N Y. {
PATRONIZED THE PARKS
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE RODE ON
 THE CARS.
Good Musical Programs Were Features of Sunday at the Suburban Resorts of Mont
 gOmery.

The Montgomery parks were popular places yesterday afternoon and last night.
 Soon after the church services were concluded last night hundreds of peo- pie crowded the Traction Company and Street Railway cars and went to the city's breathing places to enjoy the fresh air, water and amusements. Probably 5000 people were at Elec- trio Park while a hardly less number patronized Pickett Springs. The ne- gro population kept the Washington Park cars busy.
 The musical program at both Pick ett Springs and Electric Park were fea- lures. At Pickett Springs the Casiuo concert and Perry R. Bremen, the con- ductor of the Electric Park Band, pre- pared special program for yesterday afternoon % and nightas follows;
 1ntermezzo, ''The Gondolier," (Pow- ell.
 Selection, "Isle of Spice" (schindler.)
 American Sketch, By the Stance RIver." (Mydton,)
 March, American Jockey" (Holst.)
 Intermission.
 March, "Ashy Africa" (Heinrich.)
 Overture, Poet and Peasant"
 waltzes. Loves Own," (Bramhall) )
 Intermezzo. "Ah- Wa Ne Da," (Hartz)
 Mazurka, ''Piekna Roza." (Wullein. )
 March, Happy Hours in Coontown." (Brown.)
 Both parks will be busy throughout the coming week. The Casino opens tonight at Pickett Springs and on Tuesday night, the Montgomery Field Artillery will give a realistic exhibition of the handling of the big modern guns and the workings of a signal corps and war balloon outfit
 This battery is beyond doubt the most completely armed artillery organ ization in the service of the National Guard of Alabama and is the only mili- tia company in the United States that has a war balloon and a signal service corps.
 At o'clock, under the direction of Captain Sam Roswald the battery will be divided into two batteries The program will open with a realistic ex- hibition of war balloon maneuvers and signal corps work.
 An artillery duel will then be fought and the people will have Sn opportun- ity of seeing the big 3.2 breech loading cannon in operation. revolving cam non firing, the Gatlings firing over 1000 rounds a minute and the use of the light mountain guns and smaller pieces.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Refr~nhments Missing.

A party of brickmasons got up a|pic- nic for today on Saturday, and bought all of the necessary refreshments with which to spend an enjoyable day in the woods. The party was made up and a purchasing committee received the con- tributions from those who were to spend the day in the woods. The pur- chasing committee secured a wagon and a mule from the stable of Blu Lock- hart and loaded into the wagon 300 pounds of ice, two or three kegs of beer, and a quantity of pork, mutton, beef and bread.
 The driver of the wagon, who was member of the purchasing committee, drove the wagon around on Washing ton street in front of s. T. McForl- lard's saloon, about nine o'clock last night and asked negro who was standing in front of the saloon to watch his team while he went inside. He was inside of the saloon several minutes, but while he was there, a me- gro woman, to whom the man he had left to watch the team was kin, came along. They struck up conversation and the man forgot all about the wag- on that he was watching, when the white man came out for his wagon it was not to be seen and neither could 1t be found anywhere, although a dili- gent search was instituted and carried on systemically for several hours. Whether the mule, wagon and its con- tents were stolen or whether the mule just strayed away is not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Have GubernatorInl A.pirnt.ons.

There is considerable discussion to be heard in reference to the next State campaign and all indications now point to at least two Jefferson county men being candidates for the nomination for governor of Alabama pr. R. NJ. Gun ningham lieutenant governor of the State is said to be in the race and his friends are already at work. B. B. Conner, chairman of the State Railroad Commission is reported to be consider ing the proposition of making the race and may announce positively in the near future.
 Dallas county Is said to have two candidates also who are looking out for the lightning to strike them or the bee to begin buzZing in their hats. MT. Conner has made no statements which can be taken to mean that he is really in the race as yet, though to some peo- pie he has spoken as if he was in ear nest as to considering making the race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
THE NEWS OF SELMA
Advertiser Bureau,
 Catu,o Mau

Selma, May '.
 A thief or thieves broke into A. Mill ler's room over Rosendorf and Co.'S sa- loon last night and stole a quantity of wearing apparel. When MT. Miller went to his room last night to go to bed he did not notice that he had been robbed as everything in the room seem- ed to be in its usual place. But being a delegate to the Odd Fellows conven- tion which mets in Anniston tomorrow he arose early this morning and started to pack his grip, which he could not find.
 A closer search revealed the fact that somebody had entered his room during the earlier part of the night and taken his grip, two suits of winter clothes and about eighty collars and cuffs which had been returned to him from the laundry yesterday.
 It is supposed that some one went out into the back yard of Rosendorf and Co.'S colored bar and effected an entrance into the building through the second story window and then entered the room and helped himself. The col lars and cuffs that MT. Miller lost he values more highly than the clothes and the grip, but still he is thankful that whoever entered his room did not go through the bureau drawers and take several valuable articles which he had there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
TWO NEGROES SHOT.
Battle With Whites at Swimming Hole
 Near Huntsville.

Huntsville May 7,-(special)--In a battle between negroes and white boys at a swimming hole near town this af- ternoon. Charlie Talslferro of Jackson County and Burt Nevel of this city, both negroes, were shot. A bullet pen etrated Taliaferro's neck and the in jury is fatal.
 No arrests have been made.
 The United States grand jury made it's final report to Judge David D. Shel- by Saturday afternoon, returning twen- ty-two true bills.
 Grand Master-elect w. c. Wheeler Grand Secretary H. c. Weaver and a large delegation of Huntsville Odd Eel lows will depart for Anniston Monday to attend the annual session of the Grand Lodge Independent Order of odd Fellows. Among the representatives from this city will be Maj. Joseph H Sloss, who holds the oldest membership of any Odd Fellow in Alabama. Major Sloss became member of the order in Edwardsville, H., october 22, lS49. He has been a representative to the grand lodge five times and a represen- tative to the Sovereign grand lodge four times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Dental Work the Clue.

Colorado Springs. Colo. May 7.--Ars. Meda Kempler. wife of Richard Kemp- Ter. of Syracuse, N. Y-. has identified the remains or tbe Cutler Mountain victim as that of her daughter. Mrs Bessie Bouton, and has started with the remains for New York. The iden- tifcation was made complete by the dental work upon the teeth. and by a scar upon the right side of the left forefnger. as well as by the hair.
 The mother charged that Milton Franklin Andrews attempted to nlur- der the girl by poison while on the Pa- cifc coast and this convinees the police that if they can capture Andrews they will be able to establish a good ease against him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Iron Market Condition.

J. W. Mcqueen, second vice president
 and manager of the sales department of the Schloss-She Steel and Iron Company, Is authority for the statement that there is no inclination on the part
 of Southern pig iron manufacturers to sell iron at SIS per ton, No. ? foundry. the North and West there is no active market at SIS for No. foundry iron. the product being held al $13.50 per lull in the market for the past two weeks.
 Reports which have been received in
 Birmingham are to the erect that the CTS have less than five weeks produc- tion on their yards and that active buy ing must start in again shortly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
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Columbus, Ga, May 7.--lSpeclAI- J--- United States Deputy Collector P. J. Hinton has returned from Coffee Coun- Deputy Marshals Colquitt and Collier, Alabama revenue officers, he made q raid resulting in the capture of a pot was arrested. and was bound over to the Un ed States Court by the Com missiorkr at Troy on the chargesok iLs lieit diBtilling,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
BaptIstery Dedicated.

At the First Baptist Church In this city today a baptistery was dedicated to the memory of Rev. D. I. Purser. years ago. and died in New Orleans from yellow fever. The widow of Dr.. Purser and other relatives were pres ent at the services.
 The baptistery was constructed by friends of the former pastor and is a splendid adjunct to the large and pro- gressive church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
AIlereh c.onnterfeItern Nnhhed.

Portsmouth, Va, May T.-After VIZ orous chase that led throughout the Atlantic Coast cities, Secret Service Officer T. D. Land of Boston today arr rested Thomas Brewster. Charles Fair banks and Robert Stack, all of San Francisco, charged with extensive counterfeiting operations. The trio were located in Key West. Fla. but they succeeded in eluding aEFest until they reached here. The secret service
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08

Norfolk, Va. May 7.-The North At lantic battleship squadron under com nand of Rear Admiral Robley D. Ev- ans, arrived in Hampton Roads today after Its target practice along the Flor ida coast. The squadron consists Of the battleships Maine (iag), Missouri. Kentucky Kearsarge and Iowa. The cruiser division of the squadron rro- ceeded up the coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
The Y. M. c. A. Meeting.

The mems meeting of the Young Mems Christian Association which was held at the Academy of Music this af- tternoon was largely attended.
 The meeting was conducted by H {. M. Wharton, of Virginia, whose subject was Death at a Frolic," and which was interesting and very closely lis-
 Dunklins Orchestra and a special mems choir furnished appropriate mu- sic,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Gone to D0tban

The Selma baseball team left this afternoon for Dothan and Union Springs. They will play three games with the Dothan team and from there will go to Union Springs. Washington. one of the members of the club, has been made temporary manager and will have charge while away on the trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Roat Excursson

The first moonlight boat excursion of the summer will be given Thursday night week on the steamer Ouchita. The boat will go up the river about twenty miles and will afford a pleasant outing for a number of Selmians.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
caat,lin prnhnhlr 1naa.

Mexico City. May 7--It is believed that the Hamburg American freight steamer Castllia Is lost She Is thir- ty-five days overdue at Vera Cruz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Personal Hf1entIOn

Mir Pope Seals of Birmingham spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 Mir. W. T. Edmundson, a well-known young newspaper man of Anniston, is in town.
 Capt. Owen T. Kenan of Atlanta, Ga, is in town. Captain Kenan was for merly a prominent officer of the fGeor- gia National Guard.
 Judge B. c. Tarver and Capt A. G. Forbes leave today for Admission, where they will represent Montgomery Lodge at the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
 Mir. w. E. Phillips, who was called to Jacksonville, Fla, last Wednesday on account of the death of his sister, Mrs Sarah Odessa Livingston. has re- turned to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
Railroad Building Proposed.

Rumors prevail again that the Illl- nois Central Railroad Is making an ef- fort to get into the Birmingham dis western part of Jefferson County are to the effect that surveying corps are in the field locating line, J. R: Pill. way Coal Company, who. has tbeen in Birmingham for the last day or two. expresses doubt as to the Illinois Cen tral coming into Birmingham or the district, though he states that 1t is true that several surveying parties are out in Walker County and are running lines from Jefferson County to Walker Coun- ty and the western part of the State. :.
 Tt Is known that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Is considering the extension of its line now running to Mineral Springs coal fields in the wes- tern part of Jefferson County Into Walker County. The Ensley Southern Railway, is to be extended from Short Creek. in the western portion of the Jefferson County to Parish, in Walker the Northern Alabama Railroad. which extends to Sheffield and Florence, con- meeting with the Southern Railway running from Chattanooga to Memphis.
 AS soon as the Ensley Southern Rail road extension is built Birmingham will have another line to Mempnis. the Frisco System now being the cnly di- rect line from Birmingham to Mem phis The Illinois Central kailroad has contract to use the Frisco Sys- tenn tracks into Birmingham when it desires to and for that reason 1t is not believed that that system will make any effort to build it's own line for some time to come yet.
 The indications are that Walker County and other counties in the weS- tern portion of Alabama will be cut up considerably by railroads in the next two or three years. The coal prospects in that section of the State look favorable for many years, though the development be on a large scale. There is much timber also 10 be se- cured. hence the advtsability of rail- road lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
PAINFUL PERIODS s
 AMERlcAR WOMEN FIND RELIEF
of Thousands of Cures Made by Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

How many women realize that men, struation is the balance wheel of a woman's life, and while no woman is entirely free from periodical suffering. 1t is not the plan of nature that women should suffer so severely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
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officer also secured ssOO.OOO of coun terfeit money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-08
GATHERING OF MASONS
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONVENE IN
 BIRMINGHAM WEDNESDAY,.
oss-sheHeId Company OmciaI Talks of Iron Market Conditions-M0re Railroad Building Is
 Proposed.

Birmingham. May 7.--(special)- )--The forty-flfth annual conclave of the grand commandery of Knights Temp lar of Alabama will convene in Bir- mingham Wednesday and be in session two days. There are ten commander les in Alabama with a total member ship of about 700 Sir Knights.
 Cyrene Commandery of Birmingham will entertain in royal style. A recep- tion and banquet will be rendered the visiting Knights and their ladies at the Hillman Hotel Thursday afternoon the grand commandery will participate in the ceremonies attending the laying of the cornerstone of the Masanic Tenn pie in Birmingham. Charles R. West. cott of Montgomery is the Grand Com mander.
 A big parade will be given on Wed nesday, Zamora Temple, Ancient Ara bic order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will hold a business meeting and cere- monial session on Thursday evening and a number of candidates from vari. ous parts of the State will be initiated The sands are being heated and a great time is anticipated. After the journey over the hot sands, big banquet will be spread. The Masonic fraternity in the entire State is looking to Birming- ham this week for a good time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
OF NEW MEXICO
BROCHURES DOCUMENTS PREcl.
Gus TO THE PIONEER ANNALS
or THE TERRITORY.

a few days ago tho Historical So.
oiety Of New Moxico through its
president. Hon. L. Bradford Prince OF
canta Re, purchased a lot OF valuable
historical documents which had been
the property Of Donavi0uo visil, tho
FIRST ~ Fstary Of The territory ~ New
Mexico aAd who for some time was
ala0 acting governor during the years
l6tG.41 This collection had been
augmented b. hls son Ep.lanio vlgii
who was q very nno translator and iu-
tcrproicr and a great collector OF his.
torlcal papers ana documents, an re-.
iatlng 90 che history Of New Mexico.
When Epilanio Vigil died tho PAPERS
parsed 10 his Hon who disposed Of
them 10 the Historical society Al a
los figure because bis father had de-
sired that this shoald be- done Some
very interesting. rare and unique
documents relating 10 New Mexieo
and the time between isfs aud 1870
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Rakod Them An In.

Three slick chaps. known as ]. u.
Williams, ". u, Darnell. and Bucling,
ham. alias Doe Dean, have been quiet,
~ carrying on a sure thing game az
the Ranch saloon, opposite the rail-
road station. operating mainly on tran.
sicnts and tourists Our sheriff has
been laying for the slippery gentle.
men. finally landed them, and the
Judge sentenced each OF them 10 a
fine OF 500. In default OF which they
are all IN iall. Our roads need repairs,
and a little honest labor on the thor.
oughfares by these gentry, would be
OF service to tho county. and perhaps
new and entertaining 70 them.-Dem.
ing Graphic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Too Many Arteslan ws.ls.

The people OF the Roswell country
are becoming alarmed at the number
OF artosian wells which are being
brought To- Nearly every man who
has a small tract Of land wants an ar.
tosian well flowing over u. The result
b that he does not need only a small
portion Of the water that flows, AND Il
iE allowed % run 10 waste. Il IA
feared that the effect viii be 20 weak
ca the supply of water over the ar.
ieslan belt. and the people win ask
the present legislature for some kind
~ legislation restricting the number
of wells which shall be allowed 70
How.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Bray 10 President

". " Bray. former highly re-.
specied citizen Of socorrG. has been
elected president Of the Young Mems
Christian association at N raso. The
organization has a large and influent.
ia membership In El Paso, and the
presidency Is position Of marked
honor ana dig''uction Mr.. nray's
many socoFro county friends will con.
graduate him heartily on the honor
conferred upon him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

All stomach trouble Ia removed BY
the use OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II
gives the stomach perfect rest by a.
gosling What you eat without the
s,omaohs aid. The .ood builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach
TO health, You don't have TO diet your.
sci! whom taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. !. d. Erskine. OF Alienville.
Mica. says,I suffered Heartburn and
stomach trouble for some time My
sisterin-iaw has had the same iron.
BILE aud was not able 10 eat for ak
weeks. She lived entirely on warm
water, Afier taking tko bottles OF
hodol Dyspepsia Cure she was entire.
~ cured, She now eats heartily and
10 In good health am glad 10 say
hodol gave me instant rellef." Sold by
q II. BrlgEs A Co. and s. vann a
son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
COMPANIES ORGANIZED
FOR BUSINESS
FIVE iNcoRPoRATloNs FILE
THEIR PAPERS WITH sEcRE.
TARY EAYNoLps.

tfrom Saturdays DailJ Citixonl
The following articles Of meOrpOra-
tion have been Med Ia the once of
Territorial Secretary J. " Reynolds.
Mesa Park Improvement company.
foriy'ulne years ID the torn of OK.
istence mentioned and thu board uf
directors tor tho frst three months "a
named IN a. follows James r. Halnes.
Bonlamin g. Roberts and John ~.
stlngle. The object OF the corporation
il to acquire BY purchase and other
wise all kinds Of real estate and per
sonal property aud the surveying OF
town sites, etc. The capital stock IN
t50Oc0. divided into 5000 shares Of a
par value VI $40 each.
The Citizens Rank Of Aztec. Term
of existence 80 years. The insiltu.
ton 3 capitalized al $4,000. divided
into $50 shares OF the par value of
500 saeh The stockholders aud tho
amount subscribed BY each are. W.
H. Williams, ten shrros. $1,000; FRED.
huHker, ton aharoa. 81 200, s. o. Pima.
staff, ~ shares. fa,7Opi q. w. Mccoy.
two shares. g2n0. J.. 4. Williams. one
share. 500; r a. Pierre, IS shares.
$500 n. y. Abrams. two shares.
1900. all " Aztec, aad s. q. HaWs. %
Colorado Springs. ten shares with a
value u 81 900. The officers AZ named
In tho articles are W. n. williams,
president J. H. williams. vice prosl.
dent The object of the concern II
10 carry ON a general banking buat
asss.
Great Western Gas, OH aud fuei
company. Of Roswell Term u exist.
ence. 50 years Capital stock. $780,.
900. divided Into 100000 shares az the
value one dollar each. Incorporation
and directors for .he first three
months are John w. Nan. Adolph
schuater. Claude "A. Hamilton, Rob
err G. Reid. J. ODD Hamilton. Mario
A. Hamilton, and William 4. DAVE.
posed. twenty one cruisers and aix In
course Of construction or proposed.
The Journal Is unroaSonably severe
Ia rs comments on Frank DuFSam.
NE river commissioner from this city.
Frank d negro and a saloon porter
wilh a soprano voice. but be Is Gao Of
the ahlcai members Of the present
hOard Of river commissioners.
Apparently Russia IS menaced ~
thu possibility 81 an uprising that sue
gosta 20 CONSERVATIVES and radlcais
alike Of the scenes 81 The French rsyo.
iution The significant featuro q the
Russian situation a. present - the
industrial distress. due partly 20 the
war which has caused suffering
throughout the empire and thus has
fosiered discomfort