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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Reer Cases ;n Caurf.

In the Recorders Court this rnorn- Ing. before Judge N. R. Clarke the sev- eraI Beer license" cases. wherein Meyer. Jossen and Company. Ferdi- nand Phillips. Thomas Martin and s Richard and Sons, are the defendants, were called. Each of the defendants were fined $25 for doing business with out license!
 On motion of the defense. however, the sentences were upheld in view of the statement that bill of injunction would be filed by each defendant in the United States Court here. before Judge H T. Toulmin, seeking to enjoin the city of Mobile from collecting a beer license from each; also to enjoin the city from causing the arrest of either or all of themRfor doing busipess with out license, The clai i'm of the defense as set up and sUhich will appear in the injunction, wiH be that the several firms are doingsa an interstate commerce business and that the city has no right to tax them with a license. The hear ing of argument in the injunctious will, in the opinion of City Attorney Boone, be had one day early in the coming week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
To HeIp the Orphans.

Today F. F. Conway and E w Goss, dressed in the ful' comtume of their order, went fort. with the large Jake J. Never Beaver on a section of the citv. Their mission was to sell tickets for the coming piaaic of Mobile Dam, No. 2G Independent Orders of Beavers to, be held or June 25. at Monroe park for the ,enefit of the several orphanages of this city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
smau Freiwht Wreck.

Shortly before o'clock at Beaver Meadow, on the Mobile and Ohi, Rail- road, a freight wreck occurred Three jumped the track on the switch. there- by completely blockino trafic r being impossible to use the Yong sidetracl at that point. The wrecking crew from Whistler went to the scene and in a short time the track was cleared and traffic resumed. No one was in- jured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Hotel Windermere
56th St. and Cornell Ave.

56th St. and Cornell Ave.
 Chicago, U.S.A.
 The Windermere has an ideal location facing Jackson Park on the South and Lake Michigan on the east. With it's home qualities and cool summer resort atmos- phere, it is especially attractive to the visitors from the South. In appointment and service it is one of the very best. Address for Bookfes
 Chas. G. Moore, ManassS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Deserters Captured.

Apo z one month ago nine Italian sailors deserted from the Italian ship Orealla Warrants were issued out of the, United States Court for their ap- prehension and last night Deputy Sheriffs Smith, Newell and Watts went Hurricane Mill Company. found and captured seven of the men. They were brought to Mobile and incarcerated in head will be paid the arresting of f1cers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs

And baths; elevation 2,oo0 felt; opens
 June 1st, Cures nervous prostraton dys- pepsla. rheumatic and skin troubiN. kidney
 and bladder disorders. and femab irreEu- larities; clears and beautifies the complex- NJ E. THOMAS.
 --S0t Crockett Sp,inGs. Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
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 1tlvee Forccasf.
 The upper Coosa will rise rapidly; attain ing moderate stages only; the lower Coosa will rise slowly; the Alabama will remain nearly stationary tonight, rising slowly during Thursday
 Weather CondltI0ma
 tFar Past 24 H0urn.t The east Gulf storm of Yesterday has moved northward to northern Georgia, causing continued showers in Florida, and general rains the eastern half of the cotton belt, the rainfall being heavy to quite excessive in eastern Alabama and with brisk 10 high winds in Georgia and South Carolina. An area of high baronl- eter covers the Lake region and New Eng land and extends southeastward to Kansas. It has caused continued fair weather from the north slope of the Rockies to the north Atlantic coast and southward over the Great Plains to the Gulf coast An area of low pressure is central over Utah. but has caused but little precipitation as yet. Temperatures have fallen somewhat in east ern Alabama, northern Georgia East Ten risen somewhat In upper Michigan and in the northeastern districts, and have chang ed but slightly elsewhere, with slight but general fall in western districts. Conditions now favor fair weather in this section to- night and Thursday
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 2a hours ending ., m.. :Stb
 meridian time
 Montgomery. Ala, June 13, 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Death of Mrs. Mary Jones.

Mrs. Mary Jones, relict of Thomas Jones. died this morning 4t 80 o'clock at her home on Selma street. after q brief Illness. Mrs. Jones was 6e years of age and native of this county. She was consistent member of Broad Street Methodist Church. and kn own to a large circle of friends. Her imts.'d- fate relatives who survive her are two sisters, Mrs. R. F. Beardsley and Mrs. Sarah A. Jones, and one daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Shy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
SCHOOLS OF MOBILE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HOLDS
 MONTHLY MEETING.
OMer of Rfckarby To Donate Gronnas For New Institution Accepee" With Proviso-Summer Ap-
 proprIation Was Made.
Advertiser Bureau
 Mohf1e. Junr a-

Advertiser Bureau
 Mobile. June
 A regular monthly meeting of o MO. hiie county was held at 10:3o ,,..s o,nsn this morning, the following me msixs,s W,.ss heinz present: President Slefss President Leinkauf. Commissiop,ea,ds ad Andrews, Marechal; VIgor;i reofine business was n o'sppTeu o'sspppSoprIatfon of s1.ooo for tae county schools and $500 for city schools was made for needed imprnvers.s os w Rickarby and sisters. to give the board a site for a school p5lia ng in inc Rickarby addition, west or fte cfty. provided a school was estaDnsncd was recommended fave, ably by tne nrnviso that the board be allowed to 6rfoher 1907 to erect the building, if needed. The recommendation was con- cured in.
 lin street school and an addition to the Leinkauf school building were thoroughly discussed and met favor able reception but definite .ction was Temporarily deferred. The committee and teachers asked for further time. which was granted and on motlon o. Commissioner Marechal. chairman ,e the committee the president was 1u- thorized to call a special session 10 r'- ceive the report. The reports of tho tendent were received cld filed. and appropriations made to cover recom- mendations as to improvements.
 A petition from the Mothers Club of asking for a Kindergarten at that place was referred to the superiDten- dent and country schools committee for investigation and report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Circuit Court opens.

The Snfnn1er term of th e fcf~cuit cnuri with. Judge Pelham prssidtng. The JurieS were organized Ior the week and the case of ElweH vs. Anniston Electric and Gas Company was csil- ed. 1t is alleged that ElweIl W ,s iu- jured by street car on West Tenah street same months ago. He brought suit and got judgment. The case was appealed and reversed by thu Supreme Court and remanded to the lower court for another trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mrs. Ed J. schwarz has returned from a visit to Montgomery. accom-.
 panied by her sister, Mrs. Sol Woolf
 of Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mir. and Mrs. N R. Clarke and fam iIy leave tomorrow for Point Clea where they will occupy the Besto cottage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mrs. George N Marsh has gone tt Seattle, Wash. accompanied by Misses
 Ruby and Olivette Conbov. Mrs Con
 boy will joint them later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14


 The interest in the meetires in progress at the Oxanna .oaptist CaGscli continue to increase and all Of the services are we'll attended. A large crowd went Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. Frank M. Wells in his lecture to men only. Two men professed Chris tianity and many manifested interest The same lecture will be delivered to ladies only at the Thursday afternoon service. The meeting closes next Thurs day, and on Wednesday night another lecture to men only will be given. Ills subject will be Conditions in the Phil ippines." These lectures are in har- mony with the gospel meetings.
 Lawrence w Jackson. of Shelby. has been elected secretary O. the Quinn Furnace Company at Gadsden to suc- eeed Captain w F. Johnston. who re- turned here recently. Mir. Jackson was formerly of Anniston His family will join him in Gadsden later.
 Jack Seay formerly of this 9ity, brt more recently of Selma arrived Ser last night and will take a position with the Southern Railway as expense clerk. Mir. Seay, has been with the same company in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Miss Maude Middleton returned to- night from Canon City. Colo. where she has been visiting Mra. William Rowland for several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Miss Christine Glass of Montgom-
 cry. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Palmer Pillans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Milk Ordinance Void.

Hon. O.. J. Semmes. in the city court of Mobile vs. Mcclure. for violating the milk ordinance, held %he present or dinance to be void in that 1t is con Junctive, not disjunctive Judge Eemmes held that the ordinance should be disjunctive so that If milk offered for sale contained more than the re- uuired water 1t should be an offense: quired solid matter. this should be an offense; or, If the milk was of less specific gravity than 1 29 it should be an offense. In other words, the prov in gthat the milk was either less than the required specific gravity; or, that It contained less than the. required but ter fats; or. that 1t contained less than the required solid matter. should each be a separate offense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mrs. N. D. Mcclure leaves tomorrow for Pittsburg Pa. to be gone several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mrs. T. E. spotswood and Miss Ella spotswood have gone to Bladon Springs for the summer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Captain and Mrs. w F. Tebbetts and Miss Marie Bush will go to Point Clear tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Tannenbaum le yesterday for New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Mobile Society News.

Mobile Society News.
 quiet wedding was solemnized at Ing when Miss Ruby Campbell was married to MT. Allison Lockwood Rev. q. C. Tucker officiating. The cere- mony was of the quietest nature. as father. the late Mir George Douglas Campbell A. A large family connection tio n Mrs. Lockwood went al once to their home on Old Shell Road. where they will keep house. MT. Lockwood is a we'll known life insurance agent in this city.
 The wedding of Miss Jennie Blakely Martin and MT. Jesse Benjamin Hamil- ton took place very quietly yesterday evening at the home of the brides brother. MT. George Preston Martin, Spain .oficiated. There were no attend. ants. MT. and Mrs Hamilton received many pretty gifts and have gone to housekeeping at 4S Old Shell Road.
 The marriage of Miss Clara Maude Gurry ana MT Ii ai.d Bullard; Jr, of home. 54 North Ann Street. White and green were the colors of the we'd the rooms, Rev. ots Calhoun per formed the ceremony. There were no attendants. The bride was very charming in thin white gown trim med with real lace and the conven tional veil caught with orange blos- soms. She carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas and carnations. A short reception followed the ceremony, Mir and Mrs. Ballard leaving on the South ern train. at SEQ o'clock. They will make their home in Jackson where Mrs. Ballard attended school only a year ago and met her fate. Assisting at the wedding reception were Mrs Fletcher Hooks, Mrs. Morrow, Miss Addie Windham. Miss Mary Byrne. Miss Ella Byrnes and Miss Bessie Cox.
 Mir William Otis Lott who is to be married tomorrow evening to Miss Agnes Blacksher gave a supper this evening at Stiles for his groomsmen His guests were Dr. Harr-- Haan, of Schenectady N. Y, MT. r c West of Wilmington, N. C MT. E.. c, Lens meire of Biloxi. R. A. Christian. Win field Partridge. Horace Sheppard Ben Rhert. Tom Roche and Tom Boone.
 Mrs T. E. spotswood and Miss Ella Epotswood have gone to Bladon Springs for the summer.
 Mrs. T. Carberry and Miss Kathleen carberry, of Louisville Ky, are visit Ing Mrs. R. McCabe. Miss Maude Me cabe has just returned from Selma,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Mrs T. Carberry and Miss Kathleen carberry, of Louisville. Ky, are visit Ing Mrs. R. McCabe. Miss Maude Me cabe has just returned from Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14
Averages .. -. .s. IT 64

temperature for the 12 hour.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Montgomery. Ala. June 18th. 1906.
, 1906-04-21

ure of the gathering and it was decid-
ed to call upon the members alphabet
ically for their choicest dainties.
The Altar society of st. Lawrence
church resumed active work Wednes,
day, succeeding it's Lenten vacation
and there was a large attendance of la.
dies at the meeting which was held at
the home of Mrs. Terry Logan. The
accumulation of routine business was
satisfactorily disposed of and a social
season enjoyed. Mrs. Butler and Mrs.
McHugh assisted the hostess in serv.
Ing the dainty refreshments. The so
ciety will hold its next meeting on May
10th at the home of Mrs. ]. J.. Story.
$50
The ladies of the Methodist church
served a very appetizing chicken sup
per in the basement last night. TIE
affair was largely ~patronized and the
busy workers Melted about $50.
4 { 3
Miss Nellie Marsh's intermediate
dancing class enjoyed a pretty masque-
rade party at st. Matthews hall last
night. About twenty-five little folks
were on the floor in costume and a
number of mothers and friends viewed
the interesting spectacle. There were
cowboys and dudes, Darkness ant
Dawn walked hand in hand, Might
was also present n Simple Simon
fiirted with 'Topsy" or Turkish Girl
without Partially. The cunning little
, 1906-04-21

dancing programs presented eight num-
bers. Miss Marsh's younger class had
a miniature masked party at the hall
this afternoon.
4 + =
The girls of the Glee club deny that
they expect to render "In the Shade
of the Old Apple Tree" at the arbor
day exercises next Friday.
q 4 2
The North Star society will give a
dancing party at its hall tonight.
4 4 =
A full account of the successful Eas-
ter Monday ball appeared in The Re-
publican Tuesday afternoon.
4 4 4
And added to it all, We had THE
Manxman," Murray and Mack and "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin!"
, 1906-04-21

The Original Laxative Cough Syrup
10 Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
1t eIpels all cold from the system by
acting as a cathartic on the bowels.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is
q certain, safe and harmless cure for
colds, Group and whooping cough.
Sold by Mills, A Druggist.
, 1906-04-21

On the evening of the 10th of April,
1894, John w. Heavey and Miss Julia
Baggett were united in marriage in the
romantic old city of St.Augustine, Flori-
da. The wedding, which was celebrat-
ed in genuine military fashion, was a
brilliant and beautiful one, nature con-
tributing a perfect moonlit night and
the intoxicating fragrance of myriads
of orange blossoms, stately oleander
blooms and starry jasmines to complete
the vision of paradise. The welded
life thus auspiciously begun has prov
ed to be, indeed, a varied one, leading
the happy couple by s%ojourns in strange
countries and widely differing climes
to their present home in Laramie, and
the twelfth anniversary of the marriage
was pleasantly celebrated at the Hea-
vey residence Thursday evening, the
friends of Captain and Mrs. Heavey
here d%elighting in the opportunity to
thus rejoice with them and their bright
little sons. Quantities of American
Beauty roses and other flowers charm
ingly expressed the congratulations OF
those present and the sentiment voiced
by the blossoms made them as accept
able to the host and hostess as were
the southern flowers of the long ago
captain and Mrs. Heavey's invitation
list included President and Mrs. F. NJ
TisdeI, MI. and Mrs. j. H. Symons, Mr.
and Mrs. +. H. Eggleston, Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Ernest, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E
ICortheI, Prof. and Mrs. j.. f. Soule, Dr
and Mrs. A. B. Hamilton, DR. and Mrs
H. e McCollum, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Scofield
Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs
r, G.. Fitch, Miss Downey, Miss Nc
Clellan, Miss Charles, Messrs. A.. Z
Jones, F. S. Burrage and Corlett Dow
ney. Four-handed euchre was a e
ure of the evenings program, the scor
ing rings, bells and favors being all
strikingly appropriate for a Wedding
anniversary. A sumptuous supper was
served, Masters William and jackson
Heavey assisting prettily in entertain
ing. Captain and Mrs. Heayey's scores
of Laramie friends unite in the wisE
that they may celebrate as happily
their golden wedding day.
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A very successful Easter luncheon
was given this afternoon by Mrs. Cap
tain Heavey at 1870 o'clock, covers be
ing laid for Mrs. Tisdel, DR.. Hebard
DR. Wergeland, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs
brown, Mrs. Downey and Miss Moore
The decorations and appointment;
were all prettily suggestive of the Eas
terrible.
One of the prettiest whist par
ties ever given here was the one yes
terday afternoon at which Mrs. t. H
Gibson charmingly officiated as hostess
Cut flowers were utilized for decoration
and potted plants were also effectively
massed, a magnificent Easter lily be
ing e-xtravaganaly admired by thu
guests. The souvenirs were exquisite
clusters OF royal blue %violets, relieved
by their own fresh foliage. The delic
ious luncheon was carefully served il
courses. Mrs. Gibson's invitation lis
follows: Mrs. H. A. Gonden, Mrs. Z
] Winslow, Mrs. j. E. Weightman, Mrs
L. r. Swigart, Mrs. George Spalding Mis-
Mary Mcclellan, Mrs. W. II. B. Jacobu:
Mrs. H. C. Scofeld, Mrs. C. A. Cami
bell, Mrs. w. H. Douglas, Mrs. John
$50. Mac yTr;IIian uodgap,an NJ,
, 1906-04-21
Gs-IS~s~aES~sSSytr 4SNHss1
tTHE WEEK s
: In SOCIETY,"

IL is difficult to pursue and record the
ordinary routine Of life in the presence
of such a calamity as that of the past
week. Hearts everywhere are filed
with sympathy for the bereaved and
the afflicted and modern atheism and ir-
reverence are given pause when con-
fronted with this vertiable day of judg-
ment. Intellect itself is well nigh para
lyzed by the feeling of utter helpless
ness, the realization of the weakness
OF man and the ~futility of his achieve
ments in the light of this visitation
upon a proud naughty generation
and nation. Consider our men of sci
ence, so brave and so progressive as
to observe volcanic phenomena upon
the edge of an active crater and yet no
more capable of giving warning of the
impending doom of uncounted thou,
sands tina the infant of an houri HUI.
man achievements of years, magnift.
Client monuments to ~benevolence and
philanthropy obliterated in the twinkl-
ing of an eye and the millionaire of yes.
ternight perishing for a morsel of
bread and a drop of cool wateri cyan
ity, vanity; all is vanity Laramie
visitors to the coast were mercifully
spared, and we have not suffered, so
far as can be ascertained, personal be,
reavement and the intimate stroke of
grief. The tension loosens somewhat
in view of the universal and magnif-
cient gifts from the country at large
and electricity and steam are all too
slow to convey substantial evidences
of sympathy and succor.
Meanwhile public and private func-
lions have been contending for supre-
macy here, the number of events be-
ing so numerous and of so much i'm
portance as to render a proper chroni-
cling of them well nigh impossible. A
sympathetic friend suggested to the
society editor that it would condense
matters to some extent to announce by
way of Introduction that Refreshments
were served at all these places" 1t
will still further simplify matters to
borrow the ~phraseology of William Al
len Whites scribe on the "Willer Crick
G~ayzette," announcing generally that
"a lovely time was had"
, 1906-04-21

A MAJESTIC RANGE WILL MAKE
ANY WIFE GOOD NATURED. SEE
THE BARGAIN ON ONE AT HcLLl-
DAYS. 212t2
, 1906-04-21

One of the largest and most import
ant functions of the week was the
whist party given Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. C. S. Greenbaum, nearly fifty
ladies being present to enjoy the occa-
sion and beautiful toilettes being a
notable feature of the event. Unique
and pretty Easter favors in the shape
of bonbonieres made most acceptable
souvenirs and were substituted for
prizes. A delicious and elaborate
luncheon was served in courses, the
hostess being cleverly assisted by Mrs.
H. Neil Roach, Mrs. George Spalding
and Mrs. j. T. Peckenpaugh, and these
young ladies received special tokens of
appreciation. This enjoyable event was
the first of a series OF parties planned
by Mrs. Greenbaum for the summer.
, 1906-04-21

AT the meeting of Damon lodge No.
8, knights of Pythias, a committee vas
appointedtomake arrangements for the
entertainment t. be given by the lodge
on the night of Thursday, May 3, when
the Palmatier Sisters have been IN
gagged to give a concert. 1t is the in
tention of the lodge to make the affair
a social function of high order and it
is possible that a hop will be given af-
terrific concert, this feature not having
been fully decided upon, but If given
will be separate from the concert. h
Palmatier sisters are musicians of high
rank and are said to give n of the
cleverest performances of any similar
organization ever visiting this section.
Should the dance be decided upon the
five Palmatier sisters will furnish the
music, thus furnishing a diversion by
way of a lady orchestra for this feature,
The lodge is quite busy with rank work
at present but decided it could still
spare a little time to entertain its
friends and its members outside the
lodgeroom.
, 1906-04-21

The Woodmen Dancing club gave the
twelfth and last of its series OF dances
at North Star hall Thursday night, the
, 1906-04-21

The South End Neighborhood club
held its meeting Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Lo~vejoy's pretty home, and a de-
lightful time is reported by those in at
tendance. Receipts were again a feat
, 1906-04-21

Daily Republican. so cents a month.
, 1906-04-21

The Idlewild club played Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs, Reid, com
pleting its series. The club decided
to take a recess during the month of
May and will begin a new series at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris
early in June.
, 1906-04-21

The Social Hour club was entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Bah
cock, the session proving to be an ex
ceptionally pleasant one. Mrs. Nc
Cune will be at home to the club at its
next meeting.
, 1906-04-21

Hon. Otto Gramm and DR.. P. c. Nc
Mfr were the guests at a delicious duck
dinner given Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Campbell.
, 1906-04-21

MesdameS MathlsOn, LaIImeT, W
CART, Kidd, Patched and Jacobs were
the entertaining ladies at the meeting
of the Charity Whist club Thursday
evening and the attendance was large,
the collection being also n of the
highest Of the year. Mrs. Fred George
and Mr.. Dayton carried off the honors
of the evening when the scores were
called for. The hostesses chosen for
the next session were Mesdames SEQ
field, Weightman, Stickney, Winslow,
OFT and Boehne.
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