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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
ONE PARDON;
 TWO PAROLES Governor Acts on Peti-
 tions of Prisoners, FRANK KRoELL IS DENIED Dallas Woman Convicted of Mis-
 cegenation is Freed. J. w. Gibson, Sentenced For Bisamy By Blount County Court, Given liberty Under UnusuaI Combi- nation of Circumstances.
AefIon of Governor.


 D J. W. Gibson, Blount county, bigamiy, pardoned. Elmer Webb, Lamar county, 3 murder, paroled. } Jessie Northington, Dallas coun- 3 ty. miscegenatlon, paroled. } John Williamson, Wilcox county, violation prohibition law, fine re- } duced. ! Felix Merchant, Lamar county, ! assault, civil rights restored. ! Frank Kroell, Shelby county, ] murder, petition denied. ! Ernest T. Aomas. Jefferson county. murder, petition d,nfed. 2 Frank Martin, Etowah county, ! murder, petition denied. ! A. B. Cannon. Jefferson county. D carnal. knowledge, petition de- c D nied. R A. J. Smith. DeKaIb county. ( ] manslaughter. petition denied. ! Charlie Coins, Barbour county, N Assault and battery. petition de- ! nied l Colonel Weaver. Conecuh coun- < ty,, seduction, petition denied N Henry Cooker, Mobile county, } manslaughter, petition denied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
Jnp seamen win Testify.

St. Petersburg, June z2.--SeVeIaI Japanese seamen and two surgeons have been summoned as witnesses m the trial by court martial or Admirsi Roiestvonsky on the charge of coward ice on surrendering to the enemy. They are expected to give evidence as to the admirars condition at the time of the surrender.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
No. 1s17.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Of First Meeting.

Of First Meeting. In the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama. n Bankruptcy.
 In the matter of H. F. Johnson and s, E. Vaughn doing business as Crescent Gro eery Company. Bankrupt. Post Of flee Montgomery, County Montgomery, Alabama.
 The aforesaid party having been adjudged a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress en- titled An Act to Establish a Uniform sys- tenn of Bankruptcy throughout the United States" approved July 1st 1898, a meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt is call ed at the otfice of the undersigned Referee, in the United States Court House. Nontgom efy, Alabama, on the 5th day of July, next. at 10 o'clock a. m., to make proof of debts and Tor the election of a Trustee, ana such other matters as are necessary and re- ouiI ed by the Act of Congress aforesaid.
 ASA E. sTRArroN.
 Aeferea. Montgomery. Ala. June slst. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF ALABAMA MONTGOMERY COUNTY. PROBATE COURT.

You will take notice that, on the 21st day of June. 1906. Solomon Loeb. guardian of Morris M Hirsch. filed in the Probate Court of this county. his application in writing for a decree to sell certain lands described in the application, and which be- long to said minor for the purpose of re noval to Muscog0e County, Georgia, on the ground that the same Is to the interest of said minor, and that the 18th day of July 1906. was appointed for nearing aAld ap- and contest the same if you see proper
 Given under my hand this 2lst day of Iunc iaO6 J. B. GASTON,
 sst-4t Judge Of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23

man sane. that he has epilepsy, but that the asylum will not cure that. His present tasks are light and within his physical caracity. I refuse to inter- fere with the sentence of the court"
 Another Eetition denied was that of Ernest T. Thomas, convicted October z, 1898, of murder by the Criminal Court of Jefferson county. and sen- fenced to ten years. The reeommenda- tion Of the Board of Pardons stated that tie prisoner had failed to show 8 good record since his incarceratiop.
 Frank Martin, sentenced to thirty five years imprisonment for murder in the second degree. by the City Court of Gadsden, was another petitioner who was denied The crime for which Mar tin was convicted was the killing of Bill Alexander.
 The petition of A. B. Cannon, a me- gro. convicted by the Jefferson County Criminal Court of having had carnal knowledge of eight-year-old Ollie May Ballard. was also refused. Cam non Is serving a sentence imposed January 12, 1903. for ten years.
 Another petition denied was that of A. J. Smith, of DeKalb County. who was sentenced to eighten months inn prisonment for manslaughter in the first degree. The grounds upon which the petition were presented were that the prisoner had been actuated to the deed, and fear of personal injury. The Board of Pardons refused to recom- mend pardon.
 On the petition of Charlie Coins, of Barbour County, sentenced to six months on conviction Of a charge of ass'auat and battery the following statement appeared:
 The sentence seems to have been light enough, the petition is refused
 Other applicants for cIemency re- fused were those of Colonel Weaver, of Conecuh County, and Henry Cooker of Mobile County. The former is serv- ing d sentence of six years for se- duction. and the latter is under sen tence of one year for manslaughter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
Marainrah at YeIlowstone.

Colorado Springs, June 22.---The Mar ajarah of Baroda, India, and his royal
 suite left last night over the Santa Fe
 1 for ths Grand Canyon. California and Yellowstone Park. The party Is forty- eight hours behind schedule time, hav- 1 ing changed its original plan of leav- l ing Tuesday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF ALABAMA. MONTGOMERY |
 COUNTY. PROBATE COURT.

You will take notice that on the 21st day of June 1906, Solomon Loeb. guardian of Max Loeb filed in tho Probate writing for a decree to sell certain lands f,,ipe in this county. which are accurately described in the application. and which be- long 10 said minor for tho purpose of re
 noysl to MuscoEee County, Georgia. on the f-round that the same is to the Interest of Said minor; and that the 18th day Of July. 1906. was appointed for hearing said ap- hbd contest the same if you see proper. Given under my hand this 3ist day of Ju1e isOB J. R. GASTON,
 sat-3k Judge of ProbatR,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23

Casino Matinee today, Children 10 cents, entities them to admission to Ca- sinO, free ride on Slide or CarousaI and free car ticket returning to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23

Casino Matinee today, Children 10 cenfs, entities them to admission to Ca- sirzc, free ride on Slide or Carousal and free car ticket returning to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23

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but an infant She is a young woman of rare accomplishments. having been educated at one of the finest colleges for young ladies in the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
wooDsON IS CAUGHT,
Negro Who Shot Brothers Head on Is
 ArRnnAnd

AFKeMte0.
 Jerry woodson. the negro who on Thursday killed his brother, William with q shot gun near Grady, was cap tured yesterday by Constable Victor Bozeman. who lives in that part of the county. The two negroes were quarrel ing over a woman and Jerry,the police say, deliberately secured a weapon and shot the top of his brothers head. ppff. The negro offered no resistance when na r5furaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

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 for fresh vegetables from the garden every norningt your moneys worth, try him; !AenA ASss -S-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
IRoN SAFES.

 SAFEs-BougtM sold. and exchanged. Full stock new a.. Exclusive agency Victor Saco6d hand safes cheap. The Montgomery ssfe q Lock Go. 221 Commerce St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
ENGRAVING.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
FINANCIAL.

NOTICE TO owners and prospective pur- chasers of Marconi Wireless Telegraph StoclS. June 2Bth this stock will be ad- vsncsd from Ss to sI per share. All parties Iones. Agent No 10 s. Perry St. It MONEY to loc on watches. diamonds. Jew Sriends when in need of . sfnau loan come to Id: our business Is strictly confidential
 MoptgomerY Loan Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-23
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
NEWS OF GREENYILLE.
Weekly Meeting of WOman'S Club En-
 tertaIned by Miss WInkIer.

Weekly Meeting Of WOman'S CiuD En-
 tertained by Miss WInkIer.
 Greenville, Jan. 20-(Special) )-The weekly meeting of the WoElan's Club was entertained by Miss Elsie Winkler. Valuable papers were read by Mesdames B. II. Wilmington. J. G. Reynolds and R. A BeeIand. The subject of civic improvement was brought before the club and the matter was thoroughly discussed Some important work was decided upon along this line. in connec- ton with their club studies. Elegant refreshments were served after the bus mess of the meeting was disposed of.
 Father Ryan Chapter, U. D. C., will soon begin the improvement and beau tifyinE of the square on which the Confederate monument stands This has been retarded by the building of the Methodist church and the mass of debris which has covered part of the ground. This square extends from the church and parsonage to Commerce street. there facing the handsome pub lie school building. Its improvement will add much to the beauty of that part of the city
 Mrs. R. A Lee and Mrs J. Beeland, members of Father Ryan Chapter, will attend the executive committee meet ing of the State organization which will be held in Montgomery next Thursday.
 Miss Clara Powell entertained a num- Der of young friends last night in hon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

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 But there Is no need to get down hearted if you suffer constant back ache, weariness, bearing down pains sick headaches. etc. Doan,s Kidney Pills have brought new life and strength to thousands of women afflict ed In this way.
 It is easy to tell if your kidneys are the cause of your ailments. Backache itself is only the aching of the kid neys when congested and infiamed. You feel it in the back because the kidneys are in the small of the back. The bladder and urinary tubes get swollen, crowding the delicate female organs near by, and causing many of the pe- culiar pains thought to be female trou- bles.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
Cbe Cbeatres
.eThe Duke of KilIicrankie." :"

It is a source of genuine enjoyment to every class of theatre-g goers to sit through two hours of genuine comedy, the kind of comedy that makes us enjoy the petit foibles of human nature ana admire the really big things in every day men and women.
 "The Duke of Killicrankie" is such comedy and it's coming at the close of a solid week of rain of comedies, mu- sical and otherwise, was as refreshing as sunshine after the most gloomy mist that ever fell Not that several of the offerings during the week were not attractions of merit. But one gets tired of "Florodora" mods and the trop- ical songs of New York localisms. ana so genuine comedy, such as The Duke of Killicrankie," Is more than Welcome. Variety is always appreciated
 Robert Marshall, the author, deserves lasting credit for the unusually good comedy presented to large audiences at the Montgomery Theatre yesterday and last night The Duke of Ktliicrankie" Is a remarkable play-remarkable In that the dramatist casts to the winds that most important asset or all writ CTS of plays, action. and depehos solely on the merit of his dialogue to make the play successful.
 It is again remarkable in that the author puts his entire faith Tn TOUT characters and draws them so finely that the audience wants no more. Again, Captain Marshall succeeded lie has an ambitious mother to nit on in one act a butler and caretaker in an other act and an enterprising, 1T ubiquitous, reporter, who entertalns for a few seconds in the last act but the success of The Duke Of kllllcran- kie" depends on a quartette. member of which is on the stage from curtain to curtain and each character IS drawn so finely as to attract the Interest usual given a star.
 The person who plays any one or these four parts could be featured on the program. John Drew was featured in the original production because John Drew was better known and accord jngly a better drawing card rom financial viewpoint than any other member of the cast. Rose Coghlan was selected as the neadiiner for the pres ent production as Miss Coghlan is bet ter known through the Southern circuit than any member of the four in this company, and yet either or the other three could have honorably sustained the stellar role. ~
 There is nothing peculiar or remark able in the story of The Duke or kii- licrankie" We have WeaItnV young English nobleman wlth every thing he can desire save the love or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
DOCTORS OF BULLOCK.
County Medical Association Holds
 Meeting in Union Surings.

County Medical Association Holds
 Meeting in Union Surings.
 Union Springs, Jan. 20.-(Special.)- The Bullock County Medical Associa- tion met here this week in the office cers as follows: President, Dr. J. l.. Bowman Vice-President, Dr. R. H. Hayes; Secretary, Dr. c. M. Franklin; i; Treasurer. Dr. T. J, Dean. Dr. J. L. Bowman and pr. F. P. Hixson were added to the Board of Censors.
 Mrs. Virginia Pickett and Mrs. J. c. Lawrence will attend the meeting of the Executive Board of the U. D. C., in Montgomery next Thursday. Fri day the Board will be the guests of Capt. J. M. Falkner and visit the Old Soldiers Home.
 The new Moseley building is now completed and is an ornament to Prairie street.
 Mrs. Alex Dunlap and daughter. Miss Susie, of Louisville, Ky, are the guests of the family of Capt. w. c. Wilson.
 The Dixie Eagles held a meeting yesterday afternoon and elected officers as follows for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Miss Etowah Stokes Vice-Presi- dent, Eva Pierce; Secretary and Treas urer, Mable Moore; Historian, Dora Haddock.
 There will be given here next Friday evening under the auspices of the U. D. C.. a beautiful little play combin- ing the Reveries of Bachelor and The Sniggles Family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

beautiful and brainy young noblewo- man. Having used every other means without avail he decoys the young wo- man to his secluded Scottish castle. To keep from involving her good nape, he invites a parvenu widow to an im- aginary house party and at the same time uses as his accomplice brain less M F., who is good fellow and is enamored of the widow and her riches. At the castle. he imprisons the widow and his love, until by his strength of character brilliancy of mind and con- sideration of his prisoner, he can win her over Matters are brought to a crisis by the arrival of a London re- porter, who has printed story" Of the abduction in exaggerated style. The two women are liberated, but de- eide that they will never leave the custody of their captors. Such is the stony. Simple 1t is and a bit improb- able. But the opportunities for clever dialogue, dialogue that keeps one laughing. are undoubtedly there. and Captain Marshall made the most of his opportunities.
 Miss Coghlan, as Mrs. Mulholland, the parvenu. had perhaps the best part she has ever played in Montgomery She is a natural player of comedy and especially of those parts where reserve and not fiamboyance Is necessary. Miss Coghlan is one of that rare class of actresses that does not need looks nor vulgarity to assist her in being true. Give her lines that any cleverness can be drawn from, and Miss Coghlan will be able to please. But Miss Coghlan's methods are too well known in Mont gomery. All that is necessary is to say that she Is still Miss Coghlan, as clever as she has been in the past.
 Lynn Pratt was The Duke of Killi- crankie." No one ever imagined after his first entrance that he was not the lackadaisical but the rightful noble man and Socialist the man of means and brains, that only needed sufficient personal incentive to make those brains and means potential. The char acter is finely drawn. The part was finely played. Endowed with splendid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21

committee. L. P. Nunnellee was elect ed permanent secretary. w. w. Lav- ender was elected committeeman for Beat 5.
 The committee ordered a primary for the nomination of county officers to take place Saturday. April IA. sub committee was appointed 10 arrange the details of the primary election.
 The meeting was a most harmonious one. The sentiment of the committee endorsed the action of the State Exec utive Committee. The committee adopt ed the rules laid down by the State Executive Committee as to qualifica- tions of voters. Quite a number of candidates appeared before the conn mittee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
"A NEW BANK
 IS PROPOSED w. E. Holloway is Pro- rnoter of Institution. THE LOCATION IS SECURED Fixtures of American National
 Are Purchased. It Win he Incorporated Under State Law and Capital stock Nay be
 s2oo,ooo or ssoo,ooo at
 Beginning. 4

Within the next thirty or sixty days. 1t is practically certain that Montgon cry will have a new banking house with capital stock from s200,0o0 to s300,000. The institution is Tn process of organization and number of citi- zens. both in and out of Montgomery, have signified their intention of sub scribing to the stock.
 The new bank, promoted by w. E. Holloway and his associates, will be known as the Montgomery Bank and Trust Company" Yesterday the inter- ested persons secured a lease of the place at IF Commerce street. occupied by the American National Bank until that institution was absorbed by the Fourth National Bank on January l. The promoters have not only obtained location but they have purchased all of the marble fixtures and equipment. of the old American National Bank.
 In the past two days Mir Holloway and his associates began active steps toward the organization of a bank al- though for two years Mir. Holloway has contemplated such a project. The re- cent absorption of the American Ma tiona1 Bank by the Fourth National Bank renewed his conviction that Montgomery affords an excellent op- portunity for an additional banking house.
 The proposed bank will be incorpor- ated under the laws of the State and it will have all the powers of trust company.
 When seen last night. MT. Holloway admitted that arrangements were being perfected for the organization of the new bank. He expressed some sur- prise that the project had reached the newspapers and said he could not go into a discussion of the matter at pres ent
 It was said yesterday that the Mont gomery Bank and Trust Company will be incorporated as soon as sufficient subscriptions have been secured, at which the stockholders will hold meeting. decide upon the amount of capital stock and elect officers.
 W. E. Holloway has resided in Mont gomery for number of years and was for some time engaged in the practice of law. He is now connected with number of banks in towns adjacent to Montgomery.
 With the new institution Montgom- cry will have five banks, three of which are national banks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
or of her guest. Miss LilIie Johns oi

or of her guest. Miss LiIIie Johns of Evergreen.
 c. T, Blaum of Dothan is the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Battenhausen.
 Maj. James J. McMullan, the recent ly elected mayor of the city, is im- proving after serious spell of sick ness. His restoration to health will give pleasure to many warm friends.
 The remains of MT. Lichten will be inferred here instead of being carried to Montgomery as first reported. The funeral will take place tomorrow morn- ing at ten o'clock at the residence, the interment to be at Magnolia cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
MIR. BAUM IS CASHIER.
Young Man Called to Important Omce
 hY Hank.

Young Man Called to Important Onlce
 The Board of Directors of the Union Bank and Trust Company has created the office of cashier. and Sylvain Baum. a well-known young man, has been elected to fill the office. Mir. Baum has already assumed his new duties.
 Heretofore this bank has not had a cashier but the business has grown to such an extent that 1t was deemed necessary to place some one in this important capacity.
 The following officers of the bank have been elected for the ensuing year: Michael Cody. President; Joseph Nor wood, Vice President; and J. s. Will cox Secretary.
 MT Baum has been associated with the banks of Montgomery for eleven years. He began his career with the Merchants and Planters-Farley Nation al Bank and remained there until near ly three years ago when ne accepted the position of teller at the Union Bank and Trust Company. which position he has held until he was promoted to be cashier.
 MT. Baum will be succeeded G3 teller by Clifford Stewart, who held the posi- tion of bookkeeper. The successor or MT. Stewart has not been named
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-21
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