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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

character. solve the problem of his vast accomplishments and tdealiae his ko1Ly purposes, I would simply write, 1As loves his fellowmsn."
 Colonel Russell. in response to whAl had been said, declared he would De an ingrate did he refrain from saying d few words in acknowledgement of tho high honor eonferred upon him. 70 have lived more than tnirfy years n the midst Of hls hearers asla retained their confidence, was sufhsient h9nos for any man.
 He was grateful for the honors e0n- ferred upon him In the past and ne hoped to continue mertEing their gotts esteem He promieedF te give 0t aiH efforts in uphuiiding the grAatest of the great cities of the South. He pro posed 10 exalt in her priumpha and soss row in her adversiIies if such snoutn come again.
 Private" John Allen of Mississippl, n life-long friend and companion or Colonel Russell, tn his. own way, Ter lated "reminiscences Of tine man wta,l was tonight honored. and said tnat l while MassIssippi had only loaned himl she still claimed Colonel Russell as hes own. guage, spoke to a toast to woman at the same time referred to Mobile best friend. Colonel Russell. Refresh ments were served after the speach- making, and the evening proved tne happiest in the history of the com mercial Club of Mobile.
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FURNIss+HOORH1R
PERSONAL ITEMS

Misses Ethel and Anna PeIzer have gone to Prattvtlle to attend the mar Yiage of Miss Dora Northlngton and will take place at the home of her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. W. f. Northington this evening. Mrs Porter Walker of Birmingham Is the guest Of Mrs. Montgomery smith She will go to Prattville today to attend the Walker r-Northington mar rlage.
 Montgomerians who will be guests al the WalkeP-Northington wedding this afternoon in PFattville win leave on the L. and N. train at .4:sO; There will be special train returning to Mont gomery at 10 o'clock in the evening.
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 Mir. and Mrs. s: K, Williamson left last night tight ,I, for New ean Orleans, From spend some time. They win be gone for two weeks. Miss Lila Hannon has gone to Mobile to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles l.. Tay- Tor. MT. and Mrs. Taylor have recent ly gone to house keeping.
 Miss Fannie Morris Cloud has come with her aunt. Mrs; J. L. Hall
 Mrs. B. L.. Wyman has returned from Rollin.. where she has been spending Mrs. George' T. Burke, at their home on Perry street,
 Mir. and Mrs. Calvyn Gully are to be congratulated on the birth oh a daugh- ter whom they have named Elizabeth at their home in Meridian, Miss. Mrs Gully, was before her marriage Miss Meta Belle Mickle She is a niece of Mrs. James H. Hardaway.
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 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. Fred flaw kins will be interested to know that he Is doing very well toward recover ing from the serious accident he suf-
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OFFICERS ARE ExoNnRATED.
Finding of Marine CourtnaartfaI o
 HOag Kong Diaaster.

HOag Kong Disaster.
 Hong Kohn, Nov. 6.-The finding Of the marine court of inquiry into tbe fire on board the British steamship Hankow, which was burned alongside her wharf on October IA, last, absolved the master. Captain Branch. and the ships officers from any blame in tho matter.
 They, it is said, did all in their power to save life and property, but were un- successful, owing to the rapidity with which the fire spread and the feree- ness of the flames.
 The court was of the opinion, how ever, that all light texture cargo should be slowed beneath hatches or screened off in such a manner that fl would be impossible for passengers tc have any access to it.
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GUN MANUFACTURER DEAD
Dr. Beeman of PepsIn Gum Fame Dles at Cleveland

Dr. Beeman of PepsIn Gum Fame Dles
 at Cleveland.
 Cleveland, Nov. 6.--or. Edwin W :. Beeman, one of the best known men of this city. died at an early hour today. Twenty-Five years ago DF. BeemaTi quit the practice of medicine 70 enter upon the manufacture of pepsin chew ing gum and later was associated with W. J. Whitem now of New York. Dr, Beeman made a fortune of several million dollars as did Mir. White.
 It is said that the idea of eombin- ing pepsin with chewing was sugEes- ted to Beeman by young woman, who worked In 1 newg stand here he bought chewing gum. At any rate after Beeman had adopted the Idea and was making money out of 1t, he employed the young woman and saw that she was well taken care of when he disposed of his gum business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
THE CORRECT THING

wedding invitation of all things demanded by social custom should be correct in form and made of fine Nsationeryy It better not to issue any invitations all than send out something that is unfashonable of poor material. If you wish to get absolutely the rect thing consult J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., the fashionable engravers, 47 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Georgia.
 This establishment produces the latest styles fast they are accepted by the elite of LondOn New York Samples sent free of charge. Don't deay write this house today.
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COMMITTED MANY CRIMES.
Louis Dabner Says He Has Keen IH
 Many Mundera

Louis Dabner Says He Has been In
 Many Murders.
 San Francisco Gal, Nov. 6--Louis Dabner this afternoon confessed to Chief of Detectives Duke that he and John Siemson, who was arrested with him for an assault on Jeweler Boh- rend last Saturday, had committed a number of crimes that recently have startled the city.
 He stated that he and Siemson killed William PfitzneF and William Friede, merchants, robbed the Japanese Bank, and murdered Cashier II. Munotaka. and also robbed pr. T. D. w. Leland, though for this crime another man is now serving Imprisonment.
 DabneF made a full and free state ment regarding all th ose and other crimes Of which he and Simopson had been suspected since their arrest. Dab- ner stated that the amount taken from the Japanese Bank was s4,200,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

fered in sprafning his ankle about two weeks ago; However, it will be nec- sessa.y TOT ms ankle to remain in plas- Ssr tor several weeks longer. Mir. Hawkins has just returned from a very narq ana successful business stay in .oaklSpa : ,s9sIs Cal, and was about to take with the accident from which he has suffered very much.
 Miss Fine May Wagner has gone to { Mrs. c. W. Halls has gone to Selma. to attend the Furniss- Hooper wedding, which took place last evening.
 Miss Annie Maude Dawson has gone to O. Blrmingham, ming where she wiil spend E s &
 Gresnweod, where she wifi ifns visit her err daughter, Mrs. Sarah Copeland.
 Ltfle Dorothy Ross, daughter of MT. and Mrs Walter Ross is still quite i'll in Opeiika, with Typhond fever.
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 Mrs. L. H. Boykin of GlennvilIe, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs, Ferry street. has returned home. v
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 Master Billy Overton. little nephew of Mr. Edward Burton whe is i'll with typhoid fever is very much better.
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 Mrs. Robert woolfolk and children have returned from a three months stay in New York.
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 Mrs. Richard Arlington. who is the her home on Church Street, will return to her home in Enterprise tomorrow. Miss Marion Watts and Miss Mary Arr rington will accompany her home to make her q visit.
 Mrs. Bruce of Louisville is the guest of her son, Mir. Alexander Bruce, at his home on the woodley road.
 Miss Rebeeca Somers of Louisville Ky. Ky. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunter Mrs. Ralph Falknsr. who has been visiting Colonel and Mrs. J. M. Falk- ner at their home ca North Goldth- waite Street. has gone to Birmingham to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cam" eron.
 Mrs. Henry cremslin has returned been visiting Mrs. Elliott Harmon has returned to her home in Tuskegee. & AAaSS Mlhule NALfa l8 FlStIlng hel sister, Mrs. Charles Halls. g S S2 | Mrs. Alexander Troy has returned | from New York where she has beer visiting her son Mir. Alex Troy Du, ring her absence she also spent som, time with relatives in WytaVille, Va. S< SR SH Mrs, Sadie Webb deCampi of De. mopoiis is the guest of her sister, M- s James Ferrall at her home on Monroe Street.
 % % M MF. William Davenport left thls ! morning for Norfolk, Va, after a visit | to his mother at Highland Park. Se & S& Mrs, P. F. Cassady left lase night te visit her old home at Knoxville Tenn q E x Miss Nellie Mcclure of Knoxville Tenn,. who has been visiting Mrs P. C. | Harrison and other relatives In Mont gomery for several weeks, returned to heF home yeakmPFkaW
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
MOblle,s God speed.

Mobile, Ala, Nov, 6.-President Max Hamburger. Of Commercial Club teddy sent the following message to PFssiT dent Roosevelt; sThe citizens of AAor bile appreciate your heroic efforts 60 assure early completion of the Pana- ma canal. A work in the eartRs high- est civilization, destined to benefit the Gulf states. the nation and the work We bid you God speed and aRfe Fa turn home"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
AInhnmn nf Capltal.

Washington, Nov. 6.-(Special.)- James W. Sharman, appointed post master at Rock Mills. Randolph Coun- ty. Rural carriers appointed: Brock ton, route 1. Curtis HuthisOn carrier. Arthur c. BFunson substitute; Green vile. route 8, John B. Perry, carrier, William J. Craig, substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
woMAws HOME afmETING.

At the monthly business meeting of ton. held yesterday Iafternoon. were present many inteHested and enthusias- tic members. The President, Mrs. T. ". Hannon. presided. andHin the usual quested to offer thanks to God for the blessingA upon the recent effort which brought precedeuted success in Wo- mans Home Day. Mrs. Charles |. Pope, the Treasurer, read their reports. Those on admittance. repairs and sup plies were presented by the chairmen, ton and Miss n. E Wrfght.
 In the death of Mrs. c. A. Hammond, the Association has lost faitfful member and contributors. the last days of her life recording an act of gem erosity to one of Stle inmates in the Home. To her aaTrowfng children, deer and tender synpAthy has been express twentysfive years a manageF, and Miss G. A. Hammered prOmfuent active worker in the Association
 Upon aiviseEnent of the pastor. Rev. ' T H shelton; the Adams Avenue Ban tiss Church, has recently given q geh- erous eontribution to the Home.
 The coal and wood dealers have promised their usual timely donations to the inmates for the winter.
 Tine Association gladly welcomes back to the city Mrs. M. A. Waller. Miss S. c. Follansbees Mrs. J. B. Gaston and Mrs Margaret PsnSsn g >
 FURNIsssHOOPER
 MARRIAGE IN SELMA Mir. and Mrs. David Whetstone ar in Selma where they went to attend the marriage of Miss May Hooper and pr. John. Nelson, Furpiss, which oc- cured there last evening. Miss Hoop .eF has frequently visited Montgomery and her friends here will extend good wishes to her and her husband.
 Se Ss &
 Miss Eleanor Caldwell has gone to New York to spend some time.
 SG @ S
 FOR MISS LAHEY.
 Misses Josie and Virginia Norwood have invited a number of friends to attend linen shower which they will give on Tuesday, November 13, al 4:30 in compliment to Miss Lucille La hey. whose marriage to Mir. Joseph w Holt will occur Thursday November IS,
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Rate nearlng Postponed

Kansas City, Mo. Nov .6-rhe rate hearingr owing out of the enforce which was adjourned to this city from Chicago has been postponed until Mon day, Nov, 1ai because Of the absence Of Attorney General Hadley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
Cnrron salln for AmerIen

New York. Nov. GA London special to The Times says:
 Lord curzon, former Vieeroy of In- dia, who married Mary Letter, the Earl and Countess of Suffolk (Marga- ret Hyde Leiter) and Mrs. Letter, are sailing on the Baltic for New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. lA. deoottes.
WNHEzmMREEul lSEHmHzHzHEzE EEBRsEnmMEmzBwWWf

1 Perry Street. The games resulted in the club prize, Q gun metal vanity box. being won by Miss Mary Johnston, and the guest prize, a china cake, plate,
 falling to Mrs. Mason Posey Of Wash ington, D. c.
 Mrs Mattel was assisted in enter taining her guests by Mrs. Paul Mer- tins and Miss Lucia Richardson. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
sTonfgomery T.yceuul CouFse.

The initial number of the Montgom- cry Lyceum Course for this season oc- CUTS tonight at s.30 at the Auditorlum of the Girls High ScnooI. pr. J. Leonard Levy. the noted rabbi of Con gregation Rodeph Shalom of Pittsbnrg, will prasent his eloquent and ipsplr- ing address entitled 'AGarcning On.s Dr. Levy is one of the most noted min- fsters- of this century--ranxfng Ra an orator with Beecher and Sturgeon. His scholarly attachments have gTven him a commanding position nos only in the religious but the secular world, Hts congregation pay him S12.000 a year,
 pr. Levy will reach nere from Sa- vannah this afternoon, ana will be in- trodueed to the audience tonight by guest he will be while here,
 FOR sALE-2oo yards of gravel and
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nIRs. NAFTEL ENTERTAINED

Mrs. W. S. Naftel was the hostess ,,,ho entertained the members of the sTuasday Card Club when they met with her yesterday m3rning at her home on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

FOR sALE--20o yards of gravel and sand for chickens.
 H. 4. LOVELEss, Phone 245.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

Mrs. P. F. Cassady left lass night to visit her old home at Knoxville. Tenn.
 S E %
 Miss Nellie Mcclure of Knoxville. Tenn,. who has been visiting Mrs. F. c. Harrison and other relatives In Mont gomery for several weeks, returned to her home yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07

Mir. William Davenport left thli morning for Norfolk, Va, after a viai to his mother at Highland Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
M A M

Mrs. Sadie Webb deCanapi of De. mopolis is the guest of her sister. NJ s James Ferrall at her home on Monroe Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
nTwNER FOR HITss DEsTING.

Miss Frances Demtng of Evergreen hy Miss Bessie Rogers at her home in Fetohatchie on Sunday when a number of Montgomerians were among the, nasfs The party included: Miss Cor sia smith, Miss Will O'Dell Dlolxerson. NTiss Coralette Metcalf. Mss Grace Halls Mise Hazel Wyley, Miss Frances pemjng. Mrs, Theo Toms, Mir. Temple PoW1iing. Mir. Fordie Finch, MT. George Wentz. Mr Edgar Finch, Mir. Frank Iprowder and Mir. Lance Hudson.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

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DerhanOIunsen DER County Court.
Desember 20 1905.

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Der ueriHteoenen gSea 9ifritie oes
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Qluf ben % Snnuur II cine @elt-
DENOMINATION Der Oraanifirteu ar'
better onaeiaet. auf Sutrna pom
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

Sei ber ON lesten 9ienitas ahee.
bnlienrr 8sGmtenpnbl Der 6srmonu
6,rrp & gafet,GO., wuroea In ben
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jun. Die Organization ersab bic
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GOblt als RrdiiOent u. Gbas Reueu-
babn oils Setretdr.
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aus Oetn county.

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uno @attia pnren pOn ST. Souls
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

aesen Iafen. SIm 90, 81. uuO 20.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

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bel Der Samilie Brso Bruens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

&enn cure Gueen eua ifmer3eu
DOer ntft In OrOaune finO, ipredt
pDr uno Inst bielelbeu unteriuden
permittelit uerbeiieSter Dptii der Sn.
itrumeute. 8sraeBt es ntht onB i]
bier permanent pobae. uno ruenn
Britlen ueldbe it eu& pertouft nibt
5ufrieoenaeqeno limo i'd bieielbe far
pniienoe nuitnuihe obue estra Der.
allunp. DIeies III elm Bortbeil ben
reiienOe iDUle in arDBe 6taOte pUb
nenoe GnaeaGrste nidlt bieten.
N. 8. @reenhreet,
DwensoiIe. @O
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@ufop uub 5rteOrid atii bon
GaltOn. DO, 5Obue non 5rlssaIi6
su StOlpe. rparen pOp Reibnaften
bis 9epilbr I'M Gltsrnbauie sa BE.
iut,
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Charles @ebmsBer, BON Sebron,
glOrtb 0Ototo, bsFnOet iit mttieiner
Snmllte felt mebreren HIDDEN bel
@erpauOteu in Der STOPPER &aabar-
IhaIt Su 8eiut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-05

9ns neae Subr brin0t tplele
etreiis nit fi& uuO es fisbt .ans OILS
oh Ottielben spiOemii4 werOen mol.
len.