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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
STRUCK cAMP COOK.
Notorious Gadsden Negro Is Sent Back
 Tn Jaff.

10 L8tts
 (sadsden, July 6--(Special. )---Jack- son Dean, a one legged negro who was sent to the county farm for selling whiskey at Altoona without license. was removed to the county jail We'd nesday on the charge of attempting to kill negro woman. co ,,- at the camp.
 The woman assaulted was Celia Payne. also a county convict, having been sent to the county convict farm for larceny. Dean, who is considered q dangerous negro. attempted to kill her bv striking her 2 fearful blow over the head with his crutch.
 Dock Taylor, the negro who was placed in jail on the charge of being an accessory to the murder of Henry Hammond at Rock Springs four weeks ago. was released Thursday morning the grand jury having failed to in- dict him. It was O. c. Taylor. son of the negro released this morning, who did the shooting. and 1t was said at the time that the father handed the gun to the boy and told him to shoov Hammond. The grand jury could get no testimony to this effect and no true bill was returned against Tay- Tor When Taylor was arrested and brought to Gadsden there was danger of his being lynched by the friends of the murdered man at Rock Springs, and he was taken to Birmingham for safe keeping Sheriff Chandler went to Birmingham for Taylor Wednesday, and brought him back that night. Tay- Tor will not return to Rock Springs
 Rev. J. R. McMullen has just returner from Nashville and St. Louis in the in terest of the Alabama Trades School, MT. McMullen has been placed on an industrial featuring circuit by one of the leading business organizations of America and is visiting the larger cities of the country
 Secretary McMullen of the Gadsden Commercial Club. has been invited to assist in completing the organization of commercial clubs in ColIinsvillA, Boaz, and Fort Payne and will visit each place as soon as convenient
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
VEIL BROTHERS PURCHASE 2.9S7 BALES
 OF COTTON FROM ]. A. PRESTW00D

deciined to give the price paid for the staple.
 It ia regarded as q victory for a Montgomery buyer to have been suc- cesSful in the purchase of large lot of cotton stored in another city. with spirited competition to fight. This Is probably one of the largest deals ever made by a local cotton con- cern.
 Mir. Well said that the cotton will be shipped to somc port. likely SA- vannah. where 1t will be put on steam" CTS and transported to foreign ports
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

A large deal Tn spot cotton was yes terday consummated when Well Brotn- CTS, large Montgomery buyers, pur- chased 2.9s7 bales from j.. A, Prest- wood of AndaIusia. The cotton Is stored inN.a warehouse in Columbus, Ga. It was raised around Andaiusia and is all of this years crop.
 I. Well of the local cotton firm said last night that the deal will amount to between s15o,00o and $l6o.ooo. He could not determine the exact nsures ana will not know until Monday when the money will be paid over. MT. Well
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
TURKS WE'RE ROUsTED.
EncrOaehment on Persian Frontier
 Meets With Check.

Constantinople, July GA Turkish attempt to seize further territory on the Persian frontier has been check mated by the governor Puskard' wno renulsed the invading force 300 Tur- ltish regulars and seve1 hundred mount ed armed regulars with considerable loss to the raiders.
 The council of ministers here has now instructed the Turkish command CT, Zekkl Pascha, to withdraw ms troops from their most advanced posi- lions and to avoid further causes toI rupture with Persia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
rn..her,. ExamInation Concludes.

Florence, July 6-(Special )-The teachers State examination. held at th" court house July 2. and 1, under Su- perintendent of Education James F. Koonee, concluded yesterday after noon. Thirty-five took the eXamlna- tion, a smaller number than usual There were ten applicants for first grade, certificates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
PICNIC AT BOOTHS.
Perry Street sunday School Had Happy
 OutinR.

Ferry StEeGE rWnWAy ECtA-SspA AANU Ah@ARF
 Outing.
 Tn a chartered train consisting or four coaches and baggage car. the members of the South Perry Street Sun lay School left Montgomery yes terday morning at o'clock and wen. to Booths Station where they spent the day at one of the most enjoyable picnics of the season.
 There were more than 200 people Tn the party, all of whom were members of the Sunday School and their par ents. The day was spent in playing games in which every one, old and young, joined. At 1 o'clock a fine dim Ter was spread on the tables under the trees
 Rev. Henry Trawiok, pastor of the South Perry Street Church, and Su- perintendent R, o. Blakey of the Sunday School, with number of the teachers in the school were active the entire day in entertaining the children and mak- ing the occasion pleasant for everyone.
 Returning the train left the picnic grounds at 5:30. reaching Montgomery at s.sO o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
SCHEDULE or rRA1N9 THE WESTERN BY. OF ALA. AND THE \. & W. P. R. R. co. kt6e Mssi folaf noafe.l

TRAINS FROM MoNToonslutxx--Traan ss carries through sieeDef se New xeEx thsoSsh slseDsr to New yoFk and day 4s,n snss,Dn- ss TEatns % and eE ssAs As; Srs isssl and sAvANNAif--TTaEns Se and 4o eoss lumbus No. s6 from MontgomerT. k cn time. connects for Columbuh and if EOS Macon and savannah. ThfouGk sieapaR from opsltka to saysnlah.
 sQN-Train 90 from Montgowsry e0nnaese ySsssses ySsss soa es gslRs HlyNr k0E xsriHiaa enS
 W. n. AMDRfNE GT C P.A.. !. F. 81LLuPA c.P.A., GontHemesy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

To Drive Out Maiaria
 Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE are taking The formula is plainly printed or every bottle, showing t is simply Quinine drives out the malaria and the iron builds up the system Sold by all dealers TOT F. years Price 50 cents --Sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

Electric lighted dining cars are on ,, sfS1Te ore 1 and between B .mingham ana NSm nn leans, Lebanon and Cincinnati aiso Dd trains 2 to 3 between MontSotnerS
 Nashville. Service a Ia carte.
 New and handsome chair cars lBeats ueel operated on trains 1 and between Sanesn1 natl and New Orleans. High back sen9 coaehes and chair cars arc also run on all through Srains between Cincinnati Ao~S- vile aisd New Orleans
 from Chicago. Cincinnati and New fork to New Orleans Also through day eoacn eno sleeper between St. Louis and Montgomery through tourist sleepers 10 San EIanelseo
 Train No. carries through Fulmshs from Cincinnati and New York to New Or- leans and St. Louis to Jacksonvillei also leaving Montgomery at s;s5 p.na-' IHeSeay'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
H. LEvYSTEIN < co,
Distributors.

stand ready to grant forgiveness, as only through forgiyeness extended to- ward himself could he have obtained entranee to that kingdom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

Weuneauay ahd batuFuay' va NsW OFleaHs and Southern Pacific.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from New Orleans to New York and Cinctn- natf and Jacksonville to St. Louis, making connection at Nashville with through sleep- CT tO Chicagoi
 Train No. carries through Pullman sleepers from New Orleans to Now York. Cincinnati, Chicago and through day coach
 and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis with out change.
 All through day trains make close conneo- tton at Cincinnati, Evansville. St. Louis ana New Orleans for all points. North. South. East and West.
 For further information pertaining to rates, routes and sehedulea consult ticket L. Wolf. T. P. A., phone s64, Montgomery. Ala or 8. surratt. Union Ticket ARL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
A Delicious Drink

HoRsFORD's AGID PHOSPHATE A teaApoOnful added to c glass of cold wa ter InviEorates. Strengthens and Refreshens.
 I-tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
NEW GENERALIZATION LAW

Casino, Matinee Today. Children 1Oc, free ride and car fare to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
The Teachers Lantern.


 A commercial crisis. personal be- reavement. or revival of religion may be Gods means of bringing us to ac- count in advance of a last Judgment. 1t may be His way of breaking up the careless security in which we rest.
 The great uncertainty of Bible weights and measures is illustrated. On the basis of thA Hebrew talent Clarke estimates the e7amount as 70. 0.0O0,- oo0 pounds sterling. more than the rev. enue of the British empire in his day. On the basis of the Attic talent others figure 1t as low as t1O000, ,0OO The matter is curious rather than import ant. however. A vast sum is all that is intended to be indicated
 In view of his debt. It's incredible magnitude. ane the sinners invinc ibIe bankruptcy. there is nothing Is.t for him but 10 sns for mercy The pre- eiousness Of the parable fs that 1t teaches one cannot appeal In vain
 We are inclined to deprecate this mulcting of the onre forgiven servant with his whole ortglaaI debt. French asks, Do sins once forgiven return on the sinnsr through his after of- fsnsesP' He answers hls own ques- tion well when he says, The difficulty arises from our viewing the forgivinK of sins in too formal a way.
 Olshausen Haya finally; This para hie explains the ground On which a member of Gods Kingdom must ever
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
Dk, BUCHANAN. rAE sPkclA1aSE
 Trcats Without the Knife.

Diseases of women, piles. fistuAA- strteN tvFe. skin kidney, bladder. private ana Ese- tai diseases, nervous diseases ana S9hsuRe-- tion treated with eleotricityi syphilis sa.e,s samee reatment a Hot Hprings; eieetrieAi c @ oeu's complete; nurge in constant aeteno4ne[
 Hours 6 to [; office over kandy hneneas aek Dexter Avenue. MontgomerSs Am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
ALFRED FAULK DEAD.

Casino, Matinee Today. Children 1Oe. free ride and car fare to town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
ALGODONES NOTES


Special Correspondence
Algodonos. n. A., March More
ground ia being plnRtcd hogo. this
season, than for many years previous.
Many places which were n0i painted
for several years are in good cuudl-
fi0n. on account ol the cnn'OHa rains
OF the past winter
Hon. Marcus a. DE- naca probate
clerk of sandovei county together
with hla family made uH n pleasant
visit. yesterday Marcus has "a NUNS
Der nf friends here. who are always
pleased to see him
Some time ago, the school directors
of this district reported tho ach0oi
teacher here for not attending prop
orly 90 his duties
Suit has heeu brought against tho
Justice Of tho peace 0f tba precinct
ln the district court for maladminia-
trnUinn in Once Other suits viii
alao be- brought against him. ana "a
now seems a. X no viii have a rocky
rund to travel. when court sits in this
county a public Office la public
trust. and any onlcor who thinks he
Ca ride oyef The people. ruusn-shod,
will find out. 60 bis SORROW. that u
cannot be- done with impunliy
The grass On the range in this
noighbOrhOod 81 Ia fine condition.
Stock Of 40 Kind looks we'll Apricot
and peach trees are in bloom, and u
there comes no late ffosts. there VII
be plenty 81 fruit this year
j. d. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

be- in Zine of che slide af fho time "a
camo. Lo0senine 0f She mountain aldo
by heavy precipitation b. Haid 90 have
been The cause
Tho james Cnfi string OF running
homoH. which claim nrcmen. okla,
nH their home. passed. Through the tiiF
CATS morning on train 80. 9, on
route frcm l.oa Angeles Wneio they
spent iho Winter ni Ascot Pack, tn
New YORK ln iho string wnH fhc
wel bred little mare Orleans. who
captured che "OakH" race az Ascot
last winter. worth $4,000 20 tho
owner The Carl string ia composed
0f aix ~ the best horses owned ln
the middle west
Nfa n u. Cuvcfdale, ul West Gold
aVrnue. D. holding her spring militia
ory Opening, this afternoon. and 70 le
che event uf thu display uf q lnrao
numhtr OF very pretty hats, viewed
hy a large number uf admitting ladies
.Ihs patio were trimmed iu green
and white ana against this back
ground the many highly cuiored cf-
iccfs ln millinery were exhibited io
iac best advantage. WavcG Of green
aud Uiir ribbons of crepe paper
sprung from every SIDE of the room
and twcrVed 90 the center OF the
ceiling. whore the ends were caught
hy d beautiful ben ~ the aame color.
Mrs Cnycrdal0's reception lasts until
tomorrow evening.
r. j. Borgdol q prominent momhcr
5f the Elks lodge 81 paducah. KY. "a
IN the city. and this morning was IN.
Produced al The Evening Citizen of.
Zee by A. borders. the undertakes.
who ie an oNkcniuckian MI nurg
doll % a well known politician of tho
jackson purchase district Of kentucky
ltho toe of that commonwealth and
viii remain hero o. few days. He
came in laat night from Roswell, via
the automobile route and tho Santa
10 Central and says the chauffeur
spun the auto along the sandy road
~ tho lively gait Of thirty miles an
hour Mr. norRdoil desires 90 set in.
toroated financially. down this way
and is looking around The city today.
with a view OF Investing. provided che
voters vote right on tho wafer qucH
ton He objects 90 Increased taxa.
ton and crooked financial hEures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
MUSICALE A
GREAT TREAT
WOman'S Club Enierlalns in
Royal Manner..The
Program
PLANS FOR NEW CLuB HOUsE

Tho nftf musicale of iho season
given hy tho Womona club of Alhu
QuerQue. took place yesterday after
rHan li hriI TuuWg iu ihc CONNER
c'al citth hulIdins with a large number
of Che mcmlFra Of lnc club and their
guests present The anair uaF an
Invitation event but each member Of
thc club was allowed Che privllcfo o.
inviting two guests other than the
members 81 The club, with Che re-
ault thaf when ihc FIRST number on
The program, arranged hy the music
clmmitioc. Of which committee. Mrs
lfa ID Cassidy So chairman anu
Mosdnnua nrury and Wnehhum mem.
hcrs. "A piano solo, executed hY Miss
Irene nxlcr, was played, ne GLIB
rooms were crowded 20 the doors.
Following the plano solo Of Miss
liiNlrr. who responded 90 an encore.
came Mr. Cassidy. who rendered a
solo In place of Mr8. Harrison. who
was detained at home with Illness.
Miss Bowers rave q recital with piano
accompaniment By Mrs Cassidy. Of
Non I Scuriar di Mc." followed by
vocal duet BY Mr. and Mrs
Cassidy. entitled, % Have Lived
end Loved Thee" Mr. Bowers
fhon rendered. plano solo. fol
lowed by Miss Eloisa Yrlanrrl. with
plano selection. Tho First aanzur
ka,' who was succeeded on Che pro
grim BY Mrs. Washhum Wltn o. vo.
cal solo Mrs Cassidy then rgEd q
paper on How Beethoven Was lu.
splred io Write Moonlight SONATA. %
with plano accompaniment bv Prof
iSrebg The next number on the pro-
gram was a vocal solo, hy Miss Ada
Campbell, followed hy n piano duct
By Mlag Bowers and Mrs nury. after
which the program came 90 an end
with the reading of Hiloy'a "Roman.
cia,' by Mr. Charles Horton
Toe nameS of those participating lu
the program are evidence sumciont
ihat the musicale was a ir0at from
start TO finish, aud that b was thor
oughly enjoyed by those present. gees
without saying. A she cloao Of the
program dainty refreshments were
served 10 the assembled guests.
One OF the officers OF the Woman q
club announced yesterday that tho of.
hcerH were ii0w receiving bids for the
construction ~ a modern. up 20 date
I NNMN NNM"N AHN NANANA ~ N"AAhNANNNNf w"
building 20 be erected upon the two
nfy.foOt lots tho club has purchased
on Gold avenue. opposite tho Casa de-
/ Orc. and % cost ln the noighhorhO1d
OF $4,000 Il "a undcraioOd that the
building will De- constructed of pressed
brick. with stone trimmings. and con-
tractors are now examining the plans
land specifications with a view 90 sub.
hitting their bids on the work The
building wilt ~ a ancatory anair.
with on arcSdfclural design hand.
some IN The extreme II will contain
large ball ruom two spacious club
rooms, n large reception hall and a
spaclons and wei equipped Kitchen
| for the domestic sciences occupy a
large place De the sphere of the Wom
ans club
just how soon work will be- com
m0ncCd upon the structure. the ON.
/ Ger nf the club who gave out the
above Information, was not prepared
to slate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
tN LUNA COUNTY.

Tho long distance telephone lime io
che Nimhrca llu SPRINGS D. com
nioind. and Defining c0nnteilQna arc
made aiih FnyNn0d Hui sprnen
wlih Dryer sad swarix and with
iho homes OF all the principal fanch-
MEN ard fFuf growers ALONG the
route. Says ihe Graphic The fla-
innro from DemlnF 40 no present
termination ui ihe llno "a iofiy-fnree
miles highest altitude over which me
line annaana $500 fe0i
in completing the mountain portion
OF thls line. Superintendent Jnilrrs
ana hle hripos has an "esperlenco
Many Of fhe holes for the posts bad
been Dug with drills and giant pow
der. and ihe poles pulled hV man
power up the sides ~ mnunfsina that
goat couldn't ellmh which work
vas duhl5 dl6lcait GA account az
both rain and snow
Camp l.f0 hiss iiH pleasures under
carisin conditions and af The proper
season of ihe yeari bgi in me Win-
ter IA aiK l0oasaud feei altitude
camping 0ui has itg drawbacks. bui a
DIDN'T drawback Nr lonrrs ana hlg
party until tho Iaai pole Nha Ell and
Ia cilsf connection made with the
central ufhca The convenience and
thc great advantages of the now line
are already appreciated by thn resi-
dents az the Mmtrce fnlieY. who
aQat ace how they have lived 80
lone Niihou' the telephone
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM BERNALILLO
MUCH SICKNESS AMONG THE
PEOPLE 49, REGRET OVER THE
RESIGNATION or FATHER
COuDERT.

Special Correspondence.
Bornnlill0 ". NJ. March 3O-Thoro
is a great deal OF sickness iu town
Rev j. N. Coudcft 81 very ill, while
Mrs y NJ. castillo. who was very 500,
ig feeling much better. although not
yet considered entirely out ui danger.
Hon. Pedro Castillo. one OF the
county commissioners Of SandOyai
conniy, rs very sick. Ho has had
several attacks of paralysis, and after
the last one. which was on Wodnos.
day, hc could not speak Tor ai least
ten hours. Hla attending physician.
Dr. Lurd. fears that Do caunot live
but o few days.
Notwithstanding We afe having
heavy ffnsta. every night the fruit
ralaers are yet hopeful of a big crop
of al kinds uf fruit. the coming sumo
mef alsn vegetables and grains
Many citizens are complaining 81
malaria Manuel Gonzales o. just re-
covenlng fro "a very severe attack OF
malaria and fever
father Anthony lovcnaa. who ia 90
succeed Father Coudefi. has NOT ar
rived. on account Of sickness al
TERRA Amarillo. an the people uf
beualillo and Immediate vicinity re-
gret the resignation Oi Father Cou-
dori, but oh account 81 continued
sickness, he found if absolutely im-
possible 90 afinud 90 hts dutios in the
parish. da i4 universally loved hY
members ui hla church and % o.
hoped innf be- may ho restored 90
good health again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
POLItE COUaT

Friday March 500
Tho gFiEf ~ rho police court WaH
rather light fhis mcruiur. only one
case being up before Police Judge
Crawford Tom Kent arrested ai tho
IelgUr cfr laat evening Tor lnturlca.
tirn and disturbing iho peace Of Sim
iniu1u iho pruaocuunH Witness
pleaded guilty and was fined f5 ana
costs, amounting iu nH t0 $40 Tho
complaining witness also swufn fn
complaint against Kent. rhnrFnr thai
Kent had doiraudrd hlm onf az "a hack
hill amounting Oh $3.50. which. m thr
territory, Is mia1emeRuOf Kent ou
hromiso 90 settle up, however. was not
prosecuted on thlg charge
ln tho case az Frank sieffen proc
prleior ~ tho Merchants restaurant.
who sued iu raruFer rent in ihu
amount Of $40 from ~ and Mrs. Ship
ley. claiming that thc aluYO amount
Wna duo him hy Mn ShinioY. rnr
rent Tor the mlnih OF March. the
cour withheld ita dociai0n. taking Inc
case under advieomcut According 60
sicncn, che womnu owed rent. on q
contract entered into some time aeo.
Mr. the month 90 March. aud no Engi
tho above mentioned parties jointly
Al the hearing this morning anipisy
was represented b. Attorney Wlikor.
son. u was shown that the contract
VaE entered lniO with stcdcn by Mrs
dhiploy. nee Maeataa. before her umr.
riago with Shipley. which took place
March 5. the attorney holding thai
tho husband was mon responsible for
tho Wiiea dohis prov % fhai date
There geema tn b. murh conflicting
Law On thia question and Police Judge
Crawford took the matter under al
Visoment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
HANF0RD ON FIRST
VISIT TO ALBUQUERQUE
GREAT ACTOR REcElVEe NEWS
or FAILING HEALTH or HIS
FArhER IN WARRINGTON.

Charles -. Haniord and his com.
pany arrived from El Paao thls morn.
ing Sac hanford'1 leading lady came
also. end all one has 10 90 90 get her
name y 20 spell Hnnlofd backwards.
with Mario ln frouf Ol if
Twcniyfour years ago al Now Lon
don Conn., Mr. Haniord began hla
Theatrical career. as salanio. ln the
same play BE- gave 30 che opera house
thia afternoon 'MnYcha0f of Ven,
Zee Sixteen years asp ho waa sup
porting the celebrated Modicaka. VITA
enc Booth a Barrett company. no
dOennt show his AZ Year,. though cold
stages and midnight tmsna have bean
bis battles for more than half tho
time
q am q little nneasy about my
iafhfr. said enc aciOF as me AiVn-
rado ihis morning n received a eco.
clal ieiier telling me- ihat ho was quite
ili. and ! fear che worst A. che oid
gentlemen "a nvW ln hls tflh year nc
ig llFiQg ln washington, U q
n cNpnci there are some ola timers
On this country who remember the
Did gentleman. said thq actor "he