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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
BARNETT MADE BOND
YOUNG DoCT0R ACCUSED OF AB
 DUCTH0N sURzsENDERs.
Baby Boy is in Custody of Granapa- rents at yerbena and Mother
 May Sue Ont q Writ.


 Dr. Thomas Barnett, who on Satur- day took his baby boy. Forbes Bar nett, from the home of his mother at s7 Amanda street. to hts homerat Were bera, Chiffon county, came to Mont koniery yesterday and surrendered to Sheriff Waller. With hiin came his father, Thomas Barnett, ana his at- torney, W. A. Collier, of Clanton.
 Before Magistrate B. c. Young. who had Issued a warrant for his arrest on the charge of abduction at the inc etarce of Mrs. Barnett. Dr. Barnett waived examination and was bound over to the Criminal Court. His case will go before the grand jury, which ik now in session pf. Barnett made bond in the sum of Sis0. The bond was siKned by his father and W. M Marks of this city.
 The child whom pr. Barnett Is ae- eused of Kidnapping remains In the custody Of Dr. Barnetts people in Verbefia, to which place pr. Barnett returned last night.
 The Bafhetts are suing for ( legal separation iii the courts of Chiffon county.
 It was sald last night that Mrs. Bars nett, who conducts npanicurinG par. Tor In the New Exchange Hotel, would sus out writ of habeas corpus today in an effoft to get possession of her baby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
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rfAnnrAcr OF MISS GREENTREE
 -- AND Mn- ENDBL.
 Al the home of the brides uncle. Mr. sam sabel, on Perry street, " cured yesterday afternoon u,.r.,s o'clock, the marriage of Miss as 0reentree and MT. Aiper. Mewaeid Jacksonville, Florida. Hapoi Ns"ns ol Birmingham oficiating.
 The home for the happy event was 1avtehIv decorated in a plan or Wnite ana green artisticaIly carried out III rates. hot house smilax, orange pios- sofns and lilies of the valley.
 The young couple stood penea.n .s,,.n arch draped witn ,cn not % hwns a white Ans,h1s heArt, formed of brides roses. sln esthef aide of the arch the ropes oS snniIax were caught with white doves. The scheme of green and white yeas charmingly continued in the aec- .ration of the brides table, where from the chandelier ayovs, . ropes srs, ,sa VI sna caught with orange blossoms and r1s1s Tine bride Twas accompanisn by hsf uncle. Mir Sam Sabel, who gave - <srav. and she was attended by her sSht Mrs. sam Babel, matron Of hon- or. who was sowned in Paris muslin vith trimmings of valencipes lace. Sne cnsried an arm cluster of brides roses
 
 bride was attired in white hano-em- brbidefed lingerie and lace and her oo- 0saet was of brides roses. She wore an exquisite diamond bracelet, the gi,e of her late grandmother, Mrs. M. sanel shs held a white satin bible with chat Elaine maiden hair ferns and white rose buds. Her veil was caught and ~isa aisl wand sur-burst. The little nower bearers. TrrnA Belle wollnsr. l.rn.ss- sam ss- his WoIlner and Babette Atmayer ware attired in white. The groom was attended by MT. Altmayer, who was bebt man. .s. laf to the strains Of the Mendeissonn wedding march. rendered by Proressor Merriar1, on the piano The ceremony VAS followed by sumptuous course subper. ana later Mir. and Mrs. Enaes Is9f far an extended wedding trip ,, Q. tvto months during which they VIII visit several of the largest cities Tn the United States.
 Mrs. Endel wore a traveling gown of light grey cheviot with hat to match After the departure of the bridal cou-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
JELKS WILL SPEAK
GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS EDITORS
 AT GADsDEN MEETING.
He and Senator Morgan are on Pro- gram of Alabama Press Associa- tion at Its Annual
 Assembly.


 Governor Jelks has accepted an ii- | vitation to address the Alabama Press | Association at its annual meeting In l Cadsden July 25 and 26. The other | distinguished speaker or the meeting | will be Senator Morgap. who has also l accepted an invitation to be present. The (sadsden meeting of the Press | Association gives promise of being one | of the most notable in the history of | the organization, The presence of | Governor Jelks and Senator Morgan | will add interest to the occasion. President Charles H. Greer. of the | Association, from his home in Marion, ! has announced that he has received h. l formation from Mayor Smith Of Gads- | den. and Editor Meeks. of The Gadsden 1 Tifnes-News. that a fine program of l entertainment of the editors has been I'affanged for and that ample accom- | sfTiodAtions will be provided for the 1 large party of newspaper men that will be present from ali sections of the | state.
 The Association will be called to | order at o'clock in the morning of | July 25 and Mayor Smith and Rev. J. | R. McMu1len will deliver addresses of | welcome. The response oh behalf of | the visitors will be made by Max Ham 1 burger, editor of The Mobile Herald. | to be followed by the annual addfeAs | of President Greer.
 | In the afternoon it Is probable that 1 Senator Morgan ana Governor Jelks | will speak. The exact hour of these | addresses has not been announced but
 1t Is probable that ample arrangements will be made for all of the people of Gadsdsn to hear the distinguished speakers4
 Business sessions of the Association will be held on the second day st which time reports of the secretary and treasurer and the delegates to the National Association will be received,
 as well as reports of special commit
 tees.
 H. r. Brooke, editor of The Luverns
 Critic viii deliver the annual oration.
 Miss Virginia Clay. editor of The Hunts.
 vile Democrat, will read an essay
 John c. Lawrence. editor of The Buls
 lock County Breeze, will read the an-
 nuaI poem and Bruce Kennedy. of
 Montgomery, will speak on What Is
 News and How to Get It."
 It Is expected that one of the liveliest
 subjects of the discussion by the news
 paper men will be the handling and
 treatment of foreign advertising.
 From Gadsden many of the Alabama
 editors will 60 on a special train to
 Atlantic Beach. Fla. where they will
 spend a week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
QJcn1er1 and Society.
By Mrs ]. M. deCottes.

pc MT. and Mrs. sabie sseoresined the Weading eussts with . trolley ride.
 &&&
 MT Julian B. Ennis of Livingston last week entertained a number of hls college mates and friends at house party at the Ennis country home abCut four miles out of Livingston. Those who enjoyed his hospitality were Misses Lucy Taylor of Demopolis, Her. mione Brown of Birmingham. Annaiss Fitts of Tuscaloosa. Ethel Kennedy ef Tuscaloosa. Maggie Smith. Minnis Reid Lawrence and Hettie Jones of Livinsss ton, Messrs. James Webb of Dtmopos lis, Wni. B. Ross of Mobile wm ]. Con- nin of Montgomery, l.. D. Spratt and Wm. SbrAtt of Livingston, E. w. Pet tus, Jr., Of Selma; E. c. snow of Tuscn- ioosn. sam Ledbeter of Birminghaal, Morrfsette of Newburne, Randolph Rcy- holds of Anniston. Edgar ciarkson of Mobile. and Mir. and Mrs. Garrett Ennis and Mir. ana Mrs. woodson Ennis.
 sH < N
 Miss Lula Nessing. formerly of Montgomery. and Mir. W. H. Faulkner of Mt. Hilliard. were married on wed- nesday at Inverness where she was visiting friends. The bride is a grad Faulkner is a prosperous farmer of | ~~-~~~~~~~ ~oeaAeS,
 < &* Mrs. Emily P. Ligon is spending some time at Lithia Springs. Ga. hav- ing there joined Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Johnson of Atlanta, Ga, and Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Graham of Dallas. Texas. Mrs. Johnson and Mys. Grahma are daughters of Mrs. Lig6n.
 Mrs. Joe Haas left yesterday for French Lick where she will spend . while. From there she will. go to the Great Lakes where she will spend tho summer.
 Misses L.yt1e and Reta Anaent Nave gone to Birmingham to visit their aunt Mrs Hawthorns , 2 2 Miss Mary Pitts who has been visit ing her uncle, pr. R. N. Pitts. has rc- turned to her home in Pittsviev. A M% Miss Alice May Johnston has been spending a fews days at Seven Oaks, near DeatsvilIe, with her brother Mir. spending his holiday there.
 ~ M%
 MT. and Mrs. James Danforth. who have been visiting her mother, Ms. J. [. Cobbs, have returned to thsir home in Birmingham. Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Patterson Of At- ianta, are the guests of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lockwood.
 N N 6
 Mrs. Margaret Robinson and two children, and Misses Alice and Katha- leen 0'Connell, left Sunday for Wau kesl1a. Wis. where they win spend the summer.
 M
 Miss Lula Bell Matthews will leave this afternoon for Dawson, Ga. where she will visit relatives.
 ss ~ s
 Mrs Hattie Roberts and her 1fttls granddaughter, Miss Ruth Postoh. is visiting her brother in Geneva.
 Sweeping reductions on all Summer sufts~-at Alex Rice's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

be made for the control of both the
 machine and the Congressional dele Kations. This light will be precipitat- cd by Ignatius Pollak of Cullman coun- ty, who is doing all in his power to secure the Republican nomination for Congress from the seventh District. Some of the leaders are endeavoring l to hold the county in line for pr: James F. Hurst of Walnut Grove, anu they claim that they will be able to do so. The leading supporters In thls county for Mir. Pellak are Charles D Aisxander and Col. B. H Nicholson of AttAila. \ They are leading the hgnt | in thie county ana will endeavor to capture the delegation which will De naf1led at Attalla hext Saturday. The control of the machinery is now In the hands of the Hurst forces.
 There are at present three avowed candidates for the Republican Congress slonai hofnination--Df. J. F. Hurst ana pr. w. s. Coggin of Etowah coun- ty, and Iehatins Pellak of Cuilmsn,
 while Hurst and Poiiah seem to be the
 Gaasden is the mecca for nearly. ev- cry State candidate. Monday they cornfnenced to arrive and Sunday night. ana by yesterday morning the hotels were well filled with them, all being en route to Centre, where B. E, Conner spoke yesterday. There were here eNss Governor oates, candidate TOT una.su -. ..i didate for Railroad Cotnfiissiofler; Erif- melt O'Nsal, candidate for Lieutenant rsavernor; Judge john R. Tyson, cam didale for Supreme Court Justice; John | G Harris, candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture, and Congtessmen Johh U. Burnett. who formed brilliant eo- tbia list was augmented by Brooks smith. candidate for Auditor, and Fl. Al skexes, Jr., candidate for Hahroad T-afnunissIoner All of the visitors were
 pn their way to Centre.
 Miss Pauline Latta was badly ins
 iured in an accident last afternoon on EToad street. She was driving across
 ths sar line track on Broad street, near
 Fifth street, and as the horse stepped
 6n inc fail which was heavily charged
 s-Ith eiactrlcity, it was thrown violent
 i,, ta inc ground and Miss Letta was
 sbrown out of the buggy with great
 force. Her head was split open: ner
 back was severely wrencnee anu ,e. ne clothinr torn. She was taken 10 ner homs ana physicians summoned Sne is sufferine considerably from the
 W Horton, bridge superintendent
 far inc Southern Hallway, ls m tne .. eiity eeihyy ioSKhs oS ths local depot of that sys- lem The freight depot is to be ex- tended thirty feet and the platform siehty-five feet. There is great aifncIHis artsHs tv in ktting contractors 70 uhaS. I.st "a SS ss ssts M AK account of the scarcity OF ns~ranters. ns and Mir Horton says that S,aiess he gets some one to take charge % 1s me work at once he will bring his Strass 4a a heYe. and go to work on the ex- tensions himself.
 Sweeping reductions oa ."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
THE lrYsTEnY DEEPENs.
Books Examined Bnt showed No Causs
 for Suicide.

Birmingham, July l0.-(Special.) )- The expert accountant on the books of the o. L. Gregory Vinegar Company. the establishment where Dave Simpson who suicided Sunday morning Tn the vestlbule of the St. Marys- the -HiEh- lands Episcopal Church, has failed to discover any irregularities that would have caused any one to kill themselves and the mystery as to the cause of tho rash act by Mir. Simpson deepens. There were some orders delayed at the vla- egar establishment but this could not nave been the cause for the desperate deed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
TWO LIVES TAKEN
RAD BLoCroN NEGRO KfhLs MAN
 AND A WOMAN.
Disturbed in Pasatime of Whipping His Wife He Shoots One and Crushes Skull of the Other
 With a Gun.
2l Dexter

Btoeton, July i6.-(speciAi. lszA. hor- rihie murder occurred yesterday ar tarneon at "Bucktown." a negro DOT tIsn of Biocton. AS. we'll as can De feArhsd. Henry Henderson was whips r,fnk His wife. Gus Hunt lnterfered. Henderson resented the ifiteffefence and shot Hunt. who died almost in1nle- siatelv He then stftick his vile over inc head with the gun. which broke her skull and she soon died from the injury. - as hSa laeF vet been captured DepHfy sheriff john Csoison was up all last night afteE him, put was unable able to
 c.anafs Clayton, Confederate Vctef- ans win hold their annual reunion ana nirhie at sc0ttsvilie. July II and ia A large amount of meats have as- lived 10 Be barbeeued.. It Is expeet- sA tnat John B. Knox, candidate Tor Alternate United states Senatefs VIII hs present to address the people
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
MnPUBLioANs GETTING SUsY.
ksvsuth Dswtriet believers Of e. O. F.
 WilI Noid Meeting.

C.aasden, July 10.--tEpecial. UT ne rhuT.tv hepublioan Executive Commit lac of Etowah county has called sS,,ntv convention to meet in Attalia sr T,iiv i4, for the purpose of select ina delegates to the ConeTesncnia. sA Convention which meets iH AttaiaA V" july 25. ..,.N .,sa.s 6o the f4th will select delegates 10 tha dIstriot convention and name a a SAw executive committee, and It IS Verv certain that q warm nsht VIII
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
vonnr yvoman ReeoverInr.

Birmingham. July. 10-(Soe sial.)-- Miss Florence Swantes. the 16-year-old girl who shot herself a couple of weeks ago at her home at Elyton because of a hasty separation with the young man to whom she is engaged to be married, is recovering. She Is able to 5e out and expects to be So far recovered ss to be able to so about as before. T1e bullet was not cut out but 1t Is not be- Iieved that any serious results will fol- 1oW.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
DIET OF BREAD AND MILK.
Remarkable Preservafion Of WOma
 I06 Years Of Age.

HemaFkabAe ffe1&EVAtl0M Oh WOmam
 IO6 Years of Age.
 New York July 10.--whether a diet of bread and milk taken almost exclusively for forty years Is respon- sible for the remarkable preservation from the effects of old age shown in the body of Mrs. Mary Fay who died at the city aims house at the age of 105 a few days ago is causing interest among physicians.
 Despite the extreme age of Mrs. Fay, her body is in as perfect phys Ical condition and as well nourished as that of comparatively young woman according to Coroner's Physi- clan pr. Phillip o'Hanlon.
 T have performed $50 autopsies." :" said pr. o'Hanlon yesterday. put she was the best preserved person I ever saw. Were 1t not for the lines of age in her face she would not have been taken for more than twenty-five years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

of age She weighed aproximatively i4o pounds and was little more than 6 feet i inch in height. The body was exceptionally well nourishsd, and teeth ln both upper and lower jaws were in perfect condition"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
. ..n..u,ent Galore for People of Masis City. .

A ...vae nVVa pmf VHIUFG IUE V wy
 City. ..- birmingham, July 1o.--tspeciasl,5 5-,- :, A nniiding permit was issued today bv inc building inspector for the s. re. pairing of the old oBFien ,ts opera strset ngse on First Avenue and Nineteenln ,s,,ste aaI A sxtravaganza play house, com uosneine this fall. This will make four .asl,'iar theatres for Birmingham this coSoinr ing fall. the Jefferson. operated by fSIa., q. Farlanger. the Bijou. operated h,, ths Wells Circuit. the Majestic, vsudevilie house operated by the Co- iumbia Amusement Company; t ls Beiasco are figuring on a mouse ei,s a m erected this year any more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
Chalmers Acquitted of Murder Charge

Mnronbts Ten, July 1O.--David A. rhairnars A polarization manager of HiIIhouse. Mss, who on March March. zs, > shot and killed samuel b. Sr, SArnoiai . nS AZ xrh,ch Chalmers was the manager. S,1as iate this evening acquitted of the s.'a,sa os murder. The killing of Arr Snd .ndd socvrred in the buffet of a prom inent local hotel. It was shown at the trial that s,,ssboId a8me1'iT in which. it was siisged Arnold figured, prompted the killing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
CommercIal cIub weetine,

The Commercial Club will hold ita semi mi-annual meeting in the Club's quarters next Tuesday, July fifth The reports of the various committees will be received at that tirnA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
roUR THEATRES PROMISED,

sweeping reductions On all Summer e..Stm-at Alex Rlce's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11
Today's Scale of Discounts for Cash:

300 Shoes Now. for Cash 2.4O 2.so Shoes Now, for Cash 200 200 Shoes Now, for Cash LEO l.5O Shoes Now, for Cash l.2O LOO Shoes Now. for Cash 80
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

Sweeping reductions on all Summer sufts~-af Alex Rice's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-11

We make today the biggest and best day of the Sale and this Big Discount Sale means will easily make this the banner Plenty competent and experienced aespep quick devees and onehfh for cash Sale will positively be withdrawn tonight
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-18
Delightful SOcial Event.

An autumn party given by six 0e-
tober girls, Monday evening at Che
Odd Fellows hall, was one of the
most enjoyable ave nts OF the season.
Water cololed intivations in the shape
of maple leaves we're issued to about
fifty people all of whom we're present.
The autumn idea was carried out In
the games, and decorations. Ths
dining hall being a bower of red and
yellow leaves.
The evening was spent in games,
music and the usual hot coffee"
march. One interesting feature was
progressive conversation. Each guest
was given a program with six mum
beES 90 it and after procuring part
ner for each number discoursed three
minutes with each of them on the
subject ind icated. Items of world in
terest such as ''Grafts". "Next presi-
Dental election, - "What would you
do il you had million dollars" and
"The baby show at the fruit fair
we're discussed.
A dainty lugCheon of fruit salad in
orange cups with chocolate nd,wafert
was served aud the guests departed at
late hour having had the time oi
their lives. Tbe hostesses we're Miss.
es Bradley, Hanna, Edgington, Trei
ber, Bess Evans and Hatbison. Pa
tronesses: Misses Wight, Orr, Hart
ley and Ida Evans.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-18
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Get souvnir badgee.
Fine corned beef at Mcclure Bros.
Mr.. Bartmess is OH cash basis.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu.
dio.
Souvenir leather bags for sale at
SloG0m's, loo.
New Orleans Molasses in bulk and
cans at Jackson's.
SAT- mackerei, eastern white fish and
picked salmon at JaCkson's. o.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at
Jackson's.
1t is to your interest to refer to M.
Bartmess' ad under the new system.
The Dietz Studio for photos.
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio
See our picture display of over SO diff.
ferent views and scenes given free with
every $500 purchase at the Higgins
store.
Mcclure Bros make country deliver
les Tuesdays and Thursdays and get
fresh eggs direct from the ranches.
Orders for the country telephoned the
day before will be delived, if on route.
For sale by Emporium. Five farms
in one body, 800 acres, improvements
cleared land with each, 7 miles from
White Salmen ON Goldendale road,
plenty of water, $50 per acre. Can be
sold in separate tracts for 50 days only.
Terms easy.
J.. Huggins & Go. announce that with
every $500 cash purchase they will give
free beautiful picture, size l8x20, in
heavy two inch gilt frame.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-18
Nine. Gester Compliments Mrs. Chap

Word comes from Bologna, Italy,
that Madam Etelka Gerster, one of
the most famous voealists In Europe,
IL especially enthusiastic over Mrs
Chapman 3 voice. "Mrs. Chapman g
voice has 4 rich dramatic quality, "
says Madam Gerster, "and she is the
only pupil who has nothing TO undo. "
Professor and Mrs. Chapman are
occupying a fine villa adjoining Mad
am Gerster's castle in @ologna, Italy.
They will be back to America some
time next spring. Forest Grove In
deX.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Chapman conducted musical recital
here last winter in aid of fund to
rebuiujld the portions of the school
building at FOI est Grove that we're
destroyed by fire and that Mas. Chap
man sang most delightfully."- during
tho recital. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
are Miss Gladys Haltley's former
teachers and when they return to
America she will continue her studies
with them.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-18
A "Fair" Week Says HellbrOnner,

The real estate business was boom.
ing last week and Heilbronner & Co.
say they had to turn some prospect
i've buyers away although they had
their Portland staff helping them dur
ing the rush. A few good sales were
consumated however, and several
large deals are still pending. They
think from now until the bad weather
sets IN there will he something doing
in Hood River realty. They made the
following sales during the two last
days of the fait:
Mrs. John Lenz to h. j. Young, ,5
acres, s15,0OD Mr.. Young is recent
arrival from Pennsylvania and will
meke his home in Hood River.
Hart Bros to George Strong, i
acres, s., 400
Madison Hart to Strong Bros, II
sGres, $4,000.
G. Il. Wprrens to f. o. Mayor, q
acres, SO, 600.