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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mott Bliss. for
merly Miss Gwendolyn Key Jones, have
returned from their honeymoon and are
comfortably settled in their new home.
The marriage of this young couple was
one of the interesting events of the
later October days, celebrated at Trinity
Church, on Telegraph avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterhouse, who
since their arrival some weeks ago have
been the guests of Mrs. Warehouses; s
mother, Mrs. S. T. Alexander, at the
Alexander residence on Sixteenth street,
will sail shortly for their home in
Honolulu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

ding day. Mrs. Lee has many friends here who know her through her U. D. C., work, as well as socially. She has been Recording Secretary of the Ala bama Division U. D. C.. for several years.
 Mrs. C. A. Patterson will occupy soon the home at 211 North Hull street.
 N S Se
 Mir and Mrs. F. H. Logan will move in September into the residence No. 19 Pleasant Avenue. Mir. and Mrs. W. R. at so2 Washington street
 Miss Bessie Willis has gone to visit friends in Notasuiga and Opelika.
 % E %
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Cuilberg have taken the residence at 115 South street for the coming year.
 MT and Mrs. D. A. Parker has pur- chased the home No 40 Holcombe street and will move into it this fall.
 %&%
 MT. and Mrs. R. w Stewart have moved into the residence 2s Pleasant Avenue.
 There will be a Sunday School rally at the 9th Avenue Methodist Church at West End tonight at o'clock, when MT. R o. Blakey will deliver an ad- dress. Everybody is invited to attend.
 $ 3 %
 Mrs G. M. Hamrick of Troy, who has been the guest of relatives in Mont romery. was called home yesterday on account of the illness of her husband. Se7
 Miss Mary Knox Powell of Washing ton. is visiting Mrs. S. Hsmlyn at her home, 259 South Jackson street.
 S e%
 Col. Paul Sanguinetti of Montgomery, is in the city the guest of Mir and Mrs Fred T. Lack, 10s State street.-Mobile Register.
 . Mrs. Forbes and daughter. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, of Montgomery, left to- day for Point Clear to remain until Monday. when they will return to the city, the guests of Mrs. Dillard-Moplle Item.
 Mrs. Addie W. Ashton and little son. Deveraux Ashton, left yesterday Tor Athens, Ga. where they will spend about ten days with Mrs. James White
 Se % %
 Mrs. Charles P. Nicholson ot Ever green, after a pleasant visit to rela- tives and friends in Marion, is visiting friends in Montgomery.
 SNA Miss Lollie Belle Gould has returned home after a delightful visit to Mont gomery, where she straightway became a Capital City belle, being much feted and entertained while there with tally ho drives, box parties, coalitions. recep-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Richard L. Butt. who has been very III at her home on Sayre street, has now gone to her old home in Mid way. She was accompanied by her son. MT. R L. Butt of Atlanta MT. J 0 Ely of Knoxville Tenn. is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. G. W. Ely, at their home on Hull street
 3e%Ss
 Misses Irma and Dorothy Oppenheim- CT. who have been visiting Miss Alma Hertz, have returned to their home in Tampa, Fla
 Miss Murphree and Miss Knox of Troy. are visiting Miss Nellie Beard, at her home on Alabama street.
 &@%
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Lobman have gone to New York to meet their daugh- ter, Miss Theresa Lohman; who. with Mis- Theresa Steiner. has been abroad for three months.
 Misses Bessie and Susie McMillan have gone to Meridian. Miss. to visit rela- lives and friends.
 Miss Lucy Glenn has returned from Auburn, where she has been visiting friends.
 Miss Alma Jahnson has gone to New York city, and will De away TOT . x sSs
 Misses Annie and May Ola o'Brien and Helen Gibbons have returned from Opelika. where they have spent three weeks with their Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs. U. P. D. Taylor and Mrs. T. Flanagan.
 N < a
 Friends in Montgomery have re- ceived invitations from MT. and Mrs.
 fn he al which they will entertain on Friday evening, August S1, at o'clock, at their home in Greenville in celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their we'd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
JUSTICE DOWDELL
ENTITLED TO ENDORSEMENT. (Communicated)

Hon. J. Thomas Hefiin. chairman or the Campaign Committee for Justice ] R. Dowdell, candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, issued the following statement on yesterday:
 9Th prospect for Judge DcwdeiIs re-romination is entirely pleasing. II wss necessary to inform the people that while the other candidates Tor Associate Justices are not opposing Judge DowdelI for his place. 1t Is ab- solutely necessary to vote for him lh the primaryI
 "Because, if on the theory that ne had no opposition his friends should vote for two other candidates ana thev should receive a majority of the votes. they would be nominated ana Judge Dowdell defeated. Now, l reel nretty sure that Judge Dowdeli 5 friends understand that he must pc voted for in the primary.
 Reports from all over the stase arc very gratifying. Let his friends he on the alert. He deserves to re- ceive the vote of every Democrat in inc State. As you know. he was im- pliedly nominated for full term two years ago, but under a new law drew a short term. Judge ,Dowdeu mas proven himself an ideal jurist, and in helping him you are rendering good service to your party and State'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
PatrOIman Swearingen Broke Up West
 End Ball Game.

PatroIman SwearinEen Broke Up West
 End Ball Game.
 From an innocent game of baseball to murderous assault with a deadly weapon, is a long step. but this is what occurred yesterday morning in West End, when Special Officer T. J. Swearingen attempted to arrest Cleye Harwell a white man.
 A little after o'clock yesterday morning, Officer Swearingen was walk ing in the vicinity of Holt and Bell street, in West End, with his one-year old baby boy in his arms. when he passed an empty lot where number of young men, Harwell among them, were playing ball. A ball tossed by one of the young men passed close to Swear ingen, who says that 1t would have struck his young son If he had not lodged quickly. He thereupon told HarweIl, who appeared to have thrown
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

the ball. that the young man .,,.,,,.. nave 70 deslst in their play. or ha v,,,,i,S oe cohlpeied to place them undsr s-.- lese. @ Ihey refused to stop. ana .t tw aiiesed that Harwell defed tha ot,car saving that he could not arrest htnas Alter Swearlngen had taken his inTene son 10 his home on Fourth avenue nS returned. and stepping up to HsrweIi notified him that he was under arras. saA fiafWeli declined to accompanv htrn sv,sa ms brother, Hendricks Harwali ,-t,se was one of the group, accorainw 4S owearlhgen, drew an opened knife ana advanced upon him. at the same tIr,.- telling his brother to get Svenrtn san = pistol. which was in plain view.
 It looked as if Officer Swearinren would suffer serious injury at the hands or the belligerent group, when R n Lee, merchant of West End, canna tn nie assistance and prevented Han. drlcks Harwell from reaching him
 In few moments Swearingen regain cd possession of his pistol, which liar we'll had seized. and in self defense. ha aftirms, struck him over the head with 1t and promptly handcuffed him.
 The crowd formed threateningly ana Swearingen backed away with his pris- oner, without attempting to arrest the other Harwell. for whom a warrent was sworn out last night. It is likely that he will be apprehended this morn ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
fcontinued from Page 1e.)

Among the Montgomerians present were: Misses Georgia Clay, Cora Par ker. valine Sanford, Claudia Letcher. Elizabeth McPherson, Lucille Gran, lila Allen. Mary Belle Jones, Susie Martin. SaIlie Goodwin, Lila Hannon. Lizzie williams, Polly Watts. Mae Hardaway, Annie Warren Jones ana Mrs. Sanford, Messrs. George Halls Eugene Cooner, Potas McKeithen, Ciard Atkinson. Ed Fay. shannon. Robert Yarbrough, John Chisolm. sam derson and Bryant Gooce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
ENGINEER KILLED.
Tragedy on Birmingham Mineral Road
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Birmingham. Aug. 25.-(special. (-A northbound train on the Birmingham Mineral Railroad Louisville & Nash ville), while turning a curve at Mc- Adory, a short distance south of Bes- semer, was wrecked by the engine jumping the track and turning oyer
 The engine caught the engineer, James Stowe, and fireman, Bob Davis, coiored, and the life of the first named was crushed and scalded out, and the other man was seriously injured Stowe was man of family. He moved to this district from Helena only a few months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Rev. T. Y. Abernathy will hold the Church Street Methodist Church here Tuesday night next, and a big congre- gation Is expected to turn out on that occasion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Al nrenkfnnt Pnrtx.

A party Of young people enjoyed breakfast this morning at the Brazier place. They left town about 6 o'clock those present were Misses Bertha Schuster, Corinne Leva, Mathilde Wolf, Meyer, and Mrs. Milton Hanaw. Messrs. Louis Benish, Marcus stern, Harry Ball, Amile Karpe and Morris Leyman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
THREATENED AN OFFICER.

| favor regulation of railroad rates in q fair, just equitable manner to IA interests cOneermed.--H. A. SkeEgs, JP.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Some people fight and worry so to get in the ilme-light that by the time inc glare is thrown on them they are not fit to be seen'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

stitution will be united in marriage to w. c. Lee of Waverly. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

and a profusion of cut flowers. At prettily appointed table fruit punch was served and during the afternoon ice cream and cake were enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Rey. Father Leo Bowling left today for New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Fl. A. SkegEs. Jr., favOrs better raiI- r0ad reEula+icn~. Ote for him for Railroad Commissioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
THE NEWS OF SELMA
RTrRGLAR ENTERS HOME OF RU-
 DOLPH RICHARDS.
xUa,t Over the Entire House, But Nothing Is Missing-Last
 Day of the Campaign
 i'm Dallas. e.
Advertiser Bureau,
 EnInna AnR Qt

Selma, Aug. 20.
 The home of Rudolph Richards on Broad Street was entered some time last night before 12 o'clock. Although the thief went all oyer the house noth- ing of any consequence was missed by
 When MT. Richards reached home about 12 o'clock he found the front door of his residence open Upon en- during his absence some one had gone all over his home. Various articles of clothing were scattered about the rooms, but nothing was missing as the thief had evidently been searching TOT
 A wardrobe door in one of the rooms of the house had been broken open Dy are aqe aWay p%sgiaffc for Nh the summer and the thief very likely knew that the head of the house was away from home spending the eyening sre SSo9rdI so1nd shant Gar1 the house, and If Mfr Richards had run upon the burglar he very likely would have been hurt.
 Last Day of Campaign.
 The last day of the campaign in Selma was a quiet one Wnlle poIl- tics was the theme with all, not very much interest was taken in the dis
 The election Monday will pass or very quietly aItSomglh 1t ba IS soiis8R isis8RecfSd d interest whatever is being taken in the approaching election for any of the offices except that of Governor. Meador of Marengo County. seems to ba the fayorite with II. the GSgRnty 9icRst and fSF Monday he will receive handsome vote throughout the County of Dallas
 Friday night at Marion Junction a new Pythian Lodge was instltHted, Snrn hardt of Advance Lod~e No. 5 insti- tuted the lodge undsr ao,ior Gommlsst6n 9s t6a State. He was assisted by several prominent Selma and Orryille members of the order. The following were the
 James Alexander, Chancellor Com mander; W B. Chisolm, Vice Chan ceIlor; J. E. Young. Prelate; J. J. | chisoim, Master of Work; E. T. Gll- mer, Keeper of Records ano Seals; ". G. Chisofm, Master of Excheaueri A. D. Perry, Master at Arms
 After the sessIon of the lodge de- llicious barbecue was served which was heartily partaken of by the visitors and the novitiates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Complimentary to Misses Parker and

Mrs P. e Bennett entertalned num- Der of friends on Friday afternoon at
 heinz a reception for her guests, Misses Mildred Dorch and Parker of Mobile.
 The apartments used were tastefully decorated for the occasion with palms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs. w A. Anderton and Miss Benie Cothran will leave tomorrow morning for Centreville to spend while.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Louise Johnson has gone to Greensboro to spend few weeks with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Next Wednesday at the Methodist Or phanage at Summerheld, there will oc- cur a wedding One of the young la dies who has been raised at that In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs Milton Hanaw of Mobile. s the guest of Mrs. Aaron Maas on. Lauderdale street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs. w. M Johnson has returned home from Huntsville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Personal and General.

Mrs. P. G. Howard has returned home after spending a few weeks at Null berry Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Nellie Foster of Atlanta, who has been visiting Miss Maple Stuck, has returned to her home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Annie Bell Whitby has gone tc Atlanta to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mir. and Mrs Harry Smith and little son, Josiah have returned, home after spending the past two months at Tate Springs and Hendersonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

H. B. Rudisill of Anniston. Is hert visiting his sister, rMs. Will Roberts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

G. w. Ely of the Southern Pacific and c |. Wolff of the Louisville and Nash vile, were visitors to Selma today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mir. Foote Hooper has returned home after a few weeks stay at Tate Springs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Herman Ullman is home again after spending some time with relatives near Chicago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Elm Nicolson, who has been wis iting friends in Uniontown. is home again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

J. L. Clay has returned from a stay of several weeks at Tate Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

LIGIT COLORED OUTING-Checks, stripes and paid asizes and color the very thing for making Sc gowns, iifanfs wraps, etc. Monday the yard ...T
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
Real Estate Transfers Since
Last lssue.

These are the zeal estate transfers
Of importance since last report Of
the Courier
J. K. Donnell TO J. p. a. S. l..
Oodds Co, town lots IN West HEX
man, consideration, 50. 500.
&c. Newton 10 Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Wallis. town lot in Eas, Hickman.
S Kohn 10 J o. Heaey. land In
Fulton County. consideration $1,000.
d. o. Meaoham to J II. Pickett.
Land near Hickman. consideration
$1,000.
ID. c. .Johnsoa 10 Matte Simpson.
town lots IN Fulton consideration
$1,000.
J. n. Simpkins 10 NJ l. Simpkins
land Fulton County. consideration
Sl5OO.
X. r. Brovder 10 Boyd Browder
relinquishing righ, Of dover. con
siderstion $500.
J. P. Morris 10 II. +. Naylor. o.
acres land consideration $500.
RoKana Phillips 10 I. ]. Freeman
land consideration SiO05.
J. {. Fields to Lee Page, IS acres
land. consideration SS2s.
y. Moore 10 Chas. Menifee. town
lots IN East Hickman, $500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Mrs. w. A. Dodds visited IN
Union City Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. Swayne en-
ieriained a number Of friends We'd
nesday night. in honor Of Mr..
Swayne's cousin. A Dutch supper
vas enjoyed at eleven O'Clock.
Miss Inez Luten royalty enter
tanned the I. T. Club at her country
nome. near Cayce. yesterday.
Misses Annie and Ruth Ellison and
Maybelle Fuqua we're invited guests.
Prof b. F. Gahby returned to
Hickman Monday, after spending
the summer at Mays Lick, Ky.
lie has returned home 10 look after
the interests Of the fall term Of
school
FOR SALE-il9 acres Of farming
land, IL miles south OF Hickman,
BY. we'll improved, will sell on easy
terms. For full particulars see c.
T. Bondurant, Hickman. Ky.
8 1t. Mrs. VIM. d. Hutchinson.
Maj. G. W. Saunders. wife and
son. Of Mayheld have returned from
a weeks visit 10 Hickman. They
spent Saturday and Sunday rear
Fulton. Maj. Saunders says he
toasted like a king while on his visit.
Emerson's Floating Palace pre-
scented "Humpty Dumpiy' at the
wharf, in Hickman. Tuesday night.
This is one of the best attractions
that has visited our city for some
time. Emerson's show is not to be
sneezed at, by any means.
Communications for this Office
should be sent in as early az possible
TO insure their publication. II re-
ceived after Wednesday We cannot
insure them proper attention before
the week following. Let US have
your news items and as early as
possible please.
There are but few days that we
do not get a new subscriber. Oc-
casionally someone gets man and
thinks they will spite US by stopping
the paper. But We don't mind that
the circulation is what we care most
for and we know that this will not
decrease the circulation for they
will borrow one and read it anyway.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Nose Bafkeii purchased tie S. +.
'isiiord stock Of groceries and
notions and will continue 10 run the
business at the old stand
Mrs. Henry Covgill vas hostess
10 the morning eucfe last Wcdnss-
day. entertaining in her usual charm
ing manner. Ten games we're play
ed, after which a cherry ice course
vas served. Mrs. Wall. Of Florida
vas given dainty fan for having
won the highest score and Mrs. Rily
the consolation, Peter Pan pocket.
Messrs &. I. Walker, Jas. Bolaf
and Lee Campbell have opened a
nev coal yard. and vill have their
yard near their tug boat landing. al
the Tennessee warehouse. They
began business this week. The
name OF the new hrm has not yet
ben decided upon. They will
hlndle Pittsburg coal and will give
prompt attention 10 orders.
The eucre club met with MIS-.
c. L. Walker on last Tuesday after
noon and TO prove TO the hostess how
much they wanted 10 play eucrc on
her delightfully."- cool porch. there
v-re five tables present. even though
il rained torrents. Mrs. Mollie
Pfather was given dainty en-
broidery bag Us a souvenir OF the
most successful sc3re and Mrs.
Durham a silver hat pin as consola-
'ion. Later a dainty ice course vas
served. Among the guests we're
Mesdames Wall. Of Florida, Netiie
Jones, Lee Ellison and Nellie
Prather.
A white man named Smith was
brought here Tuesday morning on
the train by the Sheriff Of Lake
County, who was enroute with him
to the latter place. Just after get
TING of the train he slipped his hand
cuffs and ran up back street. The
Sheriff aud quite a number Of
citizens started IN pursuit shooting
as they ran. The man ran up
Tennessee Street. east to cumber.
land, then to Carroll, and east 10
Kentucky where he was captured.
A number OF men pursued on horses
and quite deal Of excitement pre-
vailed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
Prices Show Boat VIII Be
4 Here Tomorrow.

Prices New Water Queen will ex.
hibit az the river tomorrow night,
presenting a Repertoire OF new
Dramas and Comedies. with high
class Vaudeville between the acts.
Prices boat makes Hickman every
season, and further comment is UNI
necessary, as the the audiences are
always pleased and speak a good
word for the performance. The
name Prices Show, is in itself a
sufficient evidence Of an enjoyable
evening.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Next. Tuesday. Aug 2sih. n.
largest Of all the river show sair
here. the New Sunny South Fa.,,,
Palace Of VIZ. Markie's saee.a.,
10 swallow and Markle. A. a
Mt Markle viii be- found 9Th n.
most complete and comlrai.
Floating Theatres on the uycr. arr.
ing the largest number Of u.a..,.
comedy and the vaudevlll pfuoru,n
The show given Is one real us,a
opening wIih q three act. very i-a.y.
musical comedy. entitled. "n.
Jealous Husband Besdsl ha
there are ten Bag vsadsville al,t c.
the best On the road. also namrfot
entrees Of the bag beauty choui q
pleasing songs, dnlls. dance, sa
Don, 4 miss the Dig show nsIi Ias,.
day
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

The Cumberland Telephone All
Telegraph CO.. have added severe.
nev subscribers 20 their Hlckrla
lat during the last fs~ months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
MExICO, oALIFoRNIA.

spocial Tours IT Meuco aud GALLUP
uia the Illinois Central aud Nog uf.
leans under the auspices of Raymoui s
Whiicomb. Will leave Chicago fud4js.
Feb. 2nd and Feb %. Tor Mexico aud
Catalonia. n inoiuds a .top-oser d
Nev Orleans ios the Mardi Gras. 60
fire trips made Ia special private sr.i'
bule trains Of finest Pullmans, VITA
dining car seryIce. Fascinating tgil-'
complete IN egeTy detail
Illinois Central Weekly Ezourzion. "
California. Excursion cars through 20
los Angeles and San Francisco a. i1l
owes Via New Orleans aud the so.ih
'rn Route every Friday from Jhica.o.
every Tuesday from Cincinnati aat
Louisville Via Omaha add the sc'n'c
Route every "Wednesday from Chicasl
Full Particulars concerning an Of ihs
above can b. had OF agents Of 100
Illinois Central and connecting line 90
by addressing the either OF the under
signed.
jos. Biggs. d. T.. A.. Cincinnati.
y. W. Harlow, ID. 4. A. louisville
Jno. A. Scott. A. q. r. A.. Memphis
A, II. Hanson. T.. 4. NJ. Chicaso.
5. e. Hatch. q. r. A. Chicago
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
Announcements
LC. RAILROAD.

The Illness Central laaintains dsatIs
daily service. "a operates ihe bet oi
trains. Ntfn uinlna car s.ssutN-
library cars. chair cars and sisslinf
car. from Chicago "a t.snss CiuCiu-
eat and i.oaisfilie .oath 81 Ms
Orleans The best Rad tor rea1h &
The Winter Tourist fc.ort. IL me souil,
ncludiar
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Don't forget to 90 TO Shas &
beiiefswoFth's when you CON. BE-
town. Groceries cheaper than it.
cheapest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

You will see clean, moral. up-to-
date shcw next Tuesday night.
New Sunny South at Hickman.
Everywhere this boat has made its
appearance il has been crowded to
its capacity.