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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-16

attending the annual meeting of the Chiefs of Police of the United States and Canada. All report having had .a a a papers were read during the conven- ton and it is stated that steps were taken looking to a stronger compact between the police departments Tn the been maintained. Efforts are made year after year at conventions Of the Chfefs of Police to bring about the most cor partments SO that the work in hand can be accomplished with effect IT other words. as expressed by Chier Jones of the Bessemer deparsmsnl,t3,, l,3,ne nne to light the organization of thiefs ana criminals In general
 Easter Services We'll Attended.
 All the churches in Birmingham to- day were attended by large conugre- gations. the weather being perfect Easter weather. There was gorgeous ladies. At the St Paul, Catholic church this morning the church was crowded. The choir was assisted by large pSn Me%o snssn the dirsSsa eeseson was taken up in all the Catholic churches in the Birming ham district this mcrn- ing for the ecclesiastieai students ,d., In f,ed p Alien few of Tsef the fMoSle diocese which includes Birmingham. Quite iaTse sum was raised in the collections taken up in this district.
 state Medicai Association.
 A large attendance Is looAsd Tor 2. the annual convention of the Medical Association of the state of Alabama, which commences here Tuesday at noon and continues four days. pr. Eugene D. Bondurant. of Mobile, IS president of the Association. Physi- clans from every part of the State are looked for to be present. A number of interesting papers will be read and discussed.
 srrangements are being made for .neciala accom- odations for the large numbersof delegates who will go from this section of the State to the twenty third annual convention of the Ala hauna Sunday School Association which will be held In Montgomery, Ala, April "A. to 26. At 1east two hundred dele 5renaring for the trip to Montgomery from this section of the State
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FINE EASTER DIFFERING.
Episcopal Children of Troy VIII Edu-
 cate Boy nt Sewnnee.


 Troy. April i5.-tSpecial )--Easter services were conducted this morning at St. Marks Church by Rev. Willis G. Clark. who preached fine sermon on the Resurrection and what 1t means to the world.
 At Sunday school the children's offer ing towards the education of a mission child at Sewanee was very gratifying to Mir. Clark. A contribution towards 1t came all the way from Mississippi by a little girl who saw in The Adver- tiser few weeks ago that the children of St. Marks would devote their offer ing to this purpose. After service, re- gretful goodhyes were said to MT. Clark, who returns this week to Sewanee to complete his theological course.
 During his snort time of service among the people here. he has won the respect and love of all who have met with him, and many good wishes go with him not only to Sewanee. but through a long life of useful ministry
 Cards are out to the approaching marriage of Miss Gussie Henderson. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Fox Tender son. to MT. Frank Leon Jones, The wedding will take place on the after noon of Tuesday, the 24th inst, at 3:30 o'clock, in the Methodist Church.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Children of Episcopal Churches Gel A brnte Easter.

Children of Episcopal Churches Cele. e brnte Easter.
 The Sunday School celebration at St Johns Episcopal Church at o'clock yesterday evening was an event of ex. treme interest to the more than 200 members of the Sunday School and to their parents and friends.
 The church was filled to its capacity with spectators and at the appointed hour prettier sight would be difficult to imagine than the more than 200 young men, women and children as they marched in from the Sunday School room down the length of the church on a side aisle and then down the center aisle to their seats In the front of the church. The march was led by the choir. singing Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart."
 Certifcates were. presented to the children who passed in the written ex- animation on various grades of the Trinity course. This course was writ ten by Bishop Beckwith.
 There we're forty certificates present ed to the successful pupils.
 Tho members of the West End Sum day School and the Highland Park School also took part in the Sunday School celebration at St. Johns.
 The classes were called by the Rec- tor and responded by presenting their Easter offerings
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set before us looking unto Jesus the shall we fight bravely the battle of life, defend always the truth. resist the assaults of the devil, and be found "steadfast and upmoyable, abounding conflict over the victory won our Risen Lord shall, in due time, place within our hands the palm of victory, and up- that place He has gone to prepare for us.
 Rise from transitory thingo
 Toward heaven, thy destined p.ace."
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HOLY COMFORTER CHILDREN.

At the Episcopal Church of Holy Comforter.
 The Sunday school celebration was held at 4: 30 o'clock In the afternoon and the members of the school formed in line on the lawn at the church and marched into the church, led by the schoir.
 Those pupils who had been most reg ular in their attendance were honored by being selected to carry the class banner.
 pretty feature of the occasion was the presentation of an Easter card by the rector, Rev. Stewart Mcqueen, when the Easter offering was made at the altar by each child in the Sunday school
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Ne,r church to Re BnIIt.

At the congregational meeting of the Southside Baptists church was des-
 handsome house of worship was des-
 building committee made a report as to a big triangular lot that can be pur-
 chased, in fact on which an option had been secured, which would be suitable will take steps at once looking to the erection of a new el rch building on the South, Highland'- shich will cost in tn nighborhood s0,000 en6 in ciuding the cost of l. lot. The con
 gFegation is one of thS largest Baptist organizations in the State and Is pre- sided over by Rev. Dr. A. J. Davidson.
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COURT IN TUSCALOOSA.

Judge Jones Will Leave for that City
 Today.
 Judge Thomas c. Jones will leave this morning for Tuscaloosa, where he goes to hold the first session of the United States Court held h that city in sixty years.
 The holding of the United States Court at Tuscaloosa is authorized by a recent act of Congress and 1t Is said that Tuscaloosa will now stand good chance to secure Government build ing.
 The court will be in session at Tus- caloosa about two weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-16
BROKE ALL RECORDS.
Dothan Baptist and Methodist Sunday
 Schools Have Fine Attendance.

Dothan, April 15.--( Special. )--Sunday schooi Attendance at the Baptist and Wethodist sunday schools this morning broke all records in Dothan. the former nnS t6e latter SIS There has been a nnticeable increase in interest mani Tasted in Sunday school work here within the past few weeks, and the at tendance each Sunday Is rapidly in- creasing.
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ExnIonlon of q Lamp.

The explosion of lamp in a house occupied by negroes on Oak Street, caused a fire alarm to be sent in at 10 O'clock last night. The occupants Of the house had the blaze put out before the department arrived. There was no damage The house is outside the city limits.
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ChIef of PoIice Return Homo.

Chief of Police W. ID. Wier, Of the Birmingham police department. ac- comnanied by Chief Jones. of the Bes- semer police Chief Hartzfield, of the Pratt city police and Chief Sugtg of tn. rnsley police. returned this morning from Hot Springs where they had been
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CORDIAL INVITATION
ADDREssEDTo WORKING GIRLS
Miss Barrows Tells How Mrs. Pink. hams Advice Helps Working Girls.

Girls who work g. r e particularly susceptible to fe- m a l e disorders, especially those who are obliged to stand on their feet from morn- ing until night in stores or facto- ries.
 1 Day in and day Iox1t fha oirl foila
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SCHOOL ENGRAVING.

The Advertiser Engraving Company fs prepared to do fine C0pper-pIate Engraving for use in school AnnuaIs and College Year-Books. Prices quoted on application.
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SCHOOL ENGRAVING

SCHOOL ENGRAVING.
 The Advertiser Engraving Company ia prepared to do fine Copper-piate Euwraving for use in School Annuais and college Year-Fsooks. Prices quoted nm auulicntlOn.
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GERANIUMSf GERANIUMsl SpecinI Sa1e.

At 100 Dexter Avenue, commencinr Q .. n., Monday we will o3er four ten cent geraniums all different, for zSc About twenty different varieties will be included in this sale.
 Rosemsnt Gardens.
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CHENEY's EXPECTORANT prompI- Iy cures coughs, colds, lagrippe and eroup, 25c bottle at all drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-07

same house. Then he sat down and
waited. Not long after ! o'clock Or.
Taylor stepped into the room where
he was The Doctors face wore a
broad smile.
boy or girl?' inquired Mr. Thiry
Guess" replied the doctor.
Boy. of course" said Thirty with
supreme confidence.
Right you are" said the doctor.
Then Papa Thiry was introduced to
his youngest.
Mrs. Thiry, the youthful mother is
doing we'll This is her third child,
She was married to Mr. Thirty nine
years ago. and is now 90 years of age,
hardly more than one-third her hus-
bands age,
School children all over the United
States will be interested in the new
Thirty.
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WELL DESERVED
The praise That Gomez from Thankful
Guthrie People.

The praise That Gomez from Thankful
outhre People.
one kidney remedy meyer fails.
Gutfne people rely upon lt
Tbat REMEDY 6 Doan's kidney pills
Guthrie testimony proves It always re-
liable.
Mrs frank q Amen u l2s South
Fifth ST.. Guihne Okls. says: M
Allen has had considorable trouble wah
hurting and hmeness m his back and
aidaeys Il WIS liable 70 come on az
any time ana ofien the pain was very
severe Al such times the pain was
very acute aad The secfeiiens were
highly colofed and fcanty. Since using
Doans kidney pills which he peocured
al 81 Waiiace's drug store I have
not heard him coEsplain. and ne says
they are tie finest kidney medicine he
ever, used'
For sale b. All dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Anibum Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agcpis Tor the United
States
Rsmember the name Doan' and
take no other.
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PERSONAL
MENTION

Nathan Razey is here today from Enid.
Fred A. Arlou is in the city today
from Enid.
zee Lohr is here today from cleve-
land on business.
Attorney Robert A. Lowery Is in town
today from saltwater.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. stons were here
from Perry over sunday.
Dr. Fred s. seids was here from Perry
over sunday visiting frienda
s. A. williams r d. smith and J. l..
johnson are here from Marshall.
Professor Lowden left this morning for
Prague after a pleasant visit with Rev
Ira l.. Holbrook.
Attorney ). w. scothorn returned yes
terday from Pawnee, where he has been
attending court
ChanselIor Bradford Of Epworih uni.
versity. at klahoma ciiy was here thi'
morning on business.
Attorney and Mrs s. 7, McGee. oi
Plttsbpfs Pa. are here ths week Mr.
Mcceq vii probably locate in Guthrie.
Lee Bernstein Is here today from Ok
iahoma CITY and viii rsnain-two or thres
days looSing after business interests.
Judge Iiainer. Deputy Mar halls Var
Abernathy aud J. N. jacobson and Bal
in Roger Merrill went to Pawnec thi'
morning.
Robert Denton. receiver Of the de.
funcl citizens bank at Enid. returned
home today after having been here sew
eral days on business.
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Woodmen Executive Council viii Re-
main Throughout Log
Rolling Event.

J S. Shearer received this morning
a letter from Head Consul Talbot OF the
Modern Woodmen OF America stating
that the executive council would ar
rive on the morning Of May % and
remain until the close Of the log roll
ing and class adoption. May "a. It
was thought at first that the executive
council could be here for only two
days to participate IN the festivities,
but Mr.. shearer wrote TO Consul Tai
bot urging him TO make a particular
effort to induce the council to be here
throughout the proceedings. with the
result above noted
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lnNes BAND TONIGHT.
Fameus ORGANIZATION Ct Artists Appears
az Brooks Theatre.

Lovers of music are promised a rare
treat with the Appearance of me Innes
orchestral band az the l}roks fright,
This rganlzatin was the feature last
week The Dallas May mu ical festival,
Of which the Times-Ileraid, Of that city
says in part:
II the remainder OF the concerts OF
the Dallas May musical festival ap-
peach the excellence Of the program
given last night In the Fairs grounds
auditorium by lnnes band, assisted by
prominent sololsts and the trained cho-
rus OF Dallas singers, tho closing OF
the musical season In Dallas viii be
brought to fitting climax. Many who
heard the concert ast night had a high
estimation Of the ability Of Director
lpnes as leader aud the reputation or
tis band has spread across the CONT.
hent. but after the close OF ihe program.
a new and higher estimation was placed
upon the big leader aud his organization.
He has successfully combined "A sym-
phony orchestra aud a band and both
the classic and the so-call "a popular airs
receive eawl justice in Interpretation
by the Innes erche ira
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FATHER AT S4,
BUT HAPPY ONE
New Yorker is Proud of New
Heir-Mother One-Third
the Fathers Age.

New York, May TAT the age of
S4 years School Commissioner John
Thiry OF Long Island City is the
father of healthy baby boy The
child is lusty youngster, and has
been kicking up his little heels in
lively style all day
Or. l.. II Taylor, who helped usher
the young fellow into the world, says
he never saw healthier baby
The proud father is TIE same Mr.
Thirty who was pronounced dying Of
consumption nearly so years ago. All
the doctors who told him he had only
a few months to live have been dead a
long time now. while he is tossing up
young Thirty with arms that have
still the strength Of early manhood.
This is not the first child of Mr..
Thiry's old age The son Francis
was bor,s about the time Mr.. Thiry
was celebrating his SGD birthday and
little Henrietta. the youngest daugh.
ter came into the world in her fathers
SOth year
4 am a young man yet, Mr.. Thiry
told his friends when they congratu-
lated him on Henriettas arrival four
years ago. NO race suicide for me-
BY the time ! grow old want to have
several children around 70 brighten
my declining years"
Commissioner Thirty was sleeping
peacefully Friday night when his wife
called him He went upstairs to sum
mon Dr. Taylor. who lives in the
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oENsRAL. EsosnArloN oF woMsN.s eLues. lao.. .tass.

President Mrs. Sara s. Piatt Decker,
1860 Sherman Ave, Denver Colorado.
First Vice President Mrs. Philip N.
Moore, si25 LaFafette Ave. St. Lou's.
Missouri.
Second Vice President, Mrs May AL
den Ward 2si Dartmouth ST., Boston.
Massachusetts.
Recording Secretary. Mrs John Dick
lnson sherman, 4eli Lake Ave. chiccgo
Illinois.
CorrespoHdhs Secretary. ;diss Louisa
B. Poppenheim. 81 Meeting St. Charles
ton, South Carolina.
Treasures, Me- Percy y. Fennypacier.
26oe Whitis Ave, Austin. Texas
Auditor. Dr. Sarah II. Kendall. The
Arcade. Seattle, Washington.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

furnished by zaux- -Beamer Company
Jno. q Adamson ct ux 20 Rey A.
Lynn " d.. hf sc ar q III hf
Of 81 er sec 81. twp i5 Il 2 w. s. 4ae
f,ay x. caappen a d. 20 u. S OBriop,
~. a. lots 8. s. and 10. Bik. 2i
third Capitol Heights add. si go.
Geo " Chadwick 81 nx 20 Henry
Chadwick W a.. lots 22 ana ~ bEf &c.
Guthns Proper. $1,000
Trustees of chrstian church. seward
to William Waits Post O. Al H.. Dept
of Okla. at Seward (No 90 q a.
lots J. ?. a 3. blk 22. Seward $50
Frank Bsrschier 20 VIM p. Jones ".
d. lots u x rs. blk g.. Guthrie 500
A. VI Mann 20 W T.. Forbes. ". d.
lot 2. blk As. lst addition 10 Kew Mar
shall. so.
Aaron Dilenbeck 20 MARY Anthony et
al. @ 6. a.. lots 10 & %. Blk. 55. West
Guthrie. so,
Helen ~ Birch a. a. 40 EnbeFf n.
Hunt. v. a, y n ~ qF sec 80, twp IS.
= 4 W fl.75o
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neaf fore eftlnra ar nnreaaellia
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CHURCH MEMORIES OF
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Territorial rederatIon.

Territorial Federation.
Prcsident-AIrs A. @. Scott sim
water
First vice preaidant--Mrs Riddle.
Chickasha-
Second vice preaident--Nrs Ledbet-
ter. Ardmore.
Recording sesretary.-Mrs. p. r. King,
Newkirk.
Corresponding seeretsry-Mrs. Ray,
Saltwater
Treasurer--Ariss Maude DeCou. Alva.
Auditor. Mrs. b. M. Clark. Pawnee
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a Mountain q cold.

could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia WiTxe. OF Caroline wis. as
did one 25c box OF Bucklen's Arnica
salve, when it completely cured rum
ning sore on her leg. which hid tortured
her 20 long years. Greategt antiseptic
healer OF Piles. Wounds. and Sores. 25e
al all drug stores.
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ried" Please Don't Throw Rice on
Me." The steamer trunk which viii
cross the ocean with the happy couple
was ornamented with poster something
liSc this "This Trunk WIN Change It's
Name Before Going to Europe
There is hardly young person in
Guthrie who win be more generally
missed than Luie Thomas and tie only
regret expressed by friends among an
the Kind wishes and bon voyages" Is
that the now home is to be located at
Hannibal Mo-, instead OF Guthrie. Okla.
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
drcn, used by Mother GRAY nurse IN
children's Home. New York Break up
colds IN "a hours, cure Feverlshness,
Headache. stomach TisSble. Teethine
Disorders. and Destroy Worms. AZ all
druggists. '25c. sample matted FREE.
Address. Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy N
y
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KILLED IN DUEL WITH BURGLAR
(By Associated Press.l

New York. May r. Chas L. Sp.er
a prominent business man Of staten
Island, said 20 be the confidential
agent of II, II. Rogers Of the Stand
ard OIL was shot and killed In duo
with burglar IN his home at New
brighton early today. The burglar
escaped
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SATURDAY.

The executive committee OF the City
Federation Of womens clubs meets in
afternoon at library club rooms.
Mrs. Charles {. Kneisly left today for
three weeks visit in Davenport. Ia,
and Chicago.
Mrs Frank Frantz aud children re-
turned this morning from Enid, where
they have been for several days visiting
relatives and friends. ~
Mrs L. l. Beland has Issued eighty IN
wtations FOR a card party for Wednesday
afternoon. a number OF out Of town
Nguests are included IN the invitation hst.
The Ku Klux Khan were Ruasts SAT-
urday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Corb
sarchet. Progressive cuchre was played
during the evening the prizes being won
by Mrs. WIN Rclahl ana Mrs C. r.
Peck.
The Domestic Science club met sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Hohus,
on East Springer avenue. 4 lobster sat
ad demonstration wa given by Mrs NJ
c. Hart, Mrs l.. II. Lohr and Mrs. Eva
Eager vhe meeting this week VIII he
held at the library club rooms.
l
The executive committee Of The Cits
Federation Of womens clubs met sat
urday al ernoon at the club rooms. The
occasion being The resuhir monthly ses-
sion Recommendations were made foi
changes IN The duties Of the officers 0i
the club The recommendations vii
be considered az the next quartsrl,
meeting of the fsGeratlon IN July. Gre.
dentiais were ALEC arranged for the dele
gates and alternntes from the GHthri'
clubs who leave the last Of the month I,
attend the biennial Convention 81 wo
mems clubs at 81. Paul y
Y Amid showers Of rice ana the bes
wishes Of three score friends who hn'
gathered al ihe station 20 bid DER fare
well. Miss Louis Thomas left saturdal
evening Tor her home at Clevelaui
where, at high noon, May g. she wil
Me married To Rev Edward Voorbeck, o
Hannibal Mo-. ihe couple then leaVinl
Tor three months trip through Eng
land France. Switzerland and Germany
Miss Thomas viii not be IN Guthrl
again before going abroad and he
friends decided TO give the popular kim
Of farewell Saturday evening ~
sult cases aud trunhs were decorate
with placards hserlng 10 large black lef
! tefs. s0lcitous ADVICE. such as 'Ije Goo
70 Her lie is Coming Later" Il WI
BE al Home in Hannibal After septem
ber ] Going 10 Cleveland to b. Mar
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Carlyle club OBJ erves guest day with
Mrs. f. H. Greer.
Miss Katherine Schnep ontertaina the
Kimona club ia the Afternoon.
Mrs. l.. l. Beland, as East Harrison
avenue, entertalns at cards IN the af-
ternoon.
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STRAW HATS AT pErEasEN.s.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will have their advertising sale in the
schmidt building 20i East Oklahoma
avenue. Wednesday and Thursday. May
and TO-
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Monday.

Mrs. Frank Dale entertains the Cam
bridge club IN the afternoon.
Annual election ot officers Of the Ex-
celslor club ia the afternoon at the IL
brarv club rooms.
Concert IN evening at Brooks theatre
by Innas orchestral band