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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
PRISONERS TO BE SENTENCED.
Fifty-eight Prisoners to Have Penalty
 Pronounced Today,


 Today is sentence day in the crim- inal division of the City Court. At 10 o'clock this morning fifty-elght prisA oners convicted at the court term, just completed, will be arraigned before Judge W. H. Thomas. who will impose the sentence of the court consecutively as the several prisoners are brought before him.
 It will be the duty of Judge Thomas to impose but one death penalty. This will be inflicted on David Beeman. a negro. who killed his wife in a country precinct of the county.
 There will be a number of other cap ital prisoners sentenced, among whom is Eugene Bowling, convicted of an un- natural crime upon his daughters, and sentenced to fifty years by the jury that tried him.
 It will probably require about two hours to pronounce sentence on all the prisoners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
A VALUABLE BOOK.
Written by a Former Citizen of Mont.
 gOmery.

Written Dy FOFmer NAthAem OK mOnN=
 gOmery.
 One of the authorities In the history of dramatic art in this country will be Famous Actors Families in America. !" The author of the volume. Montrose Moses, in his youth lived in this city. He Is son of Dr. and Mrs. Montrose Moses. His father was prominent in New Orleans and died there. His mother for several years was a resi- dent of this city. moving from here to New York. Young Moses has devel- oped great literary ability and his work on newspapers, magazines and in more pretensious form in books has met with cordial receptionG5a s
 His volume, contains sketches of the Booths, the Jeffersons. the Sotherns, the Boncaults, the Hacketts, the Drews and the Barrymores. the Wallacks, the Dav- exports, the Hollands. the Powers It also contains a concise hibliography giving names and authors of works on the drama.
 $ This book should be pleasing to those sof older generations who enjoyed the Booths and Jeffersons as well as to those of more recent years. It is a rare and valuable work and MT. Moses is to be congra tulated on it. It Is pub lished by T. Y. Crowell & Co.,, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

Feceipts and disbursements in conA nection with the annual itinerary Of 1906. reported as follows:
 Receipts from Quebec trip. s4,030. co Receipts from Indiana trip .. 3O5.Oo
 Total ..... .... ,.. ... .....S4. S4.3S5.0o
 Balance on hand 9. 5 9S7.O4
 The committee recommended a refund of $170 per person 10 those who took the Indiana trip and $3.40 to those who took the Quebec trip! The recommend tions were adopted, and a check will be mailed by the corresponding sec retary for the amount due the members interested.
 The Executive Committee was in- formed that several railroad compa- nies will continue to make advertising contracts with newspapers on a trans p.rtation basis as heretofore. on the ground that the Interstate Commerce Commission law is unconstitutional in so far as 1t relates to advertising con- tracts on transportation basis. It was, however. the general opinion of the members of the Executive Committee. that unless the Interstate Commerce Commission law is amended by Con- gress, the annuaT convention of the Ma tional Editors Association will here- after have a small attendance.
 Respectfully. Jacob Pepperman.
 Member Executive Committee. Ma tional Editors Association, for Ala bdma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

tfenrotin. for twenty five years one of Chicago's most eminent physicians and surgeons, and President of the Poly
 technical Hospital, died of heart dis case yesterday. For quarter of a cen1nry, pr. Henrotin stood at the head Of his profession in Chicago. pr. Hen rotin was born in fS47 in Brussels Bell nftsssa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
WE ARE ALWAYS OUT

Looking for more business. Whether you want Roses, Carnations HyacInths, NareIssus or Pot Plants, we can supply you.
 We want your trade and we will please vou.
 g. B. STERN & CO. =. Dexter Ave. Phone IOOI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
GERARD WAREHOUSE.
of Subscribers for stock Has

MeetIng Of SubBcrIbers aOr StOck Has
 Been Called.
 Girard December 10.-t5pecial )- The new cotton warehouse proposed for Girard is now assured. A meeting of the subscribers to the stock has been called for tomorrow night.
 Among the persons injured in the af- fair at Greenville. Miss, whon negro desperado shot several Citizens. was Henry, Abercrombie, formerly Gf this county. A shot struck his thigh, shat tering it. His mother is now lying crit ically Ill at her home at Columbus. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Pnrchnninr Silver

Washington. Dec. 1A.-The Treasury Department today purchased 125,0O0 ounce, delivered at the Philadelphia mint.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
RECOVER FORM BURNS.

pr. Robinson and Daughter Suffer No
 SeriOus Ib5ury.
 Neither Dr. Louis Robinson nor his daughter. Miss Margaret Robinson, was seriously hurt Sunday afternoon when the little girls dress was ignited by the explosion of a railroad fuse. Dr. Robin sons hands were burned painfully when he extlnguished the flames, but there was no other injury Last night he and his daughter were practically recover ed from the effects of their accident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

The friends of Miss Handey will be pleased to know she has recovered from her recent illness, and is again with Rosemont Gardens at Spann's Drug Store. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS. Montgomery Theatre.
 Tonight.
Ben Greet Players, In the 18th Century Morality Pay,

In the 18th Century Morality Pay,
 "Everyman." The most novel dramatic perform ance ever seen on the local stage will be given at the Montgomery Theatre tonight. when ''Everyman' is to be per formed by the Ben Greet famous Eng fish players. In London, New York, Boston. Chicago and Philadelphia the play has had long runs.
 Ben Greet famous English Players in the 18th Century morality play, 'Ev- eryman." last August played before the royal family at Carisbrooke Cas- tie, Isle of Wight, and played a fort nights engagement in London just be- fore sailing for America.
 The company has long held a high rank in England as a Shakespearean company. and comes here under the per sonal direction of MT. Greet himself.
 Seats now on sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

The ladies of the Memorial Society will hold a bazaar In the Noses Build ing, December 1Eth and 12th. Christmas articles for sale. Hot lunch. Pro- ceeds for Chlckamauga Monument. Dancing on Tuesday evening. Ribbons 25 cents adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
OLD RESIDENT DEAD.

George W. McCreary Passes Away-Re-
 mains Shipped to GeOrEiR.
 George W. McCreary. an old resident of Montgomery. died Sunday night at his residence on North Court Street. He was CT years old, and was formerly in the employ of the Western Railway of Alabama.
 The remains were shipped to Colum- bus, Ga. over the Central of Georgia Railway. for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Thursday Matinee and Night, Ma-.-- EEnRrSOn

Seat sale opens Wednesday morning for Mary Emerson in the romantic drama. His Majesty and the Maid" who comes to the Montgomery Theatre matinee and night. Both star and play come with the highest of en- dorsements from the drmatic reviewers.
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Shah Certainly Dying.

Shah Certainly Dying. London, Dec. 10.-Telegrams re- ceived in official quarters from Teheran today leave no doubt that the Shah is in dying condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

Total ,......... $o,o55 ol The Board adjourned at 1 80 o'clock 10 meet again next Monday.
 Distinguished Doctor Dead. Chicago, Dec. 10.-Dr. Ferdinand
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
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nabm IN ibrer letten 8eriommlung
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
Snrnieftiun bcs 4abpr 2Decnm.
GrDiinnn0 Der SurnIdnalc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
@icnna Sanaturiunt.
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Mit alien neueltcn SiilfSmitteln
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16

BraFtifraBe. 3lpiitDen Central aDenue
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1909, Siio.GborIeSitrnbe; Gde non
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
Tns Mrttcr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
3luai qe6enSmiiba.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
Stast Baltimore.
Undertakings B.. @esmciier.

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san Soiter 9oHpanh".
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Observation-Disclosures.
,Tamen. Seftirn bes Baltimore Ganerr'Ysfrs
riHe." ~ Wnutul, ben -. Sttoher. IHn3 ltro
uHoerr ltnterbultlnpeu Hebtt copper in Der
pRbtlantbropnzpalC, 9ir. l0iI Ctseulttn1ore'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16

Gin IdSnes nnb niitltdes 0eident
fir Mngcb6rise 1T INNER cine Iebens-
aroke Photographic oSer cine fiuit.
lerijdJ oollenbete Gopie eines alten
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bilber MIR ST PRO 2ntenS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
Sheu. g. Tiener G So.

4 Reiie- Bureau uno 0ehielitube.
gdiiisfarten bon nno nod 0eutiH.
Lamb nit benz Rorbbeutihen 2lopo
urlo anberen 2inien. 3eiiep1iie, @eh.
iel, greoitbrieie uno @elbienbungen.
PIT Dts Baltimore trale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-16
Tiir f6rpcrlid)c Nnsbilonng.

Gr0iinuna Der 5~urnidJule bea go
Dor 2pcelm." - Gommera lno
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id)ulc mo Der @icoermiinobmc bcS
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pen oeS n2obor 2pec,lnt" miro Gin
Gommers ulb Son5fr6n5dcn Der
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men aloiicn lit fogenbermoBeu: jc.
ben Wittluod) unb Sreitog bon bolb
5 bis 6 l1hr fir MGoden r1ter II
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anobcn nntcr IA Sobrcrt, BON 8 bis
8 lthr fir Gamer mo BON 9 bis
bolb II llbr fir 3oglina uno Nftipc.
SEER Noolpb Hicbcl miro einitlpeis
fen ben Surnlntcrrid)t iiberiebmcr
unb Serr @iuiam @edcr sic 9omen.
aloIien lciten. Gin Tomen.Gerein,
aus Den Wiittern Der Sdiiler uno
ben 6rollen Der Witglieber bette;
bend, miro eegriinbet neroen, bo Die
Surnleftion ben groben NuBen zines
Iomlen.8ereinS anerfennt. Ser lin.
terriht finbet in ei1er eerdumigen,
gut pentilirten uno bellen Sale itatt
unb lit bon alien Stoottbeilen aus
leif)t erreidJbor.
Obgleid) sic Turnieftion crit ihr
led,stes Sabr beginnt, fam lie lid)
bodD obne Surht an Die Seite Der
dlteren Surnpereine Der Stoot itel.
len; lie id)elt a1td) ME llnfoiterl, I'M
ibren MitgIieoern bos Bette, ipas in
ibrcn araften itebt, in Saden Der
Surnerei 5u bieten. Sn oen lesten
5mei Sobrcn lpor Die Surnieftion be.
ionoers tbGtig mo id)idte Hiegen olif
Die SurnfeIte in ct. 2ouis, sSf,oio.
nopolis, @aibir9ton, Hemarf, Cart.
'taot Ii. i. ~. un0 fehrten oieie nit
elmer Nnsnobme iicgesgefront Sls
rilf. Sic miro alld) cine Siege nod)
Der Samestoiun I~uslteuung i'm
n1d1ten Sriihiobr ie1oen uno lit eill
6ono in gusiidt eeiteQt, nm Gas
groBe oelttide 5urnfeIt IN Sronf-
furt a.. ". in 1908 nit 5nei Sllrnern
81 beihiden.
9ie geamten linb: eriter Spreder
Wortin 2uomig, 5meiter Spreter
Sobann Sd)neiber, erlter Sdriit-
luort Sans Welbe, 5ipeiter Strift-
mart q. SGbn, S6atmeiiter San,.
9ople, eriter Eirnport Sol. 9enpo,
5lpeiter Surnlport @iliam aoiterS,
erItcr 3eugluart $. EpmeS, anciter
3eualpart Mi6ael Gang. Gomenlei-
ter @iaiom 9cdcr, @GrenIeitcr :. 6.
Sietrid uno 9iidcrnort :. Slider.
Sn Der lcbten Terionlmlrng nuroe
beid)IoIicn, lid, mebr Dem gciltigen
Sllrnen 81 miomcn uno Serr @nt.
@eder gum Heferenter erluGblt.
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IilBeroem piierirte Sr. 8eorae 9.
Spcrion, it,, nit iolgelbem 9rici
eincn HloB fir Dos Genfmol gratis
u9lus ben t0gliden 3citungen babe
id acnntniB Don Dem Erojeft Der
Grridtltng zines 9ranooenfmals er.
boltrn. SD mod)tc Sbnen mittbei-
len, Bob ih Elm S1terelle on einenl
groBen SanozGompler gegeliiber bon
Dem uGrllio-SiQ.E arf" babe, melter
mciner aniid)t nod ollsge3eibnet fir
oieleS 3enfmol poiien miiroe. Gtc
iibrigen 9eIiber oieies 2onbes idle.
ben iif mir nit pntriotilden @efiib'
len filr Baltimore an ulo pfferirerl
ole 8rotisiibcrloiiung zines 10 gro
beu Elobes an, ais fir bos Ienfmal
notbpenoig lit. Sollte oleie Sfiertc
in 9etrud)t ae5ogel1 lueroen, milroe
id ilnt cine perionlid)e llnterre0ing
crilldlen, nm Die Safe meiter 81 be-
lpred)cn. Sbncn I'M Gnrolls fir cine
nmgebenoe Nntluort hontenb, per
bleibc i) bod)od)tu1gspoIl
George 3. SpcrI on, it,"
Ger Mopor oonftc 0rn. Sperior
iiir icin potriotiidcS Ancrbieten mo
ioatc, ooB cr Die gnaele1eitbelt Dem
Silni5iger.9omite nit Geranii9cn
umterbreiten milroc.
ErGiioent Sronf :. So Motte bon
benz oGerein Der @eihGitsreilenoen
ulo &ouiIeute" bot ioleenoes Gomitc
ernonnt, meld)es nit Dem Sinoll5-
Gpmitc oes Siini5iger Gomite's sur
Grlongllng Don Sitbieriptionen CO.
pperiren ioa: George y. Neilion pom
Baltimore Bargain Soule, SorIiber.
W. i. 9urgeb BON Giron, Bartlett &
60. @iaiam &. Yogc. GrGiioent Der
Galucrts9 nnt," uno Srcm Mem.
conner bon Stemart & So.
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YGie sur 3eiie in's Mnslano &c.
iurst s. Haine, Nr. 413, Dit-yalti.
morc-StraRc, aabc Guitnmbunie-Nue.
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las 8rambs Scnfmal.

Ser Sono betragt ieBt iiber $1,000,
- Gin Elot fir ooS Genfmol
gratis on~geboten. - Gos Gomitc
oeS .TereinS Der @eihdftsreiien.
ben unb aaufleute".
Ser Sono fir oos 9runo-0 enfmol
crreidte geitern cine Sobe bon ST..
375, uno 5lpor muroen folgenoe mel
tere Silbicribirllngen gemoht:
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aleiosr MAIDEN 2eute,
menn iie bon u. anierim, 3,inoen.
ihneioer, Nr. IL, Noro.g utanitrabe.
bereelteIt lin6.
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