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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
IS REPLACED
STEAMER MARGHERITA AGAIN
 READY FOR SEA.
usnoir work Done By Divers Tedious Ind riE;ctIf--ShfD Must Make BOnds Amounting to
 RA0OOO.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. 25-(Speciail,-.o After a delay of about one week. tiie Austrian steamer Margherlta IS nov ready for sea, and will proceed OH ntF voyape as soon as the masters tesp ,nony in the libel cases is taken ana the xiessel gives bond in the sum. or $4O,- o60 which is demanded by these suits. Tbe repairs on the big steamer were comnIeted this morning, when the DIE two hundred pound nut which was @ IDS. from the end of the propeller smart Waa niaced in position by divers. The WoTif was slow and tedious, being some uls- tance under water, but 1t was success fully accomplished. Had IL not pSeH ie would have been necessary 10 ooch t4e ship or shift the cargo forward. cost ing thousands of dollars. in order 10 reach the propeller shaft ana replsaGSe sS', inc nut The steamer Will propaply nroceed to MarseiIles about Monday with her valuable cargo. ,o., of
 The delay occasioned by the JOSS oI the mt has been costlyfi especially when inc salvage being sued for by two Ves- seIs Is considered. She was pickeu uP in the gulf by the steamer Ripiingham, and as the htter could not make port with her in a storm, the pilot boat Pliot vas called to assist. The latter also asks for salvage, claiming that the NIareherita would have been beached but for her arrival. Bond in the sum os $40. .O0O is demanded by these two sufts but this is being arrange0~ Dy Geneal Agent S. A. Cosulich of the Austro- American line, owners or the ship, and it is anticipated that, she Will soon ret away from port and resume her interrupted voyage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
rr...-aI oa .Ir. ESehne.

The remains of John F. Kehoe, father of Hon. J. Walter Kehoe, State Sollci- tor, were placed at rest today in St. Michaers Cemetery, the funeral ser vices being conducted by Rev. Father Fullerton in St. MichaePs Church. The deceased was born in Dublin. Ireland and came to this country when boy
 He had been resident of Florida Tor the past thirty years and of Pensacola for the past two years, and has many freinds and acquaintances. He had reached the age of 72 years, and in ad- Miss Fannie Kehoe, and Miss Minnie Kehoe, the latter court stenographer for this circuif
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
r,... n.relra Cood RuIea.

sneaking of rules: DO you remem' her or can you recollect the Twelve Good Rules Sof King Charles I? They are worth pasting in your nat Tor dail perusal. in case YOU do not care tt memorize them 1. Urge no healths. ,,..
 2. Profane no divine ordinances.
 3. Touch no state matters
 f. Reveal no secrets
 ,. Pick no quarrels
 6. Make no comparisons;
 '. Maintain no Ill opinions.
 s, Keep no bad company
 g. Encourage no wee; i9 Make no l1rieyances
 12. Lay no wager5'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Funeral of Mrs, wolfe.

At 1 o'clock this afternoon the re- mains of Mrs. Nancy Wolfe, S6 years of Cemetery, the funeral services taking plac eat the family home on East Gregory Street by Rev. w. Q. Vreeland and Rev. J. Barney Butler of the Pala- fox Methodist Church, who acted in the absence of Rev. Julian S. Sibley of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
 Wolfe had been 8 resident of Pensa- cola for many years and was connected with some of the prominent families. Recently she took to her bed, and never again arose, death occurring yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Re,eIn Put to Flight.

Havana. Aug. 25.--A detachment 0t rural guards from Batabaho naa ,r sxirmish this morning with IArsS Ln snrgent band eommanded hy Colonel saiSut' Asburt. The insurgents. wne were , en- caTnped at a place called Rio blance, according to the report from bataonn9 ln disbanded and fled, leaving tour ts Ihen dead and dozen wounded on tne ne.". Colonel Asburt is helieved tS ,,.oI been slightly wounded '"0
 ouards were wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
one of the pleasant episodes of the

One of the pleasant episodes of the week was the launch party given by MT Robert Perrin this afternoon. The party left the city on the Vespcr, bound for Point Clear, where they en- joyed the Saturday night hop and sup per at the hotel, returning home late. and the members of the party were Misses Julia Lake. Ella Pickens, Clara Ellen Forbes of Montgomery Marie Marston, Messrs. Joe Bright, Louis Pickens. Henry Aldrich, Myron Sprague and Robert Perrin. At the Point they were joined by Miss oline McMillan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Street, and that site is now occupied by two frame buildings and brick plete1y demolished today and before the middle of the coming week the en- tire site will be clear of all bqildings and ready for the commencement or tue foundations,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
. r,,,.,vernept Expected.

Havana, Aug 25.-Colonel baeatno' biitS' with 250 artilerymen and fifty reeruI.s' left San Juan de Martinez this nn9rn- 11II ing in the direction or Guahes' .i,ins, bot+ie to Pino Guerra. the insurgent leader who was reported to be only five miles distant. A severe engage ment is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Itccuscs Tn Wed.

Marriage licenses were issued to
 white couples for the week out of the 70 to Olga Marsch. William ". Thayer fo Norma k. Walker. John V. Murphy to Nellie Jones. Jakey Bateiste to Addie 4 Thompson. Howard Sehrelmer to Fannie s. Spragne. George l., Fair . cloth to Bessie Mrtin P. w. Echols
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Alarm at Lima.

Lima. Peru, Aug. 25.-There was sreat alarm in this city last night owing to the prediction of strong earth quake shock both here ana al CeilSo. Manv families in this place spent the whole night in the streets and In the nublic souares. The authorities tried their best to calm the people but found 1t impossible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Dr. and Mrs Samuel H. Hodgson and two children. who have been living ir Vera Cruz, Mexico, for several years have arrived in the States and will spend a month or six weeks at Mrs Hodgson's old home at Scottsboro, Ala They will come to Mobile late in Sep tember and leave their son here al school for the winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

M. Robert Middleton and Miss Mid dleton will leave Thursday fer Toronto. where they will join Miss Bryan and they will make a trip to the Northwest. and expect to spend a month in de- lightful travel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

There was a very enjoyable letto evening at which the participants were Mir and Mrs w. M, Wooten, MT and Mrs. Shelton Sims. Mrs. Joseph Hodg
 son, Miss Maude Middleton, Miss Ethel Hodgson, Dr. Henry Goldthwalte, MT. J. A Walters and Mir. c. E. Harrison.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Tearing Down Old Building.

The work of demollshlng tnS Duitu .iai-, ings occupying the sites of the new new First National Bank building ana eiIy hall, has commenced and today Po5t DOT en5 carted away. The First National Bank building site Is now occupied oy tWoa *pa story brick building, just north 0i ,e Ine TWdinlv demolished and will soon pc cieared away, when the work of erect ing the modern and handsome bsnh nIS building can commence Ihe GIty yIao,, nS,, is to be opposite the plaza on Jenersoh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Birmingham. Aug. 25.

To The Advertiser:
 It has come to my notice that certain names of candidates for State offices are being published as the Authorised" Conner candidates.
 This probably does injustice to other candidates and certainly does a gross injustice to MT. Conner.
 He has in no case undertaken to say
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mir. Gordon Donald is expected here few days with his father, MT. H. C. Donald. Mir Donald's class srent the early part of the summer cruisiHg in European waters,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Last night at Spring Hill there was very enjoyable dance for the younger set at the pavilion in the park. Mir. and Mrs. George Lenering chaperoued and the music was furnished by the Bungalow Band. composed Of Messrs. Mcconnell, Messrs. Brown, MT. Edwin McKeon and Mir. Frank Ruse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Little Elsie--Mama. how much do neople nav pound for babies? Mamma EBabies are not sold by the pound, my dear Little Eisie@Then why do they always weigh them as soon as they are born7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
To nnin, SIOOp.

Arrangements have been made to raise the auxiliary sloop "Quo Vadis, which was sunk at the Fairhope wharf during Tbnrsday afternoons storm. A large tole was stove in her hull. The yes sci floats the ensign of the Mobile Yacht Club
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

MT. Robert Hunter expects to leave in a few days on his summer trip. He will go first to Toxaway to visit his family and from there to Toronto to enjoy the blandishments of golf with some kindred spirits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

The Alabama River steamer Ouachita due to sail yesterday for Montgomery and way points, failed to get away be- cause of a break in one of her. cylinder trinbers. The cargo had to be taken oF F-and the steamer hauled out on the ways
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs G. L. Smith and Miss Gertrude Smith leave next week for Wytheville, where they will join other members of the family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs. J. G. Thomas and Miss Virginia Thomas leave Wednesday for a six weeks trip through the West. They will visit Seattle and other places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

tomorrow for Seattle He will spend the winter at Mrs. Hodgsons. Among his Lares and Penates will number handsome White steamer. 1907 model, and a Pope Waverly electric.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
neserted fe Recaptured.

negro soldier, who proved to be q deserter from Jefferson barracks, near St. Louis, was captured at Hattiesburg, Miss. a few days ago. He was brought here this morning and taken to Fort Morgan for safekeeping.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
ICE CREAM.

In the Saturday contest at the Randy Kitchen, Mrs. Phillips,
 of 14 Clisby Park. Won the gallon of cream. If you didn't order yesterday, do it today as early as you can. Most any flavor. Randy Kitchen. Phone 55. Hinda md HYatt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Improyemcnts.

City. Building Inspector Kearns is- sued eleven building permits during this week. Of these eight were for new residences. The total cost of the im- provements was estimated at Sl1,- 550.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs Thomas Smith leaves this week for Waukesha to join her mother. Mrs. Goldthwaite.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
MobIIe society News.

Mrs. Forbes and Miss Clara Ellen Forbes cf Montgomery are spending |. few days at Point Clear They will re- turn Monday to the city and will be the guests of Mrs. billiard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mir and Mrs. B. B. Boone and family will leave shortly for a trip to New York. Miss Emily will remain North this winter at school.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mir. and Mrs. Elmo Davison enter tained informally last evening In con- pliment to her sister. Mrs. Leland James.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Maud Kimba1l has gone to Chi cago to spend several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs. Warren Horton left yesterday to visit her mother. Mrs. Wilkinson, in Greenville, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs William Kirtland expects to leave soon for a visit to Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Georgia Sterling left today on her summer trip. She will be absent several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

MT. and Mrs. Charles Vincent have returned from a visit to Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

to Dora King. John Felton sharp to Carrie T. Portwood.
 Licenses were issued to fourteen col- cred couples.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs John R. Courtney and children to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss Glenon Mckenzie is spending a week with Mrs. James K. Glennon at Point Clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mrs Harden Fitts and her sister, Miss Bibb. left yesterday for Mont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Mir and Mrs. Shelton Sims expect to leave the last of the week for New York.
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econ.inaea from Page One,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
New Lumber Company.

In the Probate Court today articles of iucorporation of the Gulf States Lumber Company were filed, the following being the lncorporators: w. B. smith. D.; G. Crane. w. J. Rice and Henry Hall The chuital stock is $100.00O The company will do a general saw mill business and operate a sash and blind factory The headquarters will be in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
on TraiI of Escapes.

Officers are on the trail of the three escaped prisoners, Hollister, McGtnn1s and Barry, who broke jail here Thurs day morning, and 1t Is believed tnaf t1ii pe ne erected in Mobile Information was se- cured by the sheriff late last nignt .nas s small boat, being carried down the pay and out rast the lagoon by tPey PeTtieo eonid travel through the country to Moplls, A boat was missed from it's it's, mSGfiveg Ssliyeggy occurred, but the owner thought that some of his friend shad tas taken sd nd It ato to tention to 1t until laters when It was G returned by young man WI Whom anc,IsE ne toned place. Then he. reported that ne had been across the bay. He W1il b}e 9e Whereabouts during the past torty5 eight hours. Men at the navy iyaro yaara claim that they saw boat containing some persons beating out past the ward on the morning of the escape oI the prisoners, but no attention was pald to the sklR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Sheriff Van Pelt, upon learning that the men had left by boat, chartered u fast launch and fitting 1t out with sup plies, prepared to give chase along the coast agter the men. but just before starting he was informed that the boat was again at her moorings. He aban- doned the trip and, sizing up the situa- ton, concluded that the, men had been been landed O nthe beach and were heading for Mobile. The sheriff at Mobile was corresnonded with over the long-dis- tance phone and informed of what had tGanspired. and he, with deputies. are iieNied that the men will be secured, as tbey are about due to reach there some time during today McGinnis. tne ne Tinted States witness, was heard 10 teIi anothor prisoner in jail two days he fore the delivery that if he could get t9 Mobile he would get through witn. ont trouble, showing that the plan 10 preaix iaii had been copcocted at that time, Rewards aggregating aboul S100 have been offered for the men,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NnM for Cotton.

speeches last night In the MoblIe Theatre predict good results from the efforts of orators Webb, Afford, Boone, Robinson and Russell. Speculation IS rife as to what pr. Cunningham's ma iority Tn Mobile County will be. his Supporters having laid claim to this county several days ago, reports to the contrary, notwithstanding.
 On the other hand the Comerites are declaring that their champion will get the County by from 250 to 800 votes. It remains to be seen what will be the fight will be the most hotly contested of any in recent years in this city and CounfV
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07

!, MRS; Smith, living on section 3,
is;reported on tho, sick, list. f. T., i: 10,
5o:ons day last week =. J. Williams
'hadFhs il luck to be kicked py1' :: o 81
,of biz s, horses. tAe was not seriously
injured, but stilllhe was, hurt badly
enough that hs had to, hire help t
finish the picking Of his corn. He
thinks himself fortunate to be able
to get, help -44..,: "A
Thanksgiving was spent here in
Ransom in very different ways.
Some observed it in the usual way,
eating Thanksgiving dinner with re.
latives, neighbor or friends. but
more spent the day in the corn
fields. This was excusable because
the work has been SO much delayed
by wet weather that farmers are
much behind with fall work. Il
g. W. Dow, Of .Worthington
has concluded to make his home
for time at least with his .daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. T. Graves. Mr.. Dow
was near neighbor in the early
days, and his friends here will be
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07
Rushmore.
From the Enterprise:


Mrs. A. G. Constable arrived here
Wednesday in time. for the Thanks
giving dinner with her parents, Mr..
and. Mrs. S.. B. Bedford. Miss
Aida Bedford, who has been visit
ing in Indiana, returned with her.
~ Dslbert +, Scott and IIMl.lisss JJesssie
Munsen, sprung e. surprise on s their
friends here his-week by going to
Austin, where they were married
on Wednesday evening at the home
If tie, BRIDES aunt. Both are Highly
respected young people and their
friends here will extend congratu.
Iations and hope that their welded
life may be happX. Upon their re-
turn to Rushmore they can look
for a generous shower Of rice, etc.
During the past week the bust
ness men of Rushmore have circu-
lated paper to get ssigners for a
lecture course to be held here dur;
ing the coming winter. It has
been the feeling for sometime that
something should be done to secure
some good musical numbers and
lectures and the committee having
the matter in charge have been
very successful and we are now as
sured of three as good numbers as
can be selected. .as
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07
Elk.

GxRs E
W. II. Eikenberry arrived here
last week to be present at his sale
which will be the 9Th, and to visit
with his SONS and daughter.
Rev. J. j. Filburn left on Satur-
day for Aurelia Iowa, where he
will conduct = series Of meetings.
Miss Jessie Metz left on Saturday
for Lake Park after spending few
days with friends. 85S
Paul Schulz and daughters,
Emma and Alma spent Sunday
with D. W. Holland and family.
Miss Fannie Hinrich was home to
spend Thanksgiving with her par
ts. 80" sera
D. P. Schechter pulled down biz
threshing machine on Saturday
night, but on account of having a
break down on the way, he was
compelled to leave it before he
reached home. t=l
The many friends of Roscoe
Eshleman are glad to see him back
again after a serious illness and q
number of operations at Kansas
City. ..'rhose that have seen him say
he is looking we'll, and is telling
pretty good, we are all glad t.
learn. @
Arnold and Theodore Schulz had
the misfortune to loose q good
shepard dog Tuesday. 4l
The people of this community are
enjoying the revival meeting at
the Brethren church conducted by
Rev. Dearborn of Yale, Iowa.
Mrs. j. I. Delhi is on the sick list.
Quite a number of the young peo-
pie of this vicinity are contemplate
ing attending the Sunday meetings.
Mrs. J. Schechter enjoyed a visit
from her uncle's, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sunderg and sons.
Lester and May Holland visited
at Frank Greens on Sunday.
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MOBILES COUNTY NOTES
pleased to have him with us once

'loAS51 10 nave nj m Win us once
more.
The other day John Brink came
around with . few fish for sale, very
nice ones, too, some that he caught
in the ditch near Bigelow. He
found ready. sale for them at five
cents pound. M
Matt Jensen having sick cow
wished to call DR.. Gould, our Wor-
Ellington veterinary. He called him
BY telephone, paid twenty cents
for the service, and saved a trip, 60
Ing and returning, of twenty four
miles. Whether or not the tele-
phone service pays the company
owning it, it certainly pays those
who are accommodated by it. The
time has been, and not away back
in the dark ages either, when hard
~ anyone would have dreamed of
telephones, of telegraphs, of ocean
cable, Of wireless telegraphy, and
OF numerous of other invention
which are commonplace today.
And We can we'll believe that we
are but on the outer edge of q field
OF discovery and invention bound
less as the universe. Who can
guess what the, future has in store
for u.s.!
Mr.. and Mrs. Barron of Rush
more came over to Ransom on Sun
day last. These good people are
always heartily welcomed. Their
eldest daughter, Mrs. Rankin is
now living at Eveleth, this state,
Mr.. Rankin having assumed the
passionate of the Presbyterian church
that place. The letter received
from her indicates that they are do
ing good work among the people
of that place and are happy in the
work. Mrs. Rankin was raised
near Rushmore, and her many
friends will be pleased to learn of
her prosperity. Eveleth is a min
ing center, place of about seven
thousand inhabitants, most of
whom. are. foreigners. The surround
ings are novel bnt not unpleasant
Robert Shore.
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Org.

The Standard Drainage Co., have
started digging ut last. They OK.
pecr to work as long as the weather
will permit. #
Miss Reka johnson went to
Kenneth last week for a short visit
with her sister Mrs. W. B. Royse.
A. L. Swenson is very sick with
the pneumonia. It is hoped that
he will soon be up and around
again. -.n+ g.. ..l }, y.
IL; Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Click went to
Bigelow, last Monday afternoon
and visited with his father, who Ii
very sick,I until the evening train;
J. E. johnson went: to Kenneth!
last Tuesday. He expects to stay
only q few days. '- >.
Little Elsie johnson has been sicl
but is now able to be around again
a. L. Click went to Sheldon, Ia,
last Tuesday afternoon. He return
ed on the night train. -.
Chas. Fairfield is operator at Org
now. He is relieving Mr.. Glicl
for q few days as his arm gave ou
80 he couldn't work.
The Harvest Home supper tha
was given at Chas. Kings las
week proved to he a fine success
Everyone enjoyed the evening
The s. -. realized about sixteel
dollars from the supper.
Corn picking is about done in
this part Of the county. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Johnosn re
turned home last week. The,
spent Thanksgiving with their par
ents. ls,l;, 49,, Isl
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Round Lake.

From the Graphic:
Rev. Cahoon has our thanks for
particulars furnished us relating to
the Jones Trip wedding.
Miss ! Florence Barber accom-.
panied Mrs. John W. Martin from
Worthington last Thursday and re:
turned home Monday.
Last Friday was Mrs. A. F.
Diehn's birthday anniversary and
the occasion was appropriately
observed by the assembling at her
home of q number of her lady
friends, who pleasantly spent few
hours that afternoon in social chat
and also partook of delectable re
freshments.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07

-: 1t is astonishing how many peo-
pie are barely existing in the dense
ly populated East, while Kansas and
other great agricultural states of
the west and others of the South
are praying for skilled and unkilled
labor at good wages. A man
who says his idleness is enforced
these days, is fibbing. It would be
we'll also for every Southern and
Western state to have an fimmigra:
ton bureau for the direction Of
homeseekers.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07

People who are indignant at the
dicharge of three companies of
colored soldiers might as we'll lind
out how the men feel about it.
The younger ones are reported to
be quite content. to be out of the
army, and a Texas planter is offer
ing good jobs to all but a dozen of
them.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07

Accidents will happen but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Electric Oil for such
emergencies. It subdues the pain
and heals the hurt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-07

If Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Hartman
were to join forces, thus making
one great railway system, what an
expense it would save the govern-
ment which then would have to
have out only one investigating
committee at 8 time.