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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

It will be an item of interest to Montgomerians to learn that Major C. M. Perkins. now stationed at Charles town, Mass, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel of the Unit ed States Marine Corps, and will be as- signed in December to service in the Isthmus of Panama. Major Perkins IS hero of the Simoap war who. when junior officer, led the troops back to the warships after the senior ofhcers were decapitated. He was at that, time promoted for ga1lantry.
 Miss Anita Perkins. of this city. IS the daughter of Major cs M Perkins.
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 Mrs. M. B. Kirkpatrick and daughter. Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick, have gone to Texas to visit relatives
 Miss McDufy. of Selma, who has been visiting Mrs. NJ B. Kirkpatrtck. has returned home.
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 Mir. T. D. McGough has returned from Greenville, where he has been visit Mrs ,. |. cobbs and Miss lsanel cobbs have gone to Virginia to vlsie relatives.
 Mrs Edmondson. of Anniston. and Miss Porter. of Tennessee. are the guests of Mrs. w. G Bibb, at her home on Madison Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. !. M. Browder, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. F. G. Browder. have gone to Shreveport to visit her parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Mattox have gone to Mobile to make their home
 ,1 As Miss Elizabeth Williams. who has been visiting friends in Lafayette. has returned home.
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 Mrs. L. c. Pryor, whp has been vis- iting her daughter. Mrs. Merritt Van- diver, has returned to her home in Nashville.
 Mrs. E. ]. vick left yesterday over the M. and 0. for Montgomery. whers she will spend some time with her niece, Mrs. John A. stone-Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
 Mrs. l.. Scheurer and children, or Eufaula, are spending the summer III Montgomery at the home oI Mrs. scheurer's parents. Mir. and Mrs. b Wolff, during their absence m Europe'
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 Miss Claudia Calcina leaves today TOT Montgomery, where she will be the guest of her cousin. Mrs. J. !. Rutter' Mobile Register.
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 Mrs. Carl Andrews and little daugn- ter. Doris, who have been visiting relatives in the city, left yesterday for their home at Enterprise They were accompanied by Miss Eva An- drews.
 Mrs. ". B. Canon spent yesterday in Montgomery. the guest of Mrs. |. E. Hamrick, en route to her home at Eiba from Huntsville.
 Mrs. c. C. Coleman will sail from Savannah tomorrow for New York ana Atlantic City,
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 Mrs. Hugh Watts and two children have returned from Gainesville. Ga.' where they spent two months Mrs. L. Beasely will sail from sa- vanah to-aorrow for New York. & ae A Miss Grace Dugas and Miss Loulse Tobin, of Augusta, Ga. who have been visiting Mir E. W. Barrett. at Birm- inEham. will arrive today and be the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
anit FiIaA fnr Anannlf.

Birmingham. July 2s.-( Special. )-- c. s. Strickland has filed suit in the iCty Court against s. P. Mayfleld for $500 damages for an alleged assault and battery committed on him July i. This Is one of the queer damage suits filed in the course of time in the courts in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
JUDGE GREEN HACK.
Popular Jefferson County Oflcfal Re-
 turns from Europenn Toar.

Popular Jefferson County Omctni He-
 turns from Europenn Tesr.
 Birmingham. July 2s Especial. )-- After an absence of three months from Birmins sham. eight weeks of which were spent iu European countries, Judge D A. Greene reached home last night and was the center of an inter- esting group of friends in the Court House this morning.
 He had many stories of adventure and bigkt-seeing to relate a., declared that he never felt better in his life. His appearance bore him out in the statement. for he Is the perfect picture of health. Even his hair seems to have taken on new life. and there is an abundant growth on the top of the head. che place which showed a tend- ency to be bald before he went away.
 Waile abroad, Judge Greene visited England, Wales. France. spain. Italy, Portugal. Morocco. Algeria He spent about two weeks sn cruising about the Mediterranean Sea, invaded the north- err coast of Africa. saw rhe sights In the leading Italian cities. climbed St Paul tower In London, spent two days inf the Old Bailey Court where he stu died English court tactics. saw Paris by gas light. was robbed in London, admired the bread streets of Lisbon and had good time in general
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
naRs. HENpnnsoN nrrnarAINs.
Gives sfsasumrner Party Tn Honor o

Gives NFaasumHner Party sn Honor Of
 Her Sister.
 Troy, July 26--( Special. }--A delight full midsummer party was given by Mrs. Charles Henderson this morning In honor of her sister, Mrs. Charlotte Williamson of Raleigh, N c.
 Bid euchre was the feature of the entertainment and the score cards were hand painted Japanese fans Mrs Russ Minchiner took off the honers of the game by winning the first sprize. a beautiful gauge fan, and the eonsola- tion prize. gold hat pin, fell to Mrs. Shelby Sanders
 After the game a luncheon was served. Mrs. Henderson was assisted in entertaining her guests by Mrs. Hamilton Weedon and little Mildred Weeden who kept the score.
 Mrs. Williams is spending the sum mer in Troy and Is a welcome addition to society. She is gifted with lntel- lectua1 powers and graces of manner which render her very charming wo- man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
TENT wAs REMoyEp.

Most desirable rooms can be found at Hotel Fleming. su-wed-frt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
wfI sub-Let contract.

Birmingham, July 2s. s.-(Speciaf. )-- Walter Smith. of the firm of C. D. smith and Company, railroad contrac- tors, with Headquarters in Memphis. Is in Birmingham and this afternoon an- nouneed that sub-eontracts would be let at once for the building of the Att lantic. Birmingham and Atlanta Rail- road between Talladega and Pelham, and Into the Birmingham district. The work will be completed within one year, There will be considerable hard grading necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
Marshall Gusts Holiness People FTs
 frfxnrS G4raak

Girnrd Street.
 Columbus, Ga-.s July 26--(Specfal.) )--- Somewhat of a stir has been created in Girard, Ala, by the action of Mar sha1 I. l.. Floyd in ordering the re- movaI from Broad street of a tent that has been used by Holiness people under which to hold services.
 The tent was removed and services are now being held on private lot nearby. Marshal Floyd. replying to adverse criticism. says that the Holi- ness people asked for permission to keep the tent In the street only ten days, and stayed there nineteen days; that the people In that neighhorhpod were complaining of the screaming that was carried on at the tent. and that people could not drive along the street at that point for the reason that the tent frightened their horses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
HougAtan,a eonaltIoa serious.

BiFmIngham. July 26.--(Special. )--- It was announced at the St. Vincent's Hospital early this afternoon that the condition of Judge W. R. Houghton, who was stricken with paralysis Tues- day while walking in Eighteenth Street. was as serious as 1t possibly could ba and that the we'll known citizen could hardly live through the coming night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
REUNION AT nUssELLvILLn,
pr. cunninTham ana osAer Candidate

Spoke At Gala Oecasiom.
 Russellviile July 26--(SpeciaI l---one of the largest crowds ever in Russell vile gathered here yesterday at the Confederate Veterans barbecue and re- union. It is said that over five thons- and people yere present Speeches were made by DF. R. M. Cunningharn. Cbngressmen John l.. Burnett and John IF Bankhead. Hon. T. B Knox. Hon. John c. Harris. and Hon. Emmett O. Neal
 The revival services at the Baptfst Church are in progress this week. Rev. 4. B Metcalf of Carlow Hill Is doing the preaching.
 Mir. and Mrs T c. Woodward are in Gadsden attending the meeting of the Alabama Press Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
COIlaga at PhYalclans andSurgaons
q BALTIMORE, MD.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
CouneIl Of LoyaIlsss Organized.

Nashville, Tenn. July s6,-Ths loyal Cumberland Presbyterians of West Tennessee met at Trenton yesterday and discussed the division in. the church. A voluntary association under the name of Council of Loyalists was formed and officers elected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27

guests, for few days. of Mir. and Mrs I. M. DeCottes. at their home on Goldthwaite Street.
 %N% Mrs. W. F. Neil has returned from Evergreen. where she visited relatives and friends
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12
rhe Moonlight Eestiyal

The Moonlight Festival, given by the ladies of Fl Centro at the Hotel Fl Gen. tro, last Tuesday evening, was without doubt the most successful social affair that was ever given in the Imperial Valley. The large office, lobby and dining room of the hotel as we'll as the spacious corridors, were beautifully
 lighted with Chinese lanterns, and dec orated with ferns, sweet peas, flowers and greenery. Tables and chairs were provided and everything that tact, skill and thoughtfulness could do, was done for the comfort and enjoyment of the guests The ladies worked hard, and they certainly have every reason to be proud of the great success of their first effort. And the wonderful crowd that camel Without doubt the largest crowd of people ever gathered on so- cia occasion in this Valley, were in at tendance at this festival. The ladies had hardly expected more than one hundred people, and nearly four hun dred came. Where it had been expect ed to seat all, there was hardly standing room. However, everyone had most enjoyable time. There was ice cream, sherbets, cake and lemonade, and while the supply was not equal to the demand everyone was willing to take "pot luck" with the rest The musical programme was excellent, and was highly enjoyed. One of the pleasantest features of the gathering was the opportunity it gave the people of meeting their neighbors, both new and old, and of becoming bet ter acquainted. This gathering demon strated in most forcible manner the fact that Fl Centro is centrally located to the largest population in the Valley, for otherwise no such large number of people could have been gotten together It also proved the most friendly regard in which Fl Centro is held by all the people, for otherwise, they would not have turned out in such numbers. As it was, everyone entered into the enjoy ment of the evening and showed in ev- cry way their appreciation of the efforts of the ladies of Fl Centro. There was ice cream and sherbets at l5 cents dish, and sooth-sayer in strikingly handsome booth who told your fortune for ten cents After the ice cream and sherbets were all gone, there were few cakes left These were auctioned off by Mir. J. Stanley Brown, in his inimitable manner. The bidding was spirited, the crowd generously bidding them up to fancy figures, After a most enjoyable evening, all went to their homes feeling that the social prestige of the Fl Centro ladies was established beyond doubt, and the question, "Where is Fl Centro," most completely answered.
 The receipts of the evening amount ing to $64 .00 will be contributed to the the fund for building the Presbyter- ian church at this place. Fl Cenrro is proud of the friendly regard of the peo- pie and appreciative of their good will.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12
Fortunate Missourlans

When l was a druggist at Livonla, Mo, ;" writes T. J Dyer, now of Grays- vile, Ma "three of my customers were pefmaneoly cured of consumption by Ur. King New Discovery, and are well a,d elrooN today One was trying to seBlhie p sfty and move to Arizona, butRter asl1g New Discovery a short time ess soapdl t unnecessary to do SO. regak M Rings New Discovery as the mos 4paefful medicine in exist ence." eules Cough and Cold cure and Thret and hpng healer. Guaran- teed by aH e|Ats, 50 cents and sl .00. Trial bottle
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12
Notice to The Oairymen of imperial
 Valley

We have contracted with Mir. Holt for two years lease of the Creamery part of The Ice Plant, at Fl Centro, for the purpose of establishing creamery, and invite you to meet with us at the creamery on Saturday, May 26th, at 10 a. m, to transact matters of utmost importance to the creamery business of this Valley.
 By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
 W. A. VAN HORN, President
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12
Deaths From Appendicitis

decrease in the same ratio that the use of Dr. Kings New Life Pills increases. They save you from danger and bring quick and painless release from consti- patton and the ills growing out of it..
 Strength and yigor always follow their llsss c guaranteed by all druggists, 25c
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12

be taken to see that It Is properly done by an experienced lawyer. and that ev- cry point in the law and every decision of the courts in their support Is em phasized and urged In the clesrest possible manner.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12

Rev. J. F. Tout will hold church ser vices in Fl Centro at Hotel Franklin, Sunday afternoon, 80 p. m. All are cordially invited to be present.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12
THE FINAL PROOF MATTER


 the General Land Office. in regard to the water right showing made by land claimants In this Valley. is attracting widespread attention. and much con cern among those interested. Quite number of settlers have received those notices from the Register of the Los Angeles Land Office, enclosing a copy of a ruling from the Washington office holding up their final proof, on the ground that the encumbered character of the water stock relied upon, was unsatisfactory, and requiring them to show that they had an absolute right to water sufficient to permanently and successfully rrlgate the land. " These decisions coming so unexpectedly were very much misunderstood. consequent ly there was much confusion as to how to proceed to undo the mischief. It was universally felt that a mistake had bsen made for it is inconcelvab!e that the government should confiscate the homes of these people simply be- cause they owed debt amounting to small per cent of their property The reason given by the commissioner for his rejections generally read, that be- cause of the fact that the water stock relied upon" is encountered. the title is not absolute. and may be lost by fail ure of the claimant to comply with the terms of the mortgage. Elsewhere in this issue this matter is discussed and 1t is shown that the same thing could happen just as readily without the water stock being mortgaged. Correspondence is also published which discloses the instructions under which the commissioner is acting and the re- oulrements he Is endeavorng to exact. In reply to the query as to whether fully paid up water stock would meet the requirements of the government In regard to the absolute ownership of a sufficient supply of water to success fully and permanently lrrigate the land, he advised us that if the water right relied upon Is acquired In accordance with the laws of the State of Califor- nia, It will be sufficient. aud in that connection cited US to certain Sections of the Civil Code of California. With this letter before us, we see no reason for further u certainty either as to the position of the Land Commissioner, or course the claimant should pursue The only difficulty that appears to us is the fact that the land claimants in their final proofs have merely shown what their rights were under the con- tracts that exists between the corpora lions by which they are supplied with water. and have neglected to state what their rights aEs s2asF lhe iRwS9i this State. If ltcan bs shee
 believe it can beS tpel
 of this state. any ish6 ihstt tdsso'cs been supplied with water from a given source. cannot thereafter be denied itA. right to be supplied from that source, such a showing can be made in behalf of the absolute right of these claim ants to sufficient water to permanently and successfully irhgate their lands, as vill satisfy the Commissioner of the General Land Office and dissipate the objections he has raised, But in pre- sentlng this matter. great care should
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

GEO. H.P. SHAW, ATTORNEY AT VI Law, Imperial, California.
 Office upstairs in Imperial Land Com pany's building.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12

Entered a. seccud-ctass matter March 3d, QO6 at the posionice at Fl Ceutru, California, under the Act of Congress- of Marcb }, 1879.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-12

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