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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
CARS
 UNHEALTHY

Whether 1t Is the close confnemen Of the work. the constant motion oi the ear or tho jerking of the stop ant start that Is peculiarly effecting stree car mon. has not been dednitelt ascertained. The fact remains howa ever that nine-tenths of the street cat employees are troubled with stomach liver and bowel derangements.
 Samuel Booren l742 Munsey Ave. one of the oldest employees of the D and L.. By. Co.. of Scranton, Pa, hat recently recovered from a severe at tack of this kind and when askat about 1t gave the following statemen, for publications
 T have been doing street car worl on the D. and L. line for thlrty-twl years and can say that for at leasl stomach. liver and bowel .rou oles. Mt appetite and digestion were poor ana constipation was chronic. I had ire quent headaches and always felt tiree and worn out. I heard of many fellow workers who were similarly effected I tried every remedy | could ear oi but nothing seemed to have the de' sired rfect until 1 heard of Cooper't New Di@overy and began it's use, After had finished one bottle I wal wonderfully improved. Constipation gave way to a pleasing regularity ei the bowels ana ate better. slept bet ter and felt better than had foi months. Tt Is the greatest medieint I have ever known"
 Cooper's New Discovery cures stomach and kindey troubles, catarrh, rheumatism and blood diseases, it sslls for one dollar per bottle. Cooper 6 Quick Relief linlment, the asstataat remedy, costs fifty cents. They ere sold only by E. O., Fowler
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
SUNDAY vIoLArons.
ORly One Case Tried En Recorders
 E.n.xwk

ORly One Case Tried hn Recorders
 Court.
 The cases against six white men in connection with the campaign against saloons that were open on Sunday were not heard in Recorders Court yester- day afternoon, only one coming up.
 M F. Reaves. arrested by Mounted Patrolmen Roberts and Grassland, was convicted and fined $5 and costs. Tom Gillis. also arrested by Roberts and Crossland, will have his hearing this afternoon, and the other four, o. N. Kent and W. H. Kent. arrested for vio- lating the Sunday law, and Bryant Dees and F. M Gangwer, for being on prem ises where liquor was sold, all of whom were arrested by Special officers Gra- ham and Jackson, had their cases con- tinued until tomorrowJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
CHURCH THE PARK
BAPTIST CONGREGATION TAKES
 STEPS TO BUILD,
Regular Services Are Being Held On Forest Avenue and Sunday School Is OrEanIxed--News
 Of Churches.

The congregation of the Highland Avenue Baptist church Is determined to lose no further time in building a church on the lot which 1t owns on Highland avenue.
 The finance committee met Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of C. F. Atkinson and discussed plans for securing a pastor and for steps to be taken looking to the immediate erec- ton of church. Committees were Appointed to attend to the matter of the church ani for securing a pastor
 A service was conducted ht the For lest Avenue Methodist church Sunday afternoon by Rev. Eldred M Stewart. pastor of the Southsids Baptist church Tor the congregation ct the Highland Avenue church. Two members were received Into the church at the service Sunday afternoon. At the Sunday School which is held in the afternoons at the Forest Avenue Methodist church there were present Sunday afternoon eighty teachers and pupils
 The oficers of the church feel that the time has Qome when circumstances demand the erection of the much talked of church. The officers will hold meeting every Sunady morning ( with Mir. Atkinson until the plans for the church building and for a preacher naterialize.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
OPEN PUBLICITY THE BEST
 VTRHRTY OF MERIT

When the maker of medicine, sold through druggists for family use, takea his patients fully into his confidence 6y frankly and fearlessly publishing broad cast as well as on it's bottle wrappers, 0 full list of all it's ingredients t1l plain ETlgltsh, this action on his part Is the best possible evidence that he is moi afraid to have the search light of inves' tigation turned full upon his formula and that 1t will bear the fullest scrutiny and the most thorough investigation. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for tho cure of the weaknesses, periodical pains and functional Arrangements of the or Rans distinctly feminine, is the only medi. cine put up for sale through druggists for woman's special use, the maker of which is not afraid to take his patients into his ll>conidence by such open and honest publicity.
 un each bottle wrapper, will show that 1t Is made wholly from native, American, medicinal roots, that it contains no poi sonous or habit-forming drugs, no mar cotics and no Glcohol-puTe, triple-refined glycerine, of proper strength being used Instead of the commonly employed alco' hol, both for extracting and preserving the active medicinal properties found in the roots of the American forest plants employed. It is the only medicine for Women's peculiar diseases. sold by drug gists, that does not contain large per centage of alcohol, which is in the long run so harmful to wpman's delicRte nerv- ous system. Now, glycerine is perfectly harmless, and serves valuable purpose by possessing intrinsic value all It's own, and besldes it enhances the curative effect of the other ingredients entering into the UFavorltO Prescription"
 Some of the ablest medical writers and teachers endorse these views and praise all the several ingredients of which . Ea- Vorits Prescription Is composed -- rec Ommending them for the cure of the very same diseases for which this world famed medicine Is advised. No other medicine for women has any such pro fssStoTbdI endorsement-worth more than any number of ordinary testlmonials. If interested, send name and address to pr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. F., for his little book of extracts from the works of eminent medical writers and teachers, endorsing the several ingredients and telling just what Dr. Pierce's medicines arc made of. It's free for the asklng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
HURT IN A FACTORY
J. ,. SAUNDERS IS TERRIBLY IN-
 JURED.
1edy of Aged Superintendent of ve- m@erInK Company Caught fn Belt
 ing and Mamgled->-RHe May

]. J. Saunders, superintendent of the factory of the Burton Veneering Com pany, In West End ,was probably fa- tally injured about S:30 o'clock yester- day morning by being caught in belt at the plant. His body was carried over the shaftinRs, boIlnded against posts and walls, and nlangled in a tsr- rib1e manner.
 His left leg was twisted and wrench Cd entirely from his boiy, while the bSnes in tho other were broken at the ankle. His right arm was broken at tue wrist, and he was bruised in all rartE of his boay. The shock of the accident was so great, and he was suf- ferinE so much pain, that the surgeons last night had not performed an opera tion, regarding him as LOO weak to un- dergo 1t.
 Just how the accident occurred is not known Sa far as can be learned, uo enc in the factory was looking that way at just the instant that the body Of Mir. Saunders was caught by the belt, and it was all over before atten- ton was attracted. Mir. Saunders had gone to the betting to adjust one of the helte. His body became entangled In the moving belt and was hurled to the ceiling of, the room. Until his body droJ- ped to the floor, MT. Saunders was conscious, and was conscious at St. Margarets Hospital, where he was ta-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Few Cases Disposed of By J"aSe
 ThOnfan.

rexv Caxes Disposed of By JuaSe
 Thonfan.
 The two criminal court jurtes, em. panelIed yesterday to serve throug gnout s the week, had an easy day. They Wers 's not called upon to sit In any case anu .hA Judge Thomas, after disposihs oI ns call of the day by F o'clock, dlsihlsseu fha jurors until 10 o'clock this morn ing .....saro'taiv large. but none of the cases set down came to trial. The greater nutnpet oa them were either continued to the next term or were passed to some later oate in the present term ,
 Nathaniel o. Askew, the former COT lector of a Dexter Avenue furh'eeEs f firm was in court to answer to three charges of embezzlement On motion of counsel for the defendant. the eases were continued to the next term TOT trial and Judge Thomas ordered attach ments for c. E. Faulkenberry, b. Tillery, T. W. smith, Lee Kohn an J D. Hendrix.
 The case against Mrs. V. P. Culpep- per, charged with false pretensss which was on appeal from W. A. Tay- Tor, Justice of the Peace, was dls-
 Other cases were disposed of as fol- lows;
 McGruder Alexander, grand larceny: pa ssed to December g..
 Nora Adams, alias Noah Adams, bar glary; pleaded guilty.
 Billy Brown, carrying coaceaAeo pistol; passed to November 22.
 John Bibb, disposing of property by tenant in common, defect In indictment, Another indictment and defendants : bond fixed at $15O. Brown made the bond.
 -- Edgar Bibb. assault to murder; com tinued.
 Alex Bracey. grand larceny; passed to November 13 under an agreement to plead guilty.
 The call for today is as follows:
 VIII Clark. grand larceny; Nero Bowling, assault to murder; Essle Clarke and Wash Grimes, receiving stolen property; Frank Charles. grand larceny; Clint Dallas alias Clint Dal- len, assault to murder; Buck Dublin. assault to murder; John Dorsey alias John Dawson, Lawrence Gray. Alec Bracey and Hezekiah sharpe. grand larceny. three cases; John Dorsey alias John Dawson. burglary and grand lar ceny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
THE SUPREME COURT.
Cases from Mobile wIn Be Considered
 Today,

NU0Ays
 According to statute. the Supreme Court of Alabama met yesterday and began its sitting for the fall term. No cases were submitted and the Justices spent the greater part Of the day h consultation. All of the Justices, in eluding Chief Justice Samuel D. Weak. ley, were present.
 This morning at 10 o'clock the court will begin the consideration of cases from the First, Or Mobile. Division. which is composed of Mobile and adja- cent counties. 1t Is expected that number of lawyers from South Alabama win be present.
 No special date has been fixed for the change In the personnel of the court. Justice John n. Tyson will suc- ceed Justice Weakley and Hon. Thomas c. Mcclellan Of Athens will succeed to the vacancy caused by the promotion of Justice Tyson.
 It Is a peculiar fact that the names of the Justices of the Supreme Court will be the same as they were before the death of Chief Justice Mcclellan. By the election of the nephew of the dead Chief Justice to an Associate Jus ttceship, and the promotion Of Justice Tyson to the Chiof Justiceship, the names of the, Justices are the same as they were a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
MERCIIANr IS A BANKRUPT.
NGr. sternfeId Appointed Receiver for
 A GOttlfeb.

Mr. sternfeId Appointed Receiver for
 A. GOttlieb.
 An involuntary petition in bank ruptcy was filed yesterday against A. Gottl.eb, a merchant of Tuskegce. in the United States Court by the Maring Pants Company of New York. Eliasberg & Brothers of Selma and the Atlanta Paper Company. On petition, A. stern field of Montgomery was appointed re- ceiver by Referee Stratton
 It is alleged in the petition that the Tuskegee merchant committed an act of bankruptcy by the transfer of a portiop of his property to Abe Well or Montgomery. The petitioners allege accounts as follows: Maring Pants Company, s397; Eliasberg & Brothers $252.77; Atlanta Paper Company, Sz5.
 The alleged bankrupt was cited to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

son. residing at sos Highland avenue. lhe lire department was called and the inciplent blaze was put out with out any damage.
 The second fire was at the house st as Sayre street, which is owned by Alderman c. L. RntI and is occuoiod by F. c. Weatherly. The damage from the blaze started by the sparks asti- mated at about s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

Lyons. John A. Hughes. Joseph D. Hughes, Joseph c. Tyrrell. Thomas F. Iyrrell, A. D. Davis, John D. Palmer, A. Oberhaus, L. E. Schwarz, s. L. Rosenbaum, Jesse T. Burke, Joseph H. Lyons and James F. Johnston.
 The c. s. K. Company, of Graham, Randolph county, capital stock e4.2OO; incorporators, John T. KayIor, J. O. Smith and O. c. Coker. This is mer- cantile company.
 The Flowers-Nettles Grocery Com phily, of Montgomery. filed a notice Of change of name to the Kettles Grocery Companx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Epileptic Fits
A Terrible AfflictiOnA

There is nothing more frightful in a happy home than to have one of ltF members instantly seized with a dread full attack of Epilepsy or Fits. The many grateful letters from such homes after the use of Elixir Kosine, the re- markable remedy for this dread ale ment. testify to the real merit of thiE preparation.
 If is a meritorlous article and IS sold on a guarantee plan that deserves your confidence It contains no alcohol, CO., "a efflcacious for yoang and old Price eI.60. Mail orders filled by the Kosine Company. Washington, D. C.. or F. G.. Fowler, fri-tu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
rhren suitn nre FIled.

Two damage suits against the West ern Union Telegraph Company and one against the Montgomery Traction Com pany were filed yesterday Tn the Clts Court. The suits against the telegraph conn iany were filed by Mrs. Hattie Peoples and J. N. Bowdoin. each of whom claims $1.999 for alleged delays in the delivery Of urgent tclegrams to them from EImore bearing the information of their mothers critical illness.
 Margie Hall filed suit against the Montgomery Traction Company for 5000. She alleges she was injured on a street car at Vandiver Park the last day of the Mate Fair.
 The eases Will be tried at thekneXi term Of the civil division of the~Ctty Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
J. 1T. WILLIAMS ARRESTED.
West Point, Ga, NIan Accused, Of Em-
 beAaleInent.

West Point, Ca, Mun Accused UT Em-
 bezslement.
 While attending a case in the City Court yesterday, J T. Williams. a white man, about thirty-five years old, was arrested by Bailift Nat Waller. Williams was seated in chair in one of the petit jury rooms when he was arrested
 Williams is charged with embezzle- nnent in an indictment returned by the recent grand jury. It Is alleged by the prosecution that he misappropriated funds while in the employ of the A. e. Rhodes and Son Furniture Compa- nv as collector. The emheZzlement Is said to have occurred about six months ago. Williams is now employed by another firm engaged in business sim far to that of the Rhodes company. He made bond of $200 soon after being arrested and was released from jail.
 Williams came to Montgomery from West Point. Ga, his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
REMEMBERED OLD sOLDIERs.
AEricuI'ur9l gI,,l PFesasts s sent to sOus.

tain Greek Home.
 By direction of Governor Iolks and Hon. Robert R. Poole. Commissicnsr Of Agriculture and Industries, many or the Agricultural products which were displayed at the recent fairs in the state have been shipped to the sol- diers' Home at Mountain Creek to he used by the old soldisrs.
 The products seiA to the Home in- ciude sweet potatoes, wheat pump kins, beans. tomatoes. corn, oats, hay. peas, niolassee and lhrge quantity of canned fruits, berries and vegeta- bleH.
 In a letter to The Advertiser com- mandRnt J. M Simpson of the Noun tain Creek Home. says: ''Wo are deep ly- eratefui and appreciate this boun- the soldiers of the Confederacy.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
II. NJ. pLATr APPOINTED.
Named On Washington County ElC
 asnu Rnard

Named on WushlnatOn County EIcc-
 tiOn Board.
 Governor Jelks yesterday appointed TIT. NJ Platt. of Escatawpa, member of the board. appointed some time ago, to have charge of an election for the removal of the county seat of Wash |ington county from St stephens 10 Chatham. Mir. Platt will succeed W. A. Moseley who declined to serve on the board.
 Other appointments were announced as follows:
 Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace: Porter Blob. Belle Nina, Lime stone county; James MiEe. Wildwood, Randolph county
 Notaries Public. Mamie E. McAli- ley, Dothan; Tom Stobert. Pratt City, J. T. wiggins, Florala; and II. L. Car ter, Annistoh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
ve,v AIo,n,nn' TCntevnvl.e.

New corporations. filed certificates with the Secretary of State yesterday as follows:
 Mortar Creek Lumber Company, of Autauga county. with office at Bald win. capital stock $2,500; in corpora tors, J. s. Johnson, w. T, Shepard. ! ". Henley, Ray Rushton and Phares Coleman.
 Progressive Realty and Trust Com pAny, of Mobile, capital stock $10.000; incorporators, ' W. K. Morrill,, Mark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
CALLED TO TWO FIRES.

Department Answer Abrams But Dam-
 age Is sIlGht.
 Two sliaht fires occurred yesterday afternoon, both originating from sparks from chimnnys.
 The first blaze occurred ct 2;t7 o'clock at the home of Isaac David.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

annAar December and show cause, l ar,v. why he should not be ad1udsS" bankrupt. .,.r,,,,tr,
 A voluntary petition in bankrupssss i,9ls was also fled yesterday by Bsnop Jordan of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
supFsme Cenrt I.eeesses.

Washington, D. C., Nov. I2.--chief Justice Fuller announced today that the Supreme Court of the United States would take a recess from Monday, No- vember 19, to Monday, December 8, over the Thanksgiving holidays
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Mrs. W. T. Kendrick.
 Secretary.
Notice. Y. W. q. A Rourd.

A called meeting of the Board or Directors of the Young women's Christian Association will he held at the Association Home Wednes6ay morning at 10 o'clock to meat Miss Emma Hays. the National se6rt tary, of New York. who will go over the Montgomery work, making sugges- tions and giving instructions bout .his work. A full attendance is desired
 Mrs. J. w Black
 rresidept Mrs. Margaret Booth.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
AIra. carmIehael Realnnn.

At the meeting yesterday afternoon of the Womnn's Foreign Missionary Society Of the Dexter Avenue Metho. dist church the resignation of the President, Mrs. J. M. Carmichael. was received. and with expressions of re- grot from every member of the soc ciety, was accepted.
 Mrs. Carmichael will remove to Ozark where she will make her home in the future. The society passed res- olutions commenting the splendid work which she has done, both as an officer or the society and us member of the church; of deep regret that the society and the church will lose one of the most faithful members and workers and of best wishes for her future use- fulness in another field Of work.
 The meeting was a very interesting and important one. Mrs. w M. Cox presided and the Second Vice Presi. dent, Mrs. W. A. Henderson, was ap- pointed to serve the unexpired term of the resigning president The last week of November will be the Week of Prayer set apart and observed by all Foreign Missionary Societies fin the Southern Methodist churches.
 The Woman's Home Missionary So- ciety will be asked to join with the Foreign Missionary society In observ- ing the Week of Prayer this year, as tho time when the Women's Home Nils. sion Societies observed the week of prayer a revival service was in pre- gress in the Dexter Avenue church and the prayer was postponed. Mrs. c. T. smith and Mrs. C. (. stedman were appointed leaders on the program dur ing the week. of prayer. Other lead CTS will be Selected from the Home Mission Society on next Monday.
 The Lizzie Wimbish Foreign Mis- sionary Society of the First Presbyte- rian church met yesterday afternoon at the church and heard the report of Mrs. J. w. Durr. Jr., the delegate from the society to the recent convention of the Foreign Missionary Union of the East Alabama Presbytery which was hald in the First Presbyterian church Mrs. Durr made an interest ing report of the convention. The sub ject of discussion at the meeting was Brazil" and Mrs. M. M. Sweatt read paper The society meeting was well attended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
SALE IS ENJOINED
JUDGE sAYRE GRANTS TEMPORARY
 INJUNCTION.
shersR waller Restrained From selIing Jones Properly at Public Out ery--Othex News of the
 Courts.

urSuaBt to DllI or complaint filed in the City Court in Equity yesterday, by W. A. Gunter, Judge Sayre granted a temporary Injunction restraining Sheriff ". R. Waller from selling, ut public outcry, certain valuable prop erty in Montgomery, which was for merly owned by Laura B. Jones and her husband. c. w. Jones. but which was sold several years ago for State. county and city taxes, and subsequently, pass ed into the hands of the complainant.
 Since the sale of the property for taxes. Judgments, agEregating $51l.s6 were secured in the Circuit Court of Lowndes County by F. G. Caffey of New York, and Alexander Troy of Montgomery, against Laura B. Jones and her husband. Tbe Judgments were placed in the hands of Sheriff Waller to levy on the property for the amount and the property was to have been sold at public outcry several days ago, but was held up owing to circumstances that have arisen.
 The property Is as follows; lot No on the north side of Washington street: lots 41 and 42 on the north side of Madison avenue; lot No. 10 Oh the east side of Lee street :let, 100 feet front. on the south side of Rainbridge street. between Scott and High streets: lot on the east side of South Court street: lots No. g and 23 an the east side of Decatur street; three lots on the west side of tin eNorman Bridge Road, all of which is located in Montgomery County.
 Judge sayre granted a temporary in- Junction hending hearing of the case.
 The Equity Court. The following orders were made by Judge Sayre yesterday in the equity division of the City Court:
 Julia Hicks vs Anthony Biars. die- missed without prejudice.
 Handy Thomas vs Phebe Thomas, abated by death of defendant
 Isaac Jackson vs. zilpnie Jackson, dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Laura Berry ys. William Berry, diH- missed for want of prosecution.
 William Moore vs. Virginia Mnore, dismassed for want of prosecution.
 Nathan J. Greil vs. Richard sTillis submitted for decree on motion to dis solve injunction on the sworn deniais of the answer.
 Alice Newman vs Norah Newman, decree pro confesso on personal ser. vice.
 , J. Winter Thorington vs. I.umplxip Martin, submitted for final decree oYr1 decree pro confesso and pleading
 Montgomery Traction Company vs. Central of Georgia Railway. dismissed without prejudice.
 Juliett Marcus ct al, vs. Rosa Mar GUS ct aL, cause submitted on plead- ingand proof fer final decree.
 H. W. Clarke vo. Pelham J. Ander- son, ct al, submitteE~on motion to ris- miss for want of equity and on de- murrer to bill
 Emma Jones vs. Gertrude Jones, ct al, decree apointins C. E. Crenshaw guardian ad litem for the minor de- fendants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
Notice, Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary.

Notice, r. M. (. 4. Auxiliary. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Young Mems Christian Association will hold the first meeting of the season this morning at 10 o'clock in the office ot L.. D. Dix. secretary, at the new as- socintion home on the corner of Wash ington avenue and South McDonough street.
 Mrs. w A Henderson,
 President.