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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

the Council has steadily refused to allow them entrance. The past week a petition containing ninety-nine names of leading business men of Athens was presented to the Council praying that body to permit the company to come into Athens and locate toll station' but this petition was turned down
 The local company controlled by the Bell people has been forced to cut their rates on long distance messages about one-t third, and in some instances nearly fifty per cent. This question is not done with, Sut will be made an issue in the next municipal campaign. The new company has just won>a suit in the Supreme Court where persons along whose farms the company pro- posed to pass enjoined them from erecting poles along the public high was abutting their property They went to the Supreme Court and have won a victory there. The court holding that no man could enjoin the erection of poles along the public highway, be- cause it abutted or passed through hh property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

ct als vs. Mary L. Bradford, from the Lee county chancery court, for the re- covery Of a piece of property The property in question was situated in opelika. At the suggestion ot ner brother Thomas L. Cobb, Mary l.. Bradford had executed a bogus note and mortgage to him covering the property, to keep 1t from other credi- tors, she said. No compensation had ever been received from the note. When the brother died suit was entered in court to force Cobbs's widow to cancel the mortgage. The court decided in favor of the plaintiff. in that case, and when the appeal was made yesteroay Mir Justice simpson affirmed the oecls- ion of the lower court. List of Opinions: Following is the list ot opinions handed down by the Supreme Court yesterday:
 weakley, c. J.:
 D. w. Baker vs. Columbus Hutchin- son, appeal from Tallapoosa Circuit Court: affirmed.
 Tyson, T.:
 Western Union Telegraph Company vs. w. II. Whitson, appeal from rus caloosa County Court; affirmed.
 Southern Railway Company vs. s. T. Patterson, appeal from Jackson CIT cult Court; affirmed
 Seaboard Air Line Railway ct al. vs. James M. Wright, appeal rom Se- Niaii Circuit Court; affirmed
 Equitable Manufacturing Company vs J. M. Howard, appeal from Mar shall Circuit Court; affirmed.
 simpson, J.:
 E. E. Rainey vs. Fila Ridgway, ct all appeal from Tallaooosa Probate Court; affirmed.
 Decatur Car Wheel and Manufactur- ing Company vs. John Terry, pro ami, anpeal from Jefferson Circuit Court; re- versed and remanded.
 Glenn Phillips, ct al, vs. Mary L.. Bradford. appeal from Lee Chancery Court. affirmed. Anderson, J.; John Wells vs. the State of Alabama, appeal from Madison County. Court; re- vcrsed and rendered. Western Union Telegraph Company vs. Charles c. Dickens appeal from Mobile Circuit Court; affirmed. Richard H. Wray vs. the State of Alabama, appeal from Jefferson Crimi- nal Court, affirmed Today criminal cases appealed from counties composing the Fourth Division will be submitted to the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
DoGs FOUND BURGLAR.
Robher of Athens Express Office Trac-
 ell by RloOdhOunds.

Athens. June 6,-(Special )-The Southern Express office in this place was burglarized Monday night and several articles of value, among the lot being a suit of clothes, was sto- len.
 The express agent sent to Lawrence burg for blood hounds and they arriv- ed last night and soon had the trail. The result was the arrest of West Pointer, a negro of this place. He de- niles his guilt but is in jail.
 This makes tho third arrest these same dogs have caused to be made in this county this year. Two negroes are in the penitentiary now as a re- suit of their ability to trail and the negro who entered the home of Mrs. Biles is in jail in Decatur where he was taken to prevent mob violence.
 Lightning struck a shed on the farm of q man named Elliott in the north east part of the county Monday after noon and set the building on fire, de- stroying about one thousand dollars worth Of cotton. He had just refused twelve cents for the crop and the same afternoon 1t was destroyed.
 The City Council has refused 70 permit the Long Distance Telephone and Telegraph Company to enter Ath- ems and locate a pay station. They have their poles erected to the corpor- ate limits and have been trying to get into Athens for some months' put
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
FAITHFUL TO HIS LASSIE;;
 WAS MARRIED AT SICK BED

Scotland. She has been boarding with the family of MT. Lilse, on South Noble Soon after she came here she was wooed and won by MT. Garrett. and June 3, was fixed as the date for the wedding. But a short time ago tho roses faded in the bonnie cheeks of Miss Foy, and she was soon confined to her bed with a serious attack Of ty- phoid fever
 Most couples would have postponed the wedding date. but MT. Garrett de- sired the privilege of caring for Miss Foy, and so the marriage took place. While Mrs Garrett is quite sick. her husband and friends are confident that her complete restoration to health will speedily be accomplished
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Burt--Mills.

Talladega. June s.Z(special. )-The mar riage of Joseph C. Burt and Miss zenulah rian Church yesterday evening at s3o was a brilliant event
 Just before the ceremony. Prof A W. williams presiding at the organ. Miss Mary Jemison. one of TalladeRa's sweet singers sang Hearts and Flowers
 Then the bridal party entered. the bride her maids of honor. Miss Kate Brown and Lucille Burt. Mrs. ". C. McMillan. matron of honor: the groom and his best man. Dr. W E. Burt; brides maids. Miss Townley, of Birmingham McMillan. Rutelia McMillan, Maude Dixon. Grace Jemison. Mary Jemison, Marie Harrison Jessie Hicks. Mary Hicks and Bertha McElderry; ushers. Colonel Alex M Garher. Geo P. Kyser. Noble C. Lanier' W. L. Parker.
 The bride and groom and their attend ants assembled around the beautifully dec orated altar Dr F B. Webb performed the ceremony and cupid smiled approval
 A pleasant german was danced In the Elks' Home last night in1compliment to the attendants of the Hicks'-Kyser wedding which occurs tomorrow. The german was led by George P Kyser and Miss Alice Rul- lard of Oxford.
 Sheriff J Bl Edwards received telegram yesterday stating that Will Thomas. who murdered his wife a few weeks ago and es- caped was held In Cartersville- Ga Thomas Is the negro for whose arrest and delivery to the Sheriff of TalladeRa County the Governor offered S100. o9 reward last week. Deputy W. R. Middleton went after him to- day.
 The City Council has passed an ordinance making 1t q misdemeanor to expectorata on the sidewalk
 Booker T. Washington. of Tuskegee spoke at the Talladega tNegro) College. yesterday afternoon. He spoke on tho re- iation of the negro to the labor problem ir the South He based his remarks on the statement that on education was help t' any race.
 W Puckett has received notice of h'' election ns superintendent of the Sheffield Public Schools He has been teaching al Orrville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
DUBosE MAKES BOND.
Friends From Columbiana Free EnsiesN Bank President.

Birmingham, June 6.-(Special.) )-Gordos DuBose, former president of the First Na~ tional Bank of Ensley, which was recently purchased by the other bank. Today made bond in the sum of s10,000 and was released from the county jail.
 DuBose was arrested a warrant sworn out by a United States bank examiner who charged that funds of the National Bank were misapplied. temporary bond was first made This expired and there was some delay in making the permanent bond.
 Friends of the accused from Columbiana came to Birmingham last evening and made a good bond. DuBose has many friends who agree with him that at the final trial everything will come out all right and that 1t will be found that the charges are purely technical
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Quiet Home Wedding.

At the home of the brides parents on Selma street this afternoon. there occurred the marriage of Miss Estelle Schwartz to M NJ Suarcz The cere- mony was performed by Rev. E. B. Robinson in the presence of the imn1e- diate relatives of the contracting par ties The bride is the accomplished daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. H. Schwartz. while the groom is a well known young man of Pensacola. The couple left this afternoon for Pensacola, where they will make tleir future home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Anniston. June 6.-tSpecial. )-A wedding strongly tinged with romance was performed in Anniston yesterday at p. m, when Miss Maggie Foy, of Scotland, and John E. Garrett. of Ox- anna, were united in marriage by Rev. A D. Glass, pastor of the Glen Addie Baptist church. The bride lay on a sick bed while the solemn words were said. and the bridegroom's first task will be the loving one of nursing his wife back to health.
 Some six or eight months ago Miss Foy, one of Scotland's beautiful daugh- ters, with a touch of the heather in her cheeks, came to Apniston with num- Der of friends, leaving her parents in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Cnnn1 Resnlntion Renorted.

Washington, June 6.-By a vote of eight to three, the three being Democrats and tho eight Republicans the House Committee or Ways and Means today authorized favor able report on the Senate resolution restrict- ing purchases for the Panama Canal to ar ticles of domestic manufacture and from the lowest bidder. unless the President shall in any case, deem the bids or tenderG thereof extortionate unreasonable"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Committee Is Called.

Hon. H, S. D. Mallory. chairman of the State Democratic Executive Com mittee has called meeting of the sub committee appointed to arrange for the August primary, the meeting to be held in Birmingham Tuesday, June 17 The committee consists of H. S. D. Mallory, Selma chairman; Robert H Thach, Birmingham; William H. sam ford, Troy; Tipton Mullins, Clanton; w. A. P. Smith. Eutaw, and R. A. Mitch ell, Alabama City At the meeting, the committee will make all necessary ar engagements for the primary of August 27, deciding upon the assessment of candidates, printing and distributing of ballots and other election matters The committee will be glad to have any or all of the candidates present at the meeting who may desire to confer with them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
A DelIghtfuI Dance.

One of the most enjoyable germans of the season was given at Riverview pavilion last night and the number or young people who attended thorough ly enjoyed the occasion in blissful ig- norance of how fast the hours Of the night passed. The german was given in honor of Miss Theresa Schwarz To Mobile and was led by Alvin Selgei with Miss Lillian Leva, assisted by E D karpe, with Miss Addie Elkin.
 Among the dancers present who eh- loved the evening were: Harry Marks with Miss Theresa Schwarz of Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Stole One Shoe,

Cornelius Wiley, a negro, entered the dry goods store of A. Miller on Wash ington Street yesterday afternoon Wiley looked the store over and left Soon after the negro left it was dis covered that a shoe was missing and suspicion pointed towards Wiley as the one who had taken the shoe.
 Later during the afternoon he was arrested for the offense and this morn ing he was tried in police court on the charge of larceny He protested his innocence until the last but the mayor did not believe him. After the evil dence had been heard fine of $45 or ninety days on the streets was assessed against the negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Goodman Gets Appointment.

Washington. D. C., June 6--(SpeeiaL = James B Goodman appointed postmaster at Spring Hill Mobile County, vice F. J. Hilton removed
 Rural carriers appointed; Madison Sta ton, route 3. John A. Taylor. carrier. wee Ernest Balseh Florence. routs 4. John I Sege carrier, vice Zeb M Zego; opp. route 2. Alfred A Carter. carrier. vice Charles WirahAnv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
CROWD EXPECTED
sELMIANs ARE LOOKING FORWARD
 TO DEBATE.
Thought That Central City Opera House VIII Not Hold Immense Throng That Will Greet Gu-
 bernatOriaI Candidates.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma June 6.
 The Conner Cunningham debate which will take place here at the Academy of Music on Thursday night, June 14, con- tinues to cause much interest. On that night 1t is expected that the three floors of the opera house will be taxed to their fullest capacity with those who want to listen to the discussion between the two prominent candidates. From the present indications a large number of the followers of both of the candidates are coming to Selma to hear the debate. It Is expected that the special train on the Myrtlewood branch of the Louisville and Nashville will bring up at least 300 from Marengo County, while another large crowd Is expected to reach the city late in the afternoon from Wilcox County and there are many who think that the opera house will not be large enough to hold the crowd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Death of Mrs. Smoke.

Last night about II o'clock at her homo on Range Avenue Mrs. William J. Smoke, wife of Captain William J.
 Smoke of this city, died The deceas- ed was a most estimable woman and during her long life in Selma had made many friends. For the past ten months she has been sick, lingering g between life and death, but she bore her pain with Christian 'fortitude and the last words that she uttered were T am going home to rest" Besides a devoted and loving husband she leaves several children to mourn her loss
 The funeral services over the remains took place from the family residence this afternoon at 5 o'clock and they were followed to Live oak cemetery by a large concourse of sorrowing friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
nr. Crnnsex Files Annenl.

Rochester, N. Y, June 6-The Rev, Algernon $. Crapsey, rector of St. An drews P. E. Church of this city, who was found guilty of heresy after a trial by an ecclesiastical court at Batavia last month, today filed an appeal from the findings of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Does your face bok fresh, or oo..

low, faded and worn? Ifyour complex ion isn smooth and transparent as you would like it to be, use HAGANS MAG NOLIA BALM No woman need look old and worn who will use this delight ful liquid beautifer Harmless, instantly applied and impossible to detect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
FntOyed n Picnic,

The Sunday School of the Church Street Methodist Church had it's pie nic today at Lake Lanier. The crowd left the city about 1o:30 o'clock on regular train and returned this after noon about o'clock. About 560 went out on the train and the day was thoroughly enjoyed by those who went.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
pr. Miles Heart Cure

If feeds strengthens and builds up the nerves and muscles of the heart so they can supply the necessary energy.
 'T suffered terribly with heart trouble, shortnees of breath. smoth ering spells. sh0rt +irne f feel Ike different person. That depressed. smothering feeling ieft me, and have not since had the siignt- est syn9tem of the oid trouble; o
 The first bottle will benefit, if not. thu druggist will return your moneys
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Social and Personal.

Misses Gamble, of Greenvillc, s. G. Weatherly of Anniston, and Belle Hor- neEay of Van Dorn, are the guests Of Miss Glayds Gamble who will enter tain at q reception this evening In thelr honor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

 Leo Mass with Miss Corinne Leva, Je- rome Seigel with Miss Bertha Schus- ter, Alvin Seigel with Miss Lillian Le- va, Morris Maas with Miss Maude Schuster, Jack Leva with Miss Ger trude Meyer, Max Rosenbaum with Miss Jenette Meyer, Harry Schwarz with Miss Sadie Meyer, A. Soloman with Miss Nlanche New, Joe Meyer with Miss Mathile Wolf, Leo Leva with Miss Fannie Gusdorf. SEm Marks with Miss Estelle Adler, Leo Adler with Miss Rose Sterne Ed Kayser with Miss Florrie Sterne. Monroe Heineberg with Miss Francis Herzfeld, Morris Block with Miss Lillian Herzfeld. Mar kie Sterne with Miss Carrie Lobpan, B. D. Karpe with Miss Addie Elkan. n. Stags were Abe Eagle. E. Seigel. E.. Stahlebeil, Max Sulzbacher and Sam Kayser, and ,chaperons were MT. and Mrs. H. B. Elkan and MT. and Mrs. S. L. Strauss. -r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
An EnioyabIe Party.

Monday afternoon at her elegant home on Lauderdale street, Mrs. A. Maas entertained a number of friends at cards in honor of Miss Carrie Loeb of Canton, Miss, and Miss Theresa Schwerz of Mobile. The decorations of the parlors for the occasion were quaint and picturesque formations of drapery and potted plants and flow CTS. The green of the plants inter mingled most harmonious;y with the draperies and formed most beautiful background for the tables around which there were seated a number of beautiful young woman who thorough ly enjoyed the pleasures of the after noon.
 At the termination of the games the first prize, a box of stationery. seal and wax, was awarded to Miss Blanche New. The visitors prize, a handsome lace handkerchief;- was awarded to Miss Theresa Schwarz of Mobile, while the consolation prize, a hand bag. fell to Miss Florrie Sterne Among those present were: Miss Rose Sterne of Eufaula, Miss Lillian Meyer of Mobile, Mrs. Ed Schwarz of Mobile and Misses Esteue Adler. Lillian Maas, Bertha Schuster. Corinne Leva, Lillian Leva, Dora Thalheimer, Matilde Wolf, Car rie SulZbacher, Blanche New, Florrie Sterne, Addie Elkan, Adele Hoffman, Celeste Meyer. Dora Rosenberg, Julia Herzfeld Francis Herzfeld.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Senator Crane ta Marry.

Washington. June 6.-The engagement of Senator W. Murray Crane of Massachusetts and Miss Josephine P. Boardman of this city l. announced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
Your Heart

is a wonderful pump that works inees- derful pump in motion is nerve-force, the energy furnished by the nerves.
 Disease, over -excTtion. fright. anxiety alcohol, tobacco. and other stimulanu weaken these nerves -.
 Then comes shortness of breath. hear palpitation. dizziness. etc., because tne nerves ure too weak to furnish bowen Take the only safe remedy,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Miss Theresa Schwarz of Mobile who has been visiting = the city re- turned to her home this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Miss Flora Kornegay of Van Dorn' is eNpccted here tomorrow to visit rel at!ves
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

" 5 Woolsey and mother, Mrs. Lu- oia c Woolsey, left tonight for Coden to 7Tcnd several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Misses Eloise White. Alice Brown, Robln Walden and Mary Knight, of Un- ioQtown are expected here tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Mrs. Ellen Brown will leave tomor row for Montreal. N, C., for a fev weeks stay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Master John Roberts has gone to Gastonberg to visit friersds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Mrs. Isidore Karper and daughters Dorothy and Helen. are expected home tomorrow after a pleasant visit to rel. atives in Annistons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

' MT. and Mrs. P. L. Shanks vii leave today for a few weeks stay a Virginia Beach, Lynchburg. New Yorl and Boston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
FROM WHAT TT IS MADE

To obtain uniform Hops of the highest quality we have made contracts with growers take their entire crops Ou Hop Growers rank among the largest oldest and able in the country We have taken the entire crops of fol the past thirty fifty years. We pay the highest price because we want the Best.
 The Water we use comes from the same bed of Lime Rock that Waukesha Water comes from which city is located 12 miles West of Brewery. We have three wells each 1000 feet deep into this rock, from which we draw supply. lCastehay Mg., I26 Lee St. Phone Al.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

Miss Ruby Maas left this afternoc to visit relatives in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

A P. Leiser of Browns, spent .toda here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

George Holcombe. of Birmingham was in the city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

to be present at the Dixie Club picni, on Friday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

To ohta;n uniform Barley, have built new upto- date Malt House in the Best Barley section of Wisconsin, and Wisconsin conceded be the banner Barley State in the Unon Most brewers buy their Barley the Board of Trade and get mixed article; in fact do not know where their Barley comes from.
 Our Malt House is equipped with the GaIland- Hen
 hing teDrum System" " thus nsuring Slow Grown
 8-Day Malt. Most Beer made from to 5-day 4 Malt which is made by unnatural process. cusrs less. and Is not healthy.
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