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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-16


easily taken III. He is too honest for
crafty women. who deIuae him shame
lessly.
..Whon have You been delading,
Kate?
ssDorothy. / am q sneak.
Dorothy laughed.
"Indeed. Katherine, you are anything
but that. You couldn't do mean or
ungenerous action II you tried your
best :
You think. Dorothy, could re-
form Y she asked breathlessly, leaning
forward.
"Reform2 You don't need e reform
You are perfectly delightful as you
are, and ! know no man who Is worthy
of you. That's woman's opinion, one
who knows you well, and there - noun
ing dishonest about the opinion eltner'
in spite Of your TRADE against our
sex"
Dorothy, three days ago. De the
same more Or Tess, received ieLesl
from Jonn Lamont.
es, saw it on tne taDie ana sur
missed = was from nm.
Dld your lou were qulle risn.. ihe
reading Of that ie1ter mas feVolueioh,
lzed my character ! an enahses
Wonah' Dorotny, aIu uiolous'.aIs
how | have deluded that poor, credu-
Ions yo,1nr man in making him believe
I understood even the fringe of what
be spoke about, it fills me with grief
at nv perfidy, but / am determined TO
amend my ways if hard study win do
1t, and when I next see him shall
talk to him worthily like a female
Thomas A. Edison
Again Dorothy laughed.
I aNow, that's heartless Of you. Doro-
thy. Don't you see I'm III deadly ear
nestg Must my former friyolity dog
my steps through life? When call to
mind that / made fun to you Of his
serious purpose in life, the thought
makes me cringe and despise myself
Nonsense, Kate. Don't go to the
other extreme. / remember nothing
you have said that needs withdrawal
You have never made a malicious re-
iAdfh IL your uAS, AAatCs oOA 1haAS
me defend you against yourself You
have determined. take 1t, to plunge
into the subjects which interest the
man you are going to marry. That IS
perfectly iaudable ambition, and !
am quite sure you will succeed
I know don't deserve 81 tnat
Dorothy, but | like It Just the same
Ike people to believe IN me even II
sometimes lose faith In myself. May
read you an extract from his letter.
Don't IL you'd rather not"
I'D rather, Dorothy, r It doesnt
weary you, but you Will understand
when you have heard It In what new
light ! regard myself"
The letter proved to be within the
leaves of the late Mr.. Steeies book on
chemistry, and from this volume she ex-
tracted It and pressed IT for a moment
against her breast with her open hand
gazing across at her friend.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-16

~@lHE habit Of industry praeticed
from childhood to maturity is
4 not obliterated by an unex-
pected shower Of gold. Doro-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
NAT wALLER's OPENING.

The public in general and friends Tn particular are invited to attend the opening of Nat Walters new saloon at No. Washington street. There will be a bountiful supply of special free lunch on hand. including barbe- cued meats of all kinds. camp stew, turkey sandwiches, pickels, cheese and crackers. etc. as we'll as all kinds Of drinks of the best quality. This bar is to be conducted strictly on high plane and all drinks will be the very best that can be bought for the mon- ey.
 The furniture is mahognany and all the fittings are of fine quality and artistic finish. Come around, have a good time. and get the best free lunch you ever tasted. Opening begins at o'clock this afternoon. adV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
SUIT AGAINST COUNTY.
Negroes Institute Action to Recover
 from City and Western.

Negroes Institute Action to Recover
 from City and Western.
 Suits against the City Council ot Montgomery and the Western Railroad of Alabama were tiied yesterday in the civil division of the City Court of Montgomery. They will be set for trial at the next term of the court
 S. L. Smith,, a contractor, is Nlnade a co-defendanf| with the City Council in a suit filed by George Blakely. a negro. Blakely seeks to recover $S,ooo damages for personal injuries sus- tained by falling into a ditch on South Decatur Street on the night of July 2.
 In his bill of complaint. the negro alleges that Mir. Smith as contractor was laying sewer pipes for the city on South Decatur Street. and that ditch was left open without lights or other protection to pedestrians. He fell into this ditch and declares he was bruised seriously about the body.
 John Sandford, a negro switchman sues the Western Railroad for s5,000 on account of injuries he received while working in the Montgomery yards of the company on the night oi July 27. .--.- tzs
 Sandford alleges that while he was coupling cars, the train was backed up- on him without any warning. and due to the negligence of employees. His right leg was crushed. and it was later amputated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05


 Anthony Krants Was Hungry-Con-
 victs Self on stand.
 There were oranges in the car and I was so hungry I tried to break in and get lem out" was the statement of Anthony Krantx. a white man. yes terday to Recorder F. F. Bsber who sentenced him to hard labor for six months.
 Krantz. who was tried yesterday on charge of trespassing upon railroad property, confessed that he had broken the seal of a car and would have entered burg lariously had he not been detected by a watchman. He said he had reached the city penniless and hungry. and to obtain food had conspired with two ne- gro boys with whom he had consorted while travelling blind baggage" to ob- tain victuafs from the railroad car. The odor of the oranges was too much for him.
 Krantz was guiielessly captured. He went to police headquarters Thursday night. hardly twelve hours after he had attempted the burglary and asked that he be allowed to sleep somewhere iu the building As a description of him had been : furnished the police by watchman Holliheld. of the Atlantic Coast Line. Sergeant W. H. Ragiand let him sleep in cell. previously. how- ever, entering nis n1rne on tue uucktt with a charge attached.
 In the court yesterday afternoon Krantz appeared again to have no guile. The only evidence addueed for his prosecution was the testimony of Jeff Feels. his convicted accomplice. which was insufficient for conviction, but Krantz took the stand and said he was guilty. He told piteous tale but 1t failed to win for him the sympathy of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

if he jumped from the house and start ed off whereupon one of the deputies took a shot at his legs and brought him to the ground. The wound IS not serious. It is alleged that Frost killed Suttle without provocation
 On Tuesday night Mir. and Mrs w. H. Cooper gave a most delightful enter tainment. at their beautiful home on Chestnut avenue. The house was taste fully decorated and delicious refresh- ments were served. About twenty-five couples attended, and various games were played. Those who attended agree that it was a most enjoyable oc- casion.
 January the county convicts of Bibb county were delivered to the authori- ties of the Sheffield Company and Bibb county will receive $S2 50 per month for each convict.
 Dr. w. J. Nicholson gave the mem bers of the Blob County Medical So- ciety and a few invited guests bird hunt on his plantation few mixes west of centyevilIe on New Years day. Those who took part hunted in pairs. Dr.. c. P.~ Martin and c. l.. Cleve- land made the best score, killing forty quail; Solicitor J. F. Thompson and Robert Keith made next best record. killing thirty four quail At night a stag bird supper was given at the Wadsworth hotel, covers for twenty seven were laid and all who attended pronounced 1t one of the most enJoyaole affairs in the history of Centreville. Frank and Raymond Cooper of Gen. treville who are attending school at Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore spent Christmas with relatives in Gen. treville.
 Dr. Moren Fuller of Vanderbilt Uni versity spent Christmas with his par ents in Centreville. w C. Fuller a prominent capitalist of Centreville Is on a business trip to North Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

a waiting Hat q sixty i've. The pres ent aceomodations are crowded. and is is for the extension of the work that MT. shslett is touring the country. so- liciting membership in the association and voluntary contributions.
 At the hospital, the sleeping quar. ters of the patients are in tents. of which thers are now thirty. with ac- commodations for two men to each tent. A pavilion Is provided for the women. and the present capacity IS crowded.
 Mir. shallett and Dr. Ehrenrsich will tell the Jewish people of Montgomery this morning about this work, and make direct appeal for membership and contributions for the extension of the work.
 Mir. shalistt came to Montgomery from Key West, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
MONTGOMERY TISEATRE. Matinee To-day 5 O'clock
 And Tonight
rnnafOw rlaYLR.

The Ragged Messenger" with Cres- ton Clarke in the leading role will be the attraction at the Montgomery The atre matinee today 8 o'clock and to- night. s
 : Mir. .Clarke's delineation of the mod ern role of John Morton in "The Rag ged Messenger has gained him even greater renown than did his brilliant "Beaucaire''
 It will be seen that az nearly per- feet as MT. Clarke's art was in this dainty, romantic comedy, his best and natural forte is the portrayal of mod ern roles splendid company sup ports MT. Clarke. Seats now on sale for both matinee and night perfor- mances. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
HEARING IS SET.
Preliminary Trial for Jake Martin Fixed
 for January 10.

Preliminary Trial for Jake Martin Fixed
 for JanuNry 10.
 Andalusia, Jan. 3.-(Special. )-Jake Martin, who killed Jack Kennedy at Falco on the night of December "A, and who was placed in jail here last week, will have his preliminary hear ing before Judge Snead on January 10
 The killing was the result of an old feud between the two men. Both men are prominent in this section. Martin being a farmer and Kennedy in the sta- ble business.
 George Roddenberry of Sanford. six miles below here, was placed in jail yesterday on a charge of murdSr Last summer Roddenberry, who was guard at the convict camps of the Henderson Lumber Company shot one Of the Wnite men who was trying to escape. Tne man was buried and almost forgotten when several days ago some of his rel atives from Texas came out and moved the body to the Old Shiloh Church near Sanford It seems that their suspl- cions were aroused and they began 10 inAestigate the circumstances Of the killing The result of their inVesti- gation was swearing out of warrants against Roddenberry charging nm with the murder of the convict. Rod- denbery made bond and was released from custody.
 The Covlngton County Farm Lands Company have begun business here with several of the most prominent business men of this section at its head. and with the purpose of opening up about 10000 acres of virgin farm lands in this county This will un- doubtedly prove of great benefit to this city and section,
 Chancellor Parks began the January term of the Chancery Court at this place today and during the term will dispose of several important cases. MT. and Mrs. C. A. oNeal enLertain- eJ at a New Years party last Tuesday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
HENDERSON HOUSE WARMING.
Railroad Commissioner Throws Open
 His Handsome New Home.

His Handsome New Home.
 Troy. Jan 3.-(Special. Jon the evening of December 27 occurred one of the most delightful functions ever given in Troy. The event being the onening of the new home of the Hon. and Mrs Charles Henderson on Col lege Avenue.
 The invitations read for a go and come reception, from S:30 to 11:3O o'clock. and between these hours the beautiful home was alive with the beauty and chivalry of Troy.
 The home had just been completed and is beautiful. elegant and substan tial in all of it's apartments. and on this occasion was beautifully decorated with holly, smilax and Christmas bells.
 The host and hostess were assisted in the reception hy Mesdames w. B. Fol mar, w. II. Sanford. l.. M. Bashin- sky w L.. Davids. r. s. Wood James Murphree, w. w. Haralson. G. J. Hub bard. Fox Henderson, Frank Johnson, Frank Jones. J T. Brantley, A H. Rainer. B NJ. owens. W. s. Sanders. J. S. Alfred. w. c. Black. Robert Murphree. w. !. Page, S. J McMath, w p Fuller and Miss Ida Murphree. There were in the receiving line Hon. and Mrs Charles Henderson, Mrs. M. F Henderson. the mother of Mir, Hen
 
 cry. sister of Mir. Henderson and Mrs and Miss Montgomery of Raleigh, N c, mother and sister of Mrs. Tender son.
 After passing the receiving line the | guests were ushered by Mrs. w. B. Folmar into the spacious dining room where they were each served with a salad course after which they passed | into the hall to the tea and coffee ta- ble from thence to the library where they were served with delicious fruit 1 punch. all the while there was sweet music from an orchestra behind a bank | of palms and ferns
 During the hours of the reception fully 95o guests paid their respects and 1 joined in and enjoyed the splendid hos l pitality of this distinguished Trojan and his beautiful wife
 l Mir Henderson is present Mayor of Troy and Railroad Commissioner elect stands high in counsel of the State and | is a magnificent host, His wife Is a beautiful and accomplished woman and delightful hostess.
 This event yfll he long remembered
 by the people of Troy as one of the
 most enjoyable as well as one of the
 most elegant and elaborate receptions
 ever givea. y-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
IN AID OF HOSPITAL.
Speakers to Address Jews on Institu-
 linn fnr CnnnmmntiNea.

tiun for ConsumPtiVes.
 Joseph Shalett representing the Jew isA Consumptive Relief Association or Denver, Col, arrived In Montgomery yesterday and will speak to the Or thodox Congregation of the Jewish peo- pie of the city at 2 o'clock this morn ine6ln the interest of the Jewish Hos pitN for Consumptives at Denver pr. B. C Ehrenreich will speak at Tenn pie Beth Or al II o'clock this morning on the same subject
 The Jewish Hospital for Consump- tives is an institution maintained by the charitable societies and lodges of the Jews throughout the United states. and is the only institution of it's kind in this country. It was founded June 25, 1904. and is for charity patients alone. All stages of the disease are treated there. and at this time there are eighty patients. of whom fifty-eight are men and twentytwo women, with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
NoTIcE TO THE PUBLIC.

I have sold my lease and interest in the Mabson Hotel and will in fu- ture devote my entire time to the GIenmore Hotel, and will try to make 1t one of the best American plan ho- tels in the country.
 I want to thank all of my friends for the liberal patronage extended to me during the time I ran the Mabson, ana will be glad to have as many of them as will to patroniZe me at my new place. It is a nice hotel, nearly every room has baths and running water.
 Very respectfully,
 -..~s> T. H. Mabson. al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
,,.u,,eoct,r.. Committed Meets .

The Commercial Clubs Committee on Manufactures will meet at o'clock this afternoon in the Clubs rooms. The Committee is composed of John w.. Tullis. Chairman; Michael Cody Asso- ciate Chairman; R. J. Chambers, M l.. Greil. F.. B. Joseph, J. NJ. Ken nedy. NJ. Sabel. Jr., George A. Thomas and Massey Wilson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Ana,rinn NnvaI MntIny.

Vienna, Jan 4.--News of mutlny in the Austrian navy has reached here The trouble Is reported to nave oc- cured on the battleship Arpad, cruiser st George and the naval hulk Bellona The crews. it is stated repeatedly re- fused to obey their officers during the interim from December to December F. An inquiry will be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

Delicious refreshments which carried out the color scheme were served dur ing the evening, This entertainment by a most charming host and hostess was fitting climax to the several nice affairs given here during the holidays.
 Miss Lillian Rrantley of Troy. who has been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. 2. D. Studstill, has returned home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
WON'T STAIN SHIRTS.

Garments Cleaned and Dyed by HOIt's
 Dye works.
 Every garment dyed by Holt's Dye Works is thoroughly steam cleaned be- fore dyeing and carefully rinsed and bleached afterwards so every particle of dye Is removed that is not absorbed by the fibre of the wool Any garment that smuts will be done over free of charge. aoN'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

evening, in honor of their daughter who Is at home from school spending the holidays. Their handsome home on East Three Notch was beautifully dec- orated in evergreens hanging clusters of grapes, and red carnations. The spacious halls, drawing rooms and ll- braries were thrown open to the happy throng of young people who enjoyed
 the evening immensely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
WILL FROST CAPTURED.
Slayer of Noah SuttIe Caught at Fh-
 ther's Home.

centreville. Jan. 4.-(Special)-Wi Frost who killed Noah Suttle few miles east of Centreville few months ago and who at the time escaped IS now in the county jail of Bibb county
 Sheriff Crawford learned that frost ,vas hiding at his fathers home anI on Monday night in company with K, |. Avery. circuit clerk. and another denaty went to the home of Bob Frost father of will, and ordered VIII to come out. h..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
To Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
 Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
 [ FsS CHILL TONIC You know what you are taking The formula plainly printed
 on every bottle, showing 1t Is simply Qui- nine and Iron in O tasteless form: The t@ul- nine drives odt the malaria and the lrcD
 builds up the sysCem. Sold by all dealers for 27 Years Price DO cents. -saE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
rEAGUE RESUMES CHAIR.
Mayor Back in Executive Ohlce After
 WaAkSa Ahaence.

MnYOF HACK Nu EsAEcutHVO UHhcS HIVE
 Weeks Absence.
 Mayor w. NJ. Teague, after a weeks absence from the city, was again in the executive office yesterday to trans- act business for the municipality. MT. Teague received a cordial welcome from other officials in the City Hall and from social and business callers.
 The Mayor stated that in regard to the sale of the refunding bonds, he could make no statement additional to his remarks published yesterday by The Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY:
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tap- lets Druggists refund money 1T H fails to cure F. w. GROVES sigma ture is on each box, 2se. l-tu-saI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

k.lsvtIIc 4.snIsu dlAAine S..;a sn, NsT or leans. Lebanon and CinSaaaassL iaaa,s1S also ,Sa Sa tTains 3 and between csr.1 ~AO New and handsOms shsiF spS ears essSss1 sssSss freel operated on & trAi1s nr,sans sHu HiKh SseH ssas and chair ssM.ea ssss are 9n aM ,,ia n St Louis, Evansville. Memphis
 Nsslyiiis and Be. ESrrisa 3sI's5s through Pullman, ,.a rhtcsgo Cincinnati to New Orleans s aIso through Pullman New York to New oTrain No. s carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New , Or is@hs. h.wsan St Louis and Montgomery, and sIso through Tourist sIeepers to San Fran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

BijOu Matinee Today at ?. m. Prices 15e., 25c, 35c. Ask Shadow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
ORANGES sMrLLED coon.

BIjou Matinee Today at 3 ?. m. Prices 15c., z5c., 35c. Ask Shadow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

cIscD, Tuesday, Wednesday aAd saturday via New Oris1ns and Southern Pacific.
 Train No. 7 earTiOs through Pullmana from New Orleans to New York and Ctn- G!nnati and Jacksonville to Et Louis, mak- ing connSctlon at Nashville with through sleeper to Chicago.
 Train No. carries through Pullman sleepers from New Orleans to New York. Cincinnati Chicago and through day coach
 All through day trains iaake clpss con- nection at Cincinnati. Evansville. st Louis and New Orleans for all poiRtA North.
 For @ further infoEmstien psrtaiaing ts agents L. & N. R. R., or write or call on .. L. Wolff. Travelling Passenger AgsAt. Union Station. Montgomery. Ala, 'rhens
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31

Good temper is like sunny
day; it sheds its brightness on
everything.-w. q. WILLIS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
Will Not Attack the Election,

We learn from reliable source,
that those people who had contrl-
buted large sum of money and
employed lawyers to fight the Cy-
press Island Drainage tax recent
ly voted by the people of that dis
trict, have given up the idea.
Their lawyers have Informed them
that they eau delay. and perhaps
aunul the election but they cannot
have the lines changed, aud the
people who have voted this tax
acted according to law and all
their efforts to avoid the payment
of the tax would be futile.
One of those opposing the tax
said if we cannot avoid the tax by
process of law, we do not desire to
delay the work by litigation. This
action on the part of the gentle
men who were opposed to the tax
will permit the work of draining
the district to 90 on without the
threutened delays of Litigation.
The people of this drainage dis.
trict will hear this with some relief
and satisfaction.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
Endorsed By The Country.

Endorsed By The Country.
1.-The most popular remedy in
Otsego County, aud the best friend
of my family" writes VIM. M.
Dietz, editor aud publisher of the
Otsego Journal, Gilbertsville, N.
Y, "is DR.. Kings New Discovery.
1t has proved to be an infallible
cure for coughs aud colds, making
short work of the worst Of them.
We always keep a bottle in the
house. | believe il to be the most
valuable prescription known for
Lung aud Throat diseases" Qua
ranteed to never dissppoint the
taker, by T. j. Liable drugstore.
Price SOC and 81. Trial bottle free
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31

We learn that the town authOrl-
ties are about to sell the steam
engine Evangeline, and the engine
was given trial for a gentleman
who had come here Thursday to
see the engine. We believe this
is a great mistake and our people
should enter a prompt protest
against the disposal of the fire
machine. This engine is costly
machine and is an additional pro-
lection TO the town against fire and
the Fire Prevention Bureau will
take this in consideration in re-
rating the fire insurance rates. We
may never have use for this en-
CINE, and yet We have Sreatneed for
this engine. Suppose in case of a
serious fire OH our Main street.
where are so many frame stores
one of the water mains was to
break, would we not be at the
mercy of the fire without the
steam engine? With the steam
engine the bursted main can yet
flood the cutters and the steam
engine could be made to do good
work aud save thousands of dollars
worth of property. We have the
engine, all paid for, requiring very
little expense to keep it in good
running order, and the little mo.
ney We would get for it would moi
do us much good. We enter oul
protest against the sale of this ma.
chine which is needed for the pro-
lection of the town against fire.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-08-31
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