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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
cooPER-LocKLnR NUPTIALs.
Brilliant Home Wedding Is Celebrate
 at Bay Mfnette,

Brilliant Home Wedding Is Celebrated
 at Bay Minette.
 Bay Minette. Oct. 17.--(Special.)-- The fine home of Mir. and Mrs. Henry H. Cooper on Hand Avenue. was to- night thrown open to about 100 in- vited guests. to witness the marriage of their daughter, Miss Annie Louvenia, Cooper, to George Edward Locker of Mobile.
 The house was very tastiIy decorated throughout with ferns and palms. An orchestra from Mobile furnished the music for the occasion and at S:30 o'clock. Nthe bride and groom entered the front parlors, Miss Emma Wilkins and Walter Cooper as attendants. They were met by the Rev. J. S. Lambert, who performed the ceremony in his usual impressive way.
 The young couple, were the recipi- ents of many beautiful and costly gifts and the congratulations of all. A bountiful spread had been prepared. to which the happy friends paid trib- ute, ass they drank the health of the young people and proposed toasts to Mir. and Mrs. Henry Cooper. Games. music and dancing were enoyed until the happy pair left on train for Mo- bile.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cooper will be given a reception in Mobile on Sunday evening, October goth, at the residence of the groom's parents. MT. and Mrs. J. R. Lockler, 606 Concep- tion Street.
 The Louisville and Nashville Road brought thirty seven homeseekers to Bay Mnette on yesterdays train, No. 1. Among these are. T. B. Lindsay of Deep Springs Farm. Rockingham Coun- ty, N. C., and J. Mott Lindsay Of Madison, N. c. These gentlemen arc here to investigate the soil and eli mate conditions of Baldwn County in regard to the growing of Sumatra to- bacco. They are experienced plant CTS and will carefully look into the possibilities of this county as a to- bacco-frowiny district before they re- turn,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
C. 1. DREEsE, MD.
Specialist in Thrpat and Lnnu Trea
 hIes EHdorses viUnl

nie$ kHuorSeS VlnUI.
 He writes. Tn cases where the curative influence of cod liver oil is needed. prescribe vlnoi, which | find to- be far more Daiatabie and effica- cious than other cod liver preparations. I am convinced from my own expert ence and from a knowledge of the nature of Vinol, that 1t is a worthy cod liver preparation in which a physician may have every confidence." c. L Dreese. M. D.. Goshen, Ind
 Such testimony furnishes further evidence to the people of MontEomery that our delicious cod liver prepara- ton. Vinol, does all we claim for it.
 As a body builder and strength creator for old people delicate chill dren. weak. rundown persons, after sickness, and for chronic coughs, colds. bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles, Vinol is unexcelled. This is because Vinol is made by a scientific, extractive and concentrated process from the ffesh cods' livers. combining with peptonate of iron ali the medi- cinal. healing. bodybuilding elements of cod liver oil, but no oil.
 We ask the people of Montgomery to try Vinol on our offer to return their money If 1t fails to give satisfaction. E. c. Fowler. Druggist Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
ARRESTED ON TRAIN.
ScAn Bell Taken From Pullman Sleeper
 Near FIomatcn.

Mobile. Oct. f7s--(Speeiai.)--A tele- gram was received at police headQuar- ters last night from Pensacola. asking that oficers be sent to meet south bound train No. for New Orleans to arrest John Bell, white man. who Is wAnted in Escaubia county for murder. sneciai Oficers Bolts and Burch met the train. but were informed that Bell had been taken from the train by cf- s,csrs At a flag station. a short distance above Flomaton. K
 The message received by the police was to the effect that Bell was occu- rving s berth in q sleeper. which Is Irsade up in Pensacola. On the arrival Of the train hsre. the officers inter viewed the Pullman conductor and the ,,ortar who stated that the prisoner Rad already been turned over to the officers of the law. The porter stated 10 the ofacers that when the officers wbo arrested Bell came aboard the train and placed him under arrest, he (Beil), admitted having killed some
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

But for the fact that there were some officers on hand last night, there would have been a panic at the platform of Colonel Dillingham;. the millionaire medicine man. who is advertising his remedies in this city.
 Sust prior to the beginning of the xdemonstration Court Square. two men with a wheel barrow full of current money came to the platform and be- xore the eyes of the astonished throng tnas had gathered. began to unload hundreds and hundreds of dollars. half dollars. quarters and dimes while cOionel Dillingham stood smiling by.
 'swhat are you going to do with that" some one asked the colonel.
 aGive 1t away" was the reply. "and if you wait you will see the greatest fun you ever saw in your life"
 The crowd gathered in great num- bers and after the entertainers had sung a few songs and cracked few aokes. Colonel Dillingham; ascended the platform and with his face wreathed in smiles, evidently anticipating the fun he would have, took up a few of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
rNDrcrMnNr EXPECTED.
Grana Jury May Find Trae .
 Agains !. A N. fsaiirsad.

Grand Jury May Find Trae Bflis
 Agains |. A N. Haflrsad. i
 Mobile. Oct. 1T.---t Especial. )---supe tendent Charles ifarsnail, of the Mobile and New orleans Division of the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad. is in Mo- bile today from his headquarters in New orleans.
 Mir. MarshaIPs presence in Mobile al thia nafticnfaf time. 1t was declared has no particular significance but 1t has caused some revival of the talk of the possibility of the grand jury now sitting returning an indictment againss the Louisville and Nashville. for vto- lation of the law requiring that road to use the new union passenger ste. tion in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

one, saying something about T shot all three of them"
 Deputy Sheriff M. c. Stokes who sent the telegram received by the poe lice. did not state inAhis message any thing about tthe nature of the crime, saying only that the man was wanted for murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
ACCIDENT TO sTEAMBOAT.

Mobile. Oct -(SpeciaD--After an most eventful trip. the Alabama River packet City of Mobile reached her docks this afternoon forty-eight hours overdue.
 On the trip the ny-wheel of the electric plant of the steamer was shattered and besides causing much inconvenience, the boat was somewhat damaged by flying fragments. The accident to the electric plant occurred last Saturday evening when the steam CT was at Magnolia, 1s0 miles above Mobile,
 Highway Robbery Charged.
 Jim May was arrested this morning by a deputy sheriff, chared with hold Ing up another negro near Whistler and rohbing him of s5 at the point Of a gun. He was brought to the sher- ms office and a charge of htghWay robbery was placed against htm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
RIG ISLANDER SHIT.

Birmingham, Oct 17.-(Special.)- I. Gingelg has entered suit against R. Blumberg for $1o.O0o damages. al- leeine that his character was defamed when he was charged with selling seats in the synagogue and keeping the money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
A BEAR IS KILLED
NEGRO MEMBER OF ROOSEVELT
 PARTY GETS PRIZE.
Dogs Struck Two other Trails During The nay Bat Being Young
 Did Net Keep T0
 Them.

Stamboul, La. oct. 17.--One of the negro members of the President's hunt ing party killed bear in the canes- brakes near Bear Lake late yesterday. TAe animal attacked some of the young dogs trailing it and 1t was necessary to sho oot it to save the dogs. The dogs struck two other bear trails dur ing the day but being young. did not keep to them. The Osborne Brothers dogs arrived st the camp last night and started out with the President this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

sostA doctorfng ths efScts, while the orig iaas disease undermines the system.
 what TO DO.
 There is comfort in the knowledge 60 often expressed, that Dr. Kilner's Swarnp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant me- cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in ffty-cent and one-dollaf sizes.
 You may have . sample bottle and . book that tells all Ef
 about 1t, both sent free 1l:.ss<E:3l by mail. Address Dr. Kilrner & Co.,, Bing- az9s hamton, N. Y. When asnss svsnp-nsoe writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swan1p-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y. Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
ss5O PIANO FREE.

I am going to give away absolutely free to some one of my customers an
 elegant $S50 Piano. Call at my store at 2o2 North Lawrence St.. or phone 147e for particulars. Walter Brooks. Grocer. Adv.-tf,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

oniy ons sBRoMo QUININE"
 That is LAxATIvEt q PROMO QUININE Look for the signature, of E. W. Grove. Used the World overlto Cure Cola in one day. zbo. --fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

of kidney disease. While kidneydis- ord ers are the most common diseases that pre- vail, they Are almost the last
 recognized by patient and phy- sicians, scho com tAnf fhemaeTpea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
1hsussnds Hlrs kIdnsy
 Trpuhle and Never Suspeut '

Most people do not realize the alarm ing increase and remarkable prevalency
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
aruuamx Haa Been Sold.

After causing much discussion in the city and among the members of the City Council. the mummy which Yer million, the undertaken at Bessemer had in his place in Bessemer, twelve miles south of Birmingham, has been Miss.
 The body was that of woman who died more than fifteen months ago. Il appears that after being embalmed the body was forgotten and became os- sified. 1t was placed in corner until some publication was made of the mummy. They the Mayor of the city took up the matter, and after consid- erable discussion the Council adopted an ordinance requiring the burial of all dead bodies after certain length of time. The sale of the mummy brings to close the disqussion and i'll feelings aroused.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Before me came 5ytvain Baum, Cashier or Union Bank e Trust Go, who being duly sworn. says that the above and foregoing statement Is q true condition of said Bank
 SYLVAN BAUM, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17th day of october. 1907.
 Notary Public
 2. c. HAAS.
 g. L. GABTONs
 FIRED. 6. BALL
 pareckor9s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
OPPOSE PROHIBITION
OFFICEas or me INDUSTRIES IN
 JEFTERsON COUNTY.
Locomotive Engineers Come Out Against Closfng SnlOOns in Mineral Distr1ct--The News nf the
 1IaGfc Cltr.

Hirminrham, oct. 17---fspecial. )4-The prohibition fight in Jefferson County has taken on more steam in the last few days. and on all sides this sub ject has become paramount over all others 6
 pr. R. M. Cunningham. former Lieu tenant Governor of Alabama. was one of the speakers at q meeting held in EnsieS tonight.
 Friday night at Ensley, the anti-pro- hibftionists who consist principally of the high ofiicers of the larger indus trial companfesNin North Alabama, will conduct large meeting. The officers of the big corporations are making - Frank Nelson, Fred Dimnick. J. w. McQueen, W. P. Pinckard. F. Crock ard, T. c. Maben, H. F. DeBardeleben. Wilson Brown. and other leaders in industrial and real estate affairs in this county are taking the lead in the fight against prohibition.
 The prohibitionists are making claims that they will win by large majority, while on the other hand the antis state that the result is in doubt. Whichever way 1t goes It will be close.
 There appears to be no doubt that a large vote win be brought out on election day. October 2s: The anti prohibitionists aver that if prohibition carries. property values will go down and that labor for the industries cam not be kept here.
 Several locomotive engineers are working againet prohibition, some of them being property owners. their as- sertion being that they will seek work on other divisions if prohibition car riss in Jefferson County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
sury wanted 10 Give I1amages.

Tn the case of Mary Tobler vs. tbe Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Company, suit for damages for $2s.- ooo. for the death of the husband of the plaintiff. which death was caused hy negligence on the part of the company and 1t employees. the jury returned . verdict in favor of the defendant, but added to 1t @upon instructions of the court
 when the evidence was all in. the court, after d conference with the at, tornays, decided to charge the jury for n verdict for the defendant The jury did not take to this charge and returned a verdict allowing the plain tiff damages to the amount of $4000-
 The judge would not receive the ver- dict and ordered the jury to find for the defendant. The jury was kept out all night and then the verdict was re- turned as instructed by the court. but with the statement added to #.
 Some of the members of the Jury ex- pressed the opinion that it was hard to give a verdict as instructed. Judge NeSmith replied to the jurors wh6 made the statement that it was mat ter of law in giving the charge and that he could not do otherwise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
SENSATIONAL WAS
 LAST NIGHTS SHOW
Col Dillingham; Creates Furore on Court Square by Scattering Money Right and Left in Large Crowd Officers
 Interfered and F Panic Avoided.
 Remarkable Occurrence.

the dollars and without a word threw them among the gathering.
 Never before was there such a seat tering of people or such scramble in a crowd Tells and cries were heard above the shouts of rye got One." and when the multitude had quited down. snother handful was thrown in another dirsction and again but with greater tumult another scramble took place.
 Men and boys of both cclors run over each other in their mad rush to get some of the money. and. as there seemedS to be thousands of dollars on the platform. the crowd went money mad and but for the intervention of some citizens and officers who antici- pated panic. no one knows just what would have happened. . At the solicitation of the officers and the men. Colonel Dillingham; unwII- lingly ceased. and the entertainment and the demonstrations went on. Colonel Dillingham; is taking the city by storm and tremendous crowds are interested in his medicine and his methods of advertising it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
The Aayncate naifsr.

At meetihg of the Publishing Com mfttee of The Alabama Christian Ad- vocate. composed of three clerical and and North Alabama Conferences. Rev. T. S. Chadwick was reelected editor of The Advocate. Dr. S. M. Hosmer was elected chairman. and ]. B. wads- worth. secretary. F. K. Gamble was appointed assistant editor of The Ad- vocAtA. > The Alabama Christian Advocate is in fIid South
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
LIABILITIES.
THE srATE oF ALApAMA.

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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19
CHAPTER XIV.
The Secret Out.

Reverend Arthur, you were on tine
point of doing something OF which you
should be heartily ashamed saia t nSon nee
to atone in a measure. l am gong 10 ASK
that you assist me in making these two
villains prisoners. VIII you 90 III .,,,ho+
shall e. dS sss' III ''''S
The detective placed one revolver in his
pocket and drew forth pair OF hand
Snap those on the wrists of Mr.. Nor
daunt' he said.
The preacher took the handSuns ana
said: Don't come near me, Fitzgerald!
go ahead, Fitzgerald" said Blanton
sternly; 'he is a criminal and II he re-
sists, l have the right to, and Will, shoot
him. Snap the irons onto his wrists"
There was that In the detectives voice
that commanded obedience. and the
preacher did as told, Mordaunt making no
attempt 10 resist
Blanton drew another pair of handouts
from his pocket and handed them to the
preacher Put those on Sawyer" he
This was DONE the servant making no
attempt at resistance. He was pale, and
1t was evident that the nerve had all Deen
II had a premonition that I would need
those irons tonight, SO brought them
he told Fitzgerald and the two prisoners
to be seated, and they sat down on con-
venient chairs.
the cot the instant the detective appeared
from the closet, revolvers in hand, and
she had sat there, pale but composed.
while the dramatic scene just described
had been enacted.
Blanton was just on the point Of adj
dressing her, when he heard the sound OF
hurried footsteps in the hall. and he quick
ly turned so as to face the door. It was
locked, however, so there was no danger
that the newcomer would enter.
The footsteps ceased In front OF the
door, and then there came lively rat-tat-
tat on the panels.
who is there?' asked Blanton.
the reply. "Open, or ! will knock 1t
down."
The detective started. and peculiar
Blake" he said to himself; now, how in
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19
MEANING OF DREAMS.

To hear a lot Of gossip, in your dream,
promises you some small profit
To dream that you have son Is sign
of a birth soon due.
There is success in store for whoever
dreams of soap.
IRENE want.
To see hotel is sign of imminent de-
parture on a journey.
To dream one is running away Is token
To dream Of food is threat of a SIAN
derous attack upon your reputation.
To dream of candy is sign OF serious
money losses.
If, in q dream, you see the evidence of
frost, you have therein strong assurance
of success.
To dream of small fire means pleasures
in store If 1t is a large confiagration, some
great festivity Is soon to come off II fire
Is slowly starting, sincere love will soon come
to you II 1t starts suddenly, there is threat
Of quarreling.
To cut ones fingers In a dream is sign
that you are about to lose friend on ac-
count of q serious disagreement; II you see
yourself with more fingers than the normal
number, your marriage will be failure
If you dream that you hear singing In a
church, distress and anxiety will be your lot
Should you yourself sing In your dream, the
deepest sorrow, even to the despairing point,
will be In store for you.
To see a purse in your dream means tenn
porary prosperity; If 1t is empty, durable sue.
cess II 1t Is full to overlooking, token of
mean habits and laziness; IL you. dream you
are finding a purse, bankruptcy Is imminent
II 1t is black, there are hopes for you; II 1t
is blue, happiness is coming.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19
be The means OF Keeping corporation
sse--r~-e, ouA, f,n,.hliezaasi where

macintosh being there, II snatched them both
up together and throwing them over my arm,
took my bag, and as the boats signal for
departing rung in my ears ] rushed on board
just In time.
1t was, dark night-a very dark night.
stood on the guards of the vessel, leaning
upon my rifle, shrouded in the folds OF the
long cloak. Jack Duane passed me with a
careless glance In my direction.
you look like Hamlet the melancholy
Dane he exclaimed "or King Lear, leaning
upon his trusty STAFF
wild impulse seized me, and as he passed
,son to join Colonel Lyell in the cabin, made
up my mind. There was the sound OF a
splash in the water; and boat glided swiftly
on, and my rifle lay at the bottom Of the
gulf, never to be seen by mortal eyes again
stronger than myself had urged me on. Since
the awful tragedy Of the night before the
sight of a rifle was obnoxious to me; and
now that 1t was gone, ] felt strange sense
of relief. wandered away to another part
Of the vessel and all at once saw Colonel
Lyell and Jack Duane seated Familiarity side
by side.
/ came to a halt, for the sound of Esme's
name spoken by Duane's, voice with
tender, caressing accent, fell upon my ears.
What was he saying about Esme In that ten
der way, to Esme's father?
A quantity of freight piled high In pyra-
darkness of the night helped to screen me.
i paused for moment.
And standing there, while listened to
Jack Duane's words, fairly paralyzing me
with establishment and awakening fierce
wrath within my heart, my eyes fell upon
sight which will never forget, never while
] live--an awful, blood curdling sight!
To be Continued NEXT Month.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19
FAMOUS SAYINGS OF FAMOUS MEN.

All is lost save honor.-Francis 1.
The paths of glory lead but to the grave
Gray.
The child Is father of the man.-Words-
worth.
Every absurdity has champion to defend
it.-Goldsmith.
Liberty, when 1t begins to take root, Is
plant Of rapid growth.-George Washington.
The orientals have another word for acci-
dent: It is et"-fate-Macauley.
Though the people support the government
the government should not support the people.
Grover Cleveland.
The union Of the states is indissoluble; the
country is undivided and indivisible forever.
David Dudley Field.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19
THE POINTING
FINGER
Synopsis.

Synopsis.
Gordon Weatherby, a multi-millionaire liv-
ing at New Rochelle, was found lying dead on
the shore of the Sound-evidently murdered.
Milton Emerson, a neighbOr, was arrested Tor
the crime and was held to be guilty by the
cOroner's jury. Harvey Blanton, detective,
is called into the case by Gertrude Weatherby,
daughter Of the dead man, and his work
brings forth many surprises. John sawyer
q butler-is the object Of suspicion on the
part of Blanton from the first interview and
the case promises to come to speedy end
with the guilty party in custody, when Ger
trude Weatherby suddenly requests Blanton,
the detective, to withdraw. from the case;
This request, following closely on the arrival
and Immediately following an interview that
the young lady had with her second cousin
and only relative, Gerald MOrdaunt, who has
been absent from New Rochelle for some
time, is not relished by the detective, and ne
decides to go ahead on his own account ana
at his own expense. 80
A note received by Blanton from Miss
Weatherby asking him to call at her resi-
dence at 8 p. m, but as her house Is the
home of Mordaunt 1t Is not unlikely that ne
has something to do with the writing OF II.
Blanton goes to the Weatherby mansion,
finds Miss Weatherby missing, locates the VII
lains and is just in time to stop her marriage
with Mordaunt.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-04-19

offerf Besides the Dinner Set you can obtain Parl
Dresses Jackets Skirts. in fact everything that u
family and they won't cost you cant, according to n
United States have furnished their homes through
What Have Done for 0thers !
There's no reason on earth why you should not {
away. but-you must act NOW. II you put Il on
in and get the agency instead Of you. DON'T sen
and address on q postal card, mail Il AT ONCE
you will be convinced that the sending Of this card
RoBERT THAI.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-03-14

The Musical Hoyles, one of the finest
travelling light orchestras and enter
tainers on the road will give concert
at the K. P. hall on Friday evening of
this week. Admission 25c to concert.
After the concert the orchestra will
furnish music for social dance. 1t is
not an invitation affair but all are cor
daily invited. The Hoyles come to
this city with excellent press notices
and we can assure all who attend that
they will have an evening of music
which they will thoroughly enjoy.