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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
TWO OFFERS MADE.
RusseIlviIIe Has Opportunity To Have
 Wnter and LiChf Plantn.

RussellvilIe Has Opportunity To Have
 water and Light Plants.
 Russellville, May 1S-- Special The question as to whether Russellville will have electric lights and water works will soon be decided by vote of the people.
 MT. Lamar, representing Birmingham capitalists, has presented proposition to the board of mayor and aldermen to install electric lights and water works provided the city will take a certain number of fire plugs and arc lights and give them a thirty year franchise.
 Some Nashville gentlemen are also anxious for the franchise. and after hearing both propositions. the board decided to let the people decide whether they would assume the extra tax nee essary for the maintenance of the im- proVementS
 This is the second week of Circuit Court here and good progress has been made in clearing the docket. Among the most interesting cases YVES the suit of Jesse c. Counts, by nIs next friend, Northern Alabama Railway. for injuries sustained when crossing their track The suit was for $25,O0O and verdict giving him $l5,000 was rendered.
 Ed Smith the white man held on the charge of murdering his wife, had his case carried over until next term Of court.
 Dr. G. w. Read of Tuscumbia will preach the commencement sermon for the High School next Sunday at the Methodist Church The entire week following will be devoted to commence ment exercises.
 The Medical Society of Franklin County met here this week to trans- act business and elect officers. The off, cers elected were: President, Dr. W. P. Hughes; Secretary and Treasurer, Dr. J. W. Nance; County Health Officer. Dr. w. P. Hughes.
 Mir James A. Ramsey and Miss Will lie Lee Martin were married at the res idence of &the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Martin. Rev. W. H. Austin offciated. The groom Is deputy sheriff of this county.
 Robert Dearing has returned from the military institute at Columbia, Tenn. and Is dangerously i'll at this fathers home here He will be taken to Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
SOCIETY ADDENDA

!, Mrs. L.. W. Jones and little son. Laurens, Jr,; of Birmingham, are the Sors St s's Ssnls. 9s'tssE s'sss Mrs l v N M
 A MUSIC RECITAL. Yesterday afternoon at the Sternfeld studio of music, the following program - Hungarian Dance" = tEngelman).
 "Primrose Dance"-tKrogman. Rosa
 ....TTulip'nH Hichner); Ruby Rogers; The Dancing Lessons'-(Duelie)' ise-iDunernoy). Jeanette Trum,
 Hunting Butterflies" - tHirsch),
 The Pansy" - Gichner). Louise
 "Tyroiean Melody"-tvan GaeD. syd-
 switch's Dance"-tschyttel, Mary V. "Rondo la Turk"-(Burgmuller) = Mary Ellen Harvey.
 | Hugger, Carrie Hugger and Katie Grif- l filth; second piano. Misses Mamie Can | non, Nellie Cannon and Liller Belle Curious story"-(Heller). Elizabeth
 "searf Dance"--(chaminade), Miss
 ouaretet. ''Romanze"-tBach). First piano; Misses Georgia saffold and Min Min nie strauss seeond on gano;s,d giano;; Misses Alice
 Ssonata, C Major, first movement, | (Mozart),S Miss Ethel Tresslar with Grieg piano accompaniment by Miss
 "Noveiette"--tG tGade). Miss Georgia sa5aSia'. ta5 '.1nventfon"-tBaeh,; tb). "Ma- poanie Tsio E1Slse First piano. Misses Eloise Sadler, Mary Ellen Harvey and Elizabeth n Brown Brown Margaret Preiss and Katie Haden. .. "Waldesrauchen" = tsinding) Miss Katie aaar9sti GrtifltP; Peer aynt suite"-(eier, (a5. Morning; (b), "Ases Death. to1, ,he Aniaras Mountain nhss King, First piano Misses ssaona Etnsi psno Missss katie arh and Liller Belle smith.
 Miss Ethel Ross spent the past week as the guest of Mrs. Isaac Ross, en route to her home inN opelika from Nashville, where. she has been at school. < 9s ss
 Mrs. Herbert Frierson has returned from visit to Butler, Ga.
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 AN ENJOYABLE OUTING.
 The members of the senior class Of the Girls High School were beautiful ly entertained by Miss Belle Chestnut at a picnic at her home at McGehee's Switch, yesterday The party left the city at 8 o'clock yesterday morning in a talIy-ho ,and returned after delight full day, late in the afternoon A picnic dinner was served on the lawn shortly after noon and horse back riding was ono of the delightful fea- lures of enjoyment. Later in the af- ternoon, ices were served. Beautiful souvenirs of the occasion were leaflets ornamented with brown chestnut burs.
 The party, which was chaperoned by Miss E. M. Bullock. principal of the High School, included: Misses Retta Taylor, Mary Metcalf. Mary Spann. Ma rion McGehee, Ellen Lucas, Stella Lamar, Annie Chandler. Agnes OCon- nor, Leslie Centerfeit. Flora Stakely. Carrie Brown Joseph, Rosalind Sayre Mary Mcqueen. Lula Mcqueen, Julia May Henderson. Maude Howe. Mary Belle Crenshaw and Miss Bullock. se se e
 After a pleasant visit of three weeks to friends and relatives in Mobile. Miss Myrtle Coleman has returned to her home. @ ss g
 Miss Mary E. Ford, Montgomery girl, but lately of Birmingham. Is visit ing her mother, Mrs. A. R. Ford. on Monroe Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
lU LvLLCLl rUNuo
WORK To BE SlAlsl RID AT ONCE ON
 COLLEGE PLEDGES.
S0uyenir Receipt To Be Given Each of sae l,OUO Donors of Money 10 Assist in securing Meth
 Odfst School.

lne commercial Club. acting through rreo s. Ball, Chairman of the commit tee that raised the S50,000 fund for the Metnooist College, will mail Monday to To the Subscribers:
 The Commercial Club takes this op- portunity 10 thank you TOT your gener- -eus and patriotic subscription to the Methodist College Fund and to congrat- uiate the City of Montgomery upon St. curing this valuable prizc The Col iege site has been selected and the sui,- scriptfons are now due
 You Will be waited upon as soon as possible by one authorized to receive payment. but if you prefer you may caii at or send a check to the Exchange Ma tional Bank which has charge of the collections, and make payment
 Ihanking you for your co-operatfop and requesting your further assistance by prompt payment.
 Yours truly,
 The Commercial Clup,
 "A G. Forbes, President" young man has been employed to call on the subscribers Tor payment of the subscriptions and he will begin work In a few days. In the meantime. many make payment without the collector calling, and to them is given the op- portunity of paying the Exchange Na- tional Bank, which has been designat- ou by the commercial Club to make the collections
 souvenir receipt has been prerared and will be issued to each subscriber as he makes payment. It Is expected that these receipts will be highly prized because of the inauguration of a new era in the educational life of Montgom- cry They are beautifully printed in the following form:
 Methodist College for Women souvs-
 mir.
 This certiies that. has the Fifty Thousand Dollar Fund do- mated by the citizens of Montgomery, Alabama, through the Commercial Club, to the Methodist College for Women" and entities to place on the Roll of Honor.
 Ihls ..........fg0T.
 The Commercial Club.
 By the Exchange National Bank" Chairman Ball has arranged an al- pnabetical list of subscribers which shows that 1.060 persons. firms and cor porations have contributed to the fund. As soon as the collections are made. a printed list of the donors will be filed in the Carnegie Library. and copies furnished the College for It's corner stone and library.
 Hann's Shoe Store added $50 to the list yesterday, and a few others are still expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
lNIAN CLUES GIFT TO

IONlAN CLUES GIFT TO
 HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY. The members of the Ionian Club have devoted the past year to the subject of their years work they have framed and presented six pictures, all Michael Angelo's, to the High School, and eight some of the best examples of his Flor entine and Roman pictures.
 Miss Bullock, principal of the High School, in the following letter expresses her appreciation of the gift to the school:
 Mrs: c. A. Coleman, Chairman of Committee:
 Dear Madam-The faculty and pu- pills of the Girls High School return most hearty thanks for the pictures so kindly sent to the school few days ago. We appreciate them not only as the work of the great master. but as contribution of the club to the cause of education in wt.sh the Ionian Club has always shown progressive inter- est. we shall hang them in our audi torium as memento of your. great consideration for all educational matt ters and especially for your thoughtful care of your own High School. With many thanks I am,
 Most fraternally yours.
 Eliza Bullock,
 Principal"
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 Mir. and Mrs. wylder of Birmingham are visiting their daughter, Miss Gus sic Wylder. on Jeff Davis Avenue.
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 The Queen of Clubs will be enter tained on Wednesday by Miss Eliza
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 The Art study Club will meet with Mrs. Joe Burton. at POP Scott Street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Miss Nell Boothe has returned home for the summer.
 Miss Florence Ford, who has been teaching at Tharin. in this county Is at home. 132 Monroe Street. for a few IN HONOR OF MRS. BIRCH. One of the charming small affairs of by Mrs. Homer LeGrand Friday af- ternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs A. P. Birch, of Birmingham. Three ta- oles were placed in two apartments engagement of peoples. daisies, ragged robins, roses, nasturtiums and sweet peas.
 The beautiful prize. an oil bottle of soIon1al design, was won by Mrs Vfc- Mrs. LeGrand's guests were: Mrs. ". B. Ellsberry, Mrs. J. w. Walker, Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mrs. Jules 'Dunham.
 
 ,> son, Mrs. c. B. Teasley. Miss Olivia Arlington, Mrs. Lloyd Lyons Mrs. W. A. Gayle and Mrs. Montgomery Smith
 < E Ss MEETING OF SHAKESPEARE CLUB. When the members of the Shake speare Club met yesterday morning with Miss Dorothy Graham at her home on Court Street. they devoted themselves to reading from the play, "As You Like It."
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 The Tintagil will meet with Miss Dolly Kirk Monday afternoon at 430 o'clock.
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 Mrs. J. B. Chatfield will go in a day or two to Ozark, where she will. de- liver an address on Wednesday evening in the interest of W. c. T. IT. work. Mrs. Chatfield is an able speaker and is one of the most valuable workers in the w. c. T. U. in Alabama.
 & se & Mrs. Files Crenshaw and children. who have been visiting Mir. Crenshaw's $ parents. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cren- shaw, have gone to North Carolina for the summer.
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 Mrs. James D. Haralson has re- turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Norton, in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
Major Carlisle Sells Interest in Peoples
 Ledger.

Major Carlisle Sells Interest in Peoples
 Ledger.
 Enterprise, May 1s--iSpecial) -- Messrs. Hall and Aman, of Dothan, have purchased the subscriptions and good will of The Peoples Ledger, the weekly newspaper published at Enterprise. They promise a greatly enlarged paper and expect to make extensive changes for the better.
 The gentlemen who have charge of the paper now are both young and en- ergetic and Eterprise will no doubt soon have a weekly second to none in the State.
 MT. G. W. Carlisle. from whom they purchased, has been in business for about eight years. during which time he has done much to develop Enterprise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

Birmingham. May 1S-- Special 1.-The Birmingham Fire Department team de- feated the Montgomery Fire Laddies at West End Park here this afternoon by a score of 10 to 2.
 Boatright, of Montgomery, appeared easy while Brown for Birmingham was oulte effective. Between two and three hundred people were at the game, but many tickets were sold, the receipts to go to the Relief Association of each department.
 Mobile golfers went down in defeat here today on the Lakeview Links be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
ICE BLOCKS COMMERCE.
Navigation in Nova Scotia Seriously
 ARected by Icy Sheet.

ARected by Icy Sheet.
 North Sidney. N. s., May 1s.-A serious embargo has been placed up on the commerce of Cape Breton by a field of ice forty miles in length and ten miles wide. The field Is closely packed and extremely danger ous to navigation. For weeks the government steamer has been labor ing to rescue vessels caught in the lee Fishing vessels have bee2 pick ed up and carried away while two of them. 1t is feared, have been lost with all hands. forty men fn all.
 Heavy shipments of coal and iron ore are held up as a result of the ice embargo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

For dessert today order early ICE CREAM from the Randy Kitchen. FlaVOrsi Vanilla, strawberry, Chocolate, Cham Dugne, Caramel and Burnt Almond. Also Orange and Pineapple Sherbet. Phone 55. HInds & Hyatt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

Vast Output of QuiH TOOthpicISs.
 A toothpick factory near Paris turns out 20.0O0,000 quills annually. It is the largest plant of the kind in the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
SPECIAL pinnt Sale.

SPFC1AE
 Plant Sale.
 Monday and Tuesdav. Five Fine Gernniums for 25c. Five Fine Chrisanthemums for 25c. Four Fine Roses for 2Sc. Each package is made up Of different varieties. Sold only at our store, 100 Dexter Avenue.
 ROsEMONT GARDENS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
GREAT FIGHT IS ON
REPUBLICANS GET READY TO sHED
 CORE.
Davidson Issues Call For Gathering pf All Those Who Will Oppose Third
 Term For President s. Roosevelt

Birmingham. May 1s.--tspeciaI. ,- iIns, une f,sat nstto for delegates to the repub- open up in Alabama. -
 Julius W. Davidson. who is chair man of the anti administration faction in the party. today announced thai he had called a conference of repubiicans to be held in Birmingham for June 26, ana that the call would be given wide
 When questioned on n the he ins mattes s'f 1r. Davidson asserted that present and flu ture conditions of the party would be understood that a fight trfss' to be- made ls ie against thirdterm for President Roosevelt s and also to fight the sending convention who favor any man named by. the president.
 Mir. Davidson was asked if the fight was to be made for Senator Foraker or e-President Fairbanks. He declined to say but there is intimation that MT Davidson will be interested in a fight to secure delegates from Alabama for
 Two districts in the state have all ready acted as far as adopting resoiu Presdent 1 @ Rosse%eit. f eS that faction of the party headed by J. O. Thompson, the collector, of internal revenues, being asserted today that there would be in teresting times in republican affairs in Alabama from now on.
 who will retire from the office in few weeks has prepared a peculiar re- quest which he will present at the first meeting of the new administration. He asked that he be allowed to serve the city as chief of police for three weeks He offers to post certified check for five thousand dollars to fndemniy the city against any damage suits. In ad- dition he will pay five hundred dollars chief of police nominated for the DO sition to draw the salary. The object of Mayor Sullivan so he is quoted as city can be enforced. It is not believ- ed the request will be granted.
 street Car Union.
 There were no developments in the matter of a, union among the street has been elected by the union. At a late hour last night an effort was made to organize the men on the East Lake car line but because several people who were not employees of the street railway declined to leave the hall the organizers would not start the work.
 So far no effort has been made 10 call out the men and it is reported that many of the men who joined the union have returned their cards to the organ izers and are announcing intentions of remaining with the company. an order having been issued. according to report that either the card must be surrend- cred or the badge of employment of inc system in Birminghab being tied up in the near future
 Shugart Acquitted.
 Curtis [ ugart was acquitted today in the criminal court in competitor burg election returns in the last elec- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
PAPER CHANGES HANDS.

the Olympia Company They will sing religious music entirely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
CrunkS and Suit Cases

These the values with which we expect to pull your trade
 solid leather Suit Case with all the latest and best trimmings: wrought steel frame, best Irish linen lined and Yale lock- A 5000 Suit Case Monday - $890 good leather with steel frame, linen lined straps all around and brass lock- $900 Monday for ................. ........... .......... $690 Mating Suit Case leather bound, with good brass lock. ............ ............$ $325
 $500 Leather Hand Bag, special .$4.90 =.
 $500 Leather Hand Bag, special. 5.90
 1000 Leather Hand Bag, special. 7.90
 Canvas Covered Trunk with bass wood sats, iron bottom brass trimmed worth $1000 Monday special $790 $500 Trunk, very large body, heavy basswood sats leather straps and brass trimmed throughout Lin lined, self raising tray. Monday special. .$1290
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
avs Of Marketing Your I11oney

When your money has been earned and laid ade you have merely
 transferred your bos useful form, and the little, round metal ce which hold good for that bor value time and any commodity Thus S that money you have simply your past other words you sell your money the merchant sells his merchant dseor profit for os Profit your money what try
 ing show you---how you market with gain yourself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
GbiIdren'S Wedr

50 Japanese Straw Sailors will be the attraction here tomorrow They trimmed with hobby little red and blue streamers and brms light airy and comfortable Their price is $1. .5O Monday special ......... 98c Many other beautiful little straw shapes for Boys and
 
 Boys Blouses and Shrts-the kind that stand the wear, and look their worth TX. and E.. and 'Cadet'' Dral(lS, oUC tO 341O Boys Wash Suits in collection to fit any figure and in styles to fit any fancy. Real swell suts that wash for ............. .............. 69c to $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
UdlueS in WdSb Goods

The demands of for neatness and simplic- ty for cool and airy clothing and the kind which be kept constant freshness with expense but the laundry ticket. N
 Embroidered Swiss-wth white ground and neat lit tie mercerized embroidered figures 35c fabric Monday at ............... ............. 25c
 Figured Dimtes and Organdies-two very sheer ma- terias which make up to the height of daintness 20c value Monday .............,.. .:....... .14c
 Dyed and Printed Cambrc Percale, 36 inches wide and worth 15c Monday y....................1 .12 1-2c
 AT inch French Lawn, extra sheer and extra pretty. The 35c kind, Monday. ................ 29c
 A beautiful Linen Finished Cotton Fabric for skirts and suits It shown in solid white and light blue, and pink checks and figures white ground There is surprise in every yard of it. Monday. .15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
Dew UnderQart11entS

Ladies Muslin and Nainsook Pettcoats in every style and price, from the neat tucked model for walking skirts to the sheer dainty and elaborate creations and embroidery to be with commencement gowns Ladies' Muslin Skirt with knee flounce and 3 cus- ters of small tucks hemstitched hem splendid gar ... Ladies' full wide skirt with deep triple nounce each ruffle composed of group of seven tucks S175 Ladies' Cambric skirt with deep founce of wide em- broidery and tucks. .......... ............ - $196 Ladies' Cambric Skirt with wide ruffe of seven rows of val lace insertion lace beading and bands lace edged
 
 A lovely model with circular founce formed entirely of val lace and insertion lace edged ..s s3ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
Dainty Footwear

Money never buys more beauty than when it places the foot into dainty shoe There part of the dress quite pleasing to both the observer and the
 The famous "Queen Quality" Oxfords for the foot of fashion They here in all of the beautiful spring mod
 es and every leather that should go into shoe Heavy and light soles ....... $25O. $3 100 and $350 La Morte Pumps with the stylish Cuban heel also White Sea Island Canvas Side Lace Ribbon The dan- test of all the beauties. $25O and $500
 As special value and special attraction for Mon
 day offer lot of Womens Patent Colt, plain Don
 goa and Brown Kid Ribbon Tie Oxfords, worth up to $3.0O for Monday. ............... $Z4o Misses and Childrens White Canvas Oxfords and an- kle ties heavy and light weight 85c to $200
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
street Car Union.

ShuGart AcquItttu. -,
 Curtis s'.ugart was acquitted today in the criminal court in competitor with the disappearance of the Lewls- burg election returns In the last elec-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

After a pleasant visit of three weeks to friends and relatives in Mobile. Miss Myrtle Coleman has returned to her home.
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 Miss Mary E. Ford, a Montgomery girl but lately of Birmingham, Is visit ing her mother, Mrs. A. R. Ford. on Monroe Street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-06


La Comunidad de religiosas
Siervas de Maria, celebrara el
nOvenario en- honor de su excel.
sa Patrona la Santisima Virgo n
de la Salud, Ell dia del corrien-
te al toque de oraclones.
FL dia IA d la misma bora ha-
bra Salve sOlemne. Y Ell dla IS 4
las nueve de la manana Misa
con sermon a cargo del m ny Re.
verendo Padre Agustin de Pam
plona.
La Comunidad de Siervas de
Maria invitan a sus numero-
los amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-06
|UNA CAR7A DEL MAESTRO CAMPOS

ST. Director de EI. BoLET1N MERcANTIL
Pres4nte,
Muy sefior mio: Ruego usted ha.
ga pdblico mi gradecimiento hacia
las personals que lie expreso al final por
sus obsequios en- la noche de mi bene=
ficio, como tamb1en q mis- padrinos
comercio y pdblico en- general que me
favorecieron con su asistencia.
De ID Alto. S. S.
G. CAMPos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-06
REGALOs:

KEGALOS:
Un elegante reloj de orc del seflor
Gustavo Mufioz, precioso reloj moder-
nista del sef1or Ricardo Narvaez, ele-
gsnte reloj y cadena de ORC con un
brillante de la sefIora Blanca Matras
Preciosos gemelos de orc del sefior
Juan Rosello, boquilla de ambar con
incrusta clones de orc del sefior Pedro
Sanchez
Pafuelo de seda con caprichosa ale
goria m1sical y espresiva dedicatoria
del Maestro Francisco Verar, caias
tabacos de la senora Isabel Fernandez,
GAIA de tabacos del senior Antonio Ba
zan, eleg ante GAIA de tabacos del sefior
Manuel Real
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-06

video en- la primera quincena del &C
tual, ST reune sufciente carga pa
ra este puerto.
Vapor espaiol Puerto Rico sa-
li6 de Barcelona ell II del pa
sado para esta con las escalas in :
termedias.
Vapor americana San Juan, sal
dra de New York, para este puerto
maflana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-06
Frutos del pals

-Azdcar para Ell consume
Moscabado (claro) S4.25
de miel (claro) 800
centrifuga primera 500 525
americana primera 500 $50
de Ponce 2IA Al,
Cafe corriente, nominal
Para exporta ion, de 1925 4 10 50
Almidon s
Maiz az
Sebo de res A.5o
Cocos, millar 22.oo
Algodon 6 4
Cueros dulces ~
" F N t S DE AZU C A r