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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
HEISMAN PRESIDENT
FOOTBALL COACH HEADS ATLANTA
 BASEBALL CLUB.
Clean, secretaFy--TheFe Will be No Change In Management of Local Club, B. Smith Retaining
 His positi0n.

Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 4.---At meeting of the Atlanta Baseball Association to- day, J. w. Heisman, coach of the foot ball eleven at the Georgia School of Technology, was elected President. and T. K. Glenn, Secretary.
 There will be no change in the man. agement of the local ciuB, B. Smith retaining his position as manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

F. A. Dillingham;, the popular Edvss ser, was interviewed in his s,sags table quarters in this city by rs sa who came from a distance to ss h.1i for the purpose of being treat es 8. to obtain his remedies for run ss1y debilitated system, their names este.s withheld for certain reasons bet
 own to themselves--but that ss no difference to Col Dillingham;. .as n whom Plant Juice has made
 E. He answers all questions in
 ghtforward manner. and when ,s In regard to nerve force. said;
 Iieve all physical or bodily ac- motion comes from an invisible - and this source Is a substance;
 aind. Mind is co-existent with
 rye forces Mind wills. and the
 beys. Mind in cause. Now we
 ie mind responsible for the body,
 we are dealing with man. we must consider mind first of all. Man can never be we'll physically while his mind is forming a false world about himself. False conditions of mind are contrary to health. harmony and hap pinesE
 Hence the first step to regain happi- ness is to remove all obstacles, clear away the rubbish; clear the temple, 1. e., body and mind, of all that Is wrong. First put the liver into perfect action; see that you digest all the food you eat l want it plainly understood that am not pointing out conditions from the beginning of restoration to health. I claim that ali forms of disease can be subdued, and that there is no incu- rable disease. believe there is a cure for every ailment that mankind is heir 60 in Natures laboratory. if we only
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
cURTAIL PRODUCTIONS
Hara Yarn spinners Enter Into Aeree-

Charlotte, N C., Nov 7.--At q. meet ing of the Southern Hard Yarn Spin ners' Association here today an agree ment was adopted looking to the cur tailment of production at least one- third, during the period beginning Mo- vember Il and ending Jsnuary l, 1908.
 Manufacturers representing in the aggregate 750,000 spindles were pres ent and these unanimously subscribed to the agreement. The condition of the cotton market and the financial sit- uation was given as the reasons for the eurtailment.
 Another meeting was called for Mo- velnbcr 14 at which the mills not rep- resented today are expected to sub- scribe to the agreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
METHODIST BISHOPS.
List of Conference Appointments is Given Ont

E4IAt OA OVnIefehce Appointments 10
 Given Out.
 Spokane. Nov. IA list of Methodist conference appointments for 1908, as made yesterday by the Board of Bish- ops in session here include the follow ing: Arkansas,i Russellvifie, January 16, Bishop Berry; Baltimore, Washing ton, April 1, Cranston: Central Mis- souri, St. Louis. March {, MeDowell: {: East German, March 26, Burt; Florida, Jacksonville, January 2s, Berry; Louis- lana, New Orleans January 29, Will McDowell; St. Johns River, Jackson vile. Fla, .Jahuary 30, Spellmier; South Florida Mission, St Petersburg, Janu- ary 16, Spellmeir; Upper Mississippi, Greenwood. January ?, Wilson; Wash ington, Baltimore, Marchell, GoodselI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
ANOTHER FRANK BOYD.
It Was Not the Montgomery Man Wht
 Escaped from Spefgner's.

AL W &B 4NVt NHG 1A0Ah8OHhCEt 4sA&A w GV
 Escaped from Spefgner's.
 The news that Frank Boyd had es- capped from the State prison at Speig- ner's a week ago proves to have been incorrect, so far as 1t relates to the man sent to prison from Montgomery. It was another convict of the same name who made'h unceremonious exit from the custody of the prison warden.
 Mrs. M. T. Boyd of West End, the mother of the young man, says that she and her daughter were at Speig- ner's to see her son Sunday night and Monday morning, and were told by the officials there that the Montgomery Boyd, who was still in prison, though the other Boyd had already escaped, was a model prisoner.
 The warden. indeed, at that time, gave Mrs. Boyd a retter of recommen- dation for her son, in her effort to se- cure a pardon for him. Mrs. Boyd is blind. and is seeking to secure the re- lease of her son, whom she regards as confined without reason, that he may assist in her support. <-t.a-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
GURKo FOUND GUILTY.
Russian Ofiicial Guilty of Malfeasan
 During Grain Famine.

HN'''"I0a" NFI'IuHuI uuIIIy Ot MMIKeasance
 During Grain Famine.
 St. Petersburg. Nov. I'M. Gurko Vice Minister of the Interior, who was implicated in the great grain scandal during the famine relief operations Of 1906, and who was placed on trial be- fore the Senate as high court of jus tice. has been found guilty of malfeas- ance, sentenced to dismissal from office and ordered to make restitution to the amount of over S250,0
 Through an Illegal contract M. Cur. ko made deal with an irresponsible individual named Lidvel to supply all the grain to the famine stricken prov inces and advanced him s40O.O0O with out security.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
LOvING00D IS FREED
MOBILE YOUNG MAN ACQUITTED
 OF MURDER.
Jury Turns Loose Slayer of Frank Noreo, . Creole. After Delib- erating Only Fifteen
 Minutes.

Mobile. Nov. 7.--(special) )--After be- ing out for only fifteen minutes the jury in the case of Albert Lovingood, a young white man charged with mur- der. returned verdict of not guilty.
 Lovingood was arraigned in the City Court for the murder of Creole, Frank Noreo, whom he shot to death after the latter had slapped Lovin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
OF GEORGIA
 RAILWAY.

Arrival and departure of trains Union Pas senger station. Montgomery, Ala, Effect. i've Sept. sth. 1907. s0th Meridian tim@
 DEPART. For Union Springs. Troy. Andalusia. Eufaula. Ozark. Americus, Alba ny, Columbus, Macoh savannah and Augusta ..., ...A .... .... A:4Spm For Union Springs. Troy AndaluAia. Eufaula, Fort Gaines, Dawson Amsrieua. Albany. corbus. Macon s;iOam
 ARRIVE. From savannah. Augusta, Macon. Columbus Albany, Amertcus. Ozark. Eufaula. Andalusia, Troy, and Union Springs .... ....... .11;1Oam From Macon Columbus, Albany Americus, Dawson, Fort Gaines, ] Eufaula, Andalusia, Troy. Union Springs .... .... .... .... .... 7;sSpm
 ALL TRAINS DAILY. For further information write or apply to R, C. Brookes C. A., 1c2 Montgomery St.. s. T. surr0tt, D. T. A., Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
postmaster GenernI snenl.s.

Chicago Nov. 7,-Postmaster Gen. erel George von L. Meyer was the guest of honor tonight at the banquet of the Industrial Club of Chicago. His sd- dress which was the principal speech of the evening, was upon matters con- nected with the administration of his department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
Fire in Packing Houae.

Omaha, Neb., Nov, Fire which for some hours threatened to ach serious proportions started in the fertilizer de- partment of Swift and Company's packing plant at South Omaha tonight. When the blaze had been extiuguished at midnight, the estimate of the loss was placed at $30,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
x,T,,, wells Killed.

r,..at,r Nov. 7--(Special. )--Wlli
 ,Ls,e DecasUr . ,,,sIi known young man of De- esfnr Me1as' lost his life late yesterday ar, < fsrnoon by tree falling on ,,n nina ana Mis sosi ;snstautiy crushing out his life; .,. hars als remains were brought to ms Ms nSsav lSaxes s' a a ,ts th,s mOsntp nor two small children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
Robin.on sprines Delewafes.

pointed to the Confederate reunion By Camp Robinson Springs, No. 396. U. c. V: A. T. Goodwin and w. B. Frasier: alternate, w. D. Whetstone and J. B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
OFFICIALS ARRIVE.
United States Steel Corporation Men
 Inspect EnNley Plant.

Birmingham Nov. 7.-John Refs. as- ststant to President W. E. Cory; M. A. Newland, engineer, and Charles K. Winslow, statistician all of the United States Steel Corporation which re- gently procured control of the Tennes- see Company. arrived In Birmingham this morning.
 Mir. Refs d'd not make a statement although he intimated that there would be one later. He inspected the steel plant at Ensley today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

Only One "BROsEO QUININE"
 That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. ". Grove. Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One day. 25c. fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.
 re old Standard GROVES TAs-- ESS CHILL TONIC drives out malaria and builds up the system. For grown people and Children. boc. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
MRS. BURCH's FUNERAL.

nnnsafna of We'll Known Woman Laid
 to Rest fin Oakwood.
 The funeral of Mrs. Florence Bureh, who died Wednesday afternoon at her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
MUTE GIRL SUICIDES
mrss JESSIE BOHEMIAN TAKES CAR-
 BoLEC ACID.
ehe Was Member of Prominent Selma Famfly--Death of Mrs. Boyian and Mrs. Turner in
 Central City.
Advertiser Bureau, i,

Selma, Nov. '.
 Miss Jessie Bozeman. 8 young woman about 20 years old died st frsst sne nomt this IS morning about 2 o'clock from dose ol carbolic acid which she took witn SUI efdal intent about o'clock last nisnt.
 Shortly after o'clock last night the young woman was found suffering in 4ently by one of her sisters. Physi- clans were summoned. but medical sca- ence was unable to re,feys sifsring tne ssSerai s hours she died surrounded py those who loved her.
 Miss Bozeman was mute. !. Is said that she had had. eoSssmpiaase sssng asss she informed one ef her sisters that she was going to kin herself. The family was informed, but 1t was soiisssg and did not consider the matter
 of late the young woman had been in the best of humor and health. Last as lie with the rest of the family. During the course of the meal she became very angry and left the table, sffer reaching her room she took 2 bottle of carbolic acid which she had secreted and swallowed the contents. Some time later one of her sisters en- tered the room and found her sunerihg from the dose of acid.
 Miss Bozeman was a beautiful young woman and was greatly beloved py all snS wh9 hnsg hsa Mr sne snd Mrs es Boae man, and several sisters and brotners.
 The funeral services took place from the family residence at aSls Lamar Street. this afternoon at 4:So O'CLOCK
 Death of Mrs. Boylan.
 This morning about o'clock at local inf1rnary, Mrs. Nellie 8. boylan, widow of John Boylan of this city,
 Mrs. Boylan was well-known wo- man. She had been a resident Of Selma great many years. Sne was oe. and the funeral services will take place from that church tomorrow morning,
 she leaves a sister, several daugn- ters and a son.
 Death sf Mrs. Turner.
 Late last night at her residence. corr ner of Selma and Green streets tneIe occurred the death of Mrs: Alwiida M. Turner she had Sesn St sha m tOr saddsns took a turn for the worse yesterday and sank rapidly until the end came last night. She was the widow of os
 me funeral services will take place at o'clock tomorrow morning at the % shs leaves s two children, Mrs. J. D. Ray of Ensley and Frank T. Turner of this city, and a number of relatives.
 Great Toe Cut on.
 Percy Gilmer, boy about 15 years old, had the great toe on his left foot cut off by q street car on Broad Street last night about o'clock. The ooy went to get on the front platform ot khe car while it was moving, when he fell and the car wheels struck his foot. The Selma friends of Misses Emma Nfeffnrf and Alice Meffert of Louisville, Kv.. will regret to learn of the death Of their father. a prominent citizen of Louisville, which occurred n that rftv Tuesday, Both of the Misses MefrSrt have visited in Selma on sev- erai occasions and they have number Of friends here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08

Tina ssIma friends of Misses Emma Meffert and Alice Meffert of Louisville. Kv.. will regret to learn of the death Of their father. a. prominent citizen If Louisville, which occurred in that sftv Tueaday Both of the Misses Meffsrt have visited in Selma on sev- erai occasions and they have number of friends here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
Death sf Mrs. Turner.
Great Toe Cut on.

Percy Gilmer, boy about 15 years old, had the great toe on his left foot cut off by a street car on Broad street last nfsgilt about s o'clock. The boy
 went to get or the front platform of khe car while it was moving, when he eelI and the car wheels struck his foot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-29
New kent News

Roxbu-y. "a. Iuae 26.-Every-
one s 1ow busy. Farmers arc A.
wearing smiles. to- the prospects are
tor GLORIOUS crops Of a. kinds.
&c wheat crop s TIE best known
.or years. while corn ard melon
crops BIC fair 70 g ane. Hundreds
o. tons OF tine hay have already beer
housed.
Tie political campaign IS warm
.-g p. Our fr;ehd. whom We a.
respect ard admire. Hon. NJ. Z.
Barnes. VII have opposition for
commonwealth zr1roney II the per
sor OF Hon. r. T. Gregory. Of
Tu-stals. Poth NJ. Barnes arc
w. Gregory arc popular with our
people and re fight promises 10 *
AZ interesting one
NJ. ?. =. Sweet. OF White House.
treasurer OF New Kent. and has
been FOR = number OF years. nak.nF
a most efficient Official. W, Dc op-
posed BY Ny. w. ?. Tuastal.
| Ny. Jones. the present commits
s;oaer OF TIE revenue vii BE opposed
| By Ny. Douglas Christian Thi'
5 A. appointment BY the Judge
NJ Christian 3 az presen; deputy
clerk for Mr. T. y. Harris. county
cierk for New Kent He too IS
quite q young nan
There vii be match game o:
base bal played Saturday at Mour'
Castle. between the Cross Roads
team and tie Mount Castles !
VII DC close game. the fair rooters
wiI DC out to cheer their favorites
with sweet smiles and a glad hand
shake. aad other swee's.
Children's Day exercises Will DC
he'd AZ Providence NJ. r church
July 4th. al day. Capt Johr
lamb IS expected TO address the
school A trained choir VII furnish
music OF rare selections. The ladie:
viii serve free dinner and I'll hsvc
cream and tropical fruits for sac
AL are cordially invited 10 come arc
VII DC welcome.
AT. EVAN. OF York county. Ia
accepted a position with Mr.. A. =
Walker. as clerk in the store. IL
has made many frierds while u
here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-29
Norge News

Norge. Va. June 2S.-Mr. II. J.
Kin6e. has commenced work OF his
residence here and also commenced
work On the addition 70 his already
large store.
4 large crowd gathered here Sun
DAY morning and drove down 70 Mr.
.. :. Aas near Oak Tree. for sur-
Prise. Mr.. sn6 Ms Aas were pre-
sen;e6 with a fine silver set. and
everybody attending had a pleasant
and sOcial 6ne.
NJ. =. =. Anderson has been o.
the SEX list for a tew days bat IS
nov improving.
". +. X Tyssen has finished
tae carpenter work OF NJ Ander-
Soa's store building.
NJ. 4. = Anderson has sold rs
SOCK CT groceries % 4. a Bergh
nd =. x Tysoa who ~ t-y C
keep & t1l re q fresh groceries,
nea, ao6 general merchandise q,
.,wes- possible proes. an6 are here
20 please the people.
NJ. x. K. Tysseo. and J. 4
Nesse-h. O.; Croake-. were n tow
"Wednesday evening.
". Ich- S--sao- we-, through
,oR- Thursday v;,h -a-Ee e1E re
~ MS saw I'll which = IS p-'ti-E
~ OF rs uzo, Q: timber neat
C-cssc--
". and Ms. K. K Tyssen. o.
--5zke-. aid W. a16 Ms Gsrbory
q. Nora Dako,s. were down Q -
ex-os-o- Iast week NJ. ard Ms
Gs-5c-y have rer-r1eo . No-i
D-so-s. z::e- . pleasant r.s., MI
.-e-6s here
" O1-y Swe-sca snd =. a
8s-Ea were a. The far -ast week
VI. o = E.-5e. was = New
17- News ard Richmond recent,
OF business.
Msss-s. Edward Peterson a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-29

Subseribe for the Gazette. sl.CO
3 year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-29

-cN1i.-C = tlis
: because SO deep
ave Mkuy sud 1e1
deaths are caused
BY is-hcs-t dis
casc pncr-c-is.
heart fsilc-e or
spop,exv s-e otte1
re result % KID
rcv disease =
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-29

NJ x. K Tysseo. and j Il
Nesse-.. O.; Croake-- were r. tow
"Wednesday cvc---E.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Novern.

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4td1nrIle aar,,r.

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Bel Der geitriaen MISUNDERSTANDING
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u~nferes 9abbdrs onqsbaltenl"
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ter: Der Wtanu tpiro Ii6 iber mid
BET Sbnen informiren; Id bite Sie,
eeben sic ibm cine rs6t I6le9te Quss
funft!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
oUiHsn Gle sg nifi2' fiammelis
Surg. aDieIe Bette mar Is II oisfer
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mit osr ntutn aud isoss NAL bic
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
49, Q6inpp.

tnHrrts g6ilipp.
SALT mir gar nift eiul Dur6s
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9unol Grf sn.id6rit Oh ben Wlann,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
print s3natItier.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Ansprnbfrt.

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isIbit eiHeu S6lud Wofsr eetruuien
uHb es BAT mir abIolut nifts ges
idabet!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
prrnIitnnnnniriffel

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bin nit meinem Iisben Noun febt su.
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aus, mann uneefdbr bic Melt unter,
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

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sic ndmIi9 Rbino3eros gefdimpft,
uno bos m6dte i'd BEN guten Ebier
bod in Sbrer gegenipdrt abbittsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
DER a1nrI,nte.

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b6rbabnboFe): rRommt benu Der quo
nod nidt bdlo2" ~ g Stations
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men; has 9unoerI bes 3ugfibrers IN
fmon ou."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Ans Der Bd1mir.

Der asbrsr mid ben aleinen bas
9erbdltHib he's 6irtsn CUR 5esrse redt
liar MAIDEN unb fragt: .Q9enH Sbr
nun ale bic ileiHsu G6dfCsr p6rst
po3 mar If sa.n pobl7" uGas
grobt Gbaf!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

rGs mus aHertoHnt peroen, baB
Sie il6 bet Der 3stiuna oes beinabe
Grsruntensn gang b~,ionesrs 6~erporeez
than boben. n9a ia - Id babe
bon BEN 9etreffenbsu nod bunpert
4aort 81 bsIommsu."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

.Dos gabsn lit I'm 9orFipeiber BEL
flint Wlurt Strafs psrboten. Sd fab
aber beute ben GemeiHoeoiener BARN
Elm Bah nsbmen. Wie iommt bas,
Serr 9iirgermeifsr2" ga, ipiFeu
g, bas tbut er nur - bdmit bic ans
eeren an Guiio brouf triesenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
&c nrnn osrrih,tnrnnI.

ngetlagter nd6oem er
perbort porben. gu Ieinem @ertbeioi.
ger): nRo Sic, reHn Id iebt bic
@abrbeit geIagt Bait. ba ipdren sic
fh6u 'reinoefolen!1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
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sd isbs Did. GmiIie, Iebr bdufig
nit 5pei 9errsR - einmdl nit einem
blonben. unb bdnn ipitber nit einem
f6nor3eul =. WeIber BON BEN beioen
1T nun eisentlid 1ein @rautigam2"
- Der SdDor5e lit Der psrGobs
tere"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
a1rrnnmtin,r rIrhr.

Gindbriger (auf @orpoIfen,
sum 6eIopsbeD: Sd bsmerte bd orii-
ben 70 einen peroGatigeu Sled in Der
2anoidaftl"-6eI pebel (nams
benz er Ourd's 9las seIsb'm; .5reis
lid Elm Isbr perbdatissr Sled = Der
9err Sberit tommtl4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

oWlsinen Gle ni6t aud. bab ben
Gtnbruh beim Banter 9lein Elm NIT
ben @erbdltniFeu gertroutsr DeriiDt
BATE" = oaeinesfausj Elm FOLDER pdrs
bd ni6t singebro6enl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

Isle, Wieper. mGden Sie niht fold
Gin hummes @sii6t, ME Der ,Ielise
Mfars, penu er sur 5anser 6ritoenss
lonfereHs bsIseirt norbsu pGre!"