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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-01

Doctor-Well, did you take the box of pills I gave you9
 Patient-Yes, sir, did; but it ain t done no good. I I'm afraid as p'r'a the lid were on too tight.-Ally Slo- per s Half Holiday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-01

A stitch in time may close the mouths of nine gossips.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
COLLECT DELINQUENT TAXES.

City Treasurer R. s. Williams Is waging a campaign against the per sonal property tax delinquents who have not compiled with the law com polling them to pay their taxes by the first of December.
 In view of the lateness of the year and the great number of delinquents Mayor Teague has caused the police de- partment to arm themselves with Fl. Fa's for the purpose of attaching sucn property as is deemed a fitting settle ment of the debt, and Detective E. W. Jackson, of police headquarters, was yesterday at work on delivering the notices.
 Six or eight delinquents had their property attached yesterday by the de- tective, and the notices are being de- livered as fast as they are received. The city treasurer has delayed this long in attaching the property living in the hope that the delinquents would pay at any time, but inasmuch as there are only three months of the fiscal year he is trying to secure the collec- tions at the earliest time. The Fi.Fa's have been held in abeyance since the first of January last, at which time the treasurer had authority to attach prop erty
 Mr. Williams states that about one hundred tax payers in Montgomery are delinquent in their payments, and while owing but small sums the same are now needed by the city. All of the personal property owners who have not compiled with the law will be handed the notices by members of the police department, and property will be at once made. Each of the delinquents has been notified on several occasions of their failre to pay and the Fl. Fa's are the last recourses of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
GREAT BIRMINGHAM
pEOPLE WILL VOTE JULY 8 ON THE
 MEASURE.
C,.,.sns VIII Take stump and AdvO- cate Consolidation of Mineral Dis trict TOwns-JeIks Head An-
 Surance C0mpanyA

Birmingham, June 4 27.-(Special.)- All qualified voters in the various communities around Birmingham ln- T. cluding the city, will vote on JuIyS m m a primary being arranged in order that expRession can be given as 10 the Greater Birmingham proposition.
 This primary will not have any leg al phase to 1t but will be an ex- pression to the legislators as to the wishes of the people in the territory affected in regard to the larger clty. The people living in Pratt City nave already voted in favor of the greater city People in Birmingham cray mont, Elyton, Avondale, Woodlawn, East Lake and West End Will give the expression thereon.
 The three bills already prepared looking to a big city as prepared by Representatives Jere Kinp will De In mind when the people vote on the proposition The greater city will have a population of more than 125.0OO, if the measures go through the fram- CT of the bills not proposing the change until 1909. North Birmingham will also vote on the proposition at the primary being arranged.
 MT. King, representative R. F. Love- lady, Joseph B. Btbb. secretary or the Birmingham Commercial Club. and about twenty other prominent speak CTS will take the stump in the inter est of the Greater Birmingham bills and work for a favorable expression in the primary on July Sth
 New Insurance Company.
 The Protective Life Insurance Com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
 LAWYERS
 ARE ARRIVING Meeting of State Bar
 Association. CONVENE IN HALL OF HOUSE Many Reports Win Be Made by
 Committees. President Frederick G. Bromberg Will Deliver His Annual Address to
 the Attorneys--Ffne Bar
 becue is Planned.
CONVENE IN HALL OF HOUSE

- Lawyers from all parts of the State many more are expected today. They come to participate in the thirteenth annual meeting of the Alabama State Bar Association, which convenes at 10:30 this morning in the hall of the House of Representatives.
 A large delegation Is expected to ar- rive on the morning train from Btrm- tngham.
 This mornings session will be open ed by an address by the President, Hon. Frederick c. Bromberg of Mobile, Following this the general order of business will be taken up, which Is as follows:
 chairman, John London. Esq.
 Report of Treasurer.
 Report of Executive Committee by the chairman, George w. Jones. Esq.
 Report of the Committee on Juris- prudence and Law Reform by R. L.. Harmon, Esq, member of the commit tee.
 Paper by Armistead Brown. Esq, on The Province of Law"
 Report of the Committee on Judicial Administration and Remedial Proce- dure by tho chairman, Hon. w. H. Thomas.
 Report of the Committee on Legal Education and Admission to the Bar, Dy Lhc CldAIuhdHS 11Ous w Dc A HUI HI E : ton.
 Report of the Committee on Corre- spondence by the chairman, Julius Sternfeld. Esq.
 AS is usual, the papers to be read will not only be on subjects relative to the laws of the State of Alabama but also to the general laws of the country. It is understood that much of the matter to be included in the re- ports of committees will be subject to general debate, which will bring be- fore the body some of the leading lights of the State, and result in discussions that will not only be of interest from a legal standpoint, but, from an ora toricaI standpoint, will in all probabil- ity be the best that could be heard in Alabama.
 Under the guidance of the secretary, Col. Alex Troy, the arrangements for the meeting of the Alabama lawyers have been admirably carried out They provide not only for legal discussions but for pleasant socIal occasion. The meeting of Saturday will therefore be held at Jackson's Lake, where. after the business of the association has been disposed of and the officers have been elected, the annual baFbecue will take place.
 These annual barbecues are prover- bial as being the finest ever given in the State. That the one to be given to- morrow will live up to tradition may be safely left to the care of Secretary Troy, and those who are associated with him in an effort to make the meeting of the association in Montgomery an event long to be remembered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
MARRIED IN FLoMAToN.
Nils. Townsend Becomes Bride of MT.
 Moore.


 Rrewton, June 27.-(Special. )--Mr. R. L Moore and Miss Lena Townsena were married at the residence of the Townsend in Flomaton Tuesday morn- ing. the Rev Ii. C. Moore, brother of the bridegroom. officiating.
 Palms, ferns and white flowers were beautifully blended in the deeoratlons, and the darkened room was softly lighted by the many candles that lent a charming effect to the white and green color scheme.
 Just before the entrance of the bridal marty 70 Promise Me" was sweetly sung. by Miss Anna Drury, with Mss Kate Abernethy as accompanist. With the first strains of Meddelssohns we'd ding march six little girls dressed in white entered with the ribbon. the first two stopping at the entrance to the bay window, then came three little floker girls, Emma Hines Abernethy, Imogene Farris and Matte Lou Thomp- = son. The ribbon bearers were Gladys Sowell. Nellie Farrfs. Willie Grant, Willie May Powell, Gladys Brown and Blanche Drury, all former pupils or Miss Townsend.
 The bride entered leaning upon the arm of the bridegroom, advancing to the alcove where they were met by the minister who pronounced the solemn words that made them man and wife. During the ceremony The Flower song was SoItiy ana sWeetly pAayeu uS Miss Kate Abernethy.
 The dainty loveliness of the bride was enhanced by the dress of clinging organdy and lace Her travelling gown was of castor voile with hat and access sories to match. The bride is a young woman of many admirable traits of character and has many warm friends in her girlhood's home. The bride groom is honored and esteemed for his upright. Christian character. They were the recipients of a number of handsome and costly presents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
Beautiful Wedding in Mobile
 of Colonel Russell and Miss BilLups.

Mobile, June 27.-(SpeciaL 1.-The most prominent wedding that has oc- cured in Mobile in many a day was that of Col Edward Lafayette Rus seii and MISE Margaret Tarleton Bti- lnps at the Government Street Pres byterian Church this evening at s.so
 At ss0 o'clock the wedding party. entered the church to the strains or the wedding march from LohenSrln' played by the organist. MT. John > Holmes. and sung by quartette com, posed of Mrs. F. F. Davis, Miss Mabel Heustis. MT. Tom Hallet and MT: Halii- well. The ushers. Messrs. E. M. Rob tnson. D. R. Burgess. s. R. Prince. K. Y. Taylor, Henry Tacon and Dr. Rhett Eoode. of MobiIs and Messrs. John M. Beall and Haiden Miller. of St. Louis. led the procession to the altar; .,.3a- Miss Saida Billups fair and sweet in white wash chiffon, princess style. and handsomely trimmed in lace: chain linked together with pearls.from which hung peal heart with dias mond dewdrop in the center, presented to her by Col Russell Her arm Don- bum. tied with white chiffon. compiet- ing perfect picture of daintiness ana purity.
 Ang upon the arm of her uncle. MT. n. F. Bestor. her gown of tulle over ch iffon slightly empire, and profusely frfs nmed with cobweb lace. became her gir1'ish figure admirably. the veil of illus ion failing to the hem of her dress, an elaborate shower of lilies of th e valley tied with a silk gauze scarf, hand embroidered in sprays of liilIes of the valley. made as lovely bride as Mobile has ever known
 She wore Col. RusselPs gift a mag nificenf diamond necklace. from which euspendAsd two large pear shaped dia- mofldx of unusual brilliancy, surround fed by diamonds In artistic scroll or- xa xamentatsion. Colonel Russell. with his best nuan, Mir. Frank IA Ross, met fhe party at the altar where Rev. A. n Carr ,oerformed the ceremony. Then as Mende Isaohn's wedding march burst forth, the party left the church in re- verse ordeu,
 Colonel IVussell has engaged a suite at fhe Southern Hotel. St. Louis, where he and his bride will remain over Sat- urdav and lNFrs. J. M. BealI will give d luncheon in their honor at the Glen Echo Club. r hey will then proceed in their private c ar to Chicago, thence to Niagara Falls where they will be en- 1ertafned by MT. and Mrs. J. Fl. T. Pierson, former ly of St. Louis. Then fhey win go to New York City and through Canada, not returning to St. Louis until late in July. when din
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
REnwIyE-wILKERsoN.
Georgfn Man Wins Alabama Bride
 NNadm at Rofu~ulua.

Georgia Man Wins Alabama Bride, weds at NOtasuiga.
 Notasulga, June 27.-(Special)--Qn of the most beautiful weddings or the season was solemnized at the home or Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkerson, Wed nesday evening, when their beautIui daughter, Miss eyra Wilkerson became
 The home was beautifully decorat- ed in green and white. Promptly at 2 o'clock to the strains 9f Mendels5 sNis1sd fingers of Miss Berta Arant. the bridal party entered. Mir Earl Redwine. brother of the bridgegroom acted as was maid of honor. Miss Bessie Red wine. of Madras. Ga. was bridesmaid
 Next entered the bride and bride. groom. The bride wore gown Of white silk. and carried an arm cluster of fern and brides daises tied with white satin ribbon
 Standing beneath an arch of flowers. iron which WI suspended the horse ed their vows, Hearts and Flowers" |" was softly rendered during the beauti- full yet impressive ceremony which was said by Rev. MT. Brewer. formerly of
 A host of friends and relatives were present The beautiful array of cut glass. silver and other costly presents were in evidence of the esteem and PoPuidrlty or these young peoPiS--A WI s, ,; Redwine is second daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkerson. and has won for herself by her sweet disposition many lovable friends who will miss her. MT. Redwine holds responsible positio.i with the Western Railway of Alabama. He Is Assictant freight agent at West Point. Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. Redwine left for West Point, Ga, their home.
 Among the out of town guests were
 Miss Bessie Redwine, and MT. Earl Redwine. of Madress, Ga., Miss Ruth Hudson and MT. Cassie Hudson, of Au- burn, Mir. Allen, of Opelikl, and Miss Gussie Harden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

many was organized at a meeting of fhe stockholders in the Brown-Marx building Thursday. former Governor w. D. Jelks presided over the meet ing. The charter and bylaws of the new company were adopted and the following board of directors elected.
 M. P. LeGrand, Montgomery; W. w. Screws. Montgomery; Craig Smith. Selma; w. F. Vandivsr Montgomery; George H. Malone. Dothan: Eli short CT. Eufaula: Charles Henderson. Troy; R. A. Mitchell, Gadsden: c. c. Hanson. Atlanta, Ga; John B. Knox. Anniston. William A Davis, Anniston: Richard W. Massey. Birmingham: Robert Jem- ison. Birmin gham; Judge Samuel ID. Weakley. Birmingham: Edward H. Cabiniss Birmingham; Rufus N. Rhodes, Birmingham: J. N Miller. Camden w. T. Brown, Ragland; J. R.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

Boyd, Huntsville: ". ". Crawfora' Birmingham: J. c. MabeI. Birming- ham: Sidney J. Bowie. Birming hami Judge Thomas w. Coleman. EutaW. Birmingham; John M. Corr, Birming- ham; William D. Jelks Birmingham:
 The following officers were elected: William D. JeIks, President; Ricnarq w. Massey vice-president: " " Crawford treasurer; John M. Corr. d!- rector of Agents; w. c. Harrison. med- ical director.
 The office of secretary was left ops en and win be filled later.
 Birmingham will be headquarters for the new company, temporary ott- ces having been secured in the BroWn- Marks building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
HEsTER-wLEMoRE.
0Id-Fashloned wedding of Popular
 Persons at Lixxieville.

Persons at Lixxievfile.
 Tuscaloosa, June 27.-(Spectal. IT. William J. Hester of this city and Miss Bessie McLemore were married yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Joel McLemore at Lizzfeville, three miles from Boligee.
 The affair was one typical of genuine old time Southern hospitality. The guests began to assemble in the morn ing at the beautiful country home, where just twenty-five years ago the brides mother plighted her troth In the same room. In the afternoon out under the beautiful shade trees was held Barbecue and immediately after the ceremony an elegant reception was held.
 The maids of honor were: Misses Julia McLemore and Lucille Hester. sis ters of the bride and groom respec- lively. The best man was V. Hugo Friedman of this city. A handsome array of presents attested the popular ity of the young couple.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Hester left for a visit to later go to Sulphur Springs. where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

honor and Misses Shelby Patton. Alice Garth and Johnnie D. Searcey, Of Huntsville, and Miss Ola Sykes, of Elk hart Ind. were bridesmaids E: K. Matthews, Jr., was best man. VIII Hal sey. John Matthews, K. G. Brickell and Charles Fletcher were ushers. The bride was given away by her brother, R. F. Dement,.
 The marriage was of great social interest here, the bride being one Of the most popular young girls in Hunts vile society.
 The couple left at midnight for Colo rado on a honeymoon trip.
 Ike N. Winston, of Birmingham. and Miss Anna Lou Lamberson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John W. Lamberson, were married today at the home of the brides parents. Rev. B. G. Mitchell om- ciating. The wedding was quiet af- fair, only a limited company of rela- tfves and friends being present. MT. and Mrs. Winston left on the morning train for Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. WALKER.

Birmingham, June 27-(special. )- The funeral of Mrs. Virginia Walker, widow of William A. Walker. and a member of one of the oldest families in the courty, who died suddenly We'd nesday night at her home from heart failure. will take place Friday after noon.
 The pail bearers will be Robert lem ison, Sr., Major E. M. Tutwiler, Ru- fus N Rhodes, T. H. Motion, W. P. G. Harding, Dr. George Nj. Morrow, R. II Pearson J. B. Cobt.
 The funeral services will be at the Church of the Advent, Episcopal. and the interment will be at Oak Hill. Six children survive Mrs Walker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
NInrn Than ouinine.

Quinine is simply one of the products of the Cinchona Bark, and the drug which is used in GROVES TASTBLESS CHILL. TON IC contains more of the active principles of
 Cinchona Bark than ordinary quinine. Eve Flour contain more nutriment than ordi-
 nary white flour as part of the properties or the wheat are lost in rendering the flour white. This same thing is true of Quinine, and the drug used in this preparation is special product which contains more valu- able properties than ordinary Quinine. Ihe standard for 30 years i60c. adY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
MAGNEss CHILD DEAD

Birmingham, June 27-(Special. )- Matthew H. Magness, the 14-months- old child of MT. and Mrs. R. G. Mag ness died this afternoon at the family home on John Street, Graymont.
 Mrs Magness, the mother of the child. Is the woman who some time ago shot and killed Detective Ham ilton. who had gone to the home with w. R. White of Nashville. and otn- CTS to get possession of two children of White Mrs. Magness was Whites wife formerly.
 The funeral will take place Friday morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
MuMPs CAUSE DEATH.

Birmingham, June 27.-(special. J. Sallle Hosey the 14-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ben Hosey at Lips comb, in the southern part of the county, died today after a lengthy ill., ness which started with the humps in February. The child never recovered from the attack of the mumps, death relieving her of all pains today. The funeral will take place FridaS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
kidney and,
 Bladder

Troubles are among the most delicate that engages the expert specialists atten- tion. Not so long ago there was only two things treated by the. physician, viz, Bright's Disease and Inflammation of the Bladder. We regret to say that this Is about as far as the average doctors clas- sifcation goes today. Brights, we know to- day. to he due to several different condi- tions. The importance of knowing the exact condition is easily seen.
 We have already told of the man treated for Bright's, because albumen was round In the urine but a careful analysis showed no Bright's but a condition easily cured.
 He is today a successful business man. though three eminent physicians told hlm he could not live.
 And then there. was the young woman treated by q number of prominent special ists in both America and Europe TOT chronic inflammation of the bladder found by us to be another condition en- tirey, and though she had suffered nlne 1e years, was practically cured in Iorthlsnt and entirely so in a month.
 This being so, if you suffer, dont you think you owe it to yourself to call on us for examination? This Is free ana you incur no obligation to take our treatment by so doing If you can't call write us TOT booklet and if you choose to write us par ticulars about your case, we Will ad'ise you free of charge. ... we have a booklet for Men, one for Women, one on BraiR and Nerve E1hdus- lion. and EssGys on Health. Either sent free of charge Call or address
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
MiteheIl-GiII.

surprise wedding occurred in this city this afternoon. James W. Mitchell, of Huntsville and Miss Mamie M. Gill. of this city. being the parties to the unex- pected event
 At 2 o'clock the young couple rap ped at the parsonage of the Methodist Church. and in short order, were united by pr. G. W. Read, the pastor, leaving at 2:2O D.. m., for Huntsville.
 The bride is handsome young wo- man of Tuscumbia. The bridegroom is son of the sheriff of Madison coun- ty and holds the position of deputy sheriff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
FULLER-THURMAN.

Niece of Governor Oates Weeds Mont
 g0mery Man.
 Abbevil1e. June 27.-(Special.) )-Miss Dot Thurman and MT. William Fuller were married here yesterday morning at 11.S0 o'clock.
 The ceremony was performed by bride and bridegroom left for Mont gomery the home of MT. Fuller.
 Mrss Fuller was one of Abbeville's most popular and beautiful young wo- men and numbers her friends by the score. She is a niece of Governor Oates and belongs to one of the most prom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
LAFAYETTE HOME WEDDING.
Miss Andrews is Married to Mir. Cumbee
 Of Columbia.

Lafayette, June 27.-(SpeciaL) )-A beautiful home wedding was celebra- ted here yesterday afternoon at the res- idence of the brides father, Mir. John G. Andrews, when Miss Allene An- drews and MT. Alfred Cumbee were united in matrimony
 There were no cards, only the rela- lives and intimate friends being pres ent.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry M Andrews, the brides brother, pastor of the Methodist Church at Co., lumbfa. The parlor was tastefully decorated with flowers and greenery, and many rare and handsome presents were received.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

U. s. Engineer Ofice. Montgomery, Ala. May 31, 1907, Sealed proposals for dredg. ing at the mouths of Apaachicola and Carr rabelle rivers. Fla, will be received at this office until l2 o'clock noon. July l. 1907. and then publicly opened. Information furnish. Engs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
Pracfnr-Earia.

Decatur, June 27.-(Special )--A very pretty church wedding was that of MT. J. L.. Proctor and Miss Mona Pearl Paris. which took place at the First Methodist Church last night, Rev. J. &. Robertson officiating. Herbert Hughes was best man. The church was charmingly decorated for the occasion. The bride and groom left on a wedding trip to Chattanooga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
Ridxeway-Csoodmau.

Decatur, June G--(Special. )--W. W. Ridgeway and Miss Mae Goodman were married last night at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Goodman, in New Decatur. Rev. G. L. Yates, pastor of the Central Baptist Church, oficiated. They will make their home in New Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
WEDDINGS IN HUNTSVILLE.

pr. MOorman and Miss Dement,, NIT. Winston and Miss LambersOn.
 Huntsville, June 27.-(Special.l- Dr. Marion R. Moorman and Miss Su- sic Dement, were married Wednesday night at o'clock in the First Meth odist Church. Rev. H. c. Howard off, cfating.
 Miss odelle whitten was maid of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28
white-ExeIIe.

Tuscaloosa. June 27.-(Special J. William Albert White of this city was married yesterday afternoon to Miss Ezelle of Russellville. They. left i'm mediately for Tuscaloosa, where they will be at home with the bridegroom's s mother on Twenty-thIrd Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
 The Old Standard Groves Tastelsss Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds up the system Sold by all dealers for 21 years. Irica 5O cents -frt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

ner will be given in their honor by Mir. Win J. Thornton at the Bucking- ham Club. after which they win con- tinue their journey home to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

inent families in this section.
 Mir. Fuller is a young attorney and real estate agent of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-28

New Insurance Company. The Protective Life Insurance Com