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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

has filled the demand by the making of loans of this character. saving to our citizens their homes. who would otherwise be homeless, we deplore the patent effect of the tax legislation up- on foreign loan companies, and trust that the crying necessity for It's n:od- ffication or repeal will be quickly an- swered by remedial legislation.
 As representatives of the people we ask that you give these subjects, as well as others along the same line, your careful consideration, in order that you may not be a party, in any sense. 10 creation of unnecessary burdens, or to the deprivation of the right to earn an honest living and to enjoy 1t.
 We deplore the creation of new of- ncers, with large salaries incident thereto. which are unnecessary for .he administration of justice or the carry ing on of the governmental affairs of the State"
 It will be recalled that a petition of similar nature, although not so com prehensive, has had several thousand signers at Dothan. The Dothan petit tion is devoted especially to the tax on money lenders declaring that it's inevitable result will be the raising of the interest on borrowed money in Alabama. which will certainly retard the growth of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
NEWS OF CEvrREvILLE.
Jury Term of BIbb County Court In


 Centreville, June --tspec'aD-Tpe jury term of the County Court of Bibh County for the Blocton division con vened at BloctOn on Monday. Twenty one cases were disposed of finally.
 There were thirteen convictions and pleas of guilty. one verdict of not gull tY and seven eases dismissed or mol pressed. The term of court was ad journed at noon Tuesday. Two dc fendants were sentenced to hard labor for the county.
 The officers of the court returned to Centreville last ni"ht.
 The farmers of this section have taken advantage of the few days of gOo1 weather this week and have done much work. The prospects for a cotton crop is very gloomy.
 One prominent farmer stated this morning that there would not be on"- fourth of q stand of cotton in this com Judge w. L. Pratt went to Birming- ham yesterday on business.
 There will be mass meeting "i the citizens of Bihb county at II" court house Saturday of this week ] the interest of good roads. Prominent speakers will be present to address tle citizens on the subject of good roads It is hoped that the present legisla turc will pass a law giving a better road law for the state.
 Judge N. H Thompson, who was at an infirmarY in Birmingham ' several days has returned home mu improved in health m
 The County Commissioners or Ilb county are in session here now exam ming the tax assessment books for the year 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
WEDDINGS IN BARBOUR.
Miss ScrOgGins and Mir. Summons, Miss Coles and MT. Nix.

COiea and Mr. NIX.
 Eufaula, June 5.-(Special.) )-This morning at ' o'clock at the home of the brides parents in Clayton Miss Eulalie Scroggins and J. D. Sammons were happily married. The wedding was a quiet one, only relatives and a few intimate friends witnessing the event.
 Immediately after the ceremony the welded pair left for the Jamestown Exposition on an extended bridal tour
 Tonight in Clayton Miss Minnie Coles and E. P. Nix of that city were married at the Methodist Church. The occasion was an interesting and bril- liant one and was witnessed by very large gathering of relatives and friends from the city and surrounding section.
 The couple will enjoy an extended bridal tour visiting relatives and friends in different sections of the State and will afterwards be at home to their friends In Clayton.
 The Cornet Band recently organized with a membership of fourteen names has increased to twenty, which com prises several of the leading citizens
 Hon. T. D. Grubbs, Probate Judge of the County, who resides at Clayton in company with his family is visiting relatives and friends in Texas.
 Miss Norma Worthey of Troy and Miss Emmie Pruett of Midway will join the party of girls which is camp ing at E. T. Dents country home six miles south of town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
COTTONWOOD TEACHERS.
Faculty of school For Next Year Is
 Elected.

Elected.
 Cottonwood. June 5.-(Speciat)- )-Ihe 8 patrons of the Cottonwood Dlstrlct High School met at the Academy yes- terday by call of the Board of rus tees to elect a faculty for the next school year.
 The meeting was well attended anu harmonious. Prof. C.. F. Cassady was elected to serve as principal or the school by an overwhelming majority Miss Lillian Jordan was elected as primary teacher. This is the same faculty that has served the school TOT TWO years past. Under their adminls- tration the school has made the great est progress in its history.
 Lee Blackman. owner and operator of the Cottonwood Mill. has just com menced tAe erection of large and expensive ginnery at his mill plant ln East Cottonwood.
 With the Blackman gipnery, Cotton wood will have two of the finest gin plants in the country, R. w. Black having just completed his ginnery on the lot where a former plant of his was destroyed by fire last falk
 While working with a mule on the nlantation of Fate Rhodes yesterday afternoon, NEr Snelgrow, young man 10 wears of age received kick on the leg which broke the limb just below the knee. Surgeons from Cottonwood were summoned and dressed the tn- jureG limb.
 The young man is reported to be resting very well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
A GET DIPLOMAS
EXERCISES AT SOUTH
 FERN UNIVERSITY.
President Hosmer Delivers q Helpful Address and Members of Board Promise Greater Things An
 


 Address and Members of Board
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 Greensboro, 0'nf June 5.-(speciaD- at this mornings exercises at the University. Four delivered orations. Rasdy RTyeS wrtsFs %adH aslHfrff a Ready debaters medal, " M. seham;
 burger Sophomore medal IT RiihaTd Sdilton liams; Essayist medal, w. T: Tiller; Senior medal, F. T. Turnipssedi Gdden s
 President Hosmer delivered a very appropriate and helpful address 10 is ths that this years senior class is rec; ord breaker in many ways. He said Rev. MT. Lazenbv has gone to CuPa Williams to Louisiana to be married tomorrow and take his first church.
 Dr. J. s. Frazier presented to the audience three of the board or tr4s- O. c. McGehee. of Montgomery. spoke O fthe commencement as magnificent and said the old institution had weatno cred many a storm and continued % prosper. In conclusion he said stick to the old ship"
 Rev. c. A. Rush; said 5!o he had had been soa that this was the best year he had known in attendance and also pecun,, iarily. He said the endowment fund constantly increased and .S,e .We are are go-
 Dr. Frazier, president. of the board of trustees announced that there will be no changes. in the. faculty oes except aId mathematics. The former will be filled by by P. H. Wiilis. and the latter by F. E. Chapman; both of erdH the new pr%1tes- %as derbi1t next week Dr. Frazier said the salaries of the professors would be raised to $1.S00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
PittsburGer Causes Arrest of Alleged Promoter Who Sold Him stock.

P1ltBDuEkeF S0uSeB AEEeSt ON AhG8cu
 Promoter Who Sold Him stock.
 New York, June 5.-L. M. Sullivan of the L. M. Sullivan company of Goldneld, New, was arrested here to- day on a civil order in connection with a suit brought by Frank s. Colton of Pittsburg, to recover $102,700, the par value of stock in one of Sullivan's miuing companies which. Cotton says, he was persuaded to purchase a year ago. Sullivan was paroled in the cus- tody of his counsel.
 The complaint on which the order or arrest was made, says the mining com pany which Cotton invested in in 19O6 was called 'sBullfrog Rush Company, and that 1t is now in the hands or receiver The l.. NJ. Sullivan Trust Company is alleged to have acted as promoter of the mining company. Col ton claims that he purchased 1O2,7O0 shares of the stock of the company for $41,155. on Representations that the stock was worth not less than par value or S1 per share. Last winter, Cotton declared, he received an offer from the l.. M Sullivan Trust Company to re- deem all the Bullfrog Rush stock held by it's clients being given in exchange the stock of other companies in which the Sullivan Trust Company was inter- ested MT. Colton refused and was in- formed that the ore veins of the mine were exhausted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
MISS MALONE WEEDS MIR. GRAY.
beautiful Wedding Celebrated in Lu.
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Luverne June 5.-(Special) )-To- night at the Methodist Church in Lu- verne, Mir. Samuel Chapelle Gray and Miss Ruby Tatum Malone were mar ried by Rev. A. l.. Sellers, the pastor.
 The church was beautifully deco rated with smilax, palms and pink roses, with four beautiful arches bend ing over the aisle, through which came the bridal party. At the ap- pointed hour, the organ, under the skillful hands of Miss Mary Edson of Montgomery, pealed forth the beauti- ful wedding march from 'Lohengrin." There entered the two pretty little flower girls. Estelle slkes and isabelle Bricken, followed by the ushers, Mir Arthur Rushton and Miss Annie Ta- tum. Then came Miss Mary Mash with Dr. c. R. Rushton, Mr Ray Guice with Miss Ida Malone; the bride, leaning upon the arm of MT Gray. marched down the aisle, and just in front of the altar the bride and groom parted and making a circle, meeting each other under a magnificently-ar ranged bell of white roses, within the railing facing the large audience that had assembled at the church
 While the ceremony was performing, Miss Edson rendered beautifully % Promise Me" After the ceremony. the retiring bridal party marched down tho disle uHuer mat sweet old march of Mendelssohn. The bridesmaids. Miss Mash and Miss Malone, carried arm cluster of white carnations. Miss Mash was attired in white chiffon over pink silk. Miss Malone was atttred in white chiffon over blue silk The bride was attired in hand embroidered chiffon elaborately trimmed with baby Irish lace and carried a bouquet of white carnations. The brides travel ing dress was checked golden brown silk trimmed with bands of baby Irish lace.
 Out of town friends were MT. and Mrs. J. s. Edson, Miss Mary Edson of Montgomery, Mrs. J. F. Cameron of Red Level, G. w. Barnett and wife of Selma, MT. H. D. Tatum and family of Montgomery, N. D. Eubanks of Mont gomery and many friends from neigh. boring vicinities
 MT and Mrs. Gray will leave tomor- row for Montgomery and will go from Montgomery to their home at Pine Level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
LOCKS ON WARRIOR
Government Engineers are Iookj
 Over NnrLr

Government Engineers are Iookir.
 Over Work.
 TO IHscaIo t Ioosa. June 5.-(special)-A gone. up the Warrior river to Souaw @ shoals to begin work on locating locks ID and and I7, which Congress authorized Hill. NJ L. Craighill, c. S. Cross Milo Long Lon and Edward Petersons The work Yuille and the party will be engaged for about three months.
 As soon as these locks are located and built the Warrior river will be open and all the people of this section Viii De immensely gratified for this open ing has been a dream of several years. and Locks I IA and l5, between Tidewater located. The plans have already been drawn and contracts would have been advertised for before but for a difference between the owners of the land and the government authorities Flfty acres are desired for each lock and the prices asked have been more than the government was willing 10
 The land adjoining Lock IA belongs to Freidman and Loveman and has been oHeTed at $40 an acre. The land ad- Mayfield. This has been offered at $50 an acre and it is the general opinion that the government will accept these prices. There are only two mare locks, tp. nun numbers 3 and to be built in Tombigbee. They have been locate | the plans all drawn up and it Is prob able that the bids will be advertised for within the next thirty days.
 Work on the excavations for the new Court House has begun. The contract for the work was awarded to Hugh ston and Wells The excavation oyer the whole surface will be 1-2 feet The basement floor will be mostly above ground
 Miss Ethel Kennedy, who is q pupil of Torindellf the noted violin teacher of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu- sic gave a Violin Recital at Miss Harris studio tonight. She was as sisted by Miss Cyntnia Sessions. the voice teacher at the Tuscaloosa Fe- male College a number of years and who was at Charlotte, N. C., last year
 Seaborn Brown. a well known negro driver was found dead in his room in Robert Wilson's yard last night. Hc went to bed Monday evening and that was the last he was seen. Some one went to his door several times Yester- day but not getting any response sup posed he was asleep Last night his door was pushed open and he was Gound dead in bed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
DEATH OF MRS. MoRAGNE.
Aged and EStimable Woman of Eto.
 wah County.

Gadsden, June 5.--(Special) )-Mrs. I. P Moragne. one of the oldest and most respected residents of this Bounty. died at her home near Greasport, below this city, yesterday morning.
 She was the widow of Isaac P. Mo ragne one of the founders of Gads- den. and pioneer citizen of North Alabama. and for many years one of the largest merchants here.
 Mrs. Moragne was 80 years old. She was a consistent member of the Cum berland Presbyterian Church and the funeral will he conducted from that church in this city tomorrow afternoon. She is survived by six children and a number of grandchildren. The re mains were buried at Katy Hughes Cemetery near Attalla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
NO BOND ALLOWED.
Tom Jones and James Savage Accused
 of Highway Robbery.

Florence, June Especial. )-Tom Jones and James Savage white men charged with highway robbery, were given a preliminary trial this after noon before Justice c. w. Lemay and were sent to the criminaa court With out bond.
 The alleged hold-up occurred last Saturday evening and the proof against the men is very strong. Solicitor Simp- son introduced two witnesses, Mattt Anderson, the victim of the hold-up and Policeman Herbert Kendrick, who shadowed the men and seized Jones as he was going through Anderson's pock- cts
 Anderson testified that he was struck m the back of the head by sandbag or other heavy instrument by one ot the men. and that he had $24.16 In his vest pocket which was missing when he recovered consciousness.
 The defendants introduced no testi- mony and were remanded to jail without bond. highway robbery being 2 capital offense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

Below Is the letter of the dean:
 Vanderbilt University,
 Nashville. Tennessee,
 June 4, 1907. Mir J. NJ. Starke. Principal, Universi- ty School. Montgomery, Ala: Dear Sir-The examination papers have been collected and are sent you this afternoon. Enclosed is a copy of the grades as have them recorded. If any error has crept in, please call 1t to my attention.
 Mir. Leon Wells papers have done him great credit. Jno. D. Bibb and John Durr come nearly up to him in marks; but their examinations did not cover the same ground.
 Very respectfully, Adv. Frederick W. Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
ALICEVILLE ACADEMY.
Professor Tate of Newton Actresses P

Aliccville, June 5.-(SpeciaD Alicevillc Academy closed its second annual session here last night. splen- did program had been prepared and vas rendered and well received.
 One of the features of the evening was an address bv Prof A ". Tate, of Newton, on the American School;
 The Academy will be under practical lv the same management next year, as this and has a very bright future.
 Eighty five per cent. of the stock In the AliceviIle Bank and Trust Company i"s iT@t been sold at $19O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

FOR SALE-Limited quantity of Pure Mexican June Seed Corn at $500 per bushel. This Is the only safe corn to plant at this season of the year. Apply at once. Chas. ID. TaIlman, or w. F. HinsOn, 5I5 south Holt St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
To Remove FreckIeS Q PimpleS In Ten Days. Use NadinOla

CREAM, a new dis covery, sold under 9 positive guarantee, and money refunded if 1t fails to remove freckles, pimples, liver spots, tan, sallowness, collar discolorations, b l k heads and eruptions of the skin, no matter Of how long standing. Ordinary cases in 10 days the worst in 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

days. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy and beautiful. No possible harm can result rom lts use Endorsed by thousands of grateful ladies. 5Oc. and S1.OO by leading druggists or mail
 NATIONAL, TOILET COMPANY. ParIA- Tam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

Casino Tonight, Fra Diavolo. Friday Night. McManus's Pasha. Saturday Matinee, Chimes of Nor. mandie.
 Saturday Night, Mikado.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

Casino Tonight, Fra Diavolo. Friday Night. McManus's Pasha- Saturday Matinee, Chimes of Nor 
 Saturday Night, Mikado.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS

St. Louis. June 5-(special.)-Th St. Louis grain markets today rauged as fol- lows
 Wheat:- July s89s ah bid; range 92B9A to 93Na Sept 95h asked; range 93% to 95%. Dec. 97A bid; range 96A to TA.
 Corn:-- July 52k asked; range 52% to 53. Sept 52% bid; range 52h to 5A.
 Oats:--
 Sept. s7N@& asked; range a7M OK to STA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
slirht Enrthnnnke shock.

Pau, France. June 5.-A slight earth quake was felt in the Oloron region of the Lower Pyrenees today, but no dam. age was done
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
NEWS OF RECORD

The following deeds were filed yes terday in the office of the Judge of Pro- bate:
 Mark Jones to A M. Owens, lot 46 Scott's subdivisions; consideration. $S0
 Matte Mozelle Phillips and Dougal McD. Phillips, to A. M. Owens. lot 47 Scott's subdivision; consideration, $4O0.
 William H. Chandler and Margaret B. Chandler, to Cassie Chandler, lot on Sayre Street; consideration. $5.
 William Hatchett Chandler to Mrs. William Hatchett Chandler. lot on Ca- toma Street; consideration, $1.
 J. H. Shreve to J. c. Dale. lot in shreve's subdivision; consideration s34O.
 The following corporations have filed notice with the Secretary of State.
 Farmers Union Warehouse and Stor- age Company. Hartford, Geneva CouR- ty; capital. $7.O00; incorporators. J. c. Cox. E. B. Welch, E. c. Boswell and many others.
 Ison-Ralls Hospital and Training School, Gadsden; capital $25.000; incor- rorators, H l.. Ison, Lula J. Rails, and A. w. Rails.
 ingham; capital, $SO,OO0; incorporators G. B. Mccormack. E. Ramsey. l.. V. Clark and w. P. G. Harding. A real ty business is to be done. along with stocks and bonds.
 The Gregory Hotel Company, of Gadsden; capital. $5,0O0; incorporators, I. W. Gregory. Mamie J. Gregory and Mary R. Jourdan.
 J. T. Berry has been appointed justice of the peace at Berry. Fayette County In the place of J. w. Boswell. deceased
 A J. Pitts, of Birmingham, and Gordon Fl. Jones. of Lockhart. Coving- ton County, have been appointed mo- tarles public.
 SThe Convict Department has been | advised of the escape of Henry Jones, ! a negro. from the Pratt Mines. Jones was sent to the mines from Jefferson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

1t has been discovered that the czar of Russia Is a poet Say haven't enough mean things been said about the poor devil without adding thisa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06
MINES ARE EXHAUSTED.

County in 1906. for term of fifteen years for murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

'The Convict Department has been advised of the escape of Henry Jones, a negro. from the Pratt Mines. Jones was sent to the mines from Jefferson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-06

"A petition asking the repeal of those Rws which "oppress the people and fetard the progress of the State,' and
The oasis., 1907-08-31

pr. A. l.. Gustetter, accompanied by his family, started for the coast Saturday to spend few weeks vacation. Dr. A. H. Noon will at- tend to Dr. Gustetter's patients during his absence.
 Mrs. John L. Nicholson died Saturday, after an illness of several months. Mrs. Nicholson was the wife of pr. John l.. Nicholson. She had been in poor health for about year or more. The funeral was held from the Montezuma hotel Sunday. The gentleman has the sympathy of his many friends.
 The scholars of Saint Andrews Episcopal church Sunday School were entertained with a lawn party at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fowler Wednesday last. They had delightful time, and rendered Mrs. Fowler a hearty vote of thanks for furnishing them such a splendid days enjoyment.
 General Luis k. Torres, elected governor of Sonora at the recent election. arrived in Nogales, Sono- ra Sunday evening last, and was rendered most cordial reception by large number of prominent citizens of that city, accompanied by brass band, which played the nationals airs as the train drew in. General Torres remained in Sono- ra over night, and took the north bound train Monday morning en route to Cananea.