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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

by John U. McNally, called Lola from Berlin" will have its premier at Ro- chester on August 22, and the next week will be seen at the Liberty Thea tre, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

MacIyn Arbuckle will have the lead ing role in Edmund Days play, The son at the New Amsterdam Theatre. New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Jacksonville. Aug. 1.-The base run ming of Thiel was responsible for the first victory today Savidgc yielded ten hits during the second game. Jacksonville D. 1000 900 900 1-i 1 Savannah .. 900 900 900 % 0
 Batteries-Lee and Roth: Neur and Kahklon. Time. 1:27. Umpire. Mace Jacksonville =. 1000 900 o2.-S 0 Savannah .. .. ... 900 900 000-0 10 0
 Batteries-Savidge and Roth; Hon and Kahlkoff Time. 1:4o. Umpire, Mace.
 Charleston. Aug. 1o.-Eleven innings and no score was the exhibition wit messed today. battle of the pitchers was stopped by darkness and rain. Charleston .. .Ooo 900 900 Oo-0 Macon .. ..... 900 900 900 OO-O 1 0
 Batteries-Raymond and Reisnger: Harley and Robinson, Time, 1:53 Um- pire, Brady.
 Columbia. Aug 1O.-Schwenck's splendid box work and hitting by Co., lumbia won todays game for the lo- Columbia 900 Oo2 oO.-2 ' i Augusta .,... 900 GOO 000-O 5
 Batteries-Schweuck and Fox; Holmes and Carson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11
J. M. GARRETT, CIVIL ENGINEER. Offlce 120 Catoma St.
 Bell Telephons
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ALABAMA. MONTGOMERY
 COUNTY.
 Notice is hereby given that. on the 10th day of August, 1907, J. D. Norman guard ian of A. M. Sellers a minor. filed in the Probate Court of this county his application sell certain land lying in this county, which is accurately described in the application and which belongs to said minor for his maintenance; and that the s1st day of Au- application.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of August. 1907.
 J. B. GAsToN, -su-3t Judge of Probate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Lillian Russell will appear in a new racing drama by George Broadhurst. which will have Its opening in Chicago on October "A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Wilton Lackaye is to begin his sea- son in Hall Gaines dramattzation or "The Bondman," which was acted last autumn at the Drury Lane Theatre, London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

A REAL LIVE BARGAIN. 1 pound of our Dragon Ten, 0Oc. I5 bars OctagOn Soap, 75c. Both on Monday for S1.0O.
 BROCK GROCERY, CO.,, 15 N. perry st. FOG Highland Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Summary-Left on bases. Montgom- cry. g.; Birmingham, 8. Two base hits. 1; Baxter. l. Three base hit. Seabaugh. 1. Base on balls. by Malarky, l; Ra- gan, |. Bases given for hitting bat ter. by Malarlxy. (Meeks) Wild Baxter to Perry Struck out, by Ma Iarky, 5: Ragan. 6. Sacrifice hits. Walters, 1; Malarky. 1. Stolen bases Henline, 1; Baxter, 1; Moleswcrth l. First base on errors Montgomery, l; Birmingham. 1. Time of games 1855. |. Umpire. Rudderham-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Otis Skinner's play for next season will be an English version of La Ra- bouilleuse," originally produced in Paris in 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Mrs. Fiske will tour the South in "Hedda Gabler," Tess of the dUrber- viiles,' and Leah Kleshna. Tn Decem- Der she will appear In New York In new play.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Grace Ellison will open the season at the Hackett Theatre on September g., in Martha Morton's new. play of American life. "The Movers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Frank Daniels will continue next season in '"The Tattooed Manu." open ing at the Hollis Street Theatre, Bos- ion on September 16.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

The vehicle of the Rogers brothers the coming season will be The Rog- CTS Brothers in Panama" to be pre- scented for the first time at the Broad way Theatre. New York. on Septem- Der 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11
What Some Actors
 WEI Do This Season

Robert Edeson will open at the Hud. son Theatre, New York. on August zS in a new play by William c. DeMiile, author of "Strongheart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Washington. Aug 10.-Joss outpitch- ed Smith on muddy field today. Score:
 P IT E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

Henrietta Crosman will make her first appearance in The Christian Pil- grim at the Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia, on October 2. Tyrone Power will be her leading man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

''The Burgomaster." the first of the Pixley-Luders successes. Is to be re- vived the coming season with Gus Weinberg in the name-part.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

At Wallack Theatre, New York. on September 2, Dustin Farnum will ap- pear in ."The Ranger" a new play. by Auqustua Thomas
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
q few weeks earlier than in for

a few weeks earlier than in for
mer seasons.
Before daylight one morning
last week an unknown party ex-
ploded a stick Of dynamite under
W. A. McKennon's saloon at
McGehee and badly damaged the
building.
An 8-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hayward Of Van Buren
was thrown from o horse a few
days ago and painfully hurt.
His right check was split from
tho corner of the mouth to tho
ear.
James Carson, o farmer oil
Becbe, committed suicide last
week by shooting himself through
the heart. Ho had recently sold
his farm and had become dissat-
lslied with the trade, lie was %
years old,
Acting Governor Moore has
pardonod Zondol Scalen, who
was convicted in Pulaski county
Of forgery and sentenced to IA
years in tho penitentiary. The
pardon was granted on condition
that Scalen leave the state and
never return.
j. W. Ferguson and wife are
in jail at Van Buren, on q charge
Of higamy, The woman claims
her former husband was sent to
the insane asylum some years
AGO and that she didn't know she
needed q divorce in order TO make
another marriage legal
Recently u negro woman az
Marked Tree gave birth to q
child that had neither arms nor
legs and that had a head 30 in
ches in circumference. The at
tending physician said the child
had been dead several days be-
fore its birth, The physician al-
50 said, no far as his knowledge
goos, IL Is The fret child born In
that shape, and should be prop-
erly called u mongtroslty.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
IN ARKANSAS.

A lot Of blind tiger whiskey
was seized and publicly burned
at Des Arc last week.
The Farmers Union Of Clark
county Mas raised sufficient funds
to build u warehouse at Gurdon.
Five carloads Of cmigrants
from Kentucky have recently To-
Gated near Bellyille and bought
farms.
Two Benton county citizens
arc arranging for tho establish
ment Of u $4,000 vinegar factory
at Springdale.
A majority Of the citizens Of
Rogers have voted that stock
shall not be allowed TO run ut
large in the town,
During this season $1,000 acres
of land around Stuttgart will be
put in rice. A nno rico mill will
be erected at Stuttgart.
Roswell Moore and Miss Lucy
Bowen were married ut Ozark
recently. The former Is 70 years
Of age and the latter 81.
James Black, " white boy only
/ 20 years of age, Is in Jail ot Tex
arkana on the charge Of murder
ing o farmer ncor that place
o. p. Campbell committed sul'
eide at Ashdown by taking ear'
bolic acid. He was on q drunl
whom he committed tho decd,
Charles Beloate, aged 03 years
was instantly killed q few day
ago while at work in bis field, by
a falling tree near Harrisburg
Or. J. S, Korn Of 7'oxarkant
died suddenly last week, lie wa
out fishing when taken III ant
died before friends could eonve,
him nome,
Farmers In Crawford count,
last week began cutting tho frs
soasons crop Of alfalfa, This II
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

The confession Of John A.
Hinkle Of Batesville proves that
the State Senate during its ses-
sion of 1905 was rotten to the
core. A number Of the members
formed a combination to control
legislation and held everything
up from which money could be
squeezed, The people have be-
lieved that such a condition ex-
listed; now they know it. Senator
Hinkle's confession must be
humiliating to him, inasmuch as
it shows that he has received
large sums Of money from in.
tecestS desiring certain logis-
lation.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Prints Things You Want To KaON

MI John A. Hinkle Of Batesville,
former member of the State
Senate, during the trial OF Sena-
tor Covington at Little Rock last
Meek on a charge Of perjury, gave
Some sensational ., testimony in
Regard to boodling during the
legislative session Of 1905, Under
spromise Of immunity for himself
from Prosecuting Attorney
lRhoton, Hinkle gave evidence
that implicated several senators
With the boodling business,
among whom were Covington,
Butt, Toney, Gross, Holland,
collins, Rector and others.
Hinkle frankly stated that he had
been boodling, since he first en-
'tered tho Senate and told Of
numerous instances where he, as
well as others, received money
for their votes and influence,
I1inkle stated that he got $500
Doodle money on a beer inspec-
stion bill that was before the last
general assembly. The testi-
nony Of Hinkle is most important
to the state and gives the prose-
cuting attorney information he
could not heretofore got hold Of
THAT there will be something
Doing for some Of the other sena"
'tors who have not figured prom
inently in the Doodle proceedings
thus far is pretty sure.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

In all the testimony R. r.
Adams, the expelled State Sena-
tor from Grant county, gives the
Doodle investigation, it develops
his part Of the "rake off" was
only S100. Adams seems to have
been q cheap skate, Some Of the
other senators, however, appear
not to have been 50 cheap.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
1t was discovered last week

1t was discovered last week
that the wording Of the Moore
Heartsill bill, which prevents
gambling in cotton futures, had
been changed so as to render the
law defective, and the authors
Immediately offered the bill in its
Original form, This is not the
first bill that was ever "lost" or
''tampered" with in the Arkansas
legislature, and the punishment
.of somebody guilty in this con-
|nection is about due.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

1t is whispered in political
circles about tho state capital
that Governor John s, Little, if
he RECEIVERS his health, will enter
the race for United States Sona"
tor against James p. Clark next
year. lf Mr.. Little is not o can"
didate for u second term The
friends Of Hon, John |. Moore,
present acting governor, are
urging that he make the race for
governor,
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

Representative Ard Of Jackson
county proposed a measure the
other day prohibiting skating
rinks in the state, The lower
house came near laughing itself
to death before indefinitely post
poning the bill.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

Perhaps after all Senator Butt
may have the company Of some
Of his former colleagues in the
penitentiary, No doubt il The
whole bunch received justice a
legislative quorum would be in
stripes.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

E. Fl. Hartman Of New York,
one Of the country's biggest
railroad magnates, declares that
President Roosevelt sent for him
in 1904 and asked him to help
raise a campaign fund Of $780,
900. Roosevelt says Hartman
is a liar, and there you have it.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

The Melbourne papers are as
poorly patronized by home busi-
ness men as the papers Of any
town in the state. Yet the busi-
ness men Of Melbourne may
wonder that so much money goes
from their territory to the mail
order houses.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

IfProsecuting Attorney Rhoton
cannot now, with all the evidence
that has been brought out lately,
eend some boodlors to tho peni-
tentiary, he had better hoist tho
white flag and quit.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
After an illness Of only three

After an illness Of only three
days with measles Senator James
Nv. Thompson of Fayetteville,
Washington county, died in
Little Rock last week, Senator
Thompson stood high in the
State Senate as a man Of integri"
4 ty and ability, He is the second
member Of the Senate to die dur"
ing the present session Of the
Legislature, Senator Howard
Robb of Dosha county being the
other.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Absurd measures are proposed

Absurd measures are proposed
in every session of the logis-
lature. Only the other day a
statesman offered bill providing
that negroes shall not serve
white customers in barber shops,
hotels or restaurants, or on
trains.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
GENERAL NEWS

The mayor of Sioux City,
Iowa, favors an ordinance
placing a tax on bachelors.
At Nashville, Tenn, Jacob
Luther, a sawmill laborer, was
struck by a saw. His body was
cut in two pieces.
"A race riot occurred at Lynch
bu3g, Va, one day last week, in
which two white men and two
negroes were killed.
Hrs. Louisa Roth, 70 years
old, Of Madison, Indiana, COM
mitt9d suicide by throwing her.
self into a we'll of water.
Voting machines were used in
Chicago at the municipal election
las5 week and the result was
kn2wn at each polling place one
minute after tho polls had closed.
A freak bill has been intro
duced in the legislature of New
Jersey. 1t is to tax the man
who wears whisker5. Under this
bill it would be worth So to sport
common whiskers.
Louis G. Bruins Of st. Louis,
who died last week, in his will
directed that his body be cremated
and that his wife keep his ashes,
unless she marries again, when
they shall be thrown to the winds,
A tornado passed over portions
Of Mississippi, Louisiana and
Alabama, killing fifteen persons
and destroying property to the
amount of half a million dollars.
The storm was traceable a dis
tance Of 300 miles.
Accused Of numbering her hus-
band, Mrs. |. G. Drew Of New
Orleans, armed with q rifle defied
a sheriff and four deputies for
twenty hours one day last week.
SHE was not captured until her
ammunition was exhausted.
B. G. Cavanga, former teller
in o bank at Cincinnati, Ohio,
was indicted last week for en-
bezzling a large sum. Three
minutes after the indictment had
been reported, he had plead
guilty and been sentenced TO six
years in the penitentiary.
AS tho result Of general order
issued by officials Of the PonnsyI-
vania railway, q cat will hereafter
be employed al each passenger
station on the entire system and
will be paid a salary sufficient to
provide q pint Of milk q day. The
duties Of the new employees will
be to protect baggage from the
ravagos Of rats and mice
A nows item from Washington
says: "The division of dead
letters broke all records by re-
turning 10 sonders during the
month Of March 374,279 undo-
iivered letters and packages The
record for q single day in the re-
turning branch OF The dlVl9lon
was also broken during last
month, when 14,4S9 letters were
returned on the 2Sth,"
Just as tho words were about
to be spoken that would mako
him the happy husband Of Miss
Belle Williams, Robert jackson
Of st. Louis surprised the minis
ter by eXolaiming, "Lot uspray'"
TO the astonishmont Of every
boby he dropped on his knees
and prayed for happiness and
many children to result from bis
marriage, In the prayer the
bride heartily joined,
Mrs, Joseph. Jack q resident OF
Trenton, N, Jp Ia blind 90 the
result Of a violent attack Of
sneezing, Mrs, Jack was 30 ok
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
NORTH ARKANSAS

LlG I6CtllI SfGtlu jury III lGdlu
county returned 80 indictments.
The Oil Trough Mercantile Co.
ginned 750 bales of cotton this
season.
The town of Pleasant Plains,
independence county, is to be in
corporated.
The government placed 1900
young bass in White river at Cot
ter last week.
The Iron Mountain railroad
company pays S6,089.42 taxes in
lizard county.
Evangelist Hcckaday's recent
revival at Pocahontas resulted in
rs conversions.
Chas. Coffin, a well known law
yer, has moved to Batesville
from Walnut Ridge.
The Register warns the boys
of Melbourne to stop playing
base ball on Sunday.
Charles Dillard, aged 18, and
Lottie Reidenbaugh, aged 10,
were married in lizard county last
week.
The Calico Rock Progress COM
plains that the illegal sale Of
whiskey is going on freely about
its town.
w. B. Conditt, q one-armed
citizen of Marcella, is caring for
nine orphaned grandchildren in
addition to his own family.
The merchants of Newport
cashed bogus checks to the
amount of 5000 one day last week.
An unknown negro passed them.
Tom Hess, a federal prisoner
from White county, in Jail at
Batesville on a charge of coun-
terfeiting, has been declared in.
sane.
M. M, Burge Of sandtown has
an infants shoe which has been
in his family 69years, Mr.. Burgo
has worn the shoe, and he is 81
years old.
At the election Of municipal
officers in Newark last week,
Il. r. Ration, the Law and Order
League candidate, was elected
mayor.
A small boy at Brockett, Ran
dolph county, killed q curious
animal last week. II was like q
snake, about three feet long and
was covered with hair about two
inches long,
Eight months ago q daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. W,
Hulsey Of Oil Trough that weigh
ed only pound and a half, The
baby weighs fifteen pounds now,
and is in perfect health.
The home Of Arthur Chinn at
Cave Creek, independence coun-
ty, was burned recently, and
most of the contenta lost. Arthur
Chinn, the head Of the family, 10
in the state insane asylum.
These four old people have
died in lizard county within the
last two weeks; Mrs, M, Sher-
field, aged Ga; j, /" Byler, aged
Is; D. G. Bradshaw, aged rs;
Mrs, VIM. Bailey, aged TO-
The Confederate monument
erected in tho court house yard
at Batesyillo will be dedicated
May /, when ex-senator James
II. Berry and General Robert O.,
Shaver will deliver addresses,
In Che circuit court at Mel.
bourne last week Mrs, Willie
lIOnloy, wife Of Capt f. NJ Han
ley, was given a Judgment for
5000 damages agalhot the Vest
ern Union Telegraph Co. for
| f,iiurn ia dplivpr a mpasApp, Mrs.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, IN 6ttleteA cohild..
onte, telling us oil your symptoms and
troubles, We viii send free advice
Qn plain sealed envelope), how 10
cure them. Address, Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-21
MRS. JAMES 3. OWENS

The remains Of Mrs James r
Owens. who died yesterday afternoon
at her home near Spar. were buried
this afternoon in Evergreen cemetery
Mrs. Owens was the widow OF the
late Rev. James 3. Owens. an eminent
Baptist, statesman and educator. hav-
ing served as a member Of the Florida
Secession Convention and a member
Of the Confederate Congress during
the war between the States. She was
niece Of the late Senator Isham G.
Harris Of Tennessee. was married in
Mississippi and came TO Florida with
her husband prior 10 the war, but du-
ring the war lived in Richmond. The
war over. Mr.. and Mrs Owens re-
turned 10 Marion county, and on their
plantation near Sparr established a
school known as StOnewall Institute.
"a place Of learning for young ladies
in which work they were very success
full
For some years Mrs. Owens has liv-
ed in jacksonville with her daughter
and at the time Of her death was MAX
ing a visit TO her old home and while
there was stricken with paralysis. She
was 81 years Of age, lovely women
and blessed with the graces of a con-
secrated Christian.
Rev.kC. c, Carroll of the Baptist
church and Rev. ". H. Dodge, of the
Presbyterian church, conducted the
funeral service. The pail bearers were
Col ]. NJ. Martin. Waldo w Martin,
F. p. Thagard, l.. NJ Payson, Will T.
Gary and Frank Harris. some of whom
were her old neighbors and others life
long friends Of the deceased.
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MRS. A. l.. LANG

the ROddenberry neighborhood in the
western part Of the city. at the age OF
- years. Mrs. Lang's husband died
and was buried SO years ago, on a
piece of land which he was home
stealing at the time two miles from
Spar and it has always been HIS wifes
desire to be laid to rest by his side
This wish was made possible by the
assistance of friends, and the body
was buried by the side of it's mate this
morning, Rev c. c. Carroll going out
with the remains and conducting the
services at the grave.
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bear fruit. These expressions are not
the governors words, but an indica-
ton of what he suggested. Il is also
worthy Of note that the governor IS
becoming one Of the most pleasing and
effective public speakers in the state
Each time he has appeared before an
Ocala audience ne not only secures
the attention Of his audience. but holds
Them and when he il through they ap-
plaUd and approve his ideas. The gov
ernor is d growing man and his repu-
tatiOn as public speaker has burst
the bounds Of Florida for a the water
way convention at Memphis from
many pens came the commentator
that he made the most effective and
taking speech to that large and rep
resentative gathering. Of the many
distinguished men from all parts Of
the Union who spoke on that occa-
sion. Florida should be proud Of the
record Governor BTOward is making
for himself as an orator. He is a
coming man and greater honors will
yet be his if his life is spared, for he
is truly the peoples friend.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-21

Mr.. A. X. Richwine. of the LevOn
section, was in town today on business
and brought with him a fine specimen
of the sweet potato, of which Mr.. r.
has a big crop. This one is in the
shape of an enormous turnip, weighs
ten pounds and developed into five sec
tiLns, perfect and making a symetrical
whole. Mr.. r. is one Of the most in
dustrious and successful growers of
pecans and vegetables in his section
and is thriving on the sale of same to
the mill hands at Levon.
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You can't be we'll if YOU nave a
weak unhealthy. tired out stomach.
Neither can you feel good if by some
little irregularity in eating you have
caused the stomach to get out Of or
der. These little stomach troubles are
signs Of indigestion. which may and
very often does turn into a very bad
case of dyspepsia. Don't allow this
to go on a single day without doing
something 70 overcome it. Take some
good reliable and safe digestant like
Kodol for Dyspepsia. KOdOl is the
best remedy known today for heart
burn. belching and all trouble. arising
from disOrdered digestion. 1t is
pleasant to take and affords relief
promptly. Sold by Anti Monopoly
Drugstore.
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State of Ohio, CITY or Toledo,

Lucas OOuhlg. ccs
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior member of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
cember, 1856. a. w. Gleason,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. Cheney G. Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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]. w. Long. a prosperous merchant
OF Crescent City. is here visiting his
father, ]. b. Long. out Fort King way,
who has just passed through a serious
siege Of typhoid fever. MI Long says
that Crescent City is in a most pros
porous condition, its fine orange groves
have an unusual yield and the golden
fruit is finding ready buyers at $3.50
and SI.60 on the trees.
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Justice Bullock disposed of two
cases yesterday afternoon one a case
of petty larceny, stealing clothing.
cOlored, who got four months; an as
soult case on section boss Of the a.
c. L. Sentence three months. The
defamation case was postponed until
Saturday because Of Attorney r. B.
Bullock. who had 10 go 10 Brooksville
20 attend court there.