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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-10
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 Brokers.
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MARKET LETTER

Oct. 9.-Support in the stock markets IS of the feeblest kind and consequently all issues con tinue 10 sag. Today again Wit messed the reaching of LOW lev els in many leading listed and curb stocks and ng encourage ment for betterment in condi- tions is discernable. Yet we cannot but view the favoriue ts- sues in any other light but that they are bargains at pres ent figures if the investor is pre- pared to hold them until the tide has tuTned-and it is a certainty that the big fellows will cause a favorable turn sooner or later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
REPREsENTATIVE AND
 MRS. THOMPSON ENTERTAIN
 AT TEFE ATRE RARITY
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss Beulah Water and Miss Ever view have gone to visit relatives in Louisiana and Arkansas.
 Se Ss &
 Mrs Sadie Webb de Campi of -Demop- oils. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. James P. Ferrall.
 E Ss Ss
 Miss. Lula Kirtland. of Mobile, Is visiting Mrs. J. c. Haygood at 1S South Lawrence street.
 $ 9s a the 'ss guest Ao of Miss Margaret Browne and Miss Lucille Wilkinson at the home oi> m anu x < < . Mrs. Terry Richardson will enter tain the Saturday Card Club on Sat- urdey morning in honor of Miss Lucy Taylor of Demopolis,
 SS s $
 MT. and Mrs, Frank S. Holt left last night for Monterey, Mexico, to spend a month with her parents. MT. and Mrs.
 s a $
 MT. Erskin Ramsey of Birmingham entertained at dinner at the Exchange Hotel on the evening of the inaugural ball. when his guests were MT: and Mrs Rufus N. Rhodes. Hon andNMrs Henry B. Gray. MT. and Mrs. Webb Crawford, Mrs. Margaret Dugas. Miss Grace Dugas. Miss Hannah Elliott
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16

TT, By Mr. Bulger-To prohibit.
 disposition of intoxieating hqnors,
 drinks or beverages within the state | in the various counties of the State to determine whether the sale or other 1 disposition of such intoxicating hq-
 uors. drinks or beverages shall De s9
 iTs. By MT. Foster-To make ap-
 prQpriation for buildings, machinery the Alabama Industrial school for white boys. Education
 179. By Mir. Foster-To make ap- propriation for the maintenance of the
 Alabans Industrial school for the years
 1901. 1908, 1908. and 1910. ApHropria-
 IS0. By Mir. Foster-To provide for
 Board of Trustees of the University of | Alabama of such lands as have been or may he selected under and by virtue | of An Act of Congress entitled "An Act to increase the endow of the Uni yersity of Alabama from the public
 lands in said State, approved Aprll 23rd. 1884; and to ratify and conhrm such sales and other dispositions of said lands as may have heretofore been mailed" Education.
 1S1. Br Mr. Lacy of Walker To amend Section six of an act entitled an 1 act to amend an act entitled an act to establish uniform system for the ex-
 aminatio and licensing of teachers of
 public schools. approved February Sth 1 1901. Education.
 l lS2! By MT. Lacy, of Walker-To au- | thorize cities. towns and other mupisi- pal corporations in the State or Ala | h2ma to purchase. construct. own ape i operate water works and electric light plants, 0 either, to enlarge, extend and maintain the same; to supply water and 1 lights to the inhabitants thereof, and | to the inhabitants of other cities and l towns. aud to other persops ana eqrpo- l ra tions; to contraet debts and 10 is-
 sue bonds in payment for such works l or plant aud to secure the same pS | mortgage O. deed of trust. to estap | fish boards of commissioners Tor the l mana cement of such works or plants
 the fixing of rates and the administra'
 ton Of such property. Municipal or | ganizations. , l IS3 By MT. Lacy of Walker.-TC
 amend Section 427 (3612) t391S) of the | Code of 1896. Judiciary.
 iSi. Bs Mir. JohnETo make the I recitals of fact h official deeds of com l missionePs of courts, registers IT lchancery. sheriffs and receivers, prime | facie evidence of the tuth of the tact' | therein recited Judiciary. l 1885. By M. Pitts of Dallas. (witf | notice and proof. )--FOr the relief p I Major David M. Scott of the Alaham' National Guard. Appropriations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. N. deCottes.

Miss Annie Reed. Hen. Nathan L. Mil Ter, MT. Jack Barr, Maj. William F. Tebbetts. MT. E. W. Barrett and MT. l.. H Miller.
 < R E Miss Minnie Armistead of Hopkins. vile. Ky. is visiting the family of hel brother at 400 Finley Avenue. % x E
 Mrs. Margaret DuGas and brother Mir. E. w. Barrett, who came to Mont gomery to attend the inaugural ball returned to Birmingham yesterday af- ternoon.
 E % $ ~, Mits Maggie Mashburn win entertain the Queen-of Clubs this morning.
 sk St E
 Mrs. M M. Sweatt. who has been quite i'll at her residence. AT Plum Street. is slowly recovering a
 F % E
 MT. and Mrs. M, J. Soweli and daughter. Miss May Soweli of Coium. bia, T9nn.,- are the guests of Mir < ane Mrs. ", yJ.xWhite. at their home. s2s South Hull Street.
 is $ &
 Mrs. B. B. Conner. Mrs. Rober, Ligon, Mrs. Louis Farley and Miss Jet. taIine Farley will leave today for Cali fornia. where they so to spend the rest of the winter with Mrs. T. T.. Hill man, F
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
scANDINAvIANs ORGANIZE. Propose To Aid In Securing ImmiErants
 Far Afnhaun.

With thirteen members. the Seandi- navian Club of Montgomery. was or ganized Tuesday night in tho office of F. ating with the Commercial Club i9. in ducing the immigration of Scandina, vians to this section of Alabama. and also, for the purpose of pEomotlnE s9, s,, ciabiilty among the, Scandinavfans Tn and around MontGomery
 The club was orEanized at the sug, gestion of the Comnaercial Club ana the two will work hand-in-hand sfor
 E, U. Cstling. a local architect. was elected president of the oiub, and 5. J. Anderson was chosen honorary president. Other officers elected were ealiberF. M asss% Secretary: s: E. oSrsn. treas. " Tn addition to the oficers. the en- rolled members were: C.. e. Frans3n' Ostling, C. K. Anderson. John Hanson, J: L.. Waisten and s. A. Thorscp of
 MT. Thorson was elected an honorary member. He delivered a short but most interesting talk on the subject of immigration and outlined the means by which he thought the Scandtnayians
 The scandinavian Club is. composed of natives of the Scandinavian peninv sula and descendants or Seandinavians. It is estimated that there are about to to membership and 1t is thought the membership roll will be increased in a short time.
 A committee on constitution ana ny- Franson, c. F. Anderson and John Hanson. They will be assisted in the work by officers of the club. and VIII report at the next meeting to h De he held !. 21 at 217 1-2 Dexter acepue.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
counael on Beth sides Agree tq Final

counael on Beth sides Agree to Final
 Decree.
 Judah T. Moses vs. the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Company and oth- CTS, q case of iong standing in the Equity Court of Montgomery, case that has several times been in the Su- pfene Court and one, In which there have been many complex legal phases, was concluded yesterday when Judge Sayfe by consent of counsel on both sides, rendered a final decree.
 The decree ordered the payment or s1sO00 from the estate of David Wright deceased. the amouEf due upon eight bonds including coupons. interest and
 It was further ordered that the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Com pany deliver to Wright's estate the eight bonds with coupons attached thereto. and the company is directed to cancel certain mortgage given to se- cure eighty bonds. within thirty days from the Issuance of the decree,
 It was also decreed that Judah T. Moses and the Montgomery Real Estate Association. and all parties claiming through the Trust Company. be perpet- uaily enjoined from in any way assert ing claim, title or lien whatsoever to any of said bonds, coupons or interest thereon. or to the property described in the mortgage to secure the bonds.
 The case Tad its origin in the Equity Court February t5, 1899.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
GRIFFITH RECANTS
SAYS HE WILL NOT wiTHDRAws
 UNDER FIRE.
sI Iutended To Resign Hut win stay. Aa Long Ans Alderman Sullivan
 Challenges My Right ID
 x tf.fs D0 SO,-

Alderman c. A. Griffith, will not retire while the political gun. of All derman James }. Sullivan continues to boom. Mr .Griffith's statement that he would resign Is recanted. and his ii- tsnti9n It. to become 2 private citizen of sII of Ward Five isJabandoned.
 .'As I stated to The Advertiser three days ago." said MT. Grffith yesterday, T have for several weeks intended to resign and I put off doing so at the request of my friends. But 1 dc not like to retire under fire. Alderman Sullivan has raised an, issue and am going to stay in the council until 1t Is settled; perhaps I shall stay longer.
 "I feel perfectly confident of my po- sition. have the advice of attorneys and aldermen and 1t Is that l am le- gally entitled to my seat in the Coun- ell. I am going to stay in as- long as stay"
 Alderman Sullivan has not filed his challenge with City Clerk Farley. but says that he will continue the fight. He. too, seems confident of the cor rectness Of his position. =.
 It Is expected that the matter will have a crisis at the next session or the Council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
LIQUOR DEALERS MEET.

Reported to Have Formed Association
 For Political Pnrpese.
 Several local retail liquor dealers met behind closed doors Tuesday night in hall on Madison Avenue None Of their considerations or transactions was made public, but it is understood the convention was for the purpose of forming an association for political purpose.
 It was stated that not more than twelve of the dealers were present at the meeting and that beyond an infor- mal discussion of matters of interest to the retail dealers themselves no bus mess was transacted.
 Another meeting, if is expeetea5 will be held within a short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
PENSACOLA LITTLE GIRL KILLED
 ON BEACH BY FALLING TIMBER

Pensacola. Jan, 15.-(Speeial by Long Distance Telephone. )--Margaret Beck. the ten year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Beck was Instantly killed late this afternoon on the beach back of her parents residence.
 The death of the child was due to a piece of timber falling on her and breaking her neck. The little girl WAS seen by her mother at o'clock this af- tenoon. happily playing along the east ern beach, where the family resides.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
coMPLIMnNTs THr PoLIcn.
Mayor Teagyae Writes Letter of Thanks
 to Chief TaylOR


 Mayor w. -a. Teague officially thanked the Chief and the members of the police department yesterday for their excellent conduct on the day of the inauguration. Mayor Teague sent the following letter to Chief of Police w. H Taylor:
 T am very much gratihed at the fine appearance made by the members of your department in the inaugural pa rade of yesterday and desire to compli- ment the officers and members of the Montgomery police department and yourself.
 A noteworthy feature of the day was the practically total absence of crime and the maintenance of good order un- der difficult conditions. Probably in no crowd of equal magnitude or upon no similar occasion, have the people had better protection of person and property. Many complimentary ex- pressions have been heard in regard to the vigilance and the efficiency of the police department and I heartily endorse them"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16

New Orleans La. Jan. 15.-The state board of health tonight announced the first of it's precautionary measures against the importation of yellow fever during 1907. An inspector will leave here next week for Central American countries to watch for possible out breaks in those places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
Y. M. c. A. Defeats TuIane.

CoIumbus, Gar Jan,--lSpecIHI.Y- Y- By, a score of twenty to ten, the Co., iumbus Young Mems Christian Asso- citation basket baH team tonight de- feated the team from Tulane Upiver- sity which is now making q tour through Georgia and Alabama, playing various cities and colleges. The game tonight was witnessed by a large crowd and was quite exciting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
"Gay New York; Pieaaes Another Ca
 Dncity House.

'Gay New York" the clever musIcal appearance at the Bijou. continued to please the patrons of the theatre last night who, crowded the house.
 In spite of the fact that there was competition at the Montgomery Thea tre, the "Gay New York company played to Q capacity house.
 Hiss Hoerlein has ~ained popularity is regarded as one of the prettiest and most attractive commediennes that have visited Montgomery this season. Her snee s,nsinH HarrS M Emerson. E % as E sehultz. s com tinues to delight with his mirthful art.
 Gay New York" will be presented night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16

report and because of the absence of some important members. the session was adjourned to the third Tuesday in February.
 Annual reports and the election of officers of the standing committees will be the principal business to be trang. acta cd by the club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16

Twenty minutes later the mother look, ed out and saw the dead hodss Of hes child. VI sif
 Timber. which had been taken kr0z>l the bay was stacked on the beach and 1t Is the supposltion that in an an deavor to climb on one of the sfacl<a. the child caused the great piecn ok wood to fall on her.
 The father of the unfortunate girl ia in Gulfport where he Is employed. huf was telegaphed for tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AUDIT0RruM RINK.

Prize Wednesday night most grace ful couple. Prize Thursday night P0- tatO Race. Prize Friday night Lady Skater. Prize Saturday, IneR's race, 1 mile. Saturday afternoon. aeh0oi childrens' matinee; free admission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AunIroRIuM hINIl .

Prize Wednesday, night most ,sraeev fuI couple. Prize Tbursday nlghs Pos tafO Race, Prize Friday might Lady skateF. Prize satnrslay, mems race, 1 mile. Saturday afternoon, school cliiGlneps' Anatipeej free admission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
BijOu Matinee Today l5-25-35-5O. Gay New York.
FUNERAL OF MRS. oROssLAND.
Dr. 0. c. McGehee 0Gielates at the
 Obsequles.


 The funeral of Mrs. S. N. Crossland, who died at her home Sunday night, was conducted from the family resi- dence, GIT South Hull Street, Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. and was largely attended. Dr. O. C. McGehee pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church, oficiated at the service and beautiful music was furnished by a special choir composed of Miss Katie Booth. Junius Pierce and w. L. Van Pelt. There were profusion or beau tiful flowers. a The following gentlemen acted as honorary pall-beaTers: Col. John W A. Santrrd, Major Vincent Elmore Judge J. T. Cook, Edward Trimble. N N. Waller and John Mcintyre. The following were the active pail bearers Ernest Stay, o. C. Roberts, N. B. Bur ton Boiling Young, Robert Teague and Ed Goode.
 interment was at oakwood Gene tery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AUDrrOnIUM RINK

Prise Wednemdsy tight most grace ful couple Prise Thursday night Po- tafo Race. Prize Friday night Lady Skater. Prise saturday, mems race, 1 nasle. Saturday afternoon. school chiIdrens' ipatinee, free admission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
OLD BONDS ARE LEGAL.
New York Lawyers officially Notify
 City Attorney.

Dillon & Hubbard, attorneys of New York. have officially notified City Att torney c. F. Mcintyre that the bonds issued by the cityfn 1877 for refunding which a new issuance of bonds was re- gently authorized, were issued in &C., cordance with the constitution and con. stitute valid and legally binding ob. iigation of the city. 7
 Informal notice of this opinion had already been received by officials of Montgomery. The constitutionaiity or the old issuance was necessarily deter. mined to corroborate the refundine bonds. Ere sum of the bonds issued in 1877 was S468, 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AunIToRIuM RINK

Prize Wednesday night most grace full couple. Prize Thursday night Po- tntO Race. Prize Friday niGht Lady Skater. Prize Saturday, meas race, i mile. Saturday afternoon. school cIiIareps' mnfinees free adnaisssOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AUDITORIUM RINFk

Prize Wednesday night most grace ful couple. Prize Thursday night Po- tat0 Race. Prize Fri&y nlght Lady Sknter. Prize Saturday, men's race, naiIe. Saturday afternoon. Schsol ekaldrenA' matinee, free admlAsion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
Annual Meeting Postponed.

The annual meeting of the Commer- ciaI Club of Montgomery was to have been held yesterday. but on account of the inability of several committees Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AUDITORIUM RINK

Prize Wednesday night most grace full couple. Prize Thursday night Po- tate Race. Prize Friday night Lady skater. Prize Saturday, mems race. l mile. Saturday afternoon. schecA ehiBdrens' matinee, free admission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16

on the rivers are gradually receding tor night and all danger of Q serioua flood is again past for the present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
Citizens Meet ,aaa Petstiea ssuthern
 Railway.

Decatur, Jan. 1s.-~lSpecial by Long Distance Telephone. l--An enthusiastic meeting of citizens of the Decaturs was held at the Eiks' Club tonight for ths purpose of petitlonins the South- ern, Railway to construct a foot and wagon bridge oyer the Tennessee River in connection with it's railroad bridge.
 The Southern has announced 1t would widen this bridge and will double track It's line from Decatur to Decatur Junction, a distance of a mile and @ half. Engineers will begin making the souRdings of the river in few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
CITY. CAMPAIGN ON
SEVERAL MENTIONED FOR MANOR
 OF BIRM1NGHAAE.
Call IssBed Fer Meeting Of DenaqeF4fle
 MunfcIpal C0lnmktkee--ItdWara Flynn Wamts 10 Re Mlne InsDecfOK,

.a
 Birmingham. Jan. l5.--(SpeciaLl- l--- Walter Meteaif. chairman of the Rir- minRham city Democratic executive compittee, today Issued call for meeting Of the committee on Thurs day evening. At this meeting date for primary will be set and the city The election will take place in May. The primary VIII be held either on February IS or q day or two later George B. Ward. the present mayor of election, 1t Is underst6od Anoth@r candidate will be out In few days The names of W N. prennen fofner mayor; Capt Frank F; QBrien, pr. are mentioned Each of the nine wards will have from two to three candfdataH for aldermantc honors. Five men. in~ cludinR the present chief w. F WteFs want to be chief of police.
 The executive committee will also decide on what officers shall go before the peopte, there being discussion as to all heads of the department running in the primary.
 F'Iynn's Friends Active.
 Edward Flynn, President of the Ala bana district organization of the United Mine Workers Of America, Is mentioned by friends for appoiptlpent as assistant State mine ,inspeeiors to his resignation several days ago and will go with the Davis Creek Coal Company While a vacancy For only three months will be filled, 1t Is be- leved that the appointee will succeed himsek In May for the three years term as assistant inspector.
 Mir Flyn has not put in an applica- tion for the appointment, but his friends are said to be busy ln that re- gard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AupIroRIuM RINK

AUDITORIUM RINK.
 Prize "Wednesday night most grace faI couple. Prize Tbursday night Po- tate Race. Prize Friday night Lady mile. Saturday afternoon, school chiIdrens' matinee, free admission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
AunIroRIuM RINK .

AUDITORIUM RINK.
 Prize Wednesday night most grace ful couple. Prize Thursday niGht Fo- tato Race. Prize Friday night Lady Skater. Prize Saturday, meals race, mile. Saturday aftermoon. school ctfidrens' matfpeej free admission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
pEoATURs WATT BRIDGE.

Bijeu Matinee TOaay 1s-25-a5-So- Gay New York. S--t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
CADsDEN,s NEW CHIEF.
". w. ThOrnton Raised to Head ei
 Police.

Gadsden, Jan. 15.-(Speeial by Long Distance TeIephone.)-William w. Thornton was last night appointed by the City Council to serve out the uh- expired term of the late Chief of Police White, which would have terminated May i. Patrolman Sam OBannon was elected captain of the department, sue ceeding Chief Thornton. and c. D. Mo. Daniel was elected patrolmaR to fill the vacancy caused by the promotions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
cputIop Against Yellow Fever

Bijou Matinee Today 1S-25-35-5O. Gay New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
Waters Exceeding

Pittsburg, Jan. l5.--After reaching e stage of twenty-five feet the waters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-16
;. r. MOSES CASE coNcLUpED.

BiJom Matinee Today 1S-2S~So~SO' Gay New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-11
Hardware Department.

Bar Iron Nails, Horse Shoes, Large
Iron Wash Kettles, Brass, Copper
and Porcelain Kettles, Skillets,
Waffle Irons, Trace, Butt, Cow and
Halter Chains, Farm Bells, Screen
Doors and Windows, American
Fence Wire, Barbed Wire, Saws,
Black Hawk Corn Shelters, Lawn
Mowers, Files, All Sizes Bolts,
Loaded Shells Powder and Shot.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-11

A small ofice-boY, who had worked
in the same position for two years on
a salary of So week, finally plucked
up enough courage to ask for an in
crease in wages.
How much more would you like
to have ?" inquired his employer.
well" answered the lad, II don't
think So more a week would be too
much.
"Well, you seem to me a rather
small boy to be earning S. week, :"
rem .rked his employer.
Il suppose I do. I know I'm
small for my age" the boy explained,
"but, to tell you the truth, since I've
been here l haven't had time to grow"
He got the raise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-11
Sayings Of Franklin.

Lost time is never found again.
A em. Ill leak will sink great ship.
Drive thy business 4; let not that
drive thee.
Wealth is net his that has it, but
his that enjoys it.
In discreet mans mouth public
thing is private.
The worst wheel Of the cart makes
the most noise.
Laziness travels so slowly that pow
erty soon overtakes him
If you would be wealthy, think of
saving as well as of getting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-11

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will run it's passenger trains into the
new union station in Washington City
on and after May LIST.
A Los Angeles woman carries the
ashes of her dead husband around
with her in bag, thus being always
able to know where he is at Eight.
A Baltimore paper reports that
Mr.. Rockefeller loves his country.
So would we if we owned one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-04-11
Best Of All.
A woman likes to be loved.

A woman likes to be loved.
She likes to feel she is useful In
matters besides household work.
She likes to be petted occasionally ;
those private little pet names are
very dear to woman's heart.
She wants her husband to be her
friend and companion, for a kind
word often goes farther than a valua-
bic present.
A word of praise over successful
accomplishment she has made will oft.
en- satisfy her for the work and worry
of it.