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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

stances not exactly suited the infant digestion
and that the death rate in consequence lncLnq''9
too many citizens of very tender years f-iii'fi'.
e7od Da,,nla arp-irre that mothers do do this
from malice aforethouEht. hut merely because 'h'
do not know any better. making II their h"Sl-
ness through the municipalities 10 teach them
In tho enormous parish Of St PanCras poor
women are taught how hatho babies ana nurse
them and feed them. how TO ilN their cots ao P'o
them 10 bed Rat+arsea is paving special atten-
ton to pure milk babies Baby shows nave
been held at S1italfelds and MarViehone 10 create
interest among mothers.
In line with This work are some Of the inEcnul-
ties shown the Country in Town exhibition helH
recently in Nhitorhapel Art Gallery one "1 'i.'N
IS = model recreation, ground r1enty-four fo"t
square. designed "a provide an outdoor nursery III
which city children can sleep and play aud eai ana
be bathcd in the open air Cots standing next neat
little garden plots baths in artistic bungalows
and fascinating sand beaches are some Of the feat
1lres Of this outdoor nursery
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

20 ~ I+a1,,n He was held in 5000 for General
Sessions. . sio7tfar
ctsrgA ,painst Toesph Epstein. Jewish copoier ~
r.ast tTnuston street was changed :" olsoIdeIN
conduct Yesterday in the Essex Market c'ul'. ~, ~
,l,id nor save been held the major cnarse pIl
~ -, SMALLER one NIagistrste- crane sent nln 10
+te Vork1ouse for six months IN dHleu!L "i .O-I7
f,,r his good behavior He was charEt'' go ,-Iar, ~
s9r)ttng Dora Davis ten years old In MS @
shon the case being practically the same is 'Ne
assault on the Whiting girl ha+
When Co1urnissioner Bingham vas I.taa 7NHei
1,a Thought of The raid which Deputy ConIlhsslo
0.Kaaffe made last aieht on the kNio!- a. a. a.
RocFawav. although the house vas cnr.rtu ~ ~ 90
Injunction the Commissioner said; i"' - IA
- ~ ;ie7,.If;es -bat the rolce have 70 contend
With We had men IN the place. and theE sot - ~
evidence An injunction cl1nct h!ndfr Us us '''"
.attir- t,4lsnc4 It * = nice. complex game
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The Eton Jacket that is mad" with the sleeves
ci+ in one with Il is of the latest developments
Of the Mandarin idea. This one is distinctly novel
the sleeves being finished the elbows with roll
over cuffs while IL still preserves the long. un-
broken shoulder line n the illustration it is made
,f chiffon Panama cloth with the collar Of velvet
and trimming Of soutache braid, large. handsome
buttons finishing the front edges. II IS however
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
RICH MAN BROWNS IN SHALLOW WATER

Rinrhamton y Y. July 3f.-James H Morey'
who was sevcnty-four years old and considered
one OF the wcaIthiest men in Tioga County, was
drowned At Tioca Centre late last night tn the
SusGuehanna River. He was a resident 81
Iounsberry. opposite Tioga Centre. II Is sup
posed that ne had shock. as the water was
only six inches deep where he drowned
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
OUTDOOR NURSERIES.

Frg;!sa municipalities taking Up TIE cauS"
II the irfaat Briton. The coroneIs inqoests arr
proving int many English mothers cav" H''is
-.ays II feeding tlei- 5abias ham ana "'iie1 9'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
ELKS OPEN HOUSE
MOBILE CLUBMEN WILL CELE-
 BRATE MARDI GRAs.
Rcceutions and EntertaiDnIent at Lodge Home in Honor 0f King and Queen and visitors
 to City.

Mobile, Feb. e.--(Speeial. )--The EIks of Mobile have announced their plans for the two days of the carnival,
 Sunday afternoon from to 7:Se o'clock there will be a reception ten- dered by tho lodge to the ladies and introduced non- resident visitors. Ad- mission is by card only, issued by the house committee.
 Monday evening at g o'clock there will be a reception and ball tendered by the members in honor of Her Ma jesty. the Queen. His Royal Highness, Felix. II. and the NJ. F. NJ. Society. Admittance by ticket only. Strictly costume de rigener. Tickets issued by the executive committee.
 Reception Committee to Her Maj esty, the Queen. and His Royal High ness. ex-King F. J. Inge. chairman ex-King F.. l.. Russell. ex-King l.. A. Partridge. ex-King C. r. Comp ton. Jr.
 Tuesday afternoon immediately after their parade nnd reception. there will be a reception rendered the K. O.. R. Society. Admittance will be to the ladies and introduced non resident visitors. Admission by card only--is- sued by the house committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
THE COMIC COWBOYS
MOBILE SOCIETY WILL GIVE UNI.
 QUE PARADE.
All Incidents of the Year, wiil Be Lana- poOned by s'The Boss' On Twenty Fourth AnnIver-

Mobile, Feb 9.-(Special.)- )--The comic Cow Boys, celebrating their twenty fourth anniversary, will parade Tues day, and will follow their usual route of parade through the principal streets of the city.
 The Cow Boys parade Is always look cd forward to with much interest by the public. as it burlesques happenipg gs of public interest during tho year. The continuous laugh" as termed by the Boss" Cow Boy, will be led by Cow Boys on their bronchos. Fol lowing the advance guard will come the famous Cow Boy band, accounts of which have been turning up news wires out Of Mobile. The band will render a selection expressly written for the occasion entitled, 'So Glad You've Come. Alabama Legislature"
 clown astride of donkey will load the floats. signifSfng the subject of the parade. which is "Clrcusade Mo- mile" The first float will be the eIn- blem float, and will show a yellow Kid mounted on a high pedestal, holding In each hand a streamer of ribbon attach ed to a large bell. The float Is beau tlfufiy decorated in handsome flowers. which were grown especially for the occasion.
 Float No. 2 will be labeled Mobile Freaks" and is a cage. painted vel low. showing safely within It's con- fines ig-hcaded women and several hoboes who arrived in the city on the fast Havana limited train Hor the car- nival.
 Float No. 2. will be labeled Snake Charmers." the Boss" Cow Boy con tending that no circus Is complete without a snake charner
 Float No. will be labeled, Candy Babies; Caught on the Corner of Royal and Dauphin Streets"
 Float No. will be a plain black empty cage. Space in this cage is re- served for the busiest man in town who the Cow Bows expect to capture along the route of parade.
 Float No. will show a handsome and costly automobile. artisticaily dec- orated in lilies of the valley and maid enhair farn. It will be propelled by a power in the rear. of which everybody is requested to take special notice. as I. is an up- to date arrangement in the way of p'otive power.
 Float No, will show six or seven popular young society women. safely landed within the confines of a large cage. This float will he Caught In the Aat--Playing Bridge Whist"
 Float No. will he labeled Don't Look At This: Request of c. c. Bis" On each side of this float are ten large mirrors. and in large. bold letters IS written Monkeys"
 Float No. g will be labeled. 'Prores- GOT Jamburger: the Strong Man" This wonder lifts, without the least exer- ton a s.600-pound Diebold safe and seven heavy weights He is Assisted in the nerformanre of his world-astonlsh- ing feat by two hohoeS caught walk ing in over 4the Southern Railway track. They stated they were in ( hurry. SO decided to walk in preferencr to taking the train.
 Following In the wake os the Comic Cow Boys will he varied assortm ent of lemons and brickbats
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
I1lcbiIe 1$ 1n Gala Httire and Ready tc
 Celebrate Return cf I1ldrdi Bras Season.
PARADE OF M. E. M.
WILL REPREsfsNT .sEAsONs AND
 THEIR HOLIDAYS.
Youmg Mobile Society Will Make . Fine showing Despite Great Damage
 Done By the
 Storm.

Mobile, Feb. 9.--fspecial) )--"The Seasons and Their Holidays will be the subject of the parade to be given by the Monday Evening Maskers.
 The parade of the M F, M. was de- signed and largely executed by James Robinson. and he took as his guide. as nearly as possible. the simple. natural poetry of Thompson's seasons
 This new mystic order was one or the most severe sufferers by the Sep tember storm. Its den was unroofeu. partly blown away, and many of the floats. well on toward completion. had to be rebuilt from the groundwork up. The parade this season needs no apoi- ogy, and this Is only related to show with what courage this society has worked against great difficulty.
 The parade of the M. K. M. was headed by the society's emblem float. upon a globe which surmounts gor- geous pedestal. About the pedestal. above and below, sport two clowns and two follies, merrily passing the time away regardless of the passing seasons. On each side of the pedese tai are figures reminding that this IS the fourth annual parade of the NJ F. M Color scheme blue. white and gold.
 Eight floats representing the seasons will follow. They are spring. Easter" summer" Fourth of July Autumn" "Thanksgivins," Winter, and "Christmas."
 The bali of the M E. M. following the parade Monday evening promises to be a notable affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
|K0R AND FORTUNIO
rn ID PARADE TO CELEnRATE S3RD ANNIVERSARY.
Society Win Appear In Mobile Tuesday Afternoon nnd VIII Give . Re- eeptiOn at German Relief
 Hali.

Mobile, Feb. 9.--tSpecial )--- The thirty-t third annual parade of the Knights of Revelry. one of the oldest Mobile. will&bring to mind youthful days when Ranches Fortunes" was popular with old and young. ''Forhino's will be the subject of the K. O. R. parade Tuesday afternoon. AS usual the parade will be headed by. the Society's emblem float. The emblem float Is we'll known and ad- mired design, with its cups and goblets around which dance and prance frolick- ing youths as devotees of the ruby wine as ever was omar khaSgam.
 The picture floats will come in the following order: Proclamation of AL fOnrite." Fairy Queen. gift of Ser- wants" "Gourmau," "Strongheart Car rles the Treasure" "Boistere," "Fortunis Kills the Dragon" and The Charrot Of the Fairy Queen"
 These floats were conceived and executed by J. c. Hines. Their artis- tic beauty. their Oriental splendor and their mechanical effects will be mar vel of the Mardi Gras crowds.
 The route of the K. 0. R. parde will be as follows:
 Appear State and Royal. Up State to St. Joseph. down St. Joseph to Dau- phin, west -Dauphin to Conception. north Conception to St. Francis. east St. Francis to Royal. south Royal to Government, West Government to Jef- ferson, countermarch down Govern ment to Claiborne. North Claiborne to Dauphin. East Dauphin to Conception. North Concepton to St. Francis, East St Francis to St. Joseph. South St. Joseph to St. Emanuel thence to Ger man Relief hall and disnount.
 Immediately following the parade the K. O. R. will give q reception at Ger man Relief Hall when the following committees will serve:
 General Chairman-o. F. Cawthon. Jr.
 Reception Committee (white badgel J. c. Bush. Jr., chairman; w. H. Armbrecht, Charles B. Hervey. Thomas l.. Mckay, Frank Shultz. c. M. Lewis James Gbboney, T. J. O'Connor. Thomas Denns. c. [. SchwelZer. J. c. Touart Society Committee (blue badse)-H D. PlIlichody. chairman; William H. Monk, A. B. Dure. J. J. Quill. Hunter ORourke. A. J. wildman, Charles F. Vincent, Powell William, Cyrus Sib- ley E. c. Horton
 Floor Committee Cred badgel--in mask.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
THE ORDER OF MYTHS
SUBJECT OF PARADE WITHHELD
 FROM PUBLIC.
Elaborate Preparations for Carnival BnII at Temperance Haif---Com- mitteemea Who WGii
 Serve

Mobile, Feb. 9.-(Special. 1.-The de- scription of the floats, the theme from which the parade has been drawn. the general subject to be followed through
 out by the Order of Myths will not be announced until tomorrow. the mem
 bers of the society preferring to wait
 until the last moment before making
 this feature of their celebration public.
 Here are announced. however. the arr
 arrangements for the ball after the pa-
 rade:
 The doors of Temperance Hall VIII
 not be opened until after S:3o p. m.
 Tuesday, after the passage of the pa-
 rades. for the ball. The members of
 the reception committee are requested
 to report promptly to the chairman at
 that hour, that they may be on hand to receive their guests. The Order of Myths respectfully advise that no scratched tickets will be recognized, and that the committee at the door will be required to refuse admission ito any person presenting such ticket. All 1 tickets are strictly personal and non l transferable. No one will be admit | ted (even to the gallcry), except in | full evening dress. Following is the reception commit | tee:
 M. waring Harrison. chairman; W. B. An0eTSOn. F. G- AuHSpauBu5 o' | Bromberg. c. P. Boudousquie. c. w. Butt, D. W, Purgett, Dr.. O. L. Cramp- ton, Le dev. chaudron, O. r. Cawthon, IT,, R. L. Douglass, R T.. Erwin, L.. G. Fry. R. c. Fosdick. Dr. ?. W. Goodman, s. Goulon, l.. A. Partridge. John Quill, W. S. stewart, ST.. Henry Tacon. Murray Wheeler. John R. Vld- mer, ]. B. Dortch, c. l.. Smith, T. NJ
 Stevens. s. s. Rubura, Sr., Dr. W. M. Mastip, J. A. Walters. Col. William Butler Duncan. c. E. Harrison, John S. Holmes, 1T. A. oHrst. z. M. F. Inge'
 sr., Winston Jones. W. s. Kirkland,
 W. r. Kelly. Jr.. II. D. Lesesnc. sr.. E. L.. -Ledyard. A. S. Lyons. James McPhiilips, sr. Earle Mccartney. Hun ter ORourke. II. NJ. Price. O. J.
 semmes. F. c. Turner. Col. E. l.. Rus
 saIi. c. D. willoughby. D. R. Burgess.
 Harry Pillans. J. T. Schley. c. B..
 Thames, A. F. Van Hcynigen J. w.
 Whiting. B. C. Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
GUIDES GILL DREN
Experience and Mothers Love Nal
 Advice Valuable.

An Illinois mother writes about feed ing children.
 If mothers would use Grape Nuts nlsre for their little ones. there would be less need for medicines and fewer doctor bills.
 'If those suffering from indigestion and stomach troubles would live on Grape Nuts toast and good milk for short period they would experience more than they otherwise would be- lieve.
 our children have all learned to know the benefit of Grape Nuts as an appetizing. strengthening food It IS every evening. with few variations, like this: Mama. let's have toast aud Grape Nuts for breakfast or. let's have eggs and Grape Nuts'-never forget ting the latter.
 One of our boys in school and 15 years of age repeatedly tells me his mind is SO much brighter and in every way he reels SO much better after hav- ing Grape Nuts as part If not all his breakfast Name given by Pos tua Co, Battle Creek, Mich. Read the little book. The Road to Wellville.' g '- ~kss ''Thsres a Reason "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
|GAIETY IS IN | MOBILES AIR All is Ready for Mardi Gras Carnival. 
 |xnY FULL OF VISITORS M Come to Do Honor to Emperor
 of Toy. Gunboat Faducah Will Arrive Today and Festivities win BeEin With
 ceacsrts This Afternoes--
 Light. ss ronssht.

~css,e. Feb. s.--tspeciai )--fhe sr,r,t of the carnival, with all It's a'- tendant gaiety. pervades the at"'os phere: there Is that general feeiins - ramraser,e and good fellowship whicn .v.r ana always obtains when cares os hns,ness life are laid, aside. and man ana wonoen and children gather " ~aiabrate the gladsorne days prece. Aert, to the sackcloth and asnes VI Lent. ovds
 Mobile is filling steadily with croWus e,s in search of pleasure. with etners I" hunt for satisfaction ol tnen srann nsttv They are hastetning here iron. eery direction, as the Mother or wvsticsr. has sent her call through the Kinrfan of Joy the call to the cians ana tribes and all the loyal 70 at.eha the entrance of His Majesty, Emperor relix. and the coronation Of her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen.
 In no Kingdom or empire. sreae o small. is there evidenced more of tbs reai nstriotism and loyalty to the < soverei,sgn of the land than in the Rea1nn of Joy. His Hummer Majes. ty IA loved and revered throuEhout the land. from the aurora boreaiis on fhe north to sweet Alice. Ben Holt on the south The Realm of Joy is more than world wide--the music Of the universe Is set to the key of Felix lute.
 A Biaxe of Light.
 Bsenyifie Square. all the hotels. clubs and business houses facing the eauare. Government street from the depot as far west as the eye can see. along Royal and Dauphin streets--all will be ablaze Sunday night. when the electricity Is turned through the wires to light the city precedent to the arrival of His Msjesty. Arches. flags. pennants.. crowTs and many signs, all electrically lighted. are in place. ready for the evening of Sun day.
 The gunboat Paducah will come up 10 the docks Sunday. and will attend all the festivities of Mardi Gras. It will probably be open to the public on Monday and Tuesday, though this has not been announced,
 The arrival of the emperor, will be at noon of Monday. the revenue cut ter winona bearing him to Che eapf- tai Of his sempire. From here the first parade will start. accompanied by the city officials the military and other invited guests, who will be in carriages The Comic Cowboys ire pressibie always. will join the parade and help in the fun making.
 Monday evening will come the Monday Evening Maskers the first Of the mystic societies to appear
 All the other mystic societies will parade on Tuesday Mardi Gras dav.
 Beginning on Monday there will be the tarious receptions in honor to the Emperor and the Queen. continuing through Tuesday evening. the hour Of twelve Tuesday night closing the cell sebration. when all lights will be turn ataH r1lk fha ha1fR win cfnQe fha mn . T.. CTS will disappear. and the ses%Jn of sackcloth and ashes will have come
 The coronation will be held in Tenn perance Hall Monday evening when the King will bestow the crown upon the Queen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
THE INFANT MYSTICS
ANCIEsT AND HONORABLE sOCIE-
 ,TY TO APPEAR TUESDAY.
Parade Will Represent 'The Legend of the North Pole,--ROute to be Followed and Commit
 tees.

Mobile, Feb. 9.-(Special. )-The Infant Mystics wiil appear Tuesday night with beautiful display of SIX fioats and an emblem float. The sub Ject of the parade is: The Legend of the North Pole."
 The story from which the subject is taken Is that of an explorer who wanders in search of the north pole and, his ship being wrecked, he is lost in the region of the pole with nothing to guide him. He Is finally rescued by some Esquimaux, and they show him the way to the north pole. The explorers experiences are told in the six floats.
 The historic Emblem float consists of a bale of clifton. surmounted by the pet cat. typical of the organiza- tion, and fianked on one side by a large elephant and on the other by a knight in full armor holding a banner or streamer, bearing the motto of the society, Tn Hoe Signo Sustlneat. |" There will be two characters on this float.
 For the past few years the society has only used the cat, but this year 1t has returned to the old emblem used years ago by the original Infant Mys tics. which was formed of many men in the cotton business, hence the bale of cotton which is seen on the ems blem float this year.
 The other floats typifying the fro- zen North. will show The Wreck" The Ice Cubs "The Snow Sprites.' Court of the Ice Queen" "The Au- rora" and The Polar Elysium."
 The floats will follow the following route of parade: Form at St. Joseph and St Anthony streets, march down St. Joseph to Dauphin, Dauphin to Conception. Conception to St. Fran cis St. Francis to Royal Royal to Government. Government to Cedar, Countermarch Government to Clai- borne, Claiborne to Dauphin. Dauphin to St. Emanuel. to the German Relief. where the members will dismount and the ball will start.
 The following committees have been named for the ball:
 General Chairman--Mark Lyons; vice chairman. NJ, c. Discher.
 Reception commttee-Gregory L.. Smith. chairman: J. W. Goldsby. Charles Cunninham, John Craft, H :. H. Case. James Mcdonnell. R. Mel lett R. F. Neville, W. F. Tebbetts P. A. Savage. Judge Price Williams Jr., T. K. Jackson H. IT. Patterson. Col son. E. E. wagar, w F. Walsh, Dr. A. Festorazzi. James K. Glennon. A |. $. Lyons. ". J. Kilduf, R. B. Nor rls. A. J. Quina and c. w. Trimmer man.
 Honorary committee-iWillis Rob- erts. E. R. Kirkbride and Louis Tis- dale
 Society committee--C C. Mechem, IT.. chairman; H. Percy Ketchum. Fl :. W. Clarke. c. A. Grayson. Tisdale TOuart, L.. R. Bart and E. J. Gower.
 The floor committee will consist of members of the society in mask
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
re c
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 Unnecessary
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YOU CAN TRY m FREE.

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 Not only does the Pyramid Pile Cure cure piles painlessly, but without in- convenience or the Interruption of your business duties. It acts as a healing balm to the irTitated membrane of the rectum, giving new life to the dead ened blood vessels, and causing the uIcerous condition to pass away. Im- mediately upon starting to use the Py- ramid Pile Cure the patient will find the congestion relieved and the swell ing diminishing as well as the dieap- pearance of that awful sense of itch ing.
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 There is no method so safe or so in- expensive. If you are a sufferer from this disagreable. distracting, painful and dangerous afflictIon, write us for a free trial package which we will send to you at once. We are sure that you will be so greatly helped that you will continue to use this treat ment until cured. Pyramid Drug Co, 7s Pyramid Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
snve Carwo of Cotton.

COAL-BEST BLOCTON LUMP. One grade Only--&6 per ton. Phone 32S. Exchange Ice Works
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
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MonrLE CARNIVAL pRoanAM..

Sunday--Arrival of gunboat
 Paducah. Concerts In Bienville
 Square afternoon and evening. Monday-Emperor Felix ar-
 rives at noon on revenue cutter Winona. Soon thereafter the , Alabama Legislature will arrive from Montgomery on a special . train.
 , Monday Evening--Parade of NJ. E. NJ, followed by ball.
 } Tuesday Afternoon--Felix will review his capital. The k. O.
 } R.. will parade followed by re- ception. } Tuesday Evening-Annual pa-
 rape of C. O. M., and Infant Mystics followed by balls of each society.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

Eondon. Feb. 9.-Arrangements have been made here to save the cargo of cotton on board the British steamer Bolton Hall. from Galveston to Genoa which stranded yesterday morning north of Port Vendre. France, on the Mediterranean.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

TN the time of the Arabian Nights the
 chief form of amuseMent was telling A stories. They had no books. Pro- fessional story-tellers went around and amused everybody who was able to pay. This idea of being amused is as old as the human race. "Give us something to en- tertain us" has been the constant cry. The answer in this day and age is the Edison Monograph.
 Every can have his soteI his master right in hi: own home The who kept poet dealers " v
 National PhonoUraph Company
 7s Lakeside Ave. orange M
 Dealers with established Phoaographs h sveu town not covered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
The st. T.nr,. w..,-,.

Newport News. Va. Feb g.-The new cruiser St. Louis, which went to sea run, returned 10 Hampton Roads to- day.