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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
Disser te sar. Faith.

x<.,st. T@h. s-~tspeciaa.) )---As each nsw room px the cawthon Vinsy&rd is cornpieted, some one gives at mouse ~.rsnsnr. Tonight the Automobile Roorn. with it's inishings of green. its han ndsonely carved maple furniture ano its walls done fn up-te-oate es paintings. was opened witn sos srhs % guests were Msssrs. Sidney Low Snstein. Charles wiiloughby. scniey, craighead. H. wefel, Jr-. Henry Mas- kan McDernnott T. K. Jackson. Pros- Enuer. Charles Heryey. Tebbitts. Gse- borey and E. W. Faith.
 Mr. 6;ibboney was toastmaster ana iofly good lime was in order all eve hing and especially over tne toas's' which were clever local mus
 Mrs. c. ". tsazzafn was Hostess shis z Afternoon for the Hamilton Whist Clup and entertained as substitutes Mrs. Paron. Mrs. Dougherty and Mrs. George Clark of Birmingham. Tea was serveo asaa was . cheering beverage this olt, taf cold day for the memoes sn. guests whs played fer pretss' iano' hat pins.
 The Monday Morning Bridge met xr,th Mias Yireinta Thomas at IF n,eloclr today. The substitutes were Mfss Elcie Fry, Miss George or Demop- oils. Miss Huger and Mrs. George Clark of Birmingham. The prlzes "efe siiwer fiiasree cologne bottles
 A prslty afnner of Sunday was given for Hiss Alice Jay of Baitimore. at ffs rSsidaYce of her aunt. Mrs Masson. Tha kliests were. Miss Nell Hall Miss esssgse Parker of Annistpn and Messrs Hcrn, McCaa and Tom Boone
 8xr and Hrs. Y. A. Bitzer celebrated HIT xwentieth wedding anniyersary on esln1day with dinner for their reia- Fsves and were the rscipients of many hanasorne pieces of china.
 Tha rewuzar monthly meeting or the xkSsfsA Erbatc Iabrny Association wns hSlH xfts askerrcen ct sis0 o'clock r----%@es .
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
Notice of Appointment

In the Matter of The Estate of B. ". walk
 er Deceased.
 In the Probate Court of Montgomery cDun.
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 Letters testamentary under the last will and testament of said decedenk B. ". Waik- CT; having been granted to the undersigned Honorable J. B. -Gaston, Judge of the Pro- bate Court for Montgomery Counts. Ala bafaa notice is hereby given that all per sons having claims against said estate wiil be required to present the same within the time allowed by law. or the same will be 0sf'su JOSIE J. WALKER, 2 Executrix of the Last Will and Testament
 of B. w. Walker Deceased. tues-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

New orleans. Feb. s..cloared;c csySs: strs: John Wilson (Nor1, Hansen. CeiO"'
 Port Eads. Feb. s.-Arrived; str: str; Ellis (Nor), Iregen. Colon via s,,r, For Limon; Manteo (Amn.), McLaagnilnh' Tampa via Mobile: Mobila (Cnoanl > Macdonald. Port Barrios via Fuerto Cortez and Belize; North Flint lbr.l' owen, Brunswick Homer (Br.l. james Santos via Rio de Janeiro; Hispania (Nor), stiekler. ceiba: Vera 'Non,I 1 Rynning. BocAs del Toro; Aricdua ste feno, (Ital.J, Gerolimich. Tampa; Es cianipa tItal.) Maresca. Pensacoia :
 sch ooner Auburn (Amn.). Ginn' Fhiia- l delphia.
 Sailed: strs. Cestr.an tBr.l. Thomas
 Liverpool, Tuptoh (Br). Trattles' Lon | don via Norfolk. Mobile, Ala. Feb. s.--Arrived Steamers Dordrecht (Duth), Coern- camp, Glasgow; Helen tNorwesianl l sIverlsen, Puerto Cortez; Rio Grand, Young, New York; schooner Glenaftoh | (Brftlsh), Eden, Cienfuegos. Cleared: Steamer Rio Grand, Young New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
opAnInx of TsffIe Rsnrs.

Mobile. Feb. e.--tEpeeial )--The South Alabama rifle range at Daphne was to be opened January |, but weather conditions were not propitu- tous and postponement was had. The opening of the range has been taken up with Ad5utant General Bibb Graves by Captain William D. Mickle, inspector of rifle practice, and he says that the regular season of target shooting of the local militia compa- fies on the range win begin early in March.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
GOOD, GOOD MOBILE.
One Arrest onIy hy POIice In Twenty"
 four Hours.

One Arrest Only hy POIics In Twenty"
 fGur Hours.
 Mohi1e. Feb s.-(Special. l--What IS thought to be a record was establishea thIs morning with the arrival Of o'clock, when 1t became known that only one arrest had been made by the police department between ' o'clock Sunday morning and ! o'clock tnis morning, the one unfortunate being S drunken negro. ..o.
 With the arrest of several negroes recently the police believe tney nSTv ia \, about cleaned out the worst Of the iaW bresking element and are positive that q few of these negroes were the ones who were doing all the thieving as IL has come to a sudden stop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
THREE PRIESTS MENTIONED.
prpAabse Successor of FatAer Fxiryvan
 nt sf pafrfesrsn.

Mobile. Feab. s.--fEpecial. )---There are three probable successors to Rev.
 Father Kirkan. who died Wednesday
 morning, as priest at St. Patricks Church. Rev Fathers o'Grady of Prat1
 City. Rev Father Turner of Psnsaeoia and Rev. Father Doiye of Anniston. Rev. Father Turner was in the city for the funeral of Father Kirwan and delivered the eulogy over the lament ed priest. Rev. Painter Doyle was in this city before and was associated with Rev. Father o'Callaghan at St. vincent's Church. Rev. Father o'Gra. dy conducted a mission at the Cathe- dfai and made . very favorable impress sion and it is more than probable that he win succeed Father Kirwan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
LITTLE GIRL DIES
MOBILE cHHID WAS BURNED TER
 RxBLY.
cioskins or Eefena 6esrEe cussht Fire At . gfnfe----suAxe sefnmes Charges Th~ Febrnary
 xsrmna sanry.

Mobile. Feb. s--rspecial.1 1--After suf- feciRg nearly twsnty-ene hours from burns. Lorenh Georee, the 7-year-ofd q daughter of Mrs. Mamie George. died today at the home, No. 305 Charleston street.
 Shortly before noon yesterday the child's clothes caught fire from grate and when her parents reashed the chfid 1t was foumd that her face. body and 7frnbs were literally cooked.
 Physicians did asi h their power to save the child but their efforts proved futile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
NetOs of Mobile Society

Ten" held their first meeting on Sat-
 nraay with Miss Regina Alice. at her
 home on Broad Street. "fit" was the
 game and the prizes, gold buckle and
 a book, were won by Miss laa
 Tutwfier ana Miss Marie Unruh The
 others who were present at this hrst
 meeting were Misses Tutwiter. Dnrnn' Lucile wyiie, Ethel Bogue, Mary sonic Clara Sands. Appotona Manson ana
 the hostesa
 The T. R c. or Teddy Bear Club will meet Tn ursday of this week with MISS Pearla Soost.
 The Doasyoupiease Club VII. meet Friday with Mrs Marshall Higiey Mr. q. q. Bush of New orIeans. ar- riysa or sunday and left toniEht Tor Madison, Ga, to be best man Weqnes- day at the marriage of his orother.
 MT. J. C. Bush, IT.
 Mir Melvin Billups of New Orleans
 spent Sunday in town. Mrs. A. e, Forbes of Montgomery is on d visit to her mother, MrA Dillard. on Dauphin Way.
 Mir. Edwin Fitzgerald left today for NtcA~HAk8s
 Mr. Cary Butt has retnrned from trip to Birmingham
 | hfrs. Green Bush of Birmingham is ,ss,toubtedly one of Alabama's prettiesf women. At the tea given for her sat- urfay by Mrs. Charles Mohr. Mrs. Bush was a treat to the eye in . gown of paiest pink chiffon cloth, her lovely blaek hair piled high on her head. . onalar Of diamonds Rnd spray of fhis same jewel In her cersage. Mrs. Rhett Gooas entertained af | bridge and tea this afternoon instead of on Thursday, which has been her regular day this season. Golden gate roses made effective decoration for the tea table and drawing room and Mrs. 1 5oode received her guests with the l dignity and charm which ichaEacterizes all that she does Mra Joseph Rhodes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

Jack Williams. the present holder of Mobile.
 The last Legislature passed . spe- cial act at the suggestioK of Hon. J. H. NorvFlfe. providing that the hhrbor master shall receive an equal division of the fees with the deputies. This means that the position in the future win De worth Something like s4oO0 per year. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
alr. sexten In NI1bIle,

Mobile. Feb. s--tSpecial.)--A c. Sexton, State Deputy Insurance Com missioner. arrived in this city today for the purpose of looking into the af- fairs of the tstonewali Fire Insurance Company and the Factors and Traders Fire Insurance Company. After he had visited these companies MT. Sexton said Alabama has good cause to feel much pride and faith in these two companies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
MATHIS PLEADS GUILTY.
Gets Three aEenfAs for Stealing Coppei
 NNare

Gets Three M0nfAe for Stealing Coppez
 Wire.
 Mobile, Feb. s.-- fSpecial Charlie Mathis. q wh9ke man. was sentenced te three months at hard labor by Ree0r. der Clarke this morning, following his arraign4nent charged with the theft of copper wire from the Mobile Light and Rafiroad CoxBpany.
 Matfits admitted having the copper wire in hts possession, but refused to tell the court where he got it, but just as positively stated that he did moi steal it.
 When the detectives said they could send for witness who would testify that he saw Mathis leaving the cal barn Of the M,@iie Light and Railroad Company with the copper wire, Mathis said 1t was unnecessary, that he would plead guilty. but he had not stolen the wire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
Satisfaction

1t has always been our en- deavor and always will be our endeavor to 80 conduct , our store in every part of it, that each and every custo- mer who comes here to trade, will experience nothing but the utmost satisfaction.
 Satisfaction in the way our service is conducted' @ Satisfaction in the. court ' esy extended.
 Satisfaction in the quality and style of goods.
 If there is one thing above, another that we exert our selves over it is to secure from the manufacturers on ly such goods as we know :, will give our customers ab- solute satisfaction.
 It is on such lines, as these--on the one motto of absolute satisfaction, in every deal--that we solicit business.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
F.rerInrnatlon fo Hxnlwhfs.

Grand ChanceIlor Commander Jacob D. Bloch. of the Pythian Domain of AlabamA, issnsd today his prociama- tion upon the forty-fourth anniversary of the founding of the order. The proclamation Is to the subordinate lodges of the State and names Feb ruary 10, or such day Hs most con venient to the respective lodges, as the date of celebrating this important event in the history of the order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
rf10,1Sa coumIttae called

Milton. Fla. Feb. Especial. l--Dun- .an M FIefcher, Chairman of the Dem ocratic State Executive Committee. mas as called a meeting of the Committee t to he held at the Aragon Hotel In Jack- sonville, February Il, for the purpose of fixing the date for the state prl- maries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

of Atlanta was the honoree on this oc- caslon and the Euests were Mesaames Monk. Robinson, Ledyard Syson, Sims Hall. Inee, Cameron. Morrow. Horn, Meiiett. Cochran. Sadier. Butt and Miss Mabel Hsustis.S Tea was poured by Mrs Frank Overall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

TO PREVENT THE GRIP
 LAXATIVE PROMO oU1NfNE removes the cause. To get tl genuine. call for full name and look for signature of r.w. GROVE 2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

Please observe that Phosphate of Potash Is not properly of the drugshoP variety but is best prepared by "Old Mother Nature" and stored in the grains for use by mankind. Those who have been helped to better heaIty by the use of Grape-Nuts are legion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

pu.Es CTrRED IN 6 10 q DAy5.
 pAzo OIETMENT is guaraptseo to Sr sn vease of Ifching Blinc IeScinx nxs,,@v Trotrodink Pilss In to H oASs ~ -.tu-sai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
weraame geateneed,

AwharIes McoaEie. the young white man. last week convicted in the crim- isal court of highway robbery, was to- day sentenced to twelve years in the state convict camps. making it the eevereSt penalty ever Imposed upon a persoss in the coart for this crime,
 NfeDufae not only robbed but as- Eaulted an aged navy yard workman, 6efIfnR him to the ground with fence picket and then taking all of his TaonAh's salary. Fortunately the work man had seen McDuffle following him, and as the picket was descending to strike him later he got a glimpse or fife man, whom he recognized as Mc- Dune.
 Reently McDufae fleured in the role of an attempted suicide, caused by inc ability to get money with which to obtain drink.
 McDufile the court adjourned for the term, which was marked by it being the shortest and having the smallest number of persons up for trial to pc known in the past four years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
fsrnna gnrf neHlna.

At noon today the grand jury fof the Febrnary term Of the City Court was formally organized and Few minutes after Judge Eemnaes had de- livered his charge, began taking testis mony of witnesses.
 Judge Semmes dweit at length upon the o'clock closing law, on which he rendered an opiinon some time ago and the result of his charge win be that there win ba> no fndictmefts fsf violation Of the AHArly eiosinG law. when it waa shown that the purchase was actually made priof to ths hour of closing. Tn other words. its&s son- sidered that psrsons may arrange hin- r1er parties a4 hotels and cafes and serve antDxiea1ks provfded n is puf- chased prior to the closing hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
Good Prices fer Timber.

The price of sawn timber at this nort continues to hover around twen- tv-four cents, the highest price ob- tainea for it for more than year. ana according to exporters of experi- ence 1t is not believed that it will go any lower, owing to the small stocks both here and abroad.
 A peculiar condition exists in the market in that the price of timber at other gulf ports has not advanced very materially, being from one to two cents per foot lower, according to parties at other ports. It is believed by some, therefore, that the present market at Pensacola is due to great extent to local conditions, in that ex- porters here. have sold cargoes abroad at better figures than those at other places and consequently to obtain timber are paying advanced prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
absolute purity of GRAPE NUTS

 easier to digest Food for Brain and Nerve Centrese based up parts Natures brain building ingredients Phospate of Potash and the prepare the fo makes it easy digest and simhae. Carey in 1.-The BOchme System of Medine
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
A cathollc sEisaloHl.

Announcement was made today of the commencement at St. Joseph's Church next Sunday of q mission to be conducted by the Lazarist Fathers. who are new in North and Central Alabama doing sinilar work.
 The Lasarist Fathers were here last year, and accomplished much good, and much interest eenters In the ap- nroachfnx mission, especially as FaN ff1er Mcdonald, who has before visited the city, is again to assist in the ser- vices.
 The Society of Missions by St. Vim cent de Paul in the seventeenth Gen. tufy, ana has now extended to every country fin the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
Montgomery ice anI Cold
 storage Co.
CAR LOAD SHIPMENTS A SPECIALIZE.

All ORDERS WlLl HAVE PROMPT ATTENTlON. OFFICE C0a. MADISON AVE and N. PERRY ST. PRONE 01. FaCToHY PII0f'E. ssO.
 {. a. MOORE. E. BURNETT, Prsssdena a-PrAaAAasA
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04
PENSACOLABOY SHOT
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF RIFLE
 WHILE HUNTrNG.
Melvin simpsom rs Seriously Wounded. Charles MeDuflie Sentenced To Twelve Years In
 Prison.
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Pensacola, Fla, Feb. s.--tspecial. ,--- Melvin Simpson, the i2-year-old son of Police Ofiicer Simpson, residing in the western section Of the city, was aeciaentgy shot and seriously wounded resfersay while he was out hunting with his father and Q boy of the same age.
 The three had gone into the coun- try to spend the day hunting, both having small rifles, and during the axternoon while the two boys were seated one of the rifles was accidentiy discharged. the bullet entering the thigh.
 The boy was brought to the city last night and physicians summoned :. Tfey have been unable to locate the bullet, and 1t is feared the wound will prove a serious one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

Out Cor k1axbsR Master.
 The eonteak for the office of harbof masaer is ioening up st present and swift race ts on between Captain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

IT. and Hrs. F. A. Bitzer celebrated ttsir twentieth wedding anniyersary on safnnday with a dinner for tneir req ffves and were the recipients or many hanasorne pieces of china
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

The reguzaF monthly meetAng or hne nk<SfsA Tw{,1fc IAbray Association was f,zl4 4hts afternocA ct biS0 oic10ek
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

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