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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16

CushInan Club Of Brennan Girls Eater
tained nj the College.

fGtnG0 nj the CDA1c8Gs
Eufaula. March Especial 1.-The
cushman Club Of Brenau Girls was
royalty entertained In the parlors Of
the institution last night where large
gathering participated in the festivi-
ties.
Misses. AIlfe Hays. Of the elocution
department, Louise Foy and Marjorie
Long were hostesses- of the occasion
and the hours were consumed in read
fngs and music contributed by the
members after which superb lunch
con was spread and heartily enjoyed
Friday afternoon the students of the
institution gave recital in the music
hall in which some brilliant and pleas
ing gems OF the latest composers were
quite faultlessiy rendered
A party Of twenty five or more Tro-
jams have signifiod their intention to
visit the city on the 25th inst. when
they will present a play at the new
theatre. The occasion was gotten up
under the auspices of the Elks of that
city and the proceeds will go for their
benefit. The citizens of Troy will re-
ceive a warm welcome from Eufau-
lians all Of whom are contemplating
tho event with great interest and
pleasure.
Mesdames ]. @. Gulee j. II. Whit
lock and Mack Mitchell. Archibald
Roberts and John Drewry formed a
pleasant party who have gone down
the river for a weeks outing and Ash
ing frolic.
Davis Lake. just within the suburbs
If the city is being drained and thor
oughly cleansed preparatory to ar
ranging for recreation in the way Of a.
swimming pool and bathing place du-
ring the summer. The lake is an ideal
one. having a pebbly bottom and sur
hclently deep to accommodate any class
OF swimmers and will no doubt be Ib-
orally patroni2ed.
Farmers are losing no time In TAX
ing advantage OF the weather To splaDt
corn which in many localities is said
to be coming up rapidly. All fruit
trees are now in full bloom ana
cold snap would prove disastrous ia
the crop.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16

his work this summer Is on par with
the samples he handed out yesterday
his support will be merely an incident
In the games that he works In.
Ryan received letter yesterday from
TulIy, the infielder from Wisconsin. in
which he said that he broke one Of the
bones in his right hand in aboxi ng bout
up In Kenosha, Wis, a few weeks ago.
The chances are that ne will not be
able to play ball this summer. or 81
best not until July or August. OF
course that will be too late for Mont
gomery. but he still belongs to Ryar.
and IL looks as If the Macon people
will be cut out OF getting either OF the
local shortstops. Ryan had told Ma
iarixy that he would turn over either
Pepee or Kensell. all depending on
which one showed up here the best.
Now Ii looks as IL Joe Pepee Is going
to have all the goods that can possibly
be wanted and II Kensell refuses. to
come Malarky will have to guess again.
Baxter is getting all right. He was
sick Saturday night and unable to work
yesterday, but 1t was caused more by
the hard trip from Butte TO Mohtgom-
cry than anything else. The Moose 10
looking so per cent. better now than
no did even at his best last summer.
and IL he is not one of the stars of the
Southern League this summer there will
be something wrong.
Connie Mack and his Athletics with
Bert Maxwell Rube Oldring and the
others should get In today, and every
thing Is ready for the first game Of
the season tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16
moNTEvALLO PERSONALS.

Montevallo. March l4-(speciaI.)-
Miss Melissa Wyman. of Tuscaloosa, ar
rived last night to spend several davs
with her sister. Miss Alice wyman.
Mrs. Mary Tidmore. after a brief
visit hare. has returned to her home
IN Moundville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Jaeger have gone
10 CentreviIle for several days
Miss Maude Hayes has returned from
q stay Of several days at the Florida
chautauqus. and at the Woma MS Coll
Iege IN Tallahassee.
Colonel Sam VIII John spent TODAY
~ Montevallo.
An important business meeting Of the
Alumnae Association of the Alabama
Girls Industrial School was held here
fhIa week. The President. Miss Near
ale. came from Birmingham. and thu
sscretary. Miss Lettie Henley. was also
mra&anka
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16
TYRUS COBB RECEIVES
A FLATTERING OFFER

washington. March 15-Presldent A.
w. Lawson, Of the Union League Base
Ball League, was today in conference
with President Hart Of the local Union
League club, and as q result, Mr.. Law
son stated that Mr.. Hart has wired
Tyrus Cobb, of the American League,
an offer to play with the Washington
Union League club.
Mr. Lawson stated today that Presi-
dent Schlicter of the Philadelphia IN
ion League. has made Hans Wagner. Of
the National League an OFFER OF $4,000
to play with the Philadelphia Union
IaaEua club this. season.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16
A SUNDAY WORKOUT
Tufly May Not Come 70 Mentgemery--
stackroie Has Showed I'm In
Fine FERN.

For the first time In Ave years there
at the local Southern league bail
grounds yesterday. and while the
squad was only working out. stIll there
were between 400 and 500 fans out
watching them.
The team looks pretty good and the
chances are that a whole lot of people
win have something hard to think
about this summer. Perry. Persons.
yesterday as expected. but the eighteen
who. are here put in a fast Afternoons
work. Although he has hardly been
here long enough TO get the cinders
out of his eyes Stackpole's work yes
terday made the fans SIT up and stare.
He did not work at top speed but the
big fellow shot a few over the plate
that did not have to Nave the speed
label on them. He will be about the
biggest pitcher In the league. and IL
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standlnR To Date.

A. C. P. Nicholson. is gradually open
ing up a stretch OF daylight beIWeen
az his closest competitor on the golf
links of the Country Club. BY winning
the eleventh handicap. Il, gives him
three handicaps and tied for first place
The quartette that seems to be set
ting the pace Just now consists of
Messrs Nicholson. Powell. Sayre and
Thomas.
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The Bunch Ryan Has Gathered
Shows Well on Field and on Paper

The showing on paper doesn't look
so very bad for Ryan's Climbers-and
the beauty Of 1t all is that major
ity of the men have already been seen
by even the most Missourietzky OF the
local fans They show UP in action as
well as the dape on paper. All IN All,
RYAN at least will not have anything
TO grow worn and haggard over. and
the gang that beats out the bunch Of
Climbers this summer will travel Just
a bit faster than anything In this
league up to date.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16

st. Petersburg, March IA LARGE
number of death sentences were passed
today in various parts Of Russia.
Those who will suffer the death penal-
ty include ten robbers at KrementchuR
four robbers at Kiev three men who
made an attack on the post ONCE at
Proskurov. three brigands at LODI a
peasant OF Karkov and two political
prisoners at Kursk.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16
ToMMY nURNs ARRIvEs.
AmerIcan PagiIiut in DnbIin to Defend
Ham Title

-
Dublin. March l5.-Tommy Burns, the
American pugilist. arrived here for his
fight on March IL, when he will de-
fend the title OF heavy weight cham
plonship of the world against Jem
Roche, the Irish champion. Burns Is
stili suffering from an inhamed eye.
the result OF an accident a few days
ago, the outcome OF which at one time
threatened to he serious, but he has
definitely decided to go on with the
contest. as, otherwise, he Is in better
condition than he has ever been. ac-
eordtng to his own statement and that
OF his trainers.
Some of the friends of Roche believe
that he has a splendid chance to defeat
Burns, but careful observers of the
game regard the American as sure
winner and he himself displays the
utmost confidence in his ability to turn
the trick.
The Irish champion has never met
Gunner" Mohr or Jack Palmer. both of
whom Burns has defeated. so 1t is diff
ficult from his record TO form any ad-
equate idea OF how he compares with
Burns.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16

Opelika Post.
Governor Hoke Smith, of Georgia,
and Thomas Watson have fallen out.
about the Governor, which causes The
Rome Tribune Herald to remark that
Dear Tom has doubtless been re-
placed in Hoke Smiths vocabulary by
On Tom"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16
Mr.. Nicholson Increases His
Lead in the Golf CHAMPIONSHIP

Mr.. Powell. who tied for first nlaee
IN IN. the tenth handicap. finished second
Jnst two points behind the winner. sat
tieing for third place, only one noynt
behind each other, while three az tbs
next Lour tied and the last man finish.a,,
close behind the three. 'ii'shsd
enth handicap: '"e crew
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UauaIIy TheFe.


Dothan Eagle.
When a mans kick against municipal
administration, county administration
or an individual Official gets so mo-
mentous till the public must be told
about II through the press. he should
sign his name to such kick. Then
the public would be saved the trouble
OF feeling for the sore toe. It's usual
" there, somewhere under the nom Dc
plume.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16

GadBden Tfmes-NoWs.
with the coming Of spring ana
warm weather will come the pretty
flowers and then the delicious fruit
We also expect and look for brighter
and better times. The outlook Is
promising and every one must get busy
today: not tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16
AUroMoBrLE RACES.


EEEWNrEtWMN MEE NINWe NnWE EtGGDFMB VIII
BE BrOken.
New York March 15.-AutomoblIe en-
thusiasts are predicting that record
time viii be made in the three auto
mobile races which are TO be contested
near Savannah Ca. Wednesday or
Thursday.
The races are to be conducted under
the auspices OF the American Autonn0-
bile Association by the savannah Au-
tomobile Club. The course will be pa
trolled by 1900 militfamen ana inter
seeting a-d abutting roads win be
closed. The feature will be the $50
mile speed endurancei stock chassis o.
Thursday
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In East Alabama.

Birmingham Ledger.
Said a prominent Republican from
East Alabama: Il hear talk of oppo-
sition to Bankhead. He is the strong
est Democrat in East Alabama, and
dome believe any man could beat him
before the people.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-16

MOBILE FAN SAYS 4
RYAN Is THE MAN.
Mobile, Ala. March IA. 1908.
SPORTING Editor Montgomery Ad-
Dear Sir--I wish TO congratulate I
Montgomery in making the
catch Of the season. In Jimmie
Ryan you have q Jewel both on
and on the field. As fielder he
was always in class by himself
as sticker he was always the
-oid Reliable" pinch hitter. OF
the field he was always q gentle
man. AS q manager he cannot z
} help being a success. as he has, z
} peculiar way of infusing the nee
essary ginger into the other play
ers: never knowing when he was z
beaten. My knowledge OF the q
man, both off and on the Held. Z
runs back to his original entrance z
into the ranks, Of the old Chicago q
Club. in the days Of old Cap. An z
} son.
In the race for the rag" n want 4
! Montgomery to run l-2. with our 2
own Mobile Club first.
Yours very truly,
Capt Thos. J. Ford. 9
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terest that money can buy and the
gruesome story OF the wild pigeon, the
heath hen. the Eskimo curlew and the
Carolina paroquet species. exterminated
by the wasteful greed Of man, VIII not
be repeated"
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go !laai iiiak'
County Convicts to Hire

bids win be received BY the undersigned
for hire Of County C0nvicts sentenced to
hard labor for the County Of Montgomery
np to II o'clock noon. March 3srd. 1908.
without regard 20 age. or condition
from January LIST. 1ees. 10 December 3ist,
1909 The right 70 reject and and al bids
70 be reserved. s. r. WESTC0fT.
Hard Labor Agent for Montgomery County
--frf-mon-H
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
A Paving Investment.

Mr.. John White, OF Ss Highland Ave
Iioniton, Maine, says: "Hsye been
troubled with a cough every winter and
spring. Last winter tried many ad-
vertised remedies, but the cough con-
tinued until | bought 5Oc bottle Of DR.
Kings New DiscOveryi before that was
half gone, the cough was ell gone. This
winter the same happy result has fol-
lowed; q few doses once more baDisbed
the annual cough. / am now convinced
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
best Of all cough and lunS remedies.
Sold and guaranteed at all drug
stores. 90 cts. and Sl.OO. Trial bottle
free. f
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10

Cemetery Improvement Association.
This society will meet next Mon
Day afternoon at the Presbyterian
,hnrch at four O'Clock. Every
nsmber is urged to attend, as bust.
ness Of importance will come before
be members. This little notice Is
lso reminder Of the annual bazaar
pat will be given the last Of next
nonth. Let all that feel an interest
2 the cemetery get TO work for this
hlertainment. The members who
I've in the county ere asked to re-
nenber this annual bazaar and look
A' Tor fat chickens aud other tooth
e0e good things that abound around
ihsir homes.
There Is a woeful lack of interest
his Association by the ladies OF
= town, and the few faithful ones
l' heve kept the society together
becoming discouraged by this in.
aefence, and there is danger Of a
aR down If help is not given.
Nne ladies refuse to even contribute
va little ten cents per month
Hlp keep in order this spot, where
90 their blessed dead.
LEAH.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
Letter to G. W. Tedder
MADISON, FLA.

Dear Sir: You manage men and ma
chinerv; no one knows better than yoH
that one man is worth more than ano6k
er; that one machine is worth moca
than another machine. Sometimes VOC
pay the man more, sometimes you don't;
sometimes the machine costs more,
sometimes il doesn't. The differences
is, sometimes, two or three TO one, and
costs noc cent.
So with paint, and more too; the
paint that does best service makes a lesE
FIRST cost Of the job-you can paint De-
voc at less expense than the meaneH.
stuff you can get.
1t is like a good steady man or ma
chine; but goodness and steadness bavs
to be paiI for IN men, in machines not
always, aud never in paint. Paint is
cheap in proportion to strength.
1t is pure paint that is steady aud
good; it lie paint adulterated that is
tricky. There is enough paint in the
worst OF these mixtures to look and feel
like paint, and enough adulterants
(whiting, china clay, barytes, ground
stone, benzine, water) to make two gal
Ions OF one.
There are eight pure paints in the
United States; we know OF no more
there are 200 adulterated. We aualyse
all and know what they are made OF.
Pure isn't all; you want strength. The
least-gallons paint is Devoe.
Yours truly,
60 f. w. DEvoE & Co.
r. ). d. G. Smith sells our paint.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
Administrators Sale.

As administrators of the estate OF
George L. Glass, deceased, l will Of.
fer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder or bidders for cash, all of the
personal property Of whatsoever
kind belonging to aud a part Of said
estate, consisting Of household snd
kitchen furniture, mule, COW, 4
yearling, wagons, buggies, harness,
farming implements, etc. Sale 70
take place at the late residence Of
George L. Glass in Madison, Florida,
on Saturday, September 18th, 1908,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
r. L. MIuINoR,
Administrator estate of Geo
4w. l.. Glsss, deceased.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
A Asnre.enourh Knocker.

j. C. Goodwin, Yf Reidsville, N. c.,
says; "Bucklsn's Arnica SalVe is .
sure enough knocker for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer, but
that wonderful Ralvs knocked 1t out in
= few rounds. Not even = scar remain
sd.S 'euaranbSodtor pileS, sores, burn
etc. 25 eta st Ell drug stouss.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect.

ua special meeting OF Pinetta
c.mo No. 2O9 woodmen Of the
World, held September 9th 1908,
Is following preamble and resolu'
'sOs were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our
Bssyenly Father to remove from
ur midst our late Sovereign, N. S.
Frier; and
Whereas, The intimate relations
s,d by our deceased Sovereign with
,As members OF this Camp render it
o,oUer that we should show our ap-
Drecistion of bis services as a Wood.
nan and bis merits as a man; there
fore be 1t
Resolved By Pinetta Camp No
,Os Woodmen OF the World, that
nile we bow with humble submis
,oo to the will Of the Most High,
Ne do not the less mourn Tor our
Sovereign who has been called from
Ais earthly pilgrimage.
Resolved; That in the death Of
n. S. Fner this Camp loses a Sow
Esign always active and Jealous in
every duty which he owed to the
paternity; en- exemplary christian
character, an honest and upright
Nan whose virtues endeared him
not only to the fraternity, but TO all
4 bis fellow citizens.
Resolved; That this Camp tenders
its heartfelt sympathy to the family
Snd relatives of our deceased Sow
sreipn in their sad afflictiOn.
Resolved: That the members OF
this Camp will attend the body Of
or deceased Sovereign in full regalia
% pay the last honOrs to his remains. &.
Resolved: That these resolutions
be entered on the minutes OF this
Camp, a COPY be furnished the
Enterprise Recorder for publication
and that a copy be sent the family
Of our deceased Sovereign.
J. D SLATER, Chairman.
j. P. KINsEY,
J. A. GRAY,
w. B. SHEPPARD,
d. B. HERNDoS,
K. NJ. ALLEN,
Committee.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10

Ice Cream fresh every day at d. q.
Smiths.
Crawford Armstrong is spending
weeks vacation at Electra, Fla.
Rev. Thos. Williams and family have
returned from pleasant vacation Of
several weeks which WAS spent with
relatives in Georgia.
j. .. Laslie went 10 Attapulgus, Ca,
Saturday and remained until Sunday
when he returned home bringing Mrs.
Laslie and the children with him.
At the door OF his chicken house a
few mornings since Byrd Belote picked
up a 25 cent piece. He doesn't know
whether midnight visitor to his fowl
house dropped the money or not, but
says the owner may recover same by
proving property.
The camp meeting at Hanson will
begin On the oath inst. 1t is expected
that the Culpeppers, father and son,
will be present and assist in the preach
ing. For the meeting the Valdosta
Southern will sell tickets for the round
trip from Madison for thirty cents.
In cleaning up your premises put the
sccumuations Of trash in boxes or bar
rels, set these outside Of the yard ami
then telephone Marshal Dale and he will
send the cart to haul it away. In this
way tin cans and glass bottles may be
kept off the sidewalks and roadwavs.
Woods Liver Medicine In liquid form
for malaria, chills aud fever, regulates
the liver, kidneys and bladder, brings
quick relief to bilousness, ,siekheadache
constipation. Pleasant 10 take The
q 90 bottle contains 214 times quantity
Of the SOC size. First dose brings relief.
Sold by B. +. Moseley.
Mrs. r. Z. Dickinson and daughter,
Miss White, returned home Monday
night from delightful vacation of sew
eral weeks which was spent in Atlanta
and other Georgia cities and extended as
far as Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss White as
sumed charge OF her class 10 the school
Tuesday morning.
T.J. Beggs reached home FRIDAY
night from New York where fer several
weeks be had beep purchasing the fall
and winter stock Tor the big house OF
T. j. Beggs & Co. The gentleman was
accompanied by his charming young
daughter, Miss Helen, who has been in
New York all summer at a conservatory
Of music,
Last Monday was what is known in
calender of Legal Holidays as Labor
Day. The banks and post office cele
brated it by remaining closed, thus at
fording the overwcrked bankers aud
bankers clerks q day OF "much needed
rest, while the real laboring people Of
Madison celebrated by continuing to
labor-just like we all will do until we
become bankers or office holders
At her home in the Hamburg neigh.
borhood on last SUNDAY night, Mrs.
Matte Sales departed this life after
brief illness. We understand that her
death was occssioned by blood poison
ing resulting from the piercing OF her
foot with a nail. Deceased was about
60 years Of age and was greatly esteem
cd by a large circle of friends and re-
latives in the county. Several OF her
children, all of mature years, survive
her, among whom are Mesdames. j. d
Burnett and H. NJ, Waring and Messrs.
jim and John Sales. Our sympathy is
extended TO the bereaved family.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
Notice

No hunting, fishing or other tres
passing upon any of my lands in
Madison county, Fla. Trespassers
will be prosecuted to the full extens
of the law. r. 5. MCINTYRE.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10

.DSpNs iSN3 AvNO'
Council ret in regular session.
Present: D. II. Yates, Walter
Bunting, W. B. Davis and f. q.
Hassell.
The president being absent W.
B. Davis was elected president pro
TEN.
The minutes Of last meeting were
read and approved.
The following communication was
received from the Cemetery I'm.
provement ASSOCIATION aud read; up
on motion same was referred to the
street committee.
TO the Honorable Town Council OF
Madison, Florida
We the undersigned Committee
appointed by the authority of the
Cemetery Improvement Association
of Madison, Florida, would respect
fully petition your Honorable body
to condemn the old plank fence
situated OH the east side Of the lot in
the Town Of Madison aud known as
the Eppes lot, and would respectful
ly call the attention of this Council
to the fact that the fence is rotten
and very unsightly besides being so
far on the side walk on the east side
leading to the cemetery that it is
almost impossible for persons going
on same to pass when meeting, II
is the purpose Of the Cemetery AS
sociation to build a nice iron fence
on the east side of the Cemetery Lot
and to make other much needed i'm.
provements at the cemetery, a place
that should be dear to every heart
in the town, and the ladies Of the
association feel that if this Honorable
Council will require the property
owner OF this lot to remove this
fence about three feet further west
that 1t would then be in line with the
new iron fence and thus add greatly
to appearance Of the new fence and
give ample room for a side walk and
at the same time in doing this, we
would be getting rid of an eye sore
to the town and especially to the
people who frequently visit the
cemetery.
Thanking you for any thing that
you may be able to 10 for the asso.
citation in the premises and assuring
you that it will be highly appreciat
ed by the ladies of the Cemetery
Improvement Association, we beg to
remain most respectfully.
Mrs. G. B. ASHLEY,
Mrs. w. NJ. BURTON,
Committee Of the Cemetery I'm
provement Association OF the Town
Of Madison, Florida.
A petition in the reference to
opening up Livingston and Hayne
streets was read and referred to street
committee.
The finance committee was in
structed TO meet the school Board
ct their next regular meeting in
reference TO the amount to be paid
by the town towards maintaining
the High School, for the term 1907
and 1908.
Ordinance No. 56 was introduced
by the ordinance committee and up
on motion the same was referred
back " the ordinance COMMITTEES.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-10
FOR SALE.

~ acres Cultivated and wood.
near Madison, Fla, known as
"Waddy Thompson plantation, -
.''''ion January lst, 1903. En-
''' o. F.. J. WmTON,
$50 Broadway,
w New York City.