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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
GOLDMAN-LEVY.
Prominent DemOpOlis Couple Were
 Married sunday.

Prominent DemOpolis Couple Were
 Married sunday.
 Demopolis, August 3.--(Special.)- )--A ouiet wedding was solemnized at the residence of Henry Koch at o'clock Sunday evening, when MT. Morris Goldman and Mrs. Nettie Levy were united in marriage. The ceremony was perfornned by the Jewish Rabbi, pr. B. c. Ehrenreich, of Montgomery Mir. Goldman is a member of the mercantile firm of Goldman and Stern of Demop- oils. and is one of the leading bvsi- ness men of this city. and his Bride is one of the most popular and uni versaily liked women of Demopolis. The bride and groom left on the o'clock westbound Southern passenger for Lookout Mountain, where they will spend their honeymoon. The happy couple were the recipients of numerous and costly presents.
 The District Grand Lodge, No. 2S, of the Colored Grand United order of Odd Fellows of Alabama, will convene in Demopolis on Tuesday. August 4 The Grand Lodge will meet in A. M. E. Zion Church, corner of Ash and Washington streets, to organize. The welcome address will be delivered by Prof. U. S. Jones. District Grand Master c. A. Howze. of Birmingham. will respond to the address of welcome on behalf of the lodge.
 The order seems to be at outs over matters that cannot be settled. An ether faction of the order is called to meet in Selma at a latter date. Mem bers in this city claim that the tangle will not be strengthened until the meeting of the Supreme Lodge, which convenes in Atlantic City. N. J., in the fall Several hundred negroes are ex- pected to arrive in Demopoiis Tues day.
 By a neat piece of detective work, Oficers Monnier and Rally recovered a saddle Saturday that was stolen from John Stewart, residing near Old Spring Hill. About two weeks ago while Stewart was in Demopolfs his saddle was stolen from his horse. which was reported to the oflcers. Saturday the officers recognized the saddle from de- scriptions given them. 6n a mule be- longing to a negro. The mule was talk en into custody by the officers and Stewart notified. He identified the saddle as his property and the owner of the mule was questioned as to how he obtained the saddle and proved to the officers that he had purchased the second negro was placed under ar- rest he claimed to have found the saddle but his luck placed him behind the bars of the city prison.
 Hon. and Mrs. r. B. McCarty ar- rived Sunday afternoon over the west bound Southern Railway passenger train from their trip to the Press As- sociation, which met in Bessemer about ten days ago. Mir. and Mrs. McCarty also visited Cumberland Is- land and other places of interest.
 rain set in about ii o'clock Sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

urday night and continued all the nisnt ana Sunday. The farmers are crying too much rain.
 Rev. Father Mcdonnell, of Selma, celebrated Mass at St. Leo's Catholic Church of this city Sunday. Owing to the absence from the city of a mum Der of the choir, the afternoon services were not held.
 Rev. L.. II. s. Chappelle. pastor of the Methodist Church of this city, left Monday morning for Andaiusia. to as- sist his son in a protracted meeting for about ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
OmelaI Dog Catcher.

With the advent of the dog days. supposed to begin with August, the ofty uut on a new official today in the person of W. c. Mckenzie, whose bus- mess 1t will be to run down. capture, secure and in most cases eventually kill, any stray dogs he may see about the streets. As yet none of the local canine inhabitants have shown bench" ant for nipping people. but from now on, woe betide any moon serenader who indulges in stomach ache, nos. taIria or any other suspicious aiIment on the public highways.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
WISCONSIN, DETECTION.

Providence Journal
 Wisconsin is regarded by soma Demo. crats as a doubtful State because Of the large number of LaFollette Republicans there who are dissatisfied with the com parattvely conservative character of the Chicago platform. But former Gov. Sco- field. who was twice elected to the chief office of the State on the Republican tick ct. is restive on another account He says: If Taft Is to follow out the policies of Roosevelt, am going to vote for Bryan"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

In other words. Mfr scofieid is hostile to the Roosevelt brand of radicaiisfn, and may. thsrsfcrs. gfve his support to the equally he srEues the situation to hirnself it is diff fcuit to see: but if there Is to be a de- lection of both conservatives and radicals from the Republican party In Wisconsin. Mir. Hitchcock will do we'll to give the State his early and careful attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
PernnnnIlr Conaucted.

Marquette Mining JouFnAI. .,-- y,o,,,o- crafia caupaign Is going to be a per
 sonaiiy conducted Sxcursion with MT IT Ervan lnalEing all the arrangements; The situation will have one sSSSe rsenongibiIfty as well. If things go vSrsrir 10 one else eau be called 70
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Lar1Ein Ice Cream %.

If you are not one of our regular customers we invite you to give us q trial. We use only pure Jersey Cream and ripe fruit havors. We make any flavor, any quantity and ship any where. Larkin Ice Cream Go.
 Adv--Tt,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
THE NEWS OF SELMA
THE ELSDALE AFFAIR WAS IN
 COURT
veasey and Albion are Both Fined sfo Selma Now Has an
 0fficiaI Dog
 Catcher.
Advertiser Bureau.


 Selma, Aug. 8. I. W. veasey. manager of the Elk- dale Park here, who shot at Charles Albion. an actor. at the park a few nights ago, and who afterward beat Albion with the butt of a revolver, was fined $1o by Mayor V. B. Atkins this afternoon.
 Attorneys for both sides got togeth- CT and three of the warrants sworn out were withdrawn. leaving two. one charging yeasey with assault with in- tent to murder, and the other charging Albion with cursing before a woman. The warrant against veasey was res duced to simple assault and each man was fined s10 and costs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
nnnI Eafate sale.

Through the medium of a chancery sale a one~third interest in the build- ing occupied by the Atkins Grocery Cos was bought in by Mrs. Mary Atkins to- day for tho sum of $4,400.
 Mrs. Atkins was already in posses sion of the other two-thirds Interest Tn the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Mrs. Foley Dead.

Mrs. Ann Foley. TS years old, widow of the late Patrick Foley, of this city, died this morning at o'clock after a brief illness. and Is mourned by 6 host of friends. The deceased was buried from the Catholic Church this evening at 5:30 o'clock. The interment ser- vices were held in Oak Grove Ceme- tery. She Is survived by her daughters, Mrs James Mckenzie and Mrs. Sam uel McFoliiard, of this city, and her brother, D. P. o'Rourke. of Mont gomerY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
CAFE.

s--~-.-rS- - TTcrs Sefe. 9os T1exfer Rv1.. rsxt to the Grand Opera House tH now open Snr nuninees under the management of ex- persenced Chinese cooks EveTytptng nsws nsw viii convince you of our excellent .eeFyica. f.hnr suey 2bc ChAs Young. Mgr.s s0f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
FURNITURE.

TS1VTNG MOVED to Sos-1l Montgomery stresf. we are willing to saorifies all Rlefita Ss.esr1 IaOR an an lnduearn6nt for foU ta oSn osIi s1na ret acquainted with M0ntgomsRysA iarse9t and handsomest furniture store. a@nnine Perfection Mattress U.Ah AzQ SS S RSoass < son Co. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Salaries are Raised.

Selma employees of tie Southern Rail- way received an increase of 10 per cent in wages taking effect August 1. The cneclSs with the restored wages came today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
wANTED-AcENTs.

AGENTs--Mal1e an easy s10o,o0 a month selling William Jennings Bryan's great new book Outfit free. Send 25e for mailing. No experience necessary. We give full instructions. The Thompson Pub, Go, St. Louis --2-mo-tue-fri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
AGED WOMAN KILLED
 INA CUT BY ENGINE
Mrs. A, J. Allen Met . Sudden Death
 in Alexander City.

Alexander City, Ala. Aug s.--sps- ciaI. 1-This morning at 10 o'clock, as Inc Central of Georgia passenger train was pulling Into Alexander City, Mrs. A. J. Allen, familiarity known as Auhs n,nah Allen." aged between sixty and savent. wears. was struck by the nov ing train and instantly killed. The train was in a deep cut and upon sharp curve and Engineer kel states that he was unable to see the woman who was walking between the tracks towards the train until 1t was lmpos- sibie to stop his engine in time to save her life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04


  nenched the blood often ss he bones resulting Swelling hip disease and the suous hethtu @ fat sa sometimes consumption an incurshe d The
  0eby purify the circulation strong heal state
  drives out scrflous deposits the g.ses M boo n the bottom cause supplies diseased blood with the heu pp builds makes them strong healthy gentle safe vegetable
  ~ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

VyANTRp-Vyhite girls to do general hOeHs-
 work in private homes; fair Ea9os, mooeF- ate work. good treatment and 9ooa oDpot-s tunieieH- Those who wish situAtlon auq i've out of town may WfIts The SalVation Army, MontEonaary, A1a. OtherWiso may
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
WANTEp-MALE HELP.

----~~-----~--~~-~-----~--N- wANTED-Saw mill foreman Tor Iarge yer Must bo competent to handle men and get results. Give age; fuii list Of past em- piover1 with their addresses; salary want ed: and how soon can come, in first letter' or no attention will be paid to application: Address Foreman, care AdVertiser' -S-St WANTED-At once first class sesnographer and hill clerk must be accurate a0d write good hand. address in own hand EINihB
 
 yyANTEp-Good city instaliment collector state reference. Box 76b; must iurhish bond. -------- VANTED-stenograph 175; bookkeeper siIO; asst S70; shipping clerk fsO; clerk in General store S65; dry goods men $50 to yf0O Apply. American Opportunity Co, Houston. Texas. -S-t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
BUSINESS oPF0RTUNITTEs.

ysrJgINEss MEN-Retaii stores. PhyaleianA, @tc'. do you want to wipe all tho old ac-
 Sar tha best system of collecting accounts known. Not experimental but pfpvsn method If you are alive to your pest tn- ,ness System Co. Montgomery, Ala. ---17-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Heavy Rainfall.

For three days Selma has been the victim of almost continuous rain, the streets are mass of mud and the gen- eraf aspect Is dismal. The absence of most of the young men of the city, who are away with the militia at Btrm- ingham, adds to the general depres- sion.
 4 placid, moist sort of peace pers vades the neighborhood.
 Mir. R. o. Blakey. prominent mer- chant of the Capital City, spent the morning here today on his way from Montevallo to Montgomery.
 MT. B1akey says recent rains have nearly melted Montevailo and vicinity and d continuance of the aquatic vis- itation will greatly damage the crops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Bridge ia Finished.

The new county bridge at Minter has been completed and today Judge P. H. Pitts and County Commissioner Smith went to inspect it. They will report relative to the acceptance of the work at the next meeting of the county board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
NIISCEI.LsANEOUS.

THE EASY DARNER-For darninr rteek- inEs. table linens. etc. is being demonstraf- Cd in the singer window. Aet Dexter Ave
 Price bp eta Get enc Wofhb on any aesz- 'ns mesnine' -,2a-&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
PTNANVIAI..

 10 YoAN--06.Oe0 as 2 per esnt on improv1 S< xiv raAf estate. Amounts of $500 ana up. Phone e1e. or address Jno. C. Aarda-- -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
WANTED-BoARDERs.

NICELY Furnished front room with OF without board to married couple or gentle men. Apply to Mrs Smith. 6ol Dexter Ave.
 -7-3s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
WATERPROOF OR BOARD

wANTED-From october first two rooms on second floor, furnished or unfuFnished and board in private family for three adults desirable location. Best references given.
 \. Y. c., care Advertiser. -lS-su-tu WANTED-To occupy room with young man. Separate beds preferred. Must be close in. Boomer, care Advertiser. -S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

The rector of a church at Norwalk' Cann, saws sixty residents of that town nave mortgaged their homes 10 ouy automobiles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
TAGGING AND TIES.

uvT CAN save you money on ssoond-hand s.-strs and tiea See or write ua before boSsn9' M. sabel & Son. Montgomery Ala
 --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
FLAMING MILL

vvT ARr prepared to do all kinds of car. ssntar and mill work. Estimates furnished. poor and windows screens speciality. ,. e IAVTis. Phone No. 2. -tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
PLUMBING.

ALL KINDS of plumbing work done promptly. Rspairs my speciality. Satisfae- lion Euaranteed.. Estimates chsertully tuf- nished P. !, Brossiughar- aot DextsE Ave, Phone 3Sgs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
CONTRACTING BUILDERS

p III AVERY. Contractor and Builder. ea- inc building line. your patronage solicited. 'Phons 1908. --sot VgD INVITE specifications on all kinds of caatractinE and building. Work guaranteed yV F1 soies & Co Office phone H. resl- ssnea iTai. 10 South Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-several rooms for storage par- poses Rate @ and st per room. 'Phcne fSSS' --i2-su-wed-f fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
TYPEWRITERs.

S1S-vy ana seoond hand typswriters for sale
 smashinea of all makes rented. repaired ana S9rAanged. Eupptfhs and accessortes. n L.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
RUBBER HOSE SALE.

JUST RECEIVED large shipment guaran- lead hose which we will aali complete with eoupiings at l5e foot Your garden is burn ina up. Little Paint Store. iS E. Perry. if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Unredeemed Pledges For Sale
FRED.J. DREHER & co.
FOR RENT--RocMR

FOR RENr-Roons and bath. References required. Phone zoos. 2t Va Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

Ww ARE STILL serving those delicious itmeadea, pure coca cola. in fact. we mix ths drinkS to init the spot" L. n Hale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

aOOsT for the growth of our prosperous eitv yye are the pioneers of modern hoFRa- sboeing. Ask your neighbors. Talley HOFss-
 shceing Co. Madison ave. -sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
WANTED.


 WANTED-Thres or four rooms suitable for light housekeeping. furnished or unf4rnlsh- ed. Give location and price. Address HonAe- keeper, care Advertiser -4-H vyANrEp-Horse and buggy for feed dur ing August for lady to drive. Light driv~ ing and best care Of horse. Phone S3eT oT call IT Mildred -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
ELECTRICIAN

DO ALL KINDS of electrical work and snlarantea satisfaction Estimates cheer 9ully and promptly furnished L. Baker. Rlectrician. 204 Dexter Ava
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-31
Frank Dixon Spoke Upon
sssQuare Deal.''

A large audience at the Criterion
theatre Tuesday night listened with rapt
attention to Frank S. Dixon, the noted
lecturer, as he discussed for two hours
The Square Deal"
Mr.. Dixon, tall, straight, command
ing, was presented to the audience by
Mr.. Edward M. Fithian, and he
straightway launched upon his dis
course, and he talked straight from the
shoulder. He talked of the political
world, the industrial world, the cor
porate world, the home life, the social
life. He discussed men and motives
and to all he applied the plain, unvar-
nished Square Deal The fact is
that Dixon, eloquent. sharp, convinc.
ing, pretty nearly makes religion of
his Square Deal" He argues moth
ing for his own that will rob some one
else of anything. He demands and
argues alone and only for equality and
he pointed out many of the glaring in
consistencies whereby the great masses
of the people are harmed.
Magnetic, all through the hours of
argument, Dixon held the attention of
his audience. and occasionally he
softened up the hard places by relating
some humorous incident that had some
bearing upon the subject matter of his
lecture. There were times last night
When the speaker hurt. He cut bit
mere and there. He made one vince at
times as he barred the truth in it's ugly
nakedness, but he was convincing and
powerful and the lecture was an uplift
ana was admired and enjoyed by every
body.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-31
Civil Suit Before Court.

4 civil suit was tried before Justice
Fielding and jury. in which H. We
nezky & Son were the plaintiffs, and
Stanton B. Cole was the defendant.
The story is that Mr.. Cole sold COW
to Venezky on Wednesday, to be taken
away during that week, Venezky max
ing deposit of 81 on the purchase He
did not come for the COW, the price of
which was S23. IS.
Butcher Silverman came along and
purchased the cow. TO be taken away
after the expiration of the week, pay
ing $25 for the animal
Mr. Cole returned the 81 deposit to
Venezky explaining that the COW had
been sold, but ..Venezky sent his man
for the COW one week and one day after
the day he had first bargained for the
COW.
He now sues to recover IS for time
spent in bargaining for the COW, s13
profit lost in failure to get the cow, and
SO for extra meat purchased by loss of
getting the COW.
Jos. H. Powell appeared for Venezky !;
Cole had no lawyer.
The Jury took the case.
In a short time the Jury returned a
verdict of breach of contract and award
ed damages to the plaintiff in the sum
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-31
B,gamy charge viii Come Now

Millville, N. j., Dec. 9.-Rev. S. H.
Evaul, of Haleyville, having sent no.
tice to Millville that Curtis B. Cameron
and Amanda B. Silvers were married
by him on December 4, Mayor Smith
has notified Prosecutor Fithian to in
vestigate charges of bigamy preferred
against the young man. Cameron and
his affinity were arrested last week for
statutory offense, and were sentenced
to-day to six and three months respect
lively in the county Jail.
Cameron took the Silvers woman to
his home and introduced her to his
wife, who is cripple, as trained
nurse. When his wife objected to the
actions of the couple Silvers COM
manded her to leave the house, stating
that he would pay her sufficient
amount for her support. His wife then
made the criminal charge against hlm'
When questioned to-day by Prosecutor
Fithian the woman denied that the
marriage ceremony took place, but tne
notice from the preacher furnished EVIL
dence to the contrary.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-31
SMOOTH SESSION
SAYS GOVERNOR.

trenton, Dec. Ex-Governor Fort
this afternoon stated that he had about
completed work on his annual message
to the Legislature. All that remained
tor him to write are matters pertaining
TO oysters, boulevards and waterways
Upon these topics he has all the infor.
nation he needs, and will finish his
message early next week, but it will
not see daylight until the Legislature
organizes on January 12 The Cover
nor declared this afternoon that he be-
lleved that the legislative session would
be one of the best and smoothest on
record. He said he would not urge
the partisan measure and he could see
no reason for a political division dur
ing the session.
How about the Utilities Commits
sion bill?" he was asked.
"Oh, that will only divide the Re-
publicans, and. perhaps, the Demo-
crats, - was his reply.
The Governor said the work of the
Court of Pardons yesterday was not for
the purpose of clearing out the State
Prison. the overcrowded condition of
which gave rise to that suspicion. He
said the large number of paroles
granted was simply in line with the
fixed policy of the Court. More than
24O applications for parole had been re-
ceived and only IS were granted. He
said future plan of the State might be
to transform the misfit Railway Re-
formatory into State prison, to take
the place Of the present inadequate
structure in this city, and the erection
OF real reformatory of modest proper
tlons and right cost in some rural sec
ton. United States Senator Briggs
had a long conference with the Cover
nor this afternoon. but neither gave
out any long interview on the subject.
New Years Dinner of B. A. a.
On Friday the annual dinner Of the
Bridgs5o1 Athletic Association TO the
poor lildrel Of B-idgetUn. viii be
| give1 Il the rooms OF the association
JeEerscz street
Ey=ry po0< yo11gster IN town viii
he e u0l Thera Ein te N card.
q zG1lsa21. eve-ybody VIII be wei
oo-ad TLere viii be every possible
preparation made. and certain il Is
that -hsre viii be plenty 70 provide
one- great. big dinner TO everybody
who IS tha-a. TIE youngsters always
looE forward to this event with the
happisst a1Cicipa-ionS
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-12-31
Tickets for Sale to all Parts of Eurone
FIELD DAY FOR w. C. (. U.

If present plans carry the W. G. 7.
U. organizations of the county will
gather together in the summer of 1909
in a great all-day temperance rally.
While the whole matter is yet in its
inception, enough is known that if the
managers can agree as to time and
place for demonstration, one of the
greatest rallies for temperance in Cum
berland county will be arranged
The purpose of the managers is to
have every white ribbon organization
in the county interested. 1t is desired
TO have the big rally II one - the
parks oE the county. preferably at the
county seat Should the date be agreed
upon the ". c. T. Z. would bring here
some Of the best known temperance
workers in the country, one of the
speakers being Western governor.
1t is understood that the organization
would like to arrange for the big rally
and field day for date early in July,
and if it was at all possible, it would
be made big Fourth of July celebra-
on.
II is quite likely that some early in
formation may be given out concern
ing the matter.