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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-09
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WANTED Girl for general house
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-09
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everything used being of the very
cheapest grade. It is not durable,
however, and your satisfaction with
the work is equally short-liyed. II
You want the proper sort Of plumbing
work at proper sort of prices come
to us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

Miss Bessie Matthews. gave a May. festival drill. in which the children were attired to represent the various flowers.
 Following this. were patriotic songs. drills. and a highly entertaining one- act play by the students of the ad- vanced grades.
 All those taking part. acquitted themselves with credit to themselves and to those who instructed them.
 The citizens of Montevallo are awak- ening Co the needs of the public school and one meeting has already been held for the purpose of discussing the erec- tion of a new euilding. the present building being inadequate to the needs. both in size and structure. It is hop ed by another year to have the buiId- ing under way at least and that the funds will admit of procuring more teachers.
 It is hoped that Professor E1enburg will again be in charge of the school, Miss Matthews has resigned her posi- ton to study at the Universiay iof Alabama. ,..t.3 ,...
 Arthur Reynolds is again stss home from Montgomery. where he Twas operated on for appendicitis. He is convalesclng rapidly.
 Miss Linda May Handy. of Birmingr ham, is the guest of Miss Maude Allen
 John S&orrs, who has been in Pana- ma for the past winter, Is here for few days visiting his mother. Mrs Martha Holbrooke. Miss Gertrude Fletcher. of Chattanooga. is also Mrs Brooke's guest ....
 Miss Alma Ellenburg is veSy i'll with pneumonia
 Miss Mary Young went to Selma to hear Damrosch,
 Mrs. Florence J. Hudson went to Montgomery Saturday to remain over Sunday.
 The family of Miss Lizzie Allen were called to Birmingham this week by her sudden relapse. She was recovering from her operation but caught a se- were cold, and that with other compli- cations settled into appendicitis and very little hope is entertained of her | recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
BIG DAMAGE SUITS.
Judge AlmOu Orders a Jury Drawn to
 Hear the Cases.

near tne NA8EBs s.
 Tuscumbia, May 10.-(Special.)- Judge c. P. Almon of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit has ordered a jury drawn for the second week of the non- jury term of Circuit Court in this (Col-. bert) County, to be empannelled on the third Monday in June. for the hearing of several heavy damage suits for per sonal injuries against the Southern Railway and Northern Alabama Rail- road
 Two of the cases are for 900 each, and two for $lo.000 each. aggregating $7Oo0O. These cases were docketed for the April term, but were not reached
 The clerk of the Circuit Court is preparing the most voluminous tram script this week ever made in his of flee. It is the case of Joe Cooper of this city vs. the Southern Railway in an action for $25,O00 for personal inju- ries received by the plaintiff, in which he was run over by an engine of the defendant company. one leg being sev- cred and the other so madly injured that 1t had to be amputated. Colbert County jury gave the plaintiff judgment for $15,000 on the trial of the cause in the lower court, the defendant ap- pealing the case to the Supreme Court of the tate, and the transcript Is being prepared to be passed on by the Su- preme Court when the docket for the division in which Colbert County ap- pears is taken up some time during the present month
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
PREPARING FOR VETS
TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS ON ELAB-
 CRATE SCALE.
yartou. Committees in Birmingham Report That the work is Progres- sing Rapidly. Sons of Vet-
 erans Organized.

Birmingham, May 10.-(Speciai)-- As June approaches, the preparations for the big reunion of. the Confederate Veterans in Birmingham grow apace and the various committees at work make report that everything Is fast assuming shape for the big event
 The committee on music announces that several bands will be here and to- gether with the bands of the Birming- ham district, will furnish music that will arouse patriotism in all breasts The committee on homes announces that considerable progress has been made and that in addition to those who will entertain relatives and close friends, many homes will be thrown open to the veterans and visitors. The hotels announce that many reserva- tions are being made indicating that the crowds are going to be large. The Hotel John B. Gordon, at the Fair Grounds. not far removed from the heart of the city. will shortly be in condition to receive the guests. The committee on decorations reports that the merchants and citizens in general are adhering to the regret to have all generally similar so that the same shall be catchy to the eye.
 A new camp of the Sons of Veterans will be organized in Birmingham Monday morning. This camp will be composed of some of the most prom inent citizens of Birmingham. This camp proposes. to take. up the work of being escort committees during the re- union. The social events will also be looked after and other work done that the veterans of the citizens committees could not well attend to-.
 The state meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will be held in Birmingham this week. No less than one hundred delegates and visitors will be here. for the meeting and Pelham Chapter, U. D. C., together with the chapters in the districts have made preparations for a great gather ing and a fine meeting. The conven- ton will. start on Wednesday and com tinue until Friday. The sessions will be held in the city hall which will be be elaborate entertainment for the delegates and visitors the local mem bers having made provision to take the here. Mrs. Charles G. Brown, of Birm- ingham is the state president.
 Addresses of welcome will be deliv- cred by Mayor George B. Ward, Col onel A. c. Oxford, of Camp Hardee, r. c. Jones for Camp Clayton, Sons of Veterans. Mrs. c. M. Tardy in behalf oi Pelham Chapter, U. D. c. The response to the addresses of welcome will be de- livered by Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. of Montgomery. The election of officers will take place on Friday. The state association of the United Daughters Of
 the Confederacy will appoint a deIega- ! ton to officially attend the Confede- | rate Veterans reunion in Birmingham l in June. A number of social events have ben arranged for during the state ] meeting of the Daughters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

ling. Then in a feebler voice Squire Norman spoke again:
 And Harold--bend down. must whisperi If 1t should be that in time you and stephen should find that there is another direction between you, re- ing breath. But give her timel l trust that to you! She is young. and the world Is all before her. Let her choose. and be loyal to her If 1t Is anotherl It may be hard task, but l trust you, Harold. God bless you, my other son!'. $. He moved his head, listening intentiy. Harold's heartsleap- ed. The swift hoop-strokes of a gail loping horse were heard. -. The father spoke joyously:
 There she isl That Is my brave girl! God grant that she may be in time know what it will mean to her here after?' t-
 The horse stopped suddenly. step- hens voice was heard. quick and low:
 'Is he still alive? Where is he? Let me come to him at onceF'
 A quick barter of feet along the pas' sage, and then stephen. half dressed with peignoir thrown over her, swept into the room. With the soft agility of leopord she threw herself on her knees beside her father and put her arms around him. The dying man mOtlOned tO f1arOlu 10 raise nm. men this had been done he laid his hand tenderly on his daughters head. say ing:
 Let now, o Lord, Thy servant depart in peace! God bless and keep you, my dear child! You have been all your life joy and a delight to me! I shall tell your mother when I meet her all that you have been to me! Harold. be good to her! ood-bye-Stephen!.. Margaret!...." His head fell over. and Harold. lay ing him gently down. knelt beside stephen. He put his arm around her; and she, turning to him. laid her hand on his breast and sobbed as though her heart would break.
 The bodies of the, two squires were brought to Normanstand. Rowly had long ago said that if he died unmar- ried he would like to lie beside his half sister. and that 1t was fitting, that as stephen would be the new Squire of Norwood, her dust should in time lie by his. When the terrible news of her nephew's and of Norman's death came to Norwood. Miss Laetitia hurried off to Normanstand as fast as the horses could bring her. We'll she knew what passion of grief her dear Stephen would be in; and she felt that her place was beside her. With the power which comes with age she put aside her own feelings and devoted herself to the girl she loved SO deeply. She would have time for her own sorrow afterwards. Continued Tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Southwest Alabama Agricultural schoo
 at EvePgreen to Close.


 at Evergreen to Close.
 Evergreen. May 1o.-(speciaI)-Tha closing exercises of the Southwest Ala bama Agricultural School wil begin with the commencement sermon Sum day May 17th. by Dr. J. NJ Dannelly, Presiding Elder of the Montgomery District.
 pr. Dannelly preached the first com mencement sermon for the scool all most a score of years ago. He Is Grand Keeper of the Re60rdpr and Seals Of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Py- thias and the members or the local lodge will attend the meeting < Hon. Wm. H. Crawford of the class of 1903 will deliver the Alumni-ae ad- dress Tuesday morning. His class mates and all other graduates of the school will be special guests of the latter
 Hon. A E. Gamble, of Greenville. will deiver the commencement address Wednesday morning to the, graduates and their friends. Following this ad- dress. Miss Maude Lindsay. at the head of the kindergarten work of Alabama, green kindergarten. Everyone inter ested in bringing up the child in the way that he should Ro will be especi- ally addressed at this time.
 The graduating speeches will be Giv- en by the ten graduates Wednesday night and the diplomas presented.
 Monday night a delightful enter tainment will be given by the ele- mentary departments Little Grand mas in Grandma Land" a most pleas ing operetta. will be given by the pri- mary pupils under the direction of Miss Kate Coyler. principal of that department "Cindereua in Flower land" another beautiful entertainment, will be given by the pupils of the grammar department under the direc- tion of Miss Vida Jones, principal of that department assisted by Misses Chapman and Clendinen.
 The commencement music is under the direction of Prof. R. E. Black, di- rector of the Music Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
MEETING IS CALLED.
Democratic Executive Committee \
 Arrange Election Details.

Democratic Executive Committee To
 Arrange Election Details.
 Mobile. May 1O.-(Specia1.) )-The Democratic Executive Committee of Mobile county has been called to meet in special session Monday at p. m. The meeting Is held at the request of some of the candidates to arrange de- tails for the approaching elections that are not exactly to their liking.
 The formation of a Barton Academy Alumni Association is now assured. A canvas to bring about such an or ganization has been in progress sew eraI weeks and has eliminated in an agreement upon the essentials of a plan. The time set for the execution of this plan is Thursday. May 2s. On that day, the pupils of the boys high school are to have an oratorical con- test and debate to which all friends and particularly graduates are invited. Immediately after these exercises, the graduates present will be invited to assist in the organization of au alumni association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
UNION REVIVAL MEETING.
First Weeks Services Come to ClOs'
 Tt Florence.

First Weeks Services Come to Close
 Tt Florence
 Florence. May. 10-(Special )--The first week of the union revival meet ing here closed yesterday morning with a special service at the First Pfesby- terian Church, for children.
 Rev J. O. Hanes, Methodist State evangelist. who is conducting the meet ings. has made a wonderful impression on the people and has aroused great CT interest than any evangelist who has visited Florence in recent years. The meetings were to have been held in tn city park, but this has been pre- vented by the indictment weather. The congregations have outgrown the hold ing capacity of the churches and the Sunday evening meeting will, if pos- sible, be held in the park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
MoNTEvALLO PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Exercises Mark the Close of Most
 SmrcnanRrsI Year.

MontevaIlo, May 1O.--(special) )-The public schools closed Friday the lar gest and strongest year of its his- tory. Under the able administration of Prof J. w. Ellenburg. the enrolment has reached the one hundred and htty mark and the grading has been more carefully done.
 The exercises Friday were attended by large number of the patrons ana friends of the school. The primary y department. under the olFee1I0n 0A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
WARE IS ACCUSED.
hromer's Jury Holds Him For Death
 Of Robert Webb.

.6obile. May 10-(Special.)-At an fquest held on the body of Rob- .ert Webb, colored, at the police sta tion late last night, evidence pointing to Robert Ware. colored as the one who caused Webb's death, was pro- duced. and the coroner's jury recom- mended that Ware be charged with murder.
 webb was killed in an altercation near Hieronymus mills about dusk yesterday by a knife stab in the breast At first the coroner had trou- bIe securing witnesses. Ware has not heen captured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
DEATHS IN ALABAMA
Mrs. Phoebe Porch, rlorenee.

Florence. May 1o.--Mrs. Phoebe Porch, wife of Albert Porch. died yes terday morning at II o'clock at the family residence fin this city. Mrs Porch was .e2 years of age, and had re- sided in Florence many years.
 She is survived by two children, Mrs Ballenger of Indiana. who arrived in Florence yesterday, and Paul Porch of Florence. The funeral services were held this afternoon at the residence, Rev pr. McDougalI officiating. The interment took place in the city ceme- tery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
MARINE NEWS.

Port Eads La.l MaY lU.-ArTIYtQ. Steamers, Morgan, Thompson, Port Tampa; Ernesto (Span) Ormaechea, Cienfuegos via Havana; Harry T. Inge.e (Nor) Olsen. Colon vio Port Limon.
 Sailed: Steamers. Orator CBr) Lew ellyn, Havre; Beegorth (Br) osborn, Pensacola; Genessee. CBr) Tait, Sabine; Orleanian (Br) Marulfo, Ceiba; City of Tampica (Not) Odf5elL Vera Cruz via Tampico; Greenbriari@ tBr) Gait, Bo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
sundoy schoOI Attendanee.

Mobile, May -(Special)-The at- tendance at the leading Sunday Schools today was:
 Government Street Presbyterian BOA.
 st. Francis Street Baptist, 2sS. st. Francis Street Methodist, 26o. Central Presbyterian, l77.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
GEORGE OsBARTs FUNERAL.
Services Are Held At His Late Home
 Wm NgmrAaae

Mobile. May 10.-(Special) )-The funeral of Mir. George W. osbart took place this afternoon from the home of his aunt, Mrs. A. B. Rodiger, 3l5 North Dearborn street.
 MT. Osbart died yesterday after a months illness. He was born in Mo bfIe fifty-three years ago, and has lived here his entire life. He was for many years a member of the Gulf City Guards, serving as its secretary during several enlistments. He is sur vived by a brother. William c. Osbart, fyyo sisters. Mrs. Glenn Joseph and Miss Anna Osbart, and his aunt, Mrs. Rodiger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
Mrs. psordaI, wood,. Cove. ].

scottsboro. May 1o.-(Special. )- Mrs. Mordal a most excellent Chris- tian woman. died at her home in Woods Cove. near town. last evening. She was a consistent member Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She leaves a large family. The remains were inferred in the church yard near her home. She was 3s years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
TO RETURN TO WORK.
Car Works in Shehaeld Closed 0nl!
 Two DhYa in Week.

Car Works in Shemeid Closed only
 Two Dhys in week.
 /. Sheffield, May l0.-(Special.)-It de- velops today that the large force of car repairers laid off at the Southern Railway shops in this city Friday, numb ering between seventy-five and a hundred men, was due to a misunder standing of a telegram received during the day by Master Mechanic Moran.
 A confirmation of the telegram in- structed the master mechanic to close down the car repairing department of the shops Friday and Saturday of each week the first message reaching tn e shops with the two days left off, and reading. Close down the car repairing depa rtment." The entire force as laid off under the instructions, will now be given four days work in the week in stead of six days. The men are con- graduating themselves that they can at least work four days, and will re- turn to work Monday morning next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
LaFsyette Darwin, Hollywood.

seottsboro. May l0.-(speclal. )- Lafayette Darwin, son of A. H. Oar. win, of Hollywood. near here. died Thursday morning of consumption. aged 21 years. He leaves a widow and one child, little girl, and a large number. of relatives. Rev. D. K. Pegues com ducted the funeral services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

Columbus, Ga, May 1O.-(Special.)- The cadet band of the Alabama Poly technic Institute at Auburn gave de- lightful concert at the Chase Conserva- tory last evening. The boys made a splendid impression in Columbus. both by their musical talent and the person. mel of the party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

If You Get Thirsty Today Ask the soda fountain boy for PEP TO-LAC. It looks good--tastes good is good. Contains no dope" or heart stimulant. 5 cents. ,..5
 nOn-wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
Gardening Contests.

The Pensacola Improvement Associa- fion today announced that the garden. fnx contest among the pupils of the various public schools would come to a close Thursday afternoon and that on Friday the winners would be an- nounced and the various cash prizes awarded.
 The Association several months ago. fn order to create interest among the pupils, decided to offer prizes for the best gardens, both of flowers and veg stables, and since that time the inter est and rivalry has been marked. Twen- fv-eieht cash prizes are to be awarded. and in addition to displays made by 1he various schools are likewise to be awarded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.
 T-sa old Standard GROVES TASC: ESS CHILL TONIC. drives out malaria ana and Children. Soc. SoV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

hereby announce myself . candidate for Member of the Board of Revenue of Mont. gomery County. subject to the action oe the Democratic primaries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

[ hereby announce myself as a candidate
 for ps ps-election as County Guperfntendent
 ef Educatioa. subject to the action of the
 Democratic primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

Wsn6sr Hoard Of Revenue. subject to the
 action of the Democratic Primary;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

hereby announos myself . candidate foe Countf Superintendent oe Education subs 3eck 60 the action of the Democratic par H. D. ". HARRISON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

Msmher Board of Revenue. subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
 A q. TYSON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

hereby announce myself a candidate For Member Of Board of Revenue subject to Sha action of the Dsmocratic primary.
 N. ]. GREIL@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCArT0N. hereby Announce mysslf . candidase fSS
 County Superintendent of MducatioYi. a,s6.
 jeet Co the action of the Democratic Eri- mary. q N MITCHELL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

Before going to the baseball Game supply yourself with Fama NacienaI Cigars, 5 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
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EVM CUkWHGA hereby announce myself eandidata for reelection as Coroner of Montgomery County subject to the Democratic pFf- mary. w. H. T1CM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
WILSON 
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Auburn Bank at Columbus.

cas del Toro, Schooner Orleans. Ms Donald New Haven.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

hereby aanounce myself eandidata fOF Coroner for Montgomery County. subject to the Democratic primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

hereby announce myself a candidate ro,
 the ehice of Tax Aesessoe of Monteora. cry County. subject to the action hf tha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
Boat. Forbidden to Land.

The order of Captain Heilner. com xnandant of the Pensacola Navy Yard, forbidding boats to land with passen- gers at the navy yard wharves or at any point on the naval reservation, called for meetings of several labor unions during today and tonight, and it is the belief that a protest will be filed with the Navy Department on the action of the commandant.
 About 400 men are employed at the yard and with few exceptions they are members of some union, either carpen- ters. ship workers. plumbers, machin. sats. boiler makers, moulders, etc, and they do not relish the idea of being compelled to ride on cars operated by non-union men. especially after they had boycotted the cars and employed tug boats to take them to and from their work. What they will do is prob lematical, but 1t Is believed the ma sority of them will proceed to their work on the cars, inasmuch as the navy yard Is about seven miles distant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
ARTILLERY COMPANY
mAY0n OF PENSACOLA WORKS UP
 ORGANIZATION.
Aa3ufant General Fo~ter Has Been No- xifed and VIII Proceed to Pensacola te Muster New
 Company Tn.

Pensacola. Fla, May 1o.--(Special.)- An artillery company is to be formed here at an early date.
 Mayor Goodman. who is the prime mover in the matter, has wired Adju- xant General Foster that the company fs ready to be mustered in and the Adjutant General today replied that as soon as officers are selected, he will either come here himself or else send an accredited representative to muster in the company. For the past ten days the Mayor and young men of the city have been active in securing members for this command and have so far suc- ceeded in interesting about seventy prominent young men. These have at- tached their signatures to a petition to the State for an artillery company, ana it is expected that within few days the company will be mustered into ser vice.
 All of the troops of the State are of the infantry branch and it is through the suggestion of the War Department that one or more artillery companies be organized here owing to the fact that artillery forts are located short distance from the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

hereby announce myself a eandlAAsa e.. the ozfies Of Tax Assessor of MontNonsys County. subject to the aotion of thN iSSr.S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
THEGATES OFLFE
Continued.

1,sa. .vS. - sm nMWHuannwm ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

! 1ereny announce myself c candidate en,
 County treasurer. suhjsce 10 fhe fSnfson toos tne Democratic primary. VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

fas fsesy 6S,,Isn ssnaegnce myssff as al candidate
 "o@ os shs Dsmoeratie primary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11
IANNOUNdMINIS|

' n.. EoR TAX Uoxx.xCrdR. . fSa axPognoe myself q eAndf6ats for
 S1soe of Tax Collector or Montgomefy S.Es subject - the action of the Oem-
 @eSatso Party. CHAa B. THAaLHY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-11

sor. the etflcs of couSty rrsakurar. SnS. 1scs 70 fns ection oe the bemcarstis FmeN. JAsoN AI sMITH