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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
HoIt's Dye Works.
Barbour County Chapter.

The last meeting of the Barbour
 County Chapter U. D. C., was held on
 the third of June, in commemoration
 of the tooth anniversary of the birth
 of our first and only Confederate
 President, Jefferson Davis Mrs. sMer-
 rili and Mrs. Speight were the host
 esses at the home of Mrs. Merrill. The
 house was artlstically decorated in red
 and white bunting and Confederate
 flags. The mantels were banked with
 red and white flowers. and all about
 the two parlors and the hall, the Con-
 federate colors were displayed. Tn
 prominent places in the ha1i were two
 handsome pictures of Mir. Davis, which
 during the program. were presented to
 the City School by the Chapter. Aft
 CT the president had opened the meet
 ing with the usual prayer, the secre-
 tary read the minutes. then Mir. A. H.
 Merrill took charge and announced the program. The first number was duet, Tramp, Tramp, the boys are marching" by Mrs. McDowell ana Mrs. Nance, assisted by a chorus. Follow- ing this MT. Merrill introduced Mir. L.. J. Clayton, who delivered a beautiful eulogy on the life and character of our honored hero. and paid tender tri. bute to his memory Mrs. A. M Brown and chorus then sang Old Ken- lucky Home. Next came one of the most enjoyable features of the program Mr. Merrill, as a member himself, in- troduced to the audience the other five survivors of the Eufaula Battery and each one gave some "reminiscences of his war time experience. The chapter greatly enjoyed hearing these veterans speak, we wish we might hear them oftener. Mrs. H. M. Weedon, in her own beautiful way, then read Mem ories of the Confederacy." This paper contained a beautiful original poem. written by pr. Fl. M. >weedon, s'The Dead Confederate" tender and beau tiful tribute to General Stephen D. Lee. Eufaula is proud to claim such B poet as Dr. Weedon is. Mrs. Locke and chorus then sang the always in- spiring Dixie, after which Mir Clay | lon. on behalf of the chapter, present. ed the pictures of Mir. Davis to Profos- Sor Mccoy, who gratefully received
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
GOING TO REUNION
MONTGOMERY VETERANS MAKE
 READY FOR TRIP.
Majority of DeIegntion From Camps In City, Numberine More Than
 One Hundred Go to Bfr- mfNxhnm.

The Confederate veterans of Mont gomeFy are arranging to so In body to the reunion beginning Tuesday. The majority of them will leave Montgom- cry Tuesday morning and arrive In the Magic City in time to witness and par ticlpate in the opening demonstration of the aged warriors.
 Judge John B. Fuller, commander of Camp Lomax, United Confederate Vet erans, said yesterday that he believed three-fourths of the membership of that organization would go to Bir- mingham. The chances are that there will be more than one hundred vet erans from this city alone as Judge John Purifoy. commander of Camp Falkner. will also be on hand with many of the members of his camp.
 It is the purpose of the veterans all over the State to make this years att tendance on the reunion excel that of last years notwithstanding that every year counts among the hoary-haired men of the sixties.
 The aim of the Sons of Confederate Veterans in Alabama Is not only to beat last years attendance record but to outstrip even all other divisions in point of numbers this year. There has been much work to this end per Alabama. Captain A. c. Sexton, com mander of the Alabama Division. has issued ringing orders to the heads of camps throughout the State, urging &C., tivity and interest In all quarters.
 It Is believed that such endeavors will result in a great rush of the Sons to Birmingham. They will be closer to the reunion than last year and they will certainly beat their own record.
 It was announced yesterday by Chair man George W. Duncan that there will be a meeting of the Morgan and Pettus Monument Committee next Wednesday in Birmingham. This Committee is ex- pected this week to set in motion ev- erythlng necessary to secure funds | wherewith to erect lasting monuments | to the memory of the late United States | Senators from Alabama. They distin- l guished themselves as soldiers of the l South and therefore deserve the mark 1 ing of their lIYea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
HUNTSVILLE SOCIETY

Huntsville. June s.---(special.) )--The members of the Virginia Clay-Clopton Chapter of the Daughters of the Con federacy were entertained by the Pres ident, Mrs. A. W. Newson on Wednes- day afternoon and an interesting his- torical program was enjoyed.
 Jefferson Davis" was the subject of sketch by Mrs. Milton Humes. Ken lucky and John Morgan" was the title of paper by Mrs. Margaret Boiling. The life of Randall author of Mary land, My Maryland" was presented by Mss Virginia Clay and Mrs. James AL lison read paper on Missouri" Dr. A. c. McCabe. rector of the Church of the Nativity was present, and made a short talk on the history of Maryland, and related many personal reminiscent ces.
 The President, Mrs. Newson, served delicious refreshments at the conc1u- sion of the historical program.
 Mrs. Frank Tickling of Virginia is visiting her sisters the Misses White.
 Mrs. D. W. Buchanan and Miss Hattie Garner have returned from a visit in Auburn, Ala.
 Mrs. Rosalie Chapman and Miss Jen- nie Sheffey have gone to Bryson City. summer
 Mrs. Watkins vaughn and children nave returned to selma after visiting Mrs. w. B. Robinson.
 Mrs. Clarence Beasiey is visiting in Jackson. Tenn.
 Miss Alice Garth has returned from Memphis and Fort Leavenworth.
 Miss Elizabeth Chapman has gone to Wheeling. W. Va, ts spend few days with friends.
 Miss Rica Cohen has gone to Rome, Ga, on visit.
 Miss Minnie Barnes has returned to Tuscumbia after visiting Mrs. Wheeler Mitchell
 Mrs. Win Coles of Atlanta Is visit lns Mrs. Charles c. Anderson.
 Miss Mary Mitchell is visiting reia- lives in Nashville.
 Mrs. F. Bragg of Birmingham Is visiting Mrs. J. O. Grlmmett.
 Mrs. Frank Esslinger and children are visiting in Stevenson.
 Misses saliie and Etta MastIn have returned from Athens.
 MT. and Mrs. D. I. White and Mir and Mrs. Matthews White have re- turned from MooresvilIe.
 Mrs. s. A. Rodgers and Miss Irene Esshnger are visiting in Oxford.
 Mrs. Belle Wingo Is visiting In Pied mont. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

Association, and Confederate choirs, will use the halls in the City Hall The survivors of the Confederate Navy wi7l use the Commercial Club rooms for their gatherings. Other halls will bs used during the week.
 The Elks will entertain the yeter. ans durinsS their stay here. The Ma. sonic Temple will be open night and day for the Masons among the Vet erans. and coffee and sandwiehes win be served.
 suceesser to General Lee
 There is great interest manifested in the election of the commanding ofl. cer to succeed tha late General Steph. en D. Lee. Friends of General Stew. art, or Tennessee. have started a lit. tie boom Tor him. despite the fact of nis extreme age and the additional fact that at one time he declined the place General Cabell has many admirers here and reports come to Birmingham that General Evans. of Georgia. and Gener- al Walker. of Virginia. both have Irlenos who are at work in their be- half. This will be the most important da<s.
 All indications point to the next reunion being held in Memphis. Tenn. It IS uderstood here that strong dele- cations from that city will be on hand "'-aAy HI AnG EdfnC 4ue6udF anu VIII advocate that city for the reunion in 1909.
 Tue various local committees held meetings today and the reports that were turned in showed that every thing was in readiness for the great event next week.
 The Hippodrome will be decorated inside and outside. The City HaIl the Gayety .Theatre. the Commercial Club building. the office of the Birm- fn.ham Railway. Light and Power Company. and several other large buildings. have been decorated from top to bottom and present an interest ing appearance. Red. white and blue are on all sides. Buttonhole flags and decorations are numerous. while buttons of all kinds are being worn.
 The sounds of Dixie" Bonnie Blue Flag" My Maryland. My Maryland" and similar airs will be heard galore after Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Gnea to Meet Earrnrd.

St. Petersburg. June s-Emperor Nicholas and other members of the Imperial family. accompanied by a numerous suite. will leave Peterhof at o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Revai to meet and welcome King Ed ward and Queen Alexandra. The Rus sion Imperial yachts Standart and Polar Star, escorted by the cruiser Almaz and four torpedo boats destroyers will ar rive at Reval early in the morning of June 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

them in the name of the school. This closed the interesting program. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Speight served de- hghtfui ice cream in the Confederate coiors, ana floating proudly from the cake on each plate was a tiny confed- crate flag. The meeting then adjourn- ed, and the guests separated. feeling more than ever that as the speaker had said of him. Davis was truly a agreat man. had made his life sublime. and had left his footprints on the sands of time.
 Mrs. s. c. McDoweii. Jr.
 Secretary. Eufaula Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
NEWS OF CHERoKER.
Contract for High School BuiIasn~ 4.
 Awarded

Awarded.
 Centre. June 6.-(Special. )-The con. tract for the Cherokee County High School building has been let and the building committee expects to have the corner stone laid July 4, accompanied by public exercises to be participated in by the Masonic lodges of the county
 Stock for another bank here has been over-subscribed and 1t is ex- pected to be ready for business by fall.
 At it's June communication, Sam Dixon Lodge elected the following of ficers for the next Masonic year: Thos. Bradford, W. M; J. R. Lowe. S. w.: H. Fl. White. J. w.; A. O. Williams. Treasurer; A S. Johnson, Secretary; J. H. Wood. s. D.; R. P. Grimes. J. D.; Joe Wood. Tyler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Explosion KIIIW sixteen.

Vienna, June 8-sixteen workmen were Killed and seventeen others more or less seriously injured by an ex- plosion this morning in a eelluIotd fac tory at Ottakring, q suburb of Vienna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
- - GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.
Announcement of County Game Warden s;is4 am AEalm

The appointment of J. D. Cook of Luverne as Game and Fish Warden Of Crenshaw County, by State Game and Fish Commissioner John Fl. Wallace, Jr., was approved yesterday by the Governor. Mir. Cook succeeds Stephen Hicks, who resigned a few days ago.
 The appointment of R. B. Duncan, of Tuscaloosa, as a Notary Public, was announced yesterday by the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
WeIghfnw Law YnvuIld.

Jenerson City, Mo, June 6.-The su- prene Court of Missouri today der,6sd the State grain weighing law to be On the ground that n permits of . muitipiieation oe suits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
AIEETTNa oF ,aIINERs
Not as Mqeh Interest In Convention am
 ae Heretofore.

R
 Not as ALaeh Interest in Convention au
 a Heretofore.
 Birmingham, June s.-(SpeciaL)--- The eleventh annual convention of Ala bama District No. 20, United Mine Workers of America, which will con vene in Birmingham Monday morning. will not be as happy convention among shhe miners as 1t was five years ago.
 The organization is not nearly as strongzas il was in 1904. the men have not had steady work for several months ana the recognition Ia not as volunln- ous as5Ae was in years gone byl Not q singleairon manufacturing concern in Alabama Jrecognizes the United Mine workers of America. However, the convention promises to be interesting.
 The joint conference between miners and operators will be held Thursday June II, when a new wage scale will be prepared. At afi mines where non- union men are employed a readjust- ment of wages has been established. The union miners who work at the commercial coal mines still adhere to their contract which is based on the selling price of iron.
 About 100 miners will be here for the convention. J. R. Kennamer the President, has no opposition for re- election as has B. l.. Greer, negro. for Vice-President, and J. l.. CIems for Secretary.
 Because of the big crowds fin the city on Monday for the Confederate re. union, the Elks State meeting and oth- CT gatherings the miners will hardly receive the attention they have in years gone by. Their convention viii be held in Maccabee Temple on Third Avenue. This convention as usual will have q number of negro delegates in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
yuIen Lambeaux Deod.

Brussels, June e.--The death Is an- nounced of Jules Lambeaux, the Bell gian sculptor. He was born in 1852 in Antwerp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

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 Phone HE French Dry Cleaning Co.,.
 2O3 Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

We repair old Trunks. We make new Trunks, We sell all kfnaa of Trunks.
 Gilbert Trunk C0mpany.
 BIS Dexter Axe. Headquarters fer Travellers Supplfea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
ALTERATIONS.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
GOOD COAL PROSPECTS
 ON WASHINGTON CREEK.

Br. Andrews returned last night from Washington creek. where he has been examining coal prospects owned by himself, Joe Plein. Tony Po'et and atb- CTS.
 He reports that they have sunk q 14o foot hole on this property which is just across the Smrock river from Coal creek. While they have not discor- cred the actual vein as yet Che forma- ton is such as to give them every req son to believe that they are ou the verge of striking the vein Samples of coal picked up in the creek bed show il to be a fine bitumnous coal. much superior to that brought in from tho outside.
 They are D uansigS90s. .........-
 They are using a 200 foot gasoline drill. and should they strike nothing in their present location. they will im- mediatcly sink another shaft.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

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 "rha republican Iaffe la reHF,a= tiou assemhled tha aat. af a4aH wen. mae rrguanlzed md amua aN a national eaatnttas .a Ut cHaas.g
 and which nominated m rl. Ia.W William II Tar. aaa. If tb. headers of the great party nominated ff fHe office of delegate to cmgr,e from Alaska. John N. cunaa"
 Mr ErWer frankly admits tm. Mr corsou Ayas mot uis pef#aud Gr-t choice. f.r tbr office bu, t.H@a t1- convention representing ml H##d=uio= aad a.- y-rsi6ed mtrn~t. af tEsEu. declared him u= leader ii mupaHH F noely aeqaies,a n Ha iHJam-Hi af thr entire hndy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
FL WOOD BRUNER REVIEWS
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

Before IstviaE Nome fr tho uut- side on Saturday eeamne ht. EI- aood EruHer, the v,II-EaaaH attorney. and formerly a s0fr eHafor m c5fi- fama. Was interviewed hy Nugget reporter ia regard To fhe political -Ju- atiou in Aazla
 MT Hrmer at all times has been d consistent republican party man. and a leader iu behalf of the party u a number of national campaigns. and Hi= views, therefore. are worthy or con sideration
 in speaking of thr eaapaien Nr Euuer reiterated the views cvmc c=ed by him from time To lime during the past two years on the ncccssity of party organization IIr had uotbiHe whatever ta say against any of tho individual candidates who are run ming independently of the two parties aspiring tu the high office of delegate Ia congress from Alaska. and regarded each of them as capable man under proper circumstances
 Put. said Alr Bruner. "tho Unied States government is controlled hy
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
RICH STRIKE ON
 HANNUM CREEK

\ telephone message received in Nome this morning Is to the effect that rich strike has been made on Han mum creek. T tributary If the mma- ehuk river, hy some men in the employ of the Iumachuk Gold Mining Com rany.
 Pans yielding as high as si have been taken out. and the extent of the streak k now being determined by further prospecting Mir z. r.. Porter. the manager ef the company. was no- titird of the strike this morning, and he left for the ground on the steamer Cor
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

win this afternoon. fir is accam- panied by Mrs Fozcl. who win pond the winter in Bccring.
 Before leaving Mir Watson stated that he wa taking in lates hydru- lie plant. and as suou ns thc ditch which was partially constructed last year is completed. an elevator win b. installed. \ very little work Will eeiHs pletc the waterway, and extensive ape- rations wlll start about the end of Inc month
 C. F. Mcdowell. an expert in hydrau- tic mining, will have charge of Che Iaining operations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
BUSY DAY FOR POLICE.

The police were kept busy yester- day hauling in drunks. Six was the total garnered by the force and the eoffers of the city are $4O to the godo. Three of them off of the whaler and one unknown forfeited bail to that amount.
 Two others, William Robertson and James Dale. were fined $lO apiece and as they did not have that amount of cash in their possession the ylSere com mitted [ othe federal jail
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
MANY DUMPS ARE
 STILL STANDING

Water Is scarcrr m tho Kouearok district now than it has been in many years" is the statement of AdoIph Nie- man. w r. Briggs. N Flanders, Chas IIul land Jack Mahrr. who arrived for mthe interior district last night
 A number of dumps which were taken ont with thnWcrs last winter have not vel been cleaned up, and will not be run through the boxes until
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
GALE BACKS
 OUT AGAIN
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 FAIRBANKS. July .n The fal- lowing telegram was received hl The Panama Fribuur this morning.
 "Announer my withdrawal from race delegate t' congress. Dangerous iIl- ness wife and daughter prevent mak- ing campaign. Regret necessity com- pels me make this decision Thank friends for honor and confidence given Pledge my continued lahor and activity for best interests people and home rule for territory" Signed. Thomas Gale
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
FEDERATION
 OF MINERS CONVENTION
TELEPHONE So. At

rfr idrnt m spite pf the popularity of MahaHev. the tuasd choice. Rat hmru have rpod frilaa Iue. but Davidson -r-# fe has- fhr confidence af the delegates and If sNus- lei that be alH lac seated
 Al All important meeting ef ta-.of- iryr rf Inc federation and tbe vxrcu- Workers uH agreement Naa reached whereby ru, uHIform ,Vshang- of working ear1s waala b, recognized
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
KEALIHER-RoSS.

Married by the minister of Pilgrim Congregational church on Saturday, the 18th, Chester H. keahliher and Louise Ross. The wedding was a very pretty and quiet affair attended by d few of the friends of the young couple. Mir and Mrs. Kealiher left the same day on the steamship Umatilla for the outside. where they are tn take an extended wedding tour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
RICH SPECIMENS OF
 ANTlMoNIAL SILVER

Nelson and Anderson. who have been prospecting at the head of Nome river for some time past, brought down a number of specimens of antimonial sil- Yer a few days ago. which show an as say value of three hundred ounces of silver to the ton.
 The vein is said to be two feet wide In the solid. and about three feet of il Is somewaht broken up. making Gvr feet in all.
 They have sunk shaft to depth of thirty feet and will do further develop ment work next fall and winter An outfit will be taken to the ground be- fore the close of navigation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
WIRELESS ON VICTORIA.

SEATTLE. July r.. = The wireless telegraphic apparatus was installed on the steamer Victoria today. and will be used in her next trip to Nome. The services of an expert have been sccur- ed to conduct the operations on the vessel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
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 FAIRBANKS. July 70. = John N Gofson. the republican candidate for delegate tu congress from Alaska last night made his farewell speech in thts district. the crowd being tho largest and most enthusiastic that has eyer ut= tended political meeting in thr Tana- na valley.
 John W eorzan will leave tomorrow morning for Nome stopping al few intermediate points. at which he will address the electors
 Judge Wickersham has again weak rned. and his viciIlatng policy has caused many of his friends to desert him. Corsnus friends are taking all the bets offered. Netherlands ad-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
STUDYING REPuB
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
FREE EXHIBITION.

W. A. Hnlis. representing the Rem ington Arms and Union Metallic Cart ridge Co. will give free exhibition of fancy shooting on beach at mouth of Snake river al 7:3O p. m. Tuesday. July 21. Everybody invited.