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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Henrt Club.

Miss Lonnie Lyons Vass was the charming little hostess this afternoon for the Heart Club at the home of her uarents MT. and Mrs. Penrose Vass. Rerfreshments were served after the games and the priz played for was pretty collar pin. The members pres ent this afternoon were Misses Hattie Arnold, Lorraine Cunningham. Irwin Fearn. Mabel Hartwell, Eloise Ibach. May Leatherbury, Gladys Murray, Lu- ellie McGowan, Annie Sibiey, Oriette Tacon, Corinns Thoss and Virginia Woolf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
MoRE MEnIBERs wANTED.

Civic Bodies Urged to Join Calf Coast
 Inland Waterway Association.
 Apalach icola, Fla, Oct. 29'-(Spe- cial. 1.-The Boards of Trade and civic bodies, City Councils and County Com missioners of the Southern States. are urged to take membership in the Gulf Coast Inland Waterway Association. and thus support tho movement to con- struct an inland waterway from New Orleans to the Atlantic.
 Among the organizations that have taken membership are the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce and the Jack sonvilIe Board of Trade.
 The adoption of similar resolutions to those of the Jacksonville Board of Trade is recommended. The resolu- tions are as follows:
 Resolved. That the Jacksonville Board of Trade apply for membership In the Gulf Coast Inland Waterway Association
 Resolved, That the Jacksonville Board of Trade send three delegates to the convention of the Gulf Coast h. land Waterway Association. to be held at Columbus, Ga, Nov. 9-10, '0S.
 Resolved, That five members of the Jacksonville Board of Trade be con- stitutcd a committee to be known as the Gulf Coast Inland Waterway Com mittee of this Roard, whose duty 1t shall be to foster the interest of the waterway association and to affiliate the interest of Jacksonville and the peninsular cities herewith. and have full charge of all matters pertaining thereto"
 Membership fees are as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
RECKLESS DRIVING.
White Mau Knocked Down on Court
 Squnre Fridny Afternoon.

TTs
 Driving at full tilt through the throngs on Court Square about 2 o'clock Friday afternoon Henderson Hillary a negro drayman. ran into H. c. Murphree. white of Andalusia, a visitor to the fair. Knocking Mur- phree down. the mule and wagon pass- ed over his body. injuring him to a great extent. though not seriously.
 After witnessing the mishap of his victim, Hillary failed to stop the progress of his mule. but whipping the animal up, endeavored to eIude the vengeance of the white man, who started at him as fast as a loss of breath and severe bruises would allow. The negro was stopped In the middle of the square. and. taken to headquar- ters where he was locked up and fined $5 and costs In the Police Court during the afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
THIEVES IN COLUMBUS.
Fine Watch and Other JevveIry q,
 Stolen,

EAAe "atcn aha ONheF JewetFy are
 Stolen.
 Columbus, Miss. Oct 23-(speciai.1- 1- Following close upon the theft of dia- monds valued at $500 from the resi- dence of D. R. Saunders on South First Street, comes the mysterious disappearance of valuable gold watch from the pocket of Albert Loeb sales man Tn the department store conducted by his father Simon Loeb.
 The watch was stolen today and as the store has been almost continu- ously crowded there Is no clue to the identity of the thief. The watch. which was valued at $s0, was on a fob and MT. Loeb remembers having had 1t in his pocket about II o'clock this morning. When he desired to consult the timepiece about D. m, it had dis appeared, some member of the light fingered gentry having purloiued both watch and fob.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Peter Moore Arrested.

Charged with grand larceny Peter Moore a weil-known young man of the county was arrested to-day on an indictment returned by the grand jury.
 Moore Is alleged to have stolen or participated in the theft of several hogs from a farmer in the Western portion of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Tnnurnncn Men Act.

Before adjourning their session in this city this morning the Southern Field and Adtusters Insurance. Associa- ton went on record as against night riding In the Southern States.
 The delegates from almost every Southern State were in attendance on the meeting, which had been holding two days session here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Victor Theatre CTomnA.

VIcf0r Theatre CIoned.
 The Victor Theatre was ordered closed this afternoon by Chief of the Flre Department Thomas F. Price on account of the conditions of the fire eAits. being found that a portion of Ing of another stage.
 Thls IS a moving picture theatre and there is city ordinance governinr tbs proper exits from these. the nanarer VIII De arrested charged with vioiatine 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.
Perrin BestOn Brings News Frow, E5t
 Fathers BedNide

N WNWUE'8 bEWHIWe.
 Mobile, Oct. 23-(SpeciaI.)-R ing from the bedside of his father, Col. D. P. Boston, who has just under gone an operation in Rochester, Minn. Perrin Boston, son of the colonel brings news to the effect that the oper- alton was successful and the colonel Is doing well.
 Young Bestor states that his father is improving and doing as well as ex- pected but it will probably be the lat ter part of November before he will have sufficiently recovered to be able to come home.
 This will eb gratifying news to the friends of the colonel and the Bestor family who were anxious for some tid . ings from the bedside of the prominent Mobilian,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Large FrOpertx T,r.m.s.r.

deed was filed in the probate court today by E. W. Gaynor trustee for the American Lumber Company. bankrupt. to Henriette M Spencer. conveying to her all real and personal property of the company located in baiowin' Mobile and Washington en at $25,o0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Libel Shit Dismis.ea.

In the case of John Richardson vs. the Steamer Maiinche the libel against the vessel was dismissed by Judge Toulmin in the United States District Court to-day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
PHILLIPS-HARDWICK.
Wedding of Popular Young Persons at
 HeadIaMd.

HeadIaMd.
 Headland. Oct. 23.-(SpeciaL)-J. B.. Phillips and Miss Mary Hardwick were married last night.
 Oonly a few of their most intimate friends were present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. M. Fleming Mir, Phillips holds a responsible po- sition with a leading dry goods firm here.
 The bride is a niece of Dr. ". P. Hardwick a practicing physician, and Cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
p-o,,,uent Younr PeonIe 10 Many.

Prominent Young People to Many
 Announcement is made of the com ing marriage on November 25 of Ab- salom Jackson, Jr., to Miss Willie Houston Miller. The bride-elect Is the daughter of Mrs. Ella Miller and hes many warm friends in this city where she formerly resided. MT. Jack
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Norm side Bridge.

Mobile, Oct. 24.-(Special )--Mrs'
 r,harIes Hervey entertained the mem- bers of the North Side Bridge Club very attractively this Afternoon in ner pretty apartment at the Cawthon Ho- tel. where roses lent additional cnarm to tha rooms and tea tables. After the games tea, cakes. sandwiches and bonbons were served and the three ta- bies of players were Mesdamss Charles Strawhan. E. J. Gower. A. M. Bright, e. w. Dukes, G. NJ. Rosengrant Hem " McMiIlan, William Barnwell Q. F. Champion, C.. E. Thames, Charles Tay- Tor. Robert Dunlap and Robert Dunlap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Mrs. Lyman Dorgan has returned from New York and Connecticut where sh espent the summer with her daugh- ter. Mrs. William Porter of Key West, Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Mrs. Harry c. Griggsby has return ed from Birmingham where she has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs ]. D. Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
BirthdAy Party.

Miss Lucille Horn entertained infor- mally but very delightfully."- this after. noon for about eighteen of her young friends in celebration of her llth birthday.
 The table was glowing with pink flowers and ices, cakes and bonbons were served. Altogether the occasion was delightful one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Only One ''BRoMo QUININE"
 That Is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE, Look for the signature of E. w. Grove. Used the World over to Cure Cold in One Day 25c. sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Mrs. Oliver Kyle is in Milton, Fla on q visit to her mother, Mrs. A. R Seabrook.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph Lang have re- turned from avisitto MT. Lang's rela- tives in Antwerp and Holland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, oct, 23-Arrived, strs.- Colombia. (Nor.) Boe, Ceiba; Dalton, (Br.) Hope. Bahia Blanca; Clan Mo Donald. (Br.) Haywood. New York; Schr.-D. H. Rivers. Stratton, Ponce.
 Cleared, strs.-Maud, (Nor.) Stran- ger, Havana; Fort Gaines, (Nor.) Knudsen, Bocas del Toro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
MOBILE PARAGRAPHS.

Albert EwtOR Hurt While Riding On
 Wagon.
 Mobile Oct. 23.-(Special. .)-Albert Ewton, son of Constable Ewton, while attempting to jump from a wagon at the corner of St. Emanuel and Theatre Streets caught his foot in one of the wheels breaking his leg in two places just above the knee. He was talk en to the hospital in the ambulance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

THE GRAND. Baidwin-MeIviIIe Stock Ca. Matinee Today 2iSO. And Tonight
 PEeSentinG Nevada. matsnee Prices. IS, 2S and sSe. Night, 10, 25, 35, 5oc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
souethinR New fin sOst Drinks.

Something New in Soft Drinks.
 A delicious, notwithstanding bever- age, combining the nourish1ng and tonic properties of Barley Malt and Hops-not Q chemical cpneoeGon- It contains less than one-half of l per cent of alcohol by volume, hence con forms with .sited States 9oYeFnment It tastes well, looks well and makes one feel we'll It being prepared by Anheugsr-BuBoh guarantees its merit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Mrs. J. c. Thomas and Miss Virginia Thomas are viisting Mir. and Mrs. L. A. George in Demopolis, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
Ne.Ds Of Mobile Society


son is the son of pr. and Mrs. A. Jack son of Biloxi, and is the secretary and treasurer of the Turner Supply Com pany of Mobile. The nuptials will be celebrated at the homo of Mrs. Miller in Fulton, Ky.-Biloxi Herald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
PersonaI Noten.

Mrs. o. W. Coates and Miss Rosa Coates returned yesterday from a sum- mer in New York. Atlanta and Tate Spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24

Port Eads, Oct. 23-Arrived. strs.- Fl Paso. (Amn.) Knowles. New York; John Wilson, (Nor.) Hansen. Ceiba :; Florida. (Amn.) Hamilton, Port Ar thur with barge City of Dallas; Habil. (Nor.) Gudmundsen, Iroina.
 Sailed, strs.-Tampican. (Br.) Par ker, Liverpool; Bluefields, (Nor0 Lange. Boca sdel Toro via Port Limon; Michigan, (Br) Watkins, Bremen and Antwerp.
 NoTE-The steamship Michigan in coming down the river ran aground five miles below Quarantine Station at 6 D. m, and floated without assistance at a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24


 New Orleans. La, Oct. 2s-cieared strs.-Haakon VII. (Nor) Thues'ad. ProRresso: Joseph Vaccaro. (Br.) Simp- son Ceiba; John Wilson, (Nor), Han sen. Ceiba and Tela; Fl Paso. (Amn.) ) Knowles, New York; Stagpool. (Br.) ) Campbell, Rotterdam via Newport News: Kurrachee, (Br.) Liddle, Ant werp via Norfolk; Musician tBr'l Woolfender, Havre; Yanariva. tBr. Tvfe. Glasgow: Liguria, Qtalyl, Antos- an. Genoa via Palermo; Rollesby. (Br.l Mckenzie, Hamburg via Bremen and Newport News; Cartago. (Br.> Peter son. Colon via Port Barrios
 Galveston, Texas. Oct, 23-Arrived strs.-EI Dia, (Amn.) Mason, New York; Koeln, (Ger) Meyer. Bremen via Baltimore; Northman, (Amn.) Bush
 Cleared. strs.-EI Sud. (Amn.) H!g- gins. New York: Bernard, (Br) Jones Liverpool: Manchester Merchant. lBr.) Foaley, Bordeau via Pensacola;. Cayo Domingo, (Br.) Friend. Bremen: Monarch, (Br.) Clare. Bremen; Lord Orrnonde. (Br.) Garvan, Rotterdam Ardmount, (Br.) McDowell. Pensacola
 Sailed. strs.-Iowa, (Br) Walters Liverpool; Fl Sud. (Amn.) Higgins New York; Bernard. (Br) Jones. Liver pool; Clara, (Br.) Doty. Liverpool Manchester Merchant. (Br) Foaley Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-24
ALL TRAINN nAuY

For further tnformatIon write or apply 10 Geo. B. wright. c. A.. 102 MontgomeTy B., 8. T. 6urratt. D. T. A. Montgomery.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn. blower & Weeks, members of ths New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, Frank D, Wetmore. mana gar
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
NEW YORK STOCK aARKEr.

Reported over privnte wires Of Prince < Whitely, members or tho New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office, 52 Bfoadway ana i5 Center street. New faaNen
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
CENTER CHuRoH PREACHER.
The Rev, Charles Burton of Mlnncap- oils Delivers Interesting Sermon.

oils Delivers Interesting Sermon,
 The Rev Charles Burton of Mnne- apolis preached at the Center church yesterday morning. His sermon was largely along the theme of evolution- alS doctrines and faith, and was eX- ccedinGly interesting,
 He spoke about some If tho points brought mp by men of science in con- nection with the evolutionary theory
 He then demonstrated how lt was possible for a man of science to argue against God. but also how if was pos sible for the wisest man of science and the simplest man In the laity to accept or reject faith as he chose,
 In discussing materialsm the preacher said that there was no pos sibiity of fellowship except in a per- sonal God, "The dangerous thing in materialsm, he said "s that there is so much truth in it'
 Tho Rev Charles Burton is the pastor of inc Ianda'o Congregational church in Minneapolis His brother Is the Rev M, L. Burton, recently q professor in the Yale divinity school and now pastor of tho Pilgrim church In Brooklyn N '. Roth brothers are renowned for their broad minlcdness and their preaching capacities.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
Clearing
Dividends soon duo are

Atchison, l-2, payable December 1, books close November !.
 Amer. Loco pfd.,1 3-4 payable Oc- tober 21, books close September 2l.
 Am. Shipbuldng pfd., l 3-A, paya- ble October l6; books close October 6. Amer, T. & T, ?, payable October l5; books close September go.
 Am. Woolen pfd., 3-a, payable oc- toher l5 books close September 2b
 Cent. R R. of N J., 2, payable No vember 2 books close October 20
 C., Mil & St. P, pfd, 3 l-2, payable October 20; books close August 19,
 c, Mil x st. P. com. 1-9. payable October 20; books close August l9
 C, C & st. l.. pfd., 1-4, payable October 20; books close October 9
 Colo 1'clc., 3-4, payable October l5, books close September 30
 Del, L. X West 21-2, payable Oc- tober 20; books close October 2.
 Dist, Sec Corp, l-2, payable Octo- her 3l, books closo September 90
 Edison Elecu Boston, 1-2, payable November 2, books close October 1 3. Ct Nor Ky, 3-4, payable Novem- ber 2; books close October l4
 Int Paper pfdo 1-2, payable Octo- her 1 3, books close October 3
 Ia Rose Con M, 3, payable Octo- ber 20, books close October |
 Mass. Light, 1 1-2, payable October 15 books close October i
 Mex Tcl, 1-2, payable October 16 books cloae September 3n
 Mich. $ Tel nfd. l-2, payable November 2 books close October 30 Nat Bis com, 1-4, payable Octo. her 15, books close September 2s
 Y. Y C, IA payable. October 16, hooks close September P
 N. Y, Dock nfda 2, payable. October l5 hooks closc. October |
 \, Y & x. | Toj, 3-4, payable October l5 books close. October b
 Nipjssius, 2, payable, October %, hooks close, October 2
 Plymouth Cord S2, payable. October 15, books close. october
 Proc 6 Gamble ptd., ?, payable
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

october l5i book aIoso september 26 Quaker Oats como z payable Oeto. hor l5 books close October |.
 n.y. stl spgo i, payable. Octobcr 2at hooks close, october E.
 Rcading 9d pfdo 2, payable Noyom. ber 10; book. close october 22,
 South x EnB, 9en l-2 payable, October l5, books close. September a0
 St. l., X S E. lst pfdo |, payable, No- yomher 2 books close. Octohar0,
 Union Bag X Pap pGdo i, payable October l5, books coac September 30
 Uu Pac, com, ? l-2, payable, pctohcr 1; books close September ii,
 un Paco pfdo 2 payable, october 1, books close, payable, September IA
 United Fruit 2, payable October l5' books close, October 15,
 ', $ Rub. lst ptdo 2. payable, 0cto- ber 3l books close, october l5.
 r, $ 2d pfd, 1 l-2, payable, october 3l, books close, Qctobcd i5.
 Utah Con M. 70 cents, payable, Oc. toher l5; books close September 2l.
 Va Cjcm prd, 2, payable, October 15, books close September 30,
 Vest Un, Tel, l-2, payable, October 10, books close September la
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
M,scellrueou, Roads,
FINANCIAL NOTES.

x Y, NH & H R stock '' slightly hisher in price, having sold al li2 9. closing a ln 5-i
 Swift & co books now open for the transfer of certificates.
 There Is rather moro demand for good class of railroad bonds, especial ly those having short time to run
 Connecticut Railway & Lighting stock is in slightly more demand, ow ing to tho near approach or tho div' dond period, for which tho transfer books will close oct Sl.
 The l a Rose Mining company of Co halt will pay its first dividend of three per cent. ono week from tomorrow
 The dividend checks on the \ I X x, ]. Telephone, s \ r. Telephone and American Telephone S. Telegraph company will all bo mailed on Neines day afternoon.
 The r. z Rubber company dividends are payable on the last day of October
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
Does inc World Owe You a Living?

or course running 8 delivery wagon, man with daily iic 10 whom the goad returns.
 you want o Ntcci-saHc in that old spending ,uur the great this aton--cNcn much smaller
 Don't wait for dcNc for t Open bank to.oay
 EfEogspg?E;1, gsg p?E;,5;;$ S;Ar]Ky, x, lhvSSTg
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
HANK CLEAnlNGS.

The clearings and balances of the Now Haven banks for the week ending October I1. 1908 and for tho cores bonding week of iasf year are furnish ed hy Inc secretary of the New Haven Clearing House ns follows.
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
CLOSING PRICES.

Renorted over private wires of Prlnco Whitely members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office. 52 HroadWaJ and 10 Center street. New Raven Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18

and maddened professor. Jack stup- idly gives himself away by going to the professors aid and leading off the bear who recognizing Jack at once as the friend who had fod him with chocolate bon bons, bestowed lively demonstrations of affection and pleas ure upon the unhappy Jack, This att tention Of the bear to Jack convicted him sure ehough and the last straw was thus added 10 Jacks delinquen- cies and uproarious career coupled with his shocking neglect of his stud les and Jacks college career came to an ignominious end. Home comes the prodlgal to the irate and exas- perated fother, who Is big flnancier who sets him at work in one of the offices as a clerk, but Jack soon loses his job and goes to still lower DOS ition in the big factory only 10 join in a strike of the workmen against hls father and to become the leader of the strike and to confront hls sire as the spokesman for the mob of strikers. Cast out Jack and nearly mobbed by the enraged strikers who thought Jack had proven false to them, the prodigal now at his wits end for money seeks high and low for a job. A godsend comes 10 him in the shape of n legacy of s1O.00O from an aunt which became due on Jack s coming of age out of which he has to pay S2,000, which In an emergency he had borrowed fNom friend of his fathers.
 From now on Jacks very ing fortunes and adventures will be followed with unabating interest by the reader and the love story which Is happily incorporated into the tale. But above all the reader will be re- galed by the freshness and originality of the story, its lively style and the many aphorisms and epIgrams that
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-18

.of Kings Henry II. and Richard |, at the close of the twelfth century, The chief scene of the story is the famed Benedlctine monastery of Bradlield house at Bury St. Edmunds in Suf- folk, which at the period was ruled over by Abbot Samson, one of line of thlrty-three abbots which success slvely were in charge of It's affairs from King Canute's time to tho era of the monasterys dissolution by Henry VIII, The chief characters between Jocein, chaplain and secretary to the abbot of St. Edmundsbury, arc Lady Rohese de Cokeiied, an attractive gentloWoman who resides near the ab- bey, and with whom the monk Joceln is desperately in love, though the lady herself remains true to her af- flanced Henry of Leicester. one of the four sons of Henry II, by Queen Elea- nor, who with Richard Occur de Leon Is in captivity on the European conti- nent Lady Rohese, who in addition to being lovely young dame, Is well lowered with this worlds goods, and this fact makes her the would be vic tim of the Prioress Rosamond--the fair Rosamond. as she was called
 mistress of Henry H., who designs that Rohese shall become the wife of her registering son, Godfrey. the fav- orite' in the race for royalty. SO that her wealth shall enrich that princely bastard. To the latter, Lady Rohese has great repugnance, and in com pany with the monk Jocelln-who himself is much under the spell oi her charms-she proceeds from God stowe to London, Joselin meanwhile assuming the style and motley gart of jester to enter the kings service and so be near to and watch over the interests of the monk-knlght's Idol Rohese. How the story goes In new scenes of the English metropolis and what, after Jocelln assasslnates Prince Godfrey. his own as well as Lady Rohese's enemy, ls the ultimate end ing of tho tale, we may not here fitly relate. We may, however, hint that before the exciting and clevcrly mar rated story closes. Henry of Leicester now released with King Hichard from captivity. happily appears on the scene to the joy and happiness of Rohese while the faithful Jocelin has to re- turn and do humble penance for his love and worldly ambitions in his lonely cloister. The novel is one that will he read and remembered with lively feelings of admiration and ln- terest by all who read it. The style is enjoyable and the tone and spirit Of the book also highly commend 1t tc the many lovers of a romantic tale of tho period in which the scene of the story s laid