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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
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 the death of the infant son of Mir and Mrs. J A. Fuller, which occurred at Danville, Va, last night. :, The little fellow was taken i'll some weeks ago and was taken to Virginia in the hope that the change of climate would bene- fit his health. But instead of improv- Ing he grew worse and about a week ago Mir. Fuller was called to his bed. side.
 The remains will reach here Friday morning and the funeral services will take place immediately upon the ar- rival of the train. Mir. and Mrs. Fuller have the sympathy of their many friends in Selma over the death of their son.
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs. Gee and Miss Mary Gee, of Burnsville. are spending today here with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs T. J. Powell and family left today for Perdido Bay where they will spend several weeks.
 Dr. T. G. Howard Is expected home today from Birmingham where he has been attending the reunion.
 The Abbott Rifles will entertain at a prize drill and hop tomorrow even ing at Elkdale Park. About six young couples participated in moonlight picnic near Berlin, on last evening. Light refreshments were enjoyed.
 Mrs. Preston Bennett will be hostess on Friday morning for the members of the Friday Bridge Club.
 Mir. J. P. Terrell, of Montgomery. spent today in Selma.
 Mir. L. R. McCowan left this morning for Lexington, Va, to visit his home. Mir. L. P. Hosmer left this afternoon for Indianapolis.
 Mir. o. P. Smith left this morning for Nashville. - MT. Jerome Meyer, of Uniontown, passed through Selma today on his way to Chicago.
 Mrs. G. W. Wise and children left this afternoon for a visit to Jackson, Tenn.
 Mir B. S. Bibb has returned home af- ter a visit to Birmingham.
 Mir J. Rothchild has returned from a visit to Birmingham.
 Wanted, A Wife, Casino Tonight. Apply to Irene Myers Stock Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

half in two. the fore part wheeling around and catching Dr. Somerville between the two pieces. He was con- siderably bruised. but his injuries are not serious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
wu Ting Fang , Speaks.

Wanted, A Wife, Casino Tonight Apply to Irene Myers Stock Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
INTERESTING EXERCISES FOR
 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL CLOSING

At tue Grand Theatre tonight the University School will celebrate its twenty-first annual closing exercises. An interesting program has been ar ranged for the occasion consisting of recitations and declamatlons by the pupils of the school and an address by Hon. Walter D. Seed. State Treasurer.
 pr. Charles A. Stakely pastor of the FIrsL 6aptist CnCfcn, ana hoh. V. F. successful competitors. MT. Hardwick Ruth will present a pennant to the winning baseball team of the school.
 The public Is cordially invited to at tend the closing exercises
 GOING AWAIT
 Some of those last summer garments made to look like new. Phone 113, French Dry Cleaning Co.,, POS Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
Supper for RifeIs and Band.

SPECIAL FOR TODAY. Strictly fresh Country Eggs, two dozen for 35 cents.
 Walter Brooks, Grocer. Phone 14zG. Cor. Lawrence t& Jefferson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11

Wanted, A Wife, Casino Tonight Apply to Irene Myers Stock Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
HERE'S A CHANGE
FOR SOME HUSBAND
HypnotiSt at 0rpheum Wants
to Put Woman to Sleep
for 48 Hours.

Prof Rosskopf, the man with the
hypnotic eye, held forth at the Or
pheun last night. The professor
showed that he was there with the
goods in putting Bisbeeites to sleep,
and some OF the antics of the subjects
were side-splitting.
The usual stunts of rigid body
supporting several hundred pounds,
mind reading, etc, were done. A new
feature was the bending of an inch
soft steel rod by the professor. Man
ager King was sent for an iron rod,
but got the steel; nevertheless the
professor made good.
Rosskopf is now looking for some
woman who will agree 10 be put to
sleep for twenty-four or forty-eight
hours and be put on exhibition in
some show window. Here is a chance
for some hen-pecked husband to get
a rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
GOLF CUP IS
WON BY THE
Ell PASOANS
Doubles in Tennis Went to
Baker and CoIley-Great
Day for Sports at Country
Club Sunday.

Sunday at The Country Club was de
voted to golf, tennis and rife shooting.
The day was windy but clear, and the
great time. Ell Paso won the cup
put up for team match between Ell
Paso. Douglas and Bisbee, by the
Warren District Country Club.
N. B. Baker and NJ. c. Milton W.
the doubles in tennis. The finals in
singles will be played of next Sunday
afternoon.
The golf score was as follows:
Sunday Morning.
(El Paso VS.. Douglas)
Ell Paso-Chase, O; Sterling, g.;
Doris, 0; Vance, 8; Pease, 2; Houck,
10; Williams, O.-Total 9.
Douglas-Stuppi, /; Carl Smith, o.;
Flechinger, /; Holden, o; Scott, o.;
Speed, 8; w. Smith, Total 6.
Sunday Morning.
Douglas c. c. VS.. Warren d. c. C.
Douglas-Stuppi, o; Carl Smith. o.;
'lSlechinger. 0; Holden, 2; W. Smith,
IL; Speed, 5; Reno, 2-Total 20.
Warren-Pelton, 6; Erickson, s.;
Douglas. 4; Gohring, o; Lowery, o.;
White, O: Chapman, 0-Total 16.
FL Paso put up cup for best SO
holes.
Medal play in the match between
the three clubs won by Roger T.
Pelton.
Warren District Country Club put
up cup for best IS holes.
Medal play in the match between
three clubs won by W. E. Erickson.
IN, &c HsT
n. B. Baker and NJ. c. Milton. The
singles are not finished yet. The semi
finals and finals are to be played next
Sunday afternoon.
Douglas was represented by Pack
ard and H. H. Colley and Badger and
Flourind. FL Paso had no entries.
The games attracted crowd of inter.
ested spectators.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
MEMS BROTHERHOOD
ORGANIZED SUNDAY
Meet Next Sabbath-0fficers
Elected and Committees
Appointed.

A particularly interesting service
was held at the Presbyterian church
last evening, the occasion being the
organization of the Mems brotherhood
Movement. Every seat in the large
assembly room was Allied. A feature
of the service was the splendid
musical program rendered by the
choir under the direction of Mr. P. R
Williams. Mrs. Harrington rendered
as solo Fear Not o Israel" and
Mr.. Williams rendered a violin solo.
The organization of the Brotherhood
took place at an after meeting lasting
thirty minutes. The object of the
movement was presented and tenn
porary officers elected J. L. Bowdes,
who has been active in promoting the
new organization was elected presi-
dent. DIR. F. ]. Harvey vice president,
j. NJ. Cole. treasurer and Carl Buch-
ner secretary. The following chair
men Of committees were also named:
W. J. Patterson. entertainment; Rev.
]. E. Fry. devotional; Mr.. Donaldson,
membership; r. B. Mason. publicity;
C. e. Buchner, constitution ard by
laws
The first meeting OF the new organ
ization win be he'd " next Sunday
evening at 6:15 O'Clock. The object OF
the new organization is to promote the
spiritual. social and intellectual life Of
the men of the church Men who are
not members of the church are eiigi
BILE to membership and are invited tc
become members OF the new organiza
ton. A light supper will be served
next Sunday evening. after which an
hour will be spent in bible study and
devotional exercises. A cordial inyi
tation is extend&a to all men of the
city who are members of the Presby
terrain church here OF elsewhere OF
who have no stated church connection
to attend the meeting on next SUNDAY
evening and become acquainted witf
the purposes OF the new organization.
--o- -
IT is HERE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
CAMERON VISITS
DEMOCRATIC CAMP
Cordially Received by Leading
Republicans of BiSbee.
Stay a Short Done.

Ralph Cameron. the wonder from
the wilds of the Grand Canyon, was
in the city yesterday. having come
over the previous evening from Doug
las in an automobile with c. A. Over
lock OF that city. Cameron was about
the camp for a few hours yesterday,
but had so much trouble finding Re
publicans among the Democrats who
landed the last city ticket, for the
party, It Is supposed, tAat he returned
in the afternoon TO the Snelter City.
Seriously speaking. Cameron was
welcomed by the leading Republicans
of the camp. who took him about the
city and introduced him as the Re
publican candidate for delegate to
congress from Arizona. Among those
who welcomed him to Bisbee were NJ.
E. Cassidy, J. E. Morrison. Hoval A.
Smith. Frank OBrien and others.
Cameron expressed himself as most
favorably impressed with the camp,
and will probably pay more prolong-
ed visit here later.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
CRICKET OUTFIT
GIVEN \. N. c. A.
BY OFFICER
Or. Vans Agnew of Fort Hua-
chuca Generous to DevoteeS
of English Game-Interest-
ing Service Last Sunday.

The newly organized cricket club al
the Y. Nj. G. A. yesterday received
from DR.. Vans Agnew, attached to the
Fifth cavalry at Fl Huachuca, a com
plete outfit for the game. DR.. Vans
Agnew is very enthusiastic cricketel
but as his duties prevent ais giving
much time to the game he has pre-
sented his entire outfit to the newly
organized club. The committee on
grounds are busy going over the
grounds available for playing the
game and will shortly make a report
to the club, after waich the teams will
be organized There are many good
players among the men of the camp
and it is expected that the game will
come into popular favor, once the
grounds are secured and actual games
arranged.
The first mems meeting of the fall
season was held at the Y. NJ. c. A.
building Sunday afternoon at three
O'clock. Rev. w. E. Spicer, of tne
Church of Christ, gave an excellent
talk on Eleventh Hour Christianity" .
This is the first address Rev. Spicer
has made at the association meetings.
and large and interested audience
greeted him yesterday. A cheering
song service preceded the address.
1t is the purpose OF the offers OF
the association to hold these meetings
for men regularly each Sunday during
the coming fall and winter.
On next Sunday at three O'Clock
Secretary W. D. Eastman of the Doug
las Y. NJ. c. A. will address the men
on Stop, Look and Listen" an adj
dress gathered from his experiences
among the railroad men with whom
be has hads wide acquaintance A
new and pleasing feature of the Sun
day afternoon program at the Y. NJ
c. A. building is the concert of
'pianola selections, which begins at
I2:15, continuing until three O'Clock.
The classes for instruction in short
hand and typewriting are now being
formed ar the Young Mems Christian
Association. The first class will be-
gin next Monday night, September
l4th, and already a number have en-
rolled for this course, which is one
of the best that the association Of
fers. The Gregg system of shorthand
will be taught, which is the system
now being taught in all the leading
business colleges of the country, as
we'll as the commercial departments
of the leading high schools. Touch
typewriting EXCLUSIVELY will be taught
and the Underwood machine used in
the class rooms
To insure proper instruction to those
who enroll in this class, a limit has
been placed upon the number to COM
prise same. but If it is found necessary
an additional class will be started.
No additions will be made to the class
after the first lesson next Monuay, so
that those who wish to enroll should
do so at once. If ten men register for
a day class this will be started at an
early date, so that men changing shifts
can have the benefit of the classes on
whichever shift they may be.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08

Qualified as marksmen.
On Monday Captain Mitchelrs team
raised the red ribbon above Curry's
team OF blues by 1106 to 1894. De-
tails of the score will be published to-
morrow.
After the shoot Sunday the two
teams had dinner at the Country Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
LOS ANGELES IS
READY FOR SOLDIERS
Three Troops of Fifth Cavalry
Due in Angel City in a
Short Time

Commission houses and dealers in,
feed in Los Angeles are receiving spe-
cificatioEs of the supplies that will be
required by the United States troops.
that are expected to make the endur-
ance trip from Arizona through Los
Angeles, Santa Barbara and Paso Ro-
bles to the maneuvering grounds near
Paso Robes.
The troopers are due at the Channel
City on September 10, and viii
bivouac there two days. Other stops
are not yet fixed.
Three troops of cavalry and band
win entrain from Fort Huachucs and
proceed to Los Angeles, and from that
point probably will ride cir horses to
Santa Barbara. where they win take
two days rest There will be about
300 head of horses.
Fifty miles viii be covered daily IN
the two days ride between Los ADge-
les and Santa Barbara, which win be
hard on men and mounts, as they viii
carry heavy equipment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
ALBUQUERQUE READY
FOR IRRlGAT0RS

Albuquerque win be aa1dscmeiy
decorated for the Natiolll irrigation
congress, many OF the decorations
used at Denver at the Democratic
national convention being brought to
Albuquerque Among the decorations
are $50 900 worth of oil paintings.
which viii be in the convention half
e.ected especially for the meeting
This building viii be afterward turned
over to tae New Mexico national
guard as an aFmory.
Ample arrangements have i;ee1
made for the handling Of the large
number Of visitors and delegates rem
all over the world who will atapnd.
those from foreign countries coming
at the special invitation extended By
President Roosevelt The Commercial
club Of Kansas City is planning to at
aend in body.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
THIRTEEN WIN
U. S. BUTTONS
BiSbee Rifle Club Made Good
Showing Under Difficult
Conditions Sunday.

The marksman's course for the but
ton of the National Marksmans' Re
serve by the Bisbee Rifle Club was
shot on Sunday under difficult condi-
tons. The morning was bright, but a
heavy, shifting wind of 20 to 80 miles
an hour blew from TO o'clock, and
though the wind decreased in the
afternoon, the clouds made changing
light on the targets, bothering the
riflemen considerably.
The Official score follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
STAG CANON LUMP

IT IS HERE
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
CHARLES sPRoULE
VICTIM PNEUMONIA
C, & A. Tinberman Leaves q
widow and Six Children.

Charles SprouIe, who has been EN-
ployed in the C. & A. mines for some
time as timherman. died Sunday at
his home In Lowell from an attack Of
pneumonia The deceasd was about
forty-three years of age. and leaves a
widow and six children. Sprouge was
native Of Maunchuck, Pa.
Funeral services we're held yester-
day morning at 10 O'Clock, interment
having been made in Evergreen GENE
terry. The deceased was member in
good standing OF Victor lodge OF Elks
No. GIL. and services here were held
under the auspices of the local order
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08

DAWSON COAL & COKE for Steam
and Shelters.
Write T. W. Hause, Sales Agent,
Ell Paso. Texas.
Ask independent Fuel & Feed Co
about Stag Canon Coal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
= GOOD PROGRAM.

The program at the Royal Theatre
lis an exceptionally good one The
pictare The Two Travelling Bags, ="
is easily the best comedy picture
shown at this theatre fos long time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-08
RECEIVERS FOR
MILLING COMPANY
Pittsburgh ashburn Corporation Re.
sorts to This Step In Order to
Reorganize.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. S.-As a
step to reorganize, certain stockhold-
ers of the Pillsbury-Washburn Flour
Milling company today petitioned the
federal district court for the appoint
ment of receivers to direct the busi-
ness of the company. The petition was
granted, the court naming c. S. Pills
bury, son of the late Charles A. Pills
bury, A. c. Loring, head of the North
western Consolidated Milling company
and A. G. Cobb, an attorney.
The capitalization of the Pillsbury-
Washburfs company for which receiv-
ers were named today is five million
dollars. 1t also has outstanding $4,15O,-
900 in bonds. The last statement show
ed net earnings of $642,000. Against
this were bond interest charges Of
$3.50 900, dividends on preferred stock
Of $177,OO0, and other charges Of ST.
600, 900, leaving balance of only $15,.
900.
The company is the largest milling
company in the world and has many
other interests as well as its milling
interests. There will be no Interrupt
ton of its business pending the reorg-
anization.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-08

Republican senators would be sent to
Congress at the first election.
He characterized Speaker Joseph G.
Cannon of the House of Representa-.
tives as the great American autocrat
with as much power as the Car of
Russia. and charged Speaker Cannon
with this statement: "That have
been fooled once as to letting Okla.
homa come in as state and will not
be fooled again with New Mexico"
Larrazolo's speech was of one and a
half hours duration. He also endeav.
ored to tell what he could do IL he was
sent to Congress- among them was
that If the Mexicans could send one of
their own race to Congress that body
would grant the territory statehood"
He appealed for the votes of his
hearers by saying that by sending him
to Congress the members of that body
would see what an amazing degree OF
intelligence some of the Spanish speak.
ing people had He closed by request.
ing his hearers to read the follow.
ing reference from the Bible. Luke
1881.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-08
Hottest Political
Contest in Years
in That State
CANDIDATES IN ABUNDANCE
Campaign Has Been Bitter
One...Four Tickets in
the Field.

Chicago, Aug. S.-When the polls
opened at six O'Clock this morning the
llrst actual test Of the direct nomina.
ton in this state Of candidates by di.
rect vote of the people commenced.
Four parties are taking part in today S
primaries, namely, Republicans, Demo.
Gratis, Prohibitionists and Socialists.
The men receiving the highest votes
in connection with any Office and on
any of the four party tickets will he
the nominees of those parties. Candi-
dates are being named for all the state
offices, congressional nominations and
for almost any number Of county and
municipal Offices.
In addition the parties are taking
an advisory vote On United States SEN
|ator which office is to be filled by the
next Legislature. The Republicans
have four candidates in the field for
recommendation to be made to the
Legislature for United States senator.
These include Senator Hopkins, whose
term is about to expire, and w. r.
Mason his predecessor. The Demo-
Gratis have two candidates. Lawrence
B. Stringer and Addison Blakeley.
The fight for the position, especially
among the Republicans, has been bit
ter one, but this has been over.
shadowed by the fierce fight
for the gubernatorial nomination.
There are but two candidates before
the Republicans namely, Governor De-
neen who is seeking a denomination
and reelection and former Governor
Yates. The Democrats have seven can.
didates, including former vice-presi-
dent Adlai Stevenson. 1t is believed
the results will not be known before
Sunday afternoon and may not he aD.
parent even then.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-08
TO RESUME WORK
ON SCENIC HIGHWAY
Force Of Convicts viii Construct Seven
Mile Stretch From Ration to
| Colorado Line.

Work on the Scenic Highway from
Ration north to the Colorado line will
commence next week. A squad of pri-
soners from the territorial penitentiary
in this city will be taken there Mon
day. The distance from Ration to the
Colorado line is seven miles and the
work will be completed within two
months as there is but one hill to go
up and the road is one of the easiest
to put in shape on the entire highway
between this city and the Colorado
line.
The Colorado authorities have con-
victs from the penitentiary of that
state at work in the Ration mountains
from the Colorado line north and this
work would have been suspended had
not the New Mexico authorities started
on this side.
After this seven miles Of the high
way Is completed the prisoners will be
put to work between this city and Las
Vegas and this part Of the road VIII be
put in excellent condition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-08
MACK TO CONFER
WITH BRYAN
Will Map Out Plans
for National
Campaign
NOTIFICATION TO Be SIMPLE
Not Over$5OO to Be Expend-
ed on Ceremonies. No Re-
duced Railroad Rates.

Chicago, Aug, S-An important meet
ing for the adoption of a general out.
line for the national campaign will
be held Tuesday between w. J. Bryan
and Norman r. Mack. at Lincoln, Ne.
braska. Chairman Mack will leave for
Lincoln Immediately after the meet.
ing here Monday of the various sub
committees Of the national committee
OF the Democratic party at which ten
tative plans for the campaign will be
formulated for presentation to Mr.. Bry-
an. Mr. Mack stated today that he
would make no further efforts to have
rescinded the order of the Western
Passenger association declining to give
reduced rates for the Bryan notifica-
ton.
Arrangements For Notification.
Lincoln. Neb., Aug. S.-Not more
than five hundred dollars have been ex-
pended by the local committee for the
entire notification ceremonies here on
August II. The parade will consist of
two hands, a platoon Of police and
company of mounted Democrats to es-
cort Bryan and Kern and the Motif
cation committee. There will be no
marching clubs in the parade. AS the
railroads have refused 10 grant special
rates for the ceremony, it is not ex-
pected that a large crowd will be in
attendance from outside states
Bryan Has Many Callers
Fairview, Lincoln. Neb., Aug. s.
Conferences with Mr.. Bryan began to.
day at an early hour. One Of the first
callers was Robert F. Coughin. of Kan,
sas, who expressed the belief that Kan.
sas would go Democratic this year, but
he suggested that some time be deyot.
ed to stumping the state Eugene w.
Chaffin of Chicago, Prohibition can
didate for president, also called The
nominees spent some time in conversa
ton but on leaving Chaffin declared
his visit was simply one of courtesy.
A number of letters are arriving daily
from Republicans residing in different
parts Of the country, declaring their in
tention to vote the Democratic ticket
this fall.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-08
DUBUQUE H0N0RS
DEAD STATESMAN
Not a Wheel Turn
ed During Allison
Funeral
ALL BUSINESS SUSPENDED
Services Were Simple But
Attended By Many Di.tin.
guished Persons.

Dubuque, Ia, Aug. S.-As he lived
so was Senator William B. Allison
buried today in manner devoid of al
ostentation. Services were held at the
dead statesman's residence and while
not of a private character, the limited
accommodations of his home permitted
only the attendance of the dis
tingnished visitors. relatives and
most intimate friends. The serv
ices were simple and consisted OF
the reading of the Twenty-third Psalm
from the Fifteenth Chapter Epistle tc
the Corinthians and a prayer. There
was not sign of any music. The in
terment was private and after the
Presbyterian burial service was read
the body was lowered into the grave.
All Dubuque paid silent tribute to
the memory of Senator Allison. During
the hours of the funeral not a wheel
turned throughout the city and every
business house closed its doors. Flags
were hung at half mast from the pub
lie buildings and hundreds of homes
and business houses were trimmed in
crepe. The most effective feature was
the winding with black and white OF
the trolley poles throughout the main
thoroughfares of the city.
The body lay in state yesterday af
ternoon and evening and thousands Of
friends of the late senator called to
pay their last tribute of respect to the
dead. The only floral tribute was a
huge blanket of American Beauty roses
completely covering the casket. an EN-.
blem Of the Loyal Legion and the Stars
and Stripes. Many distinguished visit
ors were in attendance at the funeral.
The pail bearers were all residents of
this city and intimate friends o. the
dead senator.