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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
.rAcrs OF DESTINY
Pnmphiet is Giving City Wide Adver- tisemeut. s


 The rnagnitude of the advertisins re- ceived by Montgomery through tne c:rcuiars issued by the Commerciai ciub is not realized by the people Q, inc city. one of the most artistic ana cleyeryly presented of these eiroulars ia the little pamphlet entitled Four- teen Facts of Destiny" which aeiln- eates fourteen factors. natural advaht. a ges. destined to inevitably bring aoout the rapid progress of this section. A nleasing feature of this little adver- tising circular is the business.like brevity and picturesque form Tn Wnlcn the facts concernins this section are presented. .s. a,.- tribution of "Fourteen Facts or pes- tinys is being effected through tne en- clusure in business letters. 1t was yes. terday stated by Secretary Dave tna, one business man of Montgomery nad Sen, out In his correspondence to varl- out parts of the country 5000 or tnese circulars. The wide-reaching innuence of this method of advertising can oe anpreciated when it Is considered tnat bv thA assistance of one citizen oniy so broad a faeid has been cove2sd'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

The weather man doesn't want to cast q gloom over opening day in baseball circies of Montgomery. but the gloomy news must be broken. This afternoon will be almost exactly like yesterday, be says. It Is predicted that the weather will be threatening. but little if any rain Is expected to fall in the immediate vicinity of Mont gomery
 Weather conditions are very unset tied. and the rain area moving over the country from west is carrying addi- tional rains in It's track It is thought that this area will pass to the north of Montgomery. and that little If any. rain. will fall in the immediate vicinity of Montgomery either during today or ft looked yesterday when the predic-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
INJUNCTION IS REFUSED.
Court Declines to Grant Request of
 Princes Victor and Taxis.

London, April i4--The court today refused to Issue the injunction re- quested April 3. by Prince Victor. Of Thurn, and Taxis. of Austria, to re- strain Josephine Moffitt, an American woman. from alleging that she is the Princes wife and that he fled from America to avoid his creditors.
 The Judge found that Miss Moffitt was not responsible for the publica- ton in a London paper complained of by the Prince, which had been copied from an American paper. Counsel for Miss Moffitt declared that she main tained that she had gone through a form of marriage with the Prince who then left her to settle his debts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
GENEVA SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Hears Good Reports st sIo-
 comb.

siocomb. April l4.--(Special, ,)--The Geneva County Interdenominational Sunday School Convention. which con- vented here Saturday and Sunday. was well attended by delegates from all parts of the county. and the we'll ar- ranged program was enjoyed by all.
 The Sunday Schools were shown to be in fne condition, and much cnihu- siasm was shown.
 J. L.. Vaughn. of this place, was elected to represent this district at the State Convention. to be held in Birmingham April 2s to 30.
 J. 0. Morris. agent for the Central of Georgia Railway. will move to Flor ala to assume the duties of the agency there. while Joe Brown Morgan. for merly agent at Samson. will move here and take charge of this office.
 The water works system is practical ly completed and will be turned over to the town in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
Iumpu Into a Well.

Carmi, H.. April 14.--Henry c. Felt man. former Mayor of Salem. near here, and present Grand Scribe of the en- campment of Illinois I. O. O. F.. com mitted suicide at his home by jump ing into well late last night. Felt man had bean in III health and brood Ing over his physical condition is be- lieved to have been the cause of his act. He was a prominent Democratic politician and served aB postmaster during Cleveiand's last administration
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
Weather Man Says There May
 Be ShoUers on Opening Day

ton was made. that Montgomery was in for threatening weather on opening day.
 It .s thought that most of the rain which may fall today win fall In the early morning and forenoon. and that the clouds will give the sun an oppor- tunity about noon and early in the afternoon, maybe Rain ie not predict ed for the afternoon, but the weather may shook his head and sighed as he made the prediction. It Is has intention to he present at the opening game, and he did his best in making the fore- cast.
 1t didn't rain much yesterday after noon, and imm mediately after the little shower. about 4:30 o'clock. things look. ed bright for some time. Perhaps # won't rain this afternoon at all. Let's hops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
NO RATES FOR I. o. O. P.
Southern Railway Will Not Lower the
 Fares.

Southern ktRllWNy VIII NOV Lower the
 Fares.
 Shehield. April 14-(Special)-The unwillingness of the Southern Railway to make a fair rate for the approach ing Tri-State Convention of I. 0. O. F., to be held in Sheffield on April 2s, 27 and 2s, one of the most important gatherings to he held in this city for some time. has resulted in much dis- appointment to the citizens of Shef1eld. Florence and Tuscumbia.
 The only concession the Southern would promise was a 4-cent rate plus 25 cents for the round trip from points on the Southern. whereas the Louisville and Nashville agreed to a 2-cent rato plus 25 cents for the round trip from points on its lines. conditioned, how ever, on n similar rate made by the Southern. <.
 It was thought that with liberal rail road rates there would be from 500 te 500 delegates in attendance, but the r@- fusal of the Southern to assist in swell ling the attendance. and making of inc convention the success so ard ently anticipated and hoped for. will have a tendency to greatly eurtail the Attendance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
SMITH GETS NEW TRIAL.
Colbert County Negro Accused of Kill
 ing White Man.

Colbert County Negro Accused of KiIi-
 ing White Man.
 Tuscunbia, April i4.--(Special)-- Will smith, the negro convicted of murder in the first degree and sent enced to life imprisonment at the spring term, 1907. of the Colbert Coun- ty Circuit Court, has been granted new hearing by the Supreme Court. which recently remanded and reversed his case on a technical point of law, and the negro will likely recive new trial at the present term of court.
 sinth cut to death a white man named Sullivan and seriously wounded another in Shefield more than year ago, and at his trial received Ire sentence, although it was generauy supposed that the jury would nx his punishment at death.
 The lower court judge waS reversed on the question of challenges by the defendant. 1t being claimed by the counsel for the defense that q juror was forced on the defendant. which the Supreme Court held to be fact.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Little Herbert cranford, the boy whose leg was broken several weeks ago by the kick of a mule. is In hard luck. Yesterday he fell out of chair and his leg was not only broken again In the place where the original fracture was sustained but the bone broke in an entirely new place as well. so that there are now two fractures to receive attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
DIES IN NEW YORK.
q. K. Thornton, Formerly of Tuseum-
 bla, Passes Away.

70, K. ThOrmNOhs Y FUIHEAFNHs WH W"
 bIa, Passes Away.
 Tuecumbia, April 14.-(Special.l- A telegram was received by Mrs. M. L. Thornton of this city. this morning Announcing the death of her son. Con- way K. Thornton, in New York City.
 The deceased was born ana reared Tn Tnscnnbia. being a son of the late Col "a Thornton, one of the best known citizens of this city. He left Tuscum- hta nearly twenty years ago. and since that time has resided principally in New York City. He was A years old. ana leaves his wife and two children.
 For a year or more he had been in declining health and his death was not unAxpected His mother and older brother and three sisters reside m Tuscumbia. He will be buried Tn New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
CHAPTER xxx. Suspense,


 Breva proved to be right about the weather; and when returned to Masita was able to assure her that there were already signs that the storm was abating. The wind is not so strong as when we were watching your brother and he should have no difi- culty in reaching the shore." l told )her. and urged her to rest so as to be n readiness to start the instant he arrived. What we have to fear Is that. when he finds the weather srn- proving, he may make for tho main- land instead of here"
 You really believe he will be safer He kept afioat when the wind was worse than 1t is, and every minute .s making his position better. must go and set up the lantern to guide him." As I went out I told Pepita to do. her utmost to reassure Masita and to lay stress on the probability that. when Julius found the weather improving, he would rather risk the crossing than return to the island.
 You think he will be drowned. Bop DOT"
 T don't wish Masita to think so."
 "He will be no great loss" she re- piled. f"But I will do as you wish." 1 Except for Masita's sake and that h.s boat meant so much to us, had no sort of regret about Julius. He was | absolute. worthless fellow; he had sh own himself ready to sacrifice her | to Beltano for his own selfish purposes and 1t was only his miserable cowar- dice that had brought him into dangei now.
 i (Continued Tomorrow.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
(Contlnued Tomorrow.)

GAN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. We can affirm that we have one of the nnest planes In Montgomery on sale for one of our patrons, one of the Anest makes, . bona nde transaction atat means somebody can get high grade plano for little money.
 F. E. FORBES PIANO CO"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
NOTICE BANKRUPT SALE.

Pursuant to an order issued by the United States District Court Middle District of Alabama I as Receiver of J. W. F. Garner. Bankrupt viii offer to the highest and best saId Court, on Tuesday. April 2ist. lsOs at the storehouse at Jemison. Alabama. during legal hours of sale. stock goods. fixtures and book accounts. Inventory now on die-
 GEO. STUART. Receiver. Montgomery. Ala. April I6, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

afraid for Moita. and as I had the i'll name. there was no reason why I should not profit by it.
 Make good the first part of your plan and bring me the food and arms" replied after pause; and with her promise to do 90. we parted; and I went back to the fort In much better spirits than I had left 1t.
 If Breva could obtain a boat in time we should be saved by flight: and if not there was still this cunning Greek girls scheme.
 I smiled gr.mly to myself as thought of what Beltano's dilemma would be when he returned to find me prepared to stand siege and with such a hostage as Molta in my power.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
~HoLY ROLLERS" IN TROUBLE.

Excursion to Havana. Take the Fla ma NacionaI Limited, 5c. round trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
ron CAR COMPANY.
City Court Jury Returned Verdict TOT
 Defendant.


 Defendant.
 But one case occupied the attention of the civil division of the City court yesterday mornning. There was no afternoon session. The case was tnst of TIlery & Anderson vs the Mons. '.. gomsry " Tracti0n rae .rn o,,ntin~ to sioo.
 Tine case grew out of the fact that during the fall of last year horse belonging to the plaintiffs was kiilea ie near Washington Park by car or tne traction Company. The horse was allied during the night before o'clock. After all of the evidence nsu sttnrneya. the jury retired for short lime i'd consider The jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant. For today ordinary cases Of small ,mport will hold the attention Of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Primary Laws Constitutional
 Jefferson City, Mo-. April 14.-The state Supreme Court handed down a de- cision today holding the State primary election law constitutional
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

In moving te Afiansa decided ee dispose of my elegant upright Chick eranx ptnmo, and to that end l ieft t with the E. E. Forbes Plano Go. Csii at their store, No. 2e Dexter Avenue and avail yourself of an exceptionat piano bargain.
 wAd-thu-gu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Boys Leg Is Brol<ea Again. PhenIx City, April i4.-(Special )--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
MY LOST SELF
By A. ". MARcHlNONT

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
HAWKINS FEUD
 CAUSES CHASE
 ID HE COAST
Story Wherein a Missing Wife, a Wrestling Professor and a Bartender, All of Tucson Figure.

TUCSON, Ariz, Aug. 29.-With the Thaw case out of the way. and the | Hains case on in the east, the officers of Tucson and a few other persons, 1 have been listening for a similar re- i port on the west coast. in which some | people well known here might be in yolved. Thus far, however, nothing has happened and the officers are de voutly hoping it may not. i It all comes about through the do- nestle infelicities of Jack Hankins, i formerly a bartender at the Ball liquor store, and his wife Friends ! of the couple have known for some weeks that all was not joy and bliss 1 in their personal relations About 15 days ago they had a violent quarrel and she left their rooms in this city, going to a place unknown to her husband.
 Hankins hunted up various officers in this city and spent several days in searching for her, but without any success.
 Meanwhile, Prof. Baker, who en- gagged in a couple of wrestling matches here with Shindel, came to a police officer in this city and said that he
 
 who had been employed by Hankins. He said that his room was watched and that, while Hankins evidently thought he was responsible for Mrs. Hankins' disappearance and knew her whereabouts, he did not have a thing to do with either This surveil- lance, he said, continued for several days.
 Mrs. Hankins, however was smarter than any of those who were watching for her and made her way out of town without anyone knowing where she was going. A few days later Baker left going to the coast, as he stated.
 This was enough for Hankins. He at once resigned his job, and within 24 hours after the departure of Baker was going west over the same trail The assumption of the officers is that he thinks. by catching up with Baker to find his missing wife
 Hankins has a great many friends here and they are afraid that there will be trouble when he finds the pro- lessor. He had been drinking heavily before he left and was in an extremely nervous condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

10 he has refused to return to her for reasons set forth in the cross bill.
 Tn the latter he denies that he ever accused her of unchastity or ad- dressed vile epithets to her, though he admits using abusive language on several occasions when the plaintiff. he alleges, addressed obscene epf- thets toward him and his relatives. He admits that on some occasions he refused to accompany her to places of public amusement, but not always and when he did it was because the plaintiff by insane and violent scenes would embarrass him
 He further denies that he has dis graced her in the eyes of others and taunted her with the fact, as alleged. or that he has used violence except on ene accession when he slapped her lightly on the face after she had cru ely abused both the defendant and tkeir ehiId He denies that the neigh bors were moved to interfere in her behalf by addressing anonymous let ters to him, but that he believes such letters as he received were written by the plaintif. He also denies having as much property or income as the complaint alleges. and ayers that since she left him he has provided for the support of both her and the caiId.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
H. 3. PENNY ACCEPTS
 THE TREASURERSHIP
Of the Republican Territorial Committee and Will Get
 Down to Work,

TUCSON. Aug. 29.-CSpeciaI.)- Cashier H.. B. Penney of the Consoli- dated National Bank, and former chairman of the Republican territorial executive committee, has received formal notification from Candidate Cameron of his appointment as treas urer of the new committee, which is to conduct the fall campaign.
 Mir. Penney was seen by a reporter and asked about the matter. Tt is true that l have deceived formal tender of the treasurership and l have already sent word to MT. Cameron that I will accept the offer and give my best ser vices to the party. The selection came as a surprise to me, as it had been my intention to lay down the craftsmanship of the party and then retire to the ranks. However, I am very glad to do what I can toward Re publican success in the territory this fall"
 MT Tenny said further that he did not know when a meeting would be held Of the new committee or where it would be called. He said nothing one way or the other about the ex- Dected visit of Cameron to Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
CHURCH
 NOTICES
MethodIst EplscopaI Nhurch-

Methodist Episcopal Church.
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. n., DF. E. A. Wilkinson, superintendent. Preach ing at Il a. m. and 7:45 D, m En- worth League at 7:45 D. m. Parents who desire to have their children baJ- tized will kindly bring them to tle morning service. Rev. Hugh Cope land, pastor
 The Reoraanized Church of Jesus
 Christ of Latter-day Saints.
 Sunday school at D. m, and preach. ing at 3:15 D. m. by W. S. Fender. in the church in Tombstone Canyon across from the steam laundry. In the evening at o'clock there will be a program entertainment on behalf of the Ladies Aid; free admission to all The usual o'clock preaching in front os the post office will be omitted this Sunday evening at the instance of the entertainment Will announce str,e,1 preaching, however. at Lowell in f-oJ1 .of the bank for 6:45 D. m. by Thomas Davis on The Essentials of the Law. and, the scriptural necessity. imp2r- tance and place of baptism" In the suburban towns next week Alvin Knis- ley will discuss: The great restora- tion, divine authenticity of the book of Mormon, as the record of American ancients who slumber in the dust: evf- dences of the book of Mormon and Bf- ble compared; also, was Joseph Smith an inspired prophet of God or a reli- gious impOstor?
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

SWIGERT BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
AAsmeNu.~ s1,s.
MAss,Na.s~ssss.
Fall Goods from All Quarters of the Earth
 are daily Tumbling into the Big Store

1UctorY Showing of FaII Mi!IinerY-SOOn-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
First Baptist Church.

Bible school at 10 a. IT. Lesson, David Spares Saul's Life" l Sam. 26:17-25. General question, What Were the names of Moses parents ?'' Mir. Henry Owen superintendent. Morn ing worship at Il; subject, Talk About Gods Works" B. Y. P. [. at 6:45 D. m. Topic, "Dr. C. Hamlin and Turkey" Miss Iva Butler, leader. MT. Worthy E. Stone, president. Worship and sermon at 7:45 D. m Theme, Lot the Loser" Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:45. Subject.
 The Jews Plot to Kill Paul" Wo- mems Mission meeting at parsonage on Thursday at 3 D. n. Choir prac- tice. Friday evening at 7:45. Special request: Bible school to meet early for singing. Important business at the Missionary meeting.
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o'clock MT. Pollard will speak on Mems Service in the Church." This service will be particularly for men and cordial invitation is extended to men to attend Special music by the choir at both services. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society will begin its work again on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The various committees have held meetings the past week pre- paratory to active work this fall and all members are urged to be prese~t for the first meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
ANSWER IS FILED IN
 MOORE DIVORCE CASE
Defendant Husband Denies the Allegations and Wants
 Complaint Dismissed.

PHOENIX, Aug. 29.-Attorney G. P. Bullard has flied in the district ssourt for ais client, William o. Moore, aa answer and crossbiIl in the divorce proceedings instituted by Minnie Moore. The answer is a quite gen eraI denial of the allegations men ahmed in the complaint. which were numerous. an admission of the facts of their marriage, and designed to establish the general charge of cru city. which took place January 12, 1937. in this county. the existence Of 5nciF child and such other ineicects as neither party would naturally ex- cept tc. The prayer is that the com J aiE- ts dismissed and judgment for
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
Church of Christ,

Opposite Central school. Il a. n. Communion and sermon. 7:45, evening worship. Bible school 9:45 a. m., Norman Hobood Lesson, David Spares SauHs Life" l Sam. 26 Don't get even with your enemy by getting down to his level. Every ses- sion now is a preparation for the ral- ly on September 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
Presbyterian Church.

Regular session of the Bible school Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock. Class es for all ages. Special class for men, Preaching service at II o'clock. D. W. Pollard, field secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. for Arizona and New Mexico
 will preach on the "Pre-eminence of Christ in the Life" Special music by the choir. In the evening at 7:45
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
costs be given tbg defendant.

In denying the allegations of the the defendant says that the plaintiff has not during the period of their married life been a good, kind, patient and affectionate wife, discharg- ing her duties as such. He denies cruel and inhuman treatment at any time, or the use of vulgar language
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

in the presence Of his wife, or any personal violence or any intention of driving her away from him. He de- nies that she has endured i'll treat
 ment or that her health or safety ne cessitated her leaving him. He also denies that he left either her or the
 child penniless and alone or broken in health, but admits that since August
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

force of saeseoe will be ready school children Tables piled high with books supplies will section of the floor Nothing missing supply the needs of student plete set of books for grade.
 Parents dnot worry about children getting the
 wrong books for have supplied every teacher with
 complete list of books carried Children handed
 of these slips with the needed books checkedfrO which
 experienced saIespeope fill the
 There will exchange allowed this books adopted by the territorial board last for
 
 having charge and give the right initials purchasing although salespeope will also take extra precauion. IFREE! A PENCIL SHAPED SCHOLARS COMPANION CON TRAINING PENHOLOER, PENCIL AND RULE WILL BE GIVEN | MYTH EVERY PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
Christian Science.

Services every Sunday morning at II o'clock in Medigovich nall, corner of Brewery and Howell avenues, en- trance on Howell. Subject for Sun day, August 30. Christ Jesus" All are welcome
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30

Tempe town officers were called to Guadalupe, a small Yaqui village near that town Sunday to queH an incfpi- ent riot among a number of the red men who had been on a protracted spree.