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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
CITY HAS TREATED
 M 1000 PATIENTS HERE

Major" Carter, negro, suffering from an ulcerated stomach, made case No. 1000 yesterday morning for the lately opened city dispensery. The of- flee was opened October and has been giving assistance to an average of six teen patients a day, coming for treat ment in almost every kind of disease
 Of the 1000 patients. more than 300 were negroes and each one received free treatment and medicine. Dr. GreiL the City Health onicer. besides his work in experimenting the Sanitary Department of the city and leading the anti-tubercuiosis ieaguers. has attended to these patients and of the entire number has not lost a. case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
SECOND SECTION OF TRAIN ARRIVES FIRST

Making a run of 211 miles in i've hours and twenty-ninutes and over taking the first section of the train, which had thirty minutes start, was the remarkable feat accomplished by the second division of the express train, No. b7, on the Atlantic Coast Line. which pulled into Montgomery Sunday morning at S:s0. o'clock.
 This second division left Falaceville, Ga. yesterday morning at 2:3o o'clock. thirty minutes behind the regular train, caught up with the first division at Dothan. passed 1t at Ozark and ar rived in Montgomery ahead of the through train.
 The train was in charge of Con- ductor g. U. Dennis and Engineer J. J. Haycraft. and the run may be regarded as a still greater stunt in that the en- zine of the train was freight en- zine, commonly called Jack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
LOSES DIVORCE SUIT.
Much Detailed Case Comes to m AS-
 ruDf End

Much Detailed Case Comes to m Ab-
 ttE rupt End.
 New York, April 19.-Mrs. Fanny Burk Roche Batonyi, the daughter of Frank Work. lost today in her suit for divorce against Aurel Batonyi, the we'll known horseman.
 The much detailed case came to an unexpected end before Justice Platzek. Wm. K. Oicott, attorney for Mrs. Ba. tonyi. withdrew from the case after Justice Platzew refused to grant him a further delay for the purpose of se- curing the testimony of Lulu Brevain. who Is fin Arkansas. The lawyer. left the court room announcing that he would allow his case to go by default under the circumstances. The court or dered the jury to answer in the nega- tive to all the charges of improper conduct made against Batonyi by his wife and left 1t to the jury to decide whether or not Mrs. Batonyi deserted her husband After deliberating ten minutes, the jury returned with the verdict that the wife did desert her husband.
 roday's proceedings must be con- firrned by the Supreme Court and Mrs. BatonyPs counsel may move for a re- opening of the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
FILE BIG MORTGAGE
THE oAY-TEAGUE HOTEL SOON TO BE COMPLETED.
A Sum. of sfo4,S00 fs Registered Against the New Hotel, work on Which
 Has Halted for seme

Bv the nisnw of mcrtgage for s10l,Boo in the Probate ofiice yester- day morning. the completion of the Gay.Teague Hotel On the corner of Commerce and B1bb Streets, ia now in the hands of the contractor and his force of men. Mayor Teague was ab- sent from his offioe yesterday, and 1t could not be ascertatned whether or not d lease for the running of the new hostelry had been contracsed loF.
 For many months. during the sfter- math of the financial panic, which struck the whole country during last year, the empty shell of the big ten- story hotel has been standing without e lick of work being done by the con tractors with the signing and tne recoriinr of the mortgage yesterday, however. it Is stated by knowing ones that the building will be rushed to completion. the opening to be an- founced approximately Sept l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
District Meeting at Union Springs
 I.arwefv Aftended

District Meeting at Union Springs
 Largely Attended.
 Union Springs. April 19.-(Special J The District Sunday School Conven- tton held here yesterday afternoon and evening afforded our people the. oppor- tuntiy of hearing many good speeches on Sunday School work and thereby created much enthusiasm. Talks were made by Mfr. L. B / fCartledge of Mid- way, Mir. billiard Of Matthews. MT Banks of Hurtsboro. R. W. West. Prof. W. R. Harrison. Revs. E. L. Craw- ford. R. L.sBeI1. J. M. Thomas of this place. The Treasurer. Mir. c. R. Rus- sell. reported that he had most of the sT5.0o0 pledged to State work in hand.
 The reports from the various schools showed that all of the schools in the city were doing good work and in- creaslng in interest and numbers.
 The ladies of the Memorial Associa- . tion have issued invitations to\the vet erans of the county and their wives to enjoy with them barbecue dinner on Memorial Day.
 'HThe Loan of a Lover." by amateur talent. will be presented at the opera house Tuesday evening.
 Mrs Wade has returned from a visit to her daughter. Mrs Coleman. in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
PROPOSES MASS MEETING
 FOR CLERKS OF CITY

At the meeting of the Commercial Club tomorrow night. when Secretary Weever will be formally introduced to the members, he will put before the directors 6 proposition he has. for holding mass meeting of the clerks of the city and addressing them on the subject of the clubs work and secur- ing their co-operation..
 Already the directors who have been spoken to on the subject approve the members that the club roll will be dou- bied inside of the next two months.
 Mir. Weever said recently that he wanted all the young men in the in- stitution he could get and he is going out after them as one of his first steps in building up the club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
SPECIAL No. |

Express or Postal Order for S6.I0 will entitle you, in addition to the above goods, S8,75 in premium vouchers, re- deenable in specially selected brands of liquors.
 Remember, only one order to one per- son at time at this price. Expressage collect. Plain cases used. Offer good nntil July 4, 19o9.. Shipment must lunnsist of the above five gallons. I've will N0t accept separate orders for fkhese goods at prices mentioned. ! The above prices are special; they are alike to all persons, and not subject to as1y allowance or deduction. Ask or 'wxite for Circular B It's new and up Fn date. Call on us at 313 Tchoupitoulas when in New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
TO VISIT CHATTANOOGA.
Eight Consrosamen Win Spend Dny
 TanuNaaea (ylfv

Eight Consreaamen Win Spend Dny in
 Tennessee City.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, April 19.-Eight Congressmen will visit Chattanopga on April 22. for one day. They will leave Washington on the 2ist-
 The party will be composed of Con- gresmen James A. Tawney, chairman of the Appropriation Committee George Lawrence and Gordon Lee of the Rivers and Harbors Committee and four other Congressman. These Con- gressmen have been invited to ban Quet that is to be given by the Board of Trade at Rome, Ga. and while here they will visit Chickamauga Park and other places of interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
nt.ry OIa People Have Cancer.

avery wear to pr. B. F. Bye for his Balmy Oii. to cure them of cancer and other malignant diseases Out of this number great many very old people. whose ages range from seventy to one hundred years on account of distance and infrmities Of age. send for home treatment. A free book Is sent telling what they say of the treatment. Dr. B. F. Bye, Indianapolis. Ind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
COURT WILL HEAR SIXTH DIVISION

Today, at 10 o'clock the Supreme Court will assemble for the call of the sixth Division. comprising eases from the counties of Jeffersoi. Blount. Gull man, Fayette, Lamar, Marion. Pickens, Tuscaloosa. Walker and Winston.
 The Sixth Division is the largest of the state, and the docket is usually the heavtest-so much so that double the time Is allotted it. than is given to any of the other seven divisions.
 The Sixth Division eases will occupy the justices for two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
TAFTs APPOINTMENTS.

Washington, April 1s.-rhe President today made the following nominations:
 Envoy extraordinary and minister plenlpotentiary to Chile. Thomas c. Dawson. of Iowa,
 Collector of customs for the District of Miami, Ohio, George W. Huntley.
 Citizens to be assistant surgeons. navy: John G. Zeigier. of Pennsylva- mia; Glenmore F. Clark. of Kentucky; William NJ. Kerr. of New York: George A. Riker. of New York; Thareau Har- Ian. District of Columbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
Mouv Rrtdres wnnhed Ar.x.

Grand Rapids. Mich. April 19.-- Heavy damage was done last night by terrific rainstorm, which visited Western Michigan. Hundreds of high way bridges were washed away and miles of fences are down. Roadways are washed away and in several places the water is up to the lOvol of the Rere Marquette traclxa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
PRrcnys CASE ADVANCED.
United States Supreme Court Else
 Date for Hearing. t

Washington. April 1s.---rhe case of Theodore H. Price. the New York broker, who is seeking to avoid extra dffion from New York to Washington on account of an indictment charging him with conpiicity In procuring the premature publication of the secret in- Formation of the Department of Asri- culture regarding the cotton crop, was Supreme Court of the United States.
 It was set for hearing just after the cases of Peckham and Haas, who are under indictment for the same offense and whose cases will be heard imme- diately after the court convenes next October.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
THE CURE FOR
 SCROFULA
c. C e.
 A1soeA

enlarged glands of the neck affections catarrhal troubles weak inherited poison through it's 
 
 
 health joints prevented It would
  systems hsalfi manhood S.S remedy Scrofua trouble and oeanses the circulation of M srengtn qualities under the effects of this greet all contains absolutely treatment for children even infsn free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
ATTENDED NpGRo's FUNERAL.
Confederate Veterans Present at Ser
 vices in UnifOrm.

Nashville, Tenn, April 19.-This af- ternoon Company B. Confederate Vete- rams attended the funeral here of Mon- roe Gooch, negro, a regularly enlist ed member of the company. who died yesterday. In accdrd with the dying in uniform, attended the funeral ser- vices in a body and went to NGreen- wood cemetery and fired parting sa lute over the grave.
 Gooch entered the army as a cook, and remained with his company until 1t surrendered at Greensboro. Ke never missed reunion from the first one until two years ago, at which time he was suffering from a stroke of pa- ralysis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
ACTIVITY AT .cOMER.
Many New end subwtRn ntiaI Improve
 4nersfN are Going Om

Many New and subgtRntiaI improve
 ments are Going on.
 Eufaula, April 19.-(Special )-The village of Conner is taking on some new fife that Ia fast manifesting itself in many new and substantial improve ments that are now going on.
 The organization of well regulated Commercial Club composed of promi- nent citizens of the place is among the new order of things and every effort is being exerted to push the place to tho front The club has a good member ship with the following ofacerss Dr. tJ. L.. Houston. President; James A CFana. Vice-Presadent; T. A. aAAanA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
ovERRIDEs GOVERNOR.
Arkansas PenitentLary Board Les
 CnnNhaN. fn E1raYnfa RnrhY

COnVtcta to Private Pnrty.
 Little Rock, Ark. April I9.--Overrid- ing the Governor after several heated interviews between him and Attorney General Norwood, the Penitentlary Board today leased 300 convicts to W. L. Reeves for one year at S1 per day, despite the fact that the Legislature a short time ago passed a bill permitting counties to work the convicts on the roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
SUGGESTS REVENUE SOURCE.
Senator Beveridge Would Tax Gro
 Receipts of Corporations.

NecoTptD OK CoFpUKAtEOu1s
 Washington. April 1s.-In introduc- ing bill to tax the gross receipts of corporations at the rate of one-tenth of one per cent. Senator Beveriige to- day stated that he did so with the idea of suggesting that source of rev. enue in case the pending tarin bill should not result in raising suffioient income for the government. He said his bill would produce an annual rev enue of $20,00o.0O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
A GAS EXPLOSION.
Five Men are Seriously Burued at EI-
 nOrn Coal Mine

nora COai Mine.
 Wheeling, w. Va, April 19.-Five men were seriously burned today at the Elnora Mine of the Highland Coal Company at Warnock. O.. twelve miles west of here. when a gas explosion oc- cured.
 The mine had been idle since Satur- day and gas had accumulated, which exploded when the men went to work today A dozen men were in the mine but only five were burned. All will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
No Unified Orders Over Night"
Mercantile Company
P. O. Box 323, New Orleans

A summer beverage is Gin. It is cooling, refreshing and an excel s1ent tonic to all adults residing in this warm climate. With view of Introducing our Gin. obtained from the largest gin distillery in the United States, we make the follow ing offer:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20

. successful flight of twelve minutes duration in his aeroplane here today. A large crowd assembled to witness the experiment. Mir. Wright was accom- panied by passenger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
Wonet AttenA Trlal.

Washington, April ts--senator Brad ley stated today that ba did not ex- poet to be able to so to Jackson. to take part in the trial of Beach liar sis during the present session of Con- gres&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
pRnAoHnR,s HOME BURNED.
Threat Received by Rev. wiIIiamson
 Carried Ont

Ashtabula. O.. April ls.-The home of Rev. Williamson. pastor of the Fin nish Lutheran Church. was burned to the ground today. The pastor and his daughter, Miss Ina, barely escaped with their lives.
 Williamson thinks the fire was in- cendiary. He was threatened some time ago with the destruction of his home, he says. because of difficulties with his congregation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
Eag.Eene.t A..ouneeA.
A staG Dinner.

A number of young men rendered delightful dinner on last evening to MT, Henry Schwartz in honor of the celebration of bis 21st birthday. The occasion was given at the Harmony Club and many were the happy toasts drunk to the honored guest. Several delicious courses were enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20

1 last nieht hv AGissss cerinns Lava snd LAlJy L9va In honor ef Hles Bertha 6chustsr .who. on Wednesday, wsii es nerrisd to Mr. Myer osrson. IT.. of rks bea autiful home on Dallas Street was appropriately decorated. the color scheme bsiAg- grsen and white- Bridge wan the pastime of the evening and beautiful brides picture was won by the honorss. Miss 6chuster.' Mics Elaine Eichold. of Mobile, won the visitors prise. . beautiful book. and cakes were served. At the con- clusion' of tho games. the guests were invited to the dining room. where an elegant six-courss luncheon was served. Ceupiinentsry te sTsss Burke. Miss Jean Burke of Montgomery. who is the house guest of Miss Anna An derson. was guest of honor this morn- ing at an enjoyable sewing party ten- dered her by Miss Belle Kornega vat | the home of her sister. Mrs. Edgar Russell on Mabry Street Those pres ent were Misses Burke. Kornegay. Hell on Huston. Ernestine Smith. Pauline welch. Emmie Swift. Almon Hooper Mabie Jones. Kate Young. Kate Volts. Bertha Hall, Lennie D. Mullen. Chris | tine Nicholson, Bennie Johnson. Anna Anderson. Mesdames Edgar Russell and Rosebud Haynes.
 Delicious refreshments were en- joyed.
 Eagagenent AnneuneeA. Musical interest is centered in an- nouncement of the engagement of Miss Susan Hickerson Of Tennessee and Dr. Leon Howard of this city. the marri- age to take place on May 20. The bride-to-be who visited here last spring was the recipient of much social at- tention and by her charming personality and pleasing manner madeN many ad- mirers who will extend her q cordial greeting on her return as permanent resident. The groom-to-be'is young physician actively engaged here in his profession for the past few years and Is recognized as one who ranks first among the young professionals in this section of the State. Dr. Howard Is a young man of attractive personality and is universally regarded with high est esteem In the social world
 A stag Dinner.
 A number of young men rendered delightful dinner on last evening to Mr., Henry Schwartz in honor of the celebration of bis 21st birthdav The occasion was given at the Harmony drunk to the honored guest, Several delicious courses were enjoyed.
 Social aud Personal.
 The many friends of Mir Victor B. Atkins, Jr., who attends school at An napolis are delighted to have him homo | on short vacation.f
 MT. Warren Hunter, formerly of this | city, but now residing in Montgomery, | spent yesterday here.
 - I
 Miss Kathleen witherspoon of Felix | Is the guest of Miss Myra Monk.
 Mir. Dewitt Callen is at home on weeks vacation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.
THE ADvANCE IN WHEAT

.aess not affect the price of fasl and we beg to advise our customers that we can give them nice stove wood. either mixed ell oak. or all dry pine. Big loads for es SO
 DIXIE COAL CO. HIS N. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20

Makes gucceBsful Flight. Rome, April 1s.--walbur Wright made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20

Cheney's Expectorant cuts coughs and colds short. Cures babies and grown people. 29c, all zxpGgiaks. S ]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
socinl .nA pernou.l

The many friends of Mir Victor B. Atkins. Jr, who attends school at An-i napolis are delighted to have him homo on a short vacation.f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
HE NEWS 0F SELMA
f1ANs ron onsnnvANcn oF
IT. n. n. Her1enhergh anA Mas Dths1 Oew1ns sf crs~nebsrA
 Are lgnrx121 Al the oHtel I4& Anhera t..t

Selma. April ls--(spsciaa ,--Ths La. s1ios Memorial Association and ths Emitted Daughters of the confedsfAcy. fore making active preparations fof the celsbration of Memorial Dag here next Monday.
 lin Live Oak Cemetery will be recoraked iwfth flowers and appropriate services I will be held. The orator of the occa- fhion has not been selected. but a se- 3ection will be made in the next few days. The program Of the exercises |wili include several soios and other
 musical numbers.
 | kprogram will be a recitation by Master oJs Bfbb. ell will recits 'srhe Sword 4 VIII Play Tnsealessa.
 {: The management of the Abbott Hi- Ines baseball club has made arrange tsnents with one of the clubs of the 1.-two or three games. These games will fbe played on. the diamond at Riverside f1ark the latter part of the week. I 0ewfn-HaraenAexgh.
 Fast evening fn the parlor of the Hotel Albert. pr. w. P, pickinson. of tehe Church Street. Methodist Church. iDsrformed the ceremony which united Fin marriage Miss Ethel tGewin to Mir. Henry M. Hardenberg. The wedding 4ewas very quiet one and was witness fod by only few of the most intimate fxr1ends and relatives of the principals. W Both of the young people are from ] Greensboro. the bride being the daugh- ter of Captain and Mrs. Gewin. while \ fhe bridegroom Is q popular and pros porous young business man of that
 place.
 Mr. and Mrs Hardenbergh have gone to Montgomery. where they will spend
 fheirs honeymoon. after which they WiIi returnn to Creensbofo. their home. la ADeIighffui Party.
 one of che most delightful pre-nup- ftfal affairs of the season was given
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20

MT. Warren Hunter, formerly of this city. but now residing in Montgomery. spent yesterday here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20
0evsn-HarsenAerxA.

.s ADelighffui Party.
 one of the most delightful pre-nup- |tfal affairs of the season was given
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-20

Miss Kathleen witherspoon of Felix Is the guest of Miss Myra Monk. weeks vacation.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-03-17
In Awful Rebuka.

Once urcn a time Il cert in oomnu
nity planned to cive Cinner to Il
Judge there When the judge came to
scan the list of those invited lie raised
vigorous protest against on" name,
that Of a man who had been the most
brilliant lawyer in town, LUt who WIS
now the town drunl;ard. They finally
oyercame his opposition. but the town
drunkard had heard of it. lie was the
last speaker ca.lcd upon. lie ar Sc
and said: Mr.. Toastmaster-Fh.o" H
years AGO I mad n practice in this town
that amounted to $1,000 a yea. |
had a wife and family whom | sup
ported in comfort. | had my own
horse and carriage At that inc the
guest If the evening was On his WA
west in an cmigr"nt wsEon. Ee l2nG'
cd in this town AZ 4 St3ted in 70 m 'kC
his living. Since then, Mr. ToastmaS
ter" he cried with pathetic break Il
his v0ioe-"Since that time l have beer
going steadily down. dow, down. aht
our guest has bel going up. vi. ~
until now we are Just about on
level"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-03-17
Balloon Talk Of 1906.

Robertson. the celebrated aer0naut
who assembled from Petersburg last
year. is endeavOring to obtain the nee
essary assistance at that place Tor tie
construction of an air balloon on
rvIbrge scale. He proposes that II
shall lie I'D feet in diameter which he
cal ulates will carry up thlrty-seNeh
tons and which he supposes, therefore.
will easily support fifty people and all
necessary accommodation for then. 1t
is 70 have attached to it vessel fCr-
ufsbcd with masts. sails and every
other article required for naviS ting
the sea in case of ac idents and pro
vidcd with calm fer the a4iOnluts,
properly fitted up gallery for cock
inc. proper stores st wing proVl'
sions ard several other conveniences
To render the as ent more sac. 1t Is
TO take up another smaller b'llsor
within it and a para, hute, which vii
render the descent perfectly gentle i
the outer balloon bursts. From it
construction it viii be calculated to re
main in the air several weeks.-Fron
Hudson q. y Balance and Colum
bian Repository of July 10. 1906.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-03-17

Seine excellent bulls are credited TO
William Arolin, who was a London
police Judge in the thirties Of the last
century. lie once remarked to coun-
sell IF you can show precisely al
what moment the offense was commit
ted and prove that the prisoner was
not there when he did it, he could not
possibly have done it." And he sagcly
added. I'VE cannot divest ourselves Of
common sense in Il court of justice.
OF similar character was an axiom
he once delivered himself of. which
has been maliciously fathered on many
other occupants of the bench. IF ever
there was case of clearer evidence
than this case. this case is that case
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1909-03-17

Disraeli Gca,ir loved Il joke at tSe
ovncnsc Of others. An author vino
haJ scnt Lis L,..t cr.rt in fc,."n Z.
Him received the FLOWING comHi
mentary acknowledgements:
Il tha@h you for the beck Eou Sent
me ard VIII lose 10 tin" in reading t.
Il wonder what makes NY e~cs so
weak" fierce Radical cncc sail /.
Dierari
at is be.auSe they are il Il WI;
place" was the rely.
An in ldont il the life Ct thh iHt"
Lord Rossl~n shows how acute VS.
the sense Of humor in Disraeh ""Aa'
can we DO with Eossyln:" he asked @!
a collc@gUc
make him master Of the b0 K
hounds. as his father was" suggested
the latter.
NO" replied the premier; he swear
far too much for that We will max
him HIGH commissioner to the Churc'
of Scotland" And such he was made
Chambers Journal