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The newspaper., 1909-10-01

The partnership heretofore ex-
isting between Hockett & Ed
wards was dissolved this week and
Levi Hockett succeeds to the
business. Mr.. Edwards will
devote his time to other work.
The newspaper., 1909-10-01

c. c. Hawkins was in Delta
Thursday
The newspaper., 1909-10-01

Burglars entered the store of
Stockham Bros. in Delta this
week and carried off FIRE arms to
tmount of one hundred dollars
some of high grade. A couple
of the same sort of gentry were
captured in Ouray day previ-
ously and Montrose also enjoyed
visit. 1t seems that an organ
lied gang are operating here and
all western slope towns can at
ford to take extra precautions.
The newspaper., 1909-10-01

Will Edwards, son of Z. Z. Ed
wards. was badly hurt by a car
runaway in the Farmers mine
today. How seriously can not be
determined at this writing. Inter
nal injuries are feared.
LArER--The young mans in
juries proved fatal. They were
much worse than was at first
thought to be.
The newspaper., 1909-10-01

Robert Selden is confined tc
his bed with bad cold.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
'E!dloonsR1ADSa:a

for theE a
As regards tie other serious OBJ
stacle cf Politics il must - reoog-
rirs~s that state AID Law VII dis ,
arrange seriously an old system The
bsnerciarics % the old system viii
oh,ect 20 the disturbance. naturally.
and oppose the new ideas II &nonE
them there are those who have been
-rptrfrC something for nothing and,
no. under the new system. have 20
render a return for vhat theS Sel
they VIII probably not hesitate much
n their methods 90 oppoSition 10 Nle
~eu work such methods 90 oppcSi-
non IS personal attacks OF the SUP
-o-ters 90 the new system. criticisms
~ The Zo-k being done, and OF the
results secured. false comparisons az .
-r>rs under cid and new methods. .
false reports and uaCnifyinE 90 de- .
fecfs RI the re@ Uc~k are easy 2Dc .
Fstc-ife methods 90 attack but tneH .
are most useful only for purposes ot .
stan, ps.iirE The la~riaking BODY. such .
arguments Vii rot generally pear .
rucr investigation. and their life IS
nsuR'fT short
The satisfaction With our attempts
u-te- the STATE A.t l-aV -r N1-t land
resulted as : have said IN ne pas
SIZE rF losr fo- snn.Hrr" Pr me
state for the rl-pos" oi attain z
u-c-e completes frt ciN istol OF Gusts
t-.-a.-.- r-r.-lU and cons amer and
nr reaching more guicslt r7coap.n
-r. t-r-oNerlfr- az rrt main roads
~E.rh was lseis to D. s'c~ on ac-
-.rrr 90 expense and other reasons.
81 l-.r On rh+ initiative uf The counties.
ne are r0v 80 ~o-s s-itc-fr- tie
routes and planning fre details l-
-t-arle ot Ais-1 land a-r intense 4--
t---st-t iu tbf matter and frfhu~-as-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

ne price % tAe ~oiSkey- snc the ex-
rre~S charges. ard The s.. TIE price
% - ~htSkey. ~as thereafter remit
TO ~ The express coEop&0y % Jones
4 Holman az Cisrksbcre.
I-rcn this recital % undisputed fact
The acccsei RSkeS rnaS this Instruction
- given ne Jury. That the Sht01aent
o. liquor made ~ the defendant from
nis plSce AZ ClRrsVSSurx % the tc~n Of
Grafton BY the United States Express
CcropSry G. q. - and upon IRE ~rit-
ren order @ the purchaser. living A.
G-sfson. directing the sane ~ -
SHIPPED ~sS 8 sale ~ ClSrSsocrg a.
TIE ssorehouSe CT sslccn q TIE d.
. fenSSnt and not q sale az Grsftc--
Nhere Wa Sale aadei
ne cou-r refused his instruction.
E and in lieu charged The jury IS fol
lows. That ss,e involves az leasi
th-se elements. F~rse. on he part 81
E rne purchase consent 20 hUy. seq
cnt. on the part % ire seller a con
sat 70 sell. tht-t re delivers al
-hs s~ficle ana cri--2rilg the pay
meet ~ ne purchs se prize. ard ttA'
AL % -heSs elements srte- irto sale
-hsr Vh-Skey seller Who kas a lr
c~-se 60 sell ar Cls-sshuTr sn1 -
rstv.s a. u-is- car send 70 CO ne PEP
So1 " 10 orders Is En- the o-ci-are
course cf easfreSs ard rur ere -iss
90 re mar $ payment ir r1e ord lna--
>oc-se ot business. BAT % - SENDS
~ u Do IN other words. makes
ere eNr-eSs sre-t his agent % cou
-i-ts ne sale and deliver gre goods
.r cSss s. = paid for so G-a-ro- an.
10. 81 Cis-kShu-C
OF tbs instruction -he ,c~f- cor-
r-. 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
HARTMAN WILL
QUIT HARD WORK

los ANGELES rAf.-sp-c -ai ~
-P-ssfrlars have warmed lle tlaf
mnsr st-p out reeT Sac tlaf Raw
&c. ..rrrzh q lei1rF -ooe tears
az and & have Jed Fers actife liIe
peeertiF freF sold rle fnet ms rae
rorte~s cranee Cor rae Vore ln fn3
lotto These -eere the Horls
$50 bT nj Harfi1.-.- 20 ntHet'at'~f
CO. IN. anrounrluE Dis def@rflira altos.
10 ~e.fnauish gradually tne active So
-.arsfssr.r 81 rs Car Sang raalroae hni1-
.nre Er Harfluan I'D zoe aaf tnai
- uoaIf eise 49, Eis ccntrpl az once
nor announce ans firse sneu le Nc-ll
- FREE f-co fte aWlsifiee e1lca have
cfsrertrri9ec hlE c1reer. bat 1e Sad
naf - ualld ~ 81 lgEf az fast AZ
~ corld With reason and nat 20
u1ui6 coFssEer he aeaith uos apot'
an eise
Sincs ~ arrived at Pasadena. Ar
Hzrrlaa1 Eas seemed ca b. in yncer
tzfr hezstr Tn1t kis rest in ne i4s
fes zeeks hAa ben bFl~tclal 10 cco
cecec ~ his physici2ls and aftencantt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

failure ~ hts residence In Hiasta1e-
This long period OF service was pass
ID on the run between Chicago ard Du-
booue A distance % $50 miles. o<er
WHICH Mr.. Thayer made about efo trips
a wear from 1855 70 1900. he retired
eight years aEo az the axe OF 70 yearS-
Mr.. Thayer ran the FIRST Illinois Cen
trail train into Champaign. III. and
into GslenA. when those lines were Put
into service.
He vas born in Cambridge. Mass. IN
1887. and for long time lived IN Dun
leith. nov East Dubuque. Ia. Snere
+ ne entered the employment o. the lili-
/ nois Central ~ the Sge OF - YeAFs re
took the run from Du2lesta 10 An
f boy. III
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
TREATMENT OF TREES

W.. -.-- .--1--s should ~
-r0--rr. ..--a- a-l --- -'--s -'ar-i
u p.r-- f- ~a.r- -n PLANK 81
.. e-'. t. a--- r-- r---- --- plants .
70 g~u.l --Ur.-s-i. - s-e- l-a..-
.-- -la- uri-r --il.r -4-f- ~---
come -r rrt.r v--- -. f1- rpo'~ ana
trunks All. rho-.-Ea.. p-ol-ct t--- .
from 4r lt rs r- .-oC ni l-lr5 re
----s .--.1 ~ s1rv-l-l shea re-
.-..-- -l-s CAB De- brought ort l1
-ef--r o.. bur. lns r1-u eDtirels in
moist .ar-1. ro0- bo1g and branch. -oF
two or -hre- days
80 sometimes happens that tR@
veather after planting. o. Frrf -N-
fe.orahir me eserorafio- MAJ Or
very rapid Trees rrar have Just p-rl
rlant-.f -.D raS- Up tIr Fr-t itfi-
moisture from the ground. go matter
now much ~sfcT you apps uIfi. t--t
have made granLlariou- for n-T root
.rcarh Under such conditions. ne
san within the trees or plants mas D.
-apidls exhausted before gr22-.ailon
1ss formed and a free supply 90 sap
taken up
Ferhsps ta- tr-- does NOT leave
. our az perhaps BE- comes out ~ith suall
delicate leaves aud the hot crs winds
damage fle trees Under sLcl cpLli-
. rtouS. these trees can d. saved og
Flu his upright box Eit1 moist SOIL J.,
vet this SOIL aifhln tte box tree times
q xeek This ~lil usually cause ire
trees 90 leave out slthig Ten days and
s. 90 gro~ th- season through.
= This method has been thoroughly
u tested and is ct tLe utmost import
f auce 10 IS .rrs much cheaper 90 pa
M iu i.f-le extra work and save YOU
.f trees than o. Hose s. years time al
-- weI as the trees Leave these bcHe
So around the trees during the whites
o. In trying climates. boxing la trees ,
be- 90 great value in guarding agains
d. winter sln scali so destructive G
.r trees in the West and Northwest
b. Apparently the wen meaning plan
~ dislikes o. trim his trees VIE
be receives them Ee seems - fet
that be- 81 muulating -hing % li
Perhaps he feels thai it Affects m
~ r-1ks ~ the trees. and so u DOES ter
porariiy. bue AZ the end % the seaso
g.. the trees which are balanced .
in shortened as 90 previous season
n growth and which are properly oa
al anced as 90 TOP and root system, ~
Of oe found 70 have made twice q
m gro~th Of trees not trimmed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
FEDERAL CIRCUIT CoURT or APP
FEsLs xAkES IMPORTANT
sTuSe o. uQrOR
QUESTION.
Egss PaITCRkRD DISSskTS
krceye&see - oracr ~ Letter. Ser
whfSSey Constitutes >sle ~ Ftsoe
81 Shipment Netvith>ts1Sisg
Seeds verp % Re PAD
ser st Flacs 81
Deliver.

E1CfFNOSD NA-Specsa1 Ia 81
uQ1-scR -1s- handles down oy ne
T-i-eS Sszses Circuit Cou-r 90 A.
reGlS ne r-oir- = dccice1 -Enr a L.
censs-5 licuCr dealer las ne -IEht %
sh.r licsO- - express q O ID i-to
E-v rs~-1tc-y-
r. Cplntcn = Al exhaustive cre.
cz-E ZA-y presidents y Wss ut
zen ~ D1sg-ic- Ju6Ce Bcyt. ard cor
cz--~1 n - Judge COZ reversing
-z5re Dsvro-. c. re >c--ne-c If-s-
tex q We<< Virginia Circuit JCcEe
F-ttrhA-I etsSe-;ec-
Cnz~Ae< " rC7es. 90 Clk~sShu-r. y
Va 49, fzcic-et 1oir-lE U-rc
ESckzzr- tee TIC co-q-rsirC ne r-D
C Ica-s & Eickuia1 Itce1S-c 10
e=zle-S II Cls-kso1-c or ths q re
q cS-ry1rE O tns business O.. q n al
lzzO- Sesie- without -.1r--ert az trH
$500 internal -svecus rSN -ecCl-ec
~ laE 1ure~ AS r-iet s-r.a-a-el1
- rs lrSSctz--t i- - ( MITES states
gor-- 70 - So-rhe-- DlS--t-t @
w. vl-rfziR G., CiE-EScl-E. En- o.
sc-a-- 80 vkS convicted ~ ~ -u-E
aut s~--~---c ~ ire Ccu-r % gay q
T-e O. slec E-d % = iup--Sc--c i-
81 To- 49, GAYS vhe-eur-c- - A.
p-zie-c q - D1.-r5 states l.--ui'
Co. 90 A=p~s-s. Where -he -r--l cc--'
= -cve-S<-c
Rs6 a Real Lice1s
- 1909 Shows -hs- -he rr- C
-rreS EicSDR1 AS e-EaEe- - -
rr-zl kkcoCr business -- Cls-ss-- =
Il - YEA 1913. -hs- re TX -
rs riSc~ q business ic tla-ksc- =
Ar "a. = 80 psid fer 1-o-cu-e- A.
T-os.ec = - pisce O. business -
Ep~css1 ri s-S-T 7ecu--ec o. - -
Er--zl -rv~zo@ Az @ re ---~
Sz--S 40 49, rs stamp ccre-~
4. rs--- @ -Se ssl- r question
Il u.-c~zo@-. 1895. c-s l. Ec-
s-r q Gz-c- y Va a. ia -----
en- -sEz E11e- safe ls~s- se--
p-rrre- c-6-- - III 20 -o1~S -
Es-Ez-z> .. Cls-ksburr directing -
e-m C 80 g III a. G-a-ru- C
kEIf-gz1c- g whsle y express
q y - pc o - ~1lsEey o-l-
3 Il --z---E@ g rs c-de- Jones
ElrE-zz s@C-eEzrec f-oV- H. stock
tA-r r1S-& % Business a. Clz-Es1 D.
- r1~>-A 49, Ez1hc- C -t-sk-E SC q
c~--6- - = = pscszrc E1c Ger
r--c Il C - eIEreSs cc-zpz-E AZ
n C7a-Exec-r cczEiE--c 20 tic-rc---
G-x-n-- C. o 2 IT. pzcEzEe -e2c1'
C-zr-r- = &C. cCE-se. Er1 W1k IT,
E--yrw--~c - - express Aze-r
E0-1C-. Ep-u1 - psE-ezt q tn@ }
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
TRAVELLED s.eoo.seo MILES
- RAILROAD CONDUCTOR

Special More than 2
600 GO miles travelled IN ~ years in
performance 81 his duty 49, passen-
ger conductor or the Illinois Central
Railroad. - The remarkable record Of
william ThayeT. who died from heart
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
CONVENTION
TOOPEN TODAY
Sunday School Delegates
Due.
ALL RECORDS TO BE BROKEN
Homes Secured for Over 1000
Visitors.
The sessions WIN BE Formaliy Opened
Al o'clock a. the city Audi
terium--Geverser Conner
ON Programs.
ALL RECORDS 10 BE BROKEN

The greet state sunday school con
ventiou with an attendance breahine
ali records OF any former Alabama
Sunday school convention " whai
Montgo nefy will witness this week
when ali the visiting delegates fro
every portion Of the state nave put
their appearances.
few but the majority OF the delegate
will arrive some time today. All I.
day the white caps OF the various x
cal committees win be seen dashins
and hurryins through the crowds.
while Dexter avenue ana Commerce
street will be lined with the visitors.
The delegates will arrive BY the
hundreds and the local WORKERS viii
be much buster than they were yester-
day. meeting the visitors at the trains,
escorting them TO headquarters at the
out badges and directing them to the
different hotels, boarding houses and
private homes where they can secure
Accommodations.
Let the delegates come" said Mr..
Blakey, chairman Of the entertain
inent committee. last evening, "for we
have secured places and acrommoda-
lions for over 1000. Yesterday morn
ing we were short places for about 400.
out I'll fnofniHG FcSpohScn S1hto ~ utt s
til by noon we had fully 500 more ana
we can now aceommodate all the visi-
tors
The convention viii be formally
opened this afternoon ct . o'clock Of
the city Auditorium, where ell the Sss-
sions OF the convention will be held
at which time Governor 3. b. Conner
win address the delegates In . few
words OF welcome.
Foilowins Is the ofseisI program for
today:
2:oo: Song ana prayer service
Prof. q. o. EXCEL: Rev. n. M. Woods.
s:so: Words Of Greetins--Govsrnof
a:45: The Child in ths Midst--siiss
A.. T.. Williams.
ais: song--Pfof. b. o. EXCEL.
$40: Training Lesson, a Bifd's-trye
view, Of the Book Of Acts--pt. n. M.
HamiIi
asa: Song.
zoo: Making the Home Department
Effective-Dr W. A. Duncan.
Tuesday lnvening.
It's: Song and Prayer Service
Prof. =. Oh Excel: DR.. Charles A..
.7:ss: Dsnomlnation co-opsfatlon--
Or. r.. 3 Chappell. &.
$40: Practical Missionary Instruc-
tion in the Sunday school--J. b. Wads-
worth.
900: Recognition serviee Of state
Teacher Training Graduatss--sar Ma
rion Lawrences
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
BOND TALK TONIGHT
COUNCILS HAVE NEARLY ssoo.os
TO PLACE.


A bond issue Of nearly half a mil
lion dollars IL In the hands Of the
fnunicipsi offieers for placement. Near
" 100000 OF Ii is for street improves
fnent. This matter will come UP at
the council meeting tonight. The
printed bonds for the municipal wharf
and wareho use. the school bonds, and
improvements are also all ready for
placement. total of some $500. 600,
Several iaxs ago the city council was
discussing the placement OF the street
bonds bit It was thought better to go
slower In the matter and the subject
was postponed for further discussion to
tonight.
Aldermen Gunter and virgin. Who
have been on a tour OF sonle OF the
Northern states. report the condition
ut the New York bond mark ct as ex-
ceptionaIly good and say that several
fiiiAnciers. with whom they discussed
the situation. informed them that Mont
gomery bonds could be placed to this
city's advantage In New York.
Whether the council will pool the
entire issue and 30 get much bet-
ter rate, Il . matter OF much discus
sion. but there are also ADVOCATES Of
placing the bonds separately and SO
have less interest to pay. for some OF
the improvements contemplated will
not bsaeorfin1enced for some time.
Another ttein OF interest that viii
come up for aldermanio considera ton
AZ the meeting tonight is the long dis
enssed pump house improvements. 1t
was limited yesterday that all bide or
boilers will be rejected. for what the
watarwOrkH committee members saw
OF electric pumps on their tour OF in
spection, where more than 100 electri-
caiiy driven pump stations were In
apected. was such that they are not In
favor of continuing the use Of steam.
entirely.
Aitogether the council meeting prom
for important reports are to be receiv-
Cd from the finance and water works
committees. besides many other mat
tiers Of interest. although not Of the
same Importance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
FREE DEMONSTRATION
Of Cooling On the esaA Range 10 BE
Given Daily All Week At the
MONTGOMERY Fair.

III EO0kNWK VM gMG NNAH k4AWEGF Az Nc
Given Daily All Week At the
Montgomery Fair. sA.
Montgomery housewives VIII be re.
galed With cookery clinics = through2SSS t
Montkomery Fair, wifi demonstrate the
eficiency OF the Estate Gas Range!
Cake and Biscuit making. the two
ns 81 sse 'h model Rousssise. viii occS-
py Mrs. Beeks during her demonstra-
the Rumford Baklng Powder Company.
range, IN the endeavor to prove the ef.
ticiency Of the gas range, az compared
20 other ranges, stoves. or ovens.
Tai mst Sy GSs Eanss & NIT has a basn
Installed in Montgomery BY the Mont
Eomery Light and water Power Com
phny. Housewivee have used Il. ana
found 1t good. Cleanliness expediency
ana economy have accompanied its in:
EtaIlation In many OF the homes OF
Montgomery. and now comes Mrs.
Esss az sS an sH 9sls Of TIE ss. Kitchen . T to
upon those Of the housewives who have
not yet become users OF one or another
House Keepers have inundated them.
selves for time iinmemoriai upon the
literal altar OF the kitchen. The old
stoves with the heat the slowness, the
impurity, the danger to the health OF
OF the. housewife. Now. within the last
few years OF progress and Invention.
the gag range has come, together with
the other improvements; plumbing.
heating. ventilating, decoratirs. etc.
Mrs. Beeks, herself an exponent Of
the domestic arts OF national repute.
will be here TO show how and why
each honsekeeper needs the gas range;
how the Estate Gas range is one with
every advantage. with every fScility,
Gas rafiKes as aids to nealth. temper
ana digestion will be her doctrine, and
good Cooking she will imprses, incl
denkaliy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
NEGROES COMPLAIN
A, Prayef u Addressed To the City
Council Asling for the Erection
% Two New school
E3ufldangs.

1.-THE C6lored Business Development
Leakue or Montnonaery." at q recent
meeting. discussed the inadequate cd :
acati6nai facfiitfes for the negro ehii-
dren OF the city. at considerable
length. The outcome Of the disucs-
sion was the appointment OF CON-
inittes e6nsisting Of v. H. Tuiahe. DIR.
and n. n. Alexander. with Instructions
to appeal to tho beard Of Education
and the members Of the city Council
to make adequate provisions for the
negro CHILDREN OF Montgomery. In the
matter Of Increasing the number Of
school Buildings.
After considerable conference. the
COMMITTEES drew up a prayer 10 the
CITY Council and the Board OF Educa-
ter paid teachers. larger school build
in@s and better equipment. The petit
tion asks for two large shcool build
fngs centrally located for the conveu-
fence OF negro chtIdren.
The petition sets forth the fact that
by tins institution OF the new schools
under competent teachers, the police
court OF the city win be taxed less at
the daily sessions with Juvenile pris-
fact that anythin9 short Of the bniid.
irgs and kaSiIitiss asked for would b
i sewers blow to negro education
IN Montkonery: II IL also stated that
the request Il btrfsetiy vrsAssnabi.
one
the present school buildings are un.
sanitary to 4 degree: that the furnish
ings af the present buildings are en-
tirely antiduated; that the present
buildings are, germ breeders Of the
worst sort, while the physical envircn-
raeft Il anything but cheerful, with ita
poor ventilation and Inadequate light.
ing and heating festivities.
The petition also sets forth the fact
that many of the children attending
ths present schools come from tabefcu.
iocis infected homes. and that the gem
efai health Of the schools IL affected
The teachers are not able to teach
both morning and afternoons. while
the rooms Of the schools are over
crowded by far at the present time
The petition offers no criticism OF any
one In authority. because OF the la
Yrlentabie condition OF AFFAIRS. but sets
forth the fact that the remedy to con-
ditfors must come at once.
The petition viii be presented to the
Council at the meeting tomorrow night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27

which bsesn Saturday night
ins the psaee. They were detained -
the poifcs station until . o'clock Sun.
day mornine when they were released
on bonds At o'clock at night an i'd
ditionsi entry was made on the police
biotter. II read:
Charges dismissed By order Of the
enief"
The woman gave her name a. Edna
Wilson and said that she lived st the
jefferson Hotel
Chief cfesey explained today that
the charges were dismissed after per-
sonal appeal By Frants
The facts were that he and ths
young woman were Just tribe hiiar-
ious." said the .ofioiai. They had not
done any particular harm ana could
act resist the appeal"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27

John Murphy Company 81 BaItisnor6
has Just published . volume Of SERMONS
They weres for the most part. preached
In the Baltinore Cathedral before large
audiences. The preface to the volume
says. They have one merit OF not be.
ing the result OF hasty consideration.
but have been the fruit Of nearly nifty
years serious meditation IN the sacred
ministry. The subjects embraced In
this work have been, to the writer an
nnfaiIine source Of Joy and comfort
Of strength and fortitude during the
last half century
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
THE DEATH ROLL

Thomas j. Thornton. Of London. this
county. aged as years, died, yesterday
afternoon about 1850 o'clock o. pneu.
rIronia, al one Of the local ihhrmarlss.
after three weeks illness.
Mr.. Thornton was born ana raised
near Pike Road ana was well known
throughout the county. For the past
ten years he has been postmaster at
London, besides carrying on q iiefcan-
tile business at that place In partner
ship with his brother.
The deceased was unmarried ana IL
survived by his fHther, two sisters and
several brothers. The body will be
shipped this morning TO Pike Road for
ifitermen&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
sfoUNsfENT TO vnTs.

UnveiIing at JacksonyflIe viii Be An
~ Important Occasion.
Admission. April 6-(SpeciaI. 1.-The
unwilling of the monument to Confed-
crate Veterans at Jacksonville, on
June 80. promises to be an event OF
interest throughout the state Of Ala.
barna arrangements now being under
way to make this one OF the biggest
occasions In the history OF the former
county seat OF Calhoun County,
The monument will be erected unde~
the auspices OF the United Daughters
of the Cpnfederacy, who have been col
lecting funds for the purpose for sew"
eral years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
FITZPATRICK CAFE

LUNCHEON. April ~, 90. asc
From 1880 a. m. to $3.50 D. m.
Potage a la swiss. Veal Gufffbo 4 IA
Creole.
Boiled Red Snapper aux Court Bullion
Pommes Holendaise
Haracot of Lamb Ftnancier
Chicken Crouuettes a la Vilaroy
French Pan Cake&
Roast Sirloin OF Beef. Natural Gravy !.
Roast Leg OF Mutton. Mint Sauce.
Mixed salad
Mashed Potatoes. Stewed Corn
Lima Beans Peach Sherbert
Coffffee Tea Milk
adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27

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IL new convaIescent Mrs. Drum ha<
been greatly missed At the many brill
hight ana = being warmly greeted By
her many friends.
MrS +. II. conard. of Demopoiis.
sbjs GO ecax ssy 70 s sssna th ne xsss y
ScD0nSSsh street .
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have been the guests Of DR.: and Mrs.
glen Andrews. returned TO Mobile yes
Bifninshsn,, are the guests Of Misc
Gussie woodruffs household
Mr.. James R. Hall, Of padsviIis. is
:cs ana Mrs. q. /; DAY.
The many friends Of Miss Elofss
wAshbufn viii be. pleased to learn OF
hef Improved condition.
/. sss ss sss's 81 ar %ilia%
81 eos Adams street.
Mr.; s " aSs &c. Of ns Wscs Ians g;
Jefferson avenue.
Miss ssiie wilkins, Of Selma. is the
guest q Mrs George o. bruner on
itlns Mr.. J. Il. Mccain q 1sfsrsor
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Mrs. Albert NJ Tanner. Of Helena. Ar
itins Mrs. j. H. Mccall Of Jefferson
Miss Jeane Burke has returned from
4 visit to Miss Anna Anderson in
vile, is the guest Of Mrs. A II Me-
Neili.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
WOMEN ana SOCIETY,"

boasust u swsst peas. Her only 4
tendant WAS her sister. Mrs. Robert
Loekbys Payne, > bride OF six tmonths,
e. matron Of honor, who wore her
sofa White 9 sssin and carrisd pInk XII
koesft s PAYNE Robert +. Lewss OF
York ssw md a0l Mr Nj cssnss SMITH
ceremony was followed by reception
at the home of the bride. The draw.-
ing-room vas prettily decorated Win
swesi peas and wss lights. sRsdsd. II
Barnett ieft for an extended trip
sops sa; h sS' ee.ut,su,,v
entertained in Birminghafn on Monday
afternoon at tea BY Mrs. Robert II.
sterrett, at her elegant home on south,
srfivs FRIDAY to be the guests OF Mrs
Amos Jones, at her home on Madison
Avenue.
sg a snss.r r4 .Tsninl TGMn T HAAS Aass
was given 4 delightful surprise party
Il his beautifui home. sis Church
o'clock and the evenings entertain
fnent was OF an unusually high order,
the literary and musical program be-
Ing furnished by distinguished artists,
shs ad snhass's Il hisfhonic talent to
great degree Of enthusiasm during her
several appearances upon the club
stages Of Montgomery. was IS attrac-
platform, The selections she render
Mrs. Robert b. Eilenberg was in iine
form sunday evening, the execution :, !, o. !
q briiliance that was most extraordi-
nary.