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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29
FIGHTISCONTINUED
Chamberlin, Harrington & Kindt
Ask Damages for Cancella-
tion of "Parsifal.
FROM BURTlS TO GRAND
kiaw * Erlanger Waging War on
Shuberts in This rerritOry-TwO
Good Bills Not to Come.

The war between the two big the
atrical combinations, Klaw & Erlang-
er and S. S. Shubert. has resulted in
the bringing of further suits by
Chamberlain. Harrington & Kindt,
lessees of play houses in the tri-
cities and elsewhere. to collect dam
ages for failure of those companies
booking under the direction of klaw
& Erlanger to fulfill their contracts.
Yesterday afternoon, in the district
court at Davenport, three actions
were instituted against the Martin
Emery company. producers of Par
sifal'
1t is charged by Chamberlin, Har-
rington & Kindt that the Martin EN-
cry company on Feb. "a entered into
a contract to play "ParsifalS in Dav-
export. Muscatine, Burlington. Quin-
cy, ottawa. Galesburg and Aurora.
On Aug "a the plaintiffs were mott
fed that the play would not appear
in the houses enumerated, the can
collation. following the reopening OF
the breach between the two big the
atrical forces. Chamberlin, HarrinS-
ton & Kindt asks damages of 500.
The Martin Emery company also con-
trolls "The Red Mill" the production
which was given last evening at the
Grand. in Davenport. 'Parsifal Will
be played at the Grand later in the
season. Klaw e Erlanger are book
ing their attractions at the Grand, in
Davenport, and at the Barrymore.
in Moline The Barrymore was OPP
ened for the season under the new
regime last evening, with Richard
Garlic, in "Nary's Lamb
Local House Affected.
Klaw & Erlanger are following
close on the trail of all attractions
that have contracts TO play the
Chamberlin, Harrington & kindt
houses. and during the present week
succeeded in securing the cancella-
tion of Dockstader's minstrels and
Jefferson De Angels, in The Beauty
Spot" two OF the best shows that
were booked for October at the Hi
nois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29

said, Throw them overheard" Yes,
said Daddy. I'VE can get a new outfit
at Sterling if We ever get there" Buck
Clipped in and said, Who cares for
Expenses? Uncle Sam is rich
Well. during the afternoon. when
they were not bailing out water, they
were playing cinch or As" Towards
evening the boys had dry lunch
nothing but canal water to wash it
down with. They were out i'll the feed
er, night coming on. and they We're
fearful lest they get lost in the VIM
ing stream and swift current. The
electric current was thrown in gear,
and the 10.O0C-candle power search
light lit up the waste of waters and
the surrounding country.
When about eight miles from Rock
Falls. all at once. without warning,
they were in total darkness. The
launch came to Standstill. The en-
eineer was consulted He informed
the captain and that portion of the
crew who had not retired that the oil
tank leaked, and more fuel must be
had. The captain and Daddy volun-
teered and said if it was possible TO
wade across they would find oil if
they had 10 walk TO Sterling. But after
Laundering around for time they fl
nally struck land. They went some
distance and happened to find a whole
souled farmer. who gave them enough
oil to bring them to their journeys
end. 1t is safe to bet that If that
farmer should ever come this way. the
bunch would give him cigar.
They finally arrived at Sterling.
stayed over night. and enjoyed the
of the good people there.
On the oath, at $50 a. m. they start
ed on the return trip, arriving at Camp
at 7:40 p. m. On the return
hey all had a good time, all going 10
heir respective homes well satisfied.
they passed through seven locks.
There were so overhead bridges on
he route.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29

Coal Valley, Sept. 29--Sept. 2S Hart
ry1Long. captain, and GeorgesW. Buck,
Eenry Hitler, Joseph Scott. d. Gregg.
ii, Nitz and Fred Gregg boarded the
launch Laura L. They left Camp Com
fort on the Hitler farm on Rock river
at 7:40 a. m, bound for Sterling via
the Illinois and Mississippi canal. Ar
irving there at 9:15 p. m. the gentle
men had fine time. 1t comes first
handed from the commodore of the
fleet. After setting out. they had gone
but a short distance from the dock
before they were hard and fast on a
reef-one of the many which gave
Rock river its name The captain eX-
amined his chart, but could find no
reef at that point. There was a com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29

the strength and the weakness of hui
man kind The home-like surround
ings. the great heart interest and
forceful situations. combine in a vel!
rounded story faithfully depicted by
a strong company Of talented people
The star. William Macauley. is be-
coming more firmly intrenched each
season in the affections of our theater-
goers. and in the character of Roy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29
Notice.

American Express company has
moved from 1905 Second avenue 10
1912 Second avenue. and are now open
for business in their new location.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29

Carroll. the husband. he eXcels. The
little Homestead" comes TO the Ill
nois next Sunday. matinee and even
ing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29
AMUSEMEN
ILLINOIS THEATER BOOKINGS.

ILLINOIS THEATER BOOKINGS.
Oct. :s-'.Ifttle Homestead" matinee.
Oct. O-"The French FOIlies,, bur-
iesque.
Oct. S-"Tbe Beauty Spot"
Oct. IO-"The College boy" matinee.
Oct. II-"The PaGOda."
Oct. I:-WiIIiam owen In as You
Like IT,
Oct. 14-GeOrGe Sidney.
Oct. I9-.'Three Weeks"
Oct. CIV. &. Patton in ''The block
head" matinee.
Oct. 2J-"Madame Butterfly"
Oct. 26-"Faust."
Oct. 30-"Thc Blue Mouse" matinee.
Oct. 31-"In Wyoming" matinee.
William Macauley Here Sunday
Critics have pronounced The Little
Homestead one of the cleverest OF
modern dramas; not that it has de-
parted into the realms of fancy. but
on the contrary. because il hews its
line close to everyday life. AS the
title implies. it is a home play with
the little New England homestead as
the central object and with its char
acters portraying the good. the bad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
FINE TRUCK FARMING
IN SUMTER COUNTY

Livingston, April 27.-tspseiai. -
Sumter county 10 developing 20 be one
OF the great leaders in the state In
truck WORK.
Livingston. the county site. 10 right
along in the front row with York and
Cuba, however. Cuba ~ the center. II
II thought that the county will esti-
mate when the season IL over 3i7b.oos
az the crop Of vegetables and fruit are
good and the price considered goo0.
At Cuba. the center OF the trucking.
100000 win be realized by the plant
ers OF cabbage. beans. peas potatoes
and STRAWBERRIES. The strawberry
crop IL better this year than II mas
been for years. IN fact the peopie have
worked toward this end and put more
time on IL. During the wet season at
the beginning Of spring the planters
thought that their work preceding his
time had been thrown away, but where
some parts OF the land was oonstantiv
wet other parts we're In the right cen
dition.
liberia peaches have taken some
part In the trucking OF this year. AZ
York and Livingston especially. It IL
reported that 400 crates will be here
for the shipment OF peaches and they
will go to all the northern points. The
shipping OF peas here is unusual for
the town, thus shows that York and
Cuba win have another town by their
sides from now on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
ALABAMA BAPTISTS WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION

Meeting In the once Of the State
Board of Missions. the directors of
the board last night appointed a por-
tion OF the delegation. forty or more,
which IL 10 represent Alabama at the
Southern Baptist Convention. and at
the Baptist Educational Convention.
which are to be held ct Louisville, KY,
on May Is 10 May IS. Alabama IL en-
titled to 1ss delegates. and II Is prob
able that many more viii be named be-
fore the date Of the conventions.
The directors OF the board. who met
last night, are Justice N. D. benson,
OF the Supreme Court. president: Dr.
w. B. Crumpton. secretary; w. A. Toll
liver, opelikR: A s. Smith. Alexander
city; H. J. Willingham and Rev. J. W.
O'HarA. Montgomery.
It 10 probable. according TO DR..
Crumpton. that 500 people will attend
the convention from Alabama, and that
a special train Will take the delega-
ton to Louisville. The special with
run as second section of the north
bound Louisville and Nashville train
to leave Mobile at 1870 o'clock on We'd
nesday morning. May ~, leaving Mont
Romery at e:4S o'clock, the same after
noon. A special stop has been sched-
uled at Glasgow, Kentucky. that the
may visit, II DESTROYS, the
Cave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
INSPECTION OF STATE
MILITIA NEARS CLOSE

with the Inspection Of the militia
at Taliassee and Tuskegee on WedneS-
day. and of the newly organized COM
pany at Lafayette on Thursday, there
will have been completed the inspee-
tion nv the officers Of the Federal
army Of the Alabama National Guard.
Major ]. A. Nancy. of the 14th In
fantrv. with Major D. w. McIver. will
leave Montgomery today on the hnal
inspection tour.
The results OF the inspection will
not be revealed until the publication OF
the annual report OF the War Depart
ment at washington.
Adjutant General Bibb Graves VIII
leave Thursday for Mobile. to be pres
ent at the encampment OF the Coast
Artillery at Daphne, which begins FRI
day. ! Aalg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
CONGRESS
summary of senate.

washington, April 27.--As the last
half of his two-day speech, Senator
Bailey devoted nearly three hours In
the senate today to discussion OF the
legal aspects Of his income tax amend
ment TO the tariff bill. citing numerous
cases and authorities to maintain the
view that such q law would be con-
stitutional He was interrupted fire.
ouently by Senator's who At times Of
fered objections to his position or sug-
gested authorities to sustain him. The
galleries were crowded.
Mr.. Scott spoke upon the tariff with
especial reference to It's effect upon the
south ana especially upon his own
State of West Virginia. Mr. Gore. OF
Oklahoma, spoke In denunciation of
the protective tariff.
At AIS the Senate adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
NO UNsANTTATIoN IN
CITY HALL MEAT MARKETS

Last Thursday Treasurer TAFT and
License Inspector cowan were tortured
by an odor which they thought had
come from the meat markets just be-
low them and as a result sought some
relief. 1t appears from the following
communication from D. w. Crosland.
the sanitary inspector that the ob1ec-
tionable odor did not arise from the
meat markets:
MONTGOMERY. Ala. April 26, 1909.
''Messrs, Meehan and Morris and Mont
Gomerv Provision Company.
City.
Gentlemen
Replying to your request, beg 10
advise you that, on Friday afternoon.
April 20, 1909, I made a careful per-
sonal inspection OF your meat markets.
under the City Building. without pre-
viousiy giving notice to either OF you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

daughter of Mrs, ]. J. Flowers. Jr.. is
slightly improved from her recent i'll.
ness.
Miss 1rine Urauhart. of Plant City.
Fla. 10 visiting her cousins. Misses
Carrie and Ethel Waller. s27 Mildred
Street.
Mrs Georgia Mccurdy. OF Lowndes-
boro. is the guest of Mrs. W. H.
Thomas.
Mr.. w. n. Flowers of Dothan. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Flow
ers.
Miss Nealie Routon. OF Luverne. Ala,
IL the guest of Miss Florence Atkinson
on Wilson Street.
Miss Kate Smith and Mrs.. Carrie
Buiiard. Of opelika, are the guests
Of Mrs. J. :. Flowers.
=
Miss Annie Tate Grimm and Miss
Lula Edwards. OF opeIika. are the
guests of Mrs. Saul.
Miss Mary Cecil Reese, of Lowndes-
boro. is the guest Of Miss Georgia
Thomas.
Miss Lenna Easily. of Birmingham. is
visiting Miss Louise Sharp. 4ie Monroe
street.
Mrs. Pope Seals. of Birmingham. Is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. w. T.
Chandler on Court street.
r p
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Boriand have
as their guest Miss Frances Smith. OF
Samson.
Miss Lucille Perdue visited friends
In centrevilis on sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Williams. OF clayton. Is
spending few days with her daugh-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
FIXES THE BLAME
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT AT PENsA-
COLA Is INVESTIGATOR.
Motorman McCurdy and Asststsnt SUI
perxntendent Of Transpertation HAN
Ion. OF Pensacola Electrtc Cem-
pany Are Arrested.

PENSACOLA, Fla, April a7.-(speeiaL,
Al 8 o'clock tonight the coroner's tu-
ry investi eating the death Of Mrs. "
r. Gonzalez yesterday concluded its
work and fixed the blame uIs n motor
man McCurdy. In charge Of the electric
car and +. J. Hanion. assistant super.
intepdsnt OF transportation OF the COM
pany.
They are charged with mansiaught-
err. Warrants we're Immediately issued
and the men have been arrested. Bond
was fixed at three thousand dollars
each and this will be furnished by the
Pensacola Electric Company. Negleci
In alleged upon the part Of the two
men In that no person was desiEnated
rs fagman Of the train although a
box car was being pushed In front and
the motorman could not see in front o.
him. E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
LEGLESS MAN MAKES
LIVING SELLING PENCILS

Crippled from birth. the victim OF
scrofuia, H. B. Rouse, . young man
twenty-seven years of age. is In Mont
gomery for a few days selling pencils
on the streets. He is deprived of both
legs. the limbs being amputated at the
hips.
and has been in many Of the cities OF
the South. in the effort to gain q sub
sistence. He has never begged but
ska for money only In return for HIS
wares. He has been granted q permits
sion by Mayor league to sell pencils
on the streets OF Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

ana found these marksts In perfect
~ sanitary and hsaithfui condition.
with reference 20 waste meats be-
Ing orsmated In the city building. beg
furnishes o cart for the exclusive pur-
pose OF removing from any MARKET ell
the waste meats twice sach day. 70
the slaughter house. whore . rscspticai
10 kept for the disposition Of same.
"As to whether or not any CITY OF
fetal could have been made ~ from the
affluvia coming from refuse meats
In the stores DO not see hsw this
could be true. ~ there was certainly
no refuse or decaying meats 70 be
found In the places mentioned.
~Yours truly
-. w. Crosiand,
SANITARY Department"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

New Orleans. La. April 77.-Fire
early tonight which threatened for u
time to extend throughout an entire
block in the center OF the wholesale
district and which brought out the
whole fire department OF the city. was
confined to the building at 527 rehou-
pltoulas street. occupied by the I'm.
porters Coffee Company. The loss is
about $4,000, covered by Insurance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
Items Of inesssst
to Montgomery
and to the Stats
| ter. Mrs. ". N. w,lssrson. on church

ter. Mrs. W. NJ wi,ksrson. on Church
street.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Hail. Of Ev-
ergreen, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
d. p. Crum, In Oak Park, during the
term OF the Sunday School convention.
Rev. Mr.. rrsmmeIi. Of Troy. 10 the
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. w. H. Hubbard.
r
Miss Rosaiee Edwards, Of Linsviiie,
10 visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. A. Perdue.
on McDonougfi street
Mrs. Will r. Sheehsn returned last
Aight from Montevailo whore she he's
been visiting relatives. She was ae-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. J. G..
Parham. Of Gainesville. who win spend
several days with her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
Chuyeh a. The Holy Cemeteries.

Church Of The Holy Cemforter.
At the annual meeting Of the Church
of the Holy Comforter. the following
were elected a. yestrymen:
Messrs. @, II. Beale, walter b. Clark,
]. w. Dimmick, Hartweii Douglass. T
Gardner Foster, Joseph B. Jones, Al
bert G. Sexton. DR. Forney c. Steven
son. Asa Il. Stratton. Hugh c. Warren
Charles G. Younss,
Upon organization the yestry chose
as officers:
Messrs. T. Gardner Foster. Hugh @.
warren. wardens: Joseph B. Jones'
treasurer; Albert G. Sexton, secretary .
pelesates to the Diocesan Council In
Birmingham. May 8:
Messrs. c. III. Beale. Hartwell Doug
lass, Albert c. Sexton. Asa Z. stratton
Hugh @. Warren.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
r, :. CahaIin,

At . o'clock this morning. the fu-
neral services over the body o. T. ].
Cahaiin, the Montgomerian who died
In Denver last week. win be held. At
st. Peters Catholic church. the inter-
ment TO be made In lakewood Cemetery.
Father Dennis Savage will ofiiciate.
The following pail bearers have been
named: J. p Linnhan. Hugh Msehan,
Pat Mulcahy. George n. Smart. D. J.
McDade. and w. X. Graden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

Birmingham. April z7.--1specsaL,--
A large delegation Of Sunday School
workers left here this morning ovsr
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
for Montgomery TO attend the annual
convention Of the Alabama Sunday
School Association. Birmingham will
extend an Invitation FOR the eonvsn.
tion hefe next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
CHARGED WITH BMBnzxLHMnxr.

w. N. Gibbs, Of Memphis, IL Arrested
In Bfrmingham.
Birmingham. April 37.--SspecfaLl--
w. M. Gibbs was arrested here todas
on warrants sent from, Memphis. Tenn
charging advertisement.
He was first arrested In Shelby coun-
ty and brought here. The warrants
aliege an emb excitement of $50 which
he had coiiectes for the West Hill Fro.
duce Company OF Memphis, while In
their employ. Gibbs has relatives
here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

Huntsville. April s7.--(speciai. l--on
account Of the scarcity OF flowers ana
weather. the local chapter
of Daughters Of the Confederaoy, post.
poned decoration day exercises until
June 4. JEFFERSON Daviss birthday.
There will be an abundance Of flowers
at that time and II will be an easy
matter TO fnd enough to decorate the
hundred or more graves OF veterans
who lie In Maple Hill Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

federate veteran. died this morning at
his home after q lengthy illnsss. ffe
10 survived by his widow, three chill
dren. Mrs. Manuel Toier. Coal Crssk,
Charles r. Patton. Ensley, Mrs c. T.
Murrah. Bessemey. Mr. Patton was
born IN Tennessee. The funeral vii,
be held wedne sday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
THE DEATH ROLL


AFtHWF MvFtuM HENK0ANhHMs
Arthur Morton McKeithen. the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McKeithen.
died yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock
at the residences OF it's parents. at SO
Virginia aveniie.
The funeral services will be held this
at . o'clock from the rest
dence, and the remains viii be shipped
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
manuel no work roanr.

Birmingham, April 2T.--(speeiaL)--
Moxie Manuel, the baseball pitcher who
was purchased from the Chicago AM
orleans, will be put TO work Wednesday
IN the frat game with Atlanta. The
grounds wore too wet for q game this
afternoon. rain falling almost al
morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

"wednesday. April -.
} Miss Jessie Mai Brown will be 4
} given In marriage to Mr.. Ben
} jan,in r. Armstead at $40 o'clock
In the evening at the home of the
} brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 4
r. Brown, ia s. Decatur street. 4
r r
The No Name Club will meet 4
} with Mrs. Harvey Jones, at her 4
} home, s44 South Lawrence street, 4
at 10:45 o'clock. 4
) Miss Lula Mcqueen will enter I
B tain the Queen OF Clubs at 1880 4
} o'clock in honor OF Mrs. Walter 4
Pitts Cook. OF Selma.
The Wednesday Card Club will I
\ be with Mrs. A. Joshua Jones at 4
B Cloverdals at 4:se o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

.P..iS,.. 8.


} PSALM 8.
) o Lord our Lord. how excellent 4
D 10 Thy name in all the earth!
who hast set Thy glory above the
} heavens.
When I consider THY heavens.
y the work OF Thy fingers, the moon
and the stars, which Thou hast
y ordaineds
= mindful Of him? and the son OF
man, that Thou visitest him7
= r
) 70 Lord, our Lord. how excellent
} L. Thy name In all the earth!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

New Irish Potatoes and snap Beans,
!. sueciaI for today at Zoe. the ct, and an
abundance of fresh strawberrfes.
Court square Market, Phone 2S7A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
TO INVESTIGATE LYscHfsa.
c.roper Brasher Summons witnesses
~. A.w.~~ Today.

Coroner Brasher Summons
70 Appear To-day.
birmingham. April 27.--tspeciaLl-.
Coroner Brasher will begin the invesu
rstion into the iynching OF the negro
John Thomas near Bessemer night be-
fore last, wednesday morning.
The witnesses have been summoned
10 be at the undertaking rooms nt
Kennedy Brothers in Bessemer at $3.50
o'clock wednesday morning. The cor.
oner expects to get some idea Is 70
who was in the posse who TOOK tns
negro from the officer. and then shof
hin, to death Reports from the vicin-
tty OF Parkwood and Eivira- In the
lower part of the county. are to the
erect that very little Is known as to
who was in the posse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
WOMEN an0 SOCIETY
Msri. bankhssd Owen socisty Editor, Phone No 1884
ouArRr a SEPT CzIAI,4rn

ouATHE SEr CMA-..ssx vrssw An
IN. ooatre A. sept chapter Of the
c,arf'e High school Alumnas met yes
terday afternoon with Miss Mary
KnowissL at her home on Perry street
The rneetinr partook both " SOCIAL
and business character. TWENTY-FIVE
attractivs alumnee being present Miss
Knowles 2 president ~ ths ssscston
81 chapter ouatre A. sept ofhcers yes
terday resulted in the selection Of Miss
Mary Mcqueen a. chairman, and Miss
loretta Taylor. treasurer and ssers-
tary.
dates OF monthly meetings. and pro-
gram OF study was arranged. the sub
ject for the years work being South
ern writers.
~ AN EXPLANATION.
IN view Of the fact that mfsunder-
standings often occur Is to the exact
nature Of the several varieties OF teas
ana receptions given In this city.
whsther purely social or having phil
anthropic ob3ectG the explanation IL
mads now that II tea or reception
IL chrouicled In the social calender the
: AFFAIR u purely social. No affairs car
rying admission fees. free will OFFER
Ing or the sale OF tickets fnds a
OF the performance. This explanation
IL made for the convenience OF all. and
II due to existing conditions of mis-
understanding In regard to receptions
TO be held during the week.
RErCH-PADEN.
Mr. and Mrs. David Reich, Of Cads-
den. announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Stella. to Mr.. John sanford
Padsn, the wedding to take place IN
June. Il
Mrs. Alexander CARRIER and two sons
left Montgomery early. Tuesday en-
be the guests Of Mrs. william A. Por-
ter ana other relatives.
From Birmingham Mrs. CARRIER and
her children will visit Mrs. ". r. Gar
Der, the aged mother OF Attorney Gen.
erai Alex II. CARRIER. at her country
home near Livingston.
Misses Kashiesn Mallory. Of Selma.
ana Claudia Hearin. Of jackson. ara the
Eueste Of Miss Margaret Booth al her
home on sayrs street.
Misses Julia Floyd ana Susie Peach
Of CLAYTON. are the guests Of Miss MINI
ME Watt Pierce on Mildred street
.-s SAas %kAG AS%ASs 80 WinSn88tET are
the guests Of Mrs. p. c. Massfe, es9
South Court Street. -. .-ts4f
Mrs. Massie. with her children, win.
within the next fortnight. leave Mont.
Gomery for AN indefinite length OF
time. The winchesters have taken the
Massie home.
Hon. and Mrs. Roswell H. Cobb. of
Birmingham. are at the Exchange Ho-
tel.
+ = ss5s51 t
Mrs. L. H. Conrad. OF Dsmopoiis. In
the guest Of Mrs. O. w. Ellis.
Miss Mary spann has returned from
Sycamore.
Miss Lucy phillips. OF ruskekee, is
the guest OF Mrs. Henry Trawick, on
Scott Street.
Mrs. Harold Ball. OF Selma, lie Wis
iting Miss Alma Gassenhsirner.
Mrs. W. c. Weaver. of Century, Fla.
is the guest Of MIRA. C. McPherson on
Wilson Street.
sif Mrs. gred Patterson, Of sirrningham.
Is he guest Of Mrs. +. I. sharp.
Little Miss katherine Flowers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

DON'T MISS THE BABY OPERA
At The Grand, Friday night Seats
on sale Mt Grand Box Once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

New Irish Potatoes and Snap Beams,
/. a.eefal for today at 10c. the qt., and an
a bundance of fresh Strawberries.
court square Market, Phone 2s54.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
sProrALs roDAY

SPECIALS TODAY.
Pompano, spanish HlacI<erel, Fresh
water Trsut, Red snapper. Perch ana
BRenm.
MEEMAN q MORRIS.
h Phones TOO and 16zo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

Hon. Walter D. Seed. state Treas
urer. has been invited to deliver the
memorial address at Roanoke on May
l. On April 80 he will address the
people of Edwardsville upon the oc-
casion Of q gala day Of Edwardsyills.