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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
AT CAVALRY CAMP.

Eufaula July 2e.--(Special. )--Calnp
1ohn am Shorter afforded the citizens
seiishtful recreation and pleasure yes
tsraav evening when hundreds of
vonne people enjoyed a stroll over the
grounds and listened to music by the
Cavalry band
Yesterday afternoon the squadron
had it's usual drill upon the school
grounds and the maneuvers were wit
messed by great throngs OF agntseers.
This afternoon a match game OF ball
mas nuiled of between q picked nine of
vounr men Of the city and nine which
YES selected from the cavalry and to-
rht another military hop was enjoy
ed nv the officers which was rendered
in their honor by the young men Of the
cify
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Oldest College for Women In America
The Largest In the South! Grade sAH
Of Educational Commissioe! The Recoe-
nized Standard Of Excellence Through
out the South!
The College occupies an sminence In
the best residential district OF Macon
the second city in the Union In health
record. Buildings OF brick and atone
with all modern aecessories $50 O0o 90
recently spent IN improvements. Thirty.
nine officers and teachers-Larger than
any other in this section. Fourteen Il,
the Conservatory OF Music. schools 81
Art. Expreseion and Physical Culture
Special attention given the comfort
and happiness of the home life BY thS
President. who lives In the College.
Rates positively lower than those OF arIv
other college OF its high Classification.
Reservations are now being rapidly TAX
en- for the opening on September 10Th
Catalogues or any Information IN detail
Will be furnished ON application to
w. N. AINswORTH. d. D.. Pres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
EUFAULIANs IN FIeHT.
Cas- sawyer In WouAded by l.. II.
Trby.

Cas- sawyer Ia wounded by L. ID.
Irby.
Eufaula, July 2s.-@tspeeiaD---cas
Sawyer of this city is suffering from
several severe cuts about the arms
which were inflicted by l. Il. Irby
with whom he had difficulty yester-
day afternoon.
maker In an effort TO separate her
husband was also cut about the face
to such an extent that several stitches
were required TO heal her wounds.
Both arteries and the muscles OF Mr..
Sawyer's arms were severed ana put
for the thoughtfulness OF b. =. brookss
a neighbor. who tightly bound the
bleeding wounds. his attending ply
stefan said death would have resulted
before he arrived.
The difficulty grew out of some TIL"
vial misunderstanding between the
two men.
while Mr.. Sawyer's wounds are
yielding to treatment, he Is not yet
regasded out of danger
The collapsing of a line Of shelving
In A. J. Clayton's drug store on Broad
Street this morning broke up a num-
Der of bottles and destroyed drugs TO
the extent Of more than $500.
The shelving gave way from Its fast
ening and but for the timely appear
anee Of Mr.. Clayton and those in the
store the loss would have been much
heavier The crash alarmed pedestri-
ans who were passing along the side
walk, who rushed in to ascertain the
trouble
w. r.. Affleck. manager of the South
ern Bell Telephone Office here Is suf-
fering from a broken arm, the result
Of an injury sustained In falling un.:
expectedly upon the hard pavement Of
the sidewalk.
The remains Of an infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Henderson Of Montgomery
was brought here for interment. Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson were former res
idents Of Eufaula.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
CITY FREE FROM
TYPHOID FEVER

Montgomery has been singularly free
from typhoid fever during the sum-
mer, according to the records In the
office of the city sanitary departments.
The records are proof that little Of the
dreaded summer disease has effected
the city, smaller number OF cases
having been reported than for any
season during the past few years.
Analyses OF Montgomery city water
have invariably proven that the drink
Ing entails no danger for Montgom-
erians. and there has never been fears
of TYPHOID from that score. The es-
peeial immunity OF this season. how
ever, IL the result. It Is supposed. of
the great additions to the sewerage
system installed In and about the city
during the past year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
EXPLOIT MONTGOMERY AS
MANUFACTURING CENTER

re exploit Montgomery as a promi-
nent and we'll fitted manufacturing
and commercial center win be the pur-
pose of the manufacturers and mer-
chants exhibits which are planned
for the State Fair this fall. 1t Is the
desire of the fair management to In
terest every commercial man In the
city In the project of displaying his
wares in the big exhibit building
There have always been exhibits OF
this nature, but not in the extent such
az as planned for this years fair. Dr.
plomas will be awarded by judges to
those establishments whose displays
are accorded to be the most complete
The household end Of the fair is pro-
crossing, under the management OF
Mrs. Cross. She has arranged pre-
MUM list which entails special pre-
NUNS beyond the money premiums Of
fered by the Association, Of $1,000.
these premiums are household articles.
secured by Mrs. Cross's solicitation Of
fine merchants of the city, and range
In value from IS to ssb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
nvERGREES PRoTnsTs.
Citizens In Mass Meeting Disapprove
ME-. McCord.

Evergreen. July 26.--tSpecial.) AT a
meeting Of the citizens of Evergreen
held tonight at the court house in this
city and presided over by Rev. J. g..
Frazer, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
whereas. the Governor OF Alabama
has called the Legislature together in
extraordinary session and has recon-
mended In his said call that an act be
passed by that body to amend the
Constitution, and submit the same to a
vote OF the people, as to incorporate
therein clause prohibiting the sale
OF intoxicating liquors. and,
Whereas, one Leon McCord has writ
ten letter TO the different members
of the Mouse and Senate appealing to
them to oppose saeh proposed amend
meht to the Constitution, and.
whereas, a certain telegram ap-
peared in. The Montgomery Advertiser
addressed TO said McCord from Ever.
green, endorsing his opposition to said
constitutional amendments. which tele-
gram was signed. 'Citizens OF Ever
green and,
whereas. II said telegram should
remain unchallenged and uncorrected,
IL would lead the public to bellows that
the citizens OF Evergreen were In SYM
pathy with the said Leon McCord In
his opposition to said constitutional
amendments; therefore be II
Resolved, That we. in mass meeting
assembled DO hereby express cur dis
approval Of the ifnpfesison sought to
be created by said telegram; that we
heartily endorse the proposed consti-
tutional amendment; that we fully
pledge our hearty support to bring
about the success Of the proposed
amendment for prohibition as a part of
our organic law; that copy OF these
resolutions be sent to The Birmingham
News, Mobile Register and Montgomery
Advertiser for publication, and copy
be sent as well to the Representative
from the county and the Senator from
this district,
M. H.. Barganier. correspondent for
The Advertiser, served as Secretary Of
the meeting.
The resolutions were reported by a
committee consisting Of J.. r. Jones.
d. y. Mccreary. ]. n. Northcutt. H. n.
Moorer and w. C. Crumpton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

written in reply to one from a number
of firms of accountants In New YORK.
who made q suggestion to him.
In his letter addressed to Deloitte.
Plender, crifiths and Company, OF wal
Street, the Attorney General says;
an vour last letter you set forth in
somewhat more detail the following
propositions:
".But no system of accounting can
give even approximately the ordinary
and necessary expenses actually paid
within the year out of a corporation
income in the maintenance and opera
ton Of its business and propertiea
Mr.. wickersham says he Is certainly
quite unable to assent to such prop
osition."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

CALL or THE soUrIrLAND.
9he sun sinks to slumber oenino tne
blue mountains;
The shadows creep over the Iea
Like call OF the syrehs above NUT
4 muir Of fountains
Comes the clear summons 70 me.
.Come back 10 the southlandw "rwere
vain to resist.
When Love makes appeal to the
The bold southern sun has her rosy
Cheeks kissed,
And has become Of hsr nature
DIX Part.
why u I Mature 50 fair in this 0''usiful
tiios Is~sstiy the moeKins birds birds
For the nT rose knows the touch of her
The vioiets their fragrance bring.
An! rosebuds Of red. ~ can ne'er vie
= with her lips!
rs Dark lakes, We but mirror her eyes:
From sweet flowers their honex tine
humming bird sips.
= But her lips are the sweeter prixes
when the arrogant sun Commands
darkness 20 ny. -.
Night hides deep In her silken hatr.
The bright star often signs for the
light In her eyes.
For the tenderness mirrored there
- r.. n. p.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
THE DEATH ROLL.

Miss Willie ]. Boykin. aged eighteen
wars. Of 0adsden, Ala. died at q local
inflrmary yesterday morning after an
Illness Of several weeks duration.
Mas Boykin. who is the daughter of
NJ and Mrs, w. ]. Boykin, q well
Known family of Gadsden. was brought
- this city for treatment about six
weeks ago.
short funeral services were held yes
,.rdav afternoon at Leak Undertaking
companys Chapel. at which Rev. J. w.
o'fIara, pastor OF the clayten Street
80 then shipped to Gadsden where
ths interment will be made. The father
and sister Of the deceased accompanied
t1ta body,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

z aunali SAN o. rnonsy. enc = Quantity
o. ciotAfng; and tAs otllsr invOisfng =
horse, taken from the stAbles Of 3. O.
Browder AZ en- Highland avenue. on
saturday night
NO clue, IL present. has been es-
tabiished ~ to the identify OF either
Of the two burglars.
The Cor fesfdencs was entered yes
terday morning ct shout II O'clock.
while the inmatee were absent. The
stable on Highiand avenue was entered
somewhat after midnight Of Saturday
night and the horse lignt buggy and
harness was stofsns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

/ Almighty God. who hast given
Thine only Son to be unto US (
both . sacrfsce for SIN. ana also .
an example Of cody life; give us ,
grace that We may always most I
thankfully receive that Eis in ,
estimable benefit, and also daily .
endeavor ourselves to follow the
J blessed steps OF His most holy /.
life; through the same Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Work While
You Sleep

Millions of people have CAS-
CARETS do Health work for
them. II you have never tried
this 6reos health maker--Get I0c
box-and you win never use any
other bssOoi medicine. Oh.
cAscAMMTa soe q boz Gee Q Week's
treatment, all druggists, Biggest seller
a The Wcgia. Nillien beKesB mossA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
MOsELEY-HoDNETT.
weaainw Of Couple Promtnent In Fra
ternal OrdeRH.

ternal Ordefs.
Equality. July 2s,-(spectai. ~. M.
Moseley. and Miss Ora Hodnett were
married yesterday AZ 4 o'clock by
Rev. D.. s. Martin.
The marriage took place at Mrs.
Georgia wiilbank's home. q sister of
the BRIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Low gave them
q fine supper.
Mr.. Moseley has been Master OF
the Masonic Lodge and held the high
EST efaces In the Odd Fellows ledge.
He is at present employed by the State
ht Bell Ellen Mines.
The bride holds the highest ON &c
In the order of the Eastern Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
TWO BOLD BURGLARIES
HAVE BEEN REPORTED

Two bold bufgiaries have been re-
ported to the local police, one OF
which, committed Ia broad day light
yesterday morning, involved the loss
from the residence of Mrs Camille COX,
on 10 King street, OF gold watch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
OPINION OF wIcKERsHAM.
,vr,se. wall street Firm on Corpora.
ton Tag.

washington, July 26-Attorney Gen.
arai wtclkersham says IL Is too late to
attempt to recast the corporation tax
amendment" on the basis OF a propo-
sition. the bare statement of which
would be received with very great In
crsdt,lity by most minds"
" He so expressed himself In letter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Ferrol, Spain, July 2s.-King Alfonso
arrived here today and ofaciated at the
laying of the keel Of the nrst battle
aI,fn OF the new Spanish navy. His
;maieSty was warmly greeted by the
speopie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Mrs. pattie n. Tyson will leave Mont
Romery this morning for Livingston
to attend the funeral OF her aunt. MRS.
NJ. r. whitehead. who died Sunday at
El Paso Texas. and whose body was
brought to Alabama for burial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
DAILY CALrSDAR.

a. number OF young men VIII
entertaiy at dance this evening
e PicHNt SPRING. In honor OF
MISS Efia Waldnef Of Cincinnati.
and Miss Maud Schustsr OF Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
WOMEN ana SOCIETYI
Itsyvss If lhfsrsss
to Montgomery
and toflks Stats

"A osionsar Dame" Mrs. n. N.
crosFeIl. ~. Of Montsomsry was one
Of the chspercns.
Mrs. W.. A. Hassafd Of snrion 10
the guest Of Mrs. J. A. Perdue.
n $50 t+ r.
Mrs. g. r.. Brown Is visiting rsia-
tives in NASHVILLE. Tenn.
Mr.. ana MRS. 6. W. sutonn and
little daughter, Gladys, will return to-
day to their home In Troy.
Master Lester and Miss Louise Per-
due have returned from q visit to
Fort Deposit.
Major and Mrs. benjamin. r. Noodle
have returned from Eufaula. where
Major Noble attended encampment. At
the squadron ball. which was given
in that city on Saturday evening. the
grand mafch was led BY Major and
Mrs. Noble. who wore a light blue
lingerie made Mary Jane style. While
In Eufaula, Mrs. Noble was the guest
Of Major and Mrs. Mcdowell.
Miss Collie Clark of ocaia, Fla. 10
the guest Of her cousin. Miss Mary
Wright Clarke on Adams Avenue
r r 49, -
Miss Belle. Anderson Of Montgomery
who has been spending the past month
with friends at the Seashore Camp
Ground. Biloxi. ana 0ulfport, returned
to her home today.
Mrss Julia Hartwell, who has been
spending several weeks in Biloxi and
New Orleans has returned home.
~" 80 r
Miss Jessie williamson has gone to
Benton to spend ten days With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. William
son.
Miss ora Avenger 81 Fort Deposit
IA the guest of Miss Lucfde Perdue at
her home on McDonough street.
Miss Lillian Emerson has returned
from a VISIT to Miss stella Chapman
in Geneva and also from other points
IN Alabama
Miss Mirnye Light a popular young
lady Of Birmingham. Is the guest Of
Miss Rae Monsky at her home on
Washington avenue. During her stay
here, Miss Light has feceived much
social attention.
!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
THE GRUMBLE HOOK

A girl who has lately taken the
housekeeping duties on her own shoui-
ders recently started a grumble book
Her people have been In the han,t y
rrufnbiinr at meal times when matters
are wrong This the young mousse
keeper found hard to put up with. SO
she started "grumb1e book. !,
The book lies at the corner OF the
sideboard and after meal times any
member of the family may write his
or her complaint in It In full. and 81
the same time suggest fniproyements.
on page used e. breaE ia ta,inS
hard, and ..fabby toast,' signed by the
initials Of the grumbier. Each grumbie
must be initiated and It is quite per-
missible now and then to vary mat
ters by inserting q word of praise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Rssolssisss Pssssa Psevfding for Street
. Pavlng.
Selma. July 26.--(Speciak.1~-Th
meeting Of the City Council tonight was
Q busy one and batch Of revolutions
was passed prevailing for the payment
Of the paving on Broad street with
Hens upon the properly on the part
Of the street which has been paveo.
An ordinance was passed providing
for the issuance OF bonds by the city
to the amount Of SfL500 with which
to pay the cities part Of this street i'm
pfovsnent.
A resolution was passed authorizing
$1,000 for the completion Of the sewer
across the Northern part OF the city.
Bids were open and contract Tor
screening the city market was award
cd to D local concern.
A resolution was ADOPTED whereby
the city. will pay half OF the hrst
years assessment for paving In front
OF the Young Mems Christian- Associa-
ton on Broad streets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

coiorsd stitching is seen on white
gioves>
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

I'm HONOR OF MISSES
" wALDNnR AND scHUsfBIs.
Miss Ella waidner OF Cincinnati and
MISS Maud schuster Of Selma were the
honor guests at an automobile party
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Miss Lillian Emerson has returned
from a VISIT to MISS stella Chapman
IN Geneva and also from other points
In Alabama:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Miss Ora Avengef Of Fort Deposit
IL the guest Of Miss Lucfde Perdue ut
her home on McDonough street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

DANCE WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Mr. Herbert Young ana Mr.. John
tsh4Isofn, will entertain their friends
al a dance at Oak Park on "Wednesday
evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Miss Minnye Light popular young
lady Of Birmingham. Is the guest Of
Miss Rae Monsky at her home on
Washington avenue. During her stay
here, Miss Light has received much
social attention. 49,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Miss Jessie Williamson has gone to
Benton to spend ten days With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M. William
SON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

ON Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock
q oiiiet marriage which took place ~
! the residence of Rev. w. ]. Eihott
on south Court street, was that OF
Miss SaiIie Mae shepherd and MI.
Irvine George Gorrie. Only the mem
hers of the families OF the young couple
and near relatives were present MISS
ressie Common attended the orioe ss
maid OF honor, and Mr.. Clarence Oorfie
was the erooms best man. Rev. w. j.
Elliott oficiated. -.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr. :
and Mrs. Gorrie left for short visit
10 Savannah, Ga. On their return
they will be at home with the grooms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Gorrie'
on Madison Avenue. - -.
Both of the contracting parties are
highly esteemed young peopae OF .hs
city and have the best wishes OF
host of friends.
I'm HONOR OF VISITING GIRLS.
' Miss Fila waIdhef OF Cincinnati ana
Miss Maud Schuster of Selma. the at
tractive guests OF MISS Phfllipa Marks.
are being delightfully."- entertained DUR
ing their visit here. On Sunday morn
Ing they were guests of honor ~ =
1 country breakfast. The party wens
out In buggies to the Porter Place on
the jackson eFrry Road, whefe de-
iicioub breakfast was served.
The guests we're: Misses Ellis Wald-
ner Maud schuster. Phiilipa Marks.
Teresa I,obnnan. Lucille Neuman, ear
RE Behr, Edith Meyer.
sfssSrs. ERNEST Mayer Paul Kiota.
Lester Jacob. Jake Wolf, Joe
Strauss. Black Of New YORK.
y = . -..rt .- +.
DANCE WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Mfr. Herbert Young and Mr. John
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-09
DENHAM-6ISHoP.
Marriage Of Two weIlknown People
in oeaIa Sunday Afternoon.

Marriage Of Two well-known People
In oeaIa Sunday Afternoon.
An incident OF more than passing
interest to the many friends In Gaines.
Vile and throughout the State OF the
contracting parties. was the marriage
at Ocala Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock of Mr.. William L. Denham OF
this city and Mrs. Nettie Barco Bishon
Of Ocala. Rev. X. II. Barnett. pastor
OF the Methodist church of the Brick
City performing the ceremony.
The wedding. which was performed
at the home OF the bride. recently COM
pleted. on Ocklawaha avenue. was a
quiet affair. only a few OF the most
intimate friends OF the bride and
groom being present. There were no
invitations, only announcement cards
being mailed after the ceremony.
The bride wore a pretty and stylish
suit OF tan, with hat and gloves 20
match.
The groom is well and favorably
known in this city. where he was
practically reared. For many years
he has been connected with The Sun
In It's various departments, being at
present city editor of this paper. He
is regarded very highly not only by
his associates in this office, but by the
general public.
The bride is also known by many
here. She r. a daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Mic Barco OF Crystal River. and
a niece OF Hon. J. NJ. BarcO. for sew.
eral years register OF the United
States land Office in this city under
the Cleveland administration. In
Ocala she L. among the social favor
ties. and is admired for her clever
entertaining disposition.
MIR. and Mrs. Denham left on the
afternoon train over the Seaboard
for poi:ts in West Florida and Geor-
gia. and expect TO be absent about
two weeks. after which they will be
at home TO their friends in East
Gainesville.
To Mr. and Mrs. Denham friends
extend congratulations, with best
wishes for their future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-09
Juvenile Baseball.
From Tuesdays Daily Sun:

From Tuesdays Daily Sun:
An interesting game OF baseball
was pulled of on the local diamond
Monday afternoon, the contesting
teams being the Oak Halls, Jr.. and
Scouts.
The game was Witnessed by quite
number and proved quite exciting
Il required twelve innings to settle
the matter of championship. at the
end Of which the Oak Hall, Jrs. were
victorious by score OF : TO 3.
These teams will play again We'd
nesday afternoon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-09
DELINQUENT PROP
ERTY IS in A MIDDLE
SHERIFF RAMSEY REFUSED TO
EXECUTE SALE MONDAY.
State Attorney Rivers Reid Deal
Legal. But Sheriff Differs With
Him on Point.

The modern version OF what might
be- termed a Comedy of Errors" ex.
listed at the court house Monday. when
certain property was TO have been
sold TO satisfy a couple of executions
against VI. y. Davis, formerly a merch-
ant OF Hague, who was adjudged a
bankrupt some time ago. The ques.
ton arose between sheriff Ramsey
and Prosecuting Attorney Rivers of
the legality of this sale. as a home.
stead exemption which bore n tinge
Of illegality was hanging over the
transaction.
Several months ago Mr.. Davis made
an assignment and the stock OF goods,
consisting of general merchandise.
was sold 10 a party I'm this city. This
transaction was all right as far as
Il went. but the amount realized from
the transaction did not begin to equal
the indebtedness Of the bankrupt.
hence certain real property was ad.
Nertised TO be sold on the regular rule
aay in order to satisfy other Judgment
against the defendant.
But the trouble came at a later
date. which created the diversity Of
opinion in law between the prose-
cutting attorney and the sheriff. Mr.
Davis. who is a married man. sued
out the writ OF homestead exemption,
which entitled him to the possession
Of property to the value of $1,000.
rhe description, however, showed
! that the property embraced In the
homestead exemption comprised three
separate and distinct parcels. being
one parcel containing the store build
ing. another containing MIR. Davis
residence. both situated at Hague. and
still another parcel near Gracy's mill.
Sheriff Ramsey contends that under
the law governing the case he had
no right TO sell the property, while
Attorney Rivers differed with him.
The result was that the property was
not sold. as the sheriff refused to
put II on the block, and the States
attorney failed to take the legal steps
to compel him to do so.
Thus the matter stands. and the
outcome will be watched with consid.
cradle interest.
The law. as looked upon from some
sides. provides that property involved
and included In homestead exemp-
lion must be embraced In one parcel.
OF tract.