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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-24
NEWS of EUFAULA.
Message Announces Death of Georgia
Planter.

Message Announces Death of Georgia
Planter.
Eufaula, Dec. 23.-(Special. News
of the death OF Mr.. John House. a plan
ter of Stewart county. Ga. has been
received here. Mr.. Houses operations
In business circles here has made MIN
conspicuous figure among the busi-
ness men. He was about fifty years
old and is survived by a wife and sew
eral children.
{ Yesterday afternoon at the home of
the bride in this city, Mr.. w. z. Red
smon and Mrs. Lillit Cantrell were mar
ried in the presence OF relatives and in
Innate friends. Rev. J. A. French pro-
nounced the ceremony and a six o'clock
dinner was served.
Miss Orsie Blair has extended invita-
lions to an "at home" on Tuesday eve
ming. honoring Miss Marcia Scarborough,
of Thompson. who is spending the
holidays here.
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IoIn Nv. Carter lleaa,

Russellville, Dec. 23.--(speoTaF|-
Squire John w. Carter died at his
home here at D. m. TO-DAY from heart
failure. He had not been sick. He
was about 6S years old. and served in
the Confederate army for four years.
He lived for many years at Frankfort
before moving to Russellville. He
was popular and had served as magis-
trate here for a number OF years. He
leaves his wife and several children.
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Cnrtina tn De DiacipIIned.

New York, Dec. Ell Glenn H.
Curtiss. attempts purely exhibition
flight OF his aeroplane at the Los An
geles meet next month. he possibly
will be disciplined by the Aero Club
OF America. it was announced here to-
day. Curtiss has been. offered $4,000
for such a flight. He holds a pilots
license from the Aero Club.
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$500!


WIFI deliver to your express ONCE
four quarts of any the following popu-
lar brandsI
HiII and Hill,
lewis 90,
Cascade,
Murray Hill Club,
I. w. Harper.
!. BRICKMAN a co, +,
Pensacola, Fla.
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Sheffield. Dec. 23-(Special)-Airs.
Rowena elem. an aged woman of
South Florence, died wednesday night
at the home of her daughter. Mrs G.
w Brabson. after an Illness of sever
al weeks. The deceased was 40 years
of age. and was the widow Of the late
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Thomas J. Glenn, for a long number of
years Waterman at the Southern RailN
way bridge over tho Tennessee River
at Florence. She leaves three sons.
t. J. elem Of Tuseumbia. Erwin Glenn
OF Jasper. and A. w. Glenn Of Shelf
field. and three daughters, Mrs. O. w.
Brabson OF South FloFenee Mrs. ],
Y. Hill OF Birmingham. and Mrs.
Charles Pepper of Atlanta. The body
was buried in lakewood Cemetery.
Tuscumbia today.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-24

White Fruit Cake, made with the
hest crystnIiEed fruits. Give MS your
order for your Christmas Dinner Des-
MeEts. =.
METROPOLITAN REFREsHMENT CO
10 Dexter Ave. Phones u q 10
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Feathers, King William, Dewars
Scotch, Canadian Club, Upperten, Hiil
and Hill, Lewis 30, Murray HiIi Club,
Cascade, I, w. Harper and others,
Send us your order now.
I. Brickman & Co., Pensacola, Fla.
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Ladies Don,t MISS the Majestic

Matinee today. Aside from the
strong bill, we will. give away hand
some panel picture to every lady.
These pictures come in a set of eight
subjects and we will give away differ
emit subject each week. So don't miss
today's picture.
Matinee at & n m adv.
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Creen AIao O,tlmirt,e

Coshocton. o., Dec. 2S-William
Green. who is a candidate to succeed
Thomas L. Lewis as president Of the
United Mine Workers OF America, said
today he had received private advices
from Pennsylvania. Illinois and other
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WIN deliver to yeur express aimee
four quarts of any the following popu-
lar brandss
HiI1 and Hin,
Lewis GO,
Cascade,
Murray Hill Club,
L. w. Harper.
L. BRICExMAN q co,
Pensacola. Fla.
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AGENTS FOR

3 Feathers, King william, Dewars
scotch, canadian Club, UpDerten, Hill
and HiII, Lewis 90, Murray Hill Club,
CASCADE, I. w. Harper and others.
send us your order now.
Il. Hrfchmmn q Co., Pensacola Fla.
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Marrfare I.lcense.

marriage license was issued from
the probate Office Thursday to: j. A.
Mclean and Lallah Tillman. the
ceremony Of the wedding was per-
formed In the ONCE by Judge CASTOR.
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NoTICE. XMAS SHOPPERS.

NOTICE. XMAS SHOPPERS.
GHfts of real value, pricess right.
Cortex Cigars, 'sfor men OF brains.'
Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Cases.
Losvney's Candles, Fancy Packages.
Hfx-Gsravely Cigar Co, Orpheum.
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CHRISTINA

CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
A genuine walrus. Alligator or Seal
Gives you a grip delightfully."- real.
Gilbert Trunk Company.
SO Commerce st.
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WonIA Hold Rondamen

Florence Dec. 2s,--(SpeciaD-T
work Of Former city Engineer. Jacob
Stein, who left the employ Of the cisy
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adv.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-03

trial jurors to be excused in the
middle of their labors with the
need of returning afterward. So
the trial jury will not come in un-
til the 10Th, by which date Judge
Doan will have finished the mat
tiers calling for his return to Tomb.
stone, and they can take up their
work and complete it without any
break in the same. TLater-the
order to draw the trial Jury came
yesterday, and it will be drawn
today.
Under the new law for drawing
the United States jurors, in the
federal court, there has been abro-
gated the old method of giving the
U. S. Marshal an open venire with
an order to 60 out into the district
and fill the same, wherever he NAV
tindqualified jurors and with whom
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-03
NocALEs NOTES.

Mr.. c. J. Eames was up from
Magdalena yesterday.
Yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Raines went to Quijano.
Doctor and Mrs. w. F. Cheno-
weth went to Hermosillo yester-
day.
Doctor Swigert, the oculist and
optician, is at the Montezema
hotel.
Mr.. E. E. Otis, a we'll known
Sonora mining operator, came up
from the South Tuesday evening.
The OASIS will be found on sale
at the Sonora News Co.'s store and
at the store of w. H. Smith, at E.
j. Pellegrin's old stand.
A letter from Miss Walters, the
nurse who went east with Mrs. B.
M. Ashby, conveys the pleasing
intelligence that the afflicted lady
is improved greatly in her condi-
tion, and there are hopes for her
recovery.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-03

soever he may choose to summon
Under the new method the clerk of
the United States court at the seat
OF that court, draws the grand and
trial jurors from lists prepared by
the clerks of the district courts in
the various counties in the district
Each complies from the great reg
lister a list embracing ten per cent
OF the qualified electors in his
county, which he forwards to the
clerk of the United States court.
From those lists the venires of
grand and trial jurors are drawn.
and the marshal summons those
and no others. The list from Santa
Cruz county was made this week
and sent to Tombstone.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-03

Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
: Herrera, and little Miss Dorothy,
came up from Guaymas and visit
ed at Nogales several days.
Mr.. E. J. Gass, from the Office OF
the assistant chief engineer of the
Randolph lines at Empalme, was
at Nogales, returning from a bust
ness visit at Tucson.
Rev. ]. F. Corbin P. E., of the
NJ. &. Church South, was at Nogal-
es a couple of days this week.
Yesterday the reverend gentleman
started for Mazatlan.
Thursday evening Mr.. William
Dowdall, of the West Coast Devel-
opment Company, was at Nogales
returning to Culiacan from a bust
ness visit at Tucson.
Saturday night the Racket store
OF A. II. Saleeby was robbed of
some jewelry. Several boys, who
had some of the stolen goods, are
in jail in Nogales Sonora.
Wednesday Mr.. w. E. Bowers of
Camille was in Nogales making En-
al proof on his homestead entry.
Mr.. George W. Byerly, a neighbor
was along as a witness. Sheriff
Saxon was the other witness.
Mrs. Aguirre, widow of the late
Pedro Aguirre, arrived from Tue
son last week, with her little fam.
lily with an intention of resuming
her residence in Nogales. She has
taken one of the Bachellier cot
tages, on Crawford street, at the
corner of West Avenue.
There is almost hay famine in
Nogales, and horses and COWS are
on short commons. Wednesday
there was not bale of barley or
alfalfa hay to be had at any store
in the Arizona town. One store
had some wild hay. A few who
were put wise found some barley
hay on the Sonora side of the line
Doctor A. A. Doberty, the county
assessor, is making thorough
assessment, and it is predicted that
when he turns in the roll to the
board of equalization it will show
a marked advance in the total
assessed valuation. The doctor is
reported to be finding great deal
OF property that has not been upon
the assessment roll heretofore.
The many friends in the line
city of Mr.. L. Ephraim are pleased
to welcome him home again from
his eight months stay in Europe.
And they are thrice pleased to well
come his charming bride. The
lady was Miss Rosenthal, resident
in Berlin; and they were married
in London on the fifteenth of
February.
Thursday night there were at
Nogales en- route to Europe, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Wohler. Mr..
Wohler is head of the extensive
commercial house of Wohler, Bart.
ming, Sues, at Mazatlan, mercan-
tile establishment which is one of
the most extensive and widely
known of the great houses opera
ting along the west coast of Mexico
Next Monday the April term of
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-03

The OASIS will be found on file
in the following places:
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-03

Mrs. Victoria Lange, from Kan
sas City, was a passenger on the
South bound train yesterday, EN-
route to Hermosillo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

mngs. tho federation president. In 1T
she set forth the great work accom-
plishcd by some of the clubs IN va
rious states, dwelling at some length
upon the child labor question IN the
manufacturing states. She also urged
the need OF more travelling Libraries,
speaking of the great benefit these il
brarics are in the remote districts. She
recommended especially that health
books be placed in these libraries, and
that attention be gwen to health and
TO civic Improvement The paper was
followed by two.minute discussions by
various members. \ social hour was
then enjoyed and light refreshments
served Solos were sung by Misses
Edna Evans and Elma Young with
Miss Hernicc Young as accompanist,
Tho honso was prettily decorated with
spring blossoms. \ number Of outot-
town officers were present, among them
being Mrs. Crawford of Manti, Mrs.
Sarah Whalon Talmagc of Provo, Mrs,
\, Il. Woctcr of Park City and Mes
DANES billiard ScowcroGt, Barrows and
Bishop Of Ogden, and Mrs. Lucy \.
Clark of Garland.
Monday. May 3, will he the eighty
seventh birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
Rathshcba w. smith, general president
of the relief societies of the IL. ID. x.
church On Monday her family will
gather al her home, and it is expected
that many Of her friends will make
brief and informal calls. On Tuesday
The members of the general board Will
gather TO have a social time in honor
Of the occasion,
On Tuesday evening the members Of
the Authors club, with their escorts,
will meet at the homo Of Mrs. ", w.
Peter for their annual social evening
The informal social chat will be pre-
coded by talk by NJ. i. Brines on folk
songs, Solos Will be given by Misses
Edith kingsbury, Edith Grant, Elma
Young and Maud J, Ritter. The accom-
panists will be Mrs. Brines and Tracy
y, Cameron.
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SOCIETY
Continued From Page Ten.

Continued From Page Ten.
apartments for time. They are the
parents of David Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Greenwood will
be home today from San Francisco, Cal
Mr. and Mrs j. l., Franken. Miss
Webber and Miss Keiscl of Ogden, with
two friends, will sail Thursday, May
6. on the Prince Fredrick William from
New York Miss Keisel and friends
will spend the summer in Norway
Sweden and Russia, while Mr.. and Mrs
Franken and Miss Webbcr will spend
year travelling abroad.
Mrs L. G.. Cardwen, Mrs. HouGh and
Miss Hougb spent Friday here, guests
of Mrs. Cardwell S brother, j. z. Dooly,
on their way East.
Mrs. Henritta Ellerbeck and her
daughter, Miss Ada Ellcrbeck. will be
home Monday from spending the win
ter in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Joseph Rawlius and two daugh-
ters, the Misses Alta and Lara Raw
Inns, who have spent nearly year
abroad, expect TO sail for homo Satur-
day, May s, and will be here the lat
ter part of May
Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan returned Fri
day evening from spending few weeks
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tho report of officers and chairman will
bo given. followed by tea.

tho report of officers and chairman will
bo given. followed by tea.
a very attractive evening of south
ern story aud song will be given by
Mrs, William leleheart and tho Uni.
versity Mandolin club in tho Third
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
May Z, at s o'clock for the benefit of
tho Girls Utopian and Wssatcb Liter
AIRY clubs.
tional church. composed of Mrs. 4. s.
Peters. Miss Edna Cohn, r. L. Smith
and NJ j. Brines, are going 10 give
"The Golden Threshold - a song cycle.
Mt tho First Congre gational church at
500 Thursday evening, May 6. Tickets
arc on sale ut the Clayton. Dayncs mu-
sic store and at Chamberlain S music
store.
The Quingcnta club was entertained
last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs NJ, =.
Jones. when prizes were won by Mrs.
W. ". Rivers, Mrs. Lorenzo Snow and
Mrs. Herman. The next meeting of the
club will be Tuesday, May II, with Mrs.
5. i, Feuton.
Mrs. A. f. KimbalI entertained the
Utopia club Wednesday afternoon, when
prizes were won by Mrs Mathew Cullen,
Mrs C.. G.. Crismou, Mrs. Il. A. Wall
and Mrs. j. W. Houston. The next
meeting of the club vii be Wedncs.
day afternoon, May L.
The Plate club was entertained last
Thursday at / o clock luncheon by Mrs.
L. D. Pcaslee, when prizes were won
by Mrs T r Black and Mrs r. w
Parker. The next meeting of the club
will be Wednesday, May Il, with Mrs.
J. II. Treasure.
The Woman's Republican club will
meet at 2 o'clock Monday, May 8, Mt
Unity hall. The hostesscs for the al
tcrnoon will be Mrs. +. II. Shill, Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
Provo Club Notes,
,ecial TO The Tribune.

- PROVO, May 1.-The Nineteenth
Century club met with Mrs. Warwick,
Friday afternoon, April 30. Mrs. Cliff
OF the Sorosis gavc a very interesting
paper on 'FTho Magma Charta' Dur
ing recess Mra. Warwick served re-
freshments, after which there were re-
ports from the various committees who
have charge of the arrangements for
tho district federation. which meets
in Provo next week. Climb adjourned
for two weeks TO meet with Miss Mon.
ham.
The district federation of women IS
clubs will meet AT Provo. Nav g. Fol
lowing is the program, opening at
9:30 "A. m.
Invocation ...... Miss Josephine Kellogg
Singing OF America. .-....-.,. Audience
Address of Welcome .,.....-... Mrs. Ard
response ...-........ss., ...-. HcDcr tlOD
Address ,..........,,....,M Mrs, Cummings
Piano Duct, Mrs. lrvtno and Mrs, Lund
Address Observation-Disclosures. Mrs, Hancock
DIscussion-Public Health Measures.
Intcrmission,
MEETING AT 2:15 r. NJ
solo .,.......,...,s..,.... Miss Loose
Child CULTURE .,,,.-..... MISS BinZel
Reading ..r..s..s. .....s MISS stoTrS
Woman ConserTer OF High Incen
tive -.->-,-..,.......,.M MISS Reynolds
Solo .....,.,..,........... Miss Hindley
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Lemon aud Mrs NJ Jenkins. Mrs, G.
Il. Lewis Will give thc paper for the
afternoon and later there VIII be a dis
cussion Tor the new club house.
The next meeting Of the Wasatcn
Literary circle will be Tuesday after
noon. May 4, with Mrs. Eber w, Hail.
at 46S South West Temple street.
The Jolly Twelve club was enter
taincd last Wednesday by Mrs. George
Cummings at her apartment in tho
York, which WAS prettiIy decorated in
carnations and ferns In the guessing
game the prize was won by Mrs. a. II.
Little.
Mrs, T. II. Murftt viii entertain the
officers Of Electa chapter of o. II. =,
Tuesday evening at her home, Oh
Third avenue.
The r, o. n. O. club entertained the
Misses Madison. Stark. James Folland,
Hickman, Harrington and Grace, chap.
eroncd by Mrs. NJ. d, Dinwoodcy, at
the Colonial Wednesday evening,
The members of the Ac]ifcium club
enjoyed a party al the Orpheum
Wednesday evening, followed by "A sup
per al Franklin s, where the tables were
prcttily decorated in red and white
And covers were laid for the Misses
Mabel and Mamie Frees, Ethel and
frankie Mikescll, Esther and Minnie
Edwards, Ethel and Josephine Willis,
Sconberg. Edwards. Taylor, Lloyd,
Boud The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. George Lloyd.
On Tburcr.y afternoon ot tb, bop,o
Of Mrs. w. W. Peter, the Authors
club held special meeting. which was
set apart as presidents and federation
day. The presidents of the various
clubs in the state and tho federation
officers were invited as guests of the
occasion The main topic of the after.
noon was n paper by Mrs. Byron Cum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

The Browning section Of the Ladies ;
Literary club will meet at ! o clock
Saturday, May s, with Miss DUAL.
trough, at 3510 Seventh East street
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Clubs.

The last meeting of the current event
and current literature section Of the
Ladies Literary club will be held
promptly at . o'clock Friday. Nav 7.
The election of officers will be held and
1t will be joint meeting of ali the
sections. Each section will contribute
one reading. Mrs. William Iplchcart
Will represent the Browning section.
Mrs. John Reed the current event. Mrs
Scott the poet Mrs. L. D.. Miller the
tourist, Mrs. j. G. Hooper the ART. Mn.
sic VIII be furnished by the music sec.
iion Refreshments and a social will
follow. when all club members are cor
daily invited, At the last meeting of
the art section the following new Of
ticers were elected: Mrs George Key
sor, chairman; Mrs, T.. A. Wedpwood,
assistant chairman and secretary; Sirs
w. II. Bintz, critic.
An interesting meeting Of the La
dies Literary club was held Friday
afternoon; when two delightful papers
were read. one on "Auatole France. -
by Mrs. w. G. Jennings. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bird gave one on HStedman thc
Banker Poet \ vocal duet was given
by Mrs. Hammer and Mrs Daly' and
4 violin solo by Asher Cowap. Tho
next meeting of the club will be the
last one this season, when the annual
election OF officers will be held, and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

The College club will meet THURSDAY
evening May s, with Miss Hall ut
73 East First North street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

The next meeting of the Seekers Lit
erary club will be Tuesday afternoon,
May =, with Mrs. l.. Marcel. 454 East
Fourth South street The following
programme will be given: Rollcall;
Tennyson, leader, Mrs Blackmarr cur.
rent events, Mrs. Deacon; "Lancelot
and GuleDevere. Mrs. Bremen
Dora, Mrs Seaton; "Lady Clare, .
Mrs Conovcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

Lemon aud Mrs. NJ Jenkins. Mrs, G.
h. Lewis viii give thc paper for the
afternoon and later there viii be dis
cussion for the new club house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
SUPERF[UOUS HAIR.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

The next meeting of the Wasatch
Literary circle will be Tuesday after
noon. May 4, with Mrs. Ebcr w, Hall,
at 463 South West Temrle street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

>, Miss Dorothy Darlington will leave
4 TUESDAY for her home in Montreal af-
ter an extended visit with friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

DR.. and Mrs, A. Zimmerman have re.
turned from six months trip to Cali.
tornia. They will reside at the Knuts.
ford for the summer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

Mrs. j. II. Murfitt will entertain the
officers Of Electa chapter of O. II. =,
Tuesday evening at her home, OIL
Third avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

DR.. c. c. Snyder has returned from
southern California, where he has
spent the past three weeks. Mrs. Snv-
der, VINO accompanied him, will remain
IN San Diego until June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02

Mrs. Olive GAYLORD has returned from
SIN months visit in California and
VIII be at home with her son. Eupepe
Gaylord, at IL Ivanhoe apartments
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