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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-24
HURLBURT TO GET HIS
ANNUAL RELEASE

Memphis. June 2s.-(Special.l--To
make room for Catcher @. Chandler
Bali purchased from Boston Nationals,
Catcher Ed Hurlburt of the locals, will
be. released Thursday, waivers having
been asked on him by Manager Babb
AnAanr
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PoLICHmAN,s VICTIM DIES.

shot By Negro Cop, Dies After struE-
gle.
Admission, June 23.--(Special. )--win
Allen, the negro shot by the Robson
City policeman, Kurd, died last night
at 7:30 O'Clock, after lingering since
Sunday Afternoon.
Hurd is now out on a 5000 bond.
charged with assault to murder. This
charge will now be recalled and he will
be placed under arrest on charge OF
murder.
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WANTED-BoARDERs.

s---->-----~-
BOARDING-Wanted occupants for a large
handsome furnished front room aouthern
and eastern exposure. electric fan and All
modern conveniences, s2s Dexter Ave,
phone 2zSI. -7-st
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FOR RENT--RooMs.
FINANCIAL.

PARTIES wanting artesian wells bored ar
ply to }. w. Radford, Summerfield, Ala
-27-7t
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FOR SALE--At Elmhurst three beautiful
homes; prices from $3.50 to $500 Terms
to suit you, These places are in the Line
Of March Of Progress" Jones. Ray & Pierce
--lO-3t
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struclk DE- LiRhtninr.

Bayou Natchez, La, June 23.-Dur-
ing a severe electrical storm here this
afternoon Martin Falcon and his wife
negroes, were struck by lightning. The
woman was instantly killed and the
man fatally injured.
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WANTS BxECUTIoN STAYED.
Governor win BE Appealed to Respite
Negro.


Negro.
Birmingham June 23.-(Special.)-
Sheriff Higdon this morning took steps
to have the Governor stay the execu-
tion for a while, at least, of Jim Pow
ell. one of the negroes convicted and
sentenced to hang on July for the
murder. of w. G. Simms. a negro mer-
chant at Ensley, last year.
Joe Rogers. the other negro. has
appealed his case to the Supreme Court.
and 1t is the idea of. the sherin to have
Powell still living until after the Su-
preme Court acts on the appeal, SO
that in case there is need for another
trial the witness will be in readiness.
The sheriff has consulted with So
Iicitor Hefiin and the Governor will be
petitioned in the next day or two to
grant a respite for a couple OF months,
at least The two negroes are under
the death watch now. y
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Omcers Raid and Break Up ON Three
Occnsfons.

Admission. June 23.-(SpeciaL) Dep
uty Collector w. W. Battle has re-
turned from Randolph County. where
he made three moonshine raids during
the latter part of last week. in COM
pany with two other deputies.
A seventy fve-galion still and 200
gallons Of beer were destroyed near
wadiey, three negroes by name Of Hill
being captured.
A ffty-gailon copper still was de-
stroyed near Cragford, Virgil and Bob
Morris. white, and Pete Trailer, a ne
gro, being the alleged operators. who
were captured. Another outfit was de-
stroyed near Hefiin.
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TO DEVELOP ORE LANDS.


Formed.
Birmingham, June 23.7-(Special.) -On
the return to the city of Hinton e.
Carr, a weIl-known attorney, announce
ment Is made that he has delivered
options on a large tract of valuable
coal, ore and other lands. and that
corporation has been formed by par
ties in the North and East, with S15.-
0O0, 900 capitalization, with the object
in view of erecting five blast iron fur
naces, steel rail mill and other
plants in this State.
But little information is given out
concerning the corporation that Is to
do much developing in this section.
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LOST.

sTRAYED or Stolen from near Pike Road,
one bay mare, blind in right eye, stubby
name, a liberal reward will be paid for her
recovery. G. NJ. Armistead. -1s-tf
s2S 90 REWARD will pay a reward Of
S25 for Information with proof to convict.
Tor the name OF the party driving an auto
mobile Tor the number OF the automobilel
on the Mt Meigs Road about two ana one
half miles from City. on Sunday. May I'd.
driven al such rapid and illegal speed as 10
brighten my horse. making him run away.
throwing my wife and myself out Of my
Sugev on the road. turning the buggy over.
w T, Chandler. First National Bank Bldg.
W. -I8-St
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ENGRAVING

WANTED-You TO illustrate your ads, with
our cuts; they add rs per cent TO the
sttractiveness or any ad: talk It over with
The Advertiser Engraving Company.
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YOUNG MEN IN POLITICS.
DirnsinEham Men Organise Political
Club.

Birmingham, June 23.-(Speetal)-
A young mems political club Is being
organized here, the objects OF which
are stated in the title.
Tom Patterson is leading the organ
ization. Inasmuch as politics Is about
TO open up good and strong in Bir-
mingham and in this section of the
state, the movement may have some
Significance.
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MULTIGRAPH LHTTERa.


etc, in facsimile OF perfect
typewriting done, name and address insert
ed to match, and envelope addressed where
National Bank Bldg. Ii
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INCONSISTENCIES CONVICTED.
aKnIghts of Turkey Heaven Mount,
r. e. nAn.

Admission, June 24.-(Special.)-The
spring term of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Northern District
OF Alabama. which opened here Tues
day, closed wednesday morning after
q session for the day covering not ex-
ceedinR forty-five minutes. During
Ghis brief session, however, matters
of great Importance, especially to Jim
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Sanitaru Sewer Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received, in du-
plicate. by the undersigned. until IL o'clock
noon, Monday, July 18th, 1908. for laying
sanitary sewers on the, following streets;--
Hail Street: Forest Avenue. from. Pine Street
to oConneli Street; o'Connel Street from
Forest Avenue to Hall Street. Hall Street
from Hardaway Street to Tatum Street;
South Court Street, from Fielder Avenue TO
Harmon Street. According to plans and pro-
files file in the office Of the City Engi-
neer Certified check In the SUM of $500
to accompany each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. ROBT TAFT,
thu-1t-su-4t. City Treasurer.
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Very chic are skirts made with long
large Jokes all around. from which
hang n1eatins If me goods.
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FURNITURE.

pack and ship your fur.
turs. Geo. 3. wragE Furniture Co. Phone
$50 1T
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WANTED-ACENTs.

AGENTS-Wanted, best lighting proposition
for country stores and residences ever offer
ed; S25 capital required. and only hustIers
need apply. Address Jno. +. McDougalI, care
Gen. Delivery. -2-3t
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TO UNITE ITALIANS.
Club 20 he Formed I'm Birmingham BY
Foreigners.

Birmingham, June 2S.-(Special)-7
The italian National Club. an organi-
cation with which 1t is hoped to in
culcate better relations among the
Italian colony and especially to en-
courage better citizenship, will be or
Eanized Sunday in Birmingham at a
meeting to be held in the Maccabee
Temple on Fourth Avenue.
8. r. SuarIno, editor Of the italian
newspaper published here. Is leading
the movement.
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EDUCATIONAL.

cOACHfNo-tn Mathematics by Misc MARI
M Napier. 10 South st.. phone 1894
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RUPEE HOSE.

poNT buy q hose not guaranteed iosa =
suro 70 follow soon. Seven ply guaranteed
aoae. best grade Use per focG Little Paint
store. - North Perry. s-tf
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FOR RENT--REsIDENCES.

FOR RENT-Large 10 room house, sanitary.
nicely papered throughout, near IN. Several
fine apartmnts from October LIST, near in
Phone 1897. Or write owner. George w
Townsend, City. -l4-th-su
FOR RENT-Bran new pebble danh houaa
224 Mildred ST., nicely finished inside: All
modern convenlenees. Hot and cold water
Apply to r. l. Penick Montgomery Ala.
-ik-tf
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WANTED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTED-Thfee furnished rooms to be oc-
cupied by four gentlemen. State location
and rent wanted. Address C.. care Adver-
tiser Office. --s-St
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STILLS DESTROYED.

remain until the fall term OF cour In
November.
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TYPEWRITERs AND REPAIRS

WE TAKE your old machine in trade when
buying a new visible or rebuilt typewriter.
All makes repaired. southern Typewriter
TT
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FINE PEACHEs-Just received shipment
from Cantelou orchards. Special prices by
the basket in order to close out present
consignment, Call early today for choice,
Lawrence and Dexter, Phone S047. lott
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PERSONAL.

RI You have any property for sale, bring n
to Jones. Ray and Pierce, we VIII sell IL
for you. and II we can't sell II, we viii buy
Il. Jones. Ray & Pierce. -ig-st
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COOKS SPRINGS

Now Open-High Up In the Mountains.
Hotel run by the owners, with mineral
water that cures the sick and rundown; ia
BILE supplied with milk and vegetables from
our own garden and dairy. Rates reasonable.
for rates etc.. address l.. COOKE & CO..
Cooks Springs. Ala.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-House and lot No. 2O9 Hol-
coulbe St; the house is modern and in very
good condition. Apply at house for terms
-ll-8t
FOR sALE-5o7 Columbus Street, lot 7sQ
IT'S feet with 9-room brick residence
complete and modern; on street car line; a
splendid home in good neighborhOOd. al a
Sacrifice. Cash, or terms TO suit. Chandler 4
ilouRlaRs Agents. --li-ff
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WANTED-White giris 10 DO general house.
work IN private homes: fair wages modef.
ate work. good treatment and good oppor-
live out of town may write The salvation
Army. Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may
call At All Whitman ST.. or phone ASA 1T
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wANTED-MALEH HELP.

wANTED-Msn 70 learn barber trade. Prao.
tice furnished By free work, careful instrue-
tons BY experts. Few weeks completes.
Tools given. board secured. Experience In
shops before completing. Catalogue matted
free. Moler Barber College. Atlanta. Ga.
Set
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Carriers. CierkA Examine
tons In Montgomery soon. Preparation free.
Institute. Rochester, N. r 3-sit
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ScHoONMR Amethyst. clean. fast, large
steady, sanitary arrangement comfortable
ing parties solicited Address ChAs. r. Ora
ham, Master. Coden. Alabama -2s-1a4
'eTORAGE-NsW concrete building. special
II buih for ali kinds Of atoraEai bulk 4tor-
age al reasonable rates; private room Tor
household goodA Frank Tenniila Eufnisrrs
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TYpEWRITERs q SUPPLIES.

IF YOU want to see the best visible type
vriter the No. 10 Smith Premier, lust adj
Sress the Smith Premier Typewriter Co, "a
Commerce ST.. Montgomery, Ala. -tf
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FOR SALE.

FINE PEAcHEs-Just received shipment
from Cantelou orchards. Special prices by
the basket in order to close out present
consignment. Call early today for choice,
Lawrence and Dexter, Phone 3047. lott
FOR sALE-At Elmhurst, three beautiful
homes; prices from $3.50 to $500. Terms
to suit you, These places are in the Line
Of March Of Progress" Jones. Ray & Pierce.
--10-3t
FOR sALE--Automobile, 4 cylinder roadster.
good condluon and powerful Address Box
-lO-st
FOR SALES room residence, corner Her
ron and Dickinson Streets, worth s2.75O. No
reasonable offer refused. Jones, Ray &
Pierce. iO-3t
FOR sALE-5 room cottage with large hall.
zoo block OF Martha ST.. The best block in
10-3t
FOR SALE-Two houses, one 3 room house
and one rooms and hall, and fine lots
fine elevation. near Paterson's school Price
$3.50. Bargain. Jones. Ray & Pierce.
-1o-st
HosIERY-Darn proof. twelve pair 81 . 90 to
introduce guaranteed. intense black. or tan
Globe Hosiery Mills. Kernersvilie. N. c.
-10-su-tu-thu 30t
FOR SALE room house renting for $1o2
Price $3.50. It's bargain in Investment
property. Jones, Ray & Pierce. 1O-3t
FOR sALE-The prettiest cnildren's turn.
out In the city. Pony, rubber tired buggy
and harness. Apply Monroe St. 500 S
Hull loft
PRETTY Black mare. buggy and harness.
Can be seen at Alabama Stables. The mare
Is gentle and the buggy and harness Is in
splendid condition. loft
FOR sALE-school furniture. blackboards.
and pupils desks-also gymnasium appara.
tus, s. G. starks, 96 Houston st. LOTT
FOR sALE-PIant COW peas and sorghum
seed after your oats we have amber, red
top and orange sorghum seed and cowpsas
request, close prices in any Quantity. Har-
vey Seed Co., IL Monroe 81 lott
FOH sALE-Now Is the time to plant 81
Charles Seed Corn; We can supply you In any
quantity write for pricss. Harvey Seed
Co. IL Monroe ST. lott
FOR sALE-on account sickness in family
ann forced to sell my piano at sacrifice.
standard" p. o. Box AS7. MontSOmery.
Ala lett
TYPEWRITERs q SUPPLIES.
IF YOU want to see the best visible tyne.
writer the No. 10 Smith Premier, lust adj
Sress the Smith Premier Typewriter Co, 81
Commerce ST.. Montgomery, Ala -tf
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS
WE TAKE your old machine in trade when
buying a new visible or rebuilt typewriter
All makes repaired. Southern Typewriter
Exchange. 30 Commerce St.. Montgomery.
If
LOST.
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HOSIERY-Darn proof, twelve pair 81 . 90 to
introduce guaranteed. intense black, or TAM
assorted, Gents or ladies, Express paid
Globe Hosiery Mills. Kernersvilie. N. c.
-i0-su-tu- thu act
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FOR SALE room house renting for $102
Price $3.50. It's bargain in Investment
property. Jones, Ray & Pierce. 1876
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FOR SALE-The prettiesI children's turn
out In the city. Pony rubber tired buggy
and harness Apply Monroe st. 500 S
Hull lott
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FOR SALE-Two houses, one room house
and one rooms and hall, and fine lots
fine elevation. near Paterson's school Price
t1,250 Bargain. Jones. Ray & Pierce.
in .
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FOR SALE-6 room residence, corner Her
ron and Dickinson Streets, worth $2,750 No
reasonable offer refused JONES' Ray &
Pierce. iO-at
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PRETTY Black mare. buggy and harness.
Can be seen at Alabama Stables. The mare
Is gentle and the buggy and harness Is In
splendid condition. loft
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WANTED--TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy, at once for spot cash. =
small cash register. Apply to w. J. Barclay
100 Highland Ave, Phone 1855. -
wANTED-To buy second hand motorcycle
In good condition. w. H. ForTester, Cowarts
Ala. --9-2t
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FOR SAILS room cottage with large hall.
200 block of Martha ST.. The best block In
that part Of Montgomery. Place worth
$3.50 Price $4,000. Jones. Ray & Pierce
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
FIRST M. E. CHURCH.


DIR. Nathan II. Lee, district superip.
tendent of the Methodist Episcopal
church throughout the western half OF
Colorado Will be In Durango tonight
and VIII preach In the First NJ. e
church. corner Third avenue and Elev.
enth streets at p. m. this evening
The choir will meet at 7 p. m. for prac.
tice and will lead In the opening song
service of fifteen minutes at 8 D. m
Miss SENEGAL will sing. "The Light Of
Heavens Own Day"
Dr. Lee, who is considered one of
the best baritone soloists in the Con.
ference will also sing.
On the whole this is to be one of
the best services ever held In the
church. II Is hoped that all the men,
bors and especially all the probation.
ers VIII find II possible to be present
Strangers cordially invited.
The preaching service will be follow.
ed by the first quarterly conference
w. E. BENNETT. Pastor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
As Usual This
Gun Was Loaded

DENVER, Nov 10.-Martin Carr. %
years old is near death at st. .Ioseph's
hospital. the result of an ''unloaded
gun" accident yesterday al his home
In Humboldt street A bullet from a
gun in the hands OF his brother, John
Carr. aged %. penetrated his abdomen
and after tearing through the walls OF
his stomach lodged in the lower parl
of one of his lungs. Young Carr had
been employed in Grand Junction all
summer
Last night he displayed a revolver
he had purchased for $3.50 The gun
would not work and John, the elder
brother, walked to his dresser, saying
he would show him good gun The
pistol produced. he snapped 1t several
times. The last time the hammer
struck cartridge and Martin Carr
fell to the floor, bleeding profuse-
ly from wound in his abdomen lie
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital
where an operation was performed and
Carrs chances for recovery about even
according to the physicians this morn
ing
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
Just Rot Not
Worth Reading

CHICAGO. Nov. l0s--To meet with
every breath death by asphyxiation
taking more powerful hold on her
senses; to tap. tap. tap on the floor
hoping vainly that the sound would
attract attention and bring aid, then
TO see her husband who had placed
her In this predicament swoon away
under the Influence Of the deadly gas
encompassing both. 10 creep over his
PROSTATE form and to 30 on hands and
knees to safety and to call those who
would rescue him. this was the expert
ence OF Mrs. Macmillan Smith today
She is at Cook county hospital In a
critical condition from gas inhaled
Her husband Is at the hospital also
his condition worse than hers.
II was after quarrel. the cause
of which the police have not learned
that Smith dragged his wife into their
bedroom shortly before noon. broke Off
gas pipe, In what the police are in
clined TO think. was n moment OF sud
den insanity. and in the frenzy ordered
his wife to lie down with him and
wait for death. Mrs. Smith either in
fear Of her husband or his superior
personal strength to stifle her cries
could not shout for assistance. From
the jagged end Of the gas pipe death
was creeping swiftly on them both
Smith grew quieier and quieter The
wife. all though not daring to attempt
flight as yet. tapped on the floor with
her foot She knew Robert Campbell
and wife were In the flat downstairs
But although the tapping was heard
II was not understood. Preparing her
self with one effort OF her Will she be
gan steadily to crawl across the floor
She passed her husbands inert form
and reached the door With her little
strength remaining she pushed It open
Then down the long flight of stairs
she descended on all fours. too weak
to cry out, her head swimming, her
limbs feeble and unsteady. the deadly
gas almost her master after all. She
entered Campbell's flat lapsed into
Inconsistencies after saying Get hus
band"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
WOMEN OF woopcRAFr.

After the regular meeting last night
La Plata circle No. 1870 Women of the
Woodcraft gave a reception in honor
of the grand manager OF the Pacific
Jurisdiction Mrs. Clara z. Hillix.
The circle enjoys widespread repn-
tation for successful social affairs and
they certainly have every reason to
be proud of the delightful event last
evening.
Mrs. HIilllx gave an Interesting and
instructive address. She spoke partlc-
uarly of the grand session of the Wom-
en- of Woodcraft held In Portland, Ore.
the early part of August. as follows:
The grand session of the w. OF w.
Just closed was conceded to be one
was composed of some of the bright
est women In Woodcraft.
Colorado was represented by seven
teen delegates and five grand officers
Much important legislation was
passed upon. principally the establish.
ing OF tables of adequate rates and
strengthening OF the constitution.
"All thinking people have been in
terested the past few years In the
problem OF adequate rates for fraternal
insurance orders. Rates that would
be just high enough to guard against
rising when advanced age was reach.
ed and the members too old to enter
other orders, as has been the case
with so many of the older orders.
Now the question asked of bene-
flt orders is not how cheap. but how
good is your Insurance.
THE uniform bill now before the
various state legislatures will no doubt
be passed within the next two or three
years. Because the leaders OF all or.
ders are preparing for this by educat'
ing their membership up to the Idea
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A satisfactory overseer never gets
half-seas over.
II man ever gives up bad habit
it is because he's tired of it.
Philosophy will help some men even
to endure the trials of matrlmony.
Most of MS are anxious 10 pose as
reformers, but we don't want 10 begin
at home.
In the naiure of things wedding
isn't a wedding if it proceeds without
IL hitch.
Sometimes a mans win power is so
strong thaf lie only thinks of his swear
words.
Getting married is like getting
drunk; it either brings out a mans
best or worst qualities.
When a man in small town tries
TO be dignified the best he can get is
reputation for having a swelled
head.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
RAM Bo-BAER.

Yesterday nt the home of the brides
parents in Rico. Miss Lottie Baer was
united in the bonds of holy matrimony
10 Mr.. w. ii. Rambo of Whitewater
Wis. The bride. who is a very pretty
girl of the blonde type. looked charm
ing in white lace dress made over
white silk. There were no attendants
After the ceremony congratulations
were In order. following which a
dainty wedding breakfast was served
MIR. and Mrs. Rambo then boarded
the train for Durango. en- route for
Eureka where they will make their
home this winter. The brides travel.
ing dress was dark mixed goods
with thread of blue predominating
A lace waist with touch OF blue.
and blue hat completed her costume
Mr.. Rambo formerly lived In Du-
rango. attending the Durango high
school from the years 1895. living in
the town In all about six years. His
father. DR.. j w Rambo, was a resi-
dent of Animas City before Durango
was started. Mr.. Rambo is now 10.
Gated near Whitewater. Wis. where he
owns fine ranch property. which he
is developing. He will return to White
wafer in the Spring This winter he
is working al Eureka.
Their Durango friends extend con
gratulaiions to, Mr. and Mrs. Rambo
and wish them happy and prosperous
journey through life together