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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

No little amusement is caused in the offlce of the City Clerk when wo- men come in to secure tags for their pet dogs. The canines are designated as masculine and feminine" "men and women," and sometimes 'ladies and gentlemen" but never as-well, never mind what.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
itesns of intsrsst> fo Montgomery
 and to the Stafs

liam weiss. Mrs c. Johnson, Mrs. William Cary. Mrs. s. M Crittendenl Mrs. c, Baker, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Whitfeld of Uniontown. and Mrs. Harry Eoashton,
 NOTICES. bELIINGER HILL SCHOOL rM- PROvEMENT AssOCIATfoN The HellInger HilI School Associa 'tFriday) al s:so at the school building
 W. C. T. T.
 The woman's Christian Tempera nee Union will meet Friday afternoon a' a:3O o'clock. A large attendance -i'
 Mrs J. B. Nell, President Mfr. and Mrs. I. e. Tyson have req turned from LowndesbornsWli where they went to attend the funeral pf Mrs. Tyson's cousin. Miss Zoe swqotenl whose sad death occurred at "Rofevocq. the Tuesday. Miss woeten was often the guest of Mrs. Tyson. and made many friends during her visits here who win be pained to learn of her death. -I < lezek ta Miss Margarite Fuller has gone to Louisville to spend several months with her sister, Mrs. r. P. Caldwell.
 Miss Minnie Miller of Meridian. Miss.. is the guest of Miss Geraldine Ware. Mrs. J. H.. cowan is In Uniortsprlngs where she went to attend the Wood wellborn wedding. ..
 Mrs. J. E. wifkefson. IT,. of Pratt vile. has returped to her home after very charming visits to friends in Montgomery and other points ins the State.
 r Mrs. T. E. Thrower of New or- leans Is visiting Mrs. l.. c. Wade, 11s High.
 
 The Saturday Card Club will meet with Mrs. Joseph Holt on Goldthwaite Street. at ll:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
FOOD FOR HOG CHEAP
COMMERCIAL CLUE SENDING OUT
 COMPARATIVE LIST.
secretary Dave Appesiing te Ecssemi- eal Farnsers of North and West. Postal Card Being
 Seat Oaa. -

Secretary Dave of the Montgomery Club has started a new way Of advertising Alabama to Western and Northern farmers. He has pre- pared postais with statement of grain probabilities as food for hogs that will appeal to any agriculturalist with an eye to economy.
 The card is headed, Feeds Suppll- mentary to Corn for Southern Pork Production" and is as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Yesterday Joseph Farley. 7s years old, was found on the street in an exhausted condition. City Physician GrieI attended him and after bringing the old man to, ascertained that Far ley had walked here from Lowndes< boro and was trying to get to Ozark. and intended to go on foot. The case was brought to the attention of Mayor Tea gue and transportation furnished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
REMAINS SHIPPED.

Body of Mrs. Mary Ann DOEier re Be
 Buried at HannOn.
 The remains of Mrs. Mary Ann Dozier, who died at her home No. 5 Plum Street Wednesday night. were shipped yesterday afternoon to Han- non, the former home Of the deceased where the interment will take place in the old family burying ground today The following gentlemen acted as pail bearers to the depot: D. M. Tur- ner. Howard Grigg A. H. Bozeman, T G. Browder, s. c. Thrasher and M. D Sweatt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

liam safford, Mrs. David fsiakey. Mrs. VIII Hill. Mrs. Ben Branch, Mrs. John Burch, Mrs Bibb Graves. Mrs liar den Fitts, Mrs. !. T. Builen. Miss Nora spann. Mrs Eitzen
 The decorations of the home were most artistic. the flowers used being narcissus red roses, palms and ferns.
 Mrs. Hal Scott and Mrs. Gaston Scott and Miss Jennie Halls assisted in the hospitalities.
 x The club prize. ., cut glass bon bon dish was won by Mrs. Coke Smith. The guest prize. 8 set of gold pins feil to Miss Rochelle Jones. f5 #
 MRS. PEARs0N's BRIDGE PARTY. !
 On Thursday morning at her home on Will<efson Street. Mrs. W. W. Pearson entertained the Thursday Bridge Club and few other friends in a most de- lishtful manner.
 Mrs. Pearson's guests, in addition to the members of the club. were: Mss Msttie MeGehee. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. vii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
COLUMBUS MEN FINED.

Rather . COmnomplaee Sequel t0 Re-
 cent Sensational shOoting.
 Columbus, Ga, Jan. 21.-(Special. J. A recent sensational shooting on Broad Street, when Dr. s. ]. wylie drew his pistol and shot Tom Dudley, his brother-in-iaw, the bullet strik- ing his leg. after twice snapping the pistol In his face, had rather a com- monplace sequel In Recorders Court today. when the two men were ar- raigned.
 pr. Wylle was fined S2O and Dudley SIC for disorderiy conduct.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Questions Invited ass to the whole South.
 Many. Western farmers, whos have made Inquiries here about the cost of feed for stock have asked about this particular point. so Mir. Dave, has pre- pared the cards to send to the heads of farmers societies all over the country. Mir. Dave says the card Is to test out its value as promoter of inquiries rel ativs to the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
. socfAn cAr.nxDAn.
rrfaey. .Jsnunrv sc.

z Friday. Js.nnry a. . The Makazine Club win meet ( z at s:se o'clock with Mrs. wii- { z liam cary. 90 Sayre Street. { . Miss Mary Anderson will receive { . in honor of Mrs. John Horsiey ' . and Mrs. Grey Cole. . Mss Hettie Barnett win enter z z tain the Kili-Kare Kiub. { . Mrs. owen Brewer will enter. ( . tain the Twentieth Century Club. \ Miss Etta Jenkins will enter [ z tain at cards in honor of Miss z Libbie Walsh of Nashville. Tenn, ( z atS11:30 o'clock. 2 z The, W. e. T. '. win meet at \ z s:so o'clock. a, gf
 N V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
aantinx in Madison.

Huntsville. Jan. 21---(special (-only one president hunting license has been issued in Madison county SO far. Nineteen state licenses have been is. sued. while there have been lSF local county licenses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

The annual report of the municipal
 officers of -the city has not yet been given to the printers. It Is still in the hands of the Finance Committee of the City Council, and until it Is pre- sented to Council by the committee, and
 bids for the printing are asked for, the
 papers will stay piled up in the Ofiice of the City Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Mayor Teague will not veto the reso- lution introduced at the last Council meeting by Alderman Seidie to renO- vate the City Council Chamber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
AT THn NEW GROCERY.

You are sure of getting only the best and freshest of everything that's good to eat. Low prices and good ser vice. Fine stock of Groceries. Vege. tables. Meats, Fish and oysters.
 J. l.. BOYD, Prop'r,., IS $. Court St. Phone 124s,
 ---ady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
Teachers To Meet.

The Montgomery Sunday School Teachers Association will meet this afternoon at 3:30 at the parlOrs of the Y. w. c. 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
Prlon RMeE1n.

Baltimore American.
 The President is urging ne@ prisons eol Washington criminals. DoabtlesB A ib merely q colncidsncss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

All ear Phosphates dry and smooth best mechanic eenaition.
 MARKS q GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Mayor Teague received today three applications for help from women whose husbands had deserted them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
Ts yisit Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Jan. 2I.--tspecial. = William Jennings Bryan will lecture in Jacksonville Monday. February 1. in the sta.s Normal College. Eugene Murphy, who Is negotiating for the lecture. has not yet ascertainei the subject of Mfr. Bryan's lecture, but 1t, win be doubtless be some live Ia. s,ie, not a political discourse.
 The proceeds from the lecture .ars for the benefit of the college athletic club
 Nr Bryan will reach here in the afternoon, coming over the Seaboard. ff satisfactory connections can be made, but if not. he will give his lecture dur- Ing the day.
 Mir s Bryan is on hts way to Cuba. and win stop over in Alabama to give lectures in Birmingham. Jacksonville. Montgomery and Ozark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
AFaaaueraAe om aI<aten

Masquerade om Skates. Monday night, Ellis Rink. BIS Dex. tickets for best costume and to most
 graeefiii couple. T5 n5s --adv;,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
VISIT TO ALABAMA
nR. shYAx WILL SPEAK IN FouR
 CITIES.

The &ebfnnkan kdns AGretd te Deliver
 Hts Lecture. tp fsirwisghsm, " Mentgomery. JseksenvfiIe
 sad Onark.
 Ozark, Jan. zf.r-tspeciai ) Am nouneement is made that William Jen- nlnes Bryan Ia to deliver one of his faipous lectures fin the Court House auditorium at g o'clock Wednesday y morning. February !.
 Mir. Bryan will reach Montgomery in time to take the ! o'clock train Tuesday evening. and win reach Ozark at 10 D. m.
 Hon. IT. l.. Martin. will tender, the visitor a reception at hls elegant home on South Merrick Ave- nue immediately on his arrival. where people from all sections of the coun- try will have an opportunity to meet him
 Mr. Bryan Is to deliver the princi. pal address ct the Florida State Fair. witch opens at Tampa on Thursday. February {. and will stop off here for one day at the solicitation of friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Our Cotton seed Meal Mixture locks like pSre gold.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

liam weiss. Mrs. c. Johnson. Mrs. William Cary. Mrs. s. & crittenden. Mrs, c, Baker. Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs.
 whitaeld of Uniontown. and Mrs. Harry Koashton,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

The Saturday Card Club will mee, with Mrs. Joseph Holt on Goldthwaite Street, at 11:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Mrs. J. E. wilkefson. IT,. of Pratt vile. has returped to her home after very charming visits to friends in State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Mrs. T. F. Thrower of New or- leans Is visiting Mrs. l.. c. Wade, 1ts High.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
PARTNERSHIP BELLE
 MRS GARmER.x CHEST

Hrs. Alex Garber has as her guest
 ss Mildred Allen of Nashville. Tenn, nghter of Judge John T. Allen, a Itinguished lawyer and Jurist of that hte.
 Miss Allen Is most pleasantly remen1- red in Montgomery, having been Mrs. lrber's guest at the inaugural ball To years ago, During ier former sit. Miss Allen was the lecipient of hmerous attentions and Is receiving a pr second visit here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22

Mrs. J. IT.. cowan is In Uniortsprings where she went to attend the Wood wellborn wedding. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-22
WOMElN ano SOCIETY
Is. DENNIS cARn,s RFEr-

sassss ss.nAs.s yv,es sfsr rAsse 1884
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LEHI

THE ID R. society had special pro-
gram at the home of Mrs. Rachel An
dorson last night Tasty refreshments
were also served.
Next Saturday afternoon, Che Relief
societies of the Iehi four wards VIII
give "a social including program ana
supper boz the opera house. in honor "a
stake President Rebccca Standring, the
occasion being her eigh,y-hrst D'r'no'''
Last evening a special dance was
given loo the city pavilion, which was
largely attended
Thursday evening. the High school
students and teachers had a most en-
joyable social Boz the Primary school
Building.
Mr. and Mrs ira Taylor were visit
mr Judge and Mrs Samuel Taylor tho
first OF the week.
Mr. Max Bothe has returned from the
Holland mission Geld
Mr and Mrs Farley Austin were
visiting Provo friends Thursday
Mr.. W. W. southvorth is visiting
eastern friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. stoker we're wise
iuue Mr Pleasant friends the first of
tine week.
Miss Pearl Empey of Idaho Falls is
visiting tho Lohi friends and relatives.
49, and Mrs. David smith have re-
turned from "a months pleasure trip In
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EUREKA

AT the home of Miss Myrtle I.ev 3D.
birthday party was given Friday even
Iu- 0f last week in honor co. her BIRTH
day there being present about IL OF
her friends a splendid program was
enjoyed by those present THE proc
gram consisted of games. mu. ic. e.,.
and delicious luncheon which ln.-
lowed
IlugoIu.s birthday was observed y.--
tcrJay evening at the oourtfou-. d..
the Mothers club. The program -tl..-
ed 40 o'clock andDou-'sted off saNo.1 D
interesting numbers The mus bands e..
the members of the club and "a few
invited guests were present and greatly
enjoyed the atair,
Ralph Button, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Button. was pleasantly sur-
prised ON Tuesday evening by a NUM-
BIER of his schoOlmates. The evening
was spent with games and music, Doe
tersperced with refreshments
Capt George r. Bridges returned %
Eureka Tuesday after a few weeks
sag iu salt Lake.
The Frlteual order of Eagles wiz
celebrate the anniversary o. the % j sr
by giving "a dance at the pavilion next
Thursdays evening. The local a. ris
has reputation for giving enjoyable
social events. and the dance next week
"il be one OF their best endeavor-
Among the people from this city
who boarded the train at Tiutic june
ton FOR the Elks' excursion Co southern
California last Saturday were Mes
danes A " Wallace. George Hanson.
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evening from Nepm wharo ssa t.,
boon for several days with h.r d.u.-
ter AIRS. j. A. Hyde. who vl. au.
uI
Mrs Bert leo returned Monde. aida.
"a visit with relatives at Park CIty
Samuel lvcy Left "Wednesday ar..
noon Ton California for the bonot
DIS health.
lincoln's birthday was observed
the public school buildings yps....
afternoon. there being un appon#Hf
program rendered. Many parent
the pupils attended the exercise.
Mrs. Thomas Stowardsou WAS r..t.
ing iu salt Lake this week
Mrs. "a. S. Robertson OF StI .r....
was in Eureka this week. ou m.r.
business.
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roads. with the result that all VIII fol
low and the gtOpovcr privilege unailN
made effective. This ten-day pflvilehe
Win only applv on tickets within limit
ON continuous passage trHnsporta-
Uon. for instance. from Boston Co san
Francisco. this privilege viii not apply.
The holders OF such tickets VIII un'N'
as now. be allowed the customary Time
Tor transfer and interchange boo 1hlc9
eo. pittsburr. cleveland aud Toledo
recently obtained this privilege. Nov
that stopoyor privilege bids iair ln
bccom, effective I'm Western Passolt-
yer association territory 10 DE- Thought
certain by railroad officials that oml-
ha nnl other western points VIII pleld
for the Same condition ANA OBTAIN IT,
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MorLDNr srEAL NIrrroN.

John Bland, AN ebouy-hued son of
Ham. faced "a rather peculiar charge
this morning lie was charged with
petit larceny the particular allegation
being that he stole hunk or mutton
valued at s., from % Commercial
street Bland smiled broadly when De
denied the allegation. Had he been ac-
cused of stealing a chicken. or even
pork chops % might have been cone
strued as prima -facia evidence against
him. but muttou-ueycr, Tie viii boz
tried Monday afternoon
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WIFE GRANTFD DVORCr.

Minnie q. Pope was granted a de-
cree oft divorce this afternoon from
Charles l. Pope drsertlon being the
cause of action. The complaint alleged
that since nov. 7. 1907. the defendant
has been guilty OF desertiou They
were married in Laramie. Wyo. Feb
%, lsHS The hubul is employed boo
Denver and summons WAS served 10y
publication ana the defendants default
--.L-L--
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Expect TO Open Rich Body by
Tonight or at Least by
Tomorrow.
STRIKE CASING OF ORE BODY.
Discovery Of ore Would Give Prop
crty One Mile Of Country n
Which tu Work

Tuoka.Fob lg.-Although the knight
interests are giving out no details as
90 what i- being done in the IRON Bios
som property DC Be- certain that % cap
ping of 'r1n ur. such as was eucour-
tered hy both the Colorado and SIOUX
b.f1r. reaching tne rich ore bodies. has
been uuDE Foo tH. cast drft on from
Tire ueV shan According boo informa
tim obtained from % reliable source.
.be drift I- COINS uuder tho casing
of the ore body and amy round off holes
may open up the rich Vein th3t tra-
verses tho Sioux and colorado
Access Co tho Beck Tunnel Colorado
Uud Sioux properties has boon had az
aU times bv the knight engineers
Thcir calculations have been such II is
said. that there is almost uu absolute
certainty OF the ore being reached
% is understood that the cappInE
which is believed Co indicate ore was
found about midway in the face OF the
drift. From what is known of the
formation. it is believed that the drift;
is now being sent under the ore body
This U.s. being proven as work progress
es. AS 30 now appears the drift Will
boz sent ahead for q short distance and
am uuraise sent nap t0 catch tho body.
DO has been known for some time
that the ore in the Sioux Consolidated
is richest boo the direction of the Ir1u
blossom
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sTorovERs N CHICAGO.
Recommendation D. Made Ca Railroads
Eutrring the Windy CITY.

chicago. E'n Recommendation ur
tHU granting of a rU-lsg stouop,r prIyI-
'He" u Chicago 600 400 forms of Grst-
class end hound min tickets has boon
mad" Zoo tHa Erlals forming Tine
western Passenger association by tho
executive committee
Although It o. believed that thr rer-
Hmm.uaItInn HII Boz uamured hy tho
railroads. it is said to re certain chat au
individual. notice of ON. acceptance 0f
.ND plan HIu ha served by ono uf the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-13

Eureka Lilly. Fast Tintic Development
And Others in Deal

Especial 90 the 'NeWs.'J
Provo. Feb 18-It is generally un-
derstood here that "a deal is on for the
consolidation OF tine East Unite De-
Nelopmont company the Provo Mining
company which aIioIus d. ON the north
and number of other small limit.
properties ass well as the Eureka Lilly
For some time the matter has been
before the various companies but
nothing definite has been decided upln
The Provo property was until zee
Gently subject 10 an option held by the
Snyders Of salt Lake city but this
Was allowed to expire "a little over "a
week ago. Since then the owners have
refused To- grant a further option and
are believed 10 be 800 ON the c1us1li-
dalton deal
a. O.. snyder ~ the Eureka LILY
was iu Provo Wednesday c0uferring
with President Kellogg Of the East
ItutiC Development The result of
their conference was not made known.
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WOOL


ST. Louis. Feb. Ia-Wool unchanged.
territory and western veHt. I.f-I.
fine mediums. l56l1. fine. I2n1i
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Iron Blossom Takes Other SeCur-
tiles With it in Making
New Records.
HEAVIEST DAY THIS YEAR.
Tmtic Central D. Star Attracuou-l' c,,
stocks Show Up ON Curb
Market.

f+r1.. ta. Load OF rr.D pIo-4ouf.
~. -
NNleh went OUT "I''t "'N "'1"
ord ON the local mining exchange To-
g,,, nearly overv security ON the board
Co.. ...., ....i...-....1
Eoi Inl' lne "ol''' JUNO "i''
the biggest day this year expecting
amy minute To near OF '"' ''''o'''E UT
.,...., ....,
property ine Hlo'h WIS J'0N'Ee" VIII"
for Cd start. but on the open board was
tb,,,v.,, ssid, ana knocked down To S2.15
s,s.
"t'ti opening az '
Nearly every Tintic ON the plard was
among the active members today. East
crown Point registered several koou
-lIos while TiutlC Central and I1uuC
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cheese Firm, unchanged
EersAr Unsettled. Western nrsts. H'4;
aDunnee nuNI
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-nIaNN.r NNI.nr NILNE--

Jesse Knight has always said tho Iron
blossom would bs his biggest min. and
should tnn orc bod. boo found. a1d Ed
seems almost D. certainty that 10 NIII.
tho property Nii extend tor almost O.
n.''r -.HuE the ore body. north and
south
Tho Threatened strike has caused che
greatest excitement Doe Eureka tha. has
been aroused in some time over MINI
Ing property. 10 viii mean nrro 20
the Past Tfntia district than anything
thst has heretofore been discovered
T'UlC ,e.tr8l U.s. one OF the pr1,ar. f,-
that would come in for a share OF the
rich lead silver zone.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
RECORD FOR JANUARY

ItNOVHU FIIt IANINTV
According 90 the foregoing lists ..
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3. Lewis Rand. Johnston..........t. 4.
4. The Man from Brodney's Mo
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9. The Rcd city Mitchell ny.
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Kansas City. Fob. l3.-Catue-Receipt
1000. market steady Native steers q 70
H6.Sl. native COWS and heifers 2GU
$50, stockers and feeders. 3.25W5 25.
bulls. &2Im4.3, calves. 2.50uE.5n. west
5.E.
HoEs-RoCciuts. 700, market Toe. lower.
Bulk of sales 5.Sla6 p. heavy G25n
go. packers and butchers. bo5 rb..5,
lights 5.6iutl5, pigs. 4.50Ha.5o.
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South Omaha. Feb I3-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. ag. market unchanged Western
steers. @. i0d5.U 6. Texan steers. q. N so,
range COWS and helfers. 2.75Hf7b. cam
uers 2.onH2.NI. stoukers and feeders 30
4a.-is calves, 3.ppdG %, bulls and stays.
2.15uH.1J.
HoEs- Receipts. G90. market steady.
Heavy. f.l506 f5. mixed. G.l0aG.10. lights.
5."u b.45i pigs 1.5Da5.50, bulk. 6.Opn6 CD.
Sh"ep-Reccipts 1Ds market steady.
ewes. ioe05.n; lambs, 6.50U7.Jo
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Ralph Button, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Button. was pleasantly sur
pHsed ON Tuesday evening by O. num-
Der of his schoOlmates. The evening
was spent with games and music, Doc
tersperced with refreshments