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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
Takes Treatment
For Drug Habit
Leading Physician's Wife Writes En-
cOuraging Others To Take Treat
ment. And Regrets That
She Did Not Know of
James Treatment
Earlier.

Mr.. Chas. B. James, Memphis, Tenn.
Dear Sir:-When / began your treat
ment last October at the James. Sana-
torium / had been using morphine for
twenty-five years. ! am pleased to
say that was successfully treated and
cured In four weeks. did not suffer
any pains or Inconvenience during
treatment When 1 went to the Sana-
torium l only weighed 107 pounds; now
/ weigh 125 pounds, and am improving
every day.
/ feel so free AMI happy. my appetite
is good, / sleep well and enjoy life. l
would not be back in the thraldom of
Morphia for any consideration. and 1
only wish 1 had known of your treat
ment years ago in order that I might
have taken treatment sooner.
can say truthfully that the James
Treatment, as administered at your
Sanatorium, at Raleigh Springs, is the
best and only sure cure for Drug Ad-
dictions" / am satisfied that any one
who uses Narcotic Drugs, Whiskey or
Tobacco can be cured II they Will take
your painless and sure cure for such
diseases.
During my stay at the Sanatorium
witnessed many cures. and they were
all made happy and were consequently
well pleased with results.
left your Sanatorium on the 25th
pf November, 1907, and have enjoyed
good health ever since. / will always
have a tender and grateful feeling for
the good doctors ana nurses at your
and hope that you may all live many
years to carry on the good and noble
work
Truthfully and faithfully yours.
MRS. D. V. MORROW.
Whiteville. Tenn. Aug, 9, 1908.
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II. H. COOPER IS HELD
BALDWIN COUNTY MAN ACCUSED
OF EMBEZxLEsfENT. ID,


Mobile. April News was .receiyed
hene today from Bay Minette. the coiJrs
ty seat OF Baldwin county, that Judge
Browne sustained demurrers TO the
indictment against H n. Cooper, fxr
tax collector Of that county, chAfg-
ing him with embezziing Ss.3sL6s. The
court fixed Cooper's bond at $500 and
bound him over to the next grand
jury. 49,
In a civil suit versus Henry H.
Cooper and the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company. which has
occupied the Circuit Court for the past
two days, after being out an hour tbs
jury brought In a verdict for the Plain
tin In the sum of. ss.ss7.es. the amount
sought In the complaint.
Cooper was tax collector In Ha1d-
win county when an alleged robbery
occurred about a year ago. and tils
above amount was alleged to have been
taken
1t was shown to the satisfaction of
the Jury that no such robbery could
have occurred and the shortage was
said to have been due to the improper
management Of the ONCE by the depu-F
ty collector.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
WOULD STOP AUCTION.
Review Order OF sale Is Asked.


Birmingham, April 1.-fSpecial. y
In behalf of samuel ]. Knight, of New
York. attorneys today filed a petition
In the Federal Court. asking for q
review OF the order Of sale OF the
Southern steel Company (bankrupt)
which is to be sold out at public out
cry on April IL. The petition Is SIM
liar to a great extent TO TO the one
that was filed In behalf OF the SCHUYLER
interests a week or more ago and
which WIS denied by Judge Hundley,
OF the Federal Court. The object OF tho
new petition Is to nx an upset price
for the sale, the statement being Of
fsred that 1t should be at least seven
ty-five per cent. OF the value OF the
property. The. petitioner claims 10
hold n collateral note OF five thousan d
dollars in the concern to own $l40.0pu
preferred stock and $4,000 OF COM
mon stock in the company. Judge
Hundley will fix the amount of the
supersedias bond Saturday IN the f1rs'
case filed in this matter which VIII go
to the court of appeals. 1t is not be-
lieved that the fling of these petitions
will interfere with the sale of the
properties as advertised on April IL.
The litigation continues to accumulate
and at the same TINA many cIailny
against the company are being bought
in.
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AUTO HITS MIR. BECKETT.
Popular Man OF Mobile Run Down 1,


Mobile. April Especial. )--Run
down by an automobile at the corner
of Conception and Dauphin Streets
shortly after O'Clock this morning.
Harry T. Beckett the well known and
popular employe of the United Fruit
C npany. sustained severe bruises
about the head. face and body, and
though his injuries are painful they
are not thought to be serious.
Mr. Beckert was crossing the street
when the automobile owned by DIR. o.
II. Harris. and driven by Alva Bates.
a negro. ran him down. Mr., Beckett
being caught beneath the machine and
dragged twenty-five feet before the
auto was stopped.
Mr. Beckett, his clothes torn almost
to shreds. and suffering cuts and
bruises, was pulled from beneath the
auto and taken into the ONCE of ply
sician, where an examination was'made
and his injuries attended. He was
later taken to his home at 1855 Church
Street.
The negro chauffeur was taken In
charge by Officer Tucker and sent TO
police headquarters. where he was
docketed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
MOBILE TO CELEBRATE
FOUNDING OF CITY

Mobile. April Especial MANY
Representative citizens gathered In
the Battle House auditorium tonight
for the purpose of discussing and for
mulating plans for the duo-centen-
NAL celebration of the founding of
Mobile. which celebration will be held
In 1911.
Speeches in favor OF the celebration
were made by representative men apd
plans for the celebration were made.
This event promises to be one of the
most elaborate celebrations ever held
In Mobile and no pains will be spared
In. making It success In every way.
] Thousands are expected to visit the
city during the celebration.
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RONDEAU REMEMBERED.
Retiring Police Chief I'm Mobile Gets
an Umbrella,

Mobile April Especial Former
Chief Of Police f. T. Rondeau and
now chief OF the detective force. was
thig morning presented with a hand
some umbrella by Recorder Norborne
r. Clarke on-behalf of the men in the
station who worked with and under
him as Chief of the Police Depart
ment.
The umbrella was presented in a neat
speech by Judge Clarke. who told the
CHIEF that the umbrella was rendered
as a token Of the esteem In which he
was held by his fellow police officials.
Chief Rondeau responded and express
ed his gratitude.
The umbrella Is a handsome one, and
Is highly priced by Chief Rondeau.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES

For Drug Additions. Alcoholism.
Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. Ner-
vousness and Insomnia will be fur
nish ed at the following prices:
Whiskey, Wine or Beer 80. ..SlA5N
Tobacco. Cigarettes or SNUFF 49,. 500
AL forms Of Nervousness and In
Depression and Exhaustion. 500
Liver Trouble and Constipation. 200
Prices OF Hypodermic or Internal
Home Treatment for Drug Additions
will be furnished on application, with
q free sample treatment, charges pre-
paid.
Booklets on Drug Additions. Drum
kenness, Nervousness and insomnia
and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits
containing testimonials, etc, sent seal,
ed under plain cover. Correspondence
sanatorium. 7l0 Delta Bldg, Mem.
phtas Tenn.
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PETER GAss DEAD.
veteran Musician of Mobile Passe.
-. AHnY. IL

NSAcEMH M01tFA8M ok N1UttG Eas8r4
Away.
Mobile. April Especial. PETER
Gass, q well known resident of Mobile.
and for many years cornet player In
the Mobile Theatre orchestra. died sud-
dunly last night while being removed
IN his home in the city ambulance, at
ter he had fallen III while on the
streets
Peter Gass was one OF the best
known musicians in the South, having
filled engagements with theatre and
other orch estras in New Orleans, Mont
gomery. Birmingham. and other South
ern cities. as well as Mobile. He was
a member OF the local Federation of
Musicians. and was popular among q
large circle of friends.
Besides his wife. he leaves four
daughters. Mrs. J. H Hobson. Mrs.
Flanagan. Mrs. Bush and Miss Mena
Gass, and two sons. William Gass. Jr.
and Jacob Tannenbaum Gass: two
brothers, Gustave and William Gass,
and one sister. Mrs. Adolph Dame. be-
sides other relatives.
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Practically In that time no develop
ments have been made for Its cure ex-
cepting the knife. which has been
abandoned by the more thoughtful
physicians. A book upon its treatment
and cure has been published by Benz
U. Bye. NJ. D., of indianapolis. which
promises to be the beginning or the
end OF cancer, and Is mailed free to
physicians and those who are AFFLICTED
Adv fri -
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FREE DRUG CURE.

Chas B. James, 21O Delta
Building, Memphis, Tenn. Please
send TO my address all charges
paid. a free trial bottle for
patient using Estate here num-
Der OF grains used each
% hours) 49,. grains of Estate
kind of drug here)
State here II used by mouth or
hypodermically. . . ...... -.
Town ...... ......s State. .........
Nearest Express office ..........
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02

~. sentenced to sir months and ter
days. with an additional fifty-seveD
days for costs. has oeen paroied ey
Governor Conner, upon consideration
that the Jefferson County Commits
sioners make provision for his wei
during his term OF inability to
work. r1teS -
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=. n. G. a. Chanxe.

To W. Y, n .. Omuu&eb.
M. O. Etratford. who has been with
the local Y. NJ. c. A. for some months
severed his connections with that in.
stftution yesterday.
.. e. Hening. OF Birmingham. arrfv-
ed in the city Yesterday to take charge
Of the gymnasium classes Of the Y.
M. G. A. during the summer months
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ri you NEED 4 MEDlcIGE.
Y0U SHOULD HAVE the Best.

Although there are HUNDREDS Of prop
'aratons advertised. there IL only one
that really stands out prs-eminsnt -
a remedv for diseases OF the nidnexs,
liver and bladder.
Dr. Kiiuers swamp Root staiads TIE
highest. for the reason that its remark
able health restoring properties has
been found to.be Just the remsdy need
ed In thousands upon thousands OF
even the most distressing cases
. Swamp Root makes friends quickly
because Its mild and immediate eject
IL soon realised, II 10 q gentle. heal
ing vegetable compounds Specialists
prescription for specific disease.
Swamp Root 10 not recommended for
everything. rstr s-@A StA
; A Sworn Certificate Of Purity IL with
every bottle. ss
I For sale at all drug stores, in bot
ties Of two sizes-ffty-cents and one
dollar. 6. - +fri 49, 81,
sample Bottle Free By Man.
In order to prove what swamp Root.
the great kidney.s liver and bladder
remedy WIN do for you. every reader
OF The Montgomery Daily Advertiser
who has not already tried 1t. may re-
aeive q sample bottle by mail abso-
iutely free. Address DR.. Kilmer and
Company. Binehamton, N. Y. Write
today 'sfr'' eA9f $3.50
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MEETING AT OAK PARK.

Those Interested In Chapel Of Annun-
citation Are lnvited.
All who are interested In the matter
are invited to attend o meeting on SUM-
day, April 4. .. me-. at the Chapel Of
the Anunciation. Oak Park, for the
purpose OF reorganizing to reopen the
chapel for Sunday sch DOL and services.
IT fs hoped everybody will try to at
tend this meeting ana to cooperate IN
this movement to make II successful
one - 49,
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THINKS HE WILL GET 1T.
Captain koIb Believes He VIII he
Commissioner of AgrfcuIture.

Comlnfssfoner Of AKrfcuIture.
Birmingham. April 1--(Specinl. y.
Captain Reuben II. Kolb. of Montgom-
cry, candidate for Commissioner of Ag-
riculture in the next campaign. spent
today In Birmingham, having come up
to visit relatives.
He was warmly greeted on the
streets. the captain having many
friends In this city.
Captain Kolb stated that he had re-
ceived many letters from friends
throughout the State and that he an
ticipated no opposition In the canvass
for the nomination for the office.
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MIR. ROBINSON DEAD.
MOBILE MAN WAS PROMINENT IN
sss LUMBER.
Remains Are shipped to New Jersey
z Fer Observation-Disclosures to OPP
crate Steamboats, ON the
I -. ~ ...rs Rfxei.- 49,

Mobile. April i.-(SpeciaL Nv esley
Robinson. president OF the Robinson
Land and Lumber Company, died here
today at the Providence Innrmary af-
ter an illness OF about one week.
He was prominent In lumber circles
throughout the United States and was
well known In New York city and
throughout New Jersey. His remains
were shipped to Orange, ~ j., tonight
for intermeut.
The deceased was q native of Mill
View. Florida, and was born March
go 1880. He ID survived by his wife.
two children, hts mother, Mrs. Eva =.
Robinson. and other relatives.
Wesley Robinson was very well
known in Mobile and was member
Of several social clubs and mystic or
carnations. q
News Of his death which was sud
den comes as a. surprise to his many
friends throughout the city. He was
popular and good business man and
worthy successor Of his father, the
late George W.. Robinson, who died
about q year ago.
His death was due to an attack OF
appendicitis. for which he was operat-
ed on several days ago
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New steamer Line.

Articles Incorporating the Mobile
Navigation Company were filed in the
Probate Court today. capitalization So
600. Officers, A. B. DeMontm ollin.
president and general manager; v. w.
Walter, secretary; r.. Z. Barnes, treas
urer -
The company Ii. to operate steamers
In the Black Warrior. Tombigbee and
Alabama rivers
Manager Montmollin has arrived
here and opened Offices. He announced
today that the service Of his company
In the lower Tombigbee river will be
inaugurated tomorrow afternoon with
the departure OF the steamer Hard
Cash. v. w. walther has been made
agent for the company.
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CHURCH CORNER STONE.

Baptists Conduct Impressive Exercises
In Mobile.
Mobile. April Especial. with
appropriate ceremonies the corner
stone of the new Baptist church on the
corner OF Jefferson and Government
Streets was laid. in the presence OF
large crowd.
The exercises were opened with in
vocation by Rev. J. III. Kailin. follow
ing which Rev. w. ]. e. Cox gave a
history of the movement for the build
ing of the new church
Others made addresses and the roll
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Campbell and Mary Keyser. the two
very bright children of Mr. and Mrs.
William S. Keyser, are expected home
from school In New York to spend
Easter with their parents.
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Galveston, Aprfi Arrived: schoon-
ers-Caroline vought. Decker, Truxii-
10, Helen Thomas. Lermond Balti-
more; Steamer wittenburg (Ger.) Hill
nan, Bremen; Mariner (Br.) Morrison
Gloucester; Norwega (No) Amundsen,
Christiana; Taurus. (Nor.) Sundby
Tampa; Galveston. tNor.) Bryde. Glen
fuegas
New York. and sailed; Lincairn, <(Br.l
Jackson. Copenhagen.
Sailed: Steamers Kentra (Br.) Doty.
Hamburg and Liverpool; Mae. Benner.
New York
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Miss Nellie Bagley, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in New Orleans, has returned home.
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NelDs of Mobile Society

Mobile. April Especial Mrs
Aaron Iowenstein was the attractive
hostess today for the meeting OF the
Briige CLIQUE and after the games
entertained the members at lunch
con in her apartments at the Bat
lie House. The frst prize was sh-
yer picture frame and the second
eut glass salt cellars. Those present
at the meeting were the club members
Mesdames Hermann Tannenbaum,
Maurice Meyer, Aaron Hess. Victor
Schwartz and Misses Daisy Forcheim-
er and Addie Herxfeld.
Little bridge
The Little Bridge enjoyed pretty
compliment this morning when Miss
Ella Wheeler entertained for them at
1I:30 at the Country Club. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the prize
played for was a pair of silk hose.
The two substitutes were Miss Lettice
Clarke and Miss Rosa Coates and the
members present were Misses Amelia
end Virginia Lyons. Dorothy Donald
Nay Canfeld. Virginia Sims and Mrs
Homer McCleiland. Nl
New Tea Club.
A very charming affair Of this aft
ernoon was the meeting of the New
Tea Club with Mrs. A. f. Carr as hos
tess. The house was lovely with
spring flowers and the members who.
with a number of invited guests en-
5oyed the afternoon with this very at
tractive hostess. were Mesdames Plum
mer Burgett. Mark Lyons. Jr.. Lynn
Cameron. ]. ]. Peterson, James Taylor.
Charles Vincent, James Wade, Charles
lie Baron Taylor and Tunstall Inge.
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Nursing Motshers and Malaria.
The OLD Standard GROVES TASTEI Ess
CHILL TONIC. drives out malaria and
builds up the system. For grown people and
children oVc- -
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Mobile. April 1.--Arrived: Steamers
--Dunnolly, (Br). Davis, Norfolk.
Cleared; Bark--viva. (Nor), PAUL
son. Buenos Ayree; C. B. whidden.
(Br), Morrison, Havana. - s.i3
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New Orleans La. April Cleared:
steamers--Belfast. Br). Mckee. Nam
ties and Hull via Newport News: In
dian. (Br,1j Kerruish. Bremen; Caliiorn-
Ian, (Br.)s Parkin. London; Haake,
tGer,). Stabenow. Kastrup, and Svend-
borg via oNrfolk; Corsican Prince,
(Br,). Ord, New York.
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MARINE NEWS.

Pensacola, Fla. April 1.--Arrived:
steamer-Kiora, (Br). Jose, Pascagou-
la.
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The Mobile. jackson and Kansas
City Railroad Company reduced It's
working force at the Frascat shops
this morning by laying Off twenty-five
men from the various departments for
an indefinite period. The cause of the
reduction OF men Is due to the small
amount Of work on hand and the de-
preston In business.
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VIII Campbell Psroled.
Because of his illness, VIII Campbell.
a hard labor convict of Jefferson Coun-
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There will be a meeting of the
Clarke School Improvement Assccia-
ton at the school on Friday afternoon
at $3.50. The parents are urged to at
tend as this meeting is an important
one.
Bethel Concert.
The concert at the Bethel this even
Ing was most successful and
thoroughly enjoyable affair under the
auspices Of the Soldiers and Sailors
w. c. T. u. Of which Mrs. H. H. Case
Is now the president.
There were large number of sail
ors present and, as usual. refreshments
were served them after the concert py
the ladies Of the auxiliary.
The singers of the evening were
Misses Marie Shaffer, Kate Nicol. Ira
ROLAND Boucher AMI Mary McDuffie
and those who read and recite6 were
Mrs. Herbert woods. Miss Dolly Grey
Harrison, Miss Freda Rose, Miss VIM
Ebolin and Miss Alice Aaiken.
Personal Notes.
Hon. G. w. Taylor after spending a
few days here as the guest of Major
s. T. Prince left tonight for Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Meyer Jacoby have
returned from an extended VISIT to
Mr.. Jacoby's mother in Chicago.
Miss Emile Barker of Birmingham,
is here on a visit to her brother-in-law.
NJ. J. Cohen.
Mrs. r. Waller. OF Jacksonville, Fla.
ls here on visit to relatives
Mrs. A1vira Polk Cooper, of New
York who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Charles Mohr left today for .BIrming-
ham.
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Miss Josie Knowles. one of Pensa-
cola's most charming young ladies, Is
journey!ng through Europe with a
party OF friends, and she is not ex-
pected home for many months.
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of the Sabbath School. Baptist Young
Peoples Union and other branches OF
the church were read. after which the
cornerstone was sealed by j. C.
Bush, whose generous donation made
the new church a possibility.
There IL nothing more convenient or ef-
fective for relieving hoarseness and Coughs
than Browns Bronchial Trechcs. They are
absolutely unrivaled for the alienation of all
Throat Irritations caused by cold. Sold only
In boxes. 49,. I0-ady
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PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola, Fla. April 1.--(Special.)--
Among the Pensacolians who are plan
| ming trips to Europe during the sum-
mer are Mr. and Mrs. L. Hilton Green
and their son ana daughter. They
will leave within a few months to be
absent until late In the fall. &
The New City Finch Club. members
were most delightfully."- entertained
this afternoon at the home of Mrs
Pete, corner of Chase and Aleaniz'
| Streets.
| A wedding. which was attended by
large circle of friends of the contract
| ing parties was that of last night.
when Mr.. James L. Scholis, Jr., ana
Miss Andrea Christophersen were we'd
| ded, Rev. Father Kennedy officiating.
Friends of Mr.. Bedo Blount, who
has been absent for several months
with a party In Central America, have
received letters from him, in which he
states that he intends going on to-
Guatemala before he returns home
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Mr. w. Ma
bine and Miss Maggie Hoist, the event
to occur at Sacred Heart Church on
April II.
Miss Josie Knowles, one of Pensa-
cola's most charming young ladies, Is
Jourrey!ng through Europe with
party OF friends, and she is rot ex-/
pected home for many months.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Williams are the
proud parents of fine girl.
Campbell and Mary Keyser the two
very bright children of Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Keyser. are expected home
from school in New York to spend
Easter with their parents.
Miss Nellie Bagley. who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in New Orleans, has returned home.
Mrs. Bryan .Dunwody Is to leave
Pensacola within few days to join
her husband, who is now in business in
Gulfport
Miss Ruby Williams of Terry Haute,
Ind. is the accomplished guest of the
Misses Deckard.
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Port Eads, April 1.--Arrived: Steam
ers-Chalmette. Forbes. Hava ma.
Tug--E. l. Russell. Mcfarland. Port
Arthur with barges Conneaugh and
Allegheny.
Sailed: Steamers Moncenscio,
QtalO. Genoa via Norfolk; Miguel
M. Pinillos. fSpan.). Serturcha, BARGE
Iona, Oporto and Almeria via Havana;
corinto. CNor.), Gundersen, Livingston
via Belize; Puerto Cortez and Porto
Barrios; origen. (Nor.), Wang. Gocas
del Toro; Mereator (Nor). Raisen,
uerto Cortez; City of Tampico. (Nor. },
Od5fell, Sagua lie Grand. Schooner
Asbury, Fountain, Hansen. Mobile.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Williams are the
proud parents of a fine girl.
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Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Mr.. w. Ma
bine and Miss Maggie Hoist, the event
to occur at Sacred Heart Church on
April II.
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Mrs. Alvira Polk Cooper, of New
York who has been the guest OF Mrs
Charles Mohr left today for ,BIrming-
ham.
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Mrs. Bryan Dunwody Is to leave
Pensacola within a few days to join
her husband, who is now in business in
Gulfport.
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Announcements.
Mrs H. P. vass will entertain at
bridge tomorrow In honor OF Mrs.
George Vidmer.