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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
GET BIG DAMAGES
MRS. BLrzxEQsr WINS SUIT AGAINST
 PENsACOLA ELECTnrC co.
Rg1sanna Tshon,umor., Chnrwed With x fPlneing nope About Nesfo's Neck Who was Lynched, Is Ar
 sssts %m9erm eA fin ,EnWrf. t.t- f3a

William TnpMHD0ns GnnF1ea lf Wstn
 J Plnein9l Rope About Negro's Neck
 : Who Was Lynched, Is Ar
 4. &asRmeG fn Court.
 Pensacola Fla. April 22.--( -(speefai.l In the Circuit Court today. damages were awarded Richard Bizzett and his wife in the sum of eleven thousand dollars and fntersst. in thetr suit against the PensacoIe Electric Com pahy for injuries which Mrs. BiEzett rsceiysd thfse years sgo in q street
 This is the second time the case has bean before the court, and the in- terest at ts uer cent. VIII run the to- tai up to fifteen thousand doiiars. The company : gave notice, Of q motion for e new trial preiiminary tto making an appeal F,.s ss,..s s.s
 rAeasvsonss Cese cbIlea.
 tWsIiiaIn Thompson. Aifeaed to have put the rope about the neck of the negro Dave Alexander. when the, lat fer was 1ynched a few weeks ago, was arrafgn Cd fin the Circuit Court to- day on the charge of murder. He had n, attorneyS and tire. court appointed two Sxo defend him, The case will come up aGafn tto-norrows morning TOT q nearing. .e g.,,i 45y i.stsss ,9ss r-.5 g |s S4 is Arrange Fer RFsmaHy. A 5.. 4 ,Tha scttv Democratic executive sconl- Ynittee hesd netting this. afternoon and arranged for the second city p pri- mary, which Is to be held next Friday lfps select city officials not ncminatea in the frst primary. x aSt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
IS CHOSEN
WILL ADDREss THE UNIynRsrrx
 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
Selma Is To Experiment. Witt OH Is SDrink1AnE It's stFeefs-Plans For New Hhgh School
 AAQn4eA. .a [.

Selma. April s2--(special) )--Presi- Gent Henry F. Reese. of the Alumni Association. of the University of Ala man Henry D. Clayton. of the Third Congressional District of Alabama. would be the orator at the annual meeting of the association which would be- held at sTuscaloosa during commencement week of the University of Alabama.
 The invitation to make the annual address was extended to Mr. Clayton some days ago. and letter announc- ing his acceptance was received today. Mir Clayton is an orator of well known ability and his selection to make the annual address to the Alumni Associa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
SHRINERS IN MOBILE
A CEzEszoNIAL snss10N AND 4 srREEr PAHADE.
The seassen Was xzeld as Che iHaHtie Hoase Where Many Movsces Marched
 Over the Hot
 9nmde.

Mobile. April sz.--t Special )--Abba ram. pis Mobiles of the Mystic shrine. augment ed by many visiting Nobies had suii charge of the city tonight and they made merry with ceremonial session and parade. ths affair being iarWeiy attended.
 Tha parade stArtsd from the Masonic Tenn pie and paradsd all the principal streets of the city, tho snoyiees being shown fin all sorts of costumes and positions. tho parade being iiiuhntnatsd by vari-eolored lights. delegation of high shrinsrs from New Or ieans who reachea the city today occupied place of honor In the parade. Following the parade the members adjourned t0 the Battle House where many novices marched over the hot sAnes. 4 banquet followed on the roof garden of the Battle House. this the roof garden, the affair being m6st novel and thoroughIy ssnicyed by the large crowd present. who. made merry luhtii well past the midnight houk. v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
i.s .sssss.s' assss sgse:s .' .s.is2 sg yl.'F
3sAts gsSasss nsl1s rkae visiatsts ! Con - zs,sd .wltnost 0sana Juxy IG0eonentu--1nsesRA Ta1Des

AGobl1ess Aprti 14-1hs otatstion of coos<1eUetpna1fty oe ssAs act which al- lowo sthe prosecusion to bss sent direct to ths Ctty Court without 9oins to erand fnry. and whioh hays alrsady at- Etracted vsfy xreat 6ttsntion. berauss ef the connection with the prsssnt ai- le9ed 'vtolafsons of the prohibitfon iawss some of which were brought be- fore T Recorder, ,Ciarlre. this morning, and which was sbrouaht before Judge eemmes dnths City Court. wac settled so far JAa dudks Spmmes. ruling was concernsd, when. ct noon today, he de- sidsd in ssfavor ofs the biil in contsn-
 Judge Sasmmss decided that the act wa rentifely constitufioneL and was to be cpeftted under. holding that when an act setd that the defendant should make and slls sa demand for ( jury trfal, # ydid. not make any sdinerencs If ft wAh written. s.rs ssl
 The City Court. A~ throuwh Judge sen.fpss hayiKg held that the, act is c0ngttfudo Solicitor Staliworths at once bsgan preparing writ of man. damus to shAye the cases heard before Recorder C1srbs fhis morning. trans- ferred 'to. the City Court for immediate
 This lis the ,nrst victory the Anti- safcon forcss have achieved In the present prysecutions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
MONTGOMERY POLICE
 RECEIVE NEW UNIFORMS

An assortment of new uniforms reached the police yesterday. their summer outfit. and from the men who have been wandering about for the clothes. a great sigh of relief went up
 Everything in the eonsignment is light weight. the new helmets as we'll as the garments. The helmets are an fn- noyation. Instead of the winter black or usual summer tan, they are gray, and therefore great source Of euriosi. ty and comment among the men. The new outfits will be donned~as, soou as the few alterations needed in them are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
WANTS TO LOCATE
 ~ STORE IN MONTGOMERY

wP Ausbrook, of Jacksonville. Fia.. has written Mayor Teague asixing for, a copy Of the Montgomery license scheduie. if stores are easilyito secure aDont railroad rates. population and
 many other questions In the letter the Fioridian states 1t Is his wish to come to Montgomery and enter the re. tail trade field. but he toes mot state what particular branch he will enter. r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
TleeeFdsr's. opinson Dia~r..

sisfobtie. Aprii l2z---In the Recorders Court hear today. Judge Norporne R. Clarke held that the law in connection with tho .prplitbitio niaw. calling for. a trial by jury without first having to be indfcted by the grand jury. was. bound sfx alleged violators over te the City Court to await action by the grand jury. ". {. i. ls
 Attorney Boyics. of the Law and Or der League, stated today that zoo war rants would he sworn out in the next few weeks against violators of the prohibition law.
 At the mass meeting of citizens held Judge H. T. .Touimsn. of the United States District Court, He said that where. ssntiment did not prevail for, enforcement of laws. this. sentiment should tbe made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
tion will prove . pleading fsssurs of the annual meeting.

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 After a conference tkis morning with . repsesentatfve of the DtandAf1> on Company. ct which there were 0eyor Atkins. City Enginsee Smith sae other ofI1ciAls a contract was agreed upon; whereby the stAndard OH Company will sprinkle block of one street with crude oil to dsmonstrAts that it. will keep down the dust. The representa- tive of the ssandsrd oil Company csms to Selma . few days ago. and sinoe then has been in consultation with ck- ficials of the city government In re gard to using crude oil to sprinkle the streets with.
 The demonstration with the oil ssls dust preventative will be made on Church Street, between Dallas and Ssi- ma Streets. If the results ars. As rep- resented, 1t is very likely that the city will purchase a quantity of this oil and sprinkle the principal streets with it. The block selectel upon which to make the trial will be sprinkied with oil fn the next few days. ssff
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
RECITAL AT MARION.
A Large and Euthusaastic Audience creaar
 fP MAmm pmkrfuh -

-f-t MM8 EntrfcN. fIs |
 Marion. Apsil a. tspeoiaI. )--SEiss Mary Louise Patrick. sthe chaTming and Raetea daughter of President and Mrs Robert Q by Mr. Frederic ooods. Director of Muaio. in senior pianoforfe recital in the AIumnAe Auditoriurh. Monday evening. April 9, iH0e
 A large and enthusiastic audience of stu. dents and friends greeted Miss Patrick as she appeared upon the stage which was pIante. Aiss Patrick save in an interesting and entertaining nanner an sxaetins pro- gram which would tax the powers of a more experienced player The program opened with the Largo from Sonata. op. 10. No. ,. s.H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Erecutor,s Notice

Notice ip hereby given to all whom it may concern, that letters tostamentary under the hast WilI and testament of Charles rA Mathews deceased. were duly issued to tho undeFsigned as sxecutor of such will on the Eighth day of April. 1909. by the Probate Court of Montgomery County. Alabama
 Ali persons having claims against the eN- tata of said Charles L. Mathews. deceased, afe hereby notined to present tho same ta me for payment within the time required bx Jaw or they will be barred All persona indabtsd 10 said estate, will settle he same with me GEORGE N. MARKS.
 Executor of last win and testament of
 Charles L. Mathews deceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Mrs W. P. Aeker and children, of Anniston. are visiting, the formers father. Mfr. N. "A. Agee. on Church street. ..a es et.sa 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
IeeiaI and PsrsonaI

Mrs. Crawford Phillips and young daughter. Octavia. returned home Tues day after . pleasant visit to Mir. and Mrs. !. L. Slater. of Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

HIouses for every. day wear are be- ing made In fine soft material. woven with silk stripes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

Probate Court. Montgomery County. Tanaa Lemle. Deceased.
 Letters testaEnentary under tho last win and testament of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the sth day of March. 1909. by the Honorable J. B. County, notice is hereby given that all per- aons having claims against said estate will hN required to present the same within the fine SlIowed by law or the same will be barred c. F. NORTH. B. HIRsCH.
 Executors Montgomery. Ala. April 8. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Mrs F. N swsiiborn. of Union W. R. Wood. IT. on Lauderdaie street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

Miss Addie Murphy has returned to her home In Gresnsboro after q short stay here with friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Nreetinx Of Cemus Clnh. :

The members of tine Conus Club and some other guests were most pleas antiy entertained this afternoon by Miss Ethel Fowliees at her home or Union street. The reception hall and parior. were prettiiy decorated for the occasion with potted ferns and . pro- fusion of spring howers. Bridge was played and the coveted trophy was . box of dainty linen handksrchiefs. At the conclusion of the games delicious ice cream and cake were enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
complime nfary To sIisses Esynes and aa Hur]ce. ..l 2 III .aa

Misses Ruth Haynes and Jean Burke were again the fair nonorees this ev- ening at an informal dance at Eikdale Park. About fifteen young couples were present ana 1t was the midnight hour when Home Sweet Home'f was played and the participants treluctant- iy departed for their homes. i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

sck6ol Boara. tAsst. vas s,<bnitfsd and con sidseed n{nns foR the nsw Hlgh sohse. ssdels whlsA = ,. t.sss z. s.s.tss .. .,, 2 'piaas subnttted wore Aleotsd end htos fof ths leoasesuetlcr q. thsf buseine % ssss ' ss.s ssss.: sss s.n q < .y.s1 ~s
 Tks ,st upoS vslssai tns usw school bulidiag will bs srssksd ie 1ocaeed on Tremonk otSesa and wap purrhaesd some months a9n. rWhen ooupDted the school but1deng y4n hAyp cost iu the neiahborhood of o1&eoo.. Tho sohooi Will bsf ussd for sdvsnssd sshcI- arB when cosnrlsted T , | v I .i <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
Ws4Nlt. fart1 Laavss,

Nr. and 1(ra # Q ]. Adler. Hfe. Ar- thur Loco. Mr. IL e. Adler snd 1esssss. waiter |. Bloch. sJsf II. sBloch .snd T. D. Gsi9le. left this aftsrnvon for cir- cinnati, where ons next Monday svsts- ing, at s.So o'clock ct the Cincinnati cub they will attend the narrtags of Miss Cora Loeb of that city. afo Mr. +. c. Adler of sslp&- Tue hfide-to-oe sis of cfacinnati.s snd during several vis- It's to; selma has. made large number of friSnds fhs. 'groosn-to- bs is s scn of, Nf.; and Mrs.F-I. C.s Adler. Of fhfs oity, and ts e we'll known young bus mess man who has: larse number ot friends. After the ceremony. M. and Mrs. Adler vilI TO on, . wedding ppr- ney through the North, after whtCn they will return to selma. where they viii reside. --ssl7 .sss ss. Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23
lgeesiss oft niIliksn Club.

Miss Mabie. Jones dslightfulty enter tsined the members Of the Biniken Club and some other guests this rnornt ing at her home on Union street when Misses Ruth Haynes. of Birmfngham. and Jean Burke. of Montsomsyy. were the guests of honor. q i;sa '. z v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-23

At . recent meeting 0f the city
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
I'm Hranffmrter Nialeft.
sllls u@eoihte in Sranffurter Munb-
art" bon SSfor GbcrborOt.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
Nerscnsbilbung.
Bon Gomrabinc Stimoe.

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Gieeuihoiten. 9ie Meinbeit bes Ser
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19

pcH cHIluetoclloeH SIlpuU.
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piel aeiaat. Der 9id,ter (ber iibri-
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onbere Nerfe 3uerlt inter Dem Ted.
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su leben bate, nid,t aefeblt. Gr err
belt 1878 (gemeiniam init Niiiel II.
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ben @rilpor,er . Yrcis. ltnb maj,
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Die @iener. bdtten id)on in ibrem
eigcuen Snterelie oieicn neueii Wann
uIib ieine oramotiidc Eroouftipn
aiif ieoe @eiie geioroert. ailein iein
getreiter llnitern moIlte es, oaB iene
Sabre mad, ieiner Gntoednne I'M
iibrigen nit Dem nieoriglten Stnttb
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menfielen. 9ie 5euilletonpoiie, Die
iid oils 2nIiipiel aniab. berrid)te utio
ole Sperette feierte 5riumpbe. Sir
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NIas aii oen Wiener Yiibnen.
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gelporoen, dis fem @iener Bolts.
7rnma .EaS piertc Bebot" bon Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
Gin sruher goIfsbidter.
81 9lnsenarnber'S 10. @eburtstag
ipfo %. looestng 10 Nopcmber-
1909 - 10. Ee3ember.)

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tpnbrbaft polfstbiimlider Gidter:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
Iatthen, Nansler.

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bon Der pben ecranutcn Wobnune aus iIatt.
nnb oann iuh Der b~eutfdben iutberlfheii Cont
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
Catherine u. Weuer.

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adtIn0soon etHae. nSen fino.a ttthlS53-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19
5be Marblauo SabiusS 8ant,

Showet.9de baltimore. uuo Gontmeree' StraRe.
Baltimore, Wb.
Ser iurse M,nnn bon bcute pirt I'm Surbs
or Selo %beroieut. or slaubt, baB CT, obHe
Riidfiht cui ieinen eobii, ebeHio bel beripen.
ben rlib. Wie aIbere ilnse 2elfe, ODER et b!ls
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hie5 In elmer gSeiic, Die ibr cine itarie GieIlinS
inter ben 5inan3'S niittnt,H bes 2aloes aemrns
men bat.
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IbenoS. .Scifnet ein Gonto beute, peHn ah0
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SopGro & @iuiams, Aitaro ". 9uoad.
3. hilbert 0uabes, @uropu \. Yuirp,
vs.. Z. s. Sulai1,- SDtabt ". Ntuiamlou,
s9m. gS. Gluao.
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Caroline gambler.

Sanber, 81 Sabre oft. Hsliebte Satin bon slus
0nit Gambler. Die Aeerbieuno firbet osnntes,
Nadnmittaes . nbr. bon ibrer Ncbnutia.. gr.
f4gs., cn.nanuase. Strahe, aus anf Der ~Halfi'
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airdlidlt Tnseisen.
S%reieiniafeits Stride.


(Va1ior u. =. Sterger.J
Sc,ite g.ormittae: uAommt Scins ipieber?"
gbeHoc: gsser lit Seflis fir ieiue fortifreifens
ben gefemer2"4 Solnta9. beH &c. Oe5ember,
slben4s las llbr: SroBe @eibnabtSss lmiiibs
ruIg. (353)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-19

TuuIanbs tirfiihe YG6er.
Ganitabie. sebauoe, Rotauas seseu. stets often
(WPui4. 40 .t.t
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Tinansicacs.
Wptia fbtr Ginlbiuna ppu cbnnntouen.

NDf15 hbtr EInIblhNg Don EbItgnttouen.
trrfb electric eprpuip" er'te so $500
theiensS bliGaitnnen. am |. Sangar 1910 fdllls.
so 9upotteten.S bligatipneti erhalten Bari nno
dufeelauiene 3ilrieI iiir aue, Dor Dem l.. ga
mar 1910 prdientirien Gblieationen ii oil.
electric eiabi & Roiper Gompann" BON 9altis
more. Ar 101. 8cts2eIinator .StraBe
r.- Sobu y. Natleh,
(36S--6l Sda Bueifter.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-24
Rev. Wright Will Stay.

At meeting of the members of the
Congregational church last week the
matter of securing Rev. Wright, as
pastor for another year was discussed
and disposed--o They offered him a
raise of $500 on his salary if he would
remain. He explained to them that he
did not want his salary raised. it was
not money he wanted, but he did want
more earnest help and greater interest
shown by the members of the church.
He agreed that if the members would
promise, in the future, to take the in
terest and render him the assistance in
the work that they should, he would
remain on the same old salary. This
they promised to do and Rev. Wright
will stay until he sees this interest
abating. The News is pleased to hear
that he will remain with us. He is
earnest and hardworking in his pastor
ate and one that would fill his place as
acceptably as he, would be hard to
find. .-Ogalalla News.