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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
vsT..1,vA Party at Midway.

Midway. Feb. S.-(Special.)- )--Miss I;eila willis entertained at valentine marty fn honor of Mesdames J. A. Emery. ef Toledo Ohio. and IF. A. Isllls, ol Union Springs
 As the guests entered they were received by Miss Willis who presented them to the guests ofShonor. Miss Will lis was bec0minKly attired In blue silk Mrs. Emery in brown pongee and Mrs. Ellis in blue and white silk.
 LitAae Miss Grace Emery wore white lingerie with blue ribbons and very gracefully presented. each guest with an attractive heart score card.
 A very interesting game of hearts Twas enjoyed The prize. pretty box sof stationery. was awarded to Mrs. b. E Cartledge, The others who cut were Misses Eva smith and Marietts Norton. The guests of honor were each presented with embroidered silh stockings.
 Misa Mary Willis. assisted by little Miss Emery then served | denghtfu salad course.
 The guests included: Mesdamei Emery. Eilis. Hixon. Cartledge. Al ley, Cochran, Adams and colley MiaseI Johns, waters. Mizelle, King. Smith Norton, Pruett of Eufaula. Anthony Matte Smith, Conner. King. EsteIl Anthony, Lewis. Jordan. Cephelie Kim and Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

General order No. s. for the year 1909, issued by Chief Taylor, of the. Mont gomery police corps, is as follows:
 'sThe officers of the police force or Montgomery will rigidly enforce sec tIon 6ss2 of the Constitution of Ala baIr1a."
 The instructions are short complete and crisp, like most of the chiefs work, and he means every word of 1t. The section referred to is in effect. that any person conducting a public billiard or pool room. whether the patrons pay for the privilege of playing or not. shall when persons under the age of 21 years are seen playing either of the games ar loltering in the room. the proprietor of the place shall. upon a report from a reliable citizen. be arrested and fined A sum not less than $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
[URIES SUMMONED
JUDGE BROWN HEARS CRIMINAL
 COURT CASES.
A1l Gases Disposed Of Were Appeals { Erom The, Recorders Court, Most IN of Which Were for
 Minor O6enses.

Judge Armstead Brown occupied the bench of thb criminal division of the City Court for the first time Monday morning and afternoon in the trial Of eases for the term of the court now tn session. Many orders were taken afd several cases of ntnor importance were dispoaed of.
 All of the cases disposed of in the court were appeals from the Recorders Court, consisting of minor offenses. Announcement was made from the bench. however. that the capital pris- oners would be arraignee on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and the dates set on the docket for trial.
 Henricks Harweii convicted in the recorder'e court for gaming was tried. The jury returning q verdict of guilty the fine being fixed af SEQ. E- l., Reeves also on the charge of gaming was found guilty and lined s2o. Armis- stead White and Sol Kermish on the charge of disorderly conduct and fight ing were found not guilty. Ben Fin keistefn and Soi Monsky on the charge of disorderly conduct were found not
 The juries which have been sum mpred are.
 Jury No. i.-o. A Montgomery. wil- liford Duslxin, D.sA. McCaflm. D. D. McDuffie, D. J. Allen. A. W. Moseiey. c. N. Smith, c. M. vann. M. M. Gweatt, J. W. McHugh. William Spear and c. E. Mcclelland.
 Jury No. 2.---A. J. Cutts, !. W. Durr, IT,, H A, Cook, c. !. McLaren. Charles s. ones. T. H. Mabson. L. W. Carter. F. N. DeansJ. T. Cone (spe- cfai), and John Cobb Especially
 Appeals from the Recorders Court will also occupy the time of the court this morning and afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
aaIss sNoDpx wINs.
wiII Represent Greene County Tu
 Beauty C0ngreas.

Beauty Conxreas,
 Eutaw, Feb. 15-(Special.)-In the voting contest for the most beautiful gIrl who is to represent Greene County in the Congress of Beauties at the Car nival in Mobile, Miss Allie Spoddy, of Knoxville. Won. <
 She received 4s,4s0 votes. Miss Kate Cross of Eutaw. came second with over 12.00o votes to her credit.
 Miss Snoddy, chaperoned by Mrs. Rutherford. of Butaw, will leave for Mobile, February 20. when she, will be royalty received with beauties from over fifty counties in this State and Mississippf.
 recently Eutaw experienced the loss by ire of one of it's flneSt dwellings the home of William Sears and family. Thef house was burned to the ground but nearly all the movable things in il were saved.
 A negro confined in the county jafi awaiting trial for murder, made three attempts to hang himself. but was fin ally prevented by the taller. who was attracted by a noise made by the fall- ing of the negr6's body.
 An improvised rope made from stripa of clothing was used hy the man. but proved too weak to hold his body on "f Rev w Father Patrick D. Costello. of Birmingham. will begin. Monday night a serieg oE lectures on the Roman Catholic Church."
 HisFoo of Alabama, visited St. Steph- @n'g Church and confirmed a class of len persons, presented by the rector.
 Governor Glenn. of North Carolina. v,sII soon speak at the Presbyterian Church in behalf of the Assembly's Home Missions.
 Ertaw Is feeling the good effects of the consideration given the town by the Alabama Great Southern Haiiroaa !. fTerefofore tho only through" trains that stopped here passed at midnight. Now inc through" day trains make fhfs a stopping point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

ere renorts are authentic, people or ~sortvonery who suffer from dyspep- s,is s,s ana other stomach troubles are @ettinr tired of taking preparations sonfaiaing pepsin. because pepsin s,nniv digests the food artificiaiiy. Tsanxir relieves, it nevefN cures-tne nrimcipie is wrong. the cart ia Detof~ the horse. ...4.
 Ana remember. pepsin only digests animal food, such as potasoess rice, oat' meal, bread. etc.
 /nansia ana stomach disorders, trivial or serious, and that is first to cleanse and purify the stomach and bowels, and to tone up and put energy Into the stomach walls. 50 that they win be able to properly mix the food with the natural digestive 4uices of the stomach.
 That Is just what Mi-o-na-tablets do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

Most of the local railroads issued posters yesterday Nnnouncing the iut rates to President Tafts inaugural ln. Tine round trip fare from all point in Alabama has been reduced to nd Fly that for one way. The price with stop over privileges to March 8. Is only s22.50, whereas the regular fare without return is 321.s5. The special tickets will be placed on sale February 2s and March 1. 2 aud a
 The posters. announce that the comine inaugural ceremonies will be the grandest in the nations history. The uonderful pageant which is to be view ed by the new President will contain troops from every State. the Wesl Point and Annapolis cadet battalions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
Montgomery Police Are After
 Boys Who Visit the Pool Rooms

The rigid enforcement of the section of the States Constitution will be com menced today. and the policemen will keep a close watch. personally.
 The presence of many boys and young men in the pool rooms of the citv has given rise to no little comment of late, and the many arrests of young white men in the past few months has made active measures for putting down their assembling in losfing places nec' essary.
 The police have been asked by pa- rents of boys of late to look the young sters up and run them out or such nlaces. and 50 the step mentioned has been taken. The chief said yesterday that the law on the matter will he most thoroughly carried out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

The woman suffrage wave will strike Montgomery hard, on Sunday. February 2s. This day has been set aside by tho local socialists to arouse the enthu- siasf1, both among. men and women for equal rights.
 At their session Sunday in Red Mems hall, the Montgomery branch of the So- cialist Party received a communication from National Headquarters advising the locals through the country to de- vote their meeting on that date to get ting the vote for the fairer sex. Ey- cry one present entered enthusiastically into the plan and voted ot secure kns best speakers pOssible for the occasion Already a number of women have slg' nified thetr intention of Attending the meeting ana 1t Is expected that there will be a large and characteristic gath. ering of those who desire ballot and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
NEWS or MoNTnvALLo.
Programs for Alabama students' cen-

Prograns for AIsssma students' Cen-
 Montsval.o. Feb. f5.-(SpeciRl. )--The following were the guests at a de- lightful dinner given Saturday evening by the, Senior Class of the Domestic Science Department of the Alabama Girls Industrial School. F Misses Ellen Ashley, Alice wyman, Sidney Kyle. Nellie Kettel, Marie Bol- Hatch, Margaret Boardman. Rebecca Funk. QuintiIia Henry and Rosa Put. man. .
 The valentine idea was tastefully carried out in a flower center piece made of Needing heart begonias and in the nuynerous red hearts adorning the chandelier, table and curtains. The heart sliaped croquettes and ices were delightful enough to draw praise from the most faftidious epicure. No two of the place cards were alike. but the iittie god. Cupid. was everywhere
 Mss veta Franklin, who is head oi the Domestic Science Department, is woman 0. unusual skill and culture and is doing good work with the young women of Alabama.
 Professor .Wsilborn delighted his audience last evening with his .ectuf a sTn A. D. 200o." The lecture was not at all above the heads of his audience and was illustrated by numerous OK: periments performed on the stage. Miss Pearl Powers has returned to Selxna.
 Miss Eileen Sanders has gone to Bir- mingham to have her eyes treated. MT. Nash. of Birmingham. spent to- day with his daughter. Virginia. al the Alabama Girls Industrial School. The programs have been received oi the Alabama student conference which win be held at the Alabama i4irls In. dustrial School. March 13, 13 and IA 1909. The officers of the confSrence are: L.. c. Grammar president: Misi Pearl McCrary, vice president; Misl Mabel Jones. secretary.
 This is the third annual session oi
 the conference, The speakers from a disishce whC
 viii et dress the conference are: Dr. R. 0t Flihn, Atlanta: Rev Ed Y I Cook. Nashville; Rev. Raawnndo q, ovis. Birprfngham; Prof Charles A Forster. Macon. Ga.:. q. H. Beverly University: Prof. Frank Chapman
 Greensboro; Rev. IS. B. Stewart lGreensboro; Rev. c. T. White. Bir. mingham; Miss Mabel Head. Miss Bar bara Savage, Jackson.
 Over a Eundrod delegates are ex pected at the conference.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

last June. has filed complaint against Mime. Adolpe Eteipheii. the woman charged with tho bensstfonnl murder of her husband in Paris May 3i. last year. in connection with the death of Felix Faure. who was president Of France when be died in 1889.
 The ntf-Dreyfusards always have claimed M Faure was asssssfnated at the instigation of the Dreyfusards. The legal time for an investigation into the death of N. Faure expires by limitation tomorrow.
 The object Of this maneuvers Is to keep the charyes in connection with his death alive.
 Greogori, in his complaint declares that if Mmc. SteIishell was not respons sible for tho death 1of M. Faure. she at least z.as the only person with him when he died
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
George w. Jones IS Home From
 Family Reunion in Kentucky

George W. Jones, District Attorney for the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road. returned yesterday from Eliza bethtown. Ky. where he attended a family reunion. Elizabethtown is only eight miles from Hodgenville, where the big Lincoln celebration at the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln took place Friday. and Mir. Jones said that all the buggies and vehicles that had been borrowed for the occasion had not been returned and that the country was still stirred up over the big event. in which the President took part.
 ''The country turned out for it. l was informed" saId Mir, Jones. "I reached Eiizabethtown Sunday, two days after the celebration. but the peo- pie were still excited. was told that every vehicle in the country had been borrowed and driven to the Lin- coin farm"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
NEWS or HEADLAND.


 Hsadland, Feb. 15.--(Special. )--Mrs' Eporman has gone to Montgomery to visit her daughter. Mrs. ". M. Curtis where she will spend several days.
 Ike Barwick, c prosperous ne@Fo living on pr. L. R. Burdeshaw's plantation thrce miles from town. had the misfortune to lose his barn and alf of his feed st;itf together with two good mules by fire last Friday night.
 The lire had gained such hold on the building when 1t was .s'secyered that it was impossible to save any thiue. The loss falls heavily on this good dnrkey. lie did not have Q pen ny of Insurance |. was undoubtedly the work of an incendihry.
 Saturday was rainy day here. II rained the whole day and now the farmers are pleased.
 Last "Wednesday night m old house on Church street took fire and was burned before it could be stopped The house was unoceupied and had bene for more than Q year. 1t wal owned by Ds w. s Oates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
Woman Suffrage WaUe to Be
 Carried Into Montgonter,

have not yet persuaded the leR1sIatora to allow them to have 1t.
 The attitude taken by the party shows that Socialists intend to make the present campaign toward equal suf- frage, which'is demanding worldwide attention, their own fight. They prop. erly assert that half century ago they were the first to advocate ft. and that there is no reason now why people should not understand that it is still . fundamental part of their platform. They point out that the most prominent leaders of the movement among women as the Countess of Warwick, Mrs. Gay- lord Wiltshire and Mrs. BerrTnan Wells are all Socialists, and argue that ths strength of the movement comes fron' the party ranks.
 Arrangenents for the meeting will not be completed until the next meet ing, on February 21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
Railroads Announce Excursion
 Rates for 7aft,s Inauguration

the sailors and marines from the fieet that has just returned from the trip around the world. the Cuban occupation army, the diplomatic corps from every nation In the world. and 200 brass bahds, the largest ever assembled in an inaugural parade.
 One of the railroads has excellent photogravures of Messrs. Taft and sherman. on the poster and circulars that 1t has issued.
 TO attract parties and organizations to the ceremonies the railroads. In joint passenger tariff No. 391S, have made special arrangements and rates for par. lties of twenty-five and over The round trip tickets for each iE l such a party, will cot only $17.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

The family reunion of the Joles family was held at. the home of hts sister. Mrs. !. B.. Walker. at Eiiza- bethtown, where the Jones farm was situa.eI There were present thirty six me a5crs of the family. Mir. Jones has four brothers. each of whom has attained distinction in his own line of work Sam Jones. his eldest brother, is president. of a national bank In Louisville, has served as president of the Louisville Board of Trade and as president of the Travellers Protective Association. Each of the others is success.
 "All of 'em are rich except me-" said Mir. Jones yesterday. discussing the family reunion, forgetting the fact that he Is one of the best known men In Alabama.
 There wero five sisters in the family and nearly all the brothers and sisters were present at the family rdunioR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
BAD STOMACH PURIFIED
 IN FIFTEEN MINUTES

They quickly arouse the stomach from it's inaction. and in a few days it Is able to do it's work easily and with out exertion. There will be no moro sour stomach. fermentation of fo0d. dizziness. sick headache. beiching of gas. aDecls before the eyes. or foul breath.
 Mi-o-na only costs 50 cents large box and is guaranteed by D. c. Fowler co cure dyspepsia. sea or car sickness. vomiting of pregnancy, and stomach sickness resulting from over-indulg- ence of the night before or money back. Mi-o-ns sold in every town in Americs.
 Have you heard the news? Booths Laxative Pills wake up a lazy liver and cure constipation. Gentle. sure. harmless, and most satisfying. 2U cents at p. O. Rowler's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
RAILROADS SHOW
 DECREASE IN EARNINGS

All the railroads coming into Mont- gomery, as is the case with every other line in the country, except the Canadian Northern, shows a decrease in the gross earnings for the last twelve months.
 The Louisville and Nashville leads in the fall of earnings. having change of S5.0s9,36s. Following are the Att lantic Coast Line. with decrease or S2,3ss,4s6; the Mobile and Ohio with q decrease of S1,Ss5,204, the Central of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
HEALS
 ..S.S. OLD SORES

Before any the cause which produces must = rou
 ours Sen and strength impure and with os
 and resist every enore S @ The nerves of the flesh around the places gre % ta th unheahy simply dIsposing o t P1 M drsung it from system through the The only cure O m m t @ blood entirely S S. old by removing every acT @ b o pd so conn % I eanses the Circulation is no longer % u
 rSh the sore place Is nournea w & c s jr IId the bottom the place SOon S & %ss,y firm flesh leaves all discharge ce S n raf color has thoroughly cansd an nnriaed the blood place Is permanently healed BOOK on S
 O''S'S sA- ' THR SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
no Attend ar.nger FuneraI.

today appointed the following commit
 tee to attend the funeral of Reprcsen- tative Granger. of Rhode leland, whose death occurred in this city last night; Messrs. Capron. Rhode Island: Boutsii, Illinois; Underwood, Alabama; Howard, Georsia; John Sharp Williams, Mis- sissippi; Hiil, Connecticut; Parsons. New York: sheriey, Kentucky; slay- den. Texas: Burleson. Texas; Wash burn. Massachusetts; Rainey. Illinois;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
NInst EYeeRsA AII Fapera.

Washington, Feb- I6--Under the Hep- burn rate law the railroads are reqnir- ed to keep invlolate nearly every scrap of paper connected with their business. These papers have added such a burden to the railroads that the House Com p4ittea on Intersta<e and ForeiKn Com merce has been induced to report q hill authorising the sInterstate Commerce fs0mmission 10 grsgat permission to the fasiroaSa tA destroy useiesR nanars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
A NOVEL FORGERY..

Woman Secures Money and Railroad
 Ticket.
 Athens, Feb. 15.--tspecial.)-o or the most peculiar and unusual cases of forgery Is just unearthed that has been known in these parts. c. M. Hamblen, agent of the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad In this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

and fertilizer factory in connactica with their large ginnery here. also an ice plant is to be added and cold storage Something like a hundred thousand dollars is to be expended In the industry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
n.a.rnrl.a na A4hena.

Athena Feb. 1b.-tspecial. )--Athsaa ia soon to have a very large and use fui industry. Mir. Henry Warten and Son, Inc, and other gentlemen are % erect at an early date q large oil mlil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

Al REAL COLD AND GRIP REMEDY.
 The new scientific remedy for Colds and Grip, the most effective ever brought out, Is Hicks Capudine. Re- Iieves the aching and feverishness-- restores normal conditions. Its liquid .-pleasant to taks--effects immediate fy adv-0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

Georgia. with s1.45s.Sss, and the Sea board Air Line with S1,345.9S2.
 These figures all have been printed tn the current issue Of The Ftntncial Chronicle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
GRnGoEI FTI.Es CHAnGEs.

vVants Investiwmtaon Intp Conduct Of
 sSeinheiI Wemnn.
 Paris. Feb. 1ss-Louls Anthenne fsregori. the French military writer. Svho made an attempt on the life or HFalor Dreyfus at stae canonisation or Emil zola at the Pantheon in this cisy
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-12
Local and Otherwise

Fresh crsnberries at McMahon's
A. . and G. c. Newman made trip
to HALEY. Tuesday.
Bear as IN mind when you order coal
next time. wEETgR LUMBER Co.
Rev. {. ". Barnes spent a short
time in Shoshone the fore part of the
week.
A light rain on Tuesday was followed
the next day BY snow which melted off
IN few hours.
Mrs. r. A. Dsck has moved from
her Clear Lake ranch to Bull This
charge may be for the winter only
Give us an order for your next con-
signmopt OF coal
wrErgR LuMBEa Co.
The J. G. White phone line from
Riehdeld % The diversion dam on the
Big Wood river may be completed this
week.
A wedding ceremony was performed
By Rev. 5. W. Creascy in the Shoshone
Episcopal church Nov. /, the contract
ing parties being WILDER w. Hayden
and Mamie Alice Sullivan, both Of
Gooding.
G. Il. Wheeler will soon make trip
70 California TO spend month for
rest and to try the effect Of that eli
mate on Rheumatism. It is seldom that
Mr.. Wheeler takes a journey of this
kind and the chances are that it will
do him lot Of good.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-12
STOCKHOLDERS NERO. COMPANY

| DIR. w. H. Baugh made Boise tril
the first of the week.
Pie pumpkins at McMahon's. The
good old fashioned kind. AZ
Chas. and w. H. Sturgis made a
business trip to Gooding last Tuesday.
Miss England made trip to Boise
the first of the week and Mrs. Burnside
taught in her place on Monday.
Bible day will be observed at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning at
IL O'clock All are invited to attend.
Mr. Weston, the night operator at
the depot, is building a nice residence
in Mt. View addition near Mrs. Miller's
The new ninety pound steel rails
have arrived and are being laid through
and west of Shoshohe by the 0. S. l..
construction gangs.
Sheriff Loveland of Cassia county
was attending to business in the central
and southern part of the county the
fore part of the week
Deputy Sheriff L. M. zug, made an
official trip to Wendell and Jerome last
Tuesday. Mr.. Tug has been kept busy
lately on outside work connected with
the sheriff's Office.
o. H. Worth, manager of the Wads-
worth Land 4 Tree Co., is now located
at the Columbia hotel. 1t seems to be
the purpose of this company TO operate
in Shoshone and Dietrich.
Post Master John Witty has Installed
SO new lock boxes at the post office for
the benefit of the patrons and in re-
Spouse to the enlarging business of the
city.
r. II. Kipp and wife left for Chicago,
Wednesday. 20 be gone week or ten
days This trip was taken in the inter-
ests OF the Idaho Irrigation company of
which Mr.. Kipp is manager of the Land
Sales department.
Rev. Aldrich, the Methodist pastor at
Rupert, preached in the NJ. f. church
Of Shoshone last Sunday morning II
s understood that Rev. Aldrich later
look the train for Chicago on a business
errand.
H, Merbergen. of Downs. Kansas,
visited Shoshone sometime back with
he intention of locating the younger
member of the family in this city in
ne clothing businessi Negotiations may
,e pending still with that object in
'iew.
T. I. Mcmahon, the pioneer merchant
# Richfield, was doing business in the
county seat and shaking hands with
and friends, yesterday. Mr..
Mcmahon reports that the new cement
idewalk is nearly completed from the
epot to the new Richtield hotel snd of
curse the citizens of that enterprislng
own are much graufied.