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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
WAS OBLIGED TO
USE CRUTcHES
Plight of a Michigan Woman
Before She Found the Rem
edy That Cured Her
Rb1s,s,,of;e,,,

For years evidence that rheumatism
u durable by DR.. williams Pink Pills
mas been published.
the treatment with good results Is
shown by the Increasing number OF
cures reported
Every sufferer from this most pain
ful disease who does not try this treat
naent 10 neglecting the most hopeful
means of recovery as II shown by the
statsmsnt Of Mrs. A. B. Bixby. whose
address 10 r. r. d. No. .. Pontiac.
Mich. She says
"A few years ago began TO be
troubled with dreadful pains in my
right hip. II grew worse rapidly and
I was obliged to walk with crutches
while the increasing pains nearly drove
me wild. Ny appetite was poor,
was reduced In weight and had to DO
helped to bed. Ny general health was
very poor, lost In strength from
night sweats and as had q cough
many of my friends thought I was
going into consumption.
Il doctored for q long time and
went to Detroit to see . specialist.
but received no benefit. My brother
fn-law, while on visit, begged me to
try DR.. williams Pink Pills as he had
known of some remarkable cures they
had made. did not have much faith
IN tnem puI was Wiling TO try most
anything. had taken two boxes be-
fore was certain they were benefit-
ing me. Ny Improvement was steady
from then on, my appetite became
good and the pain less. ! continued
using the pills until cured and feel
better than in years."
DR.. Williams' Pink Pills were orig
tnally q prescription used In the doc
tors private practice and their ben.
efit to mankind has been increased
many thousandfold by their being
placed on general sale with the doc
tors own directions for use. They
are entirely safe. contain no opiates
or other habit-forming drugs. They
build up the blood, strengthen the
nerves and have cured rheumatism in
almost every form, anaemis, troubles
of women and growing girls and many
forms of weakness.
DR.. williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or win be sent, postpaid.
on receipt OF price. so cents per box;
six boxes s2.5o. by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady. N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL.


University. June DIR.
Charles H. Barnwell. professor OF
English In the University Of Alabama,
again delivered q lecture before the
summer school wednesday morning. his
subject being "Tennyson." -
DR.. BarnwelPs address was min
ute analysis of Tennyaon's STYLE and
q beautifully phrased appreciation OF
his better poems, which he quoted
freely. DIR. Barnwell possesses rare
critical powers ana his exposition OF
the qualities and characteristics OF the
most artful of English poets was un-
usually clear and easily followed
throughout Tennyscn's artistic, dell
cate. precise style suffered no lack Of
dennement or analysis in Dr. BarnWe1ls
treatment. In his conclusion. In Me-
norton was uoted to show Tennyson's
art. Admitting 1t to be the greatest
elegy In the English Language. DR..
BarnwelI did not believe that. In those
one hundred and thirty-three lyrics
which Tennyson 80 artfully contrived
to express the yearning agony of his
soul he had sounded so beautiful a
note az he did In the few, almost brok-
en- lines, of Break, break. break"
In the afternoon. Frederick @. Stick
ney, instructor in English at the UNI
versity, delivered q beautiful lecture
ingly vigorous and original treatment
of the poets life and writings. The
speaker divided "Poe's criticisms" into
two classes around the poles OF idol
airy and inconoclasm. The one grouT
would make of him q melancholy, ro-
mantle hero; the other, by distortion
| of facts as great, would have US be-
lieve that there was a moral hiatus IL
his makeup. Mr.. Stickney declared
that Poe was neither Q hero nor "a
villain. and that the circumstances OF
his outer life were ordinary and un'
romantic. He dismissed the darker
side Of his career as a "toothsome, nay
luscious, morssl for sanctiomonioul
critic" Following the discussion oi
Poe's life and character, Mr.. Stickney
gave an appreciation of his three
Glasses of works-criticisms, poems
and short stories.
DR.. Thomas M. Owen. of the Depart
ment of Archives and History at Mont
xomery, was to have addressed the
GUNNER school "wednesday. but he was
unable to be preseuE and his lecture
was postponed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
NEW oRLnANs TROUBLES.
American Federation of Labo Dis
cusses Teamsters' Difficulties.

American Federation of Lab0 Dis
cusses Teamsters' Diniculfiess
New York, June 1T.-Labor trouble
in New Orleans occupied the attention
of the executive council OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor In session in
this city today.
At q request Of the Brewery Workers
Of that city, the council agreed to no.
tify the New Orleans central body to
keep hands OF the question of agree
ment for Transfers in the Consumers
and Dixie Breweries of that city
Declaration was made that the CEN
trail body should not help to secure
an agreemnt reducing the wages of
Transfers which provided for any other
than union labor.
John Mitchell, Joseph Valentine and
John B. Lennon were appointed a
committee to visit New Orleans and
to hold a conference of teamsters.
stationary firemen and brewery work.
ers in the hope of adjusting the diff
ficulties as to the Jurisdiction Of the
various organizations. The counoil ap-
proved the expulsion Of Robert e Lee
from the secretaryship OF the New Or
leans Central Trades Council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18


all Of them bound over to the next
grand jury, in the sum of $500 IN each
case, the bond for which amount was
made and the negroes released.
It developed in the hearing of the
cases that the negroes were turned
up" hya white man Of Leighton, who
had been promised $40 for each convic-
ton. The latter In said to have had
the negroes poke the bottles through
an opening in the wall Of his shop.
the money for which was paid them
on the delivery Of the goods" and
that while the trading and buying was
going on. he would have one or tive
strong prohabitionists present to wit
ness the 'rnodus operandi." The IL
quor was preserved, and exhibited at
the hearing yesterday afternoon.
Much feeling between the rabid anti
whiskey men and the conservatives 10
said to have been engendered because
of the methods employed to bag" the
alleged violators Of the prohibition law,
the report being freely circulated that
the white men who betrayed them had
been playing pool and shooting craps
with the crowd of negroes whom he
turned up" and for this reason there
10 much feeling as the result OF the
arrests
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

SARGENT were denudsd Of their inter-
state character and became subject to
the unrestricted police power OF this
State when the defendant removed
them from the original package"
But the Justice went on TO say that
the purchase was effected in Tonnes.
see, beyond the power OF cond ANNA
ton Of our prohibition statutes and
therefore II could not have been TN
lawful within our statutes the de-
PENDANT was In the reistion Of an un-
interested and unrewarded agent Of
Sargent"
For these reasons. the opinion con.
ciudes that the lower court should
have given the Affirmative charge as
requested by the defendant. This means
that he II saved the me of $50 as
sessed In the case and all costs sc-
crued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
LAWYERS WILL MEET
IN BIRMINGHAM

In response TO an earnest Invitation
stngcd by most OF the lawyers OF Bir-
rningham. the Executive Committee OF
the Bar Association at q meeting held
here yesterday changed the place of
nesting from Biount Springs. as pre-
vtously agreed upon to Birmingham.
The dates of the meeting of the~asso-
citation viii. however, remain the same.
July 8, and ..
The members Of the Executive Com
mittee are all attorneys of Montgom-
cry. There are Messrs. p. II. Stern.
chairman: J. Manly Foster. CASTOR
Guuter. c. p. Mcintyre and Alexan-
der Troy.
The association had determined to
hold its meeting at Blount Springs. in
the mountains above Birmingham and
one OF the best known watering
places In Alabama. The change In the
meeting place was made upon Athe re-
ceipt OF the following communication
from the attorneys Of Birmingham:
Birmingham, June Is, 1908.
TO the Executive Committee OF the
Alabama Bar Association. Mont
gomery.
I'VE. the undersigned members OF
the Birmingham bar. unite In express
ing the hope that the State Bar AS
ISOLATION will meet this year In Bir-
AA&A8 h1AAAf anu ~ hhSF 4o 8ub VIC WAL
exert ourselves to secure large at
tendance of the local bar ct the meet
ings, with the hope that successful
conference In our midst may aid the
work of the association In widening
the scope OF our professional useful
ness.
Respectfully. A. a. smith, c. C.
NeSmith. Hugh Morrow, Erie Pettus.
2. T. Rudolph. william Vaughan. A.
Benners. L. ]. Haley. Jr.. J. .. Ken
nedy, e. D. Smith. Samuel d. Weak
ley. Sydney J. Bowie. Forney John
ston. John London. G.. r. Harsh. 70. H.
Dryer. Frank 8. white. Hugh c..
Crane. Henry r.. Howe. Charles A..
Sem, j. A. W. Smith, w. H. Smith,
r.. b. Watts J. A. Estes. Sterling
A. Wood. Charles W. Ferguson, Jelks
H. Cabaniss. Vassar l.. Allen, Francis
M. Lowe, John w. Tomlinson. Roy
Mccullough, Joe c. Hail. w. J. Wynn.
r. E.. Blackburn, NJ. Lee Bonner, B. c..
Crow, Charles q. Rice. John p. TILL
man. Lee G. Bradley, L. c. Lead
better, George Bondurant, r. q. Smith,
James A. Mitchell, John p. Evans. j..
T. Glover. Frank 8. white. Jr., George
HuddlestoI. Arthur l.. Brown. w. T.
Stewart. Frank 8. Address, John Dem
SON. w. A. benson. Zell CASTOR. M.
NJ. Uliman, John C. Pugh, H. c. Sell
heimer. Henry Upson Sims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
STABBED FORTY TIMES.
ou.am and Daughter Almost Killed
a. Nrnknnxnrn N1nHffAa.

VVomnan amd Daughter Almost Killed
by UnknOwn Parties.
Pottsville, Pa, June 1T.-With her
skull fractured and forty stab wounds
in her body. Mrs. Kate Sperenzo and
her 7-ysar. old daughter. also badly In
fured. were found lying in their home
at CoaIdale, near here today.
Near them lay an infant, spattered
with blood from the mother and sister,
but not injured. There is no clue to
who made the attack. Mrs. Sperenze
keeps a boarding house, her ten board
ers working In the coal mines. The
state police will examine the boarders
There is no hope for the recovery Of
the victims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
Traln Dispatchern EIect omeers.

Columbus, Ohio, June 1.-THE fol-
lowing officers Of the Train Dispatchers
Association of America were elected
at the meeting today:
President. T. D. Dillman, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Vice President, F. G. Hasner. Read
ing, Pa.
Spokane probably will be chosen for
the convention next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
BRITISH FLEET MoBILrzEs.
Three Hundred and Fifty Warships on
for Man0euvres.


London, June 17,-The mobilization
of the British feet for the annual ma
noeuvres was practically completed this
morning and something like $50 war
ships are now making their way to
their respective stations.
The manoeuvres will be secret, but
the general scheme is understood to
be a repetition Of the plan Of last year
which, however, resulted in . fiasco
owing to the fog. The forces this year
are divided into red. white and blue
fleets The red represents German
force assigned to a position on the
east coast of Scotland. It's duty II to
bring the white or North Sea feet into
action before the latter can eject q
junction with the blue feet. which IL
patrolling the west coast Of Scotland.
A condition Of the manoeuvres Is
that the white heet can pass only
through Pentland Firth, or southwark,
by way of Dover Straits. Vice Admi-
raj Sir VIM. Henry May 10 in supreme
command.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS.
Morris Westheimer of Cincinnati fs
Eawa~RAAnf

Morris Westheimer of Cincinnati IL
Elected President.
Atlantic City, N. j., June 1.-THE
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers As
ISOLATION closed its annual convention
here today with the election Of the fol-
lowing offlcers:
President. Morris r. westheimer, Gin
cinnaD.
Vice Presidents. William NJ. Miller,
Boston, and Samuel Wollner, Peoria,
Ills.
treasurer, Ephraim Bryce. Philadel-
The next convention WIN be held
in Cincinnati.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
RArTLEsHTP KANSAS SAILS.

To Join Atlantic Squadron For Its
Summer Cruise.
Philadelphia, June 1.-THE battle
ship Kansas sailed today from the
Philadelphia navy yard for Hampton
Roads where the Atlantic squadron will
gather for its summer cruise.
The Kansas, during its stay at the
navy yard, was thoroughly overhauled.
The battleships Georgia and the Mis-
sissippi and the cruiser Dixie will fol-
low the Kansas within the next few
DAYS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

reaching here today state that worna
are doing great damage to the rice Il
the coastal country. The farmers es
innate this seasons rice crop will bi
heavy unless the worms continue theii
destruction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

selected by Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson. headed by DR.. A. D. Melvin,
chief of the bureau of animal industry.
The sessions were behind closed
doors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

of the holding of this inquest, and de-
clared that the coroner had since re-
i fused to give the purpOrt of the de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
TO INVESTIGATE INQUEST.
Home Secretary Gladstone to Inquire
VnfO RMS Affair.

Into Ruiz Affair.
London. June 17.-Home Secretary
Gladstone promised. in the House of
Commons this afternoon, to investigate
the inquest into the death OF Mrs. Mary
Agnes Ruiz, in this city last May, II
furnished with the facts.
This promise was given in reply to
a question made by Peter r. Curran,
Independent Labor member from Dur
ham, who drew attention to the fact
that the newspapers were not notified
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
HALF MILLION LOSS.
100000 Fire in winnApegfSaddIer Com
many

Winnipeg June IA loss "f $780,
900 was sustained early today by thu
Great West saddlery Company, by {
fire in the factory and warehouse. slI
hundred men are thrown out Of en-
ployment It was the largest industry
OF it's kind in Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
VIOLATED PRoHI Law.

Eight Negroes Tried on Charges OF
Bookkeeping Whiskey.
Tuscumbia, June 17.-(Special.)-
Eight negroes from the Leighton
neighborhood, this county, were tried
before Justice of the Peace John Shsr-
rod in this county yesterday afternoon,
charged with bootlegging whtskey, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
MEAT INSPECTION SYSTEM.

Omeaal Investigation Ia Begun ny Sec
Rotary Wilson'S Board.
East st. Louis, I'LL, June 17.-An or
fcial Investigation OF the charges
against the government meat inspec-
ton system at the National Stock
Yard here was begun today by board
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

Worms Damaging Rice Drop.
Beaumont, Texas, June 17.-ReportB
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
FIRE IN IN KEY WEST.
Several Business Houses Destroyed and
m. Man VuRuwA1

One Man Injured.
Key West Fla, June 17.-Several
business houses were destroyed here
this morning by fire. LOSS $50. 900 with
insurance of about 20 per cent. The
Hotel Jefferson and the Elks Club were
damaged
Arthur Fulford. son of Fire Chief
Fulford, was badly injured about the
head when horses hitched to an en-
CINE ran away Just after the fre, and
crashed into the fire chiefs buggy.
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be managed by a Board of Directors
composed of fifteen members, and the
following named persons have been
duly elected as such Board of Direc.
tors, and in the following classes re.
spectively, to-wit:
J.. w. Poe in the First Glass for a
term of five years.
G.. M. Slaughter in the First Glass
for a term of five years.
R. F. Barnett in the First Glass fol
a term of five years.
W. 5. Prayer IN the Second Glass
for a term OF our years.
J.. E. Rhea in the Second Glass fol
a term Of four years.
e. A. Cahoon in the Second Glass
for a term of fou years.
j. J. Jaffa, in the Third Glass for q
term of three years.
H. P. Saunders in the Third Glass
for a term OF three years.
J. F.. Hinkle, in the Third class fol
a term Of three years.
John T. Mcclure in the Fourth Glass
for a term Of two years.
M. U. Finley in the Fourth Glass
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w. H. Godair, Chicago, Illinois, $50
shares.
John R. Joyce, Carlsbad, New Mex
leo, 100 shares.
A. Pruit, Roswell, New Mexico, so
shares.
J. F. Hinkle, Roswell, New Mexico,
60 shares.
Charles F. Joyce, Roswell, New
| Mexico, so shares.
J.. D. Alden, Roswell, New Mexico,
100 shares.
w. A. Johnson, Roswell, New Mex
leo, % shares.
E. F Hardwick, Roswell, New Mex
leo, 20 shares
A. D. Garrett, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
John Shaw, Roswell, New Mexico,
Is shares.
L. K. McGaffey, Roswell. New Mex
leo, so shares.
w. NJ. Reed. Roswell. New Mexico,
40 shares.
j. S. Lea, Roswell, New Mexico, Ga
shares,
J. A. Cottingham. Roswell, New
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f, for a term of two years.
A. Pruit in the Fourth Glass for
term Of two years.
J. S. Lea, in the Fifth Glass for a
term Of M ear.
J. w. Rhea, in the Fifth Glass for a
term of one year.
w. NJ. Atkinson in the Fifth Glass
for a term of one year; a majority OF
whom are bona fide citizens of the
Territory of New Mexico, and each OF
whom owns and holds not less thai
ten shares of the paid up capital stock
of this corporation.
VI.
This corporation shall exist and
continue it's business for a period OF
so years from and after the date this
corporation is duly authorized to com.
mence it's business.
VII.
The purposes and objects for which
this corporation is formed are:
FIRST:-To receive money in trust,
and to accumulate the same at such
rate of interest a. may be obtained
or agreed upon, or TO allow such in
terest thereon as may be agreed, not
exceeding in either case the legal
rate; to receive upon deposit for safe
keeping money and personal property
OF every description; ITO guarantee
special deposits, and to own and con-
troll a safety vault and to rem the
boxes therein.
SECOND:-To accept and execute
all such trusts and perform such du-
ties OF every description as may be
poration by order, judgment or decree
Of any of the courts of record of this
Territory, or of any other territory, or
of any state, or of the United States,
or of any foreign state, or govern
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Mexico, 10 shares.
j w. G. Urton, Roswell, New Mexico
rs shares.
w. T. Wells, Roswell, New Mexico,
100 shares.
J.. E. Rhea, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
J.. w. Rhea, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
Frank Divers, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
R. S. Dalton, Palo Pinto. Texas, SO
shares.
C. c. Martin, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
H. Fitzgerald, Roswell, New Mex.
leo, so shares.
Frank Pierce, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
Ella Bedell, Roswell, New Mexico,
20 shares.
w. c. Reid, Roswell. New Mexico,
10 shares.
Edgar Calfee, Roswell, New Mexico,
20 shares.
John T. Mcclure, Roswell, New
Mexico, 25 shares.
Geo. L. Wyllys, Roswell, New Mex
leo, 10 shares.
Oliver H. Smith, Roswell. New Mex
leo, Is shares.
Bruno Totzek, Roswell, New Next
co, 10 shares.
J. G. Hedgcoxe, Roswell, New Mex
leo, 10 shares.
NJ. U. Finley, Roswell, New Mexico,
80 shares.
". NJ. Atkinson, Roswell, New Mex
leo, 80 shares.
w. C. Lawrence, Lake Arthur, New
Mexico, Is shares.
c. E. Lukens, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, 10 shares.
Sidney Prayer. Roswell, New Mex
leo, 10 shares.
NJ. Price. Roswell, New Mexico, 10
shares.
R. P. Bean, Roswell. New Mexico,
10 shares.
E. B. Evans. Roswell, New Mexico.
10 shares.
J.. C. Hamilton, Roswell, New Mex
leo. 10 shares.
Otto Hedgcoxe. Roswell. New Mex
leo, 20 shares.
J. B. Eldridge. Roswell. New Mexi-
co, 10 shares.
J. C. Peck. Roswell. New Mexico.
10 shares.
The arairs Of this corporation shall
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ally sworn, each upon his oath depos-
es and says; that he is duly elected
member of the Board OF Directors of
the Union Trust Company, of Roswell
New Mexico; that Two Hundred Fifty
Thousand (25O,O O0) Dollars, the cap
ital stock of said corporation has been
Actually subscribed in good faith and
that One Hundred Thousand 600, O00)
Dollars of the capital stock SO SUBJ
scribed, as above stated, has actually
been paid to US in lawful money of
the United States and said o is
at the time of making this affidavit in
OUT hands and under our custody and
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Certificate of Articles of %incorpora.
kiaa a IInian IrIs$ HarnanM

Certificate of Articles of Incorpora-
tion Of Union Trust Company.
We, the undersigned, J.. w. Poe, R.
F. Barnett, H. P. Saunders, E. A. Ca
hoon, w. S. Prayer. J.. J. Jaffa, J. F.
Hinkle, A. Pruit, w. M. Atkinson, NJ.
u. Finley, John T. Mcclure, c. F.
Joyce, Edgar Calfee, w. A. Johnson,
Oliver H. Smith, a majority of whom
are residents of the Territory of New
Mexico, do by these Articles of Agree.
ment associate ourselves together fo1
the purpose of forming a corporation
under the provisions Of Chapter So OF
the Acts of the 35th Legislative AS
sembly and other laws of the Terri.
tory of New Mexico relating to this
subject.
The name of this corporation shall
be UNION TRUST COMPANY.
II.
The principal business of this o
poration shall be carried on in the
City of Roswell, in Chaves County,
New Mexico, and r. F. Barnett is the
agent in charge of its Office, upon
whom process against said corpora,
ton may be served.
III.
The amount of capital stock of this
corporation shall be Two Hundred
Fifty Thousand Dollars S250.000) di-
vided into Twenty-Five Hundred (2500)
shares, of the par value of One Hun
dred Dollars ($1O0) each.
The amount Of capital stock actu-
ally subscribed in good faith is the
sum of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand
Dollars (S250. 0O0), and the sum of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
(s1O0, 000) Of said capital stock so sub
scribed has cen actually paid up in
in lawful money of the United States
and the same is in the custody of the
persons hereinafter named as the
first board of directors Of this corpor-
alton.
The names and places of residence
of the several shareholders of the cap
ftal stock of this corporation and the
number of shares of stock subscribed
by each respectively, are as follows,
to-wit:
r. F. Barnett, Roswell, New Mexico,
$50 shares.
J.. w. Poe, Roswell, New Mexico,
$50 shares.
G. M. Slaughter. Roswell, New Mex
loo, 100 shares.
W. s. Prayer, Roswell, New Mexico
$50 shareS.
e. A. Cahoon, Roswell, New Mexico,
so shares.
j. ]. Jana, Roswell, New Mexico,
100 shares.
H. p. Saunders, Roswell, New Mex
leo, Is shares.