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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-09
PLENTY TO EAT

at home, he told his friends 0ho
wanted him to stay downtown for
dinner. But he said. Il was
nearly starved before my wife
called 1121 on the Home tele-
phone and got = good cook
through the small want ads.
never miss ! meal at home now" !"
The friends took the tip and told
tkalx JsIRe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-09
ACTION DEMANDED
N COURT CASE
Judge Fox Threatened to Dis
miss a Suit.

Judge Fox declared in circuit court
he will close the rule in the Martin
Chitwood case unless some action be
taken by the attorneys for the defeEd.
ants by next Friday The case was
decided for the plaintiffs. but since
then the defense has been seeking to
obtain trial in the appellate court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-09

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
BANKERS AT DINNER
FAMILY OF FOURTH NATIONAL BANK CELEBnAT7ss.
Expressions of Confidence in fm- mediate Development of sEonf- Gomery. Are fnduiged Ia By
 Those Present.

The directors of the Fourth National Bank last night gave an elaborate banquet. an annual occasion 10 the of ficers of the ihstitution at Ynng's restaurant. Good fellowship coupled with expressions of. confidence in the immediate development of Montgom. ery. and of continued prosperity of the Fourth National Bank were the senti- ments expressed by those present under Toastmaster Victor H. Hanson. one Of the directors. .x
 Personal expressions. of regret that Mir. Hanson Is to leave Montgomery to make his home in Birningham in the near future were also indulged in by the speakers.
 Those present were: Thomas J. Reynolds, President of the Fourth Ma tional Bank: w. IT. Hubbard. Vice. President. and A Joshua Jones, cashier; and the Board of Directors ". H. Moore. J. L. Coobs. J. s. Dow dell, J. S. Sellers c. L. Ruth, A. !. Kaufman. ". 1T. Hubbard Thomas J. Reynolds. J. ". Black. s. J. We'll, G. D. Noble. B. r. Holt M. Kohn. w. H. Moore. V. H. Hanson. s.cE.. Tyson. Bl Wolff and John yung. ', NJ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
W. c. FrixsIe Brings In Two Nesroe Ernns.. 2aNsHaraa st H

w. c. Frixsle Brings In Two Negroes
 From sledges.
 By the single handed efforts of Sheriff Hoods brand new deputy, W. c. Frizzle. the burglars of two stores at Sledge's Station were traced and captured early Tuesday morning. near the scene of their depredations.
 The two negroes. "Joe Boy,' VII. Hams, and James Williams, had enter ed the stores of A. J, Broadway and w. A. Brown Saturday, securing mer- chandise from each store to the amount of about $25
 The dogs of Sheriff Hood were taken to the spot, and trail followed until the house wherein the two Williams boys were lodged was reached.
 The two negroes were hauled out. brought before Justice Taylor at sledge's, and bound over to await the action Of the grand jury, under the sum of $500 each. Deputy Frizzle with the two negroes In custody. reached the city last night, and lodged them in jail. M
 What Is thought to be conclusive evidence of the negroes guilt is the fact that much of the goods claimed to have been stolen was found in their houses. The negroes declared that they had bought the shoes at certain store in Montgomery. but Investigation showed that the concern named had no trade in shoes. nor could the articles be Identified as having been sold Al any other establishment in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
HARaImAs mnaenR SUIT.
Governmsns Puts Eleven Witnesses ph> gfnuA

Government Puts Eleven Witnesses on
 Tke stand.
 Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. s--Seehing to prove that joint agencies and joint freight solicitors for the Union and Southern Pacific Railways were indica- tions of a merging of interests, con trary to law. the Federal government today put eleven witnesses on the stand in the hearing before Special Examiner Sylvester Q. Williams.
 There was much similarity in the testimony, the apparent object being to increase it's effectiveness by the multi plicity of witnesses to the sams ef- feet.
 The fact of joint agencies. and solicitors and agents. with credentials representing them as uoing business for the two railroads and securing business for both lines. without ex- pressed preference by the agent as to which should be taken. was brought out
 According to the testimony, this was different from the previous state of affairs when the representatives of the two roads were actively after business in competition On behalf of the railroads. the attorneys sought to bring out that the lines were not actually covering the same territory. except West of Ogden. asking for ex- pressions from witnesses in support of that view
 The nearing was of routine nature. although occasional flashes from some of the witnesses enlivened things a bit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

on the envelopes with the girls but sttli the wrong Elizabeth read the right Elizabefh's letters.
 Finally the sxasperated boy resolv- ed to complain. He sat on bullet riddied log near the battle line and after much pondsrIng resolved to write to the President himself explaining the difiiculty.
 -By the next mali the Presidents reply came, couched In terms somewhat as follows;
 tT am very sorry. Who do you want for postmaster at Mulberry Grove. Bon county, IIiinols7---A. Lincoln
 -To this the soldier lover respond- ed. recommending a crippled cobbief. Within a few days the change took place, the mali was delivered to the right Elizabeth Jones aud by his warm hearted action. Abraham Lincoln play ed a great factor ip the Jones-wsil wedding which took place soon after the war"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
LINCOLN ANECDOTES.
A Story Never Before Made PusIle

A Story Never Before Made Public
 Comes to Light
 Chicago. Feb. 9.--Lincoln week cell ebration here Is bringing to light an- ecdotes said never before to have been made public.
 Attorney Charles c. Neely tells a story which he says was given tn him by o. ". Wall, of Mulberry Grove. Ill
 Wall" says Mir. Nicely "enlisted ear ly In the war and while at the front, wrote letters to his sweetheart. Ella. abeth Jones, who also lived in Null berry Grove. There was another Eliz- abeth Jones in thls town and aecord- ing to Mir. Wall, the Elizabeth Jones tn whom he was not engaged, got all the other Elizabeth's letters.
 '"rhls was rather embarrasaing to the soldier boy and he tried by every means to get the lettes to the proper girl. He even put her fathers name
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
STATES SEND woop.
Governors of Ferty-six State~ se Samples for Mas,

= H a cevernors of Ferty-six States Sem
 Samples for Mas.
 Chicago. Feb. s--J. W. Dennis cahi- net and pattern maker, will take to his shop In Harvey this week. forty-six State in the Union
 The blocks, which are foot s,uare and an inch thick. have been sent by the Governors of the respective States to form . large map of the Nation which will be, pleced in the cabin Of the new steamboat United States to be launched ct Manitowoc. ,on washing toms Birthday.
 Indiana sent cherry; California, red- wood; Massachusetts, chestnut and elm; Montana. pine and larchwood formed one sample. Mississippi. rcd gum; Missouri and Arkansas oak: Ok lahoma. walnut, and the District of cD- iumbia historic wood from the navy yard at Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
ATLANTA MAN A HERO.

AAdernam Hancock Saves R. A. Demp-
 ney From Awful Death.
 Atlanta, Ga. Feb 9.--Wlth victory meaning human life and defeat the death of bis friend, Alderman ". A. Hancock today won an unusuaf physi- cale sktAAetls &esa 2 R. A Dempsey's coat had caught In two biz cog wheels at the Southern River Brick Company's plant and sey by the shoulders and tore the lat ter's coat to pieces before the peril was over. saving his friend just. as the c6gs bit into and ground up Demp- sey's watch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
MAXIM GUN srLnNcErl
First Public Denonstration Given |
 Its Fnventor.

FIrst Public Demonstration Given by
 Its Knventor.
 New York, Feb. s.--The first public demonstration of the new Maxim gun siieneer" was given here today by its inventor, Hiram Percy Maxim, be fore representatives Of the press and . number of prominent gun manufac- tufers and military men.
 The device Is a little cylindrical afa fair. barely six Inches long and about an inch in diameter which fits snugly In the muxzle of any gun. United States army rifles and other powerful guns were fired with the anti-noise attachment and the resultant report was scarcely louder than mild hand- clap.
 Mr Maxim declared that the device could be applied to heavy artillery and just as effectively silence the cannons ououth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
RUNDOWN

eamAlaaons arc xlse result ea aza- suEfaciena noursshinu foozs i'm al0essaon. syoFxy, Gx oversvcrk 'ea she hraan or body. vsno1 fs fhk most aueeesHzal remedy known. xs cures indigestion. pur1ases and enrfehea Che bzoo1 and creates strength.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
schoonrr in pannRed.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. S.-The three masted schooner Horace Stone. Captain I,aslr commanding. made Norfolk to- day with the greatest part of her sails topmast and rudder head gone. The vessel was en route from Tampa to NorfoIlS and encountered severe gales coming up the coast. and was blown 25O miles to sea. Under improvised sails and injured rudder she crawled in. Her cargo of phosphate rock Is not damaged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
socIAL CALENDAR.
wsane.lIa Feb. 10.
Q dlter. Fhene Ne. iasa.

weane.asy, Feb. fa. \ . Peter Forney Chapter. D. A R, { . will meet with Mrs F. NJ Billing. { 2 sos Monroe street. at o'clock. { | The Francis Marion Chapter. \ q D. A. R.. will meet with Mrs. { | Phares Coleman. south Perry { . Street. at s:so o'clock. . Mrs. Hugh Dent will entertain . ct bridge at her cIoverdale home { . at l:30 o'clock. ' The Queen of Clubs will meet z z with Miss Sarah Warren wiiker- z ' son. at iI:so o'clock. & z . Mrs. John whftfeld Kelly viii { ' be hostess for the, Wednesday | z Card ciub at II o'clock. ' The Reciprocity and Entertain- ' e ment Committees of the City { z Federation of Womenss Clubs vii {
 met at the carnegie Library. af { z S:so o'clock. z, .'s. { ' The sayrs Street school Im- { . provement Association will meet \ at s:so o'clocksat the school build- { . ing. {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
AN IMPERIAL EDICr.

Hsu shib Chang Made President of
 Board oE Gemn1aaaeatio
 ,Pekin, Feb a.-2An imperial ediet is- sued today. appoints Hsu Shlh Chang viceroy of MAnchuria to the post of President of the Board of Communi- cations, made vacant by the dismissal three days ago of Chen Pt Hsu Lang, yicerov of Yun-Nan and. Kwei Chow. succeeds Hsu shin Chang as viceroy of Manchuria. The Yum Nan post, made vacant by the transfer of Hsu Liang. will be occupied by u Ching Hsi; for mer Governor of Kwang Si and a ne- phew of the late Ii Hung Chang.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
lIEETING IS CALLED.

zOhaeea Growers of Kentucky want
 Competitive Tobacco, Sales. 3s , Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 9.--A meeting will be held at Hopxinsville, Ky, next Saturday to discuss whether the pres ent system of selling tobacco as adopt ed by the tobacco growers associa- ton. is the most pernicious and in- furious possible to the farmers: that 1t encourages crime and dishonesty and that 1t has discouraged the tobacco growers and Is disorganizing the as- soclafSon''
 The call for the meeting recommends that the executive committee allow competitive sale of tobacco
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

was as central figure as if she were the seasons favorite debutante. Those who assisted Mrs. Harper in the Inequalities were Misses Laura Little. Lee Marks and Gypsie Boykin and Masters Sam and Pollard Boykin.
 
 MRS. ". VI. HILL ENTER
 RAINS TWICE TUESDAY. Mrs. William ". Hill was twice hostess yesterday when she entertain cd very delightfully."- at bridge. | In the morning at 1T o'clock thirty two guests enjoyed the game The prize. a dainty silk embroidery apron, equipped with silver scissors ana other necessary appliances. was won Dy Mfs. Daniel Troy. The consolation fell to Mrs. Dennis Carr. and was silk opera Tn the afternoon twenty-eight guests entoyed Mrs. Hilrs hospitality and fascinating bridge. The prize, sll- yer baking dteh, was awarded to Mrs Henry Evans, who had made the hign- est score. The consolation fell to Mrs. Joseph Burton and was par oi sHN Carnations, sweet peas, palms and ferns formed the decorations or the house. Mrs. L. l.. Hill assisted in re- ceiving the guests on both occasions. The punch table was placed in the hall where Mrs. Walton Hill and Mr. Al. O. Maner in the morning and Mrs. n. T. Mayfield and Mrs. J. c. Ander- son in the afternoon served delicious iced beverage.
 The score cards at the morning game were 6agsed by little Misses Carrie and Laurie Hlli; in the afternoon by Misses Carrie and Elizabeth Hili. Mrs. ". w. Hills gown was white lingerie over blue SIX. Mrs, L. L' On both occasions luncheon was serV- ed after the game. NFTss GABRIELLE WATTS HOSTESS Yesterday afternoon Miss Gabrielle Watts was hostess for the Tuesday Bridge Club. when in spite or tne ram storm, a large number or the lnVlted guests were present
 The club prize was won by Mrs. D. c. Maner, and was an opera bag. The ~i,est prize. a volume of sentimental poems. carrying out the Valentine Idea. was won by Mrs. Wright. Delici- oua refreshments were served at the conclusion of the game.
 MRS. J. WARE WAL
 KER ENTERTAINs, Mrs. !. Ware Walker entertained the members of the Tuesday Card Club yesterday morning. The flowers used through the house were vases of car nations. The prize. a beaten brass vase. was won by Mrs. Warren Tyson. A luncheon was served after the games
 
 WEDNESDAY, MORNING
 MUSIC CLUB. The wednesday Morning Music Club will meet at Arjacee Hall at 10:So o'clock this Wednesday, morning
 Mrs. Rienzi Thomas.
 +,,. President Mrs. c. Ps-waller.
 Secretary. HELI.INGER HILL SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The Beliinger Hltls School Improve- ment Association will meet at the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
 ANAEMIA

ss . eompzains pecuIiar Co we men. N foal0ws on indoor eecu- pasaen = impure air = fnsufss- eaemx nourzshment. vinoh is a yvOnAex1u1 blood tonic = a en- riches the baooA and gives one a msoa heazfhy eeaos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

dlesticix with a burning taper and bee tween each a doll White hearts strung on blue ribbons were effective- ly combined with the other decora- ethyst, which is her birthstone.
 The fairy like. golden haired blue eyed baby of one year conducted her. self throughout the afternoon with becoming dignity and good hunsor. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
SLEEPLESSNESS

as causeA by meEvs sSS@E;zss and . weakened condition e& the system. M you are aid@esys restless, toss about, and emnxtos nzeep nights, v1mel sszzx strengthen and invfaOrase sisA eneare nerve system and azEe resreshfn0, restfuz sleep.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS.
sseorme n. OsTzaveR Leaves the nEemphiI
 PoYsee nenarfsnent.

Police UennKfnnents ! E Memphis. Tenn, Feb, as--In the midst of a dramatic speech in defense of his administration before the Board Of Fire and Police Commissioners this af- terhoon. Chief of Police George T.. o'Haver resigned, after thirtysone years as a member of the Police De- partment.
 W. .. Davis, who sone years ago served in a like capacity and of late has acted as sergeant In charge of . sub-station, was chosen as his succes- sor. The resignation came as Q cfi- max to several months of rather ecri- monions controversy between Mir. O'f1a- yer and members of the board as % the management of the police depart ment. ses KS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
PRAYERs FOR TAFT.
Mass Meeting At Broadway Tnlernaele
 NsnV. Enmna nrsspasas,,. MssR.4

New York, Feb. 9--Spectal prayers for William Howard Taft. hts cabinet and the Federal administration, will be held at the Broadway Tabernacle on the evening of March 4. the day of in- nuguration.
 It Is expected that 1000 men will at- tend the meeting as 1t has been called under the auspices of the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip. a federation of all the Protestant church societies of that name in the city It has mem. berslip of about 4.000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

ART STUDY CLUB.
 On account of the indictment weather there was no meeting of the Art Study Club yesterday On Tuesday the 18th the club will meet with Mrs. Hcrace stringfeiIow.
 Miss Maggie opp has gone to Padu- oah. Ky. to visit her sister Mrs Robert Scott
 < Mrs. J. R. Williamson. who has been visiting her son. Dr. H. B, Wilkinson for the past month, has returned to her home in BishopviiIe. s. c.
 Mrs. E. R. Holt has moved into her new bungalow on South Hull Street.
 Mrs. William Knox has as her guest. her great grandsdaushter. Myra Eula- lie semmes Hall. who arrived January 3oth. The little lady Is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. " F Hall or Shreveport La.
 Miss Augusta Cheney is visiting relatives in San Antonio. Texas.
 Mrs. Frank Howard has returned home from visit to relatives in Autaugavilie.
 $ 4 4
 Mir and Mrs. John Flowers made . trip by auto to Autaugavilie Sunday. 
 Mrs Ike simon, who has. been visit- ing in Columbus, Miss, has returned home and has as her guests her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Leinkauf of Atlanta, Ga.
 esssseg
 Miss Mabel Smith of Flora Vista. New Mexico is the guest of Mrs. R. c. Thelts at 103 Holcombe Street. t Miss Smith is the daughter of Mrs and Mrs. Norwood Smith who. until
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
NERVOUSNESS

as caused by overvvorix. tndfaess don. or a run-1ossm coadifaon oS the hHooa. vino1 @ an ideal nerve sonic. as tones up slse organs of digestion. emrichss she hlocd and makes GaronGs steady nerves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
Irl-. in vincennen.

vincennes, Ind. Feb. s--The J. and S. Emison corn mill. corn cribs and elevator together with the company's . stables, ware rooms and i've loaded freight cars were destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at el0e,00Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
sAEE BLownRs snNTnNcEn.
Three Young Men Get Len@ Terms Ii
 Trederaf Esrs@ms E

Little Rock. Ark. Feb e--A special to The Gazette from Batesville, says: s
 Charley Gregory. Henry Bertrand and Arch Weston. the three young men charged with having executed a string of bold robberies of postotfices and stores throughout Arkansas and the Southwest. and who were arrested af- fer d long chase by posse of officers, were found guilty of safe blowing.
 Each was fined $500 and sentenced to four years in, the Federal prison h At .larita. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
NOTICE RANKRuPr sALR.

Pursuant to an order made by the United states District Court. Middle District of Alabama in Bankruptpcy, I, as Receiver highest bidder, for cash. during legal heurs of sale, subject to approval of said Court on the 18th day of February. 1868. at the United States Government Building. Mont gomery, County of Montgomery. state of Alabama, stock goods wares and fixtures and book accounts inventory now on dte. Montgomery. Ala. ga day of February.
 GEORGE STUART. < --Wed-2t Receiver,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
ARREsTs THREE ITALIANS.
They Are Charged With MurdeKlnB
 wealthy Tampa Citizen.

Tampa, Fla. Feb. s.-It was learned today that s. R. Gason. a farmer near here. found the body of B. Labello. a wealthy resident of East Tampa be- meath a fresh mound of dirt yesterday. Examination showed the left side of the skull crushed and wagon tracks led directly to the mound.
 The police arrested three Italians on suspicion, o. Charmente. M. Val enti and Nj Bolenta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
WOMEN!

Look as young as you are. Don't allow worry lines to creep In. Avoid them by keeping your ner- vOus system and digestive organs in perfect condition with VinOl. VINOL repairs waste nerve tiS- sue, and builds up strength.
 Vinol is Cod Liver and Iron Tonic.
 H contains peptonaie of iron and all
 of fhe medicinal bodybuilding prop
 erties of Cod Liver oil l- without inc 5g> oil. Vinol tastes good and agrees
 with the weakest stomach.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
MONTGOMERY IS SAVED.

suspicaoun Character Arrested In Ate
 Iamfa Just Before Train Left.
 Atlanta Ga. Feb. 9.-H. c. Gray, of Los Angeles, Cal. was today ar rested on suspicion charged with hay ing one hundred blank checks printed purporting to be from a Rochester. N N bank. Gray said that he had the checks to exhibit In making busl- ness firms believe he carried a large bank balance. He was about to board a train for Montgomery when taken into custody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

You are next. Come In and let us book year order for the best fertiliz.
 MARKS q GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Kentucky R1se Rye, -' { ats, 98.50, ats. e0sS6b ex. baia.
 K0hm Dlsttfltmg C0. S} F. Q. Rex 766. JaclSsonvfze, Fla. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
DEMENrED WOMAN AT JAIL.
Her RaVings Worry JaIIeP Pettua An,
 rNa~ A.saskl~ks

Ills Assistants.
 Paving. and to all appearances de- mented. q white woman. named Mrs. Eagan. is locked at the county jafl. where she Is being held for safe-keep- ing. The wofi1an has been, since her arrival at the prison, the source of constant worry on the part of the of- ficials. from her irrational actions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
BURGLARS CAPTURED.

two years ago. were residents of Mont gornery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
WOMEN ano SOCIETY,"
ltenls of Interest to Montgomery
 and to ths Stafe
ART STUDY CLUB.

school building at s:so o'clock. Thurs day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

sCHLITZ BEER, s1O.5O PER CAsK
 f. Q. b. Pensacola
 GREEL TRADING co. F. 0. Box SST. PensacOIa. Fla,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
nELLINaER HILL scHooL

IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The BeIlinEer Hiils School Improye- ment Association will meet at the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

MUSIC CLUB. The wednesday Morning Music Club will meet at Arjacee Hall at 1O:So o'clock this Wednesday, morning,
 Mrs. Rienzi Thomas.
 President Mrs. c. P@-walier. '
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-01-14
North Star COLLEGE Notes.

Students are coming in every day.
The following haze enrolled since
last we reoorted: Elsie Eckman.
Emma Buchholz. Marie Boman.
Annie Odman, Ida Johnson. H jalmer
Poretn. J. Aug. Samuelson and Gena
JOrgenson.
The following have visited at the
institution the past week: VIM.
Erickson. Mr.. Holan. Miss Pearson.
9. G. Eckman. John Westman, John
Odman. Marie Boman, Mr.. Erlandson,
OF Plummer. and Mr.. Hoyt OF the
Remington Type Writer Go.
Mr.. Fl. L. Wood has donated over
so volumes of books to our library.
Among these we find set OF
Chambers Encyclopedia The
Waverly Novels. Hardy's Works and
many others too numerous to
mention here. This was another
large book donation and we are
grateful to Mr.. Wood for his kind
generosity. Our library will soon
number 200 volumes.
School work is going on very nice
ly. Teachers and students are surely
busy. We invite the public to visit
US. Come and see US work