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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12

Mrs. Lutis Curtis. Mrs. John walker and their children. of HaleyviIie. Win ston County. who were brought here to be treated for rabies. were pro- nounced not In danger at the state Board Of Health Pasfeur Department pr. ". 10. Howell of Haleyviile. left the city with the patients who were supposed Co be inoculated with rahies. last night. The examination in the State Board of Health office, having showed the animals from which the patients were supposed to be fnocu- lated did not have the disease.
 Dweners in the vicinity of Haleyville will breathe much norefeasiiy after the finding of pr. Mason. for the "hydro- phobia" scare was rampant in the little community. Two months ago Miss Mary Green. of NewburG. twenty miles from Haleysviile, succumbed to tet- anus poison. having contracted the dis ease from pet horse. The horse was bitten. 1t is believed, by a mad dos. and in feeding the horse Jumps of su- gotten some of it's saliva on her hands and afterward conveyed germs of the disease to her own mouth, while eat- ing. She was stricken with the mai- ady. which at first was not recognized, and before the prescribed treatment could be administered, succumbed.
 Shortly after the death of Miss Green mad dog passed through Hayleville. coming from the direction of Newburg. It bit several dogs and created great excitement. Some twenty men tdTfcd ont with guns to Kill the animal, but although several got close enough to shoot at it. and it is thought. wound 1t, the dog escaped Uneasiness began to spread from then on and when a COW belonging to Mrs. Iohn Walker. who lived st the time eight miles from Newburg on the way to Haleysville, refused to eat and later on died in, vio- lent convulsions. the uneasfness felt grew slmost to alarm.
 People did not know what animal they could be safe around. Horses, cows and dogs were all thought to be affected and to be on the safe side the people took out their uneasiness on the dogs of the neighborhood. Ev- cry dog that had acted suspiciousiy In the last few months was shot. breed and value not counting. they were con- sIdered a menace to the community and death was thought best for the preser- vation of health. For a week the slaughter Of the animals went on, guns popped at all hours of the day and night, and ct last 1t was thought that the trouble had been eradicated.
 Monday evening a big hound in the kennels of J. F. Brown on pr. How ellis place, . dog that heretofore has conducted himself as dog should,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
COME HERE FOR TREATMENT
 --s-- Mad Dogs Are Very. Active at Present. PAsTEUR INSTITUTE IS BUSY
 - EIba Man Is in the City for Treat
 ment. ssru. Grin.srd ef New Decatur is ens ss The Pasieats Undergoing Trestmeat Fer rae Bite
 of Dog.
PAsTEUR Ns1ITU7E IS BUSY

For some unccountable reason the atate PAsteur Institute is being besieS- cd with patients. Specimens of dogs end other animals which have pftten persons. and rabies are feared ana also befng submitted. Yesterday the examined, efTecting the safety of
 Al this season of the year. 1t Is aeldom that Pasteur authorities have occasion to even examine epeci- mens, but, the fact that the treatment can be had hera. in Montgomery. re. iisving the expense of travel to Atlanta and points East. where the treatment formerly could only be secured. is causing the victim of every dog bite to seek assurance as to their safety from the state authorities.
 Yesterday the calf's head from Hay leyvifie was examined and no trace of the rabies was found On Monday the head of a dog was examined and 1t was found that the dog was mad at shs time. This dog he'd bitten and terribly lacerated the hand of Ernest Owen. of Eiba, Alabama, and upon learning that the Pasteur people had found traces Of hydrophobia in the brain of the animal. which he had killed. Mr. Owen came to Montgomery last evening and is undergoing the treatment.
 Bitten by mad dog. Mrs. H. D.. Grizzard of Flint. near Decatur. is in this city undergoing the Pasteur treatment and it is believed that she win be prevented~ from suffering a horrible death.
 The physicians attending the state Pasteur treatment are hopeful of erad- icating the poison from the system of the unfortunate woman.
 Several days ago Mrs. Grizzard was bitten by a dog which to all appear. ance was possessed Of the rabies. The physician who WAS called In. immedi- ately sent the head Of the animal to the Pasteur institute in this city and in the meantime. Mrs. Grixzard await cd the, verdict of the examination. witt, the constant fear of death growing upon her.
 Finally the word came from Mont gDniery. that the head had shown that the dog had hydrophobta ana Mrs. 0fIzsard made haste to come to Mont gonery. where she Is now undergoing the treatment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
NEws oF wETuaIPKA.


 VI. D. c. wim Mark Graves OF sendiers. Wetumplta, Feb. 11.--.fSpeciaI. )--1rhe members of the local U. D. c. Chapter have raised a sufficient sum of money to mark the graves of the Confederate dead who 4aeep in the Wetumpia com. etery and stones will be ordered for fifteen graves. Many of those who sleep in unmarked graves are we'll re- membered as brave soldiers and noble men and the town rejoices that the Daughters of the Confederacy are re- Gnembering the private soldiers. who walked uprfghtly in lowly paths.
 Mrs. c. D. Enslen delightfuiIy enter eained Che Daughters Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Miss Margaret Macon gave a recep- 1icn Thursday afternoon to the menf- bers of the Book Club and other friends.
 A number of Wetumpkians have been to Montgomery to attend the Torrey revival. An effort will be made to run an excursion for the night ser- vice some time during the meeting.
 little daughter has arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. L. D. speer in East Wetumpka.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
MONTGOMERY SALESMAN IN DAN0-
 ER OF DROWNING.
Team ef VI. E. Guy Went Hate swel- len Creek Near Wetumpka
 Tuesday Afternoon.

wetumplxa. Feb. -(Special. )--w. B. Guy. one of the drummers of Mont gomery commercial company. was the victim of an accident Tuesday after noon, that nayhave gone severely with him. While driving near WetumpkR the team went into a swollen creek, Mir. Gay and the driver being thrown Into tie cold water. The driver, a good swimmer. made the bank easily, but Mir. Guy was less fortunate. being swept along by the current, and things may have gone hard with, him. but for the presence of friendly log.
 Hearing his calls for help from his perch on the defunct tree, the driver went to his rescue and helped him ashore. One of the horses. being un- able to kick loose from the vehicle.was drowned, but the. other became disen- tangled and swan with the current Q distance, at last striking and old ford and coming ashore. The vehicle was practically destroyed. S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
KEOHM BOUND OVER
TRAVELLING SALESMAN HELD FOR
 GRAND JURY.
rrelIIninary Trial ls Held at OpeIika Before HEagistrate and Bail for
 Uefemdamf was Allowed

and Given.
 Opelika, Feb 11.--(Special. )---E. !. Reohm. the travelling salesman for Morris 6 Company Of Chicago, who killed Allen Frazier, negro bell boy at the Royal Hotel, Wednesday morn ing, ct 12:s0 o'clock, had prelimin- ary hearing before Justice E. A. Burke this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 Five witnesses were put on the stand, and after hearing all the evidence in the case, and arguments by attorneys' both for the State and the defendant, the court bound the defendant over to await the action of the grand jury and his bond was placed ct $500. The evil dence of W. N. Driver and the de- fendatat, tended to show that the kill ing was accidental. The defendant
 Mrs. Achsah Scott Farrell died at her home on South Railroad Avenue. In Opelika, this morning at 1O'46 o'clock, after an illness of about three weeks, and her death is said to have been caused from a complication Of
 Tie deceased had lived in opelika about thirty years. and was known to be a woman of many noble traits of character. She was for many years a devoted member of the First Metho- dist Church. She is / survived by Q sister. Miss Emma Scott, of Opeiilras and one brother, W. D. Scott of Texas. The funeral will be held at the home of the deceased Friday afternoon at o'clock. The funeral exercises wdil be conducted by Rev. A. P. McFerrtn, pastor of the First Methodist Church.
 Miss Lula Collins died at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Harris Col- lins, in opeiika, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, after short illness Mss Collins was IS years old at the time of her death. and was in the high school department of the public school She was a member of the First Metho- dist Church and was a young lady of bright mind and noble character. Her remains were inferred in the city cemetery this. afternoon at o'clock. The funeral exercises were conducted by Rev. A. P. McFerrin
 Mrs. Joseph Graves will entertain Miss Elizabeth Buchanan at linen shower at her home on Third Avenue next wednesday afternon at o'clock.
 Miss Cordelia Jernigan has gone to Lafayette to visit friends until Sun AAV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
REPAIRING WoRK DONE BY STORM
 or FRIDAY.
The steel sfrncsure On the At. Meigs ROed Umin5uFea, Esu2 It Ie Neees- snry To ReeuifA Concrete
 EoumAasaea.

Work will begin today in replac- ing the steel bridge on the Mount Meigs road, which was torn. from it's foundation by the force of the water. which undermined the dam on which enc truss of the bridge stood. The road remained impossible. throughout yesterday. as the bridge was not rs- placed, and ct the Three Mile branch there was . chasm which could not be crossed.
 The work Of replacing the bridge win be difficult. according to County Engineer Bullen. fer, though. the bridge itself was Injured. but little. and can be hoisted into place, the solid concrete blocks which supported it must be removed and rebuilt To remove the deeply ifnbedded blocks of concrete, the use of dynamite will be resorted to, and to rebuild the. founda- ton 1t Is probable that several days will be taken up.
 Meanwhile, until the crossing can be restored. travellers along the Mount MeIgs road must undergo a detour. of probably one-half mile. to gain the town.
 The loss to the county in the de- strnction of the crossing, Including the cost of rebuilding, will amount to sev- eral hundreds of dollars There comes with the destruction somewhat of disapp ointment to the county road and bridge custodians, as the bridge was thought impregnabie. At one. end, however. the accumulation of water behind the dam had undermined the concrete. and overturned, the whole block. This loosened the supports of the bridge and caused it to toppIe. The steel bridge was about seven years in use. Y spectian of the roads, immediately up. on hearing of the destruction of the bridge. reports that no damage has been accomplished on any of the roady which he had seen, or On which rec ports had been submitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
NEW MONTGOMERY
 CORPORATION FORMED

Papers of. incorporation of the Se- eurity Loan and Investment Company were hled in the ofiee Of Probate Jndge Gaston yesterday. The newest ef McntgoEnery'ss corporations Is form ea .hy -L z. Haas. of Montgomery; L. T. Haas. D. 4. FfaSs ana H. J. Haas, of Atlanke, and starts life with cap etal Of $ies0O0 fully pRid in.
 The corporation is vested with the iDewer of dealing in real or personal property, In mortgages. loan deeds. and securities of all Kinds. etc!
 The head once of the new corpora tion is deslgnated as Montgomery.
 ,. C. Haas. E. A. Haas and H. !. Haas are directors, with L. J. Haas president ana treasurer. A. Haas, vice president, and H. J. Haas secre- tarY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
gtatehOoa RfII.

Washington. Feb. 1l--Representa- tive Watson, of Indiana. Republican whip of the House. told the President today that the bill admitting Arizona and New Mexico to statehood would pass the House next Monday under suspension of. the rules, which will prevent amendments in that body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
D aRANTED PATENT.
,. [. Asdrsw Has . Self Reutarsne.
 TrOYrex .


 Trolley.
 Dispatches from Washington tell of the securing of a patent by J.sS. An drew, of this city. The patent has no connection with the safety device of Mf. Andrew which has attracted wide attention among the railroad men of the country. TAe new device which the MontRcm- cry inventor is going to aid mankind is In the nature of self restoring trolley. and 1t will no longer be neces- sary for the conductors to go out into she rain and replace the trolley of their car. the new patent viii always pugh 1t back into shape, automatIcai. ay,s
 The inventor states that the device 9s very simple in arrangement and he looks to see 1t taken hold of by inc leading traction Companies of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
Dr. ", ", Bruce Dead.

Columbus, Ga, Feb. 11.-Dr. ". W. Bruce. one of the most prominent physicians of Western Georgia, died at his home in Kingsbofo, Harris county. this afternoon, aged S1. He was d Mason and prominent In chureh work. Two sons survive him, pr. R. J. Bruce and John F. Bruce, both res- idents of Harris county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
TWO ARE EXCUSED
GRAND JURYMEN DISMISSED FOR DRUNKENNESS.
Juage Vert sK MoFgna County Law ana Equity Court Replaces I've Far meRs to Facilitate
 WOEk.

Decatur. Feb. Il.-v(special. 1.-TWO members of the grand jury of the Mor- gan County Law and Equity Court were excused from jury service yes terday by Judge Thomas W. Vert, judge of this court, on the grounds that the jurymen had been imbibtng too freely in some liquid stronger than Tennessee River water. The sJurymen discharged were farmers, and resided in the eastern end of the county. Two other men were put in their places on the grand jury and this body continued their work as before. ea ~s
 The grand jury was sworn in on Monday morning and Judge Vert charged them that they must finish their 1abors by noon Saturday unless it developed in the meantime that 1t was absolutely essential for them to continue longer.
 Several murder cases are to be inves- tigRted by this grand jury. according to Judge WeFt's charge. Thus far the grand jury has returned no indict- ments into. the court. With but about three exceptions the members of this grand jury are from the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12

dressed fo a man named Ramus ia Florida was found In hfs poekefs
 Coroner Hrasfier vfewed thef remalne and ordered them held All the soreek citizens of Birmingham were requested 10 view the remains In the hope ox establishing the Identity of the man.
 It is believed that during the night he attempted to board moving train and waa ground to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
PRIVATE BANK FAILS.
Alabama Men Were Premiment Kn Its OrwanaGataOm.

Pittsburg, Feb. 1i.-An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was fiied today in the United States District Court against the Eldred Bank, . private in- Pa. The bank was organized by Pennsylvania Alabama and Oklahoma men and the petitioners claims are for small amounts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
NEVIS OF RECORD

The following reports of incorpo- ration were yesterday filed in the of. flee o fthe Secretary of State:
 The Bankston and Barry Warehouse and Storage Co. of Barry and Bahks- ton. Fayette county The authorized amount of the capital stock isl glven at el.o0o, of which amount ss,e0o hAs been paid in with which to begin busI\ ness. The incorporators are: T. B. Nerby, F. NJ Johnson, J. M. Fulton, ct al.
 The Repton Mercantile Company. of Reuton. The authorized amount of the canitaI stock of the company is given at 1000. of which amount eS.eoO has been paid in with which to begin bueDa ness. The incoFporators are e. E. Henderson, ". R. Henderson and !. M. Henderson.
 The following appointments were yesterday made public by Governor Conner:
 10 ofice of justice of the peace: M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WAlTTKp.

wANTEp-ssvsfa eood oFsaniseTs in South Afabarna towns to rspFebant popuiar inesf- aaoe order Goed mcfSY and pegmansnt so know thaa we im. for orerntIou for af. .s0; . full iina oe staa-< tric 6uDplies, a. L Baker. Electrieni supply Hosise. Telephone leea. No. 11A No, FessT G.. --A~Se xwANrED-ssy mail five hundred pupals tn High Art EmhrotdeTy te work sofa plIiowa. for sa. with material free fer first lesson.
 xnvthinE Of equal value taken in ex- change for lessons. Aaaresa kxpesS &sn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WANTED--rBlGAI.E HKr.p.

woFkin private homes; fn1s Wa@eSs EaodsF-
 ate work, good treasment anu gord opDer. tunifias. Those who wish Q situation and Arfny Monfgomefy, As. 0thsEwise usey cniI st sla whitman s.. er phons 1ee1 --ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
SOCIALLY
 CHARMING, TOO

~ W1Is~s<9@S -. { qu1s1fe Bust Prspexslen. ven {. Make Herrsiy Wenssm At-
 trHcffve--Cuf This ouf.
 There was recently published the formula of c fsxnous beauty doctor who became wealthy In the professfon of figure culture. Many of our famous actresses and society iadies, it is claimed. owe Co her science the charming and exquisite proportion of fG- uro. which they enjoy.
 So rapid and thorougn is the treatment that one can almost "see the flesh, grow" One young uaatron had 70 prove her Identity Co her husband after . months absence, during which time she had used the home treatment. An increase Of eix Inches is. not unusual alters months treat nnenes
 { 0o to any druggist and ,gst separately two ounces of glycer- inc, three ounces ok <osewetsr. one ounce tincturs cadomene compound (not cardauofn) and cents worth Of borax. MIX the giycerine' and tincture cado- meme. shake and let stand two . teaspoonful of borax. Apply morning and night, rubbing upfff . absorbed: then wash with hot water and soap: dry thoroughly. Continue a<few weeks and beau- tifuf development rewards the effort. 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12

An accomplished juggIer with . wo- mans heart never realizes just how easily it brsalsS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
GRmHsx FOUND DEAD

Body of UnIrnOysn ia BHrsninGkanu Rail-
 road KaFds.
 Birmingham. Feb. 11.--(speciaI.)-- A white man supposed to be a Greek. was found dead beside the tracks of the Seaboard Air Line Rai1road early this morning on Avenue A. near Thir- teenth street.
 A letter written in Greek and ad-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WANTED.l.--Al0ENTs

dAsoLTNR GAS LtdHTe--Iasht your store,
 residence and groundg with the greatest and cheapest light knoyn. BFite nov tcr Knight. Box 4a. Aohtsomsfy. Ala. --s-sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WANTTD-sITUATTOM.

WANTEp-A poeition % take care es aR vertiser. - to travel for grocsry house Refersnees furnished. guarantes SatIsfaeticn ofhefwtse am ready to nlep down and ont, ''s. H. care AaaseFslssE.
 --e~fs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
TO RELIEVE DESPATCH BOAT.
The Marietta is Ordered to Proceed ts
 ImRwmya,

LaKuaya.
 Willemstadt, Curacao, Feb. 11.--The United States cruiser DeS Molnes was Tn wireless communication with the gun boat Marietta at noon today. The Marietta. which was at Guantanamo, Cuba, was directed to proceed to Lag uraya. to relieve the despatch boat Dolphin for the purpose of maintain inc communication between ". l.. Buchanan, the American special com missioner now in Caracas, and the government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE. weif's Entire Stock Fine Furniture. BegsMninK Monday, Feb. 16s VSaIl GuaG bgzzimess. Store for Pent.
 B. BERNARD, Auetfoneex. Geoda to be sold regardless oR pRkee.
 4u-thmsaaG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
FOR aAxR-RBAI. RgTATn.

FOR sALE-At a saeFifloe. gtx rOona eot- tage. bath. sa9lesEy. 2 a0ss. h.s9 aaa eat $500 -cash, balance small pAyments. AAs drsas ". 4. C.. care AdvortissF.s
 -AA-sst-san-N LAND FOR AALR-a8o aaEss. onO asia as A. ?. q. College. W1n eeil en e pGFe. A4- dross Bog co, AnbeFAs Ala ~--~91~Sa FOR aAx.E-Weaae anA loa ct S3S VFRss. man St. Feat9 Ice e1Aee BaF @oNah; Rsaso 01a4&eo. Apply e any ret estA1s eAallP vsftlasr 6fnoA ShssN ess. -s44sts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
5Ue.

s4ssGa E@sswW esEaseto 0wltafaR ePaeina8 6 b9fA 4ot asl ksaAa e eeeEa1ss 6ui& seasNi SSssSSsi6 sae61 TFsSS ssnasIis EiISa Gee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
FOR RKNT-sTOREa

STORE FOR RENT-lgow occupied bv Wolef Furniture Co., No 90 ComEnegne. 9kxIg0 Gtv0n April firat apply on pramfsss. --t6-te Furniture Co. No. 90, Commasoe. aaKis0 feet two stoeiee and bassnnong. posession Eiysa April frSt. apply Oa pFenisss.
 -1B-eR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
wANTrD--MAIn HELP.


 WANTED--An office boy. cA1 on the Montgomery Coal and Wood Company cof- ner of Pollard and Perry etseata. WANTED--leo stalwart men for The ghsp- herd King at Tine Grand Friday and Sesus- day, February is and It. Apply st seaee door. Friday. -s
 
 druggist. strictly s0- Der. honest and snsrgetici single; gooo naix- CT with trade; pleasant dtspositton; gooa saleeman. Address with references I1anks ford. q Nall sherman, TsxAs. --s-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
PICTURE GOODS.

RiseavaA Mmpaa& EsmMaA, Eoui6iAgsI 0lasa GSahAaa. AFt lGaeszeNl Hg1aRas WaeNR Co.'s laess e11n4s end may ms4es G&t9ia Paine eeeEA As '. ksEsS - Ut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WANTED BUY.

W1NTED-To1ns EnSiIsh fo1 hound, coon dog c. F. 6mAthgakl, Ayoook. Fla. --s.tt .-----------.---
 STORE WANTED--we have buyer fcs city. Chandler 6 Douglass, Real Estate q Ineuranea AMtA. --a.al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12

JOSEPH NoRwooD. Merchant and yI SIMON 0A66ENHEIMER. of .. Q hsimer C Co. Clothing. T. l.. 0AgTON. Physician. EMANUfsL LoB1fAN. President 0reii N. ,. BELL. Merchant Planter ana LOUIS % STEINER. of steiner. Iesn
 Frank, Wholesaie Dry Goods. wM. M. MARtSs. Marks C Gayle. cottt
 Fertiiixers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12

M. smith. of Gadsden, c. E. Rohby, of Coden. and F. M BallweE. of citron-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
PNRa0MAI.,

NOTIcES-I have been granted a decree Of divorce from my present husband, phiiin Neuegt, and will assume Che name hsroaft1F
 Of my former husband. Chaa. e. ERsilena. Mra. Aftie E. Neusrt. ---1e-se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WANTED-D0ARD OR BOOM

WANTED--Two connecting roohns. one iaFx and enc small; close in. not expensive. once On east side of Court stfSet. phon
 1892. t-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
FOR RENT-RESIDRrVCES.

FOR RENr--rIvs room cottage, all iua- provements. 5000 month. Apply to is7 Heron St. -14-thu- fFt-snn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12

sIN0EH--Up-to-data five drawer dron head singer Sewing Machine, In use only sixty days, for ,30. It's the SIS kind. James 0'Hara, iis-l2o Monroe. lie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-12
WANTND--BOARDER9.

WANTED--Roomeys or boarders, fssenishea eide of city. seven blocks from P. 0. Ad- dress P. O., Box sfs. --T-se
 MAN and wife san secure board ana room In suburban. home for $50 c mouth. Nod orn conyeniences. Addfess .'EEome-lilfs,' 2 care Advortlsert --su-wed-fri-fs fs