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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
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Mobile. Feb. s.-eSpeciai. )--Mrs. W |. gyson entertained most chaFmingfy this afternoon at 6 bridge tea in eomplf- ment to Mrs George Hurd of New York. Sweet peas we're nsed through out the rooms and formed the centre decoration for the tea table. The prize for each of the ten tables was . set of silver bodkins and Mrs. Syson was assisted in receiving the forty or more guests by Mrs. Ernest Planek and Mrs. Ed Fearn. i Newmam Circle.
 There was q large attendance on hand last night for the meeting of the Newman Circle at St. vincent's Ree- tory.
 LongfeIIow was the subject and fol lowing is the program of this most Interesting meeting:
 1. sInstrumentaI duet, Misses Gram ashl tand Delahanty. -.
 :. Paper. Life of Lonefeiiow." Mss Casey.
 a. Soprano solo. Ave Maria, Miss Roycroft; accompanist, Miss Cahill.
 q. Dissertations on sLongfeiiow's s three plays. Hyperion, outre Mer and Evangeiine. Mrs. B, Chambers.
 s. Reading, Miss Margaret Cahii. 'sE;arthquake In Messina."
 6. Historical number, "Coionial Mo- bile and Florida" MT. strauses
 q. Home news, Mrs. Norvilles Mrs |. R,ffin. Father Sheehan and Mfr. Wash atech.
 q. Summary of evenings work. Monsignor buckingham.
 The next meeting, which will be open Parliament Day. will be held on Thurs day February ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
NetDs of Mobile Society
Announcesnents.

AM81WW1Es3<MtHs Mrs. V. T. Conar was hostsas for the North Side Bridge Club and Mrs St. John Wilson had the meeting of the Tuesday Tea Club Only the mem' bers were. present. .-l -,- - Fer Mf~ses wnllfs aad Mendenhail A pretty event Of today was the bridge luncheon given at l o'clock a' the, Country Club by Miss Sallie Van Antwerp in honor Of Mss Wallis of Texas and Miss Mendenhaii of Call fornia. :, Pink. carnations decorated the small tables where luncheon was served and the prizes were a fan. a belt pin. and ! bottle of perfume. a Those present wHre Misses Donsio' Boyle, Gibson of Baltimore, St. donn' McPhiilips. Ligon. Wheeler. Lyons Sims. Tompkins. Bowen Creary. Goios- by. Radcliffe. Boone, Coates. shepard Piiians. Fry, Rhett, Sage, Horst. Fly bart. webb. MeMillan and Mrs w. Q, Lott.
 Persoual Netes. Mr. and Mrs. Catlin Reeves nave re- turned home after a visit to Jackson and Selma
 Miss Hazel Rosenbaum arrived yes terday from Mount Vernon to be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. N. Roseneaam
 Mrs. W. c. Crishy. of Birmingham is the guest of her parents Dr. ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Miss Loreno Baxzel. an accomplish ed young lady of East Hill. has gone to Mobile. where she will visit friends for several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
PreRares fer Carplval.
sehssser at nllsxi.

B. T. Matthews. owner Of the schoon- CT E. Hempstead, of which there was uReasinass. has received telegram from the master stating that the vessel had arrived safeiy at Biloxi, Miss. and the owner. who resides at Panama City, will leave immediately to look after his interests.
 One member of the crew. who charges that he was put off the ves- sci at Hurricane island and mistreated by the master, has, libeiied the vessel. and this Is to be looked after by the master
 The latter claims that his crew nu- tinied and that he placed two members In . row boat and put them ashore in order to prevent further trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

r Miss Hazel Rosenbaum arrived yes
 terday from Mount Vernon to be thu guest of her aunt. Mrs. N. Rosenbaum
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

One of the most enjoyable meetings of the Tuesday Bridge Club was that of today, when the EnemDers were en . tertalned by Mrs. Jules Durham at her home on West Strong street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Among the visitors during the car. nfval win be Miss Dora Marcus, of Montgomery, who is to be the guest of Niles Refine Dannheisser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
AIrial Will canyince AnYpne.
Swamp-Root is Pleasant 10 Take.

If you are already convinced thst Swan Root is what you need, you can purchase regular nfty-cent and one-dollar size bottles all drug stores. Don't make any mistake remember the name, pr. Kilmer's Swamp-R and the address. Binghamton N. T., which will find on every bottle 't
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE--To prov ths you may have a sample bottle and a ook absolutely free by mail. The book co ntair ters received from men and women wh fo remedy they needed The value and suec known that our readers are advised to sen Kiimer & Co., Binghamton. N. r.. be ure in The Montgomery Daily Advertiser. The anteed a.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

.Pensaeela, Fla, Feb. 9.--(Special.)- The United Daughters of the Confed- eracy held an interesting meeting this afternoon at bivouac, when number of important matters of interest to the chapter and public were discussed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Mrs. Herman Rowland was the host ess this afternoon of the Married La dies Euchre Club and her pretty home on West Government street was beau tifully decorated for the occasion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
MUSTLEAVE FLORIDA
rEEsAceEA YOUNG sAN Is ms
 0RACED.
Rfcksra Cee1ey Pleads Guilty te Lar- ceny pf whfskey ana the Court an Gexews--inese Good .+

Pensacola. Fla, Feb. s.--(special)-- Told te leave the State within seven days or else he would De brought be- fore the court for sentence. the term of which was not announced, Richard CeSlsy, . young man. who. up to repntaftou. today walked from the Criminal Court room. whore he had en- tered plea of guilty to the larceny of case of whiskey.
 That his presence in Pensacola or for that matter, the entire State of Florida. is not desired. was shown by the language of the judge in passing sentence. and Cooley promised to leave the State within the prescribed time. never to return.
 At the same time anetlser young man. who formerly bore a good reputation. tenced.
 Robert Crockett. who was with Coo ley when the theft was committed. also pleaded guilty, and he was told never to touch another drop of whiskey. dition. and # 1t fs violated he will be arrested and held awaiting sentence upon the charge of which he entered . plea of gnilty.
 Prepares fer CarnivaL
 0assetistbctfOu, IT tt may po Ctasseu as such. regarding the Autographs sent out by the Carnival Association, has given way to active preparations for Mardi Bras festivities. and if there are any persons In Pensacola who feel aggrieved over the pictures that have appeared in newspapers and bill boards advertising the approaching event. their protests will be made in vain. for the great majority of citizens have either subscribed and assisted in every possible way In making the coming event q snccsss or else have announced that they win do their utmost.
 The Carnival Association has re- eeived Autographed Invitations from the printer which will be sent out to- day, and the directors announce that the coming event will be upon gran der scale thah ever before known.
 Seh6eaer at BEiexf.
 B. '. Matthews. owner Of the schoon- CT B. Hempstead, of which there was uneasiness. has received telegram from the master stating that the vessel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Mss Anna Barnufn. of Chicago. is the guest of Mrs. k. E. Saunders at her home on North HILL Miss Bar mum will spend the winter in Pensa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Nature warns you when the track of healsh is not clear. Kidney and bladder trouble com pei you to pass water often through the day and get up many times during the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Mrs. George Hoffman entertained this afternoon at her home on East Hill. Her guests were members of the East Hill Euchre Club. and they spent Ynoat pleasant afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Mir. and Mrs. Catlin Reeves have re- turned home after visit to Jackson and Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

Most people do not realize the alarming in crease and remarkable prevalency. of kidne, disease. While kidney disorders are the mos common diseases that prevail they are alInos the last recognized by patient and physiciana who con tent themselves with doctoring the ef fects. whiie the original disease undermines tn
 system.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
WHEN YOUR BACK ACHES

A bad back turns every twenty-four
hours into one duh round of pain and
misery-you are lame in the morning,
nagged all day by a dun, ~throbbing
backsche, can't rest In the evening or
sleep we'll at night. II hurts to bend
over. straighten VI, get up from a
chair. or lift even a light weight.
Any sudden twist. turn or awkward move
ment send a tearing twinge of pain through
the weak spot.
Baekache Is really kidney-ache. The
Kidneys are in the small OF the back. and
any pain there is enough cause 10 suspect
your kidneys. II the urine 10 discolored,
contains sandy sediment. or passes too fire.
auently, then you have double proof.
Keep the kidneys well and the kidneys
will keep you well. Well kidneys filter the
blood and keep It pure. Diseased kidneys
only partly purify the blood, Neglect weak
Kidneys and you invite uric acid poison
ing. gravel, stone in the kidneys. rheuma-
Asm. heart trouble, diabetes. Bright's dis
ease. and a long list OF other serious dis
orders now recognised as having their
cause In kidney weakness.
Al the first sign OF backache or urinary
disorders. give the kidneys quick help, not
with plasters, liniments, nor any other out
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
Grand Island Girl Disappears.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., March 5.-(Spe-
cial)-The police department is investigat-
Ing the disappearance of Miss Irene Soule,
who left the city Sunday ostensibly to visit
with her grandmother at York. It has
been ascertained that she has not arrived
at York. but took a westbound train in
stead. 1t is suspected by the mother and
friends of the girl that she had Joined the
company of theatrical mon who recently
put on a vaudeville act at the Nicholson
theater here. II is stated that while here
the stranger offered the girl $50 per week
If she would join him. The mans name
is not known here, but he is believed to
have his home at Lexington, Mo-. and wire
inquiry has been made at that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
ROOMMATE OF JAY GOULD
KILLS SELF AT ST. LOUIS
Peruvian d Found Dead Follow
ing Loss of Fortune by
Hts Father.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, March S, Carlos
Espinosa OF Lima, Peru, was found dead
here today In a gas filled room following
the receipt of letters and kilograms telling
of the loss of his fathers fortune in South
America. Espinosa, who was % years old
and lived at 1891 Washington boulevard,
was formerly a student at Columbia uni
versity where the Peruvian government ia
said to have paid his tuition.
At college Espinosa was a roommate
OF Jay Gould and a member of the Delta
Epsilon fraternity. He came to st. Louis
several months ago as a craftsman for the
Missouri Pacific railroad, the position, il
is said, having been obtained for him 10y
Gould,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06

united in marriage by Rev. R. A. Schell
at the brides home at $3.50 Thursday night
The bride Is a daughter of John {. Prosser,
after whom the town of Prosser, near here,
was named.
HASTINGS-An effort to secure the
revocation of five saloon licenses was mace
In the city council Wednesday evening. a
motion 10 this end was declared out On
order by Mayor Miles. who based his Tul-
ing on the tact that litigation for the clos
ing of the saloons is still pending determine
tion in the courts. The supreme court mas
declared that the licenses are invalid, but
II has declined TO issue immediate man
dates. Mr.. Allyn, who offered the motion
to revoke, thought the council had a right
to revoke sa Don licenses without cause,
provided the unused portion of the license
money was returned. The city attorney
declared that the council had no such
authority.
ST. PAUL-one of the oldest pioneer
women OF the county, Mrs. Carl +. Peter
sen, departed this life at the home OF her
son near Dannebrog last Tuesday at the
buried today. Deceased with her husband
settled on Prairie creek In Han county
about forty years ago, and later became
one of the earliest settlers in Howard
county.
CoLUMBUS-F. ]. Cooken came to town
and looked a little too long at the wine
taurant of Gus Lueke and presented a
check on the First National bank signed
by C.. A. Bison, in favor of F. ]. Cooken,
which is alleged to be a forgery.
COLUMBUS-The plumbing firm of A.
Dussell & Son has bought out the bust
ness of b, G.. Compton, and again there is
but one firm of plumbers at Columbus.
COLUMBUS - There were forty nine
transfers OF real estate filed in the county
clerks office for the week ending March
?, and the amount OF money that changed
hands, or it's equivalent, was $2S1, 3l0.75.
That was the best week for years.
HARVARD-While employed this morn
ing in repairing the Burlington windmill
at the depot the gin pole fell. striking
John swanson, one of the workmen, on
the head, badly crushing the skull. The
injury is serious and recovery doubtful.
His homie Is at Friend, Neb.
SHELTON-The funeral of the late
George Meisner was held from the late
home of the deceased Thursday at , p.
m, and was largely attended by friends
from many parts of the state. Rev. f. A.
Mitchell of Oklahoma, a former pastor
of the Shelton Presbyterian church and
preached the sermon, and the shelton
lodge, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
assisted by Masons from surrounding
towns, had charge Of the services.
GRAND ISLAND-Harold Nyboe yes
terday, through his attorney, w. IL,
Thompson, withdrew the motion for a new
trial filed in the district court and his
appeal from the decision OF the jury
which found him guilty Of robbery iron
the person, the holding up of an age
man named Theiler, and threw himse
upon the Clemency of the court. JudL
Hanna sentenced him to six years in a.
p~enitentiary at Lincoln.
GRAND ISLAND-The city council D.
determined that there shall be as lit
delay in the matter of paving as possTb
and has received the petition OF {
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
Damage to Wires
Blocks Return OF
Capital Visitors
Storm D~epredatiOns Require En-
gineers on Eastern Roads to
Run Trains by Sight.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 5.-While
the railroad condition today is greatly i'm
proved over the practical tie-up OF yester-
day. some lines are still seriously affected.
Marching clubs from this city which took
part in yesterdays Inauguration came
struggling into the city today, after having
been on trains from six to twelve hours In
their journey from the capital.
The West Point cadets who left Washing
ton last evening arrived here In time for
breakfast. Later they left for West Point.
The John f. Reyburn club which left
Washington at 5 o'clock last night reached
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
PATRICK DECLARES LIFE TERM
IS WORSE THAN DEATH CHAIR
New York Murderer Makes Sensa-
tiOnaI Appeal for Death or
Liberty.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Albert It. Patrick,
who was convicted of the murder Of Will
liam Marsh Rice, made a sensational APP
peal to the appellate division in Brooklyn
today to free him from imprisonment fol
life-or send him to the electric chair. He
declared that Imprisonment for life was a
greater punishment than the death penalty.
Patrick declared that under the law "he
who uses legal process to commit a crime
is no less guilty of the crime" and that
accordingly all the state officers and the
judge at his trial were guilty of murder in
the first degree.
'Th mere failure to commit the crime
on me makes this attempted murder said
Patrick.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
DIES FOR CRIME
CONTINUED from Third Pase.)

wased from now on until after election.
BEATRICE-The gold watch which was
stolen from Miss Sarah Mouer more than
n week ago was returned TO her by mai.
As vet no clue TO the thief has been Oh
tanned, and the officers are of abe opinion
that the person VINO took the watch reared
he would be detected and concluded 10
send It back to the owner. A gold ring
and S. in change taken at the same u"ne
have not been returned.
BEATRICE-The directors OF the Bea-
trice City Base Ball league met last hlsnt
and elected b.. E. Drummond' president,
and Harry Doll. secretary. a m
comprising Morris Freshman and Harry
Doll was appointed to draft bylaws and
constitution. A number of teams nave sp,
piled for membership In the league, ana
prospects are bright for a successful sea-
son.
BEATRICE-Ben Fisher and Evan Rob
erts of BarnestOn were bound over 10 the
district court Yesterday in bonds OF SW
each on the charge Of robbing 3. W. Nc
Coy. editor of the Oketo Eagle OF 81 In
cash. The robbery Is alleged to have oc-
cured I'm a barn at Barneston recently
where Mccoy claims he met the young
men.
BFATRICE-John Thimm and Miss
Emily Penner, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs:
william Penner, prominent Mennonites OF
this county, were married yesterday az
ternoon at the home OF the brides parents,
nine miles west OF Beatrice. Rev, John
Penner officiating. The young couple VIII
make their home on a farm six miles
west of Beatrice.
KEARNEY-Duck shooting along the
Platte river and other streams and lagoons
In this vicinity was never better and DIS
bags Of game are made every day. One
marty of hunterS brought In 200 ducks in q
Two days shoot. Many sportsmen from
different parts Of the state are here en-
toying the fine shooting.
KEARNEY-The Union Valley Telephone
company has Incorporated here with a capl
tai Stock of 5000 and will build farmers
lines through Center and Thornton town
shIps and probably connect with th'
Kearney Independent line, Buffalo county
possesses one Of, Ii not the largest, indie
pendent rural telephone system In the stat'
and the lines are all practically owned b,
the farmers themselves.
KEARNEY-The new implement ware
house Of Patterson & Vineyards on the Untoi
Pacific rightrof-way is nearing completion
and win be one of the largest betweeI
Omaha and Denver. being fifty feet Wild
with a total length of 200 feet and a 100
foot basement under the same and ap
proAimately twenty-five feet In height.
KEARNEY-The shipment of hogs to Pa
,lCc coast points from this vicinity Is agar
Under way and many car loads Of Buffali
county porkers are in this way sent TO tn
FAR east. During the summer and fall sea
son as high as "A trainload q week Is m
uneommo shipment from this point.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f, Batterman an,
Edna l.. Prosser, both of Chenille, wer
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
THREATENS ENEMY WITH FORK
Mexican ndian AnxioHs 10 Call On
Girl, Finally Lands Himself
In city Lookup.

A large fork in the hands of a Mexi-
can Indian looked like a rather formid-
able proposition to William Henry, when
Joe Silver. a husky, dark-skinned son Of
the land of the topaz, rushed at him with
that weapon upon being caught kicking in
the door of Henry's house. Silver was
soon arrested and disarmed by officer
corrlgan, who took him TO the police sta
ton and charged him with assault and
battery. The man says that he was merely
calling on a girl whom he was determined
to see, in spite OF the fact that she had
locked the door and would not let him in.
He lives al ss Jackson street and Is a
Deddlsr by trade 4
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
GERMANS PLEASED WITH TAFT
Foreign OmCiaIs Believe He VIII Aid
In Cementing Ties Between the
Two Countries.

BERLIN, March b.-The German foreign
office views William II. Taft's assumption
OF the duties OF president of the United
States as likely 10 lead to still closer
friendly relations between America and
Germany and calls attention to the pro-
gress made in this direction during the adj
ministration OF President Roosevelt. The
peaceful tone OF President Taft's inaugural
address has created a most favorable i'm
preston in government circles and the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06

the city at 5 o'clock this morning. During
the day the engineers ran their trains by
sight, but when darkness settled over the
mass of tangled wires and crippled poles
they had to feel their way.
A special train with miles of wire and
scores of men left early today for Havre
De Grace and the telegraph companies are
using every effort to get a wire through to
Baltimore, which city has been practically
isolated for thirty-siX hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
OMAHA PROOF.

o A.. Earl, 1Ol1h South Eleventh street
Omaha. Neb., says:
Il can say that Doan's Kidney Pills are
a splendid kidney remedy. About eight
or nine years ago 1 had an attack of lum-
bago and my back became so lame that ii
was impossible for me to stoop, Do what
! would seemed unable TO find relief.
Finally my attention was called 10 Doan's
Kidney Pills and began their use. They
so completely drove the trouble from my
system that l have not been bothered
since. ! have previously given a testi-
monial for publication telling OF NV exner-
ience with Doan's Kidney Pills and nou,
after a lapse OF years, I willingly confirm
all / have ever said about the remedy - y
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06

ministry OF the interior is awaiting tariff
revision with the keenest interest. There
is, however, considerable anxiety among
German exporters over a possible disturb
ance of m under the agreement
reached with the s.. N. ID. North commits
sion.
The newspapers allude to the orderly
ascent OF Mr.. Taft to the constitutional
rulership of 10000 600 people and the retire
ent OF Mr.. Roosevelt 10 private life as an
impressive politncal spectacle.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06
Brooks Vetoes Low Fare Bin.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 5.-(Special)-
The chief subject OF public comment in
Cheyenne today was the action of Gov
ernor Bryant b. Brooks in vetoing the
Swisher act, which was intended 10 COM
pei Wyoming railroads to grant to Wyom-
ingites making interstate trips the bene-
fit of an equalization OF the Wyoming
rate and lower rates which might pre-
vail in neighboring states penetrated by
such railroads. The governor states that
he vetoed the bill becanse he believed it
was technically not In accordance with the
federal laws.
Bee Warc Ads are business boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06

CASPER, Wyo.. March 6.-Cspecial1-
NJ, Maybray, arrested at Little Rock for
'lleged completely in gigantic sporting
yindles, is well known to Casper old
mers, having ridden the range in this
'cinity for several years in the later
:. At that time he was known as
port" Maybray, and was considered an
around good fellow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06

PAYERS and passed the ordinance crea ting
the paving district. Thirty days are now
given under the charter for the property
owners. to get together and decide on .he
kind of paving desired. Their failure to
agree upon the kind wanted in that time
Will put the matter up to the council to
decide and to ask for bids.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-06

side applications, but with a special kidney
medicine.
The simplest and most effective ren,ea,
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there is weakness, congestion. inflamna-
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