davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-07

says james II. Keene may be called aa
witness. When "Florodora'' started in
New York Miss Wilson was one of the
sextet Of handsome girls. But when the
stock market went up she got valuable
tips from her broker friends. Suddenly
she began making money and left the
chorus.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-07

Col. Charles DENLY will return TO
China, it is rumored from Washington,
as minister plenipotentiary in the place
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-07

For his ardent love making, accom-
panied by a propensity to turn Cupid's
arrows into shafts of gold, Scott II. We'll
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13


Woifineu. Ser og Der er oen tmoer-
Iiasenbe arpitoIlette ailber Of gdnS.
gtodr Storpen or bruffet. iiper otsle
ailaer % III imuoitge brdtfe 8ano.
og Slonnerautterue fslger Eiogen
meb line Spppeiern Sqrtoerne o.
loor allimperre al SoIt oa 3pno |
hette 8auo til Sorben er optsit oa
ino er. arpitolialtet itatfct 90 ! fomiife
|promioer for at oppebie transport
til Rsllen.
St0ite December Waoneo 0poageoa
De 6oreneOc 5toterS 9an0fontor
nogle Gotumetter. iom iptteS at otie.
at oct iaItfurmrroe aompani fife bar.
&c Ret eler SfisSe til Den pproiiuloe
eierOom iom Net mn bearbei0er
Tao 8umo al De Hcnhommeliqe geo
g~rdiiife GiIitonoc, ION fgIger eiter
6IoNcns GpcripgmmcIie Ser banner
Salton SGcn GA rem islqcrNe 5pnfen
oa ,Soriuiuheu al Gen or Sc inObt,
Iattcoe @oopunftcr inOojtIcoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
@rci Seiteo.

General Sbcrmun oar me5ct ON.
RiruacIia og mootoa eubger, iom /
@oracrfrigcu bci0ltc aumI t bans so.
uc0f0arttr. "a ban beianot iig
i'm 5cromtc "@Iarih til Saoct" Ujo.
lie tulnl 1vrfHl / Norocu eucr Su,
cen, bDor ban lstcol zig ben men Ell
01mmcI Rlautgr / Georgia turftc,
az 5au NOT iul0c faa oct no al BAN.
Sam noilnot iil / 0~cHsrdIcu2 Isit
% olc0 bel moOtlRGl Oa oe bdpOc
min % Oruffct o. prdt,t en- Snmo.
ipurle @ldntcren Nacircm: "9Eu c5e.
neral buor tulfcr On nig ben mco
Din Armc2" Sbermnn pautol iiR en-
aIoorIjg afnre. betcSc Jig O0cr moo liu
% bOtitcoe men iao bps al ollie
/ Sclfei fuuNe bsrr rgt "9Si guar at.
fIrot bto, lror ri h~tbaJerl"
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

HHHH
oe Ssrfehuiet blep opfsrt, en- Sern.
bnneIinic gif op Tor Of ~iorbinoes meo
Sen iooliec Tocihcbore. % arbetoet
mch q. irotoee 515 Cons ougIia iii
en- Eris al Sc til S35 pr, Son be.
eunote.
Zen iiore 9anifeligbeo bar imio.
Iertio at ion arbeiocre. SonSiprlig
MS iutetiteoS pou SorSens Gperiluoe
nrbetoFr RGno mrSer ioa irpgtelia
SempernturtiIitmo iom paa Chiffon
Soltiormelt.. Gen normnle SeOe i
COLORADO 2rfren er iauoan. al ioa
hpibe Wto1to fan Iepe | oen Reltou %
Seben err enormt iorseet peo DC briiSte
% tilboaefniteoe Solitradler. :
mango Tiger pao en- Sang cr Sempc.
roturen pao 6etct lao @raocr boer
Gag.
llrOer oiSle Silitonoe fon nantrtp,
ois fife en- mir Qtano arbetoc. Sa!t
p%Iginingen er ioretaRci al &oplneicre
% %uoanere iGrIia oc iioimrpute
iom iuncS at uoboloe aIimutrt ,y0cu
i!6e @%trfuinger Mt iagttuae oct itas
Ride. itoiitt 9lrbciOr al reohuoeNc Mr..
betOStrGae. mcoGS Sc bDpper ifuifcr
og itraber Seltct elicr rcpdrerer Ma
ifne1l, iom oripcr Nogel1 or al paa.
'ficnne &nOiauercrs ggeuifabcr iom
Hrbeioer mnocr Dc melt prGuenot iii
it1n0e. Som GiIisieIie iii &c anort
llbebaacIia5eNer paa Sultnlteue roI
Ger Dc iIp0enec @artifIer Ell cier
0onmetip lrriicrenoe % peobIipcnoe
(erit. Arbcioerue 0riffar en- @IrrR
o. Sano. % bette tlenlr iom @cifpt
tclie moo soIitif 90 boyoer Dem me
ocuoe ita0ta
Sultleiet porierer fra en- Spfftlic
al en- til ii BONNER. Get former fla
/ en- Storpe, % Nio9cn i0toerbrgoeJ
Bette SaItoUtte pso az opfaile brcot
men grm0e 6irrer SaItflumprr t
paraIleue Hp1ger paa bpcr SINc al
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
2Srepe fra Norge.
tn, qroi fcires,s mo ,onnourio wis

t7be Wal fcireoes paa iGbpanlie Yis
meo aapsans. Saler 90 Gang % tilflui
ct iuutt Sprprrfert. 9eItaseIien bar
omtrent Tom ~i9bbonIis. Serimob bar
Der insen 6uostieneite. "@orfrumess
bag" bapbe ni gaiar for SismanSsuiss
iionen hos Reuer Sale pan gnreeiero.
SosneprGit 8iis fra StioIo, Der pdr
inobubt for Nnleoniusen, prGoiteoe isrit
/ &irien, Der a inlbt I'll i,oite Slaos,
b~erefter tos 2~ootasninsen i'm gespnScI'e.
llbbpttet bar rent itorartet; Der inbtom
benpeo 500 3r.. hnoraf oocr 800 &r.
nettp. Ct minore Supremisiionsmsoc
for Reritranb pg o~mltssenoe Spsocr az
bolotes CT, Sanstib. NGones maa ogs
iaa, at pi bar bapt ct at DC iaataIote
"&uaringsiiuer" for &ier; Der a trent
mebt en- bel @Gnsoe at babe Rennes
ifer oa Spr. % Der nbSeltes Yrrmier %
bGberlia OmtaIe Ill iaa mango. al lee
life fan regue Dem op ale.
af 8nfoIf - sanrlisaere bar pi
oaiaa / Sonmer bapt en- Gel. fauife BOG
life fulot i1a mango. iom pi / DC iioife
aar bar brret pautc I'll. Sc er mn fprs
betmcite Sragnc tilbase iii gpen. os naar
mn osIoa Senbaesruterue o9 alt, bpan
nermeb fslger, ON fort 5ib opberer, pil
Der ieien bore title o9 roliet | gpgeen.
Neritroub. lite aua. Z. IS,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
On "SaItfarm",

On al DC beiunaerIigIte Stpffcr iait
Gieneom, iom eriiterer5 err mi @ien.
itanS ior en- Soe iomi &~egierinaen
isrer for at gienpinoe- Gieoommen.
Get err en- Saltfarm. 1000 acres al
ioiio Salt. iom plsies % hpppeS lom
I,scioa niceet Soro. 0en logger /
en- Sentnma al 264 Soo mroer Sap.
faben nttoi | Colorado 2rfcnc,, liae
n~oroenior Den merifonife @rmtie /
Staten California, OF 9er. iom or
poret on poa benS 8rnnie bar iauet
Nnnn. Cotton, al a~rpitaaciet.
! mango sIar Dor Salt prret taaet
ira bette 9iitrift. men / liocn Woale
itof, ! 1892 bar Der iat en- mtoler.
tioia Stnrs Den Iofole SSrlOuitri peo
Cpcripsmmeiie al Colorado fioer,
iom banneOe, bpao Der bier fien6i iont
Salton Seen. 0feb Chen raIot Gan.
oet, Toroampuina iitgte, "a Der blep
efterIaNt et Heiibrum al uUitc1l rent
arpitaliaIt. en- ltoiigt al UtGrft %
uu~ohoIeeliq e,lans oa SfirnbcN.
San aiitono pirfebe oct iom Ell
StN0e al Den reneite Sne, lem alrtre0e
/ Solifiunet; men oa De ierite 0poa.
gelsreiicuOe pooeOc i9 I'll Nou npoan
reoe Sforpe, par Be noe Al 5toto til
lpnge at uoboloe Spiets itrrte Strao
IebrpOuing % ilpgteoe bIJnoI mro
oGrtetbe 2iepblcr ira Der ulioeIiac
StrnalegIona. 6oripnci mso tolerte
Sriner oenote be tiIbage, "a mart be.
orbei0eoe ct aompaui oct rt3eite Srps
naIiaItfelt iom iinoes.
sllt, bnoo DER nor neo9enoigt. par
al pIsie op SaItet % frulC BET. Gn
Soltploug ben opfunbet og iabrifcret.
Geu bar tire &iul % en- tlm1, itGrf
StndliprbS cler Ssn0erbruoar %
Den 0ripes meo Damp. Snuiemeacn
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Wcrc ont ct norf SeITab.

s. Ioitor SborpiIion % andre
bar oct ienere taget Srbet for, at 81
norife Imerifanere bsr oanne ct
norif Sclifab for at boloe Sanien for
9eorifbeoen blanbt os oppe, iao II
Spergangen til at biiue amerifaner
life Tier for burtigt.
Sea er iuIot no enig meb Sr. Z.
Oeri, al | Dor Norifbeb eier Ri Iaa mi.
get goot, at oi life bar Raao til meo
en- Sang at lpgge oct bort; men
naar ban ifriper ont SanneIien al ct
norif Samldg, forinorer ect mig, at
ban life bar noget at lige ON oct
Rorife SomIog, iom pi allereoe bar.
Sr. Z. fienber pei til bette Samlag
bet orbeiber retop for oct, iom ban
bill ba irern, men iaa unberligt oct
emo err, Sr. Z. bprer life meo. Sanot
ROT, oct norife Samia9 bar iiGr lot
it9 iom Sormaal at arbeloe Tor
SanosmanIet iiteoet ior 0anif. men
for en- Mano, iom ifriper iaa ooffert
ON at bepare bore 6RDres aru, buroc
life bette ppre nogen Sirorina. 81.
Ter ifrloc oen Irp, pi bar fanet az
01niferne. pore roaet iaa rent apar'
tie at aien1me paa for os HoromPno?
Seq tror, al bpiS ri ibger eiter
gariogen til, at RotomPn0ene /
Imerifa ier iaa altfor tilbsielige til
at "taItc iia / grruene pao Stmerifa.
nerue". oil Ri eriorc, at Hooen til Oct
ION til iaa meget mbet ligger / oct
ierseIige norife Wtaolrgre. 6Ierbe.
6cn al 3orom9nhene beroner er
TONNE ira 9nrbsbngoen / geor9e. Ge
Far piitnof IGrt Jig til at tro. al
3arff err Iorif, og oct farife til meo
iuGrt tint Horif; mer tale oct lelu
fan Ne life og pilbc beleriffe fluine
lore oct. 0ette giHlber cronu mere
beres @srn. De fommer til en- Strife.
iom falber Tia uorif; men focr De
Der bore oct Sprog. iom oeres norife
5or % Wtor taler? SanobeSen er
Iiesirem oen, at De ioritaar life ben
"gaorifen" og fan fife engoug iaa ino
/ Soucoet, at Der er roset i9rIis iint
ueb ben. Ga ioa fIa8er Yr9iterne
cner, OF %ltnsoommen blir bcrte ira
Sc norife Sirferne!
) Norge er 9auif Bit bamret inc
i 2an0Sioltet / ouer 400 aar. emo.
MI bar Der life bioi meeet pon 3oro.
nGnoenes tpffe Sub. ) Oct ienere
bar iaa Yrpiterne beeprot al pro-
nife poo 9anosmaal og oct Ter life
mo til, OF De angrer oct. Get err lise.
ION Ger meo en- Sang giper mt aan.
helist 9ip, ii9r bIanot llngoommen.
hoor Der ier bar aonoeIig Gsb. StrL.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
be life bette oeiaa nrre noget at trnfe
poo FOR pore Tr9iter beroper2

De life bette oeiaa nrre npget at trnfe
poo FOR bore Tr9iter beroper2
Seq foritnnr life r%ettere, END at
hpis ri mener Set aIporIigi meb Dor
Gale ON at p9ffe Sanien for Norif.
beoen her | 9onoet, ioa fan pi life
gisre oct poa iamnie Sio, iom ri gaar
SanosmanIcts 9er forbi.
0ob os oerior ierit ieip bore reo
! Oct norife SamIas. IGN ri bor. 90
lioen prspc at ioa ida mango iom ntu.
Iiet meo os. Gerpeb Bill oi eiter min
Menins foo oen beSite anIebning til
at orbeibe for R~orifbeben. Og buis
bette life er goot nof, iaa lao ps eisre
bet hebre. 9ao os ialfnIb life oonne
npget MT. for pi bar prspet Oct
eomle.
~Sat BET mertiait / meir enn i Sroi.
Gt me baloo ben Nroen iitano".
Hagnpalb 9eIonb.
SERMON, Wim.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
S~fanotnaperne
/ 1crufalem.

: en- SoreItiains til Oct ioenIf'
norife lt6enrigsoepartement a. 14ec
STARTS angao@be Opreticilen al ei
norif oe ioenif &oniulat / Strnialem
anicrte DC ~ioreneoe Higers odupreiirc
&onii,l / Smprno bl. a.:
Otter Inmobning % un6er Se'
belle al Imerifanere, tilhsrenoe zen
un6er Naunet "Sperrunners" / Sc.
ruiolem fienbte aoloni, i~nbflptteot
nio / 1895 De fprite ipenlfe % norifa
llnberioatter.
@rurolGegerne al benne Seldom
bar i~oagootiom uoeluftenoe amerl'
fonere oe @ngeiifmGno. Ru cr ool
Sfanoinauerre operpeienoe og OcreS
Intol for 5ioen CO. 100.
9e ileite err fattiBc. men ue:nrfcl
fig Tom bpgtige S~aanbperferc ~ SU'
rere. Srobs line mango goo. E1en
ifaber er be BOG uoiatte Tor 6or'd1ei
Ter og Srafasierier ira FORT ,clligt
Sob, life minbit ira oisie Misiionn
rers She, beroenbe paa forIfieniQC
reIieisie Opfatninger, Saauel ifriit'
Iiae iom mlinotIi9e alager er 10.
ienot iii @eianbtIfabet / aonitantiro
bel og iii oct berp9renoe aoniulat
ga ingen al aoloniens Ieolemmel
bar bapt oHentlig eaer tilitrpffelit
perionlig Treitige til at poretoge iint
Snteresier, bar Sfonoinouerne lilo.
itore % uiortiente Sorurettelier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Gn Sur Tor Hitbma.

HffhrnnInle 6olt sebeuer tie lUulsrc rstie ira
ei'm ca 6orreining for at iaa 9elieboo Gatutrn
bar ltafIet IT oeaetabi!t 0ioo I. Tom permanent of
turere Iftbm % ale Sr8ecmme I Suuecr Oh guft.
rrr Ia les bar prruet oels mGyftIse belbreeenos
sraii lumber 2iIfaloe (meo en- Sefors al o. Bro.
cent permanent turereil on On er al aIprc lot gnot.
oil req I'll ale. icm liner at aitbma, 5rria3. asilr,h.
Sreh'it 90 Reroeipaermme. ienee benHe 81 trifi vaa
Spt' branlt euer GngeIf. meo fnGo gupisuiua ipr
2heereoh'nl oa Srus Senoes pr. Gpt Seue
Nten lHeo 6,tmGie % Raoue odo bette Slao til
u VI ROpcS. 81 gprpers' Slod. 8gcbener. " N
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

On Shicer fra HapoIeonS arme
leoer enoru / 0arihau paa Ell lioen
rns'iif BENTON, San er t07 Mar
sommel, beoer Wnrfiepitid % be-.
oreoes efter Selttoget MOB Huslano,
boori ban ubmprfeoe fig. meo 9@res-
le9ionen, San fan frempiie Officers.
oipIom az 2Sbe Nopember 1918, no.
tTrOiget al Rapoleon ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
"B elfing til Reoerkjeb.

VI klshte we'd AuEtinn bOO nyf. perfskta,
rode, 's~adeisse seflduSt5sltsr for Fra
sksmaskinsr rPaliarrt KvalLtst 10,
r0dlangi 3 TN tpiy Pris pr. Bsita s2i.
" allie slags rye Rubber, Lzdsr- %
seildu gsbsltAr kirbt we'd K5nkurssalg.
send liter Katalog No. y Faass frtt
Chicago House Vrecking Company,
West ssh aud Iron STR chieazo
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Rene Vine Og Lik0Ter.
Spi9cnoe er iine Garcr til
mcact ~rincligc Griier.

"fh1ro aafAhlfrte. Or Sailor.
Bourbon WAtFgp. co etrufss tao 5aK
Sopgbeu bRditp, 'Ejo JtrsTtoR GIub- 3O
Nrt IbtVttA ......,.. a15 30o
e5luat SEaHbg ...... .... 200 aS
eUJuat %tEgbB. gamma % srtra fla as g5E
Grge &JaU0U ... yn 4a1
SEN SnVlau5 VIM 2E lW
3ura'i1 Ram aatrt.aaF ...........- as as
dllrtt ... 23s FG
tsrfutH QGmmgl ga NH ....-..... tiuo IE JT
RI1t % Arat BuUiA Is III
HlfaggL tloite o. ttsritee nm. 2t1
FNatt l~HlggrttIUt cg5t1lEJs Nguautt
@Tsubum "a WalhgrI EaHtl Nauapu .... lis sr.FI
Als oCtUaGouu garsr paffts "a aEsptys uasH ON.
~'cfElu1fE Ni b~NuttU'oWNtlW NeruhI~tf taffrT
.ua-1n..s lgets 8lug itubgs COD slla-
a. btfHlsr hui snbthe az FQc on 1e s1Rgr Var,ra,
ltaei Hth vfast ,atg vrgrg'B. % E,r0 dglsH Ffr1,
clat e'nb 9tHst tH'.U Wso STpu'S. Uoass per
sHsr rtglirtrti SrsD.
Vrsp 4 cnart1SIaRsr az Oors etfsrsr, IS 90.
atsgsJ,d sraHs % Sraat I'll aas 9srubau,auusurt
@NHfs'Ald. Nuyt. % zaGsI lf1il. WlsCgHfu "a
lrma NslJtu5s Ctfgggy Tan Ic nRIds Elafgr ira.
ooauag Srdnppt aammct ppurbeu gaAtga,
gamutl Nnc &htfta. I'm al. amCrtfanlf Soh
laHo ~lW, Nqunptt, Srw SualanD Rnm,
istft bhuta, amcttfaHR IaNnifa aum,
SIddbcTtA Sganop, NTanpp, 0OdtaiI easx
AoS eahsH 90 Rpe sshiitp; paIa Isp.
a. M. SMITH,
2+9 +, Henuepin Avenue, Minneapolis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
THE MONTEVALLO SCHOOL
Board of Trustees Met and Received Reports of Committees-New
 Building Completed,

The. Board of Trustees of the Girls Industrial School at Montevallo met yesterday at 12 o'clock in the private office of Governor Jel1s. There was present Governor Jelks, Hon. J. w. Abercromkie, Superintendent of Edu- cation; Captain J. M. Falkner of Mont gomery; Colonel Sol. D. Bloch of Cam den; Judge Huriosco Austi,l of Mo pile; Hon. Frank S. Moody of Tusca- loosa: Hon. Joseph B. Graham of Tal- ladeGa; Colonel c. W. Thompson of Tuskegee and Colonel S. w. John of Birmingham.
 The reports of the Executive Com n1ittee and the Finance Committee were received. The report of the Ex- ecutive Committee showed that 7he new building had been completed 1t cost about $65. 900 and there is a small balance on hand. The commit ee show ed that 1t would require about $20. 900 to lrovile a laundry room, boilers and furniture for the new building and tre board instructed the Fina nee Commit tee to negotiate loan for this amount
 The board also appointed Colonel Bloch a committee of one to select the balance of the 25.000 acres of land do- mated to the institution by Congress- He will begin this work in about thl-ty days.
 Professor F. M. Peterson. President of the school. was present and report AG that during a recent trip to tho Eastern States he had visited many in dustrial schools and did not find any of them in a better condition than the Montevallo school.
 The school will open September 1S and from the number of applications
 
 attendance will be greater than :a&t wear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
GRAVES IS COLONEL
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES THE
 RESULT OF ELECTION.
The Eufaula Officer Will Command the Second Infantry-The Squab- ble May Change Method of
 Military Elections.

Governor Jelks yesterday announced that he would stand by the original re- turns from the election held by the of- ficers of the 2nd Infantry. Alabama Ma tional Guard which showed that Ma jor E. H. Graves O: Eufaula. had re- ceived nineteen votes and Col. A. A. Wiley of Montgomery. had received seventeen. Later in the day an order was issued declaring Major Graves elected Colonel of the Regiment. The order declaring the result of the election is as> follows:
 August l5.lsO1. General Orders No. 1i- l. Pursuant to General Order No. 10. A. c. O., an election for Colonel 2nd Infantry was held on August 2, 1901. Votes having been received, counted and reviewed, 1t is hereby announced that Major E. H. Graves having re- ceived majority of all the votes cast at said election, Is hereby declared elect ed Colonel of the 2nd Infantry, Alabama National Guard. to rank from August :, 1901.
 3. Col E. H. Graves will be obeyed cd Colonel of this Regiment. will as- sume command
 Ol. c. II. N1TdVeS WILL De ODeyeQ and respected accordingly.
 By command of the Governor.
 W. W. Brandon.
 Adjutant-General
 The Governor decided that he could not throw out the regularly certified result of the election held bysthe Tus- kesee Company, and that there was less reason for disturbing the attitude of the Prattville Company, particular iy when that attitude was expressed In regular way and was undisturbed.
 It was learned from one of the Gov ernor's personal friends at the Capitol. that ho was disgusted and had given it out that in all probability he would, the next time an election was ordered. call the officers of such regi- ment together. and. in his presence, have viva voce vote. and issue the commission before the guard got out of his office. In this way could be pre- vented the desire and possibility of the officers changing their votes, and hav- ing other elections, thus complicating matters. not so much in figures, as in the public mind.
 Colonel Graves lives in Eufaula. and Is perhaps one of the youngest officers ever elected to command an Alabama Regiment. He was First Lieutenant of the Eufaula company when that com pany volunteered in the Spanish-Amer lean war. He served throughout the war and was elected Major of the reg lment upon it's reorganization.
 Colonel Graves was graduated from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn. and has made military science a study.
 This election leaves Colonel Wiley second in command of the regiment as Lieutenant-Colonel. If he should re- sign when he assumes his duties as Congressman from the Second District, 1t is understood that Major H. B. May of Montgomery. will be a candidate for Lieutenant Colonel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
THE RECORDERS MATINEE.
Negro Bound Over for Stealing {
 Watch.

Will Gates. a negro, appeared In the Recorders Court yesterday afternoon to answer a charge of stealing watch and chain from 6 white woman named Callie Scott. The evidence seemed to be pretty conclusive. The proprietor of q downtown pawnbroker's establish mcnt testified that Davis had attempt ed to put up the watch for S3.
 When Gates went on the stand he unfolde1 a story of how man at Jack sons Lake had offered him the watch for a ride into Montgomery. Gates said that he was a brakeman on a local freight train between MontRomery and Birmingham. The train had taken the siding at Jackson's Lake to let another tfaio by.
 Brakeman Brock was called and tes- tffied that there were no trains on the South and North division of the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad of the numbers given by She negro.
 The Judge bound Davis over to the grand jury.
 L. F. Goree. white man. was fned $2 and costs for a plain drunk.
 J. II. Hendricks. a white man. was fined $1 and costs for riding a Bicycle on the sidewalk.
 Aleck Smith and George Mccall. two negroes. got $5 and costs each for fight ing.
 Ed Thomas and Will Spencer. two negroes, got g each for fighting.
 Berthe billiard. negro woman. was fired s10 and costs for interterine with an officer. The case was appealed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
BiDS WANTED.
CALLED OUT DEPARTMENT.
A Burning Wire Caused Some
 Excitement.

About o'clock this morning Patrol man Shelley discovered an electric wire ablze in front of Murphy's sa- loon on Dexter Avenue. He turned in an alarm of fire from box 65 at the corner of Washington and Perry Streets. The department responded in quick time bat the wire had burned in two.
 A number of persons were attracted by the alarm from the business district and for the moment there was some excitement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
Schedule in Effect August II, 1901

Through train No. arrives at Mont. gomery at 6:35 p. m.
 No. { daily through fast limited train for all points North and Northwest.
 For tickets call upon s. T. 6urrsst Ticket Agent. Union Depot. Montgom. cry. Ala.
 For further information call upon N W. Smith. Pass. Agent, or P. s. Hay. southeastern Passenger Agent, Nc. Commerce Street. Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
Fable.
DAfrnit Journal

DetTOIt JOurnaT.
 Now the horse. being sensitive to ridi- cule, paused as they were about to enter the gates of the city.
 ''You look so like 30 centsH" protested the horse, regarding painediy ,hc WI man driving.
 Well, moneys supposed to make the mare go''' retorted the woman. with a loud laugh.
 Saying which she belabored the beast vehementlY.
 This fable teaches that the gift of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS CHEAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis. covery cures all kidnSy and bladder trou. bies. removes gravel. cures diabetes, sem- inal emissions. weak and lame backs, Rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wo. men. regulates bladder troubles in chil- dren. If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of $1 One small bottle is two months treatment and will cure any case above mentioned Dr. E. W. Hall. sole manufacturer, P O. Box ezs, St. Louis, Mo. Send for testi. monials. Sold by all druggists and the Montgomery Drug Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
They.Work While You Sleep.

While your mind and body rest Cas- carets Candy Cathartic repair your your liver, your bowels, put them in perfect order. Genuine tablets stamped C. c. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
READ THIS.

RIPLEY, Tenn. June 1, 1s01.-Dr. E. W. Hall. St Louis. Mo: Having tried various remedies without satisfactory results, I was persuaded to give your ''Wonder'' a trial. have used one bottle and ai- though my case is one of long standing that baffled the skin of the best physi. clans, yet 1t yielded at once to the '"rexas Wonder" which I heartily recommend to all suffering from kidney troubles Yours truly. W. H. BRUTON. Pastor Baptist Church. Ripley, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
TredsVr Department.
Office of Comptroller of the Currency,
 Washing .on. D. C.. June z4th. 1901.

Offtce of ComptfoIIer or the currency
 Washing .on. ID. C., June Z4th l9Ul sented to the undersigned. 1t has been made to appear that "the Fourth Ma tional Bank of Montgomery. in the City gomery, and state of Ala abama, has com. Oiled with all the provisions of the sta intes of the Cnitel States required to be complied with before an association shall he Authorized to commence the business ot NOW, therefore, I. Charles c. Dawes. Comptroller of the Currency do hereby of of Montsomery." in the Cisyy of Mont ssod Slate of Alabama, is authorized to commence ths , Business s,,oo6s of banking ss and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes Of the United States. fn testimony whereof witness my hand
 and seal of office this 18th day of
 June. 1901.
 
 SEAL
 NV '"' CHARLES c. DAWES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-16
Weather Conditions.

For past twenty-four hours.I
 A shallow depression over the Lake Re- zion is causing showery weather over the lake and middle districts. while the Gulf storm center has increased in en- ergy decidedly and contin to ap- proach the Louisiana coast, the barometer now reading as low as 944 inches at New Orleans. It has caused very general rains over the South. the raipfall being heavy in Southeastern Tennessee. Northeastern South Carolina and Southern Alabama. with brisk to high winds in Southern Alabama and Southern Louisiana. The storm center Is apparently moving north eastward and will cause rain and brisk to high southerly winds over this region tonight and Friday morning. Generally fair weather prevails west of the Missss- sippi.