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The daily sentinel., 1902-12-31
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION |!

1t you have property of any kind
that you wish to trade for anything
else. please let us know what you
have. what you want and where you
want it. We have business and prop.
erty of all kinds in every part of the
country, for trade. We are the most
extensive trad RS in the West. and
want in any state in the Union.
BOGAN, GAINES & GO.
Grand Junction. Colo.
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sTADARD OIL PENSION PLAN.

. SlADAhD OlL fENSlON PLAN.
New York, Dec 29.-The Standard
Oil company has announced general
plan for the benefit of its employees.
The plan is ON the general line of
those which have been announced by
various railroad companies Among
the new features. however, is pro-
vision to the effect that employees who
have reached the age of ga years.
after 25 years of service for the COM
pany. may retire on half pay for one
year. after which the regular pension
is to be paid to them.
The regular pension is to be one
fourth of the salary of that employe
which he was receiving at the time
of this retirement 1t will be paid
all who have been in the service of
the company for 25 years and who
have reached the age of "a years.
Several hundred men will be eligable
to retirement January 1st.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

We. the undersigned hereby agree
to close our stores every night. except
Saturdays. at 8 O'Clock and Sunday
afternoons between tn hours of 1 and
8 O'Clock from Janaury 1st to May 1st.
@. H. Arthur
@. D Smith
Geo. E. Haskell
F. F. Liddell
Druggists.
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NOTICE REDMEN.

There will be special meeting of
Unaweep tribe No. SO for transaction
of regular business. on Wedne ,day
evening. December 31st at 8 O'Clock.
All are requested to attend.
w II Rehder. Sachem
O H Petrie. @ OF r.
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o. H. Shoup. of Colorado Springs.
who represents the interests of Werner
Y. Reed in this city. was an arrival
in the city today at noon. A Sentin-
Ell man caught Mr.. Shoup just as he
came from the depot and wanted to
know from him, if there was any
thing which he could say which
would be of interest to the people.
Mr.. Shoup said he had nothing to say
of any consequence. but that he be-
leved Grand Junction was more pros
porous than ever before in its history.
That the evidence of that was on every
hand. He was asked if he knew any
thing about q new hotel. He said
that he did not. but that he thought
new hotel must be built here short
ly. This was about all that Mr..
Shoup could be induced to say and if
he has any private cards up his
sleeve. he did not divulge their de-
nomination to the reporter.
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COAL PRICES.

Book Cliff Lump coal $500.
Book Cliff Nut coal 1915.
P. V. Goal 50. 75.
Hard coal 33. so.
Mayo & Endner.
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GOES UP IN SMOKE.

Battle Greek. Michigan, Dec. 80
In the destruction of the big building
tonight occupied by the Review and
enth Day adventists colony. su stained
its second severe loss by fire within a
year. The Adventist's sanitarium
having been burned down only last
February.
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Tie Grand Valley
National Bank.
CAPITAL $4,000.

We issue and pay drafts on all
parts of the United States; on
Great Britain, Germany, France
and other European Countries.
We act as trustees for estates
and in escrow matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
TO ENTER BIRMINGHAM.
NEW LINE INCORPORATED, BY, t. sEABoARD AIR LINE.
A Railroad is to Be Built from, K, Aberdeen, Miss, to BIrniing- , v 3ssI ham and Thence to At; <
 1T lanta, Ga @as t' @11

sA certificate of incorporation was issued Iby the Secretary of State yesterday to .ts1ss Birminghams anl Afianta Aif. Line Hallway and was deiiyerea to ]. L. sDil- 'itn,of Birmingham. represefyting tnefprd- posed railway compariy. The incorpora-
 tidri is in the interest Of the s,seaboard
 Ar Line, which proposes to enter Bir-
 The incorporators of: the, company ass,
 walker Percy. H. L.. Badhafa; W. s.
 LoyeIess H. H. Maybertys' w. H. Ket-
 tig,, Thomas worthington.~. end W. w.
 Crawford. all Spfonhnent eitissns 9f Biry
 Mihgham.
 .,sThe capital stock of the tcosnpany lis Ifxef at M)o,O0O, divided into 1000 shares 'of '$io0 each. The western terminal of the,
 railroad Is to. be. at Aberdeen. Miss. It
 viii run in al easterly direction through Lamar. Fayette, Walker and Jefferson. Counties to Birmingham. and, from BirS mingham thence lni an eastbfly directlon Ito the boundary line. betyeen Alabarna Ianu Georgia. connectrhg with fraflroad ito Atlanta, Ga. / ; Ng;s. M ! The incorporation papers state tbat the iline is to be huilt in sthe interest of the
 Seaboard AfrrLine. r,,3e,.E tt.t.. !,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
COL. THOMPSON'S PARTY
THE DAY SPENT AT WASHING
 TONS SCHOOL.
3isitors Inspect the Various De- partments of the Institute. Today Will Be Spent
 in the Gulf City.

Tuskegee. May 2i.-(Special.) )-Today hooker washiagton's school interested the Congressmen who are guests of Rep reSentative Charles Thompson. and to- night the party left Tuskegee for Mobile. where tomorrow will be spent. In Mobile tne Congressmen will be guests of the city.
 After the experiences of the previous d&y on the plantation. the visit to the industrial school was particularly inter- etling to the Northerners. The contrast bcfween the untrained negro. as presented by the plantation hands. and the trained students of the school was so marked that fHe visitors were deeply impresse1 with the great work Washington is doing for h4s race. It was an object lesson of inn r1ense value to the visitors, they de- ciared. In a word, they were given an oDportunity by Colonel Thompson to look unon the negro in his lowest state and fken upon the negro in his highest devel- opmelit.
 Students of the school took charge of the party immediately on their arrival in the grounds The visitors were shown all the various departments at work, includ- irg the raw mill. the iron foundry. the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22

b,ick yard. the chemical laboratory, the girls industrial classes and the kinder garten class. This last feature proved one of the most interesting sights of the day.
 Lunch was served by the students on tables spread in a grove. after which the entire student body assembled in the chapel and heard speeches from the wis., itors The speeches were interspersed with songs by the students who sang "Old Kentucky Home." Dixie" and oth- CT Southern melodies.
 Colonel Thompson spoke to the students after an address of welcome by the prin- cipal. Washington referred to the gradu- ates of the school as successful men and women, and made the observation that not one of his students had ever broken into jail or Congress.
 MT. Littlefield. Mir Barney. MT Smith, Judge Fuller and Mir. Brown made short talks to the students and gave them ad- vice.
 Secretary of the Treasury Shaw wired today that he will meet the party in Mont gomery Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
II .ILonge,yisS ana Habits:

The Ghetto in fsome was. the healthiest
 quarter of the city, safd. at fhe present day. the Jewish quarter, ,of New York. the most crowded and, tdrstir recently; the .,lirtiest part, of the town, has thetlowest death rate Persons with Gioh- constitf-
 ttens.. being in>a large tnsasnre.: proof against murbific .inti,fenccA are 2vneEaliy y
 injured only by their own excesses. apd
 it will be found. as. a ruls, that Sentep1 arians have been. bsrsopS pf this class
 who have seldom beer III tn their, lives; who have had the eontagious diseases Of childhood lightly, if at 8il. who iiaSEe ei- ways been teriperate insalf things, liGht enters and drinkers. slow ito wrath. able to control thur passions and motions,
 and usually alfadipg aSnlaeid,; unevetifful life. Such conditions can be brought about by sanitary laws only as q result of long -continued teaching and. pressure
 ~xten1ing over many gen neratfp,is;- and
 may not be pe1cersibie.An the F,aee for a hundred years to corne. Our first parepts were driven frpnt the Garden of Eden for fear they would become ipafnertal. and their dcsceDdants have lost so much ground that only ons out of millions is
 abie to reach the physiologieaISl limit ;of life, which certainly should Joe ones hun- Cred years, and possibly one -Enadred and
 twenty. . ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
Montgomery District High School.

Notasulra. May 1.-tSrecial)-The fol- lowing program was carried out at .ne commsn.ement exercises or the Montgom- cry District High School for the session of 1901 1902;
 Sunday. May IS. Ii a. rn--Commencement
 Sermon at school chapel by Rev. J.
 w. Shoaff. D. D.. Opelika. Ala; Ser
 mon at D. m.. by Rev. NJ. H. Holt.
 of Montgomery. = ,,,. Monday. May l9 B D. m..Prayer; Piano
 "Gcnnod,'' MissSs Ak Akin ,r,H Holt c,nss sna
 IaSK:on; noys: i!The "nfni Little Hatchets" Bows;
 Piano. Piano .'sieigh Ride" Misses John,
 son and Addison. "Alahama CoGns' .,
 Primaries; "Grend,papeso ,o es oh speEtaHGles MS Hesrt
 Goes Pit-a-Pat." Mary Lottis Ward
 and Marvin Holston Kate Shelley"
 Miss Mamie Thomason; sID Piano Cnbea- ,,i3ea
 monty Con Amore. Mary ,,a. L,vlos
 sfSn; :Tair HHntress," HySieS Class: "Jimmie
 Browns Sisters Wedding" Mary Lot
 tie Ward: Piano. .Chantauaua, Lake
 Voice, Miss Gotrox and MT: Has
 none" Miss Hardwich and MT. Harris;
 "Gypsv Festival" Intermediatte Glass; las !
 Class: H"wa"eP Piano. Morning Chimes =
 Msscs Holt and Foster; ''Mico at
 Play Miss Zula Foster; Piano,
 Chopin" valse, op. s4, No. l. Miss
 Floisa Holt. Play Jumbo Jum-Characters: l. Jumbo Jum"-A darkey who does just as he is told-Mr Harris
 ? MT. Gobbleton' '-Adelaide' schem- ing guardan-Mr. Jackson.
 ,. MT. Cheatem''-An interruptions lawyCr-Mr. Frazier. 4,,, - i. Henry Merville"-Adeiatdes lover Mir Youngblood. ~ VI, ar, ;. "Adelaide"-In love with Henry Mer- yille-Miss Williams.
 G. Mrs Gobbleton" n"-Drowned' but very much alive-Miss Patterson. Hannah'-Ciobbleton's servant-Miss "I.ahorer'-Three men with five hands-Messrs. Delbridge, Bowies ana Webster
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Southeast Alabama Agricultural
 School.

AbbevilIe. May H.-(Special. .)-After a most prosperous year the Southeast Ala hama Agricultural School is drawing to a close. The students are now in the midst of final examinations after which the commencement exercises will be held in the college auditorium. The following is the program:
 Sermon. by Rev. c. A. Carroll Ozark,
 Ala. Monday. May 26. 10 a. m.-Freshman and
 Sophomore Defamation. Monday Evening. s p, m.-7ExeFcises by . Primary and Preparatory Depart. , rnerts. '+- s'-' s-' .F.' .-.- E%
 Tuesday, May 27, 10 a. m.-Junior Orations
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-----------------------.-- Will Be Eight Graduates.

Hamilton. May 21.-(Special )-President Edward F. Csuthen of the West Alabama Agricultural School is busy looking af- ter the station and preparing the cata- loEue. Tn a former communication, the name of James G. Caude was omitted from the list of the graduating class. There were eight young men in the class, all of whom are of good promise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
dent of the State Normal College. They
 will be at home at MT. Westmoreiand residence near the Patton School building

M A Kerby. recently city engineer Of Florence, left Sunday morning for Mem phis. where he has been appointed super intendent of public works and VIII nave charge of all the parks of the city for term of six years at fine salary. MT Kerby is a competent engineer and valued citizen. Florence regrets to lose him.
 Mayor Walker has been conducting fourishing buSiness in city court recently During the Ast two weeks he has as- sessed s2o0 in fines from negro crap shoot CTS, pistol carriers. etc. All the crap shooters were negroes. ..
 The Baptists of Oakland. this county, are arranging for a protracted meeting in July or August. Among those who are expected to assist are Revs. F. II. Watkins of Florence. J. w. Vesey of East Florence. O. F. Huckabee of Smithsonia and Rev. MT. Poulk.
 The Wheeler Rifles will have an elec- ton of officers Thursday, night and a warm contest Is in sight. Capt. R. E. Simpson will not be candidate for re- election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
The .unimportsnt Quantity.

You have been with that firm long time" said the old school friend. Yes" answered the man with the pa- tient expression of eornter1anee. .i,
 What's your position?" :. -
 "I'm an emploYe."
 "But what Is your official title?'
 "I haven't any. official title. It's like this. When the proprietor wants some thing done he tells the. cashier, and the cashier tells the bookkeeper, and the bookkeeper tells the assistant bookkeeper, and the assistant bookkeeper tells the chief clerk. and the chief clerk tells me"
 And what then?'
 well. l, haven't anybody to tell. so I have to go and do 1t"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
INTERESTING -sEHv 's si .
Revival Meetings at Methodist Pro-
 testant Church. :

The revival services at the Methediss Protestant Church are. growing ,in inter-, est and power with leyeyS service pr: Beard preached a strpng. sermon. lass night on resisting the Holy Ghost. Ser. vices at 10 a. ms and $. p. ID. Song and praise service begins at 7:so ?. m. sThd public cordially invited to attend. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Young Woman's Screams Frightened the Negro.

Evergreen, May 21.-(SpeciaD-W. ]. Snowden. who lives near Skinnerton. Con- ecuh County. arrived in Evergreen last night, looking for Toma Beasley, a ne gro. From information received 1t seems that MT. Snowden's l6-year-old daughter was in the yard of their home early Mon day morning when unnoticed the negro, who was in hiding, grasped the young girl and attempted to assault her. Before he could accomplish his intent the young woman screamed, causing the negro to of jail. MT Snowden going on his bond, Beasley being one of his farm la5orers. Shsfiff Pridgen of Conecuh County has ben notified of the facts and is on the lookout for the hegro.
 Mrs. Pittman, aged about 35 years. wife of J. D. Pittman. and sister of Rev. J. w. Stewart, manager Of the Ohphans' Home night at the Orphans Home surrounded by relatives and friends. after an illness of only two weeks, of typhoid fever. Mrs. Pittmar came to Evergreen with her husband from Birmingham about a year ago and soon became identified with the Orphans Home as assistant matron of that institution. where she won the esteem and love of all connected with the home, and of all others who knew her Mrs. Pittman was a most devout Christian lady being connected with the Baptist Church of this city: She leaves a devoted husband. four brothers and two
 
 tho Evergreen Cemetery. this afternoon the funeral taking place from the Bap- tist Church.
 The second contest between the Ever green and Brewton Gun Club tournament came of yesterday afternoon in Brewton. Quite a number of the club from here went to Brewton with the team .o wit ness the shoot. A good sized crowd turned out at Brewton to witness the contest which was equally as exciting as the first shoot some three weeks ago at this plaI e The Brewton team proved too much for the Evergreen club and carried off the laurels by a score of 553 to 546. The next shoot will take place in Evergreen at i.n early date. The following are the marks men who took part in the contest:
 Evergreen-W. J. Bailey, C. R. Talia- fcrro. A. Cunningham. R ]. Wilson. II l.. Brown, W. B. Ivey, George Sowcll, T. A Can't. J. H. Crook, r. A. Waller.
 Brewton-W. Y. Lovelace. George Mil Ter. John Leigh. John ONeil. C. r. Ran kin. John Fuller. Dr. Parker. Dr. Hen derson, Travis Parker. R. A. Strong.
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Committee.


 The three judges named bei9w shall de- eide unde. the conditions of the eontest' who ate the winners of the prizes offered and they will renaer their decision in writing. This decision so made shall pc final and binding upon all parties to the: contest: and the prizes shall be. distrioT uted on the order of these judge1 to the winners as so determined by them. Tnese judges will certify the official count 10 be made by Mr. coiburn. MT. coioufn n the patentee of the Figure PuEzie ana lives in New York, No person connected with The Advertiser has any knowledge of tn. correct number of figures contain- ed in this chart
 The following gentlemen. who nave xindty, consented to act as judges, give confidence that the awards will be ?ustfy made. .. . Sidney Goetter. c. K. Westco.S
 Dry Goods Merchant. Grocer.
 Duncan May, The Baker: 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
CHEAP TO. TAMPA.

The Plant Systems annual excursion to Tampa, Monday, May 26. O-llv $500 round trip, good seven days. Special train Puli- man Sleepers and Coaches. Leave Mont gomery 11:f5 a: m For information. write to w. V. Lifsey. Division PasseE- ger Agent. adv-ts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
TAMPA EXCURSION MAY 2eTH

The Plant Systems Special train eXcur- sion to Tampi, May 18th. is the greatest trip ever offered for the money. Only s5. 60 round trip Tickets good seven days. Pullman sleepers and Day Coaches. Write w. V. Lifsey, Division Passenger Agent. for sleeper reservations. .
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22

and Essays: Alumni Address. Stewart :. D. BrowiL Royston.s Ga, ;rss,s x
 TbeslAys May .zT,.8 D. p1s Exernises, by \ ''g x; ss 1nSiE and Tlocatien Departnsnts: {; sNEdhssbaE, May 28. il q. nc tad uat tihg N 9xercfses:s literary adfrsss; Ion. John J; ing aipi6mas., .-.sS S.ss,;' z. t /, q. ] The compliment this gear9}has been-iarge,
 and the .prospeefs. for the pext session safe
 ericoura ging. s,a 7 as.l ..i ~ ..g.e :. :,
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Remember-Everyone will receive prize who sends in the correct addition of the figures in the Puzzle. No one con- nected with The Advertiser directly or indirectly, will be allowed to enter the contest. Address all orders to the
 The Figure Editor, The Advertiser.
 Montgomery, Alabama. $
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
A TENNESSEE KILLING.
Young Hen Fight at a Church
 Gathering.

Florence, May 20.-(SpeciaL)-News has reached here of the killing of MT. Brewer, a young man of about eighteen years, five miles notheast of Iron City, Tenn, Sunday morning about II o'clock. Brewer and a young man named Caterton were at a church gathering and Caterton ac- cused Brewer of misrepresenting him to d young woman. The two men fought and Brewer was stabbed with a knife and killed. Caterton fled and has not yet been found. The country about Iron City is very rough and mountainous and it is likely that some time will be required to capture him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
EPIDEMIc OF THEFTs..
Infested With a Gang of
 Burglars

CourtIsnd, May 21.-(Special,)- seems to be an epidemic of petit thefts in the town just now. Scarcely a day masses. but there is a report of bur slary or an attempt in that direction. The home of Frank Shackelford was en- tered a few nights since and a lot of pro- visions was stolen. It is thought that the cuIprits are town negroes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
CHEAP TO TAMPA.

The Plant Systems annual excursion to Tampa. Monday. May 26. Only $500 round trip, good seven days Special train Pull man Sleepers and Coaches. Leave Mont gomery l:l5 a. m. For information write to W. v. Lifsey, Division Passen- ger Agent. adv-tf
 If ,n,, u.ant ,.nl,r trIfe to act lka an anrel
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Rev A. Y. Napier willfpreach the coHA- mencement sermon at the Auburn Female Institute Sunday morning. at II o'clock, The senior class exercises VIII be heia Monday nights and .Dr: J. H. Phillips. .ef Birmingham will deliver the commence ment address. r'' s'fs '@'.it .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22

J. E. F. westmoreland of this city and Miss AliceCan were married Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock at Pleasant Hill church near Oakland. The groom is a substan- tial and well-to-do merchant of this city and the bride is a well known teacher in the county schools and former stu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22
REMAINS UT MISS PERSONS, :,
 .stStisl .s. Al. ..ss '+..2' They will hs intsrfsd. at Auburn. Thach Joins Thpanpsun.s Party.

Auburn, May. n ~ Special )-Prof. e, Q. Thach of the Alabama Polytechnic Insd- tute. went to, Taskegee last night to ac7 cept an invitation from Congressman Charles Thompson to atfend q reception at his home and ,toi join the party of Congressmen who, are the guests oe MT. Thompson in Alabama"
 The remains of Miss Ethel Fersonss daughter of pr Ren1as Persons of New York city, will De brought here tonight for itterment. She died at her home in New York with ,pnetfhcnias Miss Persons has visited Auburn often. where she hadmany friends in addition to- her relatives, who loved her and admired her sbeautifui character and who are gfieved at her death. '- ' .'.-' .; s
 Dr. Stanford Persons and Dr. Frank Persons and their families of Montsorn- cry came here to attend the funeral. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22

The County Board of Registration is now engaged in making it's last round. So far 1912 voters have qualified, thirty one of whom are negroes. It is thought that all of the negroes have registered who will get through. t..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-22

Steve Teny an industrious white farmer had his house and contents destroyed by fire yesterday. The family was away from home and it. is supposed defec- tive fue caused the fire.
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REnlEMBE
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 ARE NO DOUBLE NUMBERS
PRIZES.

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 crd subscribers have equal chances u dy presenting early estimates no VIII IT RECEIVED AT THE ADVERTISERS OFFICE BEFORE delivering estimates m per ec ~ be oblged regular order of arrival
 n registering estimates will alternate with o"s that b esthnato will be received ana fu delivering envelope coming oy nam opened registsra, long as thsy will alternate
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It you want your wife to act like angel treat her like one.