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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19

The Greenville News recently had GER
tain affidavits showing that whiskey
dealer of North Carolina had said that he
paid $500 barrel as rebate to 4. F. H.
Dukes of the State Board of Control for
500 barrels of whiskey. Mr.. Dukes denies
the charge and says they are false.
The Charleston exposition is in the
hands of receivers. The directors were
appointed by Judge Dantzler with in-
structions to wind up the business as soon
as possible. 1t is the washing of dishes
and Strengthening up things after a great
feast that gives one nervous prostratlon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19
SOUTHWARK.

NO. % connects al w WdSuluStcu Will
the Pennsylvania Railway Buffalo Ex-
press, arriving Buffalo 7.35 m.
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens Ry.
train No. SO, leaving Columbia, Union
Station, at 1923 a. m. daily, connects at
Clinton with s. A. L. Ry., No. 90, afford,
ing shortest and quickest route BY several
hours to Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville,
St. Louis, Chicago, and all points west.
Close connection at Petersburg, Rich
mond, Washington, Portsmouth Norfolk,
Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, and
Atlanta with diverging lines.
Magnificent vestibule trains carrying
through Pullman sleeping cars between
all principal points.
For reduced rates, Pullman reserva-
tions, ETC., apply to
VIM. BUTLER JR., D. 2. a.,
Savannah, Ga.
J. NJ. BARR, r. E. L. BUNCH,
1st V.P. &G.M., T. P. A.,
Portsmouth, Va.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19

Miss Mary Custis Lee was arrested in
Alexandria, Va, last week She got on
an electric car in Washingto and took a
seat allotted to colored people. The con
ductor asked her to move to her proper
place. She refused. According to his
instructions ne caused her arrest. She
ought to have obeyed orders. Her father
would never have done such thing.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19

A Kentucky preacher, in an outburst,
the other day called upon God to rain
men like President Roosevelt for year. ."
Anything seems to be preferable to water
in KentucAy.-Atlanta Journal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19

A New York newspaper man is credit
ed with saying that he is trying to keep
a sealskin wife On musk rat salary"
and it worries him.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19

The real race problem in this State is
this: How can l cajole and hatter and
fool the people into electing me to the
office WANT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
BUSINESS Opportunities.


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES yo-
want good Investment The r11elity
OIL COMPANY recently orEa1ize- here.
i made ~ a. business U,eu ct push and
sureCrttK We are selling limited
amount cf our S5i-.ts ITeaS-lT- St1ck l-
order % make leeGe1 i-rpruVe -Ise1rs. az
a urice rhat VII maze you money We
make All Improvements ron trs2sr--E
stock sales This method allows most
II cur oil sales 70 be paid CUT en- llri-
sssrss- Our ground floor plaa ct quad
ris-firg your stock = very popular. IS *
viii paw Ere dividends on rle entire
amount We have had reDrese1ta--s-
ia EGrope lately with Eooc results or
method IS 70 seil Oh and fIsl s1tn and
bsrge trade We invite l1reStte =
Tie price q % IS Increasing rzei6lE-
Ne have enc vel finished cr SpirEle-
tor. also tanks and pipe lire CeD1ec-
tlons 20 cars sEd % ships Cal - write
81 once FOR or prospectus Il,z E-
deity on Co. J. r S1lgs-F. secretary
and Manager. Room :, over IL East
Douglas avenue. Wichita A21- s9-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
cANvAssERs WANTED

" EL-r.adv caorlsssrs Tor tho ce-e-
hrated Balm Of Figs guaranteed 80
cure all female diseases AEeutE can
double their money Ms. - F. Mann.
50 Sycamore street west side. Wicli1a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

FOR saEE-FIne aaa4rta1 Residence.
rocma asr Eaif
-afrs-rfs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
OFFICE ROOMS Fcs SEHT.

FOR RE<T-Thrss rice cfI7ce -oo-as. n
Sheets building ". r Tucker - =
Douglas SILK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

AIlR ure@ uurlrrlrEeI- EfnuL
rooms s+s y Topeka s5-5tx
FOR RENT-Two uufu-nlshed rooms. at
80 Wabash; also barn sI-ltx
FOR RENT-R0oms. have the follow
ilg suites oi roor1s Tor rert IN me
Palace block. West Douglas avenue
suite 70 Rooms !. : : and T. 50
Suite No. Rooms :. 6. { and $ s.
suite No. Rooms I3. = and Is 81
suite No. Rooms 3, Il. > and d on
suite No. ERoons e. .. . and 30. S
suite No. Rooms =. 81. - and Eia s.
Suite Nc. S-Ro0ms -. IS. s. and 81. Sc.
Suite No. Son second floor. west ball,
six rooms. with private bath room. san
ltary closets, ear. 81
" e BON DURANT. 81 y. Main s.
ROOMS FoR REmT-Fe.a.shed-
FOR- RENT-Rooms. with south ana east
exuCsure nicely furnished One suite
q rooms for light housekc eping- ID
E Second SIX
FOR RENT-Furnlshed room. with
board las Laura avenue sl-stx
FOR RENT-FurnlsAed rooms. al 81 y.
Il Francis s-ltx
FOR RENT-A big. nice. front room. fur
uished. clJse il and desirable can II
----- 49, SIS -F --'-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Three
suites furnished rooms. Tor respeCrable
parties only. 81 y. Main street, room .
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished. front
rooms. Can be arranged for light house
keeping = desired - = Market street
fat No. j. SIX
FOR RENT-Cae pheasant front room. or
fa.rrss
20 y Em2oFls s.-stN
FOR RENT - Handsomely furnished.
small room, Tor gentleman, moGern- IS
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms. fur
nisheC. upstairs. close IL. ~ St
Francis A-sa-sn-ther sa-sl-tf
FOR RENT-A suite u doun-stairs.
southeast furnished rooms. ~ prvat.
family. AZ ~ Market street E-1lx
FOR REST-Nicaly furn. laed room. nsth
bath for gentleman. north Address
p care Eagle sl-sun-tu--tx
FOR RENT-Good room. vita board SIS
N
FOR RENT-F'urnsshed and unfinished
roorns. first OF second Eoor. g. = Mar-
ket- 93-we-su--tI
FOR RENT-One furnished. front room.
southeast exposure f9r ore OF two gem
t-eucn rr man and rife. sis s Topeka
FOR REsyT-A pleasant Furnished room.
Ar 80 n. Topeka avenue Gentlemen
preferred s7-Itx
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. for
lEht hossekserirg, close In - Sorrh
Market s7-tl-thu-su-5tx
FOR RENT-A furnished rooras =,
house with modern lrrproFerr errs. on
Lawrence avenue between thiri art
Central single lady preferred. Al-
dress ~ - care eagle f7--t
FOR RENT-Sulte ~ rooms furnished
tor house keeping. c.lF water and latl,
good location - 81 Iaird street
x
FOR FURNISHED -0om. vits board
-
FOR RENT- Nioeiy furnished room. mod
er1 cclFeUle-ces- j.. y. Z aFrerce ave-
nue. si-thu-saa--tr
FOR RESI- Peasant furnished rooms
v-r steam heat i~ --l location f--
q-ire r-ou - Ge-ro huiialar- g--lt1
FOR REST rara.sh,s rao-r Two
rlcsll c-rrishe1 -rcrus $50 I'd Ms.-
sire ttT r4la1tcE nc--h ~
Eltler lle-k Esatlsr1en preferred. spa
cal .r-s e. Permanent teraErE J =
tt
FoG RENT-Fur furnished r7oar N
1 fer tr lsrt h1.Vrsesgl7r
Iasrenee si-ih-s4-ta-5t
FCE RENT-T7-ra -s.-s- f~sr.ss
rele- -rrEs fr- Nan -s
Uo-1s f-r-ece heat e.setr uef-
DOB ~ r ia1 rstn
90 af.Huar 1-iT s15rrss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
SSIFIED


s5-sua-stx
rOR sAr.E-.An s-rua-a hose. Win 81 81
100 feet OF Erpunl. ric1 Lawn. rle1@y q
shade. fruit. consent Nal<s alsi f1reiaS-
net AID sod N1ttr- Nt-A ana var
closet in house. ceiltr. large oe-r1. ear
rlaSe she'd ard chlcSea house clcss -
schcoL Thc best nelghno- 1oe- tl selt0
uarr q ciE~. See J. IS. Cier4erl1 $ Co.
S-sua-tu-tf
FOR SALE-Nirs-Toora house. oeliar.
hatt. barn ~ feet on Ncsley. 80
So y F.ftn. elegalt s-roou eotLascs
FoTches. pump In Rouse. ~ lest sSt-
So \. Mead. same price
q feet on L3tss-on. ~ ~.s2 E-l-1s AK
Fanule. permanent wax. kst-
Ten lois On Grove street. north = DolK-
las S4r
Cash o ply-meats- -
EOI.IECNE & WATEkBI kG,
over Kansas National H&nL
- Laura. roous. = feet. rent 3:
p-ice. So. So down. atiancs SO
a-ssa-tn DEAN GORDON.
FOR sAI.E-New s-roon cottage. near
Thir1 street east front cement Max
and curb. rcouced &C x--sa. Il 81 Graf
ton - y. Main. ss-itx
FOR SALE-sc0 Waco avenue. a 1-rcoTa
GWsliinE with furnace. bath. large barn.
5 fest OF grcuc-t. vitl Ire saade And i1
the best block IN Waco avenue. DWaer
hrre for few DAYS ana anxious O.
sell Price. S1.ea Wheeler a Kelly. IS
ron sALE-Oa monthly payments -
cash a nice suburban nonc, roouls-
good baru. rlslty lle shade, arse
trees. hlue Erass IaWu. walter Norris.
~ y MALE
FOR SALE
Co.nrlefe l.e5 q residences and desirable
lots AL sizes locations and FFicrs-
Write OF call. indicate shat aa 4at-
VII send yea Ast or elll snl sse~ ~
5S-saa-zf DEAN GORDON
FOR sALE-vacant.
3 feet. voiutsia. hair block south Doug
IL Re-. voiu.s.A. 30 feet south oooS-
IS fss;. an block south sllss1e. rs.
20 fest. cellese I'LL, corner SAfton
80 fsst- southwest corner Aiosheg aas
Third hish and chcirf. &..
5 feet. Central. east q Gay. So
FOR sALE-The new cottage on tss
southeast corner Eighteenth ard io-
pxka. 9 rooms. coal house AID 81 feet.
renfs So Price. N,lea- Eeese a Co. ll2
FOR SALE-New 9-rooaa house. barn.
Furnace. hath. nlckei exposed Fiartosts.
modern % every respect Prise. $751;
Inquire ISs PARK Place s'-ltx
FOR SALE very nice. new. s-room cot
tage. lu a good location. east frnnf. A
targaia st N. Easy terms. q. l.
Drake. &c : Douglas asaa-tf
FOR SALE FIve-roo1n cottage. in letH
block south q feet plenty shade. cess
lar. hafn. bargain az 5it F5Fe-rulsz
go .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

FOR Elegant new. n-odern g.
room cottage. vestibuie. broad porches
barn near bus ness center. A. C. Dick
son. 1i0 y. Main street. s--it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

FOR RENT Slx-room cottage Gail az
III 81 Francis avenue. a3-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
ASSIFIED
WANTS
TOE sooMs &c -.

--e--------~--------~---~--
FOR RE&T-Ero-- November s,h. Two
rice store rooms II one. or vii rent
separate. on Lawrence avenue. near
Douglas Inquire E l. Spencer. s--t1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

FOR RENT-Peeriess han ro- Monday
Ehts See T. ~ Powell lfT-< Erst
DelElls. iei-El-s-v 90 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
sALrsMEN WANrsp.

WANTED-S Salesman. capa-
bic 70 cover Kansas with staple line
High commission. with advance ~ ST."
monthly Permanent position tc right
man. Address X. :. Eagle. s-1-Ll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

WANTED-2o0 men. to work on the Ar
kansas Valley ard Western railroad. L
miles west OF Perry, O. T. Teamsters
IS 20 50 PEI month and board. laD0rers
$50 u $40 per day; hrst-ciass wheel
ers holders and dTillsrs. s. per day.
Board s. per week Pay any day Nc
discount .. =. Mcdonald. Perry. o T..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
-Die betaste @atttn bes 6errn

Die betaste @atttn bes 6errn
Mn6reas &eler erirantte Montaa
9lbenb pl6bli9 berart, baB ibre aus.
rpdrts wobnenben &tnber an ibr
&rantenbett serufen wurben. Sof-
fentli9 mtrb balb etne @enbuns gun,
Befieren In benz 8efinben ber Srau
Seller au beri@ten ietn.
-Sn Der Office bes Stabii@rets
berS 2imperid belt Sreitas Na9mits
tag bas bemotratil9e County Gomite
eine 0eriammluns, In Der ale Wsits
slieber, nit MuSnabme bes Or. Ytlon
Don Stem Papnesuiue unb bes 9erm.
S@0ner pon Treeport, anweienb was
rem 6. s. Qabner murbe ais 8or.
iiser unb S $. 2imperi9 als Sdrtftz
mart ernannt. Maior Bomber, Gan.
btbat fur bas giienbabn gommiHdrz
amt, Or. Dubois ganbibat fur Gem
sreB unb mebrere anbere County, ans
btbaten nabmen an Der @onferena
tbetl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
geamten ndmti8: geo. 81. @erlad,

geamten ndmti9: SEQ. q. @erla9,
prdiibent Martin @aller, 0ices
Yrdiibent $. q. Sanemann, Setres
tdr ; g. Sc. &erit, S@asmeiiter unb
SEQ. Stelsle, Msent, wurben 1pieber-
ermdblt. Na@bem nod elm breifas
DIES Sod auf ben slorrei9 resierenz
ben Yapit SEQ XIII. sebra@t unb
Ser 2obseians n@roBer Soft" per-
flunsen mar, trennten Ii@ bic Direfs
loren nit benz @rube: Muf frobes
0ieberleben in Wabalba!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02


Ole @atti, beS gr 2ebrers s. a..
2abr lit. Montag nod Bemibji ses
reiit, mo ibr @atte Dor 3mei @o9en
Elm M0belsei@dft er6fnete.
-Mentas paren In @ei9dften In
ct gloub BITE bo@w. 8enebiftiner
2ut9er pon Ni9monb unb Stepban
uon golb Sprins unb bo9w. 9err s.
@ras pom Gate 9enrp.
-l1eber Sonntas mar Dr. Suit.
S@mp3er BON Minneapolis In ct.
gloub. @enannter Nrst bat feline
Office I'm Yiasburp @ebdube an Ntz
co0et Mue. Indianapolis einseri9tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02

Die pom r8eoba9ter" in Gittle
Saus beraussesebene grnte= Drummer
seuet pom e9ten Sournaliitenfinn Der
Serausseber unb serei9t nt9t BLOB
bteien lonbern benz san3en Deuti9.
tbum BON ABORTION County our gbre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
Yabnesbiae.

Die @attin bes 9errn gbriftian
@ein, zines ber prominenten ga mer
i'm Conn Papnesuiae, lit porlesten
Montas Nbenb mad tur3er &ranfbeit
i'm Nlter por 50 Sabren seftorbeu.
Dte 8eerbisuus fanb Dienitas Morz
gen ftatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
Mus Der A~m9e9eub.
TrmtbbiQe.

Sarmer Soiepb Seltemes 1T BON
NorbsD afota, no ct isinen @rpertz
@ebanten freien 2auf lieb, wieber gu
ben Seintsen surifsetebrt unb bat
ii9 als Nntenten an ieinen nod Daz
toto sema@ten Musfus rersiftets
Sdnbe mitseb,a4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
Nem Yatnesbiae.

9einri@ Mmes & Sobn baben 40
Mder 2anb In Der Ndbe bieier Stabt
setauft, auf welder ite cine 3ieSelei
etn3urt@ten s~ebenten. Ser 2ebm foa
pon arsSeaet@ueter @lte iein, baber
an3unebmen If, bab bas %llnternebmen
bes 6errn ames Elm erfolsrei@eS fein
tptrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
&oaalton.

Prebieer &. .. &tnnep, elmer Der
eriten Mntebler in abortion geuntp,
mel9er TN lebten Mai nit ietner @at=
tin bas i@6ne Seit Der solbenen 9o@=
aeit feierte, unb Der piele Sabre unter
ben Snbianern ats Mifioudr tbdtis
mar, 1T Donneritas auf ietnen Set
ftes5uitanb sepraft, irritnnts befun6en
unb benz aipl In Sersus 5alls aberz
rpteien rporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02
S$rins 9ia.

SYktWU StUs
Die aobb & arebsba@ Drei9er=
COMPANY port bter 1T a~isenblidli9 in
B~earbslep, Mtnn., bei9dftist, rpobin
ben Drel9ern gnbe letter @o9e eiue
an3abl iun9er Mrbeitsbdnbe CUR Nns=
bllfe folste. -Mu@ Bic por bier mad
alberto tn Canada aus9e,panberten
Samilten baben mifen lafien, baB fte
nod elmer bei9merlt9en &etie ina
9anhe, mo Mil9 unb Soni8 ffieBen
iou, slidli@ anselanst iinb.
9ueltn.
In Der @abl bes 6errn 6. u.
6und fur bas &eprdlentantenamt ruirb
In bieiem Sbeil pom Benton gountp
eiu reyes Snterefie senommen., @en1
Bios bic Oemofraten bes Oiitrifts su=
iammenbalten mirb Der &epublifaner
Mc@resor auf's 9aupt seidlasen
unb bas Sntereiie bes Oiitritts in Ser
@abt bes Germ 9und BEN ri9tisen
6dnben anpertraut iein. = Oienftag
transportirte 9err Martin 9erbft %
&dlber pom ieiner Sarm nod ct.
@loub, no er uon sSas 9arris brei
Gents per Yfunb fur bic gbiere err
belt.
ct. Mntboma.
STE cine Meile bon bieier Srt=
i9aft selesene Sarm bes Morib So
iden lit fdufli9 in bic Sdnbe bes
Sobann &oien selanst, Der, bes Sung
seieIenftanbes i%berbriffis, fid nun
nod elmer paiienben aebenssefdbrtin
umiiebt. = Sarmer Srans &afos bat
fir5li@ iein 9eim bon @eft Union
nod bier perlest. -grfreulider Weile
lit In benz 8efinben Der idmer erfrant=
ten Srau 9einrid 9anse cine anidei=
nenbe @enbuns gum 8eiieren einse=
treten. -Sier iinb auei 9o9seiten auf
benz Tapet, auf bic li9 NIT BEN Meit=
iuterelIirten aud beren SreunSe @freuen.
&afe 9enrb.
Oie pon bier NIT Sud unb Ead
nod alberta In Canada absereiften
Samilien baben bieiiSe Sreuube TIRE
Mnfunft i'm 9elobten 0anbe wifien laI:
fen. Die @esenb bot auf bic Nnt0mm=
hinge ben beiten @inbrud sema@t. -
g 8rid bat poa Mus. 8arddnser
40 Nder 2anb fur 50, 900 sefauft.-
Mu@ Peter @irb bat ii@ wieber in
2anbipetulation einselaHen, unb gu
ietnem @runbetsentbum nod 100 ader
eetauft.- Dienitas p~ersanSener 8o=
DE wurben setraut bur@ ben bo&w.
Pfarrer @ras 9err 9et. S 2rab
unb SRI. Suianna @spmann. Slid
gum Bunbe !-BaulS iidba@ 1T mad
9antinion, g.. o., seretit, mo- er BITE
@lepator : Nrbeiten fur bic garsiI
Company beiorsen mtrb. = SEQ.
Wirs bat bret @iienbabn : @oSeulaz
buusen 9teb nod 8owbels, 81. D.,
transportirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02

gu bieien @erlammlunSen
betun6eten. MuS ieinen Worten tonns
te man beutli9 entnebmen, baB Der
bo@w'ite 9err 8ii@of nit sanser
Seele an leiner Di0seie bdnst, aber
aud, in peldem Mabe ct ben beutz
I9en &atboliten gu idasen weiB.
Ma@ S9lub bieler &ebe erbob ii9
sic gauge 8erlammluns, nnS mie aus
einem Munbe erI9ou bas berrli9e
0ieb r@roBer Soft" ais warbiser
@bl6luB Der Misunderstanding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

Who is discouraged by condition of ill., health which falls to yield to the treat ment of local physicians will be glad to know she can consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, JSee. In little more than thirty years, Dr. Pierce, chief consulting phy- sician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo, N Y., assisted by his staff of nearly score of physicians, has treated and cured hundreds of thou sands of weak and sick women. All correspondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
 UAfter being subjected for some time to an annoying female trouble" says Mrs. Minnie Tillotson, Of Potomac. VeTmilHon Co.,, H., Box I5o, TI wrote to Dr. R. V. Pierce, who at once understood my suffering, and advised me to, take his Favorite Prescription aud Golden Medical Discovery and use also his Lotion Tablets and SuppositoFies' After using his medicines eight or nine months I was com. pleteiy cured.
 VI am grateful to Dr Fierce for his advice and the kind and encouraging letters he wrote to me l would advise any woman suffering with female disease, to consult him. Prompt and respectful attention will be given and good advice received by so doing"
 The Common Sense Medical Adviser, IooS large pages in paper covers, is sent .Iree on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing oNiy. Address Dr. B. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
-DR. GREGORY ACCEPTS
WILL COME TO THE ADAMS
 STREET CHURCH.
Notifies Steward and Committee O Decision in Favor of Montgom- ery-Expected Here About
 First of September. '

Acceptance by Dr. A. F. Gregory Of Baltimore of the call to the Adams Street Baptist Church was received yesterday morning by Mir. Willis Chandler, steward of that church and chairman of the noti- fication committee.
 pr. Gregory will take charge Of the pastorate about September l. It. is the desire of the church that he enter upon his offices at this time, and MT. Chand- Ter said that he thought Dr. Gregory would acquiesce with the wishes of the church.
 It will take him some time to wind up his affairs in Baltimore and be in posi- tion to take charge of the Montgomery church.
 pr. Gregory, besides being prominent Baptist minister, is Secretary of the Southern Baptist Convention, an office held in high esteem by all Southern Bap- lists.
 The congregation of the Adams Street Baptist Church are very much pleased in having secured the services of Dr. Greg ory.
 Several other churches in different sec tions of the country wanted Dr. Gregory.
 pr. Gregory is a man of wide reputa- ton. He is scholar and a man of travel. having been several times abroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
ELECTION OF MAJORS
PLASTER AND WILLIAMS TO FILL SECONDS VACANCIES.
Order Issued by Adjutant General Brandon Announcing That They Have Been Elected to Fill
 the Commissions. y

Adjutant-General w. W. Brandon of the Alabama National Guard yesterday issued an order announcing that Captain Dayton Plaster of Fort Deposit and Captain A. l.. Williams of Dothan, had been elected majors of the 1st Infantry, to succeed Majors Zell Gaston of Greenville and w. J. Walden of Montgomery, resigned.
 Major Gaston retired voluntarily from military life and Major Walden was some time ago appointed an officer in the regu- lar army.
 The election to fill these two vacancies in the field officers of the list Infantry was held on June g. The returns were opened yesterday by Adjutant-General Brandon.
 Major Plaster is one of the best known officers of the National Guard. For many years he has commanded the infantry company stationed at Fort Deposit. where he is a leading business man. The effi- ciency of his company has caused com ment at each recurring practice encamp- ment of the regiment.
 Major Williams is not SO old in the ser- vice as Major Plaster, but he is regarded as a highly efficient officer. He has been the commander of the company stationed at Dothan.
 The order issued yesterday by the Ad- jutant- General directs Major Plaster and Major Williams to forward their oaths of office direct to his office. Their commits sions will date from June 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
MEADOWs-HENDRICKS.

A quiet wedding was celebrated al o'clock last night at the residence or LIT. George W. Andrews. 3l1 Dexter Avenue when Miss Sanella Hendricks. a pretty young woman of Ocala- Fla, became the bride of MT. W. F. Meadows Of Mont sxomery. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles A. Stakely. D. D. Tn the presence of a few friends or the young couple.
 The bride has been attending business college in Montgomery about year. Here she met MT. Meadows, Who won her heart and although her parents re- sided in Florida, Mir. Meadows secured her consent to wed in Montgomery and the parents of the bride agreed to this arrangement.
 Miss Hendricks was boarding with the family of Dr. Andrews and the wedding took place in the parlors of his residence.
 Mfr. Meadows formerly resided in I9owndes County where he has great number of friends who will rejoice at his good fortune. He has been citizen of Montgomery about two years and Is popular with a large circle of friends.
 The happy couple will make their home for the present with the family of pr. Andrews on Dexter Avenue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
The Harding Meetings.

The meetings at the Church of Christ are moving steadily along Despite the very hot weather large congregations are present night after night. One good fea- ture of the services Is the question box. Before every sermon MT. Harding an- swers any questions that may have been placed in the box by persons desiring in- formation on religious subjects.
 Last night some especially interestine queries were answered.
 The subject for the O clock sermon to- day is Ruth, the Moabitess,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

- ATARRH is liable to attack any
 f organ of the human body. Many
 cases Of kidney, liver and bladder diseases which baf5le the doctors skill are but eatarrh of one or both of these organs. That Peruna Is a cure for such cases the accompanying letters show:
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