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The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
s,Dp, APPOINTMENT.

Ineffective liver medicine is a
disappointment, but you don t
want to purge, strain ana oreaS
The glands of the stom 'ch ana NJ,
bowels. DeWitt's Little Ea ly
Rls,rs never d d'sappoInt. They
cleanse the system If all poison
and putriu matter and 90 1t s'
gently that one enjoys the pleas
ant effects. They are a tonic 'e
the liver. Dure blliousness, TOR
piu liver and prevent fever.
The Owl Drug Store
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
We are naming. a
special price on nine
ounce ga inch rough
rice sacks. Also Deer;
ING Standard slsal
wine. Louisiana Rice:
Milling Go. Ltd. 22odS
Commercial League Public Meeting.

The Public meeting of the
Commercial League which was
to have been held last Tuesday
night was postponed indefinitely
IN account of the weather, will be
held next Tuesday night in the
Eagle hall, rain or shine. Presl-
dent Alba Haywood says there
will be no postponment on
account of the weather. Hon.
Fl r Cary has returned nom
tha north aud will be one OF the
sneakers. Everybody, including
:...;and Phil DrOUcam
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK

The chances are very favor
able for the election of a demo
cratic house of representatives
at the electlonin November next.
When one views the political
horizon as it now s sands, mo man,
no matter what his political
views are, can help from noticing
the large split in the republican
ranks. The republicans OF the
east are radical believers in a
high tariff, while their brethren
in the middle and western states
are calling for revision OF the
tariff, and in doing so they are in
accord with the democratic party
on the only remedy of squelchir G
the trusts, and that is by put
ting trust articles on the free
list.
The RECORD is of the opinion
that the chances were never
brighter for a democratic victory
than at this present day. Th'
old adage that ga house divide
lagainst itself can not stand"
Applicable to the presentsituatio1
among the republicans. An in
teresting campaign is now or
and we do not in the least fee
b backward in saying that the pt
litical outlook is grand from
democratic stan lpoint.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27

Remember we are not selling
cheap goods, We will give you
better goods for the same money,
or the same goods for less
money than you get elsewhere.
If anything bought proves un;;
satisfactory return it land receA
your money back, That's
motto of doing business. w
stick to it. No questions asked
STERN'S. k1
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
A Kick.
Editor RECORD:

Editor RECORD:
Does ,hls t wn or city pay ~,
o,..1., r;c lights? II so, why d' II +
=, have them? On the corner II
Min and Second street we Nav = Z
q light about once a week, ala al,e'
that the size of a tallow candle
The city council is requested 10
;,vost;0ate. IS. A. WRIGHT.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27

We don't want you to think
that we are selling cheap goods.
Our object is to sell you good
goods. Cheap goods are never
satisfactory aud always prove
dear. We are selling'good goods
at m moderate prices. That's why
we can guarantee everything we
sell, and back up our guarantee
bv returning your money II no'
satisfactory. STERN'S.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
Roseberry to Wed.
i'm Ass,ciated Press.

BY Union Associated Press.
London, Sept. 27.-lt Is an,
uounced by the close Pohtlcal
friends of Lord Roseberry to-day
that he will marry Lady Naylor
Leyland, formerly Miss Jennie
Cham berlan, of New York.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27

80 Mrs Louise B: Herman wishes
,+o announce that she can now be
f,nnd with Ellis Braud's Sons
IN the Coffin -Jaerke building:
where she will be pleased to sho"
4he ladies' of Jennings full line
of stilish millinery. 1zoo" "
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27

Pencil Boxes, Rulers, Spon-
pes. COMPOSITION Books, Draw
ing Tablets, Drawing Pencils
PENCIL 1Erasers and other school
suon1ies at the RECORD. New
supply receive today.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
sAslaIcAp 49, 8As.

invitation, he or his representa-
tive will visit any p rish in the
State aud assist in these organ
/ izations.
JIG. LEE, Commissioner.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
Kindergarten Opens.

The Kindergarten and Primary
department. Of "Briggs' Special
School" will begin on Monday
Sept. 29th, 1902.
227d4t R. M. BRIGGS, Prln.
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To Join Morgan.
Union Associated Press

Rv Union Associated Press
Southampton, Sept G.-Capt:
T. M. Waite; general manager OF
the Union Castle line, sal'ed TOT
New York today to enter tne
sh;n combine with Morgan.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27

An offer of $4,000 for a slngl'
.ro of land at Welsh the other
dav Such is oil fame.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
ASr,cuitvse ana lmmigrstion.
Baton Rouge, La, June 8. 1902.

AKtuOOltWuS O0O eWss~sO sOvsO - 4
Baton Rouge, La, June 8. 1902.
Dear Sir More inquiry is be- 8
ne made about our State, her I"
ands, crops, resources, health
,;c., than ever before in her MS :
,ry. Several .gencies have !
brought about this desirable re- t
suit.
Not the least Of which was the
States splendid agricultural and
foresty exhibit at the Pan Amer
icau Exposition at Buffalo, N. T..
from May to November, 1901, and
at the Inter State and West In
dian Expo ition at Charleston, .
c., from December, 1901, to June
1902.
At these Expositions thousands
of visitors from the north, east,
west and south viewed with much
favor our wonderful and varied
products. They carried with
them to their homes. friends and
acuuaintances the good news OF
Louisiana and in addition carried
thousands of hand maps, hand
books, phamplets and other liter
ature relating to the States
, health, climate, lands, education,
etc.
And so it is that our beloved
2 State is more widely advertised,
more favorably known, better
j, appreciated and more in the eye
9 Of the investing public than ever
r before. This is attesteb by the
large land sales we see recorded
!. in the public press.
: For the past several months
J. the Office force OF the State Boaro
of Agriculture and Immigration
!. has been kept GU te busy answer
q ing Inquiries, mailing maps, hane
e books and otherwise furnishing
= information about the State.
n The work Of advertising th'
~ State through the distribution o
literature this office can contlnu
to do and with good results, bu
" " it is not enough. Latterly, HON
= seekers sst1fat Investors lnqulr
IN more specifically; they want t
know parishes having lands TO
i. sale. the location, description
prices, terms, etc. This datanc
being available, to render 1t
20 and to further facilitate the wor
of the otfi;e, the Board does herr
u. by seek the assistance and G.
II operation of the public spirlte
r citizens of the parishes or tf
State in all organized and otticl
- capacity as fellows:
" THE Boal d recommends ar
urges upon these citizens II
'es organization Of local land cor
panies whose duty it shall be
NE list all the lands Of their respe
7u tive parishes that are for Sal
together with description, loc
he ton, prices, terms and SUI
zen other data as may be necessar
'on When lands are thus listed
n ste the prices be specified, and to
or remain for a period OF one, t.
re. or more years. This done,
the secretary Of the Local compa
li.1ewise list these lands with t
and G. Commissioner Of Agrlcultu
cen and Immigration at Baton Rou:
nth Again, the States exhibit
ave avs he approaching Louisiana +
" - chase Exposition at ST. Louis
vhy further advertise our State a
I it. bring yet more Inquiries I;
'un- nome seekers. The time is T.
! : for these organizations and
NV nv jIo va, Miun esota, North
nee ISOutn Dakota, who want to t
Hands With the view Of seltl
thomescekers upon them
Our State contains 2S,OOO,
acres of land with but a Ii
nose more than 100000 in cult
ALA. tion or one seventh OF her t.
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For Sale.

lvers & Pond piano, in good
condition. TO be sold at q bar
gain within the next few days.
NJ Pearl Davis, Studio, Cary
avenue.
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Ladies, don't miss seeing tl"''
Inns Bros. & Leoen sho" WIZ
dow. Sept. %.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
IS and ACC Pine
armies for only 25c at
re "a. r. walker Gre
c3ry Go.
A Big Majority.

Mr.. Pujo received 174o more
votes than Mr.. Blackburn in the
Calcasieu parish on %ednes day
last, Mr.. Pujo's majority in the
district is placed at about looo'
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27
IlDl,,e Nap pe,.tnos.
autereselng ltrnas Concern'nE jennings
;ylana the Neighbcrinx Country.

,,e,ese,w~ lt~uns Conoern,ng jennings :,
,'yanA the Neighborinx Country. =
l,
John H. Hight came back from :, .
AXE Charles today.
Mrs. A. F. Roberts returned
to Crowley today.
Mrs. D. r. Williams and Mrs. {
J. Falb returned from Edgerly
this morning,
The A. F. Derouen Hardware
company, have placed a large ana
neat sign in front Of their build
ing. |
Leon Mccain, Ia promising !
Young lawyer of Crowley, Was IN
town this morning on business.
Rain has been falling the past
two days, and at about $3.50 TINS
morning this section was visited
by regular gully washer.
| 81. Cary and wife accompan.
led by Mrs. N. S. Craig and
daughter, Miss Clara, returned
from Manchester, Iowa, yester-
day where they have been visit
ing the last month.
Miss Stella McNeese returned
! to Lake Charles last evening.
J. F. 1utchison of Roanoke
J was in our city yesterday on
business.
Eff. Rowson went to Mayville
yesterday.
:, Ke.opening Services which
began on Thursday night at the
M. e. church will continue over
tSunday.
Chancellor Hickman OF Ind
preached a very convincing ser
mon last night and will speak to
q night and Sunday morning.
' l. Cotton and wife, DR.. A. A
Cotton, Miss Stella Cotton an'
Mrs. VIM. Wildman went to LAX
10 Arthur today on pleasure TRIP
r. Mrs. G. Poe hem who has bee
$. visiting relatives here the las
few days returned to Wels
y yesterday.
L. Gilbert returned from 5
lnsm Springs this morning WheI
he has been to see Capt. Swee
He reports Mr.. Sweet muc
better and able to sit up.
P. K. Miller is a business Wis
9u tor from Lakeside today.
nd E. W. Cooper IS IN the cl'
OF from mayville.
II. K. Midkiff, G. j. Huskey,
M, Allen and H. S. F'erree Wei
no Lake Arthur on a hunting tr
- today.
Eugene Brown, the rice buye
oy went to Lake Charles this eve
rs ing.
is G. r. Cline went toLake Charl
this evening.
. Miss Orian Kirkpatrick c'r
st over from Mermentau THIS eve
- ing to visit her parents ov
g Sunday.
- Mr.. George Stakemiller, t
restaurant keeper, was talk
very sick yesterday afterno
o and for a time the doctors we
IFS afraid he could not pull thr on!
,x,,, He is resting easier, hoWev
.tins today, with chances for his
~ G very. The patient is unde
DDs clre Of Doctors Hall and Fry.
= Some of the small boys d
the large ones also, have be
Z having a "Ligh Did time W
sI dogs. Tin cans Of all sizes n
ceen and are tied to their ta
" Shoull you see canine "'
- lead run through the mud, "
YOU can readily account f'i
:s:Snme of hem are evidently +
f., ~ NJ now," judging from
NJ accounts. IT," boys say T.
T. f .r. trying 20 rid iha coumu, -,
la>e # few dogs in order to red
and The surplus.
idle. --.--.----.---
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Wanted.

A good boy wanted. One who
is not afraid of work at Sterns
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-27

Spleutlid-lsooms for office to
rani' IN The heart of the city Eu
to''S Chan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
TRACK RECORD BROKEN
ANDES SETS NEW MARK AT
 NEW ORLEANS.
The Imp Hellicon Horse Clips Haif Second off the 61a Furlong Mark
 of t:2o That Was Made in l69o-Two Favorites Won

| New Orleans Jan. O.-Dr. Hurt ana | Ecome were the winning favorites. All | des reduced the six and a half turion9s | track record to 1:19 1-2. Jockey Lanory | acres stable during the coming Eas.erh season. Weather threatening track fast; n | First race, selling, mile-Dr Hurt ns ios | lMcCann). 3 to l. won; Frank Jones 1os u, l lLandry), 9 to l, second; Le Boyd, lVf | q. Rice). 12 to 1, third. Time l:42 l-Z. | Hayward Hunter, King Tatius, Lemoyne, Lathrop, The Fashion, Chaminade, Som ersauIt and The Chteftain ran. Second race, selling. seven furlongs- Ecorrie, 1i9 (J. Winkfeld), 13 to 10, won; Queen w.. 119 tCoburn). to ,. second Poyntz, l39 (IIacyden). to ? third. Time l:2s. Homage, Succassunna, Judge Ma gee and Jerry Hunt ran. McWilliams unseated his rider and did not finish. Third race. selling mile and seventy yards-Eva Rice, @ CHelgersom. II to }, won; Sir Florian no (Dominick to D, 1. third Time 1:A 1-2. Lindenella. Wa tita. Merida ran.
 Fourth race. handicap, six and half furiongs-Andes. go CT. Deanl. ! to |. won; Scarlet Lily s4 t9. $ to l. sec, sec Time Hhn; 3'lsnios ITS ios. Nslie Ne Walden kaioma Maggie Davis and Lennep ran.
 Fifth race, selling, mile and an eighth Star Cotton. 104 (T., Deam. to 1, won; Campus. 1o7 (Hope). 9 to ?. second; Prince
 
 l:54. Little Tim, Glade Run. Meggs, Ben Hullum and Robert Bonner ran.
 Sixth race. six and a half furlongs- Colonel Stone, 97 O4indsay'. 10 to 1. won; Blue Ridge, 95 (R. Steele). to 1. second; Digby Bell, 97 (Reeder). to 1. third. Time :2l 3-4. Little Emmy. Meme Was tell, Kentucky Muddle, Santa Tersa, De- benture and Herse ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. selling. mile and twenty vards-Hutch Miller. Ill; Syncopated Sandy John Bull Socapa, Ignis 116. Jes- sic Jarboe. Farmer Bennett. Elsie Bra,n- ble 11s; Elghor, Frank Mcconnell, Hop Scotch. 121; Fl Moran, 124.
 Second race. 2-year-olds. three furlongs ter. Sue Vius. Imp Lady Wrinkle. Fran cls Porter. Gold Ornament, Brulo, no; Halcyondale, Dark Planet, 113 and Cha milion 113, coupled. H. G. Griffin entry.
 Third race, six furlongs-Amigari, 90; The Star of Bethlehem, Weidemann. 8; Dr. S. c. Ayres, 9S; Tour, 99; Carl B., 104: Handicapper. no: Sevoy. IA.
 Fourth race, selling. mile and sixteenth -Deloraine, 90; Dutch Carter, Free Ad- mission. 91; Frank NJ, fO1; St. David, 102; Henry of Franstamar. 104; Swordsman, Joe Doughty, 105; Excelsis, 112.
 Fifth race. selling, seven furlongs- Busty C., Meme wastell, Florham. Wild Bess. 90: Leenja, Fullen, 97; Ernest Par ham, 106.
 Sixth race, selling. mile and sixteenth Zack Phelps 92; Aqua Shut Up. 95; Dandy H.. Afra, Beauty Book. Del AL len, 1do. Frank Ireland, 1o2; Lord Howard. Leando. 16.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
MANNERS IS KERN.
Identified as the Valet Who. Robbed
 Thehaud.

New Orleans, Jan.. 2o.-Mr. P. c. The baud of New York. today fully identified T. E. Manners, the prisoner in the jail at Gretpa, as Edo uard Kern, IT,. his late valet. who robbed the Thebaud mansion in New York of $6OOOO of diamonds and jewelry.
 The identificat lion was prompt and coni- plete.
 When MT Thebaud and Detective Kelly reached here, Sheriff Marrero asked for conference with him to determine whether or rot any reward would be paid for Kern. and yesterday was spent In nego- tiations between the sheriff and the two New Workers
 Late at night, however. an appeal was made direct to Governor Heard by Mir, Thebaud. with the result that his excel lency communicated a desire to the Jef- ferson sheriff that Mir. Thebaud and the | detective should be facilitated in their attempt to identify the prisoner. Thebaud and Kelly went to Gretna early 1 this forenoon, but had to wait for some | time for the sheriff to put In an appear ance.
 When he arrived the New York men | were taken to the jail. The moment NJ. Thebaud laid eyes on Manners he said he was Kern. Manners made no further denial of his identity. Detective Kelly has with him the neces- sary papers to take Kern back to New York. These will he at once laid before Governor Heard and that official has promised to sign the eXtradltion at once Klein and West, the two men who were arrested for stealing Manners trunk from tho St. Charles Hotel and gave Kern away, will. 1t is expected get on with light punishment. Their case is to come up on Thursday
 Kern will probably be taken to New York as soon as the hearing of Klein and West is concluded.
 MT. Thebaud identified all the jewelry stolen from Manners's room in the St. hal tn
 The New Orleans police have made an affidavit against Kern alias Manners, as material witness in the case against Klein and West.
 Governor Heard said this afternoon that he would sign the requisition for Kern as soon as it is presented to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
Evergreen Dramatic Club.

Evergreen, Jan. 2O.-(Special.)-one of the most enjoyable amateur productions
 ever witnessed in Evergreen. was the rendition of "Hick'ry Farm" by the Ev- ergreen Dramatic Club at Savages Opera House on Friday evening. The occasion was one of more than usual interest be- cause of the social prominence of the participants and this was enhanced be- cause of the announcement previously made that the proceeds were to be given to the newly-organized fire department of Evergreen. All of the characters were depicted by local talent and the efforts were worthy of professional actors. pro- voking frequent and prolonged applause.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
Library RviIdinq.

Scaled proposals for the construction of q xrree Pubiic Library Building in the City of Montgomery. Ala, will De received until l2 o clock noon of January 2lst, 1902. addressed fo Mir Frank Lockwood, Montgomery. Ala
 Ali proposals must be accompanied by a eertitied check for $500. made payable to Mr. Siex Rice. Treasurer to be forfeited should the bidder fail to enter into contract should his bid be accepted.
 The Board of Trustees deserves the right to uosals deemed by them to be for the best interest of the Library Association.
 A bond furnished by surety company ac- oeptable to the board in the sum of s 5000 will be required of the successful bidder.
 Plans and specifications may be obtained of Mir Frank Lockwood, Architect. Montgomery. Ala PHAhEo COLEhAN ' President Montgomery Library Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
Call for Caucus of Democrats,

Washington. Jan. 2O.-Representative Hay of Virginia. chairman of the Demo- cratic House caucus. today issued call for q caucus next Friday at p. m. in for the purpose of receiving the report of the special committee which has con sidered resolutions declaratory of party policy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
TRACK SLOW ON SLOPE.

Cochran and Jackson Win Three Each
 of the Six Races on Card.
 San Francisco, Jan. 2O.-Weather clear; track heavy.
 First race, futurity course, selling-Dr. Boyle, 107 (O'Connor), to 5. won; Young Morello. 112 q. Daley). 8 to 1, second; John Welch. 107 CMounce). to i, third. Time 1:14. Corrfente. Nellie Holton, Ra- civo. Heraldo, Mary. Nance, CIarello. Mrs. c ran. sS%f @a Second race. thirteen -sixteenths of a mile, selling-San Venado, 112 co Connor), 6 to 1. won; Katherine Ennis. 107 (Burns),
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21

| 10 to i. second; Urchy,, 1oe s(Mounce), | to s, third. Time 1:N1-2 Einstein. The | Fiddier, Invictus, ural, Lyals. News
 Third race. seven-sixteenths of mile, l maiden 2-year-olds-sylvia Talbot, 110 | COConnor), 2 to l, won: Adirondack. 105 ! (Ransch). to ,. second: Tom Mitchell | Venecia, Chiffo1ier. The Phantom. Prince | Eugene Irish Lassie ran. l Fourth race. mile and a. sixteenth.
 Hals ,s iSs SMolnce G SseksGn' sge second; siddons. loS tBullmanl, to |, thtrd. Time 1:5o. Darlene, Artilla ran. | Fifth rasce. thirteen-sixteenths of a | mile selling-Nellie Forrest 14 U.. Jack
 son1. 10 to l, won: Bard Burns, Ios
 ids suras,i tMathews5. to i. third Time i;ss 1T
 Herculean; Cougar; The Miller Grand Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile. | selling-Meehanus, 1o4 G4 Jackson). 8 to 1 ,, won; Duckoy. go (Redfernl. A to Ss second; Matt Hoga: sS (Ranseh). to T. third. Time 1:1o. Goal Runner. Woefut
 Entries Today.
 First race. eleven-sixteenths of a mile,
 sellng-Tiburon, Chappit, 9I; Educate, Aznr1 ,li Lost Girl r rsa2e Nans ,s s RiS: @ aldo, 1O7; Fridolin, 10l; Marineuse, 90: Eldred 91; Censor. 106
 Second race. eieven-sixteenths of a Wandering Boy, John H. Carr, MarsIo. 10s: Arthur Ray, Bendara, Chandoo, ll2: Montana Peeress, Esternell, Mlaspina' Torilla 107.
 Third race. seven furlongs selling. Dunbiane. Sea Lion. King Dellis, loo' Monda Mission. 102; Coming Event, Dan- gerous Maid, 107. Fourth race, three-quarters Of mile. purse.-Joe Frey. All Green. kenilwortn: The Fretter, 1o5; Paul Cnnord, Kay Dare, 102. . Fifth race, futurity course. handicap Gusto, g: Tower of 1os. cana,Ss' Erans He eT ,5; Duckoy, Ordnung 110
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards. sell ing-Hungarian. Osmond. 106; Snowoerry' a: Bragg, %: Florenzo. 12l; Plead. Cap tivate. 162; Sir Lewis. S9; Captain Gaines, Lodestar. Senator Matts. 109; Quadra, 9S' At Charleston. Charleston. S. C., Jan. 20.-Tambourine I, Barney r and By George were the winning favorites at the Exposition tarck this % afternoon; weather clear. First race, selling. six furlongs-Oor- lands won: Kildarlie, second; Mark Hanna, third Time 1:20.
 Second race. selling four ana nai furlongs-Tambourine won; Jim scan Ion. second; Hattie Davis, third. Time 0:58 12.
 Third race selling. mile-Dominis won; Frank B, second: Lady of the West' third Time 1:47 1-4.
 Fourth race, selling. six and a hall furlongs-Barney F won; Ducassa, sec ond; Oricus. third. Time l;N l,Z. D., George won; Also Ran I, second; Intent. third. Time 1:193-4.
 Choice Oysters, Fish and Produce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
HAVE NOT ASKED FOR PEACE
MT. Chamberlain Denies That Boers
 are Seeking Terms.

London. Jan. 20-Thc Colonial Secre- tary, Mir Chamberlain. in the House of Commons this afternoon, said there was no foundation for the reports that over lures for peace in South Africa had been made by the Boer envoys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
Conyicts for Hire.

Bids will be received by the Board of Rsve- nue of Montgomery County; Ala, until Mon sons sentenced to hard labor for the county during the year 1902. Contractor VII De rardiess of age sex or condition, for their term of sentence. and one price for all. no classification. and comply with all laws govern- the right to reject any all bids.
 By order of the Board of Revenue of Mont gomery County. -,,
 C. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
Weather Conditions.
[For past twenty-four hours.

TFOr past tWehty-IOuT IIVlItHJ
 An area of high barometer now covers the North Atlantic Coast. giving continued fair and cold weather over most Of the country central over extreme Northwestern Texas has caused brisk to high winds in that region with rain or snow from Middle Texas north eastward through the Great Central Valleys though an area of high barometer moving in over the Northwest is giving fair and colder in the West
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The snunual meeting of the stockholders of the Montgomery Cooperage and Hardwood Co., will be held at their office, at i2 m.. Feb iith. 1902. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before it.
 J. M. BOYD,
 Secretary and Treasurer. January IT, 1902 td
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21

MT. Julian A. Bingham, Internal Rev enue Collector for Alabama, came in iron, Birmingham yesterday and spent the day in Montgomery. He speaks very hope fully of his prospects for re--nomination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples Cotton Factory. for the election of a Board of Directors. will be held at the office of Greil Brothers' Company, on Jan. 2lst, at 8 o'clock p. m. T. L. JONES,
 td Secretary and Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21

Mir. John c. Lawrence, who has .fol some time been associate editor of The Alabama Baptist. will leave within few days for Union Springs. It is said ne will establish a weekly newspaper Ill that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21

Hon. A. NJ. Tunstall. Speaker of the House of Representatives. spent Sunday and Monday in Montgomery and went to his home in Greensboro last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21

Thomas NJ. Owen. Director of the De, partment of Archives and History wili leave today for Mobile, where he goes to participate in the bi-centenniai cele- hration of the founding of the historic old city by Bienyille. The celebration will begin Wednesday.