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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27

on The operation occurred at g.45
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and lasted
only short tine Then he was taken
TO q private room In ths hospital TO
rest, After taking q light luncheon
at T.so p. M be was conveyed ON a
stretches 10 bis train, which had been
backed rp on r. near the hospital
and st T>S0 last evening the trafn lers
for Washington
The train was run ON slow sched-
ufe. making sboQt 80 miles an hour,
and b due 10 arrive az WsshinRton Al
$50 O'Clock this evening. He win he
taken 20 zss Jackson Place, where the
temporary executive Offices are hocaSa1
The announcement came as A staxt-
ing snrprise~ The president is In sach
good health Otherwise that II vns
hardly believed that he wns about 10
submit 10 an oDernsion. He had de4tv-
cred an address earlier In the day be-
fore the SpanIsh-American War YEA
erans and also had addressed the cttf-
Eens Of Indianapolis from the balcony
ot the Columbsa Club He was the pic
ture OF health. and many comments
"O-O A>NoNO 0Oa stAS O&H8 GaIIY part OF the
TIP upon how well he looked. II ve,
noticed, howeTsV, that he walked with
q slight Hfnp.
The hrst fntfmatton that anythkns
WIS wrong came tn the form OF rumors
TO the greet crowd. which vas pa-
tientay wstttns nsar the ColrSnota
Club and tho soldiers and sA4ors'
monument sos the presfdentsto appear.
The preeiderk has burst a blood
vessel" wac Z whisper that went
around among TIE police omceFs ana
soldiers.
This Hnnos be erue" satd others
Tor the President k IN the corridor
eonveTstn9 With Senator Fairbanks"
Thea 1t was said that The president
WA sSck that he had tainted, and
fpaIfy roaoP %'es started thai 10 lad
bSen Fnot These rumoFa. however.
dn not appear Co roach the crowd. and
ths thousands STOOD patiently after Che
speech b. the Rrest8ent from the bal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
Rev. P.J. Wallace Remembered.

On Monday night, Sth inst the home,
of Rev. Percy J. Wallace, 1917 N. 2stgR
street, was entered and taken posses
sion of by a surprise party. In less time
than it will take to tell it, q table was
spread, heavily ladened with the abund-
ance Of good things for the occasion
The names of the friends composing the.
party are as follows:
Mrs. Brusilla Branch, Mrs. EIizzs
Shac4Kleford, Mrs. Mary johnson, Mrs.
Columbia Taylor, Mrs. Leila johnson.
Mrs. Maria Patterson, Misses Della
Shackleford, Mary Shackleford, Mary
Carter, Messrs. benjamin Branch, Pc
ter Shackleford, Paul Jones, Henry
Liggon, Walter Storrs, Isham Mannss
and Willie Branch.
The happy party after spending a
most delightful time, returned TO their
homes. Rev. Wallace and his wife an
profoundly grateful for such tokens 4
friendship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
son OF A WHITE NAN.
Registrars Of jackson Ward Furnish
ed with Proof by Negro Applicant

gu Win ItVVi Sy NegTO Appilc8nt>
IRichmond, Va, Dispatch. Sept. %, 'o9l
A Negro man whose dress and man.
ner both showed signs Of prosperity and
education, and whose cast of features
was shat of the Caucasian race rather
than the Ethiopian race, entered the
registration booth OF Jackson Ward YES
terday and asked to be registered.
The clerks went through the regular
form of asking him his name, address.
age, length of residence In the State,
city and precinct, etc., expecting him
TO certainly qualify under either the
property or understanding clause.
Great was their surprise when he head
ed them off by saying that he wished to
register under the military service
clause.
The question was then asked: Did
you serve IN the Spanish American
War" 10 which the man answered in
the negative, but said his father was
soldier and had war record. When
asked his fathers name he gave one diff
ferent from his own, hastily adding that
ne had taken his mothers name. The
zSame he gave was that Of we'll known
hite man.
- BE said he could prove the siress reo-
ord, and suising the action 70 the word,
produced papers which left no doubt in
the minds Of the registrars, If there had
been any, of the mans right to vote IL
he could prove the relationship. He
Swore to the same himself, and said he
could bring his mother, II necessary.
BE registered without further ado.
When questioned as 10 the Legitimacy
OF fallowlng his name to be entered, the
registrars said: "What could we do7
There was the law, and ne had the
facts
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
JEALOUS Lovers REvgNes
an Man Shot Young Lady and
Then Killed tffrure{f.

Then Killed Himself.
Iohnsfown. Pa, Sept s2.-David M.
Gonghnee, wellknown young man.
shot nad seriously wounded Miss
Leorenn Winnebrenner, aged II years.
near her home In sConemaugh. near
this cfty. Saturday night, and then
sent ballet into his own heart dying
Instantly. jealousy and G deeire for
revenge are given as the causes for the
act Mss Winnebrenner, accompan-
led By friend named Edward Kaylor.
were walking along a street Goughner
passed them, evidently 10 a hurry.
When few feet ahead he suddenly
turned and without warning com
mencc4 firing. The first shot struck
Miss Winnebrenner just below the
breast bone and took a downward
course, As the girl turned aud start
ed DO ren. Goughner fired again, the
bul,et striking her IN the left side,
making only q slight wound A third
shot gss0ed her left wrist
KAytUw ran when the fusillade began
and esnped injury. He says Cough
ner Srod two shots at him. After emp
tying sAe revolver, Gsughner reloaded
II. ana placing the muzzle directly
over - heart. fired the shot which
killed Aim instantly.
At the Memorial Hospital ft was safd
that w6ile Mics winnebrenner's con.
ditsoa q extremely serious. she may
re<x9R&.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
TROOPS ORDERED OUT
Thirteenth Regiment For Duty in
Strike Region.
STRIKERS Mos NoN-UNtoN MEN
Numerous Reports Of Violence csused
Laekawanns sheriff TO csri On Gov.
ernor Stone For Tfurpedizte Assist-


LaekAwanna Sheriff to csli On Gov.
ernor Stone For Immediate Assist-
snee-Lzwlsssness h, Wyoming.
Scranton. Pa, Sept 20. snerfff
Schadt OF Lackawanna county, last
night telegraphed Governor Stone 10
send troops to his assistance The
Thirteenth Regiment was ordered Co
report to General Gobfn FOR duty to-
day. This afternoon the entire regf-
ment arrived and went into camp at
0Iyphant, where they are held m reads-
ness TO Quell any disturbance that may
arise
Last evening Sheriff schadt had
tuss given to the newspapers a
proclamation announcing that be
would can troops # the lawlessness
did not cease, when he received a
series or telephone caiIs 20 Quer dis
turbances up the valley. He found on
Investigation that the situation was
such that he could not cope with IT.
and sent call for trcope Adjutans
General Stewart called the sheriff by
phone at O'Clock and had 8 hong
conference with him The adtutant
general suggested that a posse of
rnembers of the Citizen's Alliance be
called upon for assistance. While the
sheriff was preparing 10 act ON this
suggestion he received more reports
OF violence up and down the valley
and at once ssnt another urgent sele
gam 70 the governor. calling FOR trn-
he assistance. -.
The worst OF last nights outbreaks
occurred at Archibald. A crowd OF goo
strikers, mostly foreigners, ransacked
the quarters occupied by the 40 men
employed at the Raymond washery of
the Ontario and Western Company
while the men were az work. and their
meeting with the men as they were
returning. drove them back to the
refuge of the washery The mob then
returned to the coIliery proper, drove
out the engineers, firemen, pumpmen
and guards. and took possession OF the
breaker. The plant OF the Crescent
Electric Light Company, which is sup
piled with steam from the breaker,
had to shut down, and the whole re
the attack on the breaker two men
were shot. one a striker and the other
a workman. Their names OF condition
could not be learned.
Chief Warden Miles McAndrew, of
the county jail. who was acting as a
deputy, and District Superintendent
Berkeiser, of the Ontario and Western
Company, were attacked by an armed
mob while driving through Priceburg
last evening. They returned the fire
and shot a Hungarian through the
body,
The calling out OF the troops had no
apparent effect on the strifOe situation
proper. No new collieries were opened
UP, and the companies reported that
there was practically no change one
way OF the other In the number OF men
at work. They expect, however, that
with protection assured, many men win
return TO work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
McDoNALD, Pa, Sept. %, 1902.
Editor of the Richmond Planet

Editor of the Richmond PLANET;-
Miss Biddie Roam, daughter of Mrs.
Ellen Oobbs, died very suddenly on
Sept. 9Th, 1909 with asthma and was
buried on Sunday Sept. 9Th. She was
a member Of the Third BAPTIST Church
of Richmond, Va, Rev. Wells being
the pastor then, and she was also a
member of the First Baptist Church Of
Mcdonald, Pa. Her mother Mrs. Cobbs
was formetlyla member of the First
Baptist Church Of Richmond, Va, Rev.
James Holmes pastor then. The fune-
raj was preached by Rev. Jordan of the
United Presbyterian Church as the
Baptist Church had no pastor.
MABLB WILLIAMS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
RIcHMoNOpRIcE FIVE 5 CENT
SHOT HIM.
FoRT N1oBRARA. NEE. Sent. 1s 10

FoRT NIoBRARA. NEB., Sept. Is 1909
Last night about 81 in rear OF Co.
.,p'' 10th Inf Quarters, private Edward
Morris of CO., d shot private Henry
Mckee OF the ssne company After
shooting MSHee, he relieved his self OF
the revolver by throwing it away ana
was stop by Prof Jake Rodges OF Co
D.. who VASE sentinel on post No.,4.
Private Mckee was quickly taken to
the Post Hospital but died on the way.
The funeral took place today about 4
T. M, a. the Post Chapel. EeE
Chaplain T. Steward conducted the
ceremonies after which the remains
was silently Laid away. Private
Edward Morris is from Paducah, NY
rivate Henry Mckee is from Pitts
burg, Pa. LIB
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
Malor pu,4ei1 hnad

HaKm, Ne, Sept 3A-Major J. W.
POweA director OF the bureau OF eth
noiog1 at the Smithsonian Institute. at
Washington. died "a 8 O'Clock last night
at ha summer home hera He had
been critically I'll here for some days.
Ms3Cs Powell was considered one OF
the foremost biologists OF the world.
and Ves' fdSptiied With The scientific
~orh-@ The eoTernmspt since the early
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
PRESIDENT
TAKEN SICK
Operated On IN Indianapolis Por
Abscess on the Leg


Wac cssscd es pittssesss Trolley 40
etdcws srd PNseaessns Cay Hs Wm
MAKE spsedy Reoovery--vsossern
Tow fsss heee Abandoned, and
Presioerss pss<y Returns 70 wasa-
inston.
indfanaposss, 6ep<. 81. - President
Roossvcsst wessern trip came to an
untimeSy end in this city yesterday.
He wss eoond tp De suffering from .
swelling IN ~ssse sctt leg. between the
knee and the ankle, which required I'm
mediate surgicaa stsention. and fnstead
OF being taken 10 The train TO continue
his Journey 30 Fort Wayne and NH
waukee. he was conveyed TO ST. VIM
cents Hospital, where be was operated
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
CRIME COMMITTED IN hEERIco CO., VIRGINIA
JULY 10TH 1902

Charles Timberlake, (white) crfminally
assaulted Mrs. Ke1iah Banks, (colored) Sat
urday, July roth, 1902 Witnesses, both
white and colored, who caught him in the
act testified to his guilt and he made no de
NAL himself The law provides that per-
son guilty of such an offense shall be hang
ed by the neck until dead.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
Attempt 70 Wreck Crsr'a rrsaD.

London, Sept 2s.-In a dispatch
from st Petersburg the correspond.
ent there OF the Daily Express reports
an attempt to derall the train upon
which the Car travelled from Kursk.
Rails were removed on the two routes
which the Gear might travel; In one
instance the plot was discovered, and
in The other the train was wrecked.
The Gear reached ST Petersburg In
safety.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
PH1LADRLpH1A, PA, Sept. 30, 1909

Rachel e. Lawrence, beloved wife of
Gary II. Lawrence, and mother of Mrs.
Mary Johnson, departed this life on
Monday night Sept. 10Th, 1902, at 10:30
O'Clock after lingering illness of six
months. at her residence 1891 Kimball
ST., Philadelphia. She died triumphant
ly in the faith, and said she had trusted
God up until her death. and was willing
and trusted him to take her through the
dark veil TO the eternal city. She was
forty-one years Of age, and leaves a
husband and daughter to mourn their
loss. The funeral services took place at
the Cherry St. Baptist Church ON Satur-
day Sept, 20, 1902 at ii O'Clock, inter
ment Merton Cemetery. The Rev.
Thomas, officiated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27

Mrs. Thonas d. Atkins returned
to her home in Greensoo orc, n. O., after
spending several weeks "a Manchester,
Va. Her friends led an agreerble sur-
prise on her last Nor64y nighs at tbs
residence of Capt James II. Cunning
ham. Mrs. Atkins csSries witl,rher the
best wishes Of her nans friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27

Miss Mary Frances Of WashinC.
ton has returned from her stay in New
York, where she has been spendina.
four weeks with Mr.. and Mrs OharleSS
Oliver, No. III west lS4th st. She hasl
a delightful trip.
Mr.. Bennie Hatcher, son of Mr..
w. H. Hatcher of Manchester, Va. fss.
convalescing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
ozee<u and sIxty Guests x4t,ed

BeSen Sept 4.--During a wedding
Oereracny at the Russian town WerbEs.
neav She Safesian fronties. yesterday.
he hs1se m which the ceremony was
oe4RTFhead causht fire. and was COM
ptesS4 Destroyed 4 panic occurred
vhan <be flames were discovered. ana
the AaSOgroom and 30 q the guests
weSe Eaned
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
"GEORGE B. CDRTELYOU.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Sept. %, 1902

20 Ah@AAng v A. otpb. 20, AOO
AT the Ebenezer Baptist Church, the
pastor Rev. A. B. Coleman filed his
pulpit In the morning and evening feed
ing the hungry souls of men. The Rev.
wilson L. Kenny of Pittsburg, Pa, who
has been visiting his people in SCOTS
vile for some time was in the city last
week, and called on Mrs. Is. Alexander
his cousin.
Miss L. Q. Howard left the city last
Monday for High Point n. O., where
she win teach school in the future. We
wish her much success in her far away
field of labor.
The announcement by Rev. A. b.
Coleman last Sunday that DR.. w. f.
Graham would preach at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church Friday night was OF
much pleasure TO his many friends in
this city. w. 8.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
caesenarian Found prou,n.A.

Lsaes1. Del. Sept 24.-Edward Scott
and GSaries Marvfl. while cunning In
W1t<skAS mill pond. near Seaford
fouue The body of Bartine Andrews
the -oe&Det citizen OF Sussex county. An
dreu% who was hearing the century
MARI bad been missing since last FRI
dag 6e was rtch. but his mind had
weaASeed II rs believed he was acci-
tis1,f-c&v drowned
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
Card of Thanks.

With pleasure we thank our members
and many friends of our church for the
reception and many serviceable and
valuable presents which were given to
Us at our home on the evening of the
nth inst, in honor of our marriage.
Respectfully.
WM III. STOKES.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
apmw Fier Leo WnTEo Sa+hh,o.

AelspAaS City, N. J., Sept 24.--Miss
hase CSok. employed IN the pension
rureSa a. Washington. had one Of her
legs hspeea while bathing In the ocean
yeeser<hY. She was struck by a
breaeeR and violently thrown down.
She . being cared fOF at one Of the
EtS hpspitats.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27

ALI Past Chanoellors will please
meet the 1st Friday night, October srd,
1902, at p. M, at Pythian Castle Hail.
Business of importance. 8. s. Baker.
Chairman; w. Van Jackson, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
$4,000 Paid.
NEWPORT News, Va, Sept. 20, 'os

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Sept. 20, 'o2.
This is TO certify that have received
from John Mitchell. Jr., Grand Chan
cellor OF the Grand Lodge of Virginia
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars $3.50.
0O) In payment of the death claim OF
Sir James Reed, who was member of
Damon Lodge, No. -, K. of p, N. A.,
8. A, E., A, A and A.
Signed: MARTHA REED.
Witnesses:
G. L. Pagh,
Q. p. Rowlett,
b. f. jackson,
@. II. Robinson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
Wstusosc GIFT to Princeton Library.


Prtneeton. N. j., Sept 24-The Uni
verss1 Library has been enriched by
the g<H OF large bundle OF rare manu-
scriptsS Miss Margaret Miller, OF
PrfnnntDn, has given about 600 manu-
scrtpas OF the Rev. Dr. Samuel Miller.
the oefebrated divine. Miss A. S.
Hun& d Washington. u. c., has pre-
sentca q great many manuscripts and
docaRsnts, among which Is letter
from c c, Beatliny. class OF IT'S. dat
ed H.asAu Hall. January 81, 1T74, and
descrSess the tea bonfire made by the
stude@te and the burning OF the eflgy
Of OeSerno~ Hutchinson. OF Massachu-
setta Dor his British sympathy. There
u alzD-Ecopy OF President Smiths ora
ton % The death Of George Washing
ton, saitvered at Trenton IN January
JNm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
w~essrY-Ffve MoRos ,aLLgD
capssih porshsng,s Force AIse Ger
sQred Seven Eofts-

~ePen0 porsftng-s Force Alec Gao.
sored Seven Forts
Mnufa. Sept S3.--Up. TO, Sunday. the
forcs commanded by Captain John j.
Pershtag. OF the Fifteenth Infantry. op-
ers<tns against the Moros IN the Island
Of Etudanao. had met with slight rests
tancs IN the Maein country and had
captscsd seven forts. Killed 20 aod
wouu0eh 20 Moros- There were no
American casualties.
Capz2in Pershing,s courier reached
Brisso3Aer General Samuel 8. Sumner
at Oump Wears yesterday. The cap
tain rcported that be FIRST moved on
Goauss where the troops took three
forts. They then pushed on TO Bayn-
hao esp captured two forts. From
there NE column proceeded TO Sanir
and captured two more forts. From
Pnntnsn 10 Sanir, in the country domi-
Mated ~ the Sultans OF Cab and Butig
and tho two Sultans or MacIn, the col
umn <Ns frequently fired upon
GeUsfai Sumner has forwarded ad-
dttonG rations to Captain Pershine.
90 as % permit him TO keep In the field
II MadlD offers serious resistance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27

Mr.. Ira Nash is home after spend
ng summer at Maplewood, N H.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-09-27
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY sErTEn1BER 27, 1902
\ JUG HANDLER JURY.

Jury VERDICT RENDERED WEDNESDAY, SEP
TENDER oath, 1902.
"We, the jury find the accused not guilty,
as charged in the Indictment, believing he
was insane at the time the act was com
mitted.
E. w. CHRISTIAN, FOREMAN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-15
Con- test
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1st-Each
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-15
SONS OF VETERANS
COMMANDER IN CHIEF ISSUES
 GENERAL ORDER.
Program For Each Day of Dallas Re union. Including Speakers and Special Entertainments is
 Made Public.

From the headquarters of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans in St Louis. Mo. R. 5. Haughton commander in-chief, has issued General Order No. 9, giving the program of annual encamp- mcnt to be held in Dallas. Texas, heGin- ming April 22nd and continuing through out April 9th.
 After giving the program for each day including thv speakers and special enter tainment tu be provided for delega les the order concludes as follows:
 It is beyond question tnat the reunion will he the largest and most magnificent ever held Our organization will ccr tainIy have its largest attendance. From all parts of the country come reports of preparations for attending. organization of clubs If various kinds arrangements for uniforms aNd inruiries of all kinds. X great mary l"tle.s glowing: with en- thlsitsm ha>r been received aad tne number is increasing every day. Tn, division of West Virginia Will come in special cars; Sterling 'Prlce''| Camp .cI St, Louis. will nave several handsomely decorated special cars; the division If Lduisiana Will hdfr,T special tr3n. and \. E. Forrest Camp from Memphis Tenn. vii! ha.e u sp.rial train. h".ur!l'5 a+ compdns af th" Mt 4l.d Guard. 70. n trumpet corps and "A boat 3p0 members. , itt VII FGttiS '' V ~ Ibt tif ' t-t. DN. company will attend as a troop of cayal- ". Camps a.G LJhr6 ;- hate tho. lcm- be;s unform"o dS z auer ply as may bf possible. and tn bring marching cubs. drum corps. bands. etc. with them
 The organization ."f new camps is pro- gressing verE rapidly. The mryt ln.ut ls growing in every, direction and ullr msi bership will be vastly increased by Apyi. 2sd. A camp has recently been rh5rtrr.d at Los Angeles, Cal, aGd others are form ing fin Hartford, Conn. and Bruoklhlr. Mass. Many clrlps already "urmed o-,. adding si 'atlY tu tteir membership These at Dallas and Fl Worth viu haye about l,5'" m"nhhrs each and "te"r7 4t-- growing in prorur'i0u. Evcrs un" wI1 expects te atteru tho reuuien slpuld Grst join orc Jt our camps. While all will be yeic"n" thore our uimnhors alsl- dri,- gates will have many privilege which others cannot get. II there Is no camp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-15
DAMAGES AWARDED.
Boy Was Injured By Being Run
 Down By Dray

Ju. Sc SaErc E,s sicrday in the non- jury rasG of J@o.nc W. stcphens vs The M'3ig- motE Trtnafc' Company rendered q judgment for thr pjaintin tor $3oV. The ,aSe Was h""d ltst week, but tn. decis- !'H wa- ? ld Ep 'Ipt.l V,sterday
 Sj"ph lS who is d lad al r. sued through his next friend for S5oO damages. Mn! h 'it!ni, ! to have sustained in being run VN'r hN < drdy bclOngins to the def n!ant. Sie'h,us had gore to the l7 on Depot vii. ti= mother. and they yer" lo1Vta2 a Cout Succt car at the /" If Eeu Pc ,, St { when the boy "ts Str"r' h} t.. 'j-oy. II" was pain iHl.E inju'ct. E}iGcn-c Was introduced To show that- the driver had Lis horse going at d fast rate of speed
 Ih" Lad |" aH office boy for we'll known lawyer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-15

Every sensible man always makes hts wife an allowance so he can have some one 10 borrow from and not pay back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-15
Q @@@@@0 O 000003S0
 EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED O

in their locality let them organize one. The Commander-in-Ch will send all nece ssary blanks promptly on request.
 Railroad rates from points outside of thcl State of Texas will be only one. cent per mile and from points within the State very iittle higher. An extension to May i5t3 will be given upon the pay mcnt of 50 cents.
 b. M. Spence who was private in Company A. 1th Alabama Regiment and Company I. 9th Alabama regiment dur ing the war between the States has writ ten The Advertiser that during the re- union he will be glad to see any of his old comrades at l56 Commerce Street Dallas Texas. He Is now living in Dallas.