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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
6rrnrI aMf ben ghiIippincn.
Sir bic Grmorourg bes 9riefter5 4uz
guitin lit, pie es i4etnt, Riemoro
beruntportli9. - Muior Glenn
petBgetpaf6en.

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guitin 1T, pie es i6etnt, Riemono
berantportli9. - Muior Glenn
peiBgetpaI6en.
muntGu, %. DECEMBER. - Die
unteriuaurg Der 1rfa4e 0eS Sooes
bes 8aters QuguItin 1T beenOigt unD
Oas Reiultat no9 NaTbington Gbge@
I9tdt norben. 8efanntli9 nuroe
4uguItin in 8unate, auF Der Sriel
9unup, Der r8aferfur" unter5oger
unb itarb an ben 6olgen berielben.
0ie IS 6eiBt, III bur9 Die gingebore=
men Der IiOli6en 96iIipptnen> Snieln
cine groBe @umme @elo aufge6ra4t
unO no4 Bolton geI9idt tporben, nm
fir Die geri4tIi4e 9~erfolgung Der
S9ulOigen i'm 9riDatpege b%erpen0et
gu nerben. SIS lit be6ouptet ppr0en,
bas @eLb foQe our 8erfolgung Oe5
Mujors Gopin s. Stem oom 5. Snz
Acknowledgment bertpenoet per0er,
pel6er Der ungeieBli4en unb tptQtitrz
li8en S00tung BON Iieben &rieg8ge=
fangenen ungetlagt lit un0 befer
(3peite) Pro3efiirung i'm Sanuar bier
beginner miro. 0ur6 bic bon benz
&rieg5J0epartement angeiteqte Inter
iu4ung iit, ME es jeBt 6etBt, fobiel
feftgeitelt porben, oaB, penn audi
Pater 4uguittn inFolge Der Daferz
fur geitorben lit, Maior Glenn in tsiz
ner WetTe @tpa5 nit Der an benz
8eiitli9en Derii6ten 8arburei gu tbun
ge6ubt babe.
Ql8 Gefultdt Der unterIu6ung, bic
8ensral Mfile5, al5 er in 2ipa tpeilte,
be3iigli9 Der BON @inge6orenen er6oz
benen Intla8e ~anorbnete, ameritaniz
f6e Solbaten bdtten ii4 pG6renb Der
Recon3entrirungs : Champagne Der
8rduidmteit uno @etpultt6at gegen
6iliptnos f6uloig gema6t, 6ut Der
nit Der Inter u6ung betraute Sberit
6oote bert6tet, bic Nntla9e lei in Der
9uuptIa6e unbegriin0et, bod ieien
ein3elne 6G1e Der Qnpenbung Der
Wafertur alIerbtngs porgetommen.
Der be3iigIide 8eri6t lit mad @aibz
ington abgef6idt porben.
Sn Der ebenfaq8 auf Q~nregung beS
Generals MiIes pprgenommenen 1nz
terfu6ung gegen GapitGn q. 8. 6pp5e
pom 6. acknowledgement, ii9 Der
8rauIamtett gegen Gtngeborene f6ulz
big gemo6t gu 6a6enj, pd6renO er i'm
Sabre 1900 bas COMMANDO in Qaoag,
Ror0<Sloco8, 2u3on, fibrte, Gautet
Der 8eri6t freifpre6enD fir 6On3e,
ieoo6 1T Die unterIu6ung nod ni6t
abgef6lofen. IS lit u. q. c%onitatirt
por0en, 0aB eingeborene 8edmte mebz
rere 9efangene ouspeitfden lieBen,
unb OaB 3pet baoon an ben 6olgen
bteier 8ebanoIung Itorben. Die 2eiz
6en Oeriel6en purOen dus%gegraben.
Sponge ioq aber fir oieie 8rutdlitGt
nt9t p~eranipprtli6 fein.
8etreFfs Der Qnfrage, nel4e 8erez
raj Wttle5 Dor ieiner Qbreiie aus Maz
Mia per &abel an 8ensral 8eG ri4=
tete, aus pel6en 9riiRoen 0iefer oas
@irtular gto, 5 ertafen babe, bat Sen
einen lGngeren 8eri4t ou5gearbeitet.
9as Girtular mar Oamit motibirt
tporDer, baB Ginge6orene ameritaniz
iGe 8ernunbete nit 8olo5 nieOergez
madt, S0qenmuf4inen gelegt, Oer9ifz
tete 9fetle gebrau6t, lOpale 5ilipiHos
niebergema6t unb ii4 anOerer @errdz
tbereien unO 9rouiQmteiten i4uloig
demQ6t bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Bette sidIerbeitspG6trr.


G6icagD, 81, Is. DECEMBER. -
9oli3ift Patrid Mobonep purbe zines
Ginbru6s in 9agemann's Supelierz
Qaben I4ulOig befunben, iein Mitans
getlagter Daniel Gurran freigeiPro=
den. 0ie @in6re6er 6atten S4muds
laden i'm Dert6e BON $4,000 erbeuz
tet, rpopon bic 9oli3ei $1,000 3urifz
erlangte. 6aupt3euge gegen Waabonep
mar elm ebemaliger 3u6t9dusler, 9az
mems sSumes Glart, Der gu ProtofOq
CAB, baB Der goli8tft DOr benz 2aOen,
pd6ren6 berfel6e 9epIiinoert ipurOe,
in boiler Uniform 8a4e itanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

gu eonTumiren Warbein Debler ieinen
gflegebefpblenen 80 Sage 3eit gegeben
bat. Sn dnen @den unb @nben iinD.
bic @aben aufgeftapelt. Sudden, Sbit
unb anbere I6on 5u6ereitete @Bnaa=
rem biirfen bic @efdngeren nit in lire
3e[en nebmen, unb geitern fumen ibre
&aumusteln ben gan3en Sag ni4t
our Rube. Die mod ni9t getp9ten
eSq6en tperben bon 3ett gu .3ett duf
i6r 9erIangen suberettet. Sic betd=
men auBerbem bic offi5ie1e 5ettags<
tpf, aber iper before 2ederbifen BON
sSreunben betpmmen bate, lieb bic
sSeittagsfpeiien unberi6rt. SEEDS 6atz
ten am Mittpo9 ibre 6reibeit tpieber
erlungt, urb geitern puroen tpteber
5tpei freigelaFen, unb stpdr BiQiam
WbaIen unb Der Neger 8. 8. Rpbinz
fon, bic fpegen Oiebitd6ls 3 Sabre gez
fefen batten.
eSn ben Morgenz unb 8ormittugs=
itunben mar 9pttes0ienit, 81 tpeldem
bic StrGFlinge bur9 bic alte 8lode,
pel6e Sa6relang i'm S6urm bes dlten
s3u6tbaufes gebangen Bate, fiir5lt4
iebo6 bonn Warbein Wepler berunter
genommen, aufpolirt un0 in ber2ob6p
bes neuen @ebGubes dufge6angen
purbe, 6erbeigeruFen purben. Die
@lode itammt aus Nantes, Srantz
reid, ND Ie 1771 gegnfen narb;
1911 fam fie na9 Nmertta, unb i'm
Nopember befeGben Su6res puroe tie
i'm Sburm bes Marpldnber 3u4tz
bdufes a~ufge6dngt.
Der fatbolii6e @ottesbienit begunn
nm z 16r Morgens nit einem 9p93
amt, cele6rirt bon 8ater s. o. Bone
bonn rQoDola : GD1eg." Srgantit
8ling{tein leitete ben G6or. ..
Die proteitantif6e 6eier fanb UNI
9 u6r 8Drmittags itatt unb purbe
qe6alten BON guitor Stoubenmire DON
Der .@efansenen : 9iilfsgeieGi4uft"
unb 9aftor s. 6. Boomers. Srgantit
Spbn SeGer leitete ben G6or; Die 60
1iften tparen 6r. s. q. 2en0erting uno
6r. M. s. 2usnor.
8arbein @epGer befam bon ben
unterbeumten einen prd9ttgen 8luz
menforb.
SIN StabtgefGn9ntB.
Die Nnseb0rtgen Der Sniafen bes
@tabtgefdngnifes forgten bafir, OaB
es aud biefen, ibrer Sreiheit 8eraubz
ten, an .bes 2ei6es Rabrung uno
Rot6ourft ni9t fe6lte. 9ter tpurOen
tpenigitens 6OOpadete u6geliefert, uno
bic 8eamten butten ben gan3en Sag
bic 9Gnbe bon gu t6un. 9us Offiz
5ie1e 5eittdgseiTen beitonb aus &inoz
ffeif9, 8eiBto6G, &urtpffeln, SiiBz
furtoffeln, Geis, 8roO unb Raffee.
Der @~ottesbienIt tpurbe bon 6rn. g.,
s.. Mafon BON Der n9efangenenz
SilfsgeIeqf9aft" 9~eleitet.
@ei9na9ten Der 9eimat3 T.
lofen.
Dem 5erfommen gemGB forgte audi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

Mai9inen42agerbduies in StauntOn,
8a., ipurbe am Oienltug Nadmittug
BON feirsm fleinsn Sobn NIT einem
@etpebr seI6ofen, bas elm Sdser 5n<
riidselaHen bate unb nit benz bas
&inb fpielte, ni9t piFenb, baB bas=
ielbe seluben lei. Die 2aoung 5erz
f9metterte ben redten Nrm in elmer
@eife, baB cine Qmpututton nOtbig
tperben tpirb. Mebrere Der S9rote
bransen in bic 8ruft unb oas 9eii4t
bes Mdnnes Elm, bod glau6t man, baB
bieie Wunben ni4t sefGhrli4 iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
R6rbe nit 2ebensmittelr an 9iilfSbez
hiirftide berthsiIen IdIsn.

R6r6e nit QebensmitteIn an 9ilfSbe>
biirftige bertbeiler ldfen.
8ruber IrIenius, Satrttan Der
Stride CUR runbefledten @mpfdngniB"
an Der M1ofberz unb 9ibffion<S traBe,
tpurOe 9eftern Don BEN gbortraben
NIT einem S4rei63e1g bei4entt, Geo.
8. StruuB 9ieIt Die l1e6errei4ungsz
4nipra4e.
4ugemeine 9efdentung fanO i'm
8Gdergef9dft Der 9ebriber Wbite,
0r. 1718, 9uiIforb@Q Denue. ftatt.
Die QngeiteIten betamen ieoer einen
9uter, pdbreub bic @ei9dftszG igen=
tbimer SO. q. q. unb Robert 9.
Wbite BON ben 4ngeitelten ieber etnen
feibsnen Regeni4irm nit sotbenem
&nppf erbielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

NUuLSII INHSIN S~Nl
fret in's 6aus geliefert.
(le2i0iGOsa-)
Sruuungen.-S SIN 9auie Der
gralrt, Nr. 3, 6ubIon<StraBe, Ganz
ton, traute seitern PaitOr s. u. GOnz
rabt Fri. omaha D. $. 2int nit
Srn. 6arrp 6. 9obges aus @aibingz
ton, 9. g., mo Der iunge Mann in Der
Rsqterungs4Orude ungsiteat TT
un6 no bas iunse @bepaur ii4 in gtr.
Al, 9s@traBs, NurbOf, bdusIi3 ME-
berlof1sn piro.
: SRI. Murie 8odel tpuroe am
Mtttpod i'm 9auie bes Paitors s. u.
Gonrabi nit 6rn. Sbomas Seller gum
guno fiir's 2eben pereint. 4ls Srau=
seueen fungirten 9r. Jreb. Gorbeuu
un6 Sri. Carrie 5runt. Die iunsen
2eute perben CIR. 618, @Ib<Oalasz
Strabe, be5ieben.
Gin per9GngniBboGGer
Sturs. So6n 8. Boobs, Elm
Qnaeteuter Der u4bams GrpreB Co."
fiel geltern i'm Mt, Rppul<8abnRofe
cine Sreppe binunter unb i4lug ietz
mem aopf nit FOLDER Bu6t gegen Ell
mem Sritt, DAP er ldngere 3eit bepubtz
lbs lieqe1 blieb. Seine 8~erleBun9en
iinb inoefIen ni9t lebensgefdbrli6.
Die rDi11iam Wiltens<
Gompugnie" bon Baltimore 1T
in 9elatpare nit 100000 &apitat
~incprporirt tporben. Sic -pirb Die
@eIddfte Der 5irma rWiaiam Btlz
fens<go.," beren Jubrit ii4 an Der
sSreberitaRpab unb beren 8ireuu in
Rr. 80, Weitz9ratt4StraBe, beftn=
bet, iiberne9men unb peiter fibren.
@ergeanten perfebt. -
9ie poliaei : Gommifdre baden bic
folsenben 9eriebungen BON poli5elz
Getgeanten an~georbnet: Soiepb s.
Rorton BON fibpeitliden ,nu4 benz
mittlsren Oiitrift an Stele bon Serz
aeant Clarence Walmslep, pel4er
p%eniipnirt parb; Sergeant Sames s.
Rpan ppm iIbpeitli9en mad benz
nDroliden 9iftritt an @te[le BON Serz
aeant Senrp 9. 4rnolo, tpel9er mad
Dem ilbpeitlt9en Oiitritt perieBt
fparo.
gS e~tterbertcbt.
Rer. &taateu gSetterzS Iredu,
q nIfim L e. nrn Is. XekenheY l9Q9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
SclrteuSuuaeu nab eeutrdbIouS.

"a Gents pro Ma=t unb Commit
fion. Sbeo. s. Stener C 6 o.,
Ais 8attr=S traBe. QusIdnbif9es
@elO. @e9feG unD GreOit : 8riefe.
@4iffstarten bon uno nod europa.
(266|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Qudb cine @ei6na6tszS eiderrnng.

9ottsDtlle, pa, 25. 0e3. -
Sine entieBli4e Gntbefung madte
6rau &ute 8enOer in SefferiOn, aIs
fie bort nit acknowledgements fir
i6re Gltern, peter Mo6n unO 6rau,
8eibe ii6er 70 Sabre alt, Don S4uplz
tiGs9apen anfam, Sic farO ba5
9aus beri6toFen, unb aIs ie Our4
Elm 6eniter einitieg, fanD ie lire 81
tern als 2eifen unb bic QeBteren
bur8 Ratten unb N}dufe fart aH8e=
frefen. 9as greiIe Gbepaar mar all
len Qn3ei6en na4 bur6 Ginat3meu
BON @aien, bic einem @asofen entz
ftr6mt paren, eritidt. Set benz So0e
bes greiien 9uares f6ienen 10 Gage
Deritri6en su iein, unb in Der 3fpt=
i6en8eit butten ii4 Mdufe uno Hdtz
ten iber Die 2ei9en bergema4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

sdiittcIfroft, shmcr8en, WaIa.
ria, ga Grippe mtlO ithliinme Grfdl.
tnngcn fnrtrt omrdI ,,Slanep'S Clique
Bills" aud in hiiiiiGer Sprm).
Rreis csc. Mlcmthalbcn bcrfaMft
(9ti2, 5&S,IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
& il bic Sciertge.
George Sitting,
CIR. 9, rS=SuaiDap.S traRe.

groBe auspa6l feiner gulifOrnier
Rut6z unb 8eiBpeine, RoggsnzBhts=
ties, 8ranbies unb 2iquOrs. Bette
Woursn, ni~eorigite 9reiie. 8oaren
fret ing 9aus geliefert.
INri2 iTiNnEn-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

Senfe:
eonrenaufaous LIE gaonecufsans-..s. $50
GonnenunIersons. .4.4S
So6fHtb $50 Norsens, une $50 Nanmittass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

Metterdusfi9fen - Sir
MarDlanb urtb Den Oiitritt Columbia
tlar unb tGlter am 5reitag, flar nnb
orbdltenb falt am SGmitas. frii4e
n~prbtpeitlide Wtnbsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

Nitn. Sarometcrf- S5df. Ehsimometerf.. -
NiittI. 1bsrmumrterH. - gicbr,afty
Die bohfe 9 hrentaFlt ees Dinees IN einey stumble
befrna Is TisiIen BON Ieeiten.
Gas eeRriqs Wetter. Sis ~nisSriofs
Stmperotur oes ~eefristu Cages 6is s ubr absnos)
mar aut uuGeenarnten StationeH, tpe foIst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
Zine RriIe nodh SeutIhfduS,

UNI bic @eIt o0er mad irgenO einem
She'll Der DeIt arrangirt. Reifebilz
Iete iber ale 8a9nz unb 9ampferz
2tnien. Sbep. 8. 9tener &
6 o., Ais MdterzStr. (266)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

GA T
Tragt die 9De SOT8, Die lhr INNER G8kau1t HAM
Inter 4" u@- ~
sohrift E~NZZM
VoR go ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

ID etterberid3t.
Rer. %faateu getterzS urrau,
nItiulors. ben 25- DECEMBER 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26

lieFen, iinb folgenbe gu erfpdbnen:
6. 6. Stepens &c 8riiber, 200 ga:
piertiiten;
s. Rut6 C @pbn, elm SAP mebl:
Sumes goung, $2149olbitiid;
8eprg Grante, Gbriirbaumi4mud
unb 3udertpsrt= 8ebdlter;
8. 9. Meisbaupt, 7 pf0. Nacca:
ronen;
Sulius 6. Qbrens, stpsi feline au:
den;
Sobn g.. Marr, elm TaB aepfeG;
Grau 9ruut6off. 3uderperf uni
Sudden;
ST.. 8. q. 9Obler, einsn mei9.
na9tsbaum;
gbil. aeiiinser. cine aiite 3utsr.
tperf;
malis Rpie, elm gadet 3uderpert;
$. Born C SDbne. Elm SAB Gepfel;
Sobn 8aumsdrtner. 5tpei Geber=
bGum;
Mrmtr SGger, 1ehs TtHDs5ur19eni
gaul Hubtn, $23<9olbfiid;
SRI. Sba Griebberger, Waibinston.
9. g., 10 gfunb 3udertperf.
Se6r l~obenstpertb lit bas pros
aramm, 4peldes 6r. Puul Rubin in
ie6r ff0ner @eiTe i'm Jog. ur9itettoz
nifden 8taubrud d~usfibrte, Der bGz
fir ~beionberss Sob perbient.
Nm Gomite fir bic 8ei9eerune
fparen tbGtig Ri9ter 8. u. 9obler.
6r. 81. R. Rotber urb pafDr Gotp.
6uber.
Rei9Gi4e Gaben i'm Sud t.
baue.
Stir bic 915 5trdflinge i'm Warp=
ldnber 3u9tbuuie liefen bon Der
panbten unb 6reuRben berielben me.
niqitens $500 padete elm, pelGe @B.
paqrel a4er art entbielten- unb BIZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-26
@us breunruSrm 9nuir arrrttet,

Die Camille OOn 9rn. Soiep6 @or=
9ionstp BON Nr, 1857, Garrett
@benue, nit tnapper Notb benz
@rItidungstobe eutrpnnen. - Qnz
hpre prTnhp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14
COTTON IN YAZoo.
Figures Direct from Scores of Plant CTS. Showing an Immensely
 Reduced Yield.

Yazoo City Special to Memphis Conn
 Bsraweii < CO, cotton men of this city. sent out on January l, 1902, the fol- lowing inquiries to about 100 reliable plal.ters whose crops come to Yazoo City to be marketed.
 There are a great many people in the cotton trade who claim that Mlssis- sippi, and especially this section, Of the other words more than in 1897. We are anxious to get some reliable figures on the subject and hope you will not think 1t too much trouble to assist us by am swering as nearly as possible the ques- tons given below:
 How many bales did you raise in 1SsT? ? How many bales did you raise in 1900? How many bales will you raise in 1901 What was your estimate of your crop in September last year? How many bales more Cor less) have you to send to mar ket or selling point now than you had last year at this time?
 To these inquiries they received 93 re- plies from plantations, with the follow ing result: The 93 plantations raised in 1Sg7 126. 247 bales; g plantations raised in 1900 13.6S1 bales; 93 plantations raised in 1901, 17.959 bales They estimated in Sep tenber their crops at 32,525, They have to come forward in excess of last year 1904 bales. or about 10 per cent: These City's receipts in 1S97 and S2 1-2 in 1900. These figures show this years yield on these plantations to be 6S 1-2 per cent Of the 1897 yield, which would indicate Yazoo- Citys receipts this year to be 66.- 16i bales, which has been about the ayer- age estimate of well-posted people here for the last three weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14
LITTLE EMMYAT 50 TO 1
WINS FOURTH RACE AT SEVEN
 FURLoNGS.
Jockey odom Arrives and Will Ride Hereafter.-Dagar Establishes New Track Record in
 Steeplechase.

New Orleans. Jan. 13.-Dagmar, MT. Phinizy and Elghor were the winning favorites. Dagmar's win in the steeple- chase Is new record for the track. during the meeting. Weather clear and cool: track fast.
 First race, selling, mile-Robert Bonner, 114 tMunroe), 10 to 1, won; Aaron, 100 (Helgerson). g to l, second; Bequeath, l19 (Coburn), $ to ,, third. Time 1:43 1-2. So- capa, Rebel Jack, Incidental, Helen Pax ton. Al Brown. Robert Morrison and Agi- tator ran.
 Second race. selling. six furlongs--Nt- tie Jack Horner, 109 (Landry), i5 to 1, won; B. G. Fox. Ill q. Winkfield), F to 1, second; Free Coinage, 1o6 tT. Walsh). Tour. Siphou. Rival Dare and Blue Blaze ran.
 Third race. handicap. .steeplechase. short course--Dagmar; IH !Bartieyl, to l. second; Harve B. 13O (Butler). 90 to l, third. Time 3:04. King Elkwood, Coley, Gould, Patroon and Jim Taylor ran.
 Fourth race. seven. furlongs-Ittle Elm Rsn So7 to to second won aapess AiSes F. Dewey. 10s tBlake). 6 to l, third. Time 1:N. Circus. Pyrrho. Rondelle, Hutch Miller and Amigari ran.
 MT. Phinizy. Iio icoburn]. to 5, won: Little Eikin. 101 Hope), $ to l, second; Joe Doughty, Ill q. Winkfield). 15 to l. third. Time loo. Sarilla. Jena. Miss Soak and Lillian Reed ran.
 Sixth race. selling, mile-Elghor, 119 (Bfake). to l, won; Star Cotton, 114: CT. Dean). 12 to l, second; Sam Lazarus, 11s lF. Jones), to 2 third. Time 1:4 1-2. Swordsman, Frank Mcconnell, Lady Chorister. Campus. Meggs and Admiral Schley ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, selling, mile and seventy yards-Fannie Maud, s4; Lydia S, Aqua, Homage, 99: Van Hoorebeke 101; Life Line, Junaetta, 1e4; BeQueath. 106: Lord Howard. Dramburg. 109.
 Second race. maidens, six furlongs- Somersault, Sandf1ea, g; Money Back, Easter Time, 95; Churchill, Fhe Messen- ger, 97: Lady Alberta, 98; Brown Queen, Beauty Book. Floro McFlimsey. 1G5; Choirmaster. 1o7. s~ Third race. selling, mile and seventy los; .Jehn Baker, Glade Run. Saint Wood, Radford. 1Os; Choice 11O; Prince Real, Ill; Admiral Schley, 114.
 Fourth race, handicap, mile-Cast Iron, Jessie Jarboe, 90; Johnnie McCartey, 95; Grantor, SS; Andes, 100; Alfonso, 110.
 Fifth race. selling, mile and six teenth-Zack Phelps. 93; Rondelle. Pi- rates Queen, Laura's First, Shut Up, Annie Thompson, 96; Little Tim. 9S; De- lorraine, 101; Free Admission, 105: Monos, 10S.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Marie Bell, S5; Monte Himyar.t S9; Amigari, 9S; Ka- loma, sS; Add, g; Carl Khhler, 101: Eve Rice. Four Leaf c, 102; The Star of Bethlehem, Gassoon, Weird, Sir Florian, lo4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14
: Library Buiidjng.

Sealed proposals for the construction of a Free Public Library Building in the City of Montgomery. Ala. will be. received until I2 o'clock noon of January 2lst, 1902, addressed to Mr. Frank Lockwood, Montgomery, Ala
 All proposals must be accompanied by a certified check for $500, made payable to Mr. Alex Rice, Treasurer, to be forfeited should the bidder fail to enter into contract should his bid be accepted.
 The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any all bids and to accept any pro- posais deemed by them to be for the best interest of the Library Association.
 A bond furnished by a surety company &C., ceptable to the board in the sum of Sl5.ooo will be required of the successful bidder.
 Plans and specifications may be obtained of Hlr. Frank Lockwood. Architect Montgomery. Ala. FLARES COLEMAN,
 President Montgomery Library Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-14
At San Francisco.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-weather fair.
 First race. mile and hundred yards, to ,, won; Nilgari, Ill (O'Connor), 10 to l, second: Limenght. 115 Contributor, third! Time 1a7 1-2 Corriente, Ulloa, Harry Thatcher, John Welch. The Hoo- doc ran.
 Second race, eleven-sixteenths mile selling-Vantine, 120 (T. Jackson), 5 to l, won; Afghan, 112 q. Woods), to l. sec ond; First Shot, 122 (Mounce), F to l. third. Time Tor 1-2. Saul of Tarsus. Ma resa, Fridolin, Educate. Marineuse.
 Third race, ,mile--La Goleta, 104 (Ran- soml. even, won; Imp Royal Flush, 114 (o'Connor)./2 to l, second; Diomed. IL
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lL. Jackson). l-s to 1. third. Time i:A l-k Arthur Ray. Wolhurst, The Fid- dler ran. to l. won; Sea Queen. Io2 QIoar). 10 to I. second; Jim Hale, ss Q. Jackson), 10 to l, third. Time 1:fa Foul Play, Ordnung. Doublet. Dangerous Maid. Fideiioulin ran. se csss me snS nnarss yardi. F to l. won: Expedient, Ill (McGinny, 8 to l. second: Duke of York II. 10e (Math- ews). 10 to l, third. Time 1:E 3-l. Helen Smith. Monda, Key del San Juan. Rom
 sixth race. futurlty course. selling Prestano. 107 q. woods), s to 1. won; Shellmount, los fO'Connor), . to s. sec ond; The Weaver. 11o (Mounce). 2 1-2 to 1, third. Time 1:11. Legal Maxim. Ilo- waho, Sol Litchtensteih, Aragoto ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, mile, seliing--Plead, Nellie Forrest, Mallakwa, Kastaine, Darlene. 104: Fridolin, 9s; Einstein, Monteagle. Me. rops. First Shot. III; Senator Matts. In. victus Gibraltar, 1H.
 Second race. three-fourths mile, selling -Mythox, 1os: Constable. Kin Doe, Lou Welza, Rubus, 106: JacQuiminot, Torso Maid. Moabina, 10S; Commissioner Fors- ter. 1l2; Dr. Scharff. 11O; Jarretierre dor.
 Third race, seven-sixteenths mile. sell- ing-Hudson. Past Master, 1oo;t venecia, Clarinette. Tom Mitchell, @; Annie F.. 103: Montezuma, 1os; Lizzie Rice. 105.
 Sister Jeanie, ss: J. Boggs. so; Constel- lator. 112; Frank Bell, 109; Keniiworth, 119; Key Dare, 9S; Headwater. 115.
 Fifth race, mile and hundred yards, sellirg-Kath crime Ennis 102: Melwa~rh, Castake. Pat Morrissey, Rushfield, syl- van Lass 109; Tyranus, 9l; Bragg, 96; Crinkle, 101; Picador, Ill.
 Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling Midnight Chimes, lis; Parsifal, 116: King Event. 1I7; Sir Lewis. 1O4; Bassenzo. Au- tumn Time. 101; Elmido, Ned Dennis. Col onel Ballantyne, 119.
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conyicts for Hire.

Bids will be received by the Board of Reve- nue of Montgomery County: Ala. until Mon sons sentenced to hard labor for the county during the year 1902 Contractor will be reuufred to take all persons sentenced. re- eardiess of age, sex or condition, for their term of sentence, and one price for alE no classification. and comply with all laws govern fng the convict system. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 By order of the Board of Revenue of Mont
 Id C. A. ALLEN, Clerk
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SHE OF STOCK OF GOODS

Ssnled proposais for the purchase of the stock ss eoods belonging to the estate of H. aEaxcus and situated in the store on the cor ner Of Dexter Avenue and Lawrence Streets wtri bs received at the offics of Edwin F. 5ones untn t2 o'clock on Saturday. Jan. i6th. Neo2. Inventory and information as to lease Sf building can be had of Edwin F. Jones. H cheek for S25o must accompany each bid. and the right to reject any or all bids is re- gerved. EDWIN F.. JONES.
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Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples Cotton Factory. for the election of Board of Directors. will be held at the office of Greii Brothers' Company. on Jan. 2ist, at 6 o'clock ?. m. T. L. JONES.
 i'd Secretary and Treasurer.
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Stockholders Meefinq

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
 Montgomery. Ala. Dec. 18th. 1901. The regular annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Montgomery will be held at its banking rooms. in the City of Montgomery, on Tuesday. Jan I4th. 1902. for the election of directors and for the trans action Of such other business as may properly 's''.s c. STAMFORD. sot Assistant Cashier.
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Sfockhokders' Meeting

Ths annual meeting of stockholders of the raIlasses and Montgomery Railway Company VIII bs held at the offics of the company in fhs City of Montgomery. Ala. on Wednesday, uan. 22nd. 1909, at 2 o'clock noon. for the election of Directors and such other business as may be brought before said meeting. WM H. MICOU.
 84 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Stockholders MeefiHq

The annual meeting of stockholders of the THIlassee Falls Manufacturing Company will be held at the office of the Company in the City of Montgomery on Wednesday, Jan. 22nd. 1902, at i2 o'clock noon- The election Of Directors will be had and such other business ax may legally come before said meeting.
 wM. H. MlcOU,
 6f Secretary and Treasurer.