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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
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AGRADEICIDOS

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
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que han parecido en oil coMbats en- cue los Ia
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

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Fkbrfca d,s fah6u nArca 4RonknD stable
sfdA en- HAt,- hey (RiIo- -Pisdrasl da Succession
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EehevArTla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
WILL ATTEND COMMENCEMENT.
Governor Will Go to Tuscaloosa and
Auburn =

During the month Of June Governor
Jelks will be absent several times from
the State Capitol in attendance upon tine
commencement exercises CT the State
University at Tuscaloosa. the exercises
at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at
Auburn and the encampments of the regi-
ments and battalions of the National
Guard.
The Board of Trustees of the State
University will meet in Tuscaloosa to-
morrow and Governor Jelks will be
present. He will leave Montgomery this
evening or tomorrow morning and will
probably remain in Tuscaloosa until
Wednesday.
Monday of next week the Governor will
go to Auburn to attend a meeting Of the
Board of Trustees of the Alabama Poly
technic Institute and the commencement
exercises. He will be accompanied by
the members of his staff who will assist
him in reviewing the Auburn corps of
cadets. The corps at Tuscaloosa will
not be reviewed.
Later in the month Governor Jelks will
visit the practice encampment of the LIST,
End and 3rd infantry, which will proba-
bly, be held respectively in Mobile, Selma
and Birmingham. On these trips it is
expected that he will be accompanied by
the members of his staff and a day will
be set apart by the officers of the regi-
ments for the reception Of the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
MRS. TR1MBL1rs SCHOOL.
Pupils Who Received Honors at
Select Institution.


The twenty-eighth annual session of
Mrs. Trimble's select school closed
Thursday morning. completing one of the
history. There were no graduates and
no formaiities, except the presentation OF
the medals and prizes.
Miss Annie May Grigg has stood No.
1. A each month for the past three years,
but she voluntarily and magnanimously
withdrew from the contest. The scholar
ship medal was awarded to Misses Louise
Davant and Ethel Pelzer. Miss Anna
Pelzer also had a perfect year.
Miss VIII O'Dell Dickerson won the
deportme mt medal, which was merited also
by Misses Monte NJ. Vaughan, Eugenia
Fraser, Amelia Hill, Helen Reeves. lnez
Stuart, Annie Lucie Stuart and George
Bibb.
Four special prizes were awarded as
follows: To Miss Efiie NJ. Wagner for
best ready writer: to Master George Bib
for penmanship; tn Miss Louise .Davant
for composition; 20 Miss Annie May Grigg
for spelling and defining.
The following young ladies. deserved
special mention for excellence: Miss
Tinsie Moore for French; Misses Lucille
Watts and Mabel Ashurst for mathe-
MATES; Miss Clara ELY for Latin; Miss
Eugenia Fraser for literature; Misses
Monte M. Vaughan and Alice Roper for
history; Masters Lister Hill and Robert
Grigg for spelling.
All the names mentioned had first
honors for each month of attendance.
having received an average of over 90 l-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
THE GARDEN CONTEST.
Suggestions as to Inspection OF
Yards.

The Garden Editor of The Advertiser
has received several suggestions in regard
to the judges in the Garden Contest. but
he would like to hear from ali of the
contestants.
A contest of this character is different
from the ordinary. The Advertiser
therefore desires to have general ex-
preston as to the method of selecting the
Judges who will decide as TO the prizes.
In the meantime let all those interested
remember that each days work in the
garden means a step nearer success. II
the drouth has parched the grass and
wilted the plants, or If the heavy rain
has beaten down the flowers and broken
the tender shoots, remember that other
gardens have suffered equally from the
sun and the rain and take courage. Per-
severance will work wonders and in the
case of gardens, at least, it is the watch
ed pot that boils.
The time of inspection by the judges
has not yet been decided upon and the
Garden Editor invites suggestions in re-
| gard to this as we'll as the judges.
The following suggestions have been
received
| "The Garden Editor:
by all means let the judges be men
who understand the growth and beauty
of gardens They might be Montgomery
men, or outsiders, or perhaps TWO from
a distance and one from the city.
THAT they should be men incapable oil
prejudice or Partially goes without say
/ ing. An Interested Outsider.
| 1.-The Garden Editor:
1T appears to me that July would be
| good time to award the prizes. BY
that time the decorative plants such as
| cannas and coleus will be at their hest
and the heat of summer will not have
! dried and borwned the grass. If the
gardens are not in their prime by July l,
when will they be? &c. L. s."
THE Garden Editor:
LAS the hour approaches for our
Amateur Flower Contestants to disband.
l wish to say one little word to each.
BE mindful with your flowers of those
| lying on beds of suffering. As we give
our fragrant offerings it not only brings
happiness to our hearts but also to the
hearts of others. Each bud and flower
given to some poor lonely sufferer may
they teach the lesson of chid-lke trust.
He who clothes each little flower is not
forgetful of His Children Our Heavenly
Father ministers to the lily, He also min
listers to us.
LET us remember there are beds of pain
and lonely hearts in the wards of our
city infirmaries, and each one of us has
some duty to perform. Let us send, or
give our flowers. hoping that those who
receive them may not forget to love and
trust the One who decks the lily of the
field. NJ H. T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

ed in a reversal OF the score and Ken
drick now leads by one point 349 to 3iS
Finn who Is in third place. has been
showing rare form the past week EEK and
ner. However, with ony two nights Of
the contest left he will have to hustle to
Win.
An records were smashed the past week
and all OF them by good margins. The
improvement has been consistent
The records are as follows: High jump
Lathrop. 5 feet; running broad jump
Kendrick, II feet 10 inches; running high
kick. Tisdale, s feet inches; standing
broad jump. Tisdale. 10 feet; shot put.
Paterson, 20 feet 5 inches.
The scores of the leaders in the medal
contest are Kendrick, $780, Tisdale 34S:
Finn. 316: Hutz, 296; Lath-op, z7e: Locke
~; Harmon, 81; Paterson. ~; Jones. us;
Following the contest which closes this
week will be handicap contest to run
during June. In this contest all the men
stand an even show to win, the poorer
athletes being given handicaps on the
better ones. The events will be the same
as in the present contest and ribbons
will be given to the winners of first, sec
ond and third in each event.
The contest for the Holloway medal in
the Boys Department goes to Beale
Travis. who holds the medal for one
Travis. $50; Coins. SIS; Clark. 40: David
son, 467: Watts, 452: Glover. 4i3; Carlson.
&3; McManus. 3i9: Castor. 80; Schmidt.
u.s. Miles, 165.
The best records in this contest were
broad jump. Travis. Is feet inches; shot
puts q feet inches; Travis. high jump.
Coins. feet 2 inches: twelve yard dash.
two seconds y Clark.
The Ruth medal was won by Ed Fer
relI. This contest has been the best OF
all and the leaders are closely buncheo
If form counts. Terrell will have hard
time to keep the medal this month Tor
the other fellows are pushing him hard
The score was: Ferrell $50; BroWer, 5.o'
Hammond, 1863; Hall .346: Shepard. Sos
Snodgrass, 900: Brooks, 29s: Nickels, 259.
The best records in this contest are:
Running broad jump. Hammond IL feet
II inches; running high jump. Terrell. )
feet inches; standing broad lump. Ham
mond, feet 8 inches; twelve Yard dash,
Shepard, . is seconds: 30 yard potato
race Brewer. Al So seconds.
The gymna Sd am attendance during MAY
shows Il large increase over MAY 1871
The attendance last year was 100 TINS
year it was 63S. The attendance for the
three months. March. April and Nav was
2,s41, as against S75 for the same three
months of last year. an increase Of l6'
per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
A CHILDREN's SERVICE.
An Interesting Program is to Be
Rendered.

An Interesting Program is to BE
3E Rendered.
A ChiIdrens Day service will be held
at the Methodist Protestant Church on
Bibb Street this evening at o'clock.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged as follows:
1. Opening chorus responsive reading
and prayer
.. Greeting
3. Gilpins argument.
4. The truth for all lands.
5. Singing-In the Lands Beyond the
Sea.
g. The Rosebud Band.
Z. Maggie's Mite.
g. Sweet Thoughts for Bright Tots.
g. Singing-Happy and Singing.
TO- The Flower and the Sword.
H. My Lady.
T.. The Kingdom of Heaven.
10 Singing-Happy Hearts, Sing Out.
IA. when | am Man.
IS. Professional.
16. Thought Gems in Jewelcd Words.
II. singing-Marching Orders.
Is. Dependence.
10. Mollie Lunns Letter.
20. The Soliloquy and Voice.
81 Singing-Raise the Cross
%. A Young Mans Soliloquy.
%. No Money.
"a Singing-Cheerfully Give.
%. To Give is to Live.
26 Collection.
u. slrging-The Victor's Song Wen
Sing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
DIR. GREGORY AT Y. M. c. A.
Distinguished Minister to Speak
This Afternoon.

The meeting for rlen at the Young
Mems Christian Association Building
this afternoon will be addressed by Rev.
Q. F. Gregory u. D.. of Baltimore. who
Is in Montgomery TODAY to fill the pulpit
OF the Fir Bantist Church during Or.
Stakely's absence in South Carolina.
DIR. Gregory is the gifted pastor of the
Broadway Baptist Church of Baltimore.
end one of the ablest ministers In his
denomination. He is widely known
Southern Baptists as one of the secreta-
RIGS of the Southern Baptist Convention.
a position he has filled for number of
years.
The YOUNG men of Montgomery will
doubtless avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity riven them this afternoon to hear
Or. Gregory. The meeting win begin at
4 O. clock. closing at o'clock.
The fellow who is out for tho dough
takes the cake.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
A NOTE OF APPRECIATION.
rom Montgomry Delegates to Ala
bama Federation.


mpa, Before the echoes of the Convention of
cara alabama Federation of Women's
carr Tbs. die away, we the deleg cation from
VS. u lntgomery wish to record our apprecia-
& !, ~ nc, n of a Montgomery woman who was
mo n esent at the convention, not dele
lal to- but as a newspaper representative
der delightful woman held by many in af-
n FIR .tionate esteem, for she spends her time
* u rgely in presenting to an admiring
- " lblic the good deeds of her sex,
or]- Fishing them up to make them shine
Id ln this naughty world.
Among all the charming women at the
8 --Decaturs, and they were many-she was
distinguished for grace and beauty, Ex-
employing in her own bearing the wo-
man who is never aggressive" amiable
and unobtrusiVe, she yet feels the res
possibility of her position as one of the
most prominent newspaper women OF the
State, and is resolutc in the line OF her
duty. She reports faithfully, moved by
loyalty to the newspaper she represents,
while, at the same time, she shows SYM
pathetic interest in the work of the club
women. Three times thrce( and a tiger,
- If she wants it, to Mrs. j. NJ deCottes
of The Montgomery Advertiser
Mrs. A. T. GOODWIN,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Falkner.
a. Mrs. C. T. Ruff,
Mrs. A. G. Forbes,
Miss NOmia Carter.
Delegates from Montgomery clubs to the
eighth annual convention of the Ala
bama Federation OF Women's Clubs
held in the Decaturs May 20-23, 1902.
Try our IS cent per pound cakes
They are right.
The Noe Redit, 3 Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
EYES
NOT
ALIKE.

Only about one person
in ten he's eyes that are
just alike. Sometimes
one is far-sighted and
the other near-sighted.
Sometimes one is perfect
and the other defective.
Sometimes one is just a
little weaker than the
other, sometimes q great
deal. Such eyes cannot
be fitted with ready
made spectacles, for IN
all ready-made glasses
the lenses are Of the
same power. If you find
a pair that seems to TIT
you, it is really helping
only the best eye. The
eye which needs help
most is left to get worse.
| fit each eye sepa-
rately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

Monday night, $50, on the lawn Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon We'll, 4o2 S. Law
renee St., "In a Persian Garden"
under the direction of Mrs. Minnie
Fish Griffin. Admission scots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

Here's a real sacrifice. We offer the bea.Iti-
full corner lot. 5oxl So. on Jackson and King
ST. 500. II you have $1,000 to invest you
VIII find no better place to put It
II sold on Monday. we offer a handsome
lot on west side Virginia Avenue, near Mildred.
at the greatest eacr'fice any piece CT property
has ever been sold on the streets. Ii you want
this lot, we will lend you on long time the
whole cost of any house you may wish to build.
We rental agents for one OF the best
warehouse stores Commerce Street. This
property has ttackage facilities over all tho
railroads and the rent Is very cheap.
For se25 cash we will sell you very nice
piece of negro property close in and Ientei 70
tenants who pay In advance. lhi5 II "
per cent net investment.
We have for sale on Commerce Street a
piece of property that Is the very cheapest
investment in Montgomery IL you are m
tereeted. cali on us write for particulars.
81 500 cash will buy two pieces of central
negro property that will net you 10 per cent
II YOU want an up-to date, nobby, charming
little cottage house for So, ooo-95oo cash, bal
ance long time-we can sui. you perfectly
sl,25o thaif cash, will buy dwelling in
Firth Ward that will make you an absolutely
sufe investment
For rent cheap till Oct. list. the brick store
house on Red Bridge Road. formerly occupied
by Gabriel.
For So 500 we can give you an 8 per cent.
net investment.
II. NJ. Kohn & Son,
Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Agents
26A Commerce st.
- 49, .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
THE Y. M. C. A. GYMNASIUM.
Much Interest Manifested in Athletic
Sports.

This week will witness the last of the
contest in athletics at the Young Men
Christian Association gymnasium Pat
terson's team has big lead and unless
the unexpected Happens this team should
be an easy winner.
Interest centers in the contest for the
gold medal. Three men have good show
for il and this week will see some hard
work by all of them After Tuesday
night Tisdale led Kendrick nv nne point,
33I to $50. Thursday night eYsnts result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
Lawn Party.

There will be a lawn party and dance
at Highland Park Wednesday afternoon
and night for the benefit of the Temple
fund Refreshments will be served.
adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
A MOVEMENT
For a Monument on the Grave of the
Tate Bjshop jackson.

At an informal meeting of the clergy
during the recent session of the Council
of the Episcopal Church in the Dioces"
of Alabama, it was UNANIMOUSLY decld, q
to place a monument over BlShop -acE-
sons grave. Contributions for this pur-
noee may he sent to the treasurer of the
fund rev. Stewart Mcqueen, 96 Mobile
Street, Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

Talk about a woman working for her
church; 1t is said nan worked 50 hard
for the Elks fair last Sunday that ne
tainted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

For Canteloupes, Tomatoes, Peach
es, all kinds of Meats and Vege-
tables, call phone 800.
r. S. CLOUD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

Here's a real sacrifice. We offer the bea.rti
full corner lot, 5ox $50. on Jackson and kins
Streets, for S 900. This property Is worth
$500. II you have S 900 to invest you
VIII find no better place to put 1t. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
administrators Sale of Vaiu0bei
Real Estate.

By virtue Of an order Of sale made by the
Probate Court of Montgomery County. State
of Alabama. the 2nd day of April. and
May gath. 1902. l. the undersigned. Charles
B. Toasley. administrator of tho estate OF
outcry for cash to the highest bidder on Mon
day the 23rd day Of June, 1902. the real es-
tate belonging to the estate of said Julia WIZ
son. deceased. described as follows, to wit;
Lot ten 0o) of the Wilson Plat" fronting
fifty 800 feet the west side of Pleasant
Avenue and running back one hundred nifty
1907 feet lot seventeen u7) on the west
side OF Pleasant Avenue, in the same plat.
fronting forty-nine (49D feet on the said ave
nue. and running back one hundred nifty uool
feet: lot tWenty-s 900 Of said plat fronting
nifty feet on said avenue and running back
one hundred fifty 1901 feet; lot forty-onr CID
of sald plat, fronting fifty 800 feet On the
east side OF Pleasant Avenue and running
back one hundred forty-seven (i47l feet; lot
ninety-eight 1897 of the same plat fronting
forty-nine (4el feet ON the north side OF Jen
Davis Avenue and running back one hundred
fifty q 800 feet, and lot number eleven I'D or
said plat. fronting forty-nine t49) feet on the
west side of Pleasant Avenue and running
back one hundred fifty O5o) feet. All of said
property being in the City and County OF Mont
gon1ery, State of Alabama. The said Wilson
plat Is recorded in Plat Book No. !, page So
in the office Of the Probate Judge OF Mcnt-
gomery County. Alabama, said sale being
made to pay the debts OF said estate.
CHARLES 3. TEASLEY.
Administrator of the Estate OF Julia Wilson,
deceased. su-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
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Advertisements will be inserted in
this column, under any classified
heading. at these rates: Twenty
five cents for twenty-five words or
less, each insertion, and one cent
per word for twenty-five words or
{ over. each insertion. Cash must
accompany each advertisement.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

r. NJ. Kohn 3 Son.
Real Estate, Fire nnd Life Insurance Agents.
26h Commerce st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
For Sale.

We offer the rare opportunity In securing
the protest corner lot on $. Perry Street,
with improvements thereon. This is a chance
of life time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

Try our IS cent per pound cakes
They are right.
The Noe Redit, 8 Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

$4,000 will purchase a splendid 2-story
DIV cling in good condition and situated on a
large lot on S. Perry Street. which Is a bar
gain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

We are rental agents for one OF the best
warehouse stores on Commerce Street. This
property has ttackage facilities over all tho
railroads and the rent Is very cheap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

We have some valuable business property
for sale which will only be on the market a
short while.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

~--------->----~-
sAFFoLD writes accident insurance. Bass
ment Moses Building. suit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

It. NJ. Kohn & Son,
Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Agents.
26A Commerce st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

FOR SALE-Beautifui lot Bellingers
& Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

For S626 cash we will sell you a very nice
piece of negro property close in and rented 70
tenants who pay In advance. This Ii ~
per cent net investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

YOUNG lady stenog- lpher who s mex
perienccd, desires position for experience more
would be expected Address Box IS, Mont
gOmery Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

FOR SALE--A No. ! square piano. y perfect
chairs, large extension table, $50 y. Ferry
Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
WANTED-sITUATION

WANTED-A position a. foreman, sslesm2n
collector orof same nature. Address y. !. a.
RdervIlle. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01

STEEL STOCKS-Wanted. manager for the
sale of stock Of the Tacoma Co. Tacoma.
Wash; a steel corporation; write for particu-
lars. DO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
-
WANTED-MALE HELP.

500 WEEKLY and expenses for men to sell
speciality. Great Western Mfg. Co., Daven-
port. la.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19

crossbones. This. then, was the req
son we were going so fast, and why
the shots had been fired at US.
Whisz! Bang! the boat was nearly
overturned. Whizz! This was getting
altogether too interesting. There was
but one gun on the Cloudland, and
that was a six-pound rapid-fre, on the
quarter deck. One Of the few pas
sengers aboard was an instructor OF
gunnery at the naval academy and he
was given charge OF the gun. Boom-m!
the pirate ship fell to pieces like
pack of clouds and went In all direc-
tons: then the deck on which stood
rose up and knocked me on the head.
When I came to lay in my bunk
with a bandage round my head.
whats the matter?" said the ply
stefan, interpreting my look. why.
those fellows shot on their gun Just
before they were blown up and the
shot passed so near you that you were
: thrown down. See?
z By this time we had reached st:
Louis and I, was relieved, on account OF
my head; the police were notified ana
when, the police boat went back !
obtained permission to accompany
them. When we reached the place We
found the boat scattered over ten
acre field, and the flag torn into hny
sIrins. We each took one of these 70
Keen as a souvenir; mine has a TOW
CT teeth on. it, from the upper Jaw III
=11fh crane Howard Lake, MINI.