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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
Explosion DeadStTOsa.

Nueva York, Noviemb'e 49,
Por una explosion prematura de
cohetes I II Madison Square Gar
den esta noche, diez pc sanas Sc
cree que fueron muertas y IN nu'
nero considerable III lamente he
fida,
Debido al panieo y confusion
entire el geutio que aguardaba los
fetornos de Ia eleccion, fne impo-
sible hacer un calculo exacto del
n1mero de las fatalidades.
La explosion ocurri6 entire los
cohetes que iban ser dispar4do
para celebrar ell anunciamiento
de los retornos dc la election. La
explosion fue tan tremenda que
hizo pedazos los cristales en- las
ventanas de las cssas inmediatas
al parque.
/ Cuando pas6 el primer pani-
0, diez y seis p .rsonas fueron
/ hallas sin conocimiento en- e. lu'
gar donde ocurr 8 la explosion.
Algunas de estas, sin embargo,
pronto recobrarou su conocimien-
TO. Otras habian sido terrible
mente mutt aias.
Qlinientos policfas fueron LA
mldos al servicio, j el trabaio dC
cuidar de los heridos y levarlo
4 los hospitales fue pro.ecutadC
con toda la rapidez po ible. 81
dice que el nfmero de heridos NJ
bai6 de cineuenta. III nunero d.
los que fueron muertos en- el actC
assemble 4 dies.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
Las fleCciOnes en- el Orlente.

Ell resultado de las elecciones
en- el estado de Nueva York el
Martes 1ltimo, ha sido Ia sorpre-
sa de todos los politicos de la ma
cion. III estRdo de Nueva York
es el estado imperio de Ia nacion
y generalmpnte es Ell que decide
las elecciones presidenciales. re-
sultando yiesoEioYo 81 PsFtide
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

El hogar de nuestro amigo
Enrique Armijo, Sc encuer
cubierto dc luto al haber la p
videncia decretado la separac
de su padre d. Domingo Arm
La terrible enfermedad del asi
que habia venido padeciendo
algunos aiios lie corto elhilo &c q
vida el Jueves de esta sema a
cuando contaba como rs aiios G
edad.
FL seiior Armiio, aunque pobfe
Y humilde deio un registro &
honradez y cumplimiento del de
Der para con su familia y su pa
tria que lie haran siempre hcno
Es digno dc notarse que a Tesa
de su falta de medios todos !, 5
esfuerzos de su vida Sc dirigiero
a la educacion moral y practica de
su familia vivo eiemplo de
cual es Don Enrique, professor ca
ificado en- Ia escuela del Distrit
No. 4.
Lamentan la despedida del |
nado sn esposa Dofa Peregrirg
y uos hiios, Enrique y Auastasis
quienes extendemos nuestre
condolencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

La inexorable tisis, fiebre cer
bral y otras complications GO
taron el hilo de la vida, ell JueH'
de esta semana, al honesto j6ve-
Daniel Garcia, cue contaba G
mo % amos de edad. FL ser
Garcia era residente de Pa
rito, condado de Guadalupe
habia venido en- busca de ate
dencia medica algunos dias an
de su muerte.
Deja para llorar su tempra
iespedida 4 su esposa, Doia a
lonita Gonzales y dos nihos.
di6 sepultura 4 sus restos mo
les en- ell cementerio de San j
de esta ciudad.
Reciba su esposa y deu,
uuestra sentida condolencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
SOmbrererIa de ScHOras.

Las sefioras que quieran COM
prar sombreros 4 la dltima moda
y los mas hermosos articulos de
arte, todo q precios atractiyos-
sumamente baratos haran bien
en- ocurrir al establecimiento de
Ia Sra. Malboeuf, No. 524, Gale
Sexta, Plaza Nueya.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
NO TRANSGRESEN.

A todos 4 quieues concierne aviso que
habiendo 70 rentado IA Sec, l6 del Ca
bildo 10 al nofte do N hilera 25, orien.
te, prevengo A todo u Aundo se abstrn
gan dc % tear toda ase de gsnado 0
de manera alganR trhnsgrese sobre di
cho terrst1. \ cuglqpiera persona qua
10 hloiere seya prcsesadg segun ia ley
IT. cFFlFq GAFaiA'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

La compahia Joyera, Luian-
Lucero, de la Gale del Puente.
esta lista para satistacer los mas
caprichosos gustos en- joyeria de
hligrana, relojes de mesa J de
boisa 2 articulos de adoruo a pre-
clos cRe deaadap cewwiicipR' If.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

No tenemos queja contra la or
ganizaeion republican, en- haber
hecho los grandes esfuerzos que
hic eron para gauar, psro 81 de-
nunciaremos como 10 merecen los
actos de individuos que sc presta-
ron pasa Ia Gnrruae'qn. Esos.Els
es parasites de la humanidad re-
cibiran toda la municion de nues-
ira pluma.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

Los jueces de election, Juan f.
Jaramillo y Narciso Salas, con-
trario a la ley, al derecho y a 81
solemre jurameuto rehusaror
permitir votar al senior Diego
Trujillo, un votante legal. Sc
meiante corruption desgracia a la
comunidad y al coniado y marcs
4 dichos jueces con el ferro de la
iufamia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
tCOs de Ia Election.

Ell partido republicano ha te-
uido al condado por los ultimos
cuatro ahos sin agrimensor al ha-
Der electo personals que no COM
preudeu la profession. NADIA illus.
IRA mejor que ESQ la falta del ver-
dadero repuhlica niSmo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

La conducta obsereada por los
ileces &c los precintos 5 y Ga en-
iaber rehnsado un secretario q Ia
30 icion, ha marcado para STEM.
IRE sus nombres con el fierro de
a infamia, ST robaron votos 8
10, tai vez nuuca Sc sabra, pc
i Sc sabe que la irtencion
ra corrdpta cuaudo SC pusieron
n a ttu de rehusarlo, pues min.
gun motive siuo el lie cometer
ictos deshonestos 10 podria ila.
per ludutido d negarse. A nnso.
ros no ros daban veutaja nj Sc
a quitaban al republican,, (sal.
70 ventaja de defra idar) Que
i pueblo recuerde eso' nombres
ION la lritrca que ellos mismos Sc
1au echado,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

RduauRn I'll Vfentre con las CnscaretYs
TAs f,ldaras sCHndy Jathariies" curan Ia cons
upAcion permAHtrtemenfe, l0c, 26e 81 no eur
eIbgtlcafio devuelVe el dinerc
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
Como haInn -nn Iilnonesf

nr Hobbs spsraggs Pills cuFan toda ciase q
en6ermedaios de lps rhnnes. NDestras gr6ti,
Dfijetre sterling Re u~ly Co. Chicago N Y,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

No obstante haber perdido la
nay oria de los candidates fusio-
1istas, ei resultado dc la election
ue una gran victoria contra el
partido republicano, 81 conside-
amos la fuersa de Ia oposicion,
NADIA mencs que 400 votos repu-
> icauos responder al tiro del
;ordel de las querellas pendientes
IN la corte, y NADIA menos que
tuinientos fuerou corrompidos
;on el lucro sucio. Cuando Sc
oua EN- cneuta tan gigantes des-
fentsi jas debrntos considerar que
,emos tenido una gloriosa victo
il y que el pus5lo en- su genera
lidad es honesto,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08
LiDrGlh HiSD2ll- Americana.

Esta Lbre en gran surdo de bros mexcno vendsA
pcos os red0cido one am6 80 han vo estA re-
obendo darsmene gsnes cndades de nncos de esue de-
abrir ug pafs eos para eo hay reduci Ia
pe collection noveas oda cse de obra de literature
pscos comparacon Todos estos bro de 10 mor
pubca Repdbca Mexoana amben Barcelona Espa
Cataogo pecos reduodos sean enyados gGs
todos los que los pidsn No olyden lugar direction
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-11-08

NADIA ilustra mejor la iasen,i-
bilidad del partido republieano 4
10 hcnesto que el resultado de la
election de los conisionados. Ell
1ombre mas honesto recibi6 casi
rs yotos meuos que el mas desho-
1esto que corria en- su boleto.
Don Roman Gallegos ha dado
pruebas dc honestidad, mientrss
lue su colega les ha dado palpa-
b es de que es ft1uy preocupado.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16
STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Work of the Convention at Tusca-
loosa. Other News.

Tuscaloosa. May 15-(Special 1.-The
second days session of the State Dental
Association was called to order this morn
ing at Q o'clock, by President Mlrrin Of
Birmingham. There were perhaps a
larger number present than yesterday. A
report of the committee on the Presidents
address was presented and adopted. DR.
r. Boyd Boyles read very interesting
paper by DR.. l.. c. Noel of Nashville
Tenn. on Diagnosis" which was dis
cussed at length by Drs. G. S. Vann. ]
Y. Crawford II. b. Tiletson S. w.
Foster and ]. w. Grassland Names
were then brought before the Association
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The DAD Fellows Adjourn.

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows ad-
journed this afternoon. after selecting
Tuscaloosa as the next place of meeting.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were installed:
John Ellis, Admission, Grand Master.
]. Burgher. Birmingham. Deputy Grand
Master.
E. L. Mcdders, Biocton. Grand Warden.
H. c. Weaver. Huntsville. Grand Secre-
tary.
J. c. Bowie. Tslladega. Grand Treas
urer.
r All of the delegates to the Grand Lodge
were delighted with their reception in
Selma and resolutions Of thanks to all
those who had shown them courtesies
were passed. This has been the best
meeting OF the Grand Lodge that has
ever been had In the State.
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JOHN sHERRILL AKRAIGNED.
Charged With the Murder OF Joe
King--Aged Woman Dies.

Russellville, May 15.-(SpeciaD-Ine
second week of Circuit Court here began
Monday WIN the arraignment OF Jonn
Sheriff., charged with the murder OF
Bob King Today was set for the trial'
special venire of fifty men was orde?-
ed chosen. Sheriff. killed King about q
year ago in row on Kings place by
striking him on the head with a fence
rail He escaped but came BACK apout
two weeks ago and gave himsei1 up.
Judge Aston, supernumerary Judge, Is
presiding this week, vice Judge Almon
who is still too i'll to leave his home
In Tuscumfia. The grand jury so far mas
brought in tlirty-eight indictments. tne
greater portion of them for mlsoemean-
ors.
Mrs. Rachel Baggett, aged Jos years
died this week at the home of her great
grandson. Dee Martin, four miles trorl
town. She retained the use of all OF her
faculties up to within week OF ner
death, when her appetite failed ana she
died from exhaustion. Born in East len
nessee in 1890. Mrs. Baggett had the aus
tinctfon of having lived in three CEN
furies. She had lived near the place OF
her death for eighty years.
The REGISTRARS are winding up inelr
work here this week. So far 2,0ol nave
registered, only ten of whom are coloreo'
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able to toddle the young sovereign has
Seen just as any other hoy in the whole
world would be. His companions have
heen those of his own and his mothers
choice Their rank has had little or
nothing to do with those whom he might
gee fit to number among his intimates.
AS a rule they have been the sons of
members of the court and Of people with.
rfhom the Queen Regent IS on terms of
Intimacy. Alfonso has manifested dig
position to realize the dignity and meat-
Ing of his rank and so has exercised II
most commemorate discretion in tie
sin lllest detail Of his department
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

He does not assume any pdrucu ll
dress ahout the court. but isAalmost CON
finualiy dressed in the regulation uni
form Of his army Even after his coro-
naIan he will continue to wear the uni
fe III. and when reviewing the army, that
il oiicial1y, he will wear the uniform
?. a captain general
apart from the generally accepted idea
regarding the coloring of the Spanish
people, Alfonso favers his mother. and
Is semi blonde. His eyes are a deep,
thoughtful brown. and his features are
all well formed and with the rich col
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Returned from Manila.

Two or three years ago Dick Atkins "a
Selma boy, enlisted in the navy and was
at the fall of Pekin. He was then sent
20 Manila and made several trips to
Australia. For about year past he
has been stationed at Cavite. near
Manila He frequently wrote letters
home and they have proven very enter
Raining. He has returned to America.
and is now In Brooklyn He has been
detailed as one of the representatives OF
Uncle Sans navy to attend the corona
zion OF King Edward VII. and will be
aboard the Brooklyn. the former nag shin
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which resulted In the election Of the
following members: J.. w. Marsh OF
Coilinsville. s. F. Neighbors and L. A.
GRUMPY of Birmingham. DR.. Boyle gave
a very helpful clinic on separative teeth,
which was followed by a blackboard
clinic by DIR. Eastwood of Atlanta, which
proved great benefit to the entire AS
sociation. The afternoon session was de-
voted 10 the reading Of papers and re-
ports of committees. Tonight the AS
ISOLATION was given a special recital by
tine faculty of the Alabama Central
Female College in the Senate chamber
OF the Old State Capitol. After which
the body was invited to meet the faculty
and the students of the college. At 1910
they repaired to the Washington Hotel
whore an elgant Banquet was given py
the dentists Of the city.
At the meeting of the City Council last
evening. an ordinance was passed fixing
hack stands in the different sections OF
the city. 1t was found necessary to en-
ploy a pound keeper again. as some
are letting their stock run at large. A
carload Of lumber was ordered. with
which to repair bridges, etc. The board
appropriated $1,340 for the public schools,
for the session Of 1902 and 1903 This
appropriation is apart from the funds
that the school receives. Together With
another lesser appropriation this year,
the school has an income OF 5000.
Tuscaloosa has been thoroughly IN
tested with thieves for the past few days
They are very bold and usually make
their raids in the early part of the even
ing. when they are least expected. The
police force Is using every effort to sup
press them. Mrs. Jennie Battle in East
End lost several valuable articles yester-
day.
George Nelson. nephew Of DR.. Robert
Nelson of this city. who went to Texas
to attend the reunion. was married Sun
day afternoon to Miss Ruth Owen. at the
home Of her parents 1t Nebo, Cherokee
County. Texas. They left Immediately
for their home in Tuscaloosa and arrived
here yesterday. afternoon.
The Tuscaloosa dispensary made its re-
port for the month of April to the City
Council last evening. The business for
the month was as follows: Smallest
days sale. s131. S.; largest days sale,
$4,000; average days sale, SEAS. Total
packages sold, 1905; average daily
packages, CSC. Total month sales. So
7S3.65. s..
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READY Tor operation.
OF the Jericho settlement, died a fey
days ago after short Illness. He was
arranging to come to Marion Saturday
when he was taken suddenly I'll. He
gradually grew worse until he died. He
leaves large family. The remains were
inferred in the Bethlehem Cemetery.
]. E. Andrews of Yonkers and IT. ].
Preston of Orange. of New York respect
lively, were unheralded visitors to Marion
this week. They represent large capital
and their visit was for the purpose OF
looking over the field with the view of
putting in an oil mill and possibly "a
cotton factory. They were taken in
charge by Councilman Dozier and shown
over the city. They expressed themselves
They were non-committal. however, as
to the real purport of this visit, but
simply remarking an oil mill seemed a
much needed industry, and there appear
ed no reason why cotton mill could
not be made to pay located in this favor
ed home OF the staple This section at
last is fast gaining. favor. with those
and 1t will not be long until the hum of
the cotton spindles will be heard. while
other suitable industries will follow
rapidly III the wake Big profits stand
awake those who are now siumherins
over mines of wealth that need only u
little industry TO develop.
The towns and villages along the Sell
ma and Tuscaloosa branch of the South
ern Railroad are making an effort to Sc
cure a through schedule to Birmingh am.
A petition of 800 names was forwarded
yesterday to the Birmingham Board of
Trade which Is lending it's influence
to secure the schedule, AS now run Tus
caloosa is the terminal and passengers
have TO lay over either in Akron or
Tuscaloosa all night to make any outside
connection, mourning a hotel bill any
hack hire about equal to one railroad
fare from Marion to Birmingham.
Monday afternoon the Methodist ladies
gave a social on the Episcopal Church
grounds to the girls of the seminary and
the Judson Institute and cadets OF the
Marion Military Institute who have been
attending divine services at the Metho-
dist Church during the sessions OF these
schools now closing.
The annual debate. between the two
literary societies of the Marion Military
Institute will take place Friday night,
May %. This occasion is always locke
forward to with much interest by the
students of the two female schools as
we'll as the citizens.
Mrs. u. VI. Lide and Mr.. n. Y. Howe
have ben appointed administrators of the
estate of Captain John HOWE, deceased
1t is estimated that this estate will reach
near 500. oO0. Captain Howe left no will.
The property will be divided betwe IN
seven heirs.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16
TAMPA EXCURSION MAY serH.

The Plant Systems Special train excur-
sion to Tampa. May 26th. Is the greatest
trip ever offered for the money. Only
$500 round trip. Tickets coed seven
days. Pullman Sleepers and Day Coaches.
Write w. ". Lifsey. Division Passenger
Agent, for sleeper reservations.
ady-tf
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sponsible for the color and richness of
the blood, which determines both health
and beauty. The right amount of iron
Eorfifies her against the maladies peculiar
her sex, and insures that beauty of
Eorm and feature which is her right.
The preparation of iron, which. after
p shalf-century's test. to-day stands un-
gaatched, is DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, for
he reason that it Is the most potent Of
an known remedies in making new, rich
I lood. It clears the complexion, gives
sparkle to the eye. and rounds out the
form.
Montgomery, Ala. Dec. II, 1901.
= @Our family has used the DR.. Harter
Medicines for years. and think DIR. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic is the best medicine I
have ever taken. have found nothing
20 good for headache, from which all OF
our family suffer, as your Little Liver
Pills. They never fail to relieve"
Mrs. Il. McQueen-Carter,
No. Cos s. Hull st.
0keee gsasssies thst absys testimonial 10 ssasinsS
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16
OF CENTRAL CITY
Advertiser Bureau.
Selma, May Is

<AuFcTtiScF 0Hfedus
Selma, May Is.
o2 Gesner Williams Of Demopoiis, Is
= Nleitcr to Selma. being delegate to
- Grand Lodge. I. o. o.. F. He is
- - from severe spell of illness and
- eppsnrance indicates the terrible
tEreol through which he has passed. He
1o)6xEhs your correspondent that things
- IN the up grade in Demopo.is. Thirty
- days ago he sold his home in the
o1l(1a Of the city and thought he would
&esrdIng for awhile. He changed
m1nA, however. and concluded to
i home. On looking around for a
- lot on which TO erect home,
n1yns he found only twelve vacant
~ sale in the old portion of the
- cheapest Of which was $50 and
~ from that up to $1,000 He final
~ U11ht an inside lot with a frontage
4 - let for $50, which goes to show
pemopolis real estate IL advancing.
III big cement works that have been
013< 4here have caused the price Of real
0Gk4to to 20 sky ward, and as conse-
U.9Gce lots that went begging few
S@nru ago are now commanding fine
~ oud around Dsmopolis is in flourish
~ condition and the people are contented
- happy. There Is no doubt OF the
Gn&t that Demopolis Is one Of the coming
4opue Of West Alabama.
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w. N. Carson of Boguechitto was a
visited to the city yesterday.
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Beauty Is
Blood Quality.

A woman's face usu-
ally tells the condition
Of her health. The ills
Of womankind tend to
Danish the bloom Of
youth, impair the COM
plexion, and leave the
imprint of their raw
ages on every line Of
the countenance.
The true cause of the
premature marks Of
age and loss Of female
beauty is that the skin
is fed with impure and
impoverished blood.
The depth or de-
gree of beauty y Is
guaged by the blood
rttyalifw Troa su "a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

A rumor Is being circulated that ex-
Representative Louis johnson of Orrviile
will be in the race for member of the
Board of Revenue. An effort has been
made to get him to run for the Legisla-
ture, but if the above rumor proves cor
rect IT seems that he prefers to be a
member of the Board
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The amateur gardeners and the big
planters alike are still praying for rain.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Col. Harvey =. Jones. State Back Tax
Commissioner, is a visitor to the city to-
day. Colonel Jones has a great many
friends in Selma, and they all approve of
his way Of enforcing the back tax law.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Mrs. A. r. Nixon of Mobile is the CUES
of Mrs. A. b. Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

T. D. Matkin of Linden was In the city
today on his way home from the Dallas
reunion. He says he saw corn that had
been laid by. which was as high as his
head while in Southern Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Sol Reese has resigned his place with
Peacock's Foundry and has accepted a
better position with the Alabama Car and
Foundry Company of Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Rev. w. p. Armstrong. one Of the pro-
fessors in Princeton. is at home On a
visit. y.
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Mayor Mcleod requested the Chief OF
Police to inform the saloons not to sell
John Crawford, negro. any more whis-
key, as he Is a confirmed drunkard.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The Selma Study Club met with Mrs
Converse this afternoon.
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CAPITALISTS VISIT MARION.
Intimated That New Industries May
BE Result

Marion, May 15-CSpeciaD-The Marion
Ginnery and Milling Company Is putting
tn the round bale system and when the
next ginning season opens 1t will be
ready for operation.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

Hon. Massey Wilson. candidate for At
torney-General, Is visitor to Selma to-
day. He has a great many friends here
who would like to see him succeed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-16

The Odd Fellows referred the matter
of building an orphans home back to the
lodges. to Nbe voted on. This probably
disposes of the matter.