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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
UP A srEEpLE ON HORSEBACK
Marvellous Performances of Intrepid
 Riders and Their Animals.
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 Some of the feats of horesmanship on record are so marvellous as to be almost incredible were they not supported by the unimpeachable evidence of so many who actually witnessed them.
 1t is not many years since a reckless Dane made a wager that he would ride his horse to the summit of the spire of St. Savior's Church, in Copenhagen, and, impossible as the feat may appear. he actually won his wager and descended to the earth in safety. The contemporary accounts of this mad performance are in the highest degree thrilling, with their picture of the lblanched. breathless crowd looking, up with straining eyes at tht horseman. growing smaller and smaller as he wound his way round and rounC the dizzy. narrowing steeple, expecting every moment to see horse and rider dashed to pieces at their feet; until al last he stood silhouetted against the sky on the topmost pinnacle, and waved his hand trimphantly to the crowd so faI beneath him.
 To understand this feat at all it Is nee essary to say that the spire was climbed by a steep and narrow staircase, which winds around it: but think of the daring the courage and coolness necessary to ac complish such a climb, when the mos trifling slip or loss of balance would have meant swift and terrible death.
 A similar feat was performed by tha adventurous monarch Ferdinand VII when he rode his favorite horse to tn, top of the tower of Seville Cathedral This, however. was a less hazardous per formance than that of the Dane. fol there Is a fairly wide inclined pathway which climbs the tower, although to tn, spectators it seemed impossible that tn, King could ever emerge from the ventur, alive.
 There is an account of a feat of horse manship which seems more wonderful than either of those described. It is stat ed in the records that in the year 1600 man rode to the top of St. Paul's on hi horse Morocco, to the amazement of thou sands of onlookers. If this feat ever ha, any existence outside the imagination O its chronicler it is probable that the as cent was made by a staircase which ma, have been a feature of old St. Pauls.
 Almost equally wonderful are the feat recorded of a pair of thoroughbred Ara bian horses, the property of Professo Holloway of Wyoming. These horse have been trained by their owner to mak dIves of seventy feet and more into lake. At signal one of them starts III an incline at a quick walk until h. reaches a platform seventy-fve fee above the lake below. The professor f. standing on the shore. and as the hors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
 FRATERNAL ORDERS ',i'''.
 OF MONTGOMERY.

Routine susiness was transacted in the morning. the various committees was ap- pointed and the members generally were kept busy until the second run (- o'clock) when the members of the Great Council all attended baseball game In a body, one hundred strong.
 The Great Council fire was rekindied at the eighth run S oclocD rising of the twentieth suu and resumed business ana passed many new laws of vital import ance to the order The afternoon session was called to order at the third run and immediately the election of officers was held which resulted as follows
 Great Sachem, c. c. Heard, Langdale'
 Great Senior Sagamore, J. w. Pearson' Avondale.
 Great Junior Sagamore. E. D. Corker, Eutaula.
 Great Prophet, w. A. Haynes, Grady.
 Great Sannap, George H. Todd Jr'' Montgomery.
 Great Guard Forest, Henry Englehardt, Montgomery.
 Great Guard Wigwam. Pat Coyle, Mons- gomery.
 The Great Council fire was quenched at fifth r1n, setting of the sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of the B'Nai B,Rith.

Last Sundays meeting of Emanuel Lodge was devoted to the question 6f raising funds from Montgomerians for the purpose of affording relief to the stricken Jews in Kishiniff, Russia.
 A committee composed of l.. Young. M. Mohr ard w. B. Friedman was appointed to confer with representatives of other Jewish charity organizations, with the result that a committee was appointed from these representatives who are so- liciting subscriptions from Jewish people here and from reports, are succeeding in this laudable undertaking, and the money thus raised will be forwarded to the stricken Russians soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of the Odd Fellows.

The following is a portion of the report of Grand Master John Ellis of the lnde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows of Ala bama submitted at the last meeting or the Grand Lodge in Tuscaloosa, May F. His report of the marvellous advances Of the order is interesting to every Odd Fellow:
 ITO the Grand Lodge of Alabama of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Representatives and Brothers: With feel ings of profound gratitude to Almighty God for His care and preservation over us through another year. we are again permitted to meet together in this, the sixty-third annual session of the Grand Lodge of Alabama in the beautiful city of Tuscaloosa, which has a history as having been one of the foremost cities of our commonwealth, city that it noted and made famous by it's University and places of learning. ""
 Twenty-four years have passed since the Grand Lodge has met in this city. At that time the Grand Lodge showed a de- crease in membership and revenue, but now the order throughout this jurisdic- ton Is fourishing and is prosperous throughout our country
 The increase in membership since the last meeting of the Grand Lodge is 3,996, with an increase of fifty lodges and of revenue in great proportion
 MT. Ellis continued, referring to the harmony and good will existing in the order saying that the order dispelled selfshness and avarice.
 Besides the institution of fifty new lodges, MT. Ell's showed that seven had been revived with a total membership Of 1,S0i. The increase in the membership of old lodges was 2.l92, making the total increase in membership from May 1, 1902, to May I, 1905, 3.396
 The total revenue of the subordinate lodges for the year ending December ], 1902, was SS4l54.76, while the relief paid by those lodges was S27 i54.15.
 Of the Rebekah Branch, Grand Master Ellis said he found room for improve ment. He told of revivInR five lodges of Rebekahs. Nine new lodges had been in stituted. he said md the increase In membership was 563.
 He said the bran cn of Rebekah had thir- ty' lodges in the State, all of which were In fairly good condition, .he total mem- bership numbering 501. The Grand Mas ter recommended that the Rehekah State Assembly adopt a new constitution for the government of the lodge
 His report throughout showed advance ment and increase.
 At the last meeting of Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
Too Great a Risk.

In almost every .leighborhood some one has died from an attack of collie or cholera morbus. often before medicine could be procured or physician sum- moned. A reliable comedy for these dis cases should be kept at hand, The rsk is too great for anyone to take Cham Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives of more people and relieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It can always be depended upon. For sale by all druggists. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
THE RED MEN.

officers of the Great Council of Alabama Inn proved Order of Red men-W A. Haynes, Great Sachem. Grady; W. J. Maxwell. Great Chief of Records. Montgomery; H. A. Car mack. Great Keeper of Wampum. Phenix; W. H. Tice, Great Prophet. Montgomery C. c. Heard. Great Senior Sa: ..noce, Lang dale: J. W. Pierson, Great Junior Sagamo: e, Avondale: Henry Englehardt District Dep uty, Montgomery; George H. Todd, Jr.. Great Sachern's State Deputy. Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
KNIHTS OF HONOR.

Anchor Lodge. No. 3Ie.-B. NJ. washburn. P. D.; W. L. Halliwell D.; Horace Hood, V. D.; W. C. Smith, Reporter; j. F. Dennis Financial Reporter; R. s. Williams Treas urer; M H. Stuart. Chaplain; E. F. Hill Guide; $. F. Vortisch. Guardian; J. C. New man,. Sentinel. Meets fourth Thursday in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Central Lodge No. 9-A T. Goodwin Chan Com; w. D. M. Simons Vice Chan; B M Washburr Prelate, G. Nj. Powell. Keep CT of Record, nl Seal; P. A. Travis, Mas ter of Finance; NJ. B. Snodgrass .-aster of eX-oh: E. A. Favor, M A: w. A. Dow. Inner Gua.d; T. l. HeN,ett, Outer Guard Phares Coleman, Representative Grand Lodge
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORK
 l.aN.

Ca pital Lodge No. AT. G. Foster, P. M. w: B. NJ Washburn. M. w; T. I. Hewlett, enson. President: w. C. Smith, Seci etary: F. c. Schwend. Financial Secretary; Robert Brown. Recorder; NJ. H. Stuart, Financier; Louis Vickers Guide; R. Dreyfus Receiver. Meets fiji st Thursday night in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

William Enrich, Grand Deputy, has been in Montgomery for some time can wasting and advancing the interests of the A. O. U. w. and during his stay in the city special meetings were held each Tuesday night Mir. Enrich has been ex- ceedingly successful in securing new members for the order and will remain in Montgomery as long as the order needs his services,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Impurities in the blood produced by digestive disorders must be driven out before hot weather sets in, otherwise sickness will appear at a time when a strong. vigorous body Is most needed. Prickly Ash Bitters will eXpel all im- purities and put the system in perfect order. adv-wed-fri-sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of the Woodmen.

At the regular meeting of the Wood men of the World Tuesday night, one application for membership was received and acted favorably upon. Regular rou- tine business was transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
THE ELKS.

Montgomery Lodge, No. 5e6, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.-N. J. Gteii Ex- alted Ruler; E. ]. Meyer. Esteemed Leading Knight; C. P Mcintyre. Esteemed Loyal Knight; A II. Montgomery. Esteemed Lee turing Knight; w J. Futile. Secretary: M
 l.. Greil, Treasurer: A. A Reynolds. Es- quire; " R Wilkirson ,TicI; A. j. Mes sing, Chaplain: C. l.. Campbell Inner Guard; sam Hirschcr. Organist H. S Persons l..
 C. Cardinal and N. Iobman, Governing Board Meets at Elks Home, on Blob Street,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of the Elks.

At no time in it's history has more in- terest been manifested in Montgomery lodgs of Elks than at the present time. The membership continues to grow and each meeting is marked by a luncheon or other form of entertainment.
 The newest recruits to the Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
Not A Long Trip.

Anxious Wife-Oh. doctor. I'm so glad you came. My husband is worse-he seems to be wandering in his mind.
 Physician-Oh, don't let that worry you. He won't have to go far to reach the limit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Mozart Lodge No. 22-G Wolfe. Chan Con-: II. simon. Vice-Chan.; F. Allen, Pre- late; J. Pepperman, Ike per of Records and Seal and Master of Finance: ". J. Futile Master of Ex-Ch.; M. Steiner, NJ. A; J. Levy. Inner Guard; :. Kohn. Outer Guard; ; Pepperman. Representative to Grand Lodge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

T. S. Thweatt. D. c. C.; Hugh Ross. c. C.; James Johnson. A Vi; c. A Grant. Banker; J. F. Dennis, Clerk. Meets first and third Tuesday nights of each month in odd Eel lows Hall, on Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Governor Watts Council No. 69I.-M. Mohr, ex-President; A. II. Pickett, President; C. r Dove, Vice President; Sol Gladden.. Chap lain; James F. Maddox, Secretary; R. 5. Williams, Financial Secretary; M. Mohr. Treasurer; l. Lenlle, Usher; B. w. Strass- berger, Sergeant at Arms: Robert E. Gar rett Doorkeeper; A. B. Garland, c. A. La nier and w. F. Ledyard. Trustees, Meets in Odd Fellows Hall third Thursday night of each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Jewell Lodge No. 75. Julius Rice. Chan Cont l. W. Mason, Nice-Chan.; II. T. Bell! PreIate: $. Me 'er. Keeper of Records and Seal and Master of Finance; G. A. Thomas Master of Ex-Ch.; w. II. Bowdoin. M. A; J. H. O'Gwyn. Inner Guard: J. C. Newman, Outer Guard, ]. H. O'Gwyn, Representative 10 Grand Lodge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Langdon Council. No. 344.-T J. Hewlett. President; T. NJ Nass. ex-President; G. F. W. Keynton. Vice President; w. J. Murphy, Speaker; c. w. Blue, Secretary; w. A. Me Bryde, Financial Secretary; T. M. Nass. Treasurer; A. F. Fl azer Chaplain; J. A. Murphy. Usher: T. .. Baugh. sergeant at Arms L. l.. Rose. Doorkeepcr; G. T. Key. Lodge Deputy; T. Nj Vass, Trustee; w. l.. Hudson, Trustee T. J. Hewlett. Trustee. Meets third Friday in each month in K. oi r. Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of the United workren.

At a special meeting of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, Tu ssday night five new members were initiated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of Knights of Honor.

The Knights of Honor will hold theil next meeting at their hall Thursday night May S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Montgomer, Lodge. No. 2oo-B. c. Tarver, Noble Grand: NJ. E. Peppernan. Vice-drand M. B. King Treasurer; L. M. Martin, Sec retary; l.. W. Bear Vard-n: F. ". stay Conductor. Mt cts first and third Thursday night in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

owassa Tribe No. 46.-Meets every Thurs days sleep (nighp at Red Mems wigwam al eighth run (6 o'clock) O. F. Marin. Sach. em; B. A Blakey. Senior Sagamore; Phil H. stern. Junior SaEamore: J. Hunt Taylor Chief of Records; D B. Todd, Collector pun; George II Todd. Jr. Prophet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Alabama Lodge. No. 2e9.-c F. Moritz Pres ident; Fl Mayer. Vica-Pres!dent; Sig. Meyer. Secretary: Sol Gladden.. Treasurer; E. Wolff
 Mcntor Sig Simon. Warden and Guardian {: c. F Moritz J. T. Moses and Henry Si- mon. Trustees; D. S. Hausman. c. F. Mo- ritz, Representatives to Grand Lodge Meet ings second and fourth Sundays at Falcon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
THE B'NAI BIRTH.

Emanuel Lodge, No. Io3.-Sam Bergman, President; Heyman Strauss. ice-Presidenti L. Young. Secretary; M. Mohr. Treasurer Sam Rice. Monitor: Sidney L. Shulein, War den; S. Calm. Guardian; l.. Young, Jacques Loeb M. Mohr. Trustees: Abe Well. NJ. Nchr, Leop. St'auss, Representatives 10 Grand Lodge Meetings first and third Sun days at Falcon Club rooms. on Court Square, at 10 a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Jefferson Davis Council. No. See.-F. C. stevenson. ex-Prcsident; Gabriel Lippman President: John K. Barry, Vice President lain; w. c. smith. Secretary; F. C. Schwend Financial Secretary; Henry Englehardt Treasurer w. F. Carter. Usher w. T Perry, Sergeant-at- Arms; Duncan May Doorkeeper Meets in Odd Fellows Hall ths fourth Monday night in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Capital City Lodge. No. I2o.--R. T. Good
 wyn. Noble Grand; Bibb Graves. Vice Grand; C. c. McCree. Past Grand: F. Geag- lev Chaplain; F. Link, Warden; w. J. Maxwell. Secretary; J. R. Wing. Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.

Lomax Lodge. No. I56.-D. N. Smith Noble Grand; c. H. Roquemore. Vice-GInnd; H. A. Cook. Past Grand; w. NJ. Clawford,
 Chaplain; Robert West. Secretary; $. B. Sightler. Financial Secretary; George B.
 Wragg Treasurer. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall on Court Square. every Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
NATIONAL UNION.

Alabama Council No 276.-J M Rives. ex- President: P. A Travis, President; E. Wn- ter, President; T. J. G. ayes, Chap.ain: Robert Brown. Secretary; J. F. Dennis. Ft- nancial Secretary; w. H. Hubbard, Treas urer. Meets second Thursday in each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Tippecanoe Tribe No. 65.-Meets every Fri, days sleep at Red Mems wigwam. on Biht Street. Charles A Allen, Sachem: H. II Cheatham, Senior Sagamore; Lawrence Bear Junior Sagamore: Paul Mertins. Prophet Vim. s. Smith. Chief of Records; James E Maddox. Keeper of Wampum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

The banquet hall in the Masonic Temple has been fitted with beautiful and costly furniture and is now a most attractive place. There is a sideboard, a china cabinet, three long tables with fifty chairs and a gas range for the cooking. It has been furnished by the local Chapter and lodges and the room is given free by the Grand Lodge. It Is most attractive hall and the Masons will be having enter tainments more frequently than ever.
 The time for the annual festival, the 24th of June is near at hand, and it is probable that the local lodges will have joint installation of officers on that date and a banquet.
 The proposed amendment to the con stitution for the maintenance of an Orphans Home Is to be voted on at the meeting before the annual festival in June and Masons are beginning to discuss it and inform themselves upon It's provis- Ions. The question has been voted on once or twice now and has been defeated each time. It is said that there Is some change oI sentiment and 1t is probable that the amendment will carry this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Chapter Royal Arch Masons.-B. S. Maultsby
 b High Priest; c. F. Mertins. King; John " f H Sinsiey secre.ary M AfH stewas sa'asfc mc. Queen. Chaplain; w. B. Fisk. Captain oi Host; H. P. Johnson, R. A. Captain: J. M. Riley. Fffn. sojourncr. v. H. Tice. Sem
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Chickasaw Tribe, No. s5.-Meets in Red Mems wigwam every Tuesday night at eighth run tS o'ciock). w. U. Barefed Sachem, Junior sagamore: A. F Frazer Chief oi Records: George II. Thomas. Keeper of Wampum; Henry Englehardt. Prophet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
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 THE MAsoNs.

Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M.-Temple corner Washington and Perry Streets. R. J. Red den., Birmingham. Grand Master; H. H.
 Matthews. Montgomery Deputy Grand Mas ter; B. M Jacobs, Birmingham. Senior
 Junior Grand Warden; W. H. Dingley. Mont gomery, Grand Treasurer. c. A. Beauchamp.
 Montgomery. Grand Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

50 Children's Parasols trimmed --ith
 ruffies and lace, worth $I.0O, for Monday. .. oHc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
, ,sssssseesseses .

This department is designed to contain
 all the important lodge news of the week happening in Montgomery and will be
 Q regular feature of the Sunday Adver- tiser. The Advertiser invites those in-
 terested in secret society work to send in
 tut news relating to the doings of the ] lodges only. Contributions for this de-
 partment should be at The Advertiser office not later than Friday evening.
 and should be addS~sed to the Lodge
 Editor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

At the last meeting of Montgomery oLdge No. 2Oo, Thursday night. twelve applications for admission were received and the third or last degree was con ferred on three applicants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
ofacers of the Montgomery Tribes.

Tallapoosa Tribe. No 7.-Mee,s every Mon day night at Red Mems wIgwam. on Blbb Street, at eighth run "a o'clorkt. I. o. Gi- laspie. Sachem: A H. Eubanks Senior Sagam more; w. T. Johnston, Junior Sagamo (, , w. J. Maxwell. Chief of Records: Claud C. Mckee. Prophet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24
News of the Masons .

Grand Secretary Beauchamp has just had enlarged a picture of Past Grand Master James A. Bilbro and in a gilt frame it hangs on the wall of the library room in the Masonic temple, along with the pictures of other Past Grand Masters. There has been some difficulty about securing a likeness of Judge Bilbro. which explains the delay in having his picture along with the others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

One case WHITE INDIA LAWN in short lengths l to 5 yards, worth fully 1Oc' to 12 1-2c a yard, for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Fidelity Council No lO25.-Bernard Gas.on, ex-President; A. w LeBron. President; E. W. Stay, Vice President; w E. Peebles. Speaker; s. J. Cassels. Chaplain; N. w. L. Thompson. Usher; Allen NJ. McNeil, Secre- tary; J. E. Bartlett Financial Secretary; T. T Charles, Treasurer; J. E. Hunt, Ser geant- Arms; s. F. Nortisch, DoOi keeper. Nj S Blank. B. s Maultsby w. Carnot Holt, Trustees. Meets In Odd Fellows Hall third Wednesday night In each month,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Pluto Lawmakers Association of Owassa Tribe. No. 46.-Meets every Thursday s sleep. George H. Todd. Jr.. August Pluto: Morris Monskey Tartarus Dr. S. II. Saul Hercules; R. s. Cloud Gel berus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

One Case ZEPHYR GINGHAMs in stripes and solid colors, for Mon day, a yard. ............o l-2c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

50 Children's Parasols, trimmed with ruffies and lace insertion, worth
 75c., for Monday .... .... ..39c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Grand Council R. and S. M.-Robert s. Teague. Montgomery. Most Illustrious Grand Master; James Esdaie. Birmingham Illustrious Deputy Grand Master; Jacob B. Bloch Mobile, IilustIious Grand P. c. Work; W. H. Dingley. Montgomery, Illustrious Grand Treasurer: C.. A. Beauchamp. NJ mt gomery. Illustrious Grand Recorder; B. M. Jacobs. Birmingbam, IiIustrious Grand Cap tain Guard; John B. Lyons. Opelika, Illus trieus Grand Conductor Council; W, J. Gar ner, Tuscaloosa, Illustrious Grand Steward; l.; c. A. Allen. Montgomery, 1iiustrious Grand Sentinel, .t, d..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Catoma Beneficial Degree Council. No A. J. II. Hartley. Sachem; John N. Todd. Senior Sagamore D. V. B, Todd. Jnior SagamoI : W. s. Smith Chief of Records
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

25 Children's Silk Parasols, hem
 stitched and rufhed, all colors, worth $1.25, for Monday. .... .59c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. i73.-H. D. Long
 W. NJ; J. W. Terry. s, VIC. A. Dennis J. w: g. ]. Anderson. Treasurer; J. D. Carter. Secretary; A. K. Lamar. Chaplain J. C.. Williams J. D.. H. B. Collins. Stew ard: A. B. Avinger. Steward; w. H. Tlce. Tiler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

No. 4. Knights Templar.-S! Bog s.. Maultsby. Eminent Commander; Si Charles L. Ruth, Generallssimo: Sir Johi W. Terry. Captain General; Sir Charles R Westcott, Preiate; Sir Gustave F. Mertns Senior Warden; Sir George A. Reauchamp Junior Warden; Sir William H. Dingey Treasurer; Sir Henry H. Matthews. Record CT; Sir Harry P. Johnson Standard Bearer Sir J. M. Riley. Sword Bearer; Sir Waite B. Fisk. warder: Sir William H. Tice, Cap tain of Guard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

100 Ladies' Parasols, fancy colors,
 worth $1.25, for Monday. .49c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Minnehaha Council Degree of Pocahontas. Meets every second and fourth Wednesday E sleep tnightsJ al Red Mems wgwam Mrs O. r. Marin. Pocahontas; Mrs. l. C. Ru. mer Wenona: Jesse c Runner. Powhat,an, Wm. M. Browder. Keeper of Records; Mrs Wm. A. BrowdcF Prophecies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

Montgomery Lodge, No. Ii.-A. A. Ross. W. M; Leo Kline. S. w; E. J. Meyer, J. w; S. Gassenheimer. Treasurer; w. II. Dingley, Secretary; J. c. Mccall. s. D.; A. J. Mes sing. Chaplain; Tilford Leak. J. D.; S. Cohn, Tiler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

100 dog. Ladies' GAUZE VESTS, silk taped, fully worth 12 1-2c, for
 Monday at.. ........'' DC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

50 pieces 40 inch WHITE INDIA LAWN, worth fully 25c. yard,
 fer Monday. .. ...... JUG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

100 pieces WHITE INDIA LAWN,
 worth Sc. a yard, for Monday. .5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

One case ECRU LAWN in short
 lengths of 1 to 5 yards, worth 2oc to 35c. a yard, for Monday. .ec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

100 pieces WHITE INDIA LAWN,
 10 wards for. .. ..35c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-24

PURE TAFFETA SILK RIBBON, No. 40, all colors, for Monday, a
 yard. ... .... .... 1S i-Gc