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Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Ronoresien.
Glfins S~rnitfprilas. - InSct 9pt
ira 8Ongrcsic n.

Senator GIfins fremiatte Sen 2t0e
Sarntar ct antitruItIopforilag jom
rammer Sernbanerne. Oct inbebol.
Der De Straffebei temmelier, iom er an
befaleoe al attornep General anor,
90 iom IfoI gielbe babe Dem, ser nlcO,
ta9er iaapeIiom Dem, Der 9iper Robat
0teOildg / Sc ia~itiatte Safiter). aor.
porutionerne ifaI i~trnffes meO 9sber
iiteoetior meO 5Gngiling al beres Gm.
beosmGno. 2igeiaa ifaI 0omitolene
ubite0e 5orbuO (SniunctiouS) moo
BartiIfbeO DISCRIMINATORY.
Oct al @Ifins uOarbei0ebe 6orilag
CT en- 5rust al 8onferenier meo flere
Senatorer, iiPr meO SanOelSfomi.
teens NteOlemmer. Oct unOgnar meo
Billie De Spsr9smaaI, iom oisie it,
fllnOe eneS ont. SormanO ior oenne
&pmite er glfins ielb. Sans Bill
Tiger, at bpis en- Sernbane ur,bIaOer at
opgipe fine Safiter for Relemban.
oeIsfommisiionen % forismmer at
feIge Dem, ifal Oer bsbe ira $1,000 iii
$4,000. Samme RuIft ifaI iIGgges
ao~rporationer eler gnfeltmGno, JONI
erbncrner 8abat. aommisiionen for
Observation-Disclosures fat anlGgse Sag
ueS Sorenebe StoterS Oomitole for
8ruo paa 9open. Oct paalrgaes
6oreneoe Staters 9iitrictattorreps at
6egpnoe Ssgsmaal eiter SuItitsmini-
iterens nRrmerc 9eitemmeIie moo 90.
pens SpertreSere. 2open giper Dom.
Itolene Ret til at inbitepne 8iouer %
toinge Dem til at fomme, enten De er
Sern6anemRn0 eller 8aredfienOere,
og gipe Spar paa ale SpsrgsmaaI,
lom peorsrer Sagen. Domitolene fan
ogiaa frrne. al ale 9sger % Bapirer
6liner Dem iorelaate; men gionerne
ifal npoc ben iamme 5ribeo Tor Rets.
forisIgning og Strai, iom for IGn8e
iifen err beitemt ueS 9Oo.
en- Subfomite er neSiat for at tage
9ilen rmoer nGrmere Suerueielie, %
sen beitnar al SenatOrerre elftns.
Glapp o. Softer (SLa.)
Senatet biinlSt Oeu 2iSe SnSitiG.
Iinsen ON piSie senoringer ! RsIions
ganfrotIop. Zen 22Se optoges paa
Sorilag al Nr. Guap Serritoridl6il.
fen, % Rr. gurnbom iortiotte lin fsr
bsgpnoie Gale imoO cen.
Suiet bebanoIeSe en- Bill ON. at
stlaifa bsr iaa ienhe Gelesnier til Con.
gresisn. 6or gilen tnlte Rr. 9nib-
man ira @ai5inston Orr. @uoten ira
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Gufrn 9srs. SObu state % 5enSes


ire 9sru en- @ut pou II o. TO Gstre
paa 5~en5oIoSOlS 10 % s aar. bar
mar peO at omtomne / en- 9liSjaro.
mcn tom ocg ira oct meO 2ipet. en-.
TENS 6arm Iigger 1 Mil ira Sdma5
/ gaoaIier 60. Z .. OF - piiSe bun
og 9sruene fisre III. Z on aitereu;
men uoget al aisregreicrne sit iItpf.
fer. og Seitene lob i'm Sci 6ourilien
groo iia Ia ue0 ! Sneen OF lasS 5eI.
Den ooer iig. Set lptfeoes RoSeren
at bolee Ssruene oaaene, % tiSIi5
ON Rprseneu. oa Stormen bdooe last
iis. fom ale sanenSe ino iii Spen.
70 al 8srnene par it~aeefrosne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Wangc Surlis pcS Horgc.
CAN'T g~citinSien.

st Telegram ira aiSbcnbnUn oen
2loc Sonuar meo0eIer. at Regicrin'
acn bar in0bragt / Solfctinget Ct 6or.
lag a~nlaocnOe Ststte Al SufferinOu.
itrien paa Santa Grrj, 0anif 8eitiu'
oier. Ger ifaI itiites ct AftieieIIfab
meO en- aupitoI al ire RiGioner aro.
ner, % Rcgieriracn ffitIoe tegne SaIo.
oelen al aftierne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
panamafdndlen
Se Sprcncbc Stater % Colombia cs
blcpct cnig pm gilfaarcnc.
Sraftaten mmoerifrepet.

Sraftaten melem be 6oreneoe Sta
ter os Colombia augaaenoe SanamG.
fartalen bIep unoertegnet Den 22oe
Sanuar. Sioenoen Oerom preote Jig
JON Slb / tsrt @r9s, ifisnt bet leo
paa 9peIoen, GA Golombias Repr9-
ientant / 8aibingtonL 81. Serrat,
latte tit 0apn UNDER bet pigtise Sofa.
ment. @n 5io iaa oct no til, at belle
groieftet ifiiloe saa operltpr. SO.
o.ntbia isgte at trpffe iaa mango Ben.
ee iom muIig no al ben rige llncle
Gam fsr BET gap lit Winoe til, at bun
IfilIbe faa fuIofsre BEN iranife 8ano.
mafonal og babe Haabigbeb ouer oelI
~ns0benSige Strimmel al Columbus
Serb; men ban er, iom Iigteren Il.
ger ON SorbiIten, zen iorntftig
0Sunb, Der iaore iieiben forbIinoes"
og ban eif iii en- bis Gum - life
largere. Ga ban iuo, at Colombia
bar itrio, iogoe ban: "9ai, ia, bebolo
on Dit; ieg bigger mig en- Ricara'
9ua'aonnl." 90 begpnbte Colombia
at bIipe betsnfeIts, os' ben iiOite
l1geS Sib fit OF. Serran ginf ON at
bore ino fsieltg iom mtlig. SiliioIt
mobtog ban ira Regieringen / gogota,
GolombiaS Sooebitab, ct Telegram.
iom iag6e: "Sfrip unoerl" % ban
iaa gioroe.
SraftutenS Srblpb err enbnll life Be-.
fien6t for observation-disclosures. &c
maa oente meb at fao Den, til ben or
fonmen i Seuatets Spnber.
Sra @oibington ifripes, at Braii.
bettert og bans 3aabgipere bapoe ct
Wsoe paa to elmer, oa 8anamatrat'
taten bar unoerifrepen al Golombias
GeprGientnnt, og at benne % ANDRE
tore Eager biSfl1terebeS. llSenrieS-
miniiter San oplpite, at Colombia Tfal
bare en- @~oOtgisrelie pna$10,000,00O
for Gfitaoelie al ben 9onoitrimme,
bpor aanaten fumrner til at eaa, %
at Eeneene ifal betaIes itrar. 9es'
u6en ifol Colombia uarlig foa $3.50
600. Set forlongte $650,000 % oe
2Sorenebe Stater BOO $1,000 0 men
omitoer enebeS Oe to 2anbe ont ben
fsritnponte Gum.
9onal1rbeiSct ifal begpnbe / inbc.
pprerbe Iar. Golombias Stortbin5.
iom maa itabfpiSe Sroftaten, treocr
ianmen / DARTS, % moi penter fig
ingen Ganifeligbeoer ira ben Saint.
6orenebe Staters 8orgere, ion'
fnpttcS til 8analen, fol / StIf9Ibe al
2opbruO Nenmes Of tit eget 2anbS
Sl1rper % 9omitoIe. aontrollen ODER
SnbieiIingen til aanoIen ira atIan.
terbnoet og Stilebopet ffol tiIbsre De
Sorene0e Stnter, ligeiaa oper Snonc
og @Ipe, iom finbes paa 8anaIens
8ebet.
Ct Telegram fra Baris iortpuer.
at man Ser err iaare tiIfrebS meb, 1t
&c Sorene6e Stater % Colombia foal
til @nigbe0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Erius Gngcn ipa.

Get iGOpanlt9c &oibaI pao Stod,
boIm Slot paa GougcnS 5soieIS0o8
Sen 2tSc Sauuar bIep iaor oiIpit pao.
grltnO al FrinS gugenS Sp9oOm
Brinien Iiocr al SubertuIoie / Soften
% bIep for fort SiO iiOcn opercrct,
men M opgioes bans GiIitono at pGre
me9et ~aIoorIis. @ltgcn CT aongeuS
pn9ite Sen % en- mc9ct iremrugeroe
RunitmoIer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
asutis,msaass
tssfsamss 1trSsss % oresas Mssses.

iuaa inbfoars Isaea soer Eanoas % 1srssaa Hurs
zen. gpertisiemeutsr ~tHotasss tie | to paa hnauseu
issense Tumers mrorniHors BET ueirpffelta ioians
sss. csts ct advertisement. Der isrf fommr iuo
IrsSsssaanTttt Gr., iorisHsss irsr7ffet 8 1auss.
sa oct TONNE tust s. irsoassuumsre. SreDe, Der iaos.
sotSsr aoertisismszirr. Jon bet batter uee, tr mzrs
les aoertisism emit I bet usors sisrns paa Son
p1tutrL
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27


Seras % @r. SuIser ira Rem gorf;
imoo Den talte DIR. @orntr ira Sai.
nois.
Suiets G.aomitel Der bar Here lie.
SertOe WGnO / Jim W,ibtr, iaoiom San.
non, Sitt, 8apne, Sfpbltrn % Gam.
nep, inSItiaene / Sotsbo9a, at Sub.
montioScn itaI inSfsres pan 5iIippi.
nerne, og at 8eios paa 4t6 8rainS %
al en- St~srrelie, iaa 2 VeioS 9ieIoer
Iist en- 8uIooollar, sierc@ til Iouligt
9etalingsmiobel. Eenue 3n0itinins
iorfaIteSes meo 146 moo t2S Stem.
mer, % Suiet peotog en- Riuoritets.
inSitiGine. Der inbfsrer ct iu~lSitpnoist
amerifanif Rpntipitem paa Serne.
Suiets menigc Wpnb cr oItiaa mere
iremifreone emo iiite Sso0lrger, % De
log ioit, at SiIippinerrp ior beitanois
IfuI opre fnptteoe til bette Sano %
Gige.
Den oeotasne Snbitiuin8 bcitem.
mer, at Sen merifanife % ipanffe
Sslubolar ifaI inSIsies citer i'm DE
tuluGroi (oos siIeber life Set meri'
fanIfe Seios. ion inbfsrc@ cfter lobe
Marts 1909, % at at Sc Sslppenge,
iom nutoriiereoes al SiIippinfommtS'
Iionen, Ifnl 2 Beios gieINc iom / arle'
rifauif Epnor. De inoIeite Selopen8e
foG omimeItes til aneritonife .0tpnt.
itpffer.
REPRESENTATION par iRien oppe I
Senatet 6rebng BEN 23oe, % 'oritle.'
Iiae SfjprmpoiIer ianbt Stco. Zen
enc SIDE beifpIote Ben onNen ior n
polSe SbItruftion. Or. Surnbam
or. Sampibire) iortiatte i'm Golc mos
at gisre pore ire observation-disclosures
til Stater; ban er osioo imoo Ola.
homo& SptogeIie. Mr. 6oirbontS
isgte at iao Smmigratioa@blllen op'
toget til 9ebanOIiug; Grinp' 6Iotten
binoreOe oct. al
Suiet uebtcg 235 prtpotc Eeniiona'
forilog. General 6ran8 SigeIS Gnte
fit 500 ON Mtoaueoen Gen. 6ron'
els Ne9lep8 Gnfe $50 % IOmlrai
Senrp Bi6ingS Gnse $40. Sriet BIZ
ialot Snoitiuingeu ON. at IlaItd lt2I
fao ienbe en- Gele9ut til aongrcSier.
9iaen faitilanr, bpem Ser IfaI betro8'
ties iom gorgere al Serritoriet, 81
boilfe apoIiiifotiouer 8GIgerne ifdt
babe. galg al Gelegot ifal finoe Steo
ben iibIte Sirsbog / september. Zen
fsrite GeIegot ifoI pTIges 1908 o.
ioa S9oe / oen 5S0e aoneres.
2sr6ug Sen 2lbc ipntes lcrrlto'
rialbiaer life at poIoe Senotet lro8en
Sinoring; Sen Itoo oiitnof poo GoBs'
oroenen, men ilerc Senatorer 1T oo1
InleSning til at outage ilerc ANDRE
Bills % iptte oem igiennem. "a
SpsrgSmooIet ON at opbsie SfIaho'
ma. ari5ouo o. HIep Rcrico til St1'
ter otter fom frcm, greb DIR. Spoo'
nrr Oroet. San bC1pnote meo at il
ae, at ban life pllOc bersre bette
SpsrgSmooI, og Oerpoa gift ban op'r
til IoItgreien / &~r0ionoIa, 0fii@, Or.
Spooner foripnreoc Erpiibent 8oo'e'
belt % iagbe, of ban 8ioroe Tet, no1r
ban life pilre moGtoae Nrs. Cor N2'
iignotion % heller itrrste Eoitforto'
ret, iorbi Ell opgtig Torencbc Statcr9
BoItmeIter trltcoc> paa Sipet pa
@rnno al i'm 5arpc. Rr. Mc2mrrln
C0etis. )ipare0e, at Mrs. Cor life Olr
bIcpen tr1tet; men han meoRop. al
Solicit baoSe meget imob, at Ell Re8cr'
inSe ifuIbe bore Boitmeiter.
Suiet arbeibeoe belle 8aeeu meO
9iaen ON geoiIgnirg til 9nno6rll8et
% pebtog BEN meO en- IiSen 9Gn.
orina, iSet Summcn til Sanforn o.
5rs forbsieSeS ira $270,0O0 II!
100000.
Ssnbog ben 25bc msbte Suiet for
of bsre paa 2optolcr oocr 10 ai6soe
8eprpientonter, @roTenreio % Sbep.
paro ira Seras.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27

autallet al Iiaipnrrcr | Ersiien
or ira 1899 til mn saet ira 6.0f6 til
6,601. afOsOe arupps 6ormnr err /
2s6et al Sisie IRE aar gaaet neo maS
St9,750.000 - SET pil iise / Sfat.
acknowledgements Sans gnfe er
iIisnet Stat eiter en- 6ormae al
fun" SAG, 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Koniulatiaeen.
let nurife Sturtina prGeiirrrr i
StanSpnnft til Saeen.
anoet ifanoinapiIf mi

Del norife Stortirs pebtos Sen
23oe Sanuar meb 81 moo 80 Stem.
mcr en- 8agSOroen. ioreilaaet al GrG.
IiSent Carl 9erner 0rn 21oe, % boori
oct bIanbt anoet bsoer: "Stortinget
erfIGrer, at iorat fremme HorgeS Su.
teresier % iifre GeoIigeboloelien al
oct mio9renoe sooe GprboIo meIIem
De forene0e Riser er set suifeIist, at
iarifiIte RouiulntpGieper oprettes mai.
b9tgiet al 8ipIomatiet % al Den
norif.ioenife ll6enriesmiuiiter."
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
3pbcn / Hurrlano.

Gn Senpcn0elIe iii aona Oscar ira
fiIontropiifc Amcrif1rere gienncm Ell
&ipIpefomite, ser er Ooutct / BET &le-
mc0 at poc Siplp til DC ns0lioenoe
Mferueifer i ipenif NorrInn0, bleU /
2srougS bcioorct al aongen paa Iel'
aenOe WuaNe: "Neoeu bIauot 9ciolt.
nin8eu / oct noroIlgc Suert9c cr
iremSeIe8 ligc itor, oa BenGeqauer oil
mo0tagcS me0 5atnemmeIigbeo."
ct telegram ira Stodbolm opcr
2onoon meo0eIcr, at NsOen / ipeuIt
Aorrlano blir uPrre % pTrre Tor
boer Dag paa @run0 al Sen uiroonn.
Ii0 itrpnge Gintcr. SncmGnGOen er
Itor. o. auI0cr bar urret i%oriGroeIiq
Ranac SorIis ucS Horac.
Sra &riitiania telegruiereS Den
240e SanIar: Gn UoI0iom Storm "a.
ieoe igoar langS Sen norIfe apIt.
Gamperen "aoeffe" ira Bergen mcO
10 0ton0S 9eiGtuiue i~orIiite i Rorb'
iieen % gift uuOer meO Wano % WtlS.
Sgioa noropaa par Stormen irpute'
lig. Gn 6iiferbaaO iunf / RanOsiunO
og 3 Wano 0rlfne0e. 8e0 8ar0s for
lite en- 6praebaao % ) Rcnncifer
latte 9ipet iii.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Soma Oscar ing.

Sra StofboIm ~teIesraferes, at
Song Oscar poa fine 2UgerS aoaO
miOlertiOis bar oocrNsoget Reaicrin.
gems 6srelic til 8ronprinS@uitap ira
RanOag oen 26oe Sontar. aoneen
bar ogiaa manttet opgipc lit pootTufte
9eieg / Rorge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

cincts of Its sanctity by the energetic perseverance of those Marietta ladies. In the Alabama plot, 269 of her noble sons, known and unknown" are buried, with nothing but decaying boards to mark their last resting place. The Kennesaw Chapter has a contract for erecting head stones over these soldiers, at the very small sum of 25 cents for each grave The amount required to place the stones in the Alabama plot over these 269 graves is $67.25 which expense, if divided equal ly among the thirty-six Alabama Chap ters, would amount to the small sum of about $.S6. When we note that clause of Mrs. Nesbitt'S letter, that Alabama is the only State which has never given us any help" we feel with pride that Alabama must do something to help the ladies in this worthy cause.
 One Chapter, the James Canty. at Scale, after reading a similar appeal for this cause about one year ago, sent to the Treasurer a nice little sum to be for warded to the Kennesaw Chapter for the Alabama graves. Any Chapters who may desire to aid this cause will please send the amount to the President of this Di- vision, and the amounts will be forward ed for the Chapter and the result of the collection for this fund, announced through these columns:
 Marietta, Ga, Jan. 18th. 1903. Mrs. A. l.. Dowdell, President Alabama
 Division, U. D. C., Opelika:
 My Dear Mrs Dowdell-We are still struggling to complete our work in the Confederate Cemetery here, and I wish l had time to tell you all that we have done. l hope soon to publish a history of the cemetery, with an account of our struggles, and efforts to rescue it from ruin, and l will surely send you one Just now am writing to ask if Alabama cannot send us q contribution towards paying for the 269 headstones for the Alabama plot? At 25 cents each the whole amount would be $67.25 If not conve- nient to send the whole We would be very glad to receive part of the amount as we are in great need of funds I am encouraged to sendN you this appeal by your cordially expressed wish to help us, and hope that your State finances will warrant small remittance. Per haps I ought to tell you that Alabama is the only State which has never given us any help.
 With best wishes. believe me,
 Yours truly.
 Rebecca L, Nesbitt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

borders of our land, ht many fear 1t may be the dread calm thlt precedes the ter rible storm. Many reAnt events, the dis ruption of churches atd political parties. the immediate cause q your own organ ization, that flag, anl the device upon
 it, all admonish us that something is wrong; that our poliAcal partnership Is working an injustice to some of the partners. And, slrs. he ladies-with that love of right and equaity-and hatred for oppression which acttated the noble wo- men of the RevolutRn. present you as their motto, Hustled and protection to each partner or a nIw tlrm. Tn time of peace prepare fol war is sound maXim-acting upon this principle our Legislature wisely eicouraged volunteer organizations, and th{ ladies desire to en- courage them. May lhey go on prosper ing until every village in the State has its favorite company thoroughly drilled and ready for instantIservice-then if the of the ignorant African, in this Union, or fight for independence out of it. be forced upon us by dur reckless North ern partners then we say, Alabama will be prenared to do hd part in establish ing a new firm" Inlthat grand tragedy the Perote Guards may be called to act d part. That flag may have a place In the picture near tie flashing of the guns in the thickest of the cannon if so when the thunders of the cannon cease to roar, and the smoke of battle blows away. may it be found floating erect, triumphant, above the brave hearts and strong arms that so nobly detend- ed it. covered all over with glory, and cmblazoned in letters of gold, with the fulhllment of the motto. A new firm has been set up-A Southern Confectionery es- tablished upon a foundation as stable as the Rock of Ages.
 The article above. though published several years ago, will bear repetition, we trust. A description of the flag referred to- and information as to when and by whom captured, will he most thankfully received. A. l.. Rumph, Historian Union Springs Chapter U.
 D. C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
UNDERSTANDS HIS BUSINESS. Dr.. B. M. WOOIIey and What
 This Great Specialist Says.

pr. B. NJ. Woolley. Atlanta, Ga. an eX- key habits, and who is the recognized authority in this country upon these dis eases, says most cases can be effectually cured. His record for more than quar- ter of A century s a guarantee of the truthfulness of his statement. He is a specialist and understands his business, Write him. -tu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
Florence Chapter.

On Monday afternoon. January 18th, the birthday anniversary of Gen. Robert E. Lee was observed with touching and beautiful ceremonies by the Florence Chapter. U. D. C.. at the City Infrmary and at the same time a Cross of Honor was conferred upon Col J. F. Steele, an inmate of that institution.
 Colonel Steele has been a sufferer for many months. but for this occasion he made a supreme effort and seated in an easy chair received his guests. The Daughters had decorated his room with Confederate flags and bunting. and his chair was almost covered with the red and white bunting. General Lees picture
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

faces today. Very cold, no stoves. No news. Many sick prisoners. Deaths av- craze one per day.
 Tuesday. October 2Oth-Wind blows hard from South, leaving our pipes dry and ourselves without water Reported Meade has reached the defenses around Washington. Lee close upon him, It IS found Lee is preparing for a cam paign into Pennsylvania or Maryland. 1 Several new cases of smallpox. Wednesday, October 2st-Papers re- port that Rosecrans has been relieved by Thomas and Grant of command of the Department. Several prisoners brought in last night from Wheeler's Cavalry. Phil Morgan is among the num- ber. The Yankees have at last sent in stoves for us; we can have fire If they will let us have wood.
 Thursday, October 22nd. Weather cold. Northern papers state that Commissioners Ould and Merriwether have failed to agree and that chances for exchange for some time to come are knocked in the head.
 Friday. October 23d-Weather cold Re- ported that Lee Is falling back in the direction of Richmond. A Yankee con- fined in this prison was shot today for assertion. Thirty prisoners arrived this morning, mostly officers of the Gettys- burg capture and were wounded.
 Saturday, October 24th-Snow and rain. Bennett of The Herald, has found out that an alliance has been formed be- tween the Confederate States. France, Spain, Mexico and the Pope against tho United States and Russia. He recon- mends peace The revenue cutter Mich igan appeared in the bay and came to anchor at the prison.
 Sunday, October 25th-Rain all night, some sleet. We notice geese going South. Fifteen prisoners arrived today, captured in Northern Mississippi Two died of smallpox. Services in several blocks.
 Monday, October 26th-Cold and rainy. Very disagreeable out of doors. No news from outside. The Michigan fired several guns in the evening.
 Tuesday, October 27th--Cool and fair today. No news from the army. Two men died of smallpox.
 Wednesday, October 2stE-Stin cool and fair It is reported MT. Ould has made arrangements for exchange of all pris- oners captured prior to the 1st ot Sep- tember. Col. -, commanding general of prisoners. has ordered that the Port Hudson prisoners be allowed to retain all their baggage and personal property they had when captured.
 Thursday. October 29th-Cooi and cloudy. Northern papers say the Yam kees have possession ot Lookout Noun tain. Meade has been unable to find Lee. Have been here three months.
 Friday, October 3Oth-Still raining. Three hundred and eighty prisoners taken out today, but for what purpose, or where sent. we do not know.
 
 There was young man of Castle Who bought him an automobiles:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
HISTORICAL.
Continuation of Dairy of Con
 federate Sodier.

IeuSIdLc 0OuASA'
 Johnson's Island, Oct. 1, 1S63-Thursday Weather pleasant. no news from Rose crans in the paper; it is reported com munication from him is cut off; also report of capture of Burnside is con Armed, Nothing from Charleston, All papers. except The Herald. assert that cartel has been agreed upon to exchange and parole all prisoners captured prevlous to the list of Septemper.
 Friday, October 2-Weather still pleas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
MINORITY.

Ifyou are one of the small minority that has mot used "GooD LUCK" Baking Powder, you should immediately purchase a can frtm your grocer and be convinced that it possesses merit superior to all other brands
 Riehmoud, Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
United DauShterC
 Qf The ConfederAcy.

Mrs. A. L. Dowdell. President. Editor Mrs. J. Asa Rountree. Birmingham, Chap
 ter Editor. Mrs. Harvey F. Jones. Historian. His
 torical Editor. Our Fallen Heroes: 'The manner of their death was the crowning glory of their Hves."-Jefferson Davis.
 DIRECTORY. President-Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, Opelika. Honorary President--Mrs. Sallie C. Jones. Camden. First Vice President-Mrs. Rose Garland Lewis, Birmingham. Second Vice President-Mrs. G. W. Tay- Tor, Demopolis. Recording Secretary-Mrs. B. B. Ross. Auburn. Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. w. Will Hams. Opelika. Treasurer-Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Tus- cumbia. Historian-Mrs. Harvey E. Jones. Spring Hill, Mobile. Registrar-Miss Elma Holland, Scale.
 CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Historical committee-Miss NJ. E. Bullock. Eufaula. Monumental Committee--Mrs. L. G. Daw- son. Montgomery. Children of the Confederacy-Mrs. F. I. Wood. Troy. Chapter Extension Committee-Mrs. F. H. Elmore, Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

There was young man of CastiIe Who bought him an automohie. He went out for a spin. And the cop took him h. For driving" he said, like the deil.'
 Brooklyn Eagle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

We have before called attention through this organ to- the urgent appeal of the ladies of the Kennesaw Chapter, at Ma rietta, Ga, to assist them in erecting fleadstones over the Alabama dead buried fin the Confederate Cemetery al Marietta. Because of its importance and the sacred ness of the work which these ladies are engaged in. we again give space to let ter from Mrs R. L. Nesbtt. This ceme- tery, with over 1000 graves, was rescued from the ravishing hand of time. and of the ploughmans inroads upon the pre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
The Executive Board to Meet.

The Executive Board has been called to meet at the home of the President in Opelika. February 18th, at 10 a. m. The State officers and a director from each Chapter are urged to be present. Sev- eral matters of importance will be pre- scented for consideration by this Board. The Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. W. w. Williams, has mailed a notification to each of the directors, and the officers of the Division. Also a request to the Chairman of the various standing com mittees to be present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
Walking Skirts.

All the very latest designs made to special order put sale the first time to=rnorrow(we make charge for alterations biy from and skirt will fit and hang perfectly.
 Black Oxford light weight Chevot panel front os All wool Chevot light grey and black, tucked and
 strapped ~~- S4 9S Fine quality Chevot light gey and black, slot full flare - - - -. . ...----- -.--~~.-~ --.--- $5 4e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

LACE COLLAR SALE.
 New arrivals and put on Sale for first time tomorrow. We don't expect to have one left Ky closing time at these prices --~~-- ----.- Soc, 100, SH.2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

Our Fallen Heroes: 'The manner of their death was the crowning glory of their iives."-Jefferson Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

BARGAIN SALE OF Square and Round Shape Scrap Bask Willow Market Baskets with covers School Satchels rust straw with do,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

Richmond, Virginia.