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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
STATE WILL CONDEMN
LAND IT CANNOT BUY
Capitol Commission Wants a Piece of
Ground That Owners Refuse to Sell.

It has peen determined that within
a very short time the state capitol
commission shall begin condemnation
the triangular plot Of ground located
at Cedar street and Central avenue,
which is desired for the completion Of
the grounds of the new capitol build
ing. The land is now held by five diff
ferent property owners, and as the
state has failed in its efforts to nego-
tate a purchase of it, condemnation
proceedings are necessary.
The board viii meet one week from
today, and steps will probably be taken
ct that time.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
VIII Swell Reward by $500.

ID. S. Elliott, of st. Paul, general
manager of the Great Northern Ex-
press company, informed the authori-
ties at Knoxville, Tenn, by wire yes
terday that his company would add
$500 to the reward for the capture of
Harvey Logan, the train robber, who
made such daring escape from the
prison at Knoxville last Saturday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES

And all stage people above all others are
quick to discern the remedy of merit, Rea
Bros Cascarin. 1t may be found in the
hand grips of the great army of public
arnuSers. IL harmonizes the varieties OF
hotel food and keeps the stomach in good
and healthy order No sleeplessness at
night when you take Cascarin. At drug
gfSts, price SO cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
PONDEROUS BASS
DRUMMER is I'M DEMAND.

. One of the features of the Gel
= ebration to be given under the d.
rection of the Commercial club at
y Harriet island, July 4, will be the
= colonial drum corps, the makeup
. OF which Is now complete with
y the exception of a bass drummer.
y The city is being searched for some
y one competent to fill this vacancy
= IN the crack musical organization,
y but the requirements demand a
. person weighing more than 200
y pounds, the promoters have exper-
= fenced some difficulty in securing
y the proper person. The snare
. drummers of the organization al
. ready elected are Mic Pottgeiser,
. Bob Seng, Billy Allen and Billy
O Bircher.
The celebration planned for Har-
. rlet island is fer the purpose of
y providing entertainment for the
q children who have no other place
= to 90, and at a meeting held at
y the Commercial club yesterday af-
. ternoon, the committee reported
y that subscriptions amounting to
q more than 5000 had already been
. taken. The solicitors will continue
. the work of gathering funds, ard
. it is expected that the celebration
. at the baths will be equal to any
Q in the city.
q = q q e q go D q q q a 40
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of Incorporation were filed
yesterday at the office of the secretary
of state by the following:
Wastedo Creamery company, Waste
do, Goodhue county; capital stock,
100000; managers, s. E. Stone, e. D.
Stone, f. S. Stone and J. o. Dybevick.
Federal Finance company, Minneap-
oils capital stock, $4,000; incorpor-
ators, S. E. Olson, Ida M. Olson and
Frank j. Jungen, all of Minneapolis.
Duluth Carnival and Amusement
company; capital stock, 100000; in
corporators, Guy A. Eaton, G. Segod
and A. H Davis, all of Duluth.
st. Paul Church of the Evangelical
Lutheran Congregation
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
ECZEMA. NO CUBE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm, letter. OLD Ulcers and Sores. PIN
skin diseases. So cents 90
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

Deposits made on or before July in
our savings department, will receive three
months interest at 81 per cent on Oct l.
Security Trust company. n. 7. Life Bldg
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
Seeks Pardon for Man Who Beat Her.

Maggie Mckenzie, who was assault
ed and badly beaten by H. HI. Clinton
several weeks ago, was in the munich
pal court yesterday endeavoring to
secure signatures to a petition for a
pardon for the prisoner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

The be st shoe Is the one
that looks best. fits best
and wears best, but does
MT cost a pile of money.
That's why the Soren sen
$7. SO Shoe Is the best.
Residing in is minutes:
best oak sewed, 75c;
nailed. S &c. 5. r. SOr-
enssn, l53 z. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul: 312 NicoIIet
Ava. Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
News.

viii Discuss Text Booi<S-The text
book committee of the school board will
meet this afternoon at o'clock and the
board viii meet tomorrow at 3 O'Clock.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

CycIist Falls and Breaks Leg-John
Hauser, living at 1874 Rice street, while
endeavoring to master the intricacies of
bicycle riding yesterday, on Rice street,
fell off the wheel and broke his left leg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

New Banks Authoritative banks
We're yesterday authorized by the state
public examiners department. The Sc
curity State Bank of Montrose, capital,
$4,000; president, John NJ Haven State
Bank Of st. Bonifacius, capital, $40, 0O0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

Lunch at the Rockaway Restaurant,
404-40S Jackson. between Sixth and Sew
enth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30
The Fish Industry.

Newfoundland exports over 81 200. 600 a
year of tish-nearly all cod
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

Accused of Smoking-Michael Burns,
engineer of the Wann building, Sibley
street was arrested yesterday charged
with violating the smoke ordinance The
case was continued for one week to await
the home coming of the owner of the
block, who is out OF the city
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-30

We call attention to notice of The State
SAVINGS Bank under announcements
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
De Filipinas
FL odio en- acci6n

Shanghai, "a de Junio de 1903.
Espero con Ell mayor interes recibir
copia del informe del general Miles
(que re6ere crueldades del ejercito en-
FiIipinas J. Plegue al cielo que sus
declaraciones lleguen al corazon del
pueblo de la gran nacion americana.
Merecemos consideration concienzu-
da. No hay duda de clio, y 70 creo en-
conciencia que, tarde temprano, todo
10 que por derecho y por ley Sc nos de-
be nos sera dado cuando la verdad de
uue estra OPPRESSION y nuestras aspiracio-
nes lleguen a conocimierto de la ma
cion americana.
Nuestros sufrimientos son incompa-
rablemente mayores hoy que bajo la
nacion espahola. Aprendimos. 6 Sc
nos enseho al principle, el aprecio y
ell respeto al gobierno americana. Hoy
10 aborrecemos. NADIA es satisfactorio
en- las islas hoy, nj las cosas que allE
pasan tienen ell alegre cAriz con que las
pintan los informes al gobierno. Ell MI
nero de cr1menes y atrocidades-por
nc decir crueldades y depredaciones
-(no Sc We clara la diferencia) que Sc
cometen actualmente, deja muy atras a
los tres siglos de domination espafola
Nuestras grandes esperanzas Sc cifran
atn en- que, no habiendo dado fruto
nuestra propia obra. los americanos
mismos trabajaran por nosotros, porque
81 en- la humanidad queda algo de hui
mano, llegara el d1a en- que de entire
ellos Sc levante algIn gran defensor
que haga suya nuestra santa causa.
LUIS MORALISAY CASTRO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
Un director de hueIgas

Samuel Parks, ell notorio delegado
ambulante de la Union de Constructo-
res de Edi6cios de Hero, acusado y
convicto de obtener dinero patronos a
cambio de ahorrarse huelga de obreros
y permitirles trabajar, ha sido senten-
ciado dos afIos medic de encierro
en- ell penal de Sing Slug. El delito de
Perks era punible con no menos de TN
afio, nj mas de cinco, 6 $1,000 d multa,
6 ambas coSas, y la sentencia fue elias
tica, pues podra, en- ciertas circunstan-
cias, ser extendida tres y medic afios.
La sentencia llevaba una semana de
aplazada ell fiscal pedia mas proioga,
pero el juez Golf Sc nego a concederla.
El objeto del fiscal era acumular nue-
vos cargos impedir la interposicion de
recurso de casacion, medida que la de-
fensa tomo a la primera oportunidad.
Parks fue llevado inmediatamente 4
Sing Sing, bafiado, afeitado y trasqui-
lado a rape, vestido con el traje rayado
del preside y asentado en- los libros con
ell n1nero 54.3S4, que lie servira de
nombre mientraS le dure la condeua.
Seg1n los medicos, esta atacado de tu-
berculosis y no es probable viva TN afio
mas. 81 este castieo de Parks tendra.
e1efecto que la justicia Sc p-opone-que-
brantar el poder de las uniones obreras
-es cosa que mas tarde Sc vera. Por
ell pronto, la union que el pertenecs
le dio un voto de confanza, acord6 sc
guirle pasando el sueldo de "delega
ambulante" mieutras este preso. $8 Sc
manales lie conftmo en- todas sus pre-
rrogativas y le di6 plenos poderes para
que desde el preside contin1e din2ien.-
do Ia hueIga pcr TELEGRAPH y por corrso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16

Ha sido sentenciado 4 muerte en-
Lexington, Kentucky, i'm tai Caleb Po.
wers. Este era secretario del Estado
en- 1900, por la epoca en- que William
Goebel, gobernador de Kentucky, fue
asesinado de TN balazo, disparado des-
de ell palacio de gobierno. Quien dispar6
ell balszo nunca Sc supo con certeza,
pero todas las evidencias recriminaban
q Powers. Goebe1, democrata, habia
obtenido el puesto por medios no del
todo cabales, y a Powers. secretario y
republican,, q quien Ia subida de Goe-
bel limpiaba ell comedero, Sc le oy6 de-
cir:-"Lo que es, mientras 20 viva,
Goebel no ha de ser gobernador." Po-
wers fue sentenciado en- tres instancias.
La primera a cadena perpetua. De la
segunda apelaci6n ,e sali6 pena de
muerte. Habra nueva apelaci6n, basa-
da, dicen, en- que los jurados del tercer
juicio fallaron como 10 hicieron, baio
intimidation por los enemigos del acu-
sado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
RepGbIica
francesa

Una violenta tempestad descarg6 So
bre Paris y sus alrededores.
Trombas de aqua inundaron las ca
lies, impidiendo la circulation ocasio-
naudo TN hundimiento en- el patio del
ministerio de Come-cio, hiriendo gra-
vemente dos obreros.
En- ell muelle de Jemmapes el terre-
no Sc entreabrio tragandose a un coche
de alquiler con su caba1lo, a la vez que
Sc escuchaban varias detonaciones que
produjeron er ell barIio la mayor
alarma.
El ministro de Marina, sefior Pelle-
tan, ha declarado en- I'LL banquete que
los jefes de la armada deben someterse
al regimen republican,.
La Marina no debe ser en- adelante
vivero de ofciales educados Dor domf-
nicos y que pongan su espada al servi-
clio de la reacci6n.
Ell orador afrmo ell prop6sito del 90
bierno de ejecutar la ley sobre Congre-
gaciones.
81 Sr. Pelletan fue objeto de una
ovacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
"a situaCi6R1
de RWSia
EE prohlen1a cbrer0

La "Agencia Mencheta' nos ha in
tornado de los desordenes ocurridos en-
Ia Russia meridional, causa de Ia
agitacion eXisente en- los centres obre-
ros.
Las alteraciones de orden no Sc han
registrado solamente en- Kieff, sino
que Sc extendieron tambien a Kharkeff,
Ekaterinos1aff, Nikolaieff y otros GEN.
tros irnportantes, siendo tan dura la re :
preston ejercida en- ellos por las tropas,
que un corresponsal del Times" COM
puta en- zoo los obreroS muertos pcr los
soldados en- I'm mes, y en- mas de 1000
los heridos.
La agitacion, lejos de calmarse con
Repression tan barbara, contintia. Una
parte considerable de la Russia industrial
Sc encuentra en- una situaci6n casi de
anarqufa.
La mano de hierro del ministro del
Interior, Won Plehve, que Sc hizo SEN
tir primero de modo terrible en- las ma.
tanzas de judfos de Kisnineff, contin ia
hsciendose notar, produciendo un ma
lestar en- el imperio, que podria tener la
mayor trascendsncia.
MATANZA DE JUDIOS
Como Ia prensa francesa nc. .ha hecho
en- torno de los sangrientos sucesos de
Kishineff todo Ell ruido que. en- otras
circunstancias hubiera levautado, ape
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
n Mar.anjit0
Septiembre II de 1909.

En- ia mayorfa de los republicanos
de este poblado ha cundido el de-
saliento con motive de la pretericion
que algunos poIfticos del pueblo
de Bayamon piensan hacer en- la can
didatura para alcalde, de la fntegra &
ilustrada personalidad de don lose L.
Rosy, comerciante del citado pueblo.
y que ha sido siempre uno de los mas
esforzados paladiues de dicho partido
Acorsejamos al Directorio que Sc file
eneste particular con sumo cuidado, pues
reviste para ell partido grandfsimo in
teres.
No sabemos a quien Sc desea nom
brar para dicho cargo, pero sea quien
fuere, no ha de resultar seguramente
un buen alcalde como 10 ha de ser Ell
citado sefior dadas las valiosas condi-
clones que posee.
Sepase que a dicho sefior, no nos une
otro vinculo cue el ser republicano.
Por hoy NADIA mas; quedamos reta-
gnardia para 10 que suceda.
in republican,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16

La Corte de Humacao-OtrO robs-Un vieIador pre-
so-Funci6B teatraI-Cinco baies-Uuu retreta-
Contra CarriSn-Nncve psri6dico.
Septiembre IA de 1903.

~Fs~sA~'AS - w ASOOs
Varios nifios de Ponce iugaron aver.
con jovenes americanos, una partida de
Base Ball, en- las inmediaciones del
cuartel de infanter1a.
Sc jugaron IS inmineg, ganando los
t1ltimoS por una carrera.
~ El domingo tom6 puerto la go
leta inglesa "Sceptre", procedente de
Hamburgo, con lin cargamento de sa-
lazones para los Sres r. Cortada v Ca.
~ Desde aver Sc hallan en- Ponce
los se6ores que forman la Corte de
Distrito de Humacao.
~ Por escandaloso, fue detenido
anoche ell ind;viduo Tomas Vargas,
que Sc entreten1a Ell inSultar 4 grito
pelado la gente de bien.
~ Nuestro amigo don Fructuoso
Bustamante fue vfctima anoche de Tin
robo.
Mientras adquiria un billete en- la
taquilla del teatro, I'm ratero le brio la
leontina y el reloj que llevaba.
x*x Ell criminal que violo asesino
en- Guanica q una nina de 10 aflos, ha
sido captursdo por TN cabo de Ia policfa
insular.
wv Aver estuvo q punto de ser les
trozado por lin caro- electrico, un indi-
viduo, vendedor de hamacas, que salia
de la calle de la Estacion del tren hacia
ell camino de Ia Marina.
Ell caro- le derrib6, echando1e fuera
de la via, sufriendo ell jndividuo algu-
mas cOutrSiOneS leves
x*x Con mucha concurrencia Sc
efectuo a1oche, en- ell teatro, la SO fun
zion del cuadro l1rico- dram atico, En-
presa Vidal.
Los artistas recibieron muchos aplau.
SOS.
Nv Ell sabado por la noche estaba
de buen humor ell pueblo de Ponce,
pues Sc celebraron cinco bales.
**x Ha regresado de Nueva York
nuestro amigo don Enrique Morell
LIE saludamos.
x** Ell bale que anunci6 el Casino
para eI sabado tltlmo fue transferido,
a causa de hallarse muchas familias
ausentes.
~ Cast nadie asistio ell sabado al
muelle americana, mientras Sc celebra-
ba la retrets que organize la empreSa
del Trolley.
w Fn Juan Diaz circul6 aver otra
hoja suelta dedicada a Tomas Carri6n.
La frma Luis F. Desds y pide la
dinisi6n de Carrion como Delegado
la Camara y mlembro del Comite re-
publicano
wv La retreta del domingo, en- la
plaza "Las Delicias, quedo muy de-
sanimada.
~ Ha salido ell primer n1mero de
GEL Eco de Ponce, periodico indie
pendiente.
LIE deseamos prosperidad; pero no
a 10 Mr.. Hunt.
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
.stacion del Norte ante algunos perio-

estacion del Norte ante algunos perio-
distas.
Al declarar que las economics Sc in
troduciran ell todos los ministerios, sin
exception, la atenci6n p1blica Sc ha f.
1ado, naturalmente, en- ell de la Guerra,
en- el cual pueden efectivamente intro
ducirse economics de consideration. re-
duciendo las plantillas en- todos aquellos
cuerpos auxiliares que han tenido con-
siderable aumento en- estos tltimos
amos amorti.ando personal poniendo
en- vigor algo de 10 que en- sen.ido de Ia
economic de este preSupuesto hizo en-
el el general Correa.
Mucho nos alegraremoS que tales es-
peranzas Sc confrmen y de que sc lie
ven a la practica los proyectos que So
bre todo ESQ Sc anuncian. porque, sin
dejar de reconocer las necesidades de
orden militar que tiene una naci6n CO.
mo la nuestra, helnos sostenido STEM
pre- la conveniencia de que el ramo de
Guerra sea organizado de manera que,
sin faltar NADIA de 10 necesario, no con-
sienta superfuidades y lujos que no
puede soportar hoy Espaia.
wv
Acaba de aparecer con Ell tftulo de
LA Infanterfa espafiola" en- Valladolid,
una revista mil;tar ilustrada, cuyo pri-
mer nImero, admirable y elegante-
mente editado, causa grand{sima i'm
preston, tanto por la extension cali
dad de su texto, como por sus artfsticos
e interesantes fotograbados.
. LA Infanterfa espaf1ola'' Sc publica
qui1cenalmente, y con cada n1mero
regalara a Sis suscritores una hoia
papel "cuche', con I'm grupo de- ofciales
del arma; I'm retrato de un iefe i Official
que poSea la cruz de San Fernando Is
una fotograffa de interes military; un
pliego de una obra sobre asuntos militia
res, cuyo autor sea I'm ''infante", Y una
"escalilla" del arma; proponiendose m as
adelante celebrar certamenes militares.
En- este primer nt1mero aparecea,
entire otros, trabajos frmados por Ber-
m1dez de Castro, Pereda y "Moharra. T"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
M0ticia hUena

Taquigrafia Efonetica espahola, {
veniente para les jovenes y sefiori
que deseen obtener empleos en- las
cinas del gobierno 6 particulares. G
so complete de seis meses. Glasses 4
rias a domicilio, por cuatro dollars .
stlales. Ensefianza por correo. n
girse 4 e. Asenjo. Box ,o4. San
Pto Rico. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-16
ESPANA
ULTIMO CORREO

Los resineros Observation-Disclosures Francia y
los Estados Unidos - Proycctos de Gnsset-
TransformaciSn de los serviciss-Caja nasionaI
de nhorres-La idea do Rodrignnez-Situaci6 ci6n
Iisonjera-EE cup6n de Octubre-Ecenomfas en-
los ministsrios-la infanterfa espakola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
TO VISIT PENSACOLA
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
 TO RENDEZVOUS THERE.
At Solicitation of Congressman Wiley Secretary of Navy Places Florida Pert in Itinerary
 of Fleet.

At the request Of Congressman A. A. Wiley Pensacola, Fla, has been placed m the itinerary of the North Atlantic squad ron by order of the Navy Department The fleet will visit Pensacola during the winter and spring to rendezvous and have target practice.
 The order was the result of the follow ing letter directed some time ago to Sec retary Moody:
 Montgomery. Ala, October 14, 1905 "The Honorable The Secretary Of the Navy, Washington. D. C.: "Sir-I have been informed that, under present arrangements, the North Atlantic Squadron will not likely visit Pensacola during the coming winter or spring. but instead will probably rendezvous and have target practice at or near Key West, Fla.
 Permit me to suggest that our people are very much interested in this matter and are anxious to have this squadron embrace Pensacola in It's itinerary, If pos eible to do so, in order that a part of the time, at least, can be spent in that splen- did harbor; for there is no question that the Pensacola harbor is one of the finest in existence: and if the North Atlantic squadron should find it convenient or ad- visable to spend portion of the ap- preaching winter or spring there it would be visited by a vast number of our best citizens, who would not fail to take ad. vantage of this opportunity to inspect the fleet. whereas Key West is so inaccessi ble that this patriotic privilege could not be afforded to them, thereby depriving them of very great pleasure, as well as interesting knowledge and information upon a subject. which at this time Is dear to their hearts.
 ''I am advised. also. that the citizens of Pensacola have pledged sufficient amount of money to provide a suitable drill-ground and baseball ground for the exclusive use of the fleet, for their shore drills, sports, etc, while I am sure that no better facilities for target practice can be found in any harbor of the world.
 Pensacola has not only a superb har- bor, but her facilities for coaling are un- excelled. It has an abundant supply of purest water, and it's atmosphere is en- tirely free from malaria.
 "Escambia County, Alabama. in my Congressional District. adjoins Escambia County, Florida, in which Pensacola ia situated. The most cordial relations ex- ist between these communities. This is my excuse for addressing you this com munication. Now. in addition to what I have stated above, there is such a uni versal desire on the part of the people particularly in South Alabama and West Florida, that I am urged by my constit- uenrs to entreat you, as Secretary of the Navy, to place this port on the squad ron itinerary for the coming winter or spring.
 1T have the honor to be,
 ''Your obedient servant.
 "A. A. Wiley, Member of Congress Second Alabama
 District
 This information will no doubt be Rrat- flying to the people of Pensacola and of South Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
The First National Banks Good
 Showing.

Referring with gratified pride to every detail of it's published statement, ap- bearing in another column of this issue. the First National Bank of Montgomery calls especial attention to the very hand some increase in its deposit accounts the accounts which. more than all oth- CTS, betoken the esteem and confidence of the community which it serves.
 Since its statement to the Controller of April 9th, last. this bank has gained in deposits the sum of s17sOs5.65; this item on April 9th, was $921.663.72, as conn pared with s1,O99, ,729S7. shown in the statement published to-day: and as com pared with same date CNov. 17thl one year ago. shows an increase or sD2.70A
 Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
A THANKSGIVING DINNER
It Will Bs Given at the Y. M. c. a.
 Thursday.


 The following invitation has been is- sued by the local Young Mems Christian Association to it's members:
 ",rhe Montgomery. Ala. Young Mems Christian Association invites you to be present at the annual Thanksgiving din ner, Thursday evening. Nov. 26, 1903 at 7:30 o'clock in the association building.
 Please reply to MT Michael Cody, POP South Perry street"
 An attractive menu consisting of oys- ters, roast turkey, cranberry sauce, sai- ad, celery. pickles, olives, bread and but ter. crackers, lettuce, ice cream, cake coffee and cheese straws has been pre- pared by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the association, and a delightful occasion is anticipated by the young men.
 The Thanksgiving dinner last year was attended by just one hundred men, and was considered one of the most success full social functions ever given by the association. It is the expectation of the ladies in charge that the dinner this year will in no way lower the standard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22

understood to mean that the Triton, Thomasville and Gulf will be merged with the Atlanta and Birmingham. The date on which the merger is to be effected, 1t is understood, is December 5. when a meeting of directors will be lfeld
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
Coolidge Gets Another po.d

Thomasvil'e. Ga. Nov. 2D.--T. Jefferson Coolidge, President of the o,d Colony trust Company of Boston, and H. Atkin- son, his Southern representative, have the stock of the Triton. Thomasville and Gulf Railroad. heretofore owned by the Geor- Eia Southern and Florida road. This iI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-22
Feminala for Women.

Feminala Is the prescription of an emi- nent physician for all diseases peculiar to women It is good for all feminine ills and absolutely best for most of them Druggists now sell and guarantee it.