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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-02
A7ECR DAY

The recommendations made in the
Governors proclamation regarding the
observance of Arbor Day should be
remembered and carried out by every
n who owns property. Nothing adds
SO much to the beauty of a country
or helps in a greater measure to at
tract the attention of possible inves-
tors than an imposing array of trees
whether in the towns along the rail-
road lines or on the ranches. And,
besides, he who plants trees now, is
the foundation for the comfort
and enjoyment of the future genera
tons. Let us plant trees and lots of
them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-02
From the 3. of /. r.
Detroit, Mich, May 26, 1902.
you wait.

Detroit, Mich, May 26, 1902.
The Detroit Leather Speciality Co.,
Gentlemen-I have been wearing the
F. P. Sargent glove, which is manu-
featured by your company, for the past
six months and am convinced that for
durability, wear and style they have
no equal. The new laced thumb,
which you have adopted, in which
you have done away with the clumsy
rivets and uncomfortable stitching, so
commonly used, is all you claim for it,
giving it a freedom of motion not
possessed by any other working glove
l have worn. l can heartily recon-
mend your glove to anyone who wish
to wear a good, substantial, stylish,
asbestos tan glove, that is made by a
firm using the Union Label.
Respectfully Yours,
A. LEO KENT. Sec. sos.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
d~ersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified by the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of Nevada in
and for the County of Humboldt, on
the 31st day of March, A. D., 1903, as
Administrator of the Estate of Emmily
Jane Young, late of said county, de-
ceased.
All creditors having claims against
the said estate are required to file
the same, with proper vouchers at
tached, with the Clerk of said Court,
within forty days after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice.
Dated Winnemucca, Nevada, April
1st, 1903.
CHARLES P. RICHARDS,
Administrator of the Estate of En-
mily Jane Young, deceased.
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WEATHER Sure - pEPAPT.

Weather Bureau report u. S. De-
partment Of Agriculture:
Report for the y hours ending 8 D.
m, 18th meridian time or SOC p. m,
local time.
Winnemucca April /:
Mean barometer, 29.8O.
Maximum temperature, 43.
Minimum temperature, 20.
Mean temperature, Sc.
Normal temperature, AZ.
Prevailing wind, northeast.
Precipitation for "a hours, O.33.
Minimum temperature, April 2, 20.
J. c.. HAYDEN,
Observer Weathe~ ," eau.
WEATHEA. FORECAST.
Tonight fair. Friday fair.
McADIE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-02

Seventy-four restaurants at Denver
closed on account of strike.
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Working Overtime
A. LEO KENT. Sec. sos,

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireless, little workers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Millions are
always at work, night and day, curing
Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation,
Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver
and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant,
safe, sure. Only 25c at Brown Bros.
drugstore.
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William Piggott has secured the SER
vices CT =. VanVolkenburg, an expert
tonsorial artist. Mr.. Piggot. invites
the public to drop in and lose .aeir
bristles. The operation will be per-
formed in an artistic manned while
you wait. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-02

work. The making of money is not
a sufficient incentive. He must find
his highest enjoyment in the task it
self. No man who works along that
line can fail. That is my judgment,
based on my own experience and my
observation"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the u
dersigned has been duly appointe
anG qualified by the Fifth Judicial D-
trict Court of the State of Nevada
and for the County of Humboldt 0
the 31st day of March, A. D.. 1858,
Administrator of the Estate Of GeOrg
Young, late of said County, deceased
All creditors having claims again
the said estate are required to file u
same, with proper vouchers a~ttaehe
with the Clerk of the said Court, Wit
in forty days after the first public
ton of this notice.
Dated Winnemucca, New, April 4
1903.
CHARLES P. RICHARDS,
Administrator of the Estate OF Geo.
Young, deceased.
SUBSCRIBE FOR SILVER STATE
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF
STAGES.

Paradise leaves daily except Sundays
at 6 a. m. and arrives 3:15 p. m.
McDermit leaves daily except Sundays
at 6 a. m. and arrives at 3:15 p. m.
DEMO leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays
at 6. a. m. and arrives Wednesdays
and Mondays at 3:15 p. m.
Kennedy leaves Tuesdays and Satur-
days at 6. a. m. and arrives Mondays
and Fridays at 5 p. m.
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NOtaS parlamentariaS

Fu6 Obiato aver de comentario7
clerts entrevista celebrada eI tre dos
entidades de 10 polftics. Aur que no
Sc ha hecho pdblico al motive, afr
mase q 10 necesidad inn perioga de t.a
bsjar en- benefic o del pafs por enci.
ma de todas las dificultAdes, hace
gus los aproxi nsciones sean posi-
bles y que csda dis los fines consunes
encuentren mas fAcilida ses. En- ese
movimiento de templanza. SO asegu.
70 que toma parte toda / CkmRrs
CON alg ana que otra exseI ci6n q 1e,
si SO saliera del tieSt J, no serfa es
cuchads,
De a'gunos prCp6sisos fi1ancisros
Sc hsbl&bA y sr en- los sAlones de II
Ckmara. Al respecto de ese asan.
to, Sc dijo aver q ae ell sc d MAttey
solicitAlia en- Secretarfa los antece
dentes del proyecto de en- 6stito
que feacAs6 on 10 primera legisla.
tpra
Ora buena noticia podemos ade.
lantar como cosR muy probable. e
lemsntcs de 10 msyoffa y de 10 mi
norris, seg1n SO ssegura, estableee.
ran acuerdos con .objsto de sscar
avAnte nm proyecto ere .minado G
que ae cub yenciona & cierto nd nero
de j6vsnes para que puedan estu
diar el prt fssorado en- 10 Normal de
Rio Piearas Basna idea. De csc
moso no Sc dir6 m,f1sna que no te'
nemos snficieAte nj nero de profs
sores gOmLesent g.
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mitan los procedimiento del Conse
jo Ejee utivo y de II C&mAra de De-
legAdos, para resolver este asunto
con 10 mayor fest inaci6n possible.
POR TANTO. resu6lvase por ell
C)nsej, Executive CON Ell eoncurso
de 10 Clmsra de Dalegadoa, Que por
medic del Honorable Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, Sc hsga conoeer al
CONGRESO de los EstRdos Unidos
y espeeislmente 6 los organismos de
ese alto Cserpo legislative, que
tengan en- 10 aetu alidaa pendiente de
informe y d.. re .oluci6n las enmien'
das al tratado de r seiprocidad entire
los e ,tsaos U Unidos y 10 Rspd blica de
Caba. Ia pete On que hace eE Pue.
bio de Paerto Rico. de que se inclu
~ entire los ar,1calos mss fAvoreei
dos por r.baja de derechos de i'm.
portaci6n en- in Rspd olica de Cuba,
ell cafe de Paerto Rico, como un de
los prodnctos del suelo y de ID Ia.
dustria de los Estados U aidos, anun.
ciandose por cable ests resoluci6n
conjunta y envi6ndola por Ell primer
correo que sea possible, tan pronto
sea debldamente aprobAda.
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BOmbardeO de
MaraCaibO

Ia noticia one ,sysr nos comunic6
81 cable CON referencik & otro bonn
bardeo de Vene zaela, ha causado
verdadefa e1t AfrezA 6 ID opini6a.
lQ.6 se propone Alemaniaf 81 el
asunto cit en- tr6nit % y somet:do &
los &rbitros de 10 Hsya, lque signi-
ficA que se sigan bomb ardeando
pue.tss venezolanos? lQue Otra CO.
% puede hAcer ell Presiaente Castro
despu6s de entregado ell asunto & los
&rbitros?
Puede p nsarze que Ell gobierno
alem&n no desea que el srreglo lie
que & sliz t6rmlno juzSar por 10
pr6digo que Sc muestrs en- producir
complicaciones
ri asunto do que pensar y amena'
"a conyertirse en- un verdadero rom
pc cabezas.
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QUEBRADlLLAS
[De maestro corresponsall

Eu 70 ia -Hemos tepido ell p1a
Ger de asistir 6 nm sguinaldo que se
celebl 8 en- Ii sQuiata. de 10 dietin .
guida ref1orA DINA Anita Abreu, viu
Ga de L, mels. Salimos de este pue
bio acompansdos por los j6venes
Reyes, Ru'z Soler, Victor Manuel
Lamela. Adolfo Babi'onia Estrella.
Miguel Rniz Soler y Felix y Luis
V6,ez Lameia. ALI NOS hallamos
con una espl6cdida fiesta que nos
hacfa recordar sque,la 6 ooca en- que
CON mucha ffeeuencia aaistfAmos &
los sur t 1850 10 guin. ldos que In res
petable .miliA Abreu celebraba en-
los alegres dias de Reyes. Uo pre-.
cioso sb3uque'D de distingnidas y
.bel.fsimas sc f1ori as asistieron al fss'
tiva', y entire elias recordanos hs'
ber visto 6 10 bsllfsima Ana Angel
ca LAmela. que por su bslleza es CO.
nocida en- Pto. Rico y las gracioEas
y lin6f ,imAs sefiofitAs TIL Abreu,
Pc ra Guevara, Bitita Lamels, Pepi
to o zero, Maria Alers, Maria Osero,
Maria Abrsu, Chita Polanco, Ma
ria Corsero, Maria Teresa Fernan.
d, z, G ,nchitA Fe rnandez y 10 encan-
tad ra Anita Abrau Disz La fiesta
dur6 hssta las cuatro de 10 mAfiana
reinsId do 10 mayor animac.6n entire
todos los que tuvimos ell honor de
ssistir ella. Ls viuda de Lanela
nos trat6 CON 10 consideration y cor
teafa que acoatumbra dispensar 6 los
que In visitan. Nos obsequi6 con Fl
NOS dulces y ricos licores.
In de los jovenes de @ lebraaillas
recibi6 una sorpresa de los labios de
una bellf alma triguefia que all1 esta-
ba. iiQaien fuese Reyito!!
Aver pasaron por ests pueblo con
direction hacia CAmuy, 10 sefiora
dofia Josefs Diiz. viuaa de Lopez y
IN aef1orita hija GAuaencia.
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PONCE
(De maestro co,resposs0D

NAC 1GsVC9VfO ONFS S0pOs0@sOsy
Eaero -El juicio que sc hA de
cs'ebrar en- 10 &C Corte Federal, en-
Ia eausa seguidA al Post master ds
G oauD, Sc hA transferido. 6 6sp'szs
do, para ell miercoles pr6ximo.
Son muchos intsresantes los
asnntos qua tiene que resolver squf
10 &c orte r .deral.. Hoy al princi
pio de II seei6a Sc sio lectnra Ia
relAci61 de Asuutos, que ocuf 8 bsE-
tAnte TEMPO. Entre e3os asurtos
estk ell de Teresa B lrrero, que pide
una indsmniz .ci6n & 10 &C ,rnpa MIA
de 10 Luz e 6ctric ,, por In muerte
de so hijo proiusida por tossmien-
to de nm alambre de d chs luz, que
CATS hscfa Il CALI; y cuyo asunto
Sc vera en- esta aemaEa.
Ea brs We Contrse &n matrimonio
Ell aprt ciAb.a jovaa don Eduardo vi
dAl, de la casa sVidal y Css de esta
cindai, con 1r sef orita C.rlots Cos
tt, hija del RICO comerciants de Goa.
mo don ANTI MO Costa.
In maffana y gran parte de 10 ta--
de la emple6 la 4CJrts FaderAls en-
la i6rmin aci6n y sentsncia del iuicio
civil segaido por don J re Sierra
contra los sef1ores A. Fernando y
c., comereiante de IL plszs. A las
tres de 10 tarde di6 e: JnrAdo su We
redicto, condensndo 6 los sen res
A. Fernknd,z y CA &pfgar tres mil
Quinie, t 1s dollars . demandants den
Jose Sierra.
Ia sido denunciado Pedro Laura
Reyes por uso de un arma prohi-
bida.
Ha sido muy aolaudido ca Ponce
Ell sue'to que dedic eLs 9 Corraspon.
denciR. 81 ssfior Hernandez Lopez,
en- su edicion del sAba 10.
Sc ha condenado por la Corte Fe
deral, 6 Auicato Roche vi Arn6s, de
M y.guez, 6 pagar 81 1890 cts. de
cusntas, & jose SAbAter y Miguel
Casanova, C cudadAuos espaf1olss. Es
tos re :lamaban SO. 800 orc. D ID
Sc encuentrA en- Ponce G presti'
gioso puertorriq asfio doctor don S Il.
vado CarbonelI, que vino en- ellva'
por francis sSAnto D1mingo., .lla'
g &do & Ponce ell dia aiez = siste. Ell
doctor Carbonell viene & resi- dir zen
estA ciu lad. Sea bienvenieo.
Vicente PAoli y EoifAnio Rosa
fueron denunciados, ell primero por
insuIto 6 Polonia Fot, y .el segundo
por acometimiento & B onj f acio Fe'
BILE.
Don Antonio Mattel L!nv sras, es.
timado amigo nuestro, Sc encuentra
hoy en- esta eiudad.
Hoy se han 'celebrado en- 10 Au.
diencls los siguientes juieios orales:
Contra Tlburcio 0 t z, por asasi.
nato; contra Juan Leopolao Romkp,
por falsa depuncia y contra Alberto
Miranda por alterar 10 paz & olica.
En- Ponce Sc cree que el inf orme
del Gran Jurado en- contra de IL G kr.
Gel, detefminar& al gobierno 6 hacer
este edifcfo, sin dem '~a a]gana.
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Propaganda
maquinas
ameriCanaS pOr la iSla

Esta ma11ana ssli6 por 10 carrete.
RI central CON destiuo 6 Ponce, Ell
Sr. George A. e lott, Agente Ge
neral de una gran compaf1la ameri.
cana de Rolos para Of .ados de CO
bles carreteras. LIE acompaf1a ell
Sr. F. L Thorough prominente ciu.
dadano de 10 eiudad de Nav Castle
en- ell EstAdo de Indiana. Las ma.
quinas de que Sc trata son "a como.
claAs aquf. Caatro de elias han si-
do aequiridaa por ell dspartamel to
de Obras I1blicas habiendose re-.
pArtido en- las YArias construcciones
en- distintos lugares de 10 isla.
Las personAs que hsyan transitA'
do dltimamente por 10 cArretera cen.
tral, habran, sin duda, tenido oca-
sion de yer esas m&quinas va en- ira.
bAjo en- ese comeneio.
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Academic deSgraCiadO
en- la central acquire"
UN 0BRERO FUE LA VICTIMA
de maestro corresponsog)

Ponce. Eaero 19.-Canuto Jou-
bert. bombero y earpintero de Oh
clio, trabajabA en- IL celtrAl eAgui-
rfe>. Sc ocupaba eli s6bRdo, ase.
rrando una pieza do pichipen en-
dicha central, cuando una de las
corfeas de 10 maquinaria sc rompi6,
cayendo encima 10 pifzA Crave.
mente herido fac trasladado aver
tarde & eata ciudad. fslleciendo las
dos de 10 msdrag sda de hoy Jou :.
bert deja una viuda con tres peque.
nos hijos. Esta tarde & lss cuatro
tendr& lugA1 el entierro, con 10 asis i.
tencia de los bombe. o, y 10 banda
del cuerpo.
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Sc EPASE E

Que no publicamos comunicados
in que sean pagados por adelan-
taao.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentar por
una Inca y La Inca vale diez CEN
tavOS.
Las cartas que vengan CON CO.
municado sin su importe NO Sc COR
estaR.
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MU0kO xOs -mSk0 0o0 - RA109O0 "a
sCirculo de Instruction y Recreos,
por las explicitas fiestAs, que pro-
porciona sus socios. Los bAile O
de los dias l6 y II faeron expl6n
aidos.
He sufrido una recaida en- su en-
fermedad 10 apreciable st nora dc n =
Mariana Bcacety, de cuya meioria
he abiamos dado cuents Anteriormente
Han aido detenidos y puestos en- Il.
bertsd, bAjo fisnxs, vArios juecis de
e'occiones re epublic&uos de este pue
bio. acusados de burlar la ley elec
toral. Dsspu6s del cSlebre Menssje
dc Mr.. Hunt, y de 10 defensx, hecha
en- In CAmara por el doctor We've, de
les pAsadas elecciones, NOS parece
que continue representatives. la
memorable fArsa.
Lou federales de squf aplauSeu la
Actitud noble y dignA de sus diez Re-
pres entantes 6 10 Ckmara
SiRuen pGblicAmente las propR-
gandas de elementos no 06rsros para
fomentar las huelgas, entire los jor
male ros de 10 Central Biar chi Pa
gan. Sc estk hacienda mucho safio
6 los infslices, que - dejan augestio
mar y nj elemeIto laborioso y pro
duetcr.
Hemos visto por aqui, en- visits de
inspection al doctor Salicrup. Lila
mamos 10 Atencion del honorable
Inspector de SAnidad sobre 10 CON.
veniencia de que 10 polftica no ten
"a que YER NADIA CON ell abasto de
carnes v &C bre fAlta do medios pa
m el exGmef de 10 leche.
Los duefios de panaderfas han
nsado. en- 6stos diss, mejor harina
en- 10 fAbr icaeion del pan.
Entire los profssores, que desem.
pef1an eacuelas rurales, es digno de
recommendation el joven don Antonio
G n1Alex. Els nm professor geadua.
DO, que 10 Junta debia Atil1zsr en-
ma escuelA grsduAda, teni sndo en
euenta, Ademks que sus n ritos pro-
fssionalss, que es hijo de- esta losa.
lidsd.
Entire los concurrentes de Maya.
gu z, al baile que celebr6 Ell II al
eCirculo de Instruction y Recreo.,
tuvimos el gusto de saludar al doctor
Gaudier y sc nora, 6 don Diego Gar
cis Saint L,urent y fAmiliA, y & los
distip guidos pre- fesores don Carlos
Urrusia, don Ernesto Busquet, sen "
Rodil y sefior Rexach.
En- estos dias ha sufrido lige' q in.
disposition, que 10 retuvo en- CANA,
In apreciable sefiora dofla Antonio
Pesante, viuaa de Clodomiro Plu'
mey, aquel patriots de Lares, que
muri6 en- 10 carcel de Aguadilla,
despu6s del movimiento revolucio'
mario.
Los amigos del doctor Carbonell,
que SON muchos en- este pueblo, se
AleRrAn del regreso del patriotA
puertorriquef1o & Msysguez, des'
pu6s da GA lArga ausencla en- Santo
Domir GO
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Ejecuta ordenes de tods clase
de efectos que Sc embarcaD de ,s
Estados-Unidos, y SO ocupA de La
venta en- consignacioD de rutos &.
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A los NotarlOS

DARPETAS BARA ESCRITURAS
I'm colores ne hAcsn & IL 6rden
sLA CORRESPONDENCE
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Nm ssta tipogrsfia 90 hsssn to
a aae d trahAioa praeins u 6sieo.
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TARJETAS de vista con &c bre
y sin ellos, 80 hssez OF xLs Co
Prassaa4aaaia
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'AnascO
(, (De maestro c0rrespOnsdO

Enero 18. --Merece splausos Ell
sCirculo de Instruction y Recreos,
por las explfcitas fiestas, que pro.
porcionA & sus socios. Los baile o
de los dias Is y II fueron expl6n'
aidoa.
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Arturo BvdVo

OOMERO ANTE omisionista.
Bowli-.g Greer Puilding.
IL Broadway---Naw aw- York.
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Ha sufrido una recaidA en- ga en-
fermedAd 10 apreciable st nora dc f1a
Mariana B-acety, de cuya mejoria
habiamos dado cuenta Anteriormente
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Los amigos del doctor Carbonell,
que SON muchos en- este pueblo, se
AleRrAn del regreso del patricia
puertorriqutfio & Msysguez, des'
pu6s do GA lArga ausenclA en- Santo
Domir go.
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Siguen pGblicAmente las propA-
ganaas de elementos no o6rsros para
fomentar las huelgas, entire los jor'
male ros de 10 Central Biarchi Pa
gan. Sc estk hacienda mucho dafio
{ los infslices, que 90 dejan augestio
mar y nj elemeIto laborioso y pro
ducter.
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Eaero 19.--El juicio que fe h. de
cs'ebrar en- 10 &C orte Federal, en-
Ia eausa seguida sl Post master ds
G oauD, s 9 hA transferido. 6sp'szs
do, para ell miercoles pr6ximo.
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Aver pasaron por ests pueblo con
direction haeia CAmuy, 10 sef1ora
dofia JosefA Disz. viuaa de Lopez y
"a aef1orita hija GAudencia.
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Lou federales de squf aplauSeu la
actitud noble y digna de sus diez Re-
pres entAntos 6 10 C&mArR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-20
TIE VEST ELECTRIC co. TIT Commerce Street.
 PHONE s25.
Moetaaae SaLa.


 Under and hy virtus of the powers contained 10 the undersisAed on the ith day of No- wife. Helss.e Pollak which said uortEase is duly recorded in the office Of tho Probate Morsssges. psss 4s. the nndersiEned. .Alice F. HuEter. nortgagee. VIII sell to The highest bldssr 2, der fer fSs cash @ as auction, ss Court sauars the Ieth day of January, 1904, the property conveyed ln said mortgage in the city and to wit: A part of the east 2-5 of lot No. 5 on south side of Monroe Street. and a part of Ds1 ASsnS dsScSsG Gn as ns soOT ses cO@ S mencing too feet south of the northeast corner et lot Nc 3 on the south side of Monroe street in westerly direction 20 feet, thence nt right angels in q southeasteriy direction lO5 Che rear of the store now called No. e, north aide Of Dexter Avenua. thence in an easteriy thence north along the line of said ict iioes Also Ehst part of tSs G land an oom@eneias % as soTsS side of DextaI Avenue at "a. point tl9 feet north of the southwest corner of fhe % r Of sa ss S iS N asa o n tss sSSsa SSsS side Of Dexter Avenue and running from said
 s s. s su,ns as rect slSeS S sSs sIsE Sssde w S Fres,eis O.. to the west line of property propsrT north about InsH feet to wi within ioo
 h ss 0s d aosro. Street. s ess s wss % sS paraliei with said west line of said DineIey property , ss feet thence vest g feet te me ping Bslng part of the same property -sis,- eIa- sE Ss The Fsir Aiics H I'll Hursar - N. fRi Bli- ling and Geo. F. Moore as Trustee. Nov. es.
 RAY RUsHToN. Attorney su-aa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-20

There were many prosperous days in the South before Sherman marched to the sea and Ben Butler, (once' known to us as ''beast'') had fortified himself with silver spoons at New Orleans. Cotton and mules and negroes tumbled over one an- other in blissful confusion, Who owned the most of all this was not of great im- portance, each southerner felt his own honor asaailed at every thrust made against his section, whether he or any of his generation had ever been slave holder or not. a.,..-.. ,..-.
 An old neighbor, of ours spent his days in tho town near by, talking politics, drinking ncuor, abusing the Yankees and defending slavery, when his wife and children were at home in the greatest poverty and no show of slave on the place. except q half-breed Indian girl who had refused to go away with her tribe when the government removed them to Arkansas. Perhaps this incident reveals the spirit of the "Solid South." and the patriotism that engendered the bravest soldiers on earth before those young he- roes who died at Gettysburg were ever born.
 The South had steadily prospercd in spite of the amount of debt quite anorn- olous which was revealed at the close of the civil war.
 There was a credit system that was curious. An old lady who delights to talk of the Hand where We were dream in9'' and from whom I gather many crys- tai gems or thought, related to me the other day the following bit of autobiog- raphy concerning a former time;
 "I had been raised in a well-to-do fam fly and yet I had seen but very little money. My mother would order her car riage. arm herself with memorandum . foot long, and ride with the majesty of a queen into the nearest town without dime in her purse; and though she cross cd the river her ferrlage was charged and 50 were the several hundred dollars worth of goods which sne brought nome piled in her carriage at night fall.
 ''Thls transaction was perfectly accept able to the merchants. My father paid the bIIls at the end Of the year when the cotton 9s sent into town.
 'a0nca In awhile ther9 was bad crop, and then, if creditors grew importunate, a negro was sold to make up the deflcit. I've seen this done amid the tears of the household, even though it were only sJ6pe.' a trifiing fellow who was run away half his time and had no particular interest in anybody or anything. I have seen it, too, when it was one more high ly pflsed--but I do not intend to be pa-