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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

There is more catarrh in this seo-
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together and until the
asst few years was supposed to be
incursble. For great many years
doctors pronounced il local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh TO be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutions treatment.
Bali's catarrh cure, manufactured by
+. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops 10 a teaspoopful.
Il acts directly on the blood and mu-
eous surfaces of the system. They
Her one hundred dollars for any case
fails to cure. Send for circular,
md testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY ~ Co
Toledo: c
sold by druggists, 75s.
1sll's Family Pills are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Disleated Her shoulder

Mrs. Johanna Soderholn, of Fer
gus Falls, MINI, fell and dislocated
her shoulder. She had a surgeon GEL
il back in place as soon as possible.
but il was quite sore and pained her
very much. Her son mentioned tha,
he had seen Chamberlain Pain Balm
advertised for sprains and soreness
and she asked him TO buy her a bot
tie Of it, which he did. 1t quickly
relieved her and enabled her to sleep
which she had not done for several
days. The son was 50 much pleased
with the relief il gave his mother
that he has since recommended it 10
many others. For sale by all drug
gists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
We Give any Lady

splendid chance to earn spending
money easily, working for us in their
etsure time; the work is not hard,
my woman or girl with a little spare
fime will do well TO avail themselves
If this opportunity to earn money.
send us 25 cents (silver) or p. o
Money Order and we will at once send
YOU the cloth with full directions pre-
paid by us anywhere in the L. :. SO
that you can commence at once. Ad-
dress BrilliantiDs Co. Q9-N) Rox-
bury, Mass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

fimes.-Lessee T. T. Lamoy has
already shipped over 200 tons of
copper. lead and zinc ore from the
Lead King mine which, under the
present treatment charges. returned
handsome profits. The mine is stated
10 be showing mp fide and the work
ing force Is 20 be increased. Another
carload OF zinc is now being hauled
% Pacits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

Montrose Enterprise Gay Miller,
late socialist candidate for represen-
tative in SanMiguel county, and who
received splendid vote, went
through here Sunday enroute TO
Denver 70 help the labor forces
secure some legislation. Mr. Miller
Is well known here, having resided
in this locality some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

TIope-"l'm gettin' tired of eaiin the
same kind of grub every day"
Never mind, grandpi; we'il have
a new doctor next week, aud then
you'll have change of diet"
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
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lu tha Matter %
hnIiH Msa.k liuiufi"
Pan. uss.s urisndsat
TIE p-au. aT fHe -isfa af Cu.Hla4H ia Faid
MH.ira tIi ial 'udaui aFagl banned ..r. t.Hg
Son sra heraby -eluir-l 90 arneaf Ia an
nrtioa trsushf le1Iu-. v.u Hs rle lHuHr uimHd
piafHuH In tHn rHuuHH ruuHt of 6uultsfsn
d.aHrtf State Of luIur1HIH and fu aaHr r.IH COM
uIHinf therein uitHiu fhrty dats after .. ser-
eIgr hereff q -nrtcd afln th. 1t H. ni"-
f48a. ur So served aut af .h| -tatH s.f lIUrtdo,
ur Is fuhIrHfinu. within City dtys Hftnr the
--rt ire narro. a1riu.isH of tlo iav Of sargicfs
areur.lua tu fha PRAYER Hi tha runi.Ia .Iain' aud
81 t.sr 7nrgicH H0resf uU wHdC h5 TunlIratluIl,
fhru tau GAYS at.II. .nHL tl tue -uid tiiN hHy {
last hnroinHhgse -rrrlheh Tor aHprurHure and
answer viii o. allowed before tAn taH.ul ot
iudemant a. aIlrr.Hid
Tho said action D. hrHusIif tu obtain o. decree
90 digUfHa aiastlViur flle hlui- .f mutrinuuy
nov sI-tluE betvoeu you and plaintiff uu The
eriuud chat tHr more tnan ono f"ef i4-i uast
strength. hate lHIlad 90 make reasonable pru-
yizIun. or any prov Izieu FhsfrVCr. ilr tha sup
port 70 -aif plain ih f.gr Nii. end ais" re-tor-
tiH and for such uthrr relief 8- The nature and
equity OF the Cusr mas demand H- vii M re
fully auuear frfm the complaint Fled in said
,.turt 81 l,i3 4cfion To- which roferatlrp IS hereby
/ made and copy Of which is hsretu attached
And you are hereby notified thar il you fail 10
appear, aud 90 answer 90 SAID complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will apply
10 tho tourt for the relief demanded in her said
/ - Given under NY hand and the seal %.
tACoA )saii tuurt at Gunni-on. IN said coan-
S,ty this fourth day Of December, A. d,
GEo. HErHERISGroS,
Judge aud Acting Clerk.
BExrER SAPr
Attorney for Plaintiff.
FIRST Pub. Jan. ath. last Pub. Feb 6tb 1903
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

Pnot-Hsrry Tiuglet rode down
from Tloresta on his bicycle last week
This is rather a novel mode OF travel
at this season Of year in this vicinity.
j McCann and Geo. Schseier went
TO Guuuis0u last week. Rumor has il
that they went for marriage Licenses
but we will not v0uch for this state
meut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
OUR EXCHANGE TABLE.

Salida MaiL-A. NJ. Carpenter,
one Of the influential stoo kmen of
Gunuisou, arrived in the city on Sat
urday evening aud is making prepar-
alton, for locating here at least for a
time Mrs. Carpenter has been the
guest OF her brother Charles Peck. in
this city, for q week or ten days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

Pa0uis Gazette Rural free de-
livery will be in operation in this
valley as soon IS arrangements are
perfected, which will be in about
two months. This will be good
news to our busy rauchmen. and will
be quite 3 feather in our cap. The
inspector was here this week getting
matters in read mess for il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

Montrose Enterprise. - Thursday
nison. where she will reside with the
family Of w. A. Bass and teach
music. We hope she may have a
world Of success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

Montrose Enterprise Mrs. Onias
skinner. Jr., returned from Gunni-
sou Friday, where she had been to
see her brother, C. G. Dole aud wife,
being called there by the serious
illness Of the baby. which is better
now we are thankful 20 say.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Free ture for sick HEADACHE

Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
tablets are certain cure for sick
headache. Ii taken as soon as tht
first indication Of the disease appear
they will prevent the attack Get %
free sample at all druggists drug
store and give them a trial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
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a ka7TAaE Va Fdtt . FAaaofs hst .-il
The First National Bank
GUNNISON, COLO

tapftai. >urpias and Indisidsd rronts. si5.eoo
Doe Z Gauarl BsukiHH business
PAYS thf MIHhasf Market lrfre tor
Gaunfg and school WarrHufs. sind
Court trrHifcates. i.naus and lil-.
euunt. nE tsrisluHl.r Eafr-
issue Domestic aud turalEu Money
urflrrs. Tho chaupesf auu MOST com
vrnieut way tu Forward money .....
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

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] HHuH.. Hi isuuufsuu.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

thirty men; D Company. Fort Deposit.
Captain J. 8. Golson. thirty men; e Conn
pany, Mobile. Captain j. D. Hagan. thirty
men; f Company, Dothan. Captain J. w.
Sanders. thirty men; q Company. Brew
ton, Captain G. w. L. Smith. thirty men:
II Company, Troy, Captain +. p. Folmar.
thirty men: Company. Greenvtile. Cap
tain A. B. Long. thirty men; X Com
pany, Evergreen. Captain Q. stearns.
thirty men; M Company. Mobile. Captain
j. 8. Callahan, thirty men.
Second Infantry Regiment, Colonel n.
H. Graves, commanding, and stan. a. fol-
lows: Captain M. II. Hurt Adjutant:
Captain J. d. Elliott, ouartermaster:
Captain w. T. Sheehan, Commissary;
Captain W. r. Archibald, Rife Practice;
Captain 8. Harris, Assistant Surgeon;
Captain I. o. Adams, Chaplain; Major
I. N. Stowe. Surgeon.
Second Infantry Band, Montgomery,
Captain T. B. Folmar. twenty men;
Columbus Guards, Lieutenant Sheram;
A Company, Montgomery. Captain ID. b.
Joseph. Jr.. forty men: B Company,
Prattville. Captain ]. A. Alexander.
thirty men: d Company. Montgomery,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

Captain q. r. Baber. forty men; q Com
pany, Wetumpka. Captain r. 8. Austin
thirty men; F Company, Tuscaloosa. Cap
tain w. A. Collier, thirty men; q Com
pany, Eufaula, Captain B. B. Mckenzie
thirty men; H Company, opelika. Cap
tain II. P. Peacock, thirty men; I Com
pany, Luverne. Captain K. o. Dickey.
forty men: K Company, Tuskegee, Cap
tain n. H. Outright. forty men; L Com
pany. Girard, Captain e. p. Coulter. for
ty men.
Third Infantry Regiment, Lieutenant
Colonel F. P. Mcconnell, commanding
and stan as follows: Captain H. B.
Kennedy. Adtutant: Captain L. L. Null
lineux. Inspector of. Rife Practice; Cap
tain w. c. Hearn. Chaplain.
Third Infantry Band. Admission, Captain
C. J. Rund. Jr.. twenty men.
A Company. Woodlawn. Captain A. w
Mcdaniel. thirty men; Company, Gads.
den, Captain w. A. Echols, thirty men
n Company. Admission. Captain ]. B.
shelnutt thirty men; @ Company. thirty
men: H Company. Bessemer. Captai1 O.
C. Williams, thirty men; Company, OK.
ford Captain d. H. Smith. thirty men: l.
Company, Talladega, Captain B. H. Burr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

bile, Chief Of Ordnance; H. b. Gray, Biz
mlngham, Inspector General of Rife
Practice, eacn with rank Of Coionels Of
Cavalry; E. b. Young, Eufaula, Colonel
and Chief of Engineers; Henry J. Rosen-
stlhl, Union Springs, Assistant Adjutant
General; CHARLES Henderson, Troy. Aide
de-Camp; C. s. Mcdowell. Eufaula, Aid
de-Camp.
Company A, 2nd regiment, Montgom-
ery Greys, Captain E. b. Joseph, Jr.,
commanding forty men.
Company G End regiment, Eufaula
Rifles. Captain D. B. Mckenzie. com
manding, forty men,
Commbus Guards, Columbus, Ga, thir-
~ men. Lieutenant Sheram commanding.
g,igAdfer General Louis W Clark,
commanding Alabama National Guard
go stan. as follows: Major c. A.
Ionas. Assistant Adjutant General; Major
n N Scott, Quartermaster; Major II
r cnnnens Inspector; Major H.. w.
EIavden. Commissary. Major F.. Tebbetts,
1nsneetor OF Rifle Practice; Captain l..
r. Brown Aide, Captain Porter walker
kiae. Captain Gullette, Aide.
TTirst Infantry Regiment, Colonel X. b.
Dnmont. commanding; w. E. Mickle. act
ing adjutant. -,-
First infantry Band Mobile, Captain
George e. Weinand, twenty-five men.
A Company, Mobile, Captain G. H.
Jones thirty men: B Company Mobile
Captain d. w. Camp, thirty men; c
Company, Geneva. Captain n. B. Collins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
To SUCCEED HIGDON
OFFICERS OF THE THIRD URGE
BANKHEAD.
Held an Important Conference Yes
terday at Which They Nominated
Successor to Higdon-Urge
Legislative Action.

At meeting Of large number of the Of
nceTs OF the 3rd infantry Major J. H. Bank
head, Jr.. was endorsed for Colonel Of the
5rd infantry to succeed Colonel q. @. Higdon.
Major Bankhead who Is in the city a
member OF the Legislature from Walker Coun-
ty. was urged to become q candidate for the
colonelcy Of the 3rd. The meeting behind
closed doors. but 1t leaked out that the Of
hcers were expecting change in the condit on
which they had all found. to say the least,
tneonvenient. 1t was said that about eighteen
officers Of the 3rd who were in Montgomery
participating In the conference and Joined In
the request to Major Bankhead to offer for the
cooneloy. It stated that the officers
pledged them the harmonious support of the
regiment as soon Colonel Higdon was out
OF the way
BY no means the least interesting develop
ment Of the meeting the statement by the
officers Of the 3rd that a bill would be intro
duced in the Legislature authorizing the Gov
ernor TO remove any officer of the Alabams
National Guard for cause satisfactory to him
self. This bill. which, It was said yesterday
would be urged by a majority of the of cerl
of the 2nd has for its primary object the re,
moval of present conditions in the 3rd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
MIR. M. A. sHEEHAN DEAD.
Former Alabama Newspaper Man Ex


plres in Atlanta.
A telegram was received yesterday aft
ernoon announcing the death of Merrill
A. Sheehan in Atlanta. Ga. The telegram
bore the brief news that Mr.. Sheehan
had died suddenly and unexpectedly al
his home in Atlanta
He was the father of Fred and Men Ill
A. Sheehan, Jr, well known Employees
OF the Montgomery and Mobile diYis. on
Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road, and he was an uncle of viii i
Sheehan OF The Advertiser. Messrs. MGR
rill Sheehan and Fred Sheehan left last
night for Atlanta to attend the funafaA.
Mr.. Sheehan was thirty years ago a
resident OF Montgomery and an Attaeh he
of The Advertiser. He moved flUm Mont
gomery to Eufaula where he became one
of the editors and proprietors Of The
Eufaula Times. II: disposed os mis- in
terest in The Eufaula Times to Governor
Jelks. To his friends 1t was a colnci-
dence that as his successor m the edi-
torial control of The Eufaula Ti,des was
indicted into the office Of Shief Exeeu.
tive to which the people of Alabama kad
chosen him. the spirit of the Old editor
passed into the Great Beyond.
His wife who was formerly Miss Bette
McRae of Montgomery and three chill
dren survive him. His children are Mrs
]. d. Langston of Atlanta and Messrs
Merrill and Fred Sheehan of M1atgom.
| cry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

Col. w. w. Brandon and aides: Troop A,
Montgomery Mounted Rifles; Gov. jerks,
Governors staff: Company A, 21h Req.
ment. Montgomery Greys; Co1S ~ Q.
End Regiment. Eufaula Rifles y umbus
Guards, Columbus, Ca; carriages, State
oficials: carriages. city officials; carri-
ages, Commercial and Industrial Assoc
citation: Brigadier General Louis v. Clark
and STAFF; 1st Infantry Regiment, Col.
r. B Dumont commanding; Ind Infantry
Regiment. Col. E. H. Graves command
ing; ord Infantry Regiment, Lieutenant
Colonel F. p. Mcconnell commanding
LIST Alabama Cavalry, Maj James T.
Beck commanding; LIST Alabama Artillery,
Maj s. T. wescott commanding.
The cadet band. Alabama Polytechnic
Institute was under the leadership OF
Prof NJ. Thomas F'ullan and consisted
of twenty-five instruments.
Col. W. W. Brandon. Chief Marshal
was accompanied by aides as follows
A. @. Forbes. r. NJ Scale. B. s. Chap
man. George A. Thomas, A. F. Curtis
George 3. Tyler. George w. Ellis T. M
wescott, L. l. Lasnter. e. L. Merriam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

thirty men; NJ. Company. Jasper, Lieu
tenant C. N. Smith, thirty men.
First Alabama Cavalry. Major James T
Beck, commanding, and stan as follows
Captain A. g. Forces. Adjutant; Captain
L. l.. Lassiter, Commissary; Captain R
H. fitzpatrick, Surgeoni Captain B. w
walker. Chaplain.
A Troop, Montgomery. Captain w. o.
Garside, nifty men; C. Company, Selma
Captain v. b. Atkins, hrty men; D Com.
pany, Birmingham, Captain E. J. Nc
Crossin. fifty men.
First Alabama Artillery. Major 9. T
Wastcott, commanding, and stan as fol-
lows: Captain N. H. Jones' AdJutant
Captain J. +. Powers, Commissary; Cap
IAN b. r. Plerson. Surgeon: Captain J,
p. O'COnnor. Quartermaster; A Battery
Mobile. Captain NorvnIe. forty men; Z
Battery, Montgomery, Captain Charlie.
Hinderer, fifty men; C Battery. Selma
Captain 1. N. Eddy, thirty men; D Bat
terry, Birmingham. Captain Il. d. Smith
thirty men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
auditorium Last Night.

]. 8. UtIey. J. L. CASTOR. r. N. Vandi-
yer, B. 8. GreiI. e. H. e. Warren, J. g.
Worswick. Capt. w. q. Coney, 3. M
Washburn, George w. Halls. c. B. Teas
ley, Gen. J. w. A. SANFORD, Governor
Oates. Judge Thomas @. Jones. Judge A.
D. Sayre. Judge w. H. Thomas. Judge
J. 3. CASTOR, Judge J. @. Winter, D. w.
Ford. w. F. Vandiver. Charles p. Al
mon Of Marion, Sam Friedman Of T1sca-
loosa, Col r. A. Adams Of Decatur, +.
q. Poole Of Clarke. T. 8. Frazer Of Bull
lock. r. L. Hipp of Cullman. Harry Car
ter OF Montgomery. James H. Mcintyre
Of Montgomery. .. P. O'Connor OF Mont
gomery, Col. Alto ". Lee of Tuscaloosa
Troop A. Montgomery Rifles, Captain
w. o. Garside, commanding. forty men,
The Governors stan accompanied him
as follows: William W. Brandon, Tuaca-
loosa. Adjutant General and Chief Of
Stan: Barry L. Holt. Montgomery,
Quartermaster General; A. II. Stevens,
Birmingham, PaymRster General; Claud
Hamilton, Greenville. Judge Advocate
General; L. Y. Dean, Eufaula, Inspector
General; j. Grey Thomas. Mobile, Sur
geon General; o. p. Gaut. Birmingham.
commissary General; D. R. Burgess, Mo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
THE MoNTGoMERY ADvERTIsER.

to discharge the dudes Of the once to
which they have elected me to the very
best Of my ability"
The benedfct!on was then pronounced
by Rev. Dr.. Wharton. after which MEM
beers of the Legislature, other State Of
ficials and friends OF the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. extended them
congra tulations.
PROCEEDED TO REVIEW.
The exercises at the capitol concluded,
Governor and Mrs. Jelks and Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. Cunningham entered
carriages and were driven between lines
of soldiery station throughout the length
of Dexter Avenue to the stand erected
near Court Square where the military
passed before them in review.
The reviewing stand was located on the
north side Of Dexter Avenue. little
above Court Square. The Governor $
party was Joined by the regimental and
Eufaula sponsors. The Governors staff
ranged itself to the right of the stand
during the review.
The entire military part of the parade
reformed at the Capitol and marched
down Dexter Avenue
At Lawrer CO Street all the organlza-
tons were thrown into company front
and with flags huttering In the breeze
and bands playing stirring airs, they
passed in front Of the Governor, the
commander-in-chief OF the Alabama Ma
tional Guard. As each division passed,
the commanding officer and his staff
ranged themselves along the reviewing
stand until the division had passed.
Having passed the reviewing. stand the
regiments and battalions were dismissed
with the exception of the and regiment
which was formed in close column on
Montgomery Street. The regiment was
addressed by Col. E. II. Graves, who
felicitated the regiment on the splendid
appearance 1t made in the parade. and
congratulated the men on their orderly
and soldiery bearing since they had been
in the city.
After the military had passed the re-
viewing stand, the Governors party dis
solved.
A majority of the military companies
left the city last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
ALLEGED LYNcHERs FLEE.
Prominent Men Of Mississippi Skip
the Country,


the Country.
Mamphis. Tenn. Jan. IA special to
The Commercial-Appeal from Jackson
Miss, says:
Seventeen citizens Of the Uthel district
Of Alfalfa County, indicted for lynchlng
two negroes named Hallum and Custom,
a short time since. have fed the country
to escape arrest. and the officers are now
trying to locate them. The grand jury
indicted twenty-eight in ALL and yester-
day the officers arrested eleven and took
them to Kosciusko to Jail The remain
ing number. however, having gotten wind
of the forthcoming arrests. hurriedly left
the community. Severa. hastily transfer
red their property. selling out at a loss.
The indictments were returned over a
month ago. but no arrests were made I'M
til yesterday The names of those in
dicted were kept secert, and the officers
did not hurry their work.
The two negroes were accused Of try
ing to get the negroes to rise and MUIR
der whites. A meeting was held. the two
negroes were bound to a stake and the
men lined up and poured a volley into
both of them, Kidding them through and
through. The eleven Iynchers in Jail al
Kosciusko will file application for a ha.
beas corpus hearing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
lNAUGUKAL ADDRESS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

more than thirty million Geres of tillapie
soil within the borders Of thls Stat ~
hardly a thousand acres Of wmcn ne -
any one body that will not y'elo the IN
teLIigent and Industrious grower
munerative returns. Our climate Is eQuAi
TO our physical resources.
AS thankful as we are TOT the tIoHs %
which nature has allowed 20 grow ~
our hills from an early planting and the
timber which is being taken from our
forests. we know that universal pros
perity cannot reach the people OF TINS
state while intelligent husbandmen are
hunting town sites and cities. AS Tor
myself, ] would perfer that Auburn and
Tuscaloosa turn out one lad with his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
At THE CAprToI.

The opening OF the lnaugurau program
at the Capitol found the lawn and walks
in front OF the historic old structure
packed, thousands from the city and from
all parts of the State being present to wit
ness the ceremony.
The day was perfect, and as early as Ii
clock there was a considerable crowd
at the Capitol the crowd growing as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

bright face turned 70 the old farm. allied
with an abiding faith in Its future and
enthusiasm for Its plants ana pleasant
fields than a dozen doctors. lawyers or
engineers. That Legislator shall win
honors enough who points the way to the
erection OF a respectable school building
in the center Of each township, smooth,
clean road that leads up to 1t, and pre-
pares to renew the flowers in the garden
Of the deserted farm house Until that
fruition Is come, what '7e mean by pros
perity is prosperity for the few, not for
the many.
That the day may come soon, let us
work and pray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
Cattle Quarantine Amended.

Washington, Jan. ly.-Secretary Wilson
mas issued an order amending previous
oroers regarding the Texas fever quar-
antine 50 as To permit the shipment of
cattle for purposes other than immediate
slaugntering 10 northern tiers of counties
in the State OF Arkansas into the non
infected area. 1t is provided. however,
that such cattle must have remained in
the counties since January / last and
have been declared free Of the Texas fe-
yer and not exposed to the contagion.
other restrictions intended to safeguard
thep emission granted also are made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20
WiIcox Case Near End.

Hartford, N. c., Jan. 1.-the arguments
by the lawyers in the Wilcox murder
tiial have been completed, and Judge
Council will charge the jury tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

Mexico City. Jan. 1s.-General Rafael
Reyes. who came to Mexico in October
1901. as the head Of the Colombian delega-
ton to the Pan-American Congress has
been appointed Colombian Minister 70
this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

When people haven't seen you for three
years, and say you haven't changed. they
are liars, but what agreeable ones!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-20

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
Cures cold in one day. Cures grip in
two days. adv-tu 81.