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Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

A most destructive flood visited
Kansas City and surrounding
portions of Kansas this week.
The loss of property was i'm
mense.
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

That Fort Smith police judge
who fined himself S. and then re-
mitted the fine must have been
short on business that day.
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

The negroes of Little Rock are
walking" since the new law for
the separation of the races in the
street cars went into effect a few
days ago.
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

1t is generally conceded that
the Beebe News will support
Gov. Davis for a third term.
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

Do any of our exchanges know
yet what office Senator King will
ask for?
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05
THECOURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict-First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court IN the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

The Ravenden Hustler ought to
'cut out" that red paper.
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05

That Pine Bluff storm "blowed
over"
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05
EVENING SHADE. ARKANSAS.

IGREEMENTS OF LEASE, CKNOWLEDGE
d ments, aildavts 10 accounts, Dispositions and
IL renewal Of mortgages taken. Abstracts Of
title Furnished. Bills of sale, bonds for title,
decus OF trust--personalty and reaty-deeds,
auit-claim, husbands, unmarried persons, wiies
land, warrantj with REIMBURSEMENT OF dowerj
labor contracts, mortsagcs-real estate, chatt
and crop--and powers of attorney, written and
acknowledged on reasonable terms.
Applications fer homestcads and pre- -emptions
and donations prepared and patents procured.
Applications for redemption Of lands from
atote and petitions to refund taxes enormously
PAID
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05
OFEICIRL
Stale.

GONCl ilol o ~, -.
Secretary Of State. W. CRoc-
KETT.
Auditor IT. C. MONROE.
Atty. General.-G. W. MURPHY.
Treasurer.-H. C. Upton.
Commissioners State Lands-F. Z.
CONWAY.
Comm ss oner of Agriculture
H. T. BR ,DFoRD.
Superintendent Public instruction
j. H. HINEMoN.
ngressional.
Member of Congress End District.
= S. BRUNDIDGE JR.
Judicial.
Judge of the 10th Judicial Cir
cult. W. MEEKs.
Pros. Atty H. CRENsHAw.
County.
Representative-H. B. HILL.
County Judge-CALvIN MoBLEY.
Clerk-C. D. RTrCHIE.
Sheriff-JAsPER HUTCHINSON.
Treasurer-E. L. DICKERsoN.
Assessor-W. T. HORN.
Surveyor-G. N, SIMPSON.
Sharp County record., 1903-06-05
Directory.
RELIGIOUS

Preaching at the Methodlst
church second and third Sundays
in each month. Rev. j. D. Kel-
ley, pastor.
Sunda3 chool every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. c. J..
Wilson, superintendent.
Preaching at the Christian
church the fourth Sunday in each
month by W. H. Hulett of Center
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-11
DppdtdnlentO del Interior
JUNTA SUPERIOR De sANIDAD.-P. R.
Dos disposiciones

10 En- toda municipalidad en- donde
exista mas de un matadero, la proper
ci6n del ganado hembra, Sc computara
en- Ia forma siguiente: en- cada matadero
alternara la matanza, por ejemplo: En-
los municipios que tengan cuatro mata-
deros, podra matarse una hembra ell lu-
mes en- ell matadero ndmero /; una ell
martes en- ell matadero n6mero 2; una ell
microbes en- el matadero n1mero 3;
Ell jueves una en- ell matadero n6mero 4.
Pudiendo asi los abastecedores matar
ganado hembra, en- case de que quisieran
hacer uso del beneficio de la ley sobre ell
particular.
90 En- las municipalidades donde no
haya mas que un matadero y Sc sacrif-
que solamente una res diaria, la matan-
I'm ha de verificarse de la manera siguien-
te: Dos dias consecutivos corresponds
sacrifcar machos; ell tercer dia, hembra;
ell cuarto y quinto dia, machos; ell sexto
dia, hembra; asf sucesivamente.
80 En- case de que Sc efect1e ell sa-
crifcio mas que una vez semanalmente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-11
Cosas del dla
La " Central Aguirre :

hecQ6fQ6n mis- pdlSduUS 10 que CUu
los aborlgenes, con los pobres indios hi
cieron los descubridores. que tras ell ha-
lago Ia Garcia concluyeron pOr exter-
minarlos, sirviendose de eilos como de
simples bestias.
Hoy no resuftara asf en- ell septido
material: pero 81 en- ell sentido economi-
co, reduciendonos Ia miseria mas es-
pantosa.
Y este pueden evitarlo nuestros
agricultores Y nuestrOs propietarios.
5C6mo
No desprendiendose nj de IN palmo
de TERRA.
Quien sufre un aflo. sufre dos.
Esperemos que la liga Sc haga, que
Ia union agrfcola sc realice. Coadyuve-
mos todos & ella, ricos pobres, grandes
chicos, republicanos federales, ami
gos enemigos, que no quede uno. Els
question de vida muerte, de levantar
nos de hundirnos, de ser parias de
ser hombres, de veneer ser vencidos.
Acordaos de vUEsTROs HIJOs, de
esos pedazos del alma, que 81 al morir
vosotros no lie dejais un pedazo de TERRA
donde CAVIAR su sepultura, nj a1n sepul-
tura tendran.
Extended que 81 .entregafs vuestras
propiedades, esas jamas volveran vues-
tras manos, que, como en- Ia Central
Aguirre,1 tendreis que ingresar en- mu-
chas <centrales,S donde no sereis sino
mfseros esclavos.
No Sc Olga que no hay va esperanza:
a1n no hemos lanzado ell flltimo suspiro,
mientras no Sc muere, presentarse
puede alg1n remediO.
TOdavia nuestra vida existe, aunque
debil: pero debil, porque ell ORGANISING
agricola en- vez de funcionar cOlect1va-
mente, 10 ha hecho de un modo aislado 6
independents.
Los animales son, y Sc unen cuando
existe alg1n peligro.
. 7 por que los agricultOres puerto
riquefIos no Sc han de unir
De esa union, no saldran ellos uni
camente beneficiosos: Sc beneficiaran
tambien todas las demas clases trabaja-
doras productivas.
iQue nos importa & nosotros que los
americanos de la Central Aguirre0 ga
nen mil y mil millones, ST de esos milo
nes no hemos de sacar nosOtrOs beneficio
alguno?
Los sacaremos ell d1a que esas Cen
trales sean de hijos del pals, porque sus
productOs seran para nosotros, los de Ia
casa Y no para los extrafos.
Si esos americanos vinieran en- otra
forma mas humanitafIa cual CORES
ponde seres civilizados que Sc confor-
man con La natural ganancia y no con La
grosera exploitation, esta bien; con clos
cOmpartirfamos nuestro sueio, y juntOs
trabajarfamos para su prosperidad; perO
con individuos que vengan llenos de am
bicion y avaricia, con esOs n1nca: nj un
palmo de TERRA Sc les debe vender.
Puerto Rico para Jos pnertOrraqete-
f5OS; ecOn6naacGnaeaate, sc entiende, por-
que econ6micamente 10 podemos conse-
guir.
iAnimo agricultoresl
0iNESILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-11
P Q N G E
( (NoTIcIAs DIREcTAs)
Ponce. Stbre. 10 de 1908.

Un amigo nuestro que venla aver
de Juana Diaz, no pudo pasar por ell
puente del rio xGuayos, porque estaban
hacienda reparaciones en- el.
Dlcho puente es de reciente cons
truccion, va esta agrietado
Lo mismo ssucedio con ell puente So
bre ell SsJacaguasS, y este acusa mala di-
reccion 8 malos materiaIes.
En- tiempos de Espafia, los puentes
eran destruidos, despues de viejos, por
las fuertes avenidas de los rios Hoy,
BAJo ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos,
ell pals de los erandes ingenieros, los
puentes sc agrietan los dos meses de
construidos.
---Varios j6venes han obtenido de la
Directiva del Casino de Ponce los salo-
nes de dicho centric para celebrar un bai-
lie de confanza ell sabado 12 del corriente.
Hoy circularan las invitaciones.
---Ya estan muy adelantadas las
obras del edificio que Sc esta levantando
en- la Playa que servira para Alcald1a,
Parque de Bomberos, Jefatura de Poll
cfa Sala de Socorros.
Dicho edifcio ocupa un espacioso
solar en- la esquina de las Gales Virtud y
Alfonso XIII.
-Anoche fallecio ell obrero Quintln
Pitifre, uno de los oradores mas popula-
res del partido republicano en- Ponce
Esta tarde Sc Verifcara ell entierrO,
para cuyo acto invita- sus correligio-
narios en- hoja suelta ell Comite republi-
cano. 81 Club de dicho partido ha Co
locado con esq motivo Ia bandera & me-
dia asia.
Nuestro pesame sus deudos
-Por fin ell dfa IL del actual Sc We
rifcara ell remate de la continuation de
las obras de la plaza <Las Deliciass, CO.
menzandose los trabajos ell dia 20.
va era tempo.
-Durante ell cosecho del afio actual
parte de las cafias de la succession Gallart
Sc molera en- la Guanica Centrale, seg1n
convenio celebrado recientemente.
La casa del senior Castele que sc
quemo en- Ia madrugada del martes, es-
taba asegurada en- 800 pesos.
-Algunas de las familias de esta
ciudad que estaban veraueando en- Ad-
juntas, han regresado va.
-Nuestro amigo don Andres Agos
TIM, quien con tanta actividad Sc vieAe
ocupando de propagar las grandes pro-
piedades de la planta textil S0nsiUersG,
saldra en- breve para San Juan con obje-
to de ponerse en- relacion con muchos de
los interesados en- las cuestiones agrico-
las, que tanto ocupan hoy la atencion
p1blica.
Nosotros deseamos que ell senior
Agostini encuentre todos los medios ne
cesarios que lie permitan llegar con faci-
lidad al fin que Sc propone, que no es
otro que Ia de asegurar en- ell menos
tempo possible ell porvenir agrfcola del
pals,
-Durante los dfas transcurridos
del mes actual, la Companfa de Luz
Electrica Poncena ha adquirido Is nue.
vos abonados.
.Asf proceden los pueblos que esti-
man sus instituciones.
~<El Pitirre> y, el <Timonel> son las
mas afamadas marcas de cigarrillos que
Ponce y toda la isla. Por su
aroma y gustO. No tienen rival. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-11
Reunion de d9ri(uItOres

Hemos sido atentamente invitados
por distinguidos agricultores de Lares,
para una reunion que tendra efecto en-
aquella localidad, con ell fin de coadyu-
var & la reacci6n patri6tica que en- bene-
ficio de los agricultores de cafe Sc inici6
en- Caguas que patrocina abiertamente
ell Banco Territorial y Agrfcola, institu-
ci6n de credito relacionada con nuestra
agriculture, excitando 4 otros organis-
mos financieros y comerciales secundar
aquel pensamiento.
Damos las gracias por le invitaci6n
y cuenten con nuestrO apOyo mas deci-
dido en- tan importante asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-11

he &Qul uQ6 IdGGOTl6 aIlGEIcaun QuE
puede servirnOs de norma para averi-
guar 10 que en- 10 sucesivo podran ser las
que, de identico orfgen, Sc sigan instalan-
do en- Puerto Rico.
Para los que desean que nuestra
propiedad yaya.a poder de los america
nos, fundandose en- que siendo ellos RI
cos emprendedores favorecerfan ell
bienestar de los puertorriquefos, ah1
esta la Central Aguirre>; que Sc den IN
paseo por su interior Y que vean ST la
prosperidad y la riqueza allf reinantes
toca en- algo los infelices nativos que &
levantar ayudan un immense tesoro que
no es suyO.
En- ell n1mero de aver publicamos
un suelto que recibimos de la misma
eCentrai> donde Sc asegura que no pasa
dia sin que Sc escuchen las quejas, los
Ilantos y las maldiciones de los infelices
que para no perecer de la necesidad tie
nen que sucumbir & un trabajo que les
resulta infructuoso despresivo.
A cada ratio y seg1n ell comunicante,
ocurren allf desgracias personales que
originan ell descuido ignorancia de los
que manejan instrumentos y maquinas,
asf como es proverbial la costumbre de
no satisfacer ell importe de cualquier
animal, que no siendo de 81 propiedad,
perece por identicas CIRCUMSTANCES.
En- esta <Central1 no Sc paga diaria-
mente nj atm semanalmente & los que
trabajan sino que Sc les satisface ell di-
nero cuando fnaliza ell mes, cosa nun
ca vista, sobre todo con los infelices jor-
naleros que, dla por dfa han de recoger
los miseros reaIes de su improba labor
para atender las necesidades de su pro-
le.
No hace mucho que so pretexto de
hacer salir de alli & varios de estos infe-
Ices, sc orden6 la destruction por ell
fuego de los ranches en- donde vivian.
Existe una casa de comercio en- la
misma Central, donde Sc obliga & todos
los peones demas empleados que gas
ten sus haberes y predomina a1n la cos
tumbre de los tikes pleas de metal
que hacen ell oficio de moneda.
A los vendedores ambulantes no SO
les permite de ning6n modo la entrada,
v reiua tai absolutismo mercantil que
todo casi todo de 10 que la Central des-
embolsa, Vuelve.nuevamente q sus cajas.
este ocurre con una factor1a anne
ricana, con una de esas empresas que,
seghn algunos, han de traer ell enrique
ciEniento prosperidad de los nativos.
Durante ell Gobierno espanol criti-
cabamos que en- algunas haciendas sc pa
case los jornaleros con pleas de me-
tai, solo admisibles en- la administration
de la hacienda y hasta Sc dictamin6 una
ley prohibiendo tai abuse. Hoy existe
esa ley, pero no para los americanos.
Vean los puertorriquefos y consi-
deren que 10 que pasa hoy en- la Central
Aguirre pasara en- todas las factor1as
que implanten nuestros invasores.
Una vez ellos en- possession de nues-
ira riqueza, emplearan los nativos; Pc
70 no como q seres civilizados dignos de
y protection, sino como q SIM
pies cOsGs capaces de explotar, como ami
males de carga que, una vez inservibles, |
se abandonan en- cualquier sitio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-11
GIN ESiL-L-O.

como en- los pueblos donde rige ell privi-
legio de la subasta municipal, podra
computarse por semana ell promedio de
los animales de ambos sexos que Sc ma
ten.
40 Sc exhibira una copia de esta
Orden en- cada matadero de la Isla, y
asi mismo sc enviara copia todos los
Jueces de Paz, Ofciales de Sanidad y
Comandantes de Puestos de Policfa.
80 Empezara regir esta Orden
desde ell dfa 10 de Septiembre de 1908.
Queda terminantemente prohibido
ell borrar, remover 8 zanzibar en- name
ra alguna, la marca marcas que hayan
sido puestas cualquier ganado por
orden de la Junta Superior de Sanidad.
Asi mismo, queda tambien prohibi-
do en- absolute remover da6ar cual-
quier- aviso circular fijada en- alg1n ST.
ito por orden de dicha Junta Superior.
Toda infracci6n de la presente
orden sera perseguida y castigada de
acuerdo con 10 prece eptuado por la Ley
Esta orden empezara 4 regir desde
su fecha (Septiembre 81
sR. HI. HERNANDEZ H. d.
Director. dc ,SonsdGd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
CASE AGAINST YOUNG
IT HAS BEEN SET FOR DECEM-
 BER TERM.
Judge Jones Hard Pressed With
 Business in Federal Court De- clines to Begin Trial at This Session.

The case against E. B. Young of Eufaula was yesterday set for trial on the first day of the December term of the United States Dis- trict Court
 Young is charged with embezsiement growing out of the failure of the Eufauia National Bank. of which he was an officer
 Judge Jones yesterday declined to set the Young case for trial at this term of the court. giving his reasons from the bench
 District Attorney Warren S. Reese asked to have the case set down for this term. saying that he had been directed by Attorney General P. c. Knox to do so
 Judge Thomas @. Jones replied that at the last term of court the trial of the Young case was begun and was continued by the District Attorney after some correspondence with the Attorney General: that this was the tenth month consecutively that the judge had been on the bench and that there remained to be tried peonage cases which would probably take the balance of the month. Tn addition to this Judge Jones said the civil docket was yet to be called and tried and the court was pressed with bankruptcy appeals and volume of cor respondence. much of which he had been un- able to answer. The court will probably not close. he said until about Sept |. a
 For these reasons and because of the season of the year, the court declined to set the case at this term. but said the District Attorney could make 1t the first case on the docket fin December.
 For the same reason the cases again two Mayerowitz brothers of Dothan will be set the next after the Young case. They are charged with secreting goods with intent to defraud creditors.
 Iced Mitchell Melons at stuckey's. Phone 324.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
j PAsslN ONG7 " 4zE rsyX zg FX-

The condition of Father Dennis Savage. who is at St. Marsarets Hospital, was reported last night as improved He spent a quiet day and slept will last night. The friends of Father Savage were gratihed at his improved condition last night. Major John c. Harris returned home yester- day after an absence of two months visiting North Alabama and spending some time at Biount Springs and St. Clair Springs. Fri day last he delivered e Masonic address to large audience at Mt. Carmel in this county. it being the closing day of a large Masonic conference. The community fur nished . most excellent picnic dinner. Rev. W. H. Perkins. the blind preacher of Bowling Green. Ky. will preach at the Cum beriand Presbyterian Church this morning at the usual hour
 Governor Jelks left yesterday for Blount Springs. where he win spend today with his family. returning to Montgomery tomorrow morning.
 Mr. E. O. Branch. accompanied by his mother. left Saturday morning for Q stay of two weeks at Indian Springs, Ga. Mir. John Clark. who has been i'll for several weeks at a hospital. has recovered and was on the streets yesterday. Rev. J. Tom Mangem- has returned from the sea shore camp meeting and will occupy his pulpit today.
 Mfr. Henry H. Hammond of Tafladega was yes- terday appointed 6 Notary Public by Govern or Jelks
 Dr. seibels, an aged and interesting citizen of South Carolina. is visiting Col. Charles P. Ball.
 Tax Collector Q. S. Adams of Marengo County yesterday filed his report with Auditor [. L. E Sowell. .. - ze -ss'.- Robert c. Patrick, D.D., President of Judson College for Young Ladies. is a visitor to the city.
 MT. F. L. Parks is quite sick at his home, Aoo Madison Avenue. Mir. A. 8. Knowles has returned from New YorK City EasfTt& e.. sr Hear me, ye men of Greece, Manegold's Iron Brew is the King of
 Summer drinks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

For Sale Farley Residence Property. Corner of Hull. Adams and Decatur streets. We offer the above property for sale as a whole or divided up in lots. as per plat. It is beautifully located about the highest ele- vatioh and best neighborhood in the city Just the site for the Governors Mansion. Ideal for a large boarding school. or the most perfect residence location that can be found. This property Is now on the market. We intend to sell It. It will sell readily. Terms can be made to suit purchaser. Call at our office for plats and prices. Chandler Doug las.
 For Sale
 s2.5oo will buy new story room modern residence, located the hills, good neighbor- hood. never been occupied. Chandler < Doug las.
 For Sale.
 Modern 2 story residence on Lawrence street with stable, barn; house comparatively new; in perfect repair. Chandler & Douglas.
 
 For Rent Dexter Avenue offices. Abandonment and most desirable suite offices in city, located in center of block on Dexter Avenue between Court and Perry streets. Chandier Al Doueias 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
Moreland Asserts Tnnocercs

Mexico City, July Il.-Dr. H. Moreland. Commissioner of Public Works of Detroit. Mieh' has started for that city to confront his accusers. He emphatically afftrms his inno- cence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

She was a woman of sweet character and had hosts of friends throughout this section Miss EIsklne was sister of Mrs. Mary Jane Mas un' Dr. Alexander Erskne of Memphis and of the late Dr. A. R Erskine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

If rich man has a good memory he will not forget the poor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

Mems Patent Kid and Patent Colt oxfords, worth S5, at SPAS, at Knolwes'.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

Miss M F.. Smith died last night at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Clara T. Gresham after Q short illness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
H. c. Davidson. Real Estate and Insurance,


 H. c. Davidson.
 Real Estate and Insurance, The renting season Is now on. parties hay ing property of any kind for rent. will do well to place same with me; l have daily calls for property by good reliable tenants For rent from October 1st A few desirable offices in the Poiak Building. corner Dexter Avenue and Perry street; these are among the choicest offices in the city. For rent from. October 1st Large whole sale store on Commerce street, one Of the best arranged of it's kind in the city. Moses Building offices. few desirable of fees stiu unrented for the coming year in the Moses Building; steam heat, electric eie- vator; the most complete office building In the city.
 Houses for rent from October 1st. I am now prepared to offer some of the best and most conveniently located dwellings in the city; call in and see my list. Accident Insurance. The new combination policy issued by the Travellers of Hartford ia by far the most liberal ever offered; you will find it to your interest to let me write you one; for full particulars call and see me.
 H. c. Davidson,
 Real Estate and Insurance.
 Phone IS. 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
RIAL zsrArz AND INSURANCE.
chas. N. Holt,

Chas. .N Holt. 2nd floor lo5 Dexter Ave. The rental season has opened in full blast. and I have had numbers of applicants for If you viii list your property with me, early can secure choicest tenants for the next Iris no trouble for me to show property for real estate is my business. have quite complete list of property for soo.oo. Some are elegant houses. some beau- tifui and inexpensive homes and some splen- r,n no ,pe s M sow DIE a. 1t fs my business. win give your business entrusted to me my particular atention.
 make . speciality of real estate. in all its phases, and collections my hobby.
 Chas N. Holt, End floor 10s Dexter Ave. 90 FOR sALES-suburban home containing about five acres of land. fine orchard. splendid dwell Holt. a floor 1o6 Dexter Ave. Il
 J. T. Roberts.
 24 Commerce Street
 For Sale. few suburban homes on Mount Meigs Road emnrae,ns from twenty to .,, sisnsy ceres purchase now win yield handsome profit in few years
 Beautiful residence on South Court street. west side elavated lot, very reasonable in price.
 The prettiest home in the southern suburbs very cheap if sold at once. Two lots ciose in remarkably cheap. s1.10o.oo will buy the cheapest negro property in the city.
 For Rent. Stores and dwellings in all parts of the city. examine my list Ut once. they are going rapidly.
 represent the strongest fire insurance com paniee, and will give you protection at the lowest rates.
 J. T. Roberts,
 A Commerce Street. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

LOST-White bull terrier. six months old. ears uncropped and dark mango on neck, return to 30S Scott phone l433. IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

There are prospects of lively county poll Rcs in Madison County this Fall, there are numerous candidates for every county office. There will be four or five candidates for Pro bate Judge. those already committed being the present incumbent. Judge s. M. Stewart Hon. R. E. Spragins. Charles H. Halsey and Cir cult Clerk Thomas Lawler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

MANEGoLD's IRON BREW Has a merit that will always insure its supremacy. At all fountains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
WOMAN FALLS DEAD.
Mrs. J. L. Brumley Expires While
 Eating Dinner.

Huntsville. July I.-News reached here last evening of the sudden death of Mrs J. L. Brumley wife of a prominent citizen of Mon rovia. Mrs. Brumley dropped dead while eating dinner with her family. The only cause of death attributed is heart failure, as she was fin fairly good health. She was 66 years of age and WIS the oldest member of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Her husband and two grown children survive.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12

A meeting of leading young men of Hunts vile will be held Monday night to effect per- manent organization of a Young Mems Chris tian Association. large membership has been secured and the assured income from dues is sufficient to maintain reading rooms gymna- sium and other things handsomely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-12
wArTED-BoARDBRs; RooMERs.

WANTED-Summer hoarders. gentlemen who cannot leave town during the hot weather,
 ca, sssc,re ntAs and reasonable board with fsrntly in subur@ on car line. Apply or write to 40 FinIy Ave, Bellinger Heights, City.