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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05

9ypr be braubIibte. - Brominente
Roromnnb / Garso bolbt forleoen
gften ct Meoe for at iaa Spftcm
Grbeioet me6 Snbinmling til be
b~ranbliote | aaIefnnb.
0npernpr Nhite oil after itille iis
til @ieapalg. Son er ben fsrite @u.
pernsr ! Woro Tdfota, fom bar tient
! to 9erminer efter htnan6en, men
bpis ban blir gienpalgt en- Gang I'll,
iaa fommer ban Ill at tiene tire Ter.
miner. San er allerebe ioriifret ON
iterf Ststte, beoer bet.
Gn Mtanb ueb Napm !Sellanber
Sarge blep for Ell 3io iiben paaficrt
al ct Rorthern Yaeifie 9ofomotip Der
| gpen. San blep ilemt beifaoiset
% anlagoe Sag moo @anefcmpaniei,
Tom ban affrGpeoe en- gritatnine al
$4,000. Surbeu t~ilfienote ban &c..
900, men IN bar ganefompaniet
funogiort, at oct bill brinae Sagen op
for H. g. Ippeaationsret.
@ammel araugel enot. @ili.
om Starman. EN- iiilg @ano, iom Del.
fog meo isrite Horo Gafota 3egi.
meut pao Silippinerne. blep forIeoen
brGbt peb Yiief al eli Wonb peo
9tapn &usium icm mi iiooer orreite.
ret | Grafton. Oct ifuloe bore Ell
gurnnel arangel meIlem De TO, iom
bleo iornpet, OF enote iaa isrgeligt.
Zen orGbte bar ugiit, men Huslun
bar Some % ipp 8srn.
aDGgifabbet. 2anobruasmini.
iter 8iIion bar / ct Spar paa Sen.
penbelier ira Rorb 9afotas Qipe
Stod aslociation oa Statens 8uper.
nsr oplpit, at bans Gepdrtement oper.
tager Seoelien al aalnpen moo apeg.
ifabbet, iaainart 8eiret tiQaoer oct.
Sagfpubige oil bli ienbt oio ior at
beitemme, bpor areatur6ao Clipping
Sonfs) Ifal anbriugeS. 9erpaa uil
WanoIfab bIi ienot afiteo for at to9e
lat pad Vaitniugen al DC inlitteoe
Ireatlirer. Gilt, iom bill bli forlangt
al Staten, or at isrge for, at 8paran.
Observation-Disclosures blir itrGnat giens
nemfsrt. Statens areoturopor9tte.
re er megct tilirebie meo oenne ga.
gernes @eubing.
NorS Safotas Sianitcful. Ger
er ltbiigt til, at DER til Sommeren /
ct. Souis pil bli ioretaget gritnOige
Experimental nreo De forifielige
SlogS Rltliorter unber 9eoelie al
acknowledgements fnpttet. til De geo.
Iogiife llnoerisgeller. Senator 81.
fins ira @eit girginia bar foreilnoet
Ell 9epilgning 100000 til ot5ie Gr.
perimenter, og alt afb9nger DC al,
ON otsie Yenge blir bepilget. Ser
uil | SilfGlbe bli f%oretaget omfatten.
De Brsper for at beitemme De forifiels
lige auliorterS Damp. og gasproouces
renbe Gpne, ianlt Wuligbeben al at
erbperpe fra biSie altl forifiellige
SIags 9iprooufter iaaiom areoiot,
Eipre, ammoniaf oip. Serlie in.
tereSiant It'll Grperimenterne meo
Rorb 9afota 2ignitefnl bli, ga ser
til bisie Toris9 bill bli inoisrt Maifi-
neri ira SeeoS / @~uaIanb. Meo De
Moltiner, Tom cr / 9rua Der / Gan.
oct, bar oct nemlig biotil life pPret
muIigt at frembringe "briqueiteo
Signite" meb noget pioere SeIo, hoao
man oerinroo far giort | England.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
JnoIanoet.
9ntun.
Sempfrutrrue lpIittet.

9empfratrrue ipiittet. = 6ro Ges
Moiues meobeIes, at etter TO Snges
Aprfersrce er Sorpns DeInofrater
fuIbit9nbia fpIittet oper Spsrgsmaa-
let: Seorit eler life &enrit. Gen
met ~fonserpatipe Semcfutiife 6lsi
hcIst iiSit | forrige llge en- 8aaoilag.
nina Ser / @pen; omfriug go gfano
par tiIitebe, og bper eneite en- unr hit
terIia intob Searft eler ibpertfalo
iino0 at ienSe Ell for Senrit Untrue
ret Delegation I'll Acknowledgement
fioner / 81. 9ouis. 2iae eftrr bplot
ben onoeu oemofrotife sSlsi, nen1llg
Searit.9 rnau WGnoene. lin Hado.
ilaaniua. De por i~nmmenfalot al
8eneraSS0rues g. @entper % George
s.. Rbinehart, 90 Sc Va beitemt poa
fife or in6gaa paa no9etlugS 8om'
promi8. Oct oiE innleOes rtitnof
fonmc iii at ana lipliat til hoo Stats'
fouueutioneu. DC f~ouierpatioe Gle
merier hapoe 8ligten oG be89e On
Serne forriac Sang, % Dc penter, at
oct ianu1e oiI BIZ Silfplbet M.
Rptfsrrr.Rsor. 8%oItbubenc,
fom Ieuerer 8oit pda 2oubet / Som'
nrS COMM, boIOt iorlcNen ct gfp0e,
% bldnot onoet blen ne euige ON ct
Girflilrre, Tom ifuIoe feuoeS til olle
Dem, fom ,betiencs al 2anopoitltter.
Dette GirfuIore or Gf S%rteresie oa
gigftd5eo for be Iuuoliae GoItbro
poeralt. Oct a~nbeioler, at Snn0poIt'
fsrerne ifal forfiare for enbOer, iolr
betieneS Of Dem, bporIeOes Goif6epnr'
telnentet perrter. of farnerne boloer
@ciere oubue ON 0Iuteren, Of Bot.
biiSene mao ienoe Rapport iii bper
Tag % iige netop. bporoan Geienc ".
hpormenet al Rllten De life frroe
fonme ooer, OF @rumoen bnorfor.
9ernaIt anmooeS hoer Tormer ON at
fisbe min6it Ell 25gSentS. "9og" me6
Srimerfer eller en- 1offe &onnollrter,
90 oct, ndor 8oitbltoet er lt6e npitcu
belle 9uaen, er nGiten unultgt for
hnm Of fon 6e eufelte Center no al
@orernc ON 8tuteren. 6nrmerne an.
MODES ON at fiebe fine Srimerfer,
Nuuen ORDERS OH. al 8oitbubene o.
at ienoe ale Boihoger meo Dem. % De
ma ieHoe Happort i'll boer Wadneo
oper, bppr nteget al oisie Tiug er
folet, iantt nnor mango 8rene, Bolt
fort, Slpiier oa Botfer. De bar buano.
teret I'll bier Gag. Tette err meget
pigtigt. oa Gilbert Stnffe regueS I'M,
Der ct, enten Oct err tort eler lioet,
ogsecpeu frGper. at bucrt8aabuo mao
b~nanbtere 5000 Stpffer ON Waanc.
Den for at Ruten fan hoI0es %aanenoe.
Oct blep oaiun beiluttet at beoe benz
iom betieneS. ON at anbringe fine
Holtborer iaolebeS pco @eien, at 4oit.
f6reren fan fjsre Iige Oh iii benz oa
beltte % leperc 8oit uoen at itiqe al
Toanen. Get blep ogiaa antpoet, at
Guirbubeue fnu beitiIle for fine aun.
Der hotlfetloutbelit 9lao OF @aeasin
eler andre EubIifationcr uoen al set
bill foite Dem mere emo set 9Io1s
Gris, De IcHhcr efter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05

neppe Tan fomme fig. Wanfens 9rr-
iioent, DIR. Sobn s. @iIaoirr. flyer, at
Der life bill bIipe onlagt Gag MOI
gurfbolo, og at @nnfen og oeIts 9re.
6itorer life oil tobe en- Gent. giirf.
bold Dnr at Erriioenten facet Subj
magt til ion Sagfsrer at irlge g9r-
oipnpirer for 100000, -oa al Ito.
bpttet autages $4,000 at tiIfa[be
hann.
Gn 9prplager. Gen. 2epine
fisrte ben 30te Ssanlar ct 2ps 8arer
fra Marblebeao til Bort Clinton, pg
ban bapbe en- garruuel 2f og en- to.
aarig Sole for 29siet. Solen bar
urolig, o. Sr. 0eneralen brmgte Sps.
ben lt~barmbiertig paa BEN. 9a ban
bar oprtrent TO Wil fra Tit Stem, foni
fire iirge WGno gaaenbe. Sc BAD Sr.
8eneraler ON of bore mil meO BET
unge Opr; men ban humneoe Dem
blot og begpnbte igien at piife paa
5oIen. 9a beo Sinnet Dem, oa oe
tog 5pren NED nf bans Sgoe. Solen
ipenote De ira, lagoe S9len paa Sr.
8eneralen ielb og befaIeoe ham at
tr9ffe fammen meb Den garnle 81.
San biloe natlirliaois life; men Sc
trueoe bam meo Yiifen, oa ban maat.
tie til. Gan bar n9iten flor, ga ban
tom bIelrl, og tort efter bleb Fam arre.
iteret al en- embeosmano / SeIifabet
moo Sprplaseri. ga ban itilIeoes for
gperis Wapor erflGreoe ban Tia lfp(.
otg. Sioligere er 8eneroIen ,bsn,t
til 80 Cages 6eneieI for 9prplaaeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
3AiunrTntu.

Sans SaniOu, en- al Sc pGoite 8or.
retntngsm9no / Saitf Geuter, ofgif
RnnoagS peo DOZEN.
Snraaoslofalct / @Ilsnortb bIep
forieoen Gae totalt soeIagt peb Sloe.
brono. Sobet, Der anilaaes til $i0,.
600, bGffes al Isiuranre.
8pitmcitre. 49, Meprpieutont Mc.
Glearp bar dltbefolet, at Ole e. CIT,
gen fol blipe gieuuouGpnt Ri Ynit.
meter / Gilmore, Wfinu.. oa 4. NJ.
Shouemau uonGput hi @oItneIter /
Siour 8ollep.
Srss ihirl. - Sobu Sr6erion fra
WeIt Duluth funoteS forle6eu Mtor.
gen fbiGlfrosien / @eifonten / RGrs
heheu af 8louer / Nittin Goumn.
San bar enbel forilaaet ! Sonc6et, OF
man peb life, enteu ban bnuoc faaet
Slag % oar itgrtet ON, cller ban par
blet ~operfalbt.
Ept Spcrnbns. - BrpitonS upe
SperabuS odbne0eS Den 27oe San.
Siron Stod GmnponD ipiacoe 70 Nj,
tcner. Zen iGritc aftrn opicrte&
"Rorreo aub %ltliet" Oh Den unoeu
"0ou Goeior Sc @aicn". Operablr.
Yet. for fal0e& "@rono". er set beoIte
berre Del al Staten.
Glup GuuHtp Snuf / TcIton Ltffe6e
! forrisc llge fine 3err. 90 @antcnS
GrTNioeut, y. 6. Scror. "a u. Il.
NtntoiU1l, hens SCfretpr. er MI at.
fIdaet FOR at bare moGtaQct NuoifuS.
efterat Oe ui6ite, al @urfeu bar in,
~'oIoent. Ge er itiuct uu0rr $4,000
6nItion % Serc8 SoG 6eTOiit iii
@rorbTurpcr.
IinnenppliSs1 slcrues QroSff.
tiou | forrtge l1ge nNte en- Tyormino.
ffeIie AZ 10000 Esu6rr. Ser bIco
iuIt bro6uceret 1926 $50 Ssn6cr mon
309,165 / 1903 og 2S4 465 ! 1909.
5ormtn6ifeFe en- ira Den fo]reqaacuSe
11ge ifrtDer iig fra, al uogIe IsIIer
inSfflIebe 8rtften FOR at reyorere,
mems ct lTbelS tlbtrui / en- al Sc Itsr,
'ts 0tsler, iaa Griftgn ogiaa ser
maatte Ttan6ie.
lllpriGgere. - 8corge @ie0ahI "a
&rtfrIr SHou ira QlimeappIis bar
Faaet fg HeS ~ Mu / Rorosit 10,
Weidbo Shiiun paa SuIutb & Sror
Rulge Surers boor De nil tifbringt
Reften af 8iHtereu meo at gaa pat
1lIoeiast sc Har bpsget iig en- 70
fGig SernterBptte % ioripnet Tia ri
geIig me6 Yropiau. Ge boaber q
tiene guot, bn be forlt6en at iPlqt
Sfnroet ogiaa fnar $3.50 / 8rGmir
for boer Ooreu lin. 9aa 6ereS isrit
SagttIr ifis6 6e en- Spnr.
asinrnncefUmmisiGr e. s. SeurtI
uofteote ben 266e SSyanuar en- a0parie
Ill Statens SnObpggere mob be6rn
gerife Seiffdber. Spis golicen, ion
ben brnHoforlifre6e iaar. life fpoellr
ppgtber Ronnet paa Qgenteu oa Tiger
bpor ban bar Jun 9oIigs Dor man ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
9nn pnkntn.
statens goarS Of Reaents bor a.

Statens SoarS Of Reaents bar al.
bet aontraften for Spfsrelien al
9tormnIifoleu / Sprinafielo iii 81.
ion & Son | Reo @iua. iom tilbsb
itg at eisre oct for $19.S2S. u. g.
SffoS fit aontraften for Spfsrelien
al Den peitre Ilei al Hornlalifolen /
Mubiion for S24 100.
Gu ajGmpe.g piicl, set puaitaaes
oct itsrite Iebenoe @remplor, iom fin.
oeS, ifaI boloe til / Smegnen al Sort
Bicrre. Z. e. Tbiatps ira Rierre
lebioget al nogle SGgere ira Sort
8ierre or reiit no for at isge efter
Den, % De bar ioreiat iig life at peuoe
hiem, isr De bar iGIot oen. Set er
Senligten at lenoe ben fipmpemGs.
ligc 9sffeI til ct. 2ouiSs lloitiaingen.
Strpg no ct Ennftum. - County
Iubitsr Waltpin / Stanlep Gouutp
bleo forIeoen Dag arreiteret, anita.
get for at bape iorbsiet Salene paa
aunilte % betaIte Heguinger moo
Gountpet. Gn &egnine bar ban iaa.
IeoeS forbsiet ira $3.50 iii $3.50.
@n llnoeriegelie al hans AffGrer er
ioerfiat. Sou bar ppret Gourtp. 9Ilt.
ottsr / ire gar % er en- anieet area.
turbanoler Ser / Gountpet.
&. 8. Glen ira 8obcrtS @oluntp
bar oementcret 8patet ON, at ban
buoNe Opltiuet iig iom aanoioat FOR
Siceguoernsr. San bar opfor0ret al
mango Ill at title liz iom amoi0at
poo Stat&-SalgieOoeleu, men ban err
tlprer, al ban for nprp9renoe er for
nteget optoget meO fine pripate Spr.
retuiuger Ill at hume blanoe iia no.
get pioere | Golitifeu, men ban uil
Dog ianiarbeioe meb oen Republican.
tie Organization / lit Gouutp.
50 Sdlittsr / &eblcn. @imoer
g. Seoeriou. 8isbmanS / SebIen,
i~uobraate Salitauieauin9 til Sor.
Cutters Het / Siour sails. 8aSiipa
ougtpeS Ill $12. 1916 % aftiua til
So, 1902. @ienbom Ill en- 9proi
al $4i5 peS SiSen al Someiteno il.
eeS at bare frttaaeu. Charles Z. Nns
beriom Ell anbeu &iebmau0 / &cblen,
bar cgiaa onislt ON fripiaia SaIlit.
oa ban augiper lin @ielb til $t3.'
50I.62 % line MtioIer til $l230.22
&eO Stoen al iii Someiteuo iiges ban
at hape Gicnoom Ill ell S9roi a
Sit6, iom er fritagcu.
Stamp mco GU SiuSsips. ~ @t
Sarmer peo &apu SSohn q. Sohuiol
haooe iorleben Gng en- alt uuSet eti
bpeaelie Snleuelie. meIoeS ira @ellt
Soirhe. On COL Iano peo 3ao,
~ e @ooo bnuoe panoret omfrius
/ Stormeu o. auloen o. inoianot III
/ SchnNons SltS meo noerit iorfrosu
Ben, Sohniou binip ham oct beoite
ban fimoc. meo al pnrlne ham on
men pluSielia imrteoe ben gale Mnn'
] oper Sobmon, faiteoe bam ppereno
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Ohio.

l~tnocrlGb. - SorbenpPrenSe Seas.
ierer peo Sranflin9 anfen / Gincin.
natl, Senrp 8nrfbolb, piier Jig OF
pore / Ell ltnoerbalance al $241, 900.
unscrisgelieu al gsserne bar braet
bette for 9agen. @urholb blep FOR
Here Rauneoer iioen aflsit al Ell on.
ben, og IiIlsrinseu al hans Sante.
ipffer bar giort bam ias ing, at ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Nebrnrkn.
Wrnans saiter han. Mfis 8

grpams Ssiter bsb. @iiS Wanie
grpan, en- Ssiter at Ben betienbte
&anbioat til Hr9iioerttitolenL bsoe /
Sincoln, 9eb., Den 30te SSaniror, 81
aar gammel. 8rooeren @illiam s.
grpan bar | 9eiu Seriep, ba ban fit
bsre, at Seiteren loa for 9soen og
ban ifpnbte fig bjem oper sails og
Sooeo, men tom for tent til at faa ie
benoe ilioe. Sr9net bar 3 elmer
fpriinfet. gfosbe far / flere @ar
pGret ipgelig. s 1898 tom bun ira
Salem, ST., no til 2incoln, bpor Bum
boeoe hos lin Ssiter, @rS. e. g..
ELLEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
@rs. @ann Snmmers,
fureret for Yilss pen Ypramin yile Sure,
efter at ale @inlsr os 1uftorrr iors
giGpes haune nirret iorlgat.

f,lIbitenbig Sel6reoeIie. giterot OH
bar prspet Ben, fan on faa en- 9affe
al julio Stsrrelie for 80 Gents. Sfte
furerer Ell Hnffe. Oct anpenoes / oct
pripate biemme. Spsrg eiter Bpra.
MID Bile Cure, intet art6et. ollie
glpotefere bar Oct; tbi oct bar fiireret
iaa mango SilfelSer al Biles, Iinoret
iaa megen 2ibeIie og er ct iaa popu.
Iart Mibbel, at ingen gpotcter bar
8aaS til al bore BET ioruoen.
2%9geprocesien begpnber itrafs meo
Sen isrite g~npenoelie % %peobItoer
burtia inStil ben IioenSe er aIbeles
belbreoet. Smerten opbsrer Itrafs,
og on gaar til Dine Bli8ter ubeu pi.
oere llleiIigbeo.
Settle err meget mere fornniitigt ertb
of blioe opifdaren % ploget al en-
Snip. Set er me9et mere tilfreos-
itiaenbe emo Ell pompsenbe eramina.
ton al en- 99ee. Get or meget bini.
aere enb at betale en- itor 9oftor-
reanina for en- operation. Oct er
en- bis oa iiffer 8lir for Siles.
Sfriu til Epramio Drug 60, Mar.
ibaa, @ih. eiter en- mi Srspepaffe,
ION ienoes / ct aIminoeligt Smirag.
giterat BEN er bruat fon on fna en-
Yaffe al iitIo StsrreIie enten al os
euer al bpilfeuiombeIit aputefer for
so Gents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-06
To Exfortion
 in St. Louis.
Liberal Accommodation at Moderate Rates Assured by the Adminis-
 traitor.

Tho management of the St. Louis Worlds Fair Is determined that vlsitors to the great Exposition shall enjoy ample accommodations at reasonable rates hence under its auspices an enormous hotel called The Inside Inn has been erected inside the grounds or the Exposition.
 This splendid hostelry Is three stories high 400 feet wide and 800 feet long If contains spacious parlors, reading rooms and reception rooms us dlhlhS room and restaurant seats 2.5OO people at a time and 1t contains 2.25I sleeping apartments, All visitors to this hotcl enjoy the same service and the same excellent table; the range or prices oe- ing determined simply by the location and size of the rooms. The hotel IS run on both the European and American plans and rates vary from $l.5o 10 $o'oV per day European. and from S9,oo to $7.0O, American, including admissloh'
 The Inside Inn Is under the pe[So.,a' supervision and management or Mi E. NJ Statler. the well known restau- ranteur of Buffalo. which fact alone guarantees the high quality Of the cul- sine and service. .,-
 The comfort and convenience thus afforded visitors in not having lo S outside the grounds or of incurrihs 'HI trouble and crushing of street cars anu suburban railway service cannot oc overestimated Once a visitor IS res istered at The Inside Inn no iur'hc' admission to the Exposition Is charseu' and after a ttring morning or afternoon one can readily return to their room. wash and rest up. refresh themselves with flrst-class meal and then turn out and enjoy the pleasures or tHe evening in the Exposition grounds
 The enormous capacity of The IhslCe Inn assures good accommodations TOT all, no matter when or in what nun hers they come-but those who preler to reserve their rooms in advance can do So now.
 Full details of rates and reservations can be had by sending a postal cara to The Inside Inn. care Administration Bldg. Worlds Fair Grounds. St. Louis' (2l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-06
CHAMBERS-IRBY.
Popular Young Persons of the Cane
 brake are Married.

Popular Young Persons of the Cane
 brake are Married.
 Uniontown, Sept. 5.-(Special. )-Last night at 9:15 o'clock, at the King House in Marion. MT. James Bishop Chambers and Miss Lucy Tunstall 1rby of this city, were married by Rev. Mo Cam of the Methodist Church.
 There were present from this place Hon. J. B. Christian, Prof. A. M Spesard, R. D. Hart and Miss Violet Mark and a few of Miss Irbys relatives in Marion.
 The bride is a fair specimen of the Canebrake bells, beautiful. lovely, ac- complished and a universal favorite. MT. Chambers is equally a favorite in the community and one of our most prosperous young merchants.
 There were no parental objections to the marriage, but the young couple took this means of having a quiet mar riage. They will return home tomor- row.
 Little Annie King Glass died about l o'clock Saturday and was followed to the cemetery yesterday afternoon by a large crowd of sympathiZing friends. MT. Glass still has two sick children. The family has the sympathy of the whole community in their affliction.
 Dr. G. B. Grove of Birmingham, who has recently bought a plantation near here, is in the city on business.
 Prof A M. Spessard returned Fri day from his summer outing, much inn proved in health. His school will open next Monday.
 Mrs s. J. Hudson, Miss Sallie Hud son and Yerby Hudson, returned this morning from a months visit in De- mopolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-06
RATE ON COTTON SEED
FREIGHT ON THE WESTERN ROAD
 IS INCREASED.
Railroad Commission Orders Depot Built at Eleanor on Southern Two Members Present at
 Monthly Meeting.

The Railroad Commission of Alabama held its regular monthly meeting yes terday, but little of the docket was cleared because of the absence of As- sociate Commissioner w. T. Sanders and Secretary Virgin Griffin.
 Secretary Griffin who has been in Panama Is supposed to be on the high seas between Colon and New York city. President Smith of the Commission said yesterday that he had received telegram several days ago announc- ing that MT. Griffin was returning to Alabama and at that time he was about to take a vessel for New York. Mir. Griffin is expected to reach Montgom- cry within a week.
 At yesterdays meeting there were Present John V. Smith and Associate Commissioner W. c. Tunstall.
 Only two cases were finally disposed of yesterday, the others being continued until the next meeting of the Commits sion. The more important action of the Commission was the raising of the rates on cotton seed on the Western of Alabama Railroad. This action of increasing the freight rates was taken at the request of A. R. Smith General Freight Agent of the Western In granting the petition the Commission announced that the present rates on the Western for cotton seed were un- remunerative and that the rates were lower than on any of the railroads of the State. It was also pointed out that there had been an increase in the price of cotton seed and cotton seed pro- ducts.
 The Commission ordered the South ern Railway to rebuild its depot at Eleanor which was destroyed by fire. The order was made upon the petition of L. R. Ellis and others. The case has been before the Commission for several months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-06
ALABAMA FIELD TRIALS.
Making for Events Near
 Huntsville.

Huntsville Sept. Special. )-The annual field trials of the Alabama Field Trials Club. will be held on the club preserve near Huntsville December II to l6, and the indications are that there will be more entries and a larger attendance of sportsmen than ever attended the trials before. Sec retary Kirkpatrick is receiving inqui ries from many States regarding the conditions of entry.
 There are three events on the card. the Alabama Derby, the All-Age Stake and the Free for All It is the last named event that will make the trials of national interest. Every dog in the country Is eligible to start and the club will add money to make the purse for the winner about $200. Captain w. B. Stafford of Trenton, Tenn, will be one of the judges. Birds are plentiful this season and there will be good sport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-06
HOLLYWOOD INCORPORATED.
A Thriving New Town in Jackson {
 Elect Ofncern

scottsboro, Sept. 5.-(SpeciaD-The growing little. town of Hollywood. this County, was incorporated today and an election will be held to elect a Mayor and board of Aldermen.
 This town is a great shipping point for cedar pencil timber. the several mills at that place get out the cedar siats and ship the majority of 1t direct 10 Germany. Five or six hundred hands are given employment at these mills the majority being women and girls.
 L. M. Christian of Stevenson this county, had the misfortune to lose his residence and all of his household goods. together with all of his kitchen furniture by fire last Wednesday. The origin of the fire is unknown. Loss about $1.000. No insurance.
 Captain R. P. Hobson is billed to lecture in Scottsboro Monday. Septerh- Der 26. for the benefit of the Episco- pal Church. This will be Captain Hobson's first trip to High Jackson" and his coming is being looked for ward to with a great deal of pleasure. by his numerous admirers at this place as well as the surrounding neighbor- | hood.
 Circuit Court Is in session here with | a large docket, Judge Aston is the 
 | grand jury was able, brief and pointed. He laid special stress on carrying con cealed pistols. disturbing public wor- ship and selling whiskey. Judge As ton is holding court in the absence of Judge Bilbro, the regular Juige, who Is one of the most popular Judges that has ever presided in the courts of | Scottsboro.
 Mir. T. c. Haynes, a good citizen of | hf 1t@I 1~s tion on Sand Mountain, Wednesday last. aged 66 years. Ills mother, Mrs Haynes, who is over 80 years of age | was with him at his death. MT Haynes leaves a wife and several chill dren. all of whom are grown and were with him.
 A peculiar accident occurred al Fackler, little station just east ot this place late Saturday afternoon Sam Matthews. a negro, was driving a very fine span of mules when they became frightened at fast moving freight train on the Southern Railroad and ran away. running directly in front of the train in their attempt to eros. the track. They were struck by tho engine and both killed. The wagor was torn into splinters and the negro driver did not get a scratch. The af fair caused considerable excitement d! twas thought for a while several la dies were in the wagon going to tn, country.
 !, wedding at Gurley last Thursda, created no little interest when 1t be came known that it was a gretna greer affair. The principals were Cap Greer and Miss Jennie Austin, both of Pain , Rock, this County. The cause of thei elopement was parental objection ol the part of the parents of both brid, and groom. their ages being but 15 anc
 IS years, respectively. The ceremon,
 was performed by Rev. MT. Cube . I and the newly married couple returned home. they having been forgiven b, their parents.