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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
Summer Styles in Jeanne.s MilIers.

A. S. Nichols, Broughton. west,
has received the summer styles of the
Jeanness Miller for ladies. This is the
shoe which has no competition. No
other shoe is like it.
Be sure to see it if you love pretty
and fashionable footWear.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
summer styles in ChiIdren,s Shoe.

A S. Nichols, s Broughton, west,
has received his summer styles in
children's shoes. They are perfect
beauties. Do not think of putting a
summer shoe on your child until you
have seen Nichols'.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
League Games.

II you desire to keep posted on the
schedule of baseball games in the South
Atlantic League secure a vest pocket
schedule card of ticket agent Atlantic
Coast Line at De Soto Hotel.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Don't forget the fine corner lots in
Collinsville at auction Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. John L. Archer.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
That nnrIr nrnrrn

Taste in your mouth upon awakening
In the morning can be fixed by small
dose Of sloat's Vegetable Bitters.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Atlantic Coast Line gives benefit Of
short line mileage detachments be-
tween Savannah and Augusta. IS2
nalias.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Return to New York via ocean; It will
save you money! The Savannah Line
service Is unexeelled. An ideal trip
under ideal surroundings! Full in
formation, 81 Bull street. Germania
Bank building.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
Excursion Rates to Albany. en-. ant

Excursion Rates to Albany, Ga, and
Return Via Contra of Georgia
RaiIway-COnventiO knights of
PythiaS.
One fare, plus % cents round trip
from all points in Georgia. Tickets
on sale May 1917, good returning I'M
til, and including May q, 1904. For
further information apply to ]. S.
Holmes, City Ticket and Passenger
Agent, 81 Bull street.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Adlers wonderful She's sale is ex.
planned on page So.--ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Adler's wonderful Shoe sale Is ex.
planned on page so.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Adler's wonderful Shoe Sale is ex
planned on page 30.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Adler's WONDERFUL Shoe Sale is ex-
planned on page 3o.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Adlers wonderful Shoe Sale is ex.
planned on page s0.--ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01

Important Change in Schedule Gem
trail of Georgia Railway, Sunday,
May 1.
Train No. 1, for Augusta, Macon
and Atlanta, will leave Savannah at
Z a. M, Central time, instead of s:45
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
Excursion Rates to Nashville, Tenn.

Excursion Rates to Nashville, Tenn,
and Return, Via Central of Geor-
gia RY., Account Southern Baptist
Convention.
One fare, plus rs cents, round trip
from all ticket stations. Tickets on
sale May 10 to II, inclusive, good to
return within ten days from date of
sale. Extension of limit to leave Nash
vile not later than June 6, may be OBJ
tanned by depositing tickets with Joseph
Richardson, special agent, and pay
ment of 80 cents at time of deposit
For further information, apply to ]. s
Holmes, City Ticket and Passenger
Agent, 81 Bull street-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
Low Rates via Atlantic Coast Lin.

NuHNT Lime
TO Albany, Ga, for knights of
Pythias Convention.
One frst-class fare, plus rs cents for
the Tound trip. Tickets will be on sale
May 16 and II, good to return up to
and including May p, 1904. See ticket
agents for schedules. further informa-
ton .-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-01
John L Archer.

P. S.-Mark my words, somebody Is
going to buy them, and in two years
the closing of Bilbo, and the sub
way will make them double in value
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

mar, Nrof. g. ). Gifelnro, rapporte.
I.rer, at arbeioet oripeS paa en- mesei
tiIfreosItineroe Monoe. grrerne er
opgtiae, Gleperne Hittiee, % SfoIens
6innmicr er goo Sroen. alt saar
meaet eoot peo EIeaiatt Wep 2ltb.
College. Ora Snipeftsrerne for Gon.
coroia College % Sfmtoinupia aca.
benin err ingen Mapporter irtbfomne.
Oct bar life lpffeoes Sormmtben
at faa beitemt 6orbanosIinssmsoe
nreo nnbre norif. liitberfe Samfmb.
San bapbe ifrepef til ssoirinanoen baa.
Dc | ben Rorife Spno6e oe Smiges
Spnooe men De fsIte iig life bempn.
oigebe til at sjsre roget.
gernebiemmere ! 9eloit, Cafe Iorf
cg 8ittenbere tribes ale bel. aIt
gaar goot meb 0iafonisiebiemmet /
Chicago. gae, iom bor meo Oct at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

Ger bar nGret ettonu fPrre Ilter'
giPitcr iaar emo ifior. Sette er be-
orspaiat. Ser err onttrent en- treble
Del al M~enigbcoerne, iom life bar
bperfen WenigheoSifole eller Ssrl.
baasifole. Sporoan mon forltaar
oisie Menigbeoer Iatb. %, 1872
9omiteen for Samling al biitori'
Ife Sofilmcnter rapportcreoe, at Den
bapbe aiprt en9egpnoelie meo at larr'
IL o. opbepare aarSberetninger, gla'
DC og gsaer. aunliteeu snifer Srepe al
b~iitoriif SQro, iaalom 9eretuing ON
Reiier. Ser giper SpIpsning ON Sn'
bremisiimIcn etc.
auSicrer Grif @aloelano rapporte'
reSe; ri tuuoe osiaa iaar ianles til
slorsmsoc rtOen @i9lb | Samfunos'
fasien. Soar bapoe TIC Wenigbeoer
bioraaet bpcr (ajennemlnitligl omtr.
80 Collars. vi fan life tRnfe cS, al
ale De Weuig6eSer, iom life biorn9er,
er ida iattiae, at be intet fan giere,
Siior bar 9iorasene giennemImtlts
omtr. $40.
gubI, Souie ifal 10 M mart nopi'
Ses. Sumfunoet fan iaaleoes life
peute SirIp ira oct Sob paa Here
slar. Ser or mn in5en a~asiebebolo'
ming. 9crior bsr nRite Wars Sro'
inmliua lie, iaainnrt bet er miill9t,
9nrs Srpeniou Dor teitamei,teret o.
600 Collars iii at oeles meIlem FOL
senSe ausier: aasierue iur SeSninee'
Ssoe. % Snoremisiionen iamt Seloii
garnebiem % aasieu for trrngenot
Srciter % 8~reiteenfer.
9aIgtumiteen rapportereoe. Del
aenSe palgtes paa aomite Iso. l.: Vro'
icSior 4. u. aiIoabl, Eaitoreriie u
@riabt % !. 5anner oa GeIegaierllC
u. 4. Gbriitianien % >. Y. Straiio'
acmite no. 2: 1oitcrerne 8. u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

Spe Sacub Siprt 8reus bIeb fsot Sen
2tbe Gan. 1880, paa Spring Yrairie.
8is. 8rnouereoc fra 2utber College
Sanrer 1901 % blep optngen iom St1s
bent pco 2utber Seminar Seiten ianune
Tar.
Carl Ssnatins saner or fsSt BEN
10be Sept. 1878 / st. SoS8c, Soma.
S~refnenterepe en- SiS 2ltber aeaSemg,
SoSe, Soma. bern9it 9utber College.
Secorab. Soma. buprfra ban ~gra0uere0e
Saarer 1901. Ssiten iamue aor be-
spnbtc ham bet tbeologiite StlrSflm peS
2lrtber Semirnr, Sautline.
.. .. spare CT fsbt paa NesrH, Gor.
one 5elseIurp. Den 21oe Su4t 1876. llos
panSreSe til Gnterita 1898. Ssitsu
1901 bIeb ban optaaen iom Stubent pcS
9utber Semipar / Samliue.
Sens .. g9ein er fsot ben 1OSe 6e6r.
1870 / SoeuIe. Snrnrarf, % SorGaoreuc
aaren os Ssrsen Spebrit 8ein. Sun
er ppporet / iaunre Sp, urootog Der uns
beroismig beS @orgeritolen inStd lin
9onfirnation, iom furretteoes al $aftor
aoef; ienere If ban auiGttelie bsS en-
Ramfacturiorretutns bpor ban par be-
itiGftiaet, til ban ,tooanoreSe til amerts
ia 1889. Ser / 9anSct bar bon o8inn
be'fieftioet ia meS Rarlfachlrfa8et,
irStIi ban blep optaget iom Strocnt pec
Qutbsr Seminm, 10ec Sept. 1901.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

Spen gerpen er feot Sen 2fbe oept,
1874 az Sor9Ioree Srtiten Serpen pa
Srpebora 9repen (. Sere. Srotil III
femtcnbc Sar. ha Ian flptteoe meS iine
SorGIere til Oap 60, 2. Sui, f~retpens
tereSe ham &c oiieutIi9e StoIer / 8rp
3ing, Itm. SnuS StoleSaBe bIco al
brliot inetil Ssiteu 1894. Sa ban Tom iii
lutheran Rorutal Scbopl / Siour Sails,
9. Sat, bppr ban iorbLeu ct Var. Ser
faaepoe Seit tom ban til 2utber College.
Seemab, Soipu, bbor bul fprtiattc iint
Stloisr unen Nibrpoelie, inntil ban bi'
mittcrebes hsrfrd @mreu 1901. Sss
item idntne Nar blep ban optusen ION
Stibent pco SIitber Seminar.
Spieph srsrbp, Sen af Rrs, Srsrbp
Secorub, Sofpa. 8rnbueut ira Sirtber
College 1899.
2aurit @uiiebs or fsSt BEN re Of
tobcr 1881 / Safe Bari, 9tinn. Oar
arabuereee fra 9utbcr College Barren
1901 % bespnote oct tbcoIogtite Stus
biiim peS 9uthcr Seulinur Soften ians
ire Gdr.
ears 5pis er fsct Sen Oh. Scecms
Der 1870 / 2pueNal. Sarae; tom til
amerita @oareu 1888; fretpsrtereoc
9ut6. Norm. SbocI, Siuur Sails, | ame'
ne 1926. Sintereu 1900-01 bier
ban optnaen iom Stubsrt peS Siitbcr &C.
miidr, Sduuiue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

Soban .. Srens er ieSt | Sisoliug.
Rorge. oelr lite Ropenber 1877 al Sor,
eloreue g. 3. Srens % SlfIie 9ofie
9rera, I. SreoritlGr. San Tom iii Imes
rita / Iai 1898. gfterdt babe fretpeu,
teret 2uther College, Secorab. Soma,
5 Flor, SimittereSers bar berfra / Suui
1901 os bIro ON Seiter famine Nar
matrifuleret iom gleb ucb Sutber &C.
mitar.
Omar Sambprs or fsot pan 1Soe Sept.
1866 / 0autar. Roree, al SorGIbrere
.. g. Samburg OF 8ilbcIma Santbor8
I. Ban. SIptteSe neb fine Sor9lbre til
ariitiuuia. hpur ban ~frefpcntereoe Stos
IerrR, iuotiI ban ont Sauren 1885 no
panereee til Nneritd. Seiter 1900
bIep ban optasen iom Stubent BED Sus
tier Semiuar.
Sans gner. 2epnarh Sjermitan or
isst ben 29oe Sec. 1877 8eo 8in9,
Ninu. 9Iep f~oniirmeret at iir 6uoer.
Gar Glen peS 2utber College nosIe adr.
Soften 1901 bIep ban optaseu ipm Stus
bent peS 2utber Senirur.
5prser anoreas Sobniun er fsot Den
15be spriI 1879. / 9inncbaeo 60, "a.
Sretpentcreoe 2utber Gcooemp albert
2ed, Rirr., % 2utber college. 9ecorab.
Soma. Seitcu 1900 beeprote ban Bet
tbeoIosifc. StuSium neo Slitber Semis
ttnr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

SremtiSen ifal lebiages al SGgeatte1t.
ga Or. 2rino bnr reiianeret, bar Sc
minariet ingen 8ices8rGiioent. Sto'
len trpltger ct itsrre giblictbet, ilPr
trGnaer Sen IisiionSliteratilr. 8len
life De fattige St1itenter.
Gu fr1tges camper. iom gelps'
ningsmiooel. Ser er Sore forbunoet
bermeb. SfoIen bsr berfor iuareit
mtIist faa @oS eler eIeftriif geIpS'
nIng.
Seminoriet bar pPret oberfpIot.
@tan bar maattet tage ct Gar &outo'
rer, SpgeppreIier % &lasiep9reIier
9rus iom gRrelier for Stilbenter.
9erfor troeSe Seitpreren, at Sioen III
bar fpmmen, ba ban buroe bDgge Den
Grofesiorbolia, man ubiatte at bpgge
paa @rrno al operflsoigt Stun / Bug.
nlngen.
SorsSag gtermib6 O 9.
- aubast peb Bait. s. SetlonO.
SuIomagtsfomiteen rapportereoe.
Gere Ienigbeoer optoges / Sam.
iunoet. S%noberetuing al 9eipreren
FOR GormalifoIen Irof. 8. 9sfens.
anarb, opl9ites. Ser bnpoe pGret lao
gleper iaar. en- norif gfoeIiug bsr
cprettes for Dem. iom life fan Glen.
nemaaa oct ~norif.eneelife a,rriuS.
"a gleper e~rabuerebe. 90 Gleper
boIoer Stole. SnbtGpterne bansC
p9ret $5,S4S.49; aasiebebolSninger
$4.09.
SnSberetuine al Srof. :. u. Sill.
Sabl, 9einrer for 81. OLAF College;
gae, ion life I9rer line Ssru @uos
Orb, iaar beSenife giterfpmmere.
Iette bar Sili9Ioet nleb Got SSmael
% Ginu. 9erior blep oisie uoifiIi
ira SSrael. Serren funoe life BRUCE
Dem. Eette ber prre Ell Sormanina
til os on at l9re bore Bern @tos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

qisrc, er opofrenoe, % 6rugterne Der
al bier iig.
Ger bIcu boIbt @iiitatS 81 Salo,
115 Menigbeber.
So airfcr er | gorctS 9G inouiebe
al Sormanoeu; al andre EreIter II.
Salt 80 airfer iubpieoeS.
ga. 40 9reiter ilptteoe iaar. Oct
cr mango, men bette iorflareS for en-
Del peS. at Der or ioa manage leol9e
aoIb. EiSie ntaa falOe WGno, Der
aIlereSe er / Gmbeber. Ger er inseii
oubeu at falSe. SanleSeS begpnoer
Slptninaen. Serpeo iorSeleS Bette.
niraen mere Iiaeli9t oucr Den belle
&irfe, % set er bel beore, EMO at
ncale aalo ifilbe itaa leSige LANCE
Cher. Ser Dor pGrct nIporlig Sp9'
DOM / 9 al bore GreitefamiIier. )
garets Seb er Ynit. ". Y. Sfaret %
aosierer 9ars Spenion bsoe. 0ette
er isIeIiae Cab. Saitorerne ". y.
auuSien o9 3. Rilien bar bapt Den
Sorg at mite fine SuItruer oeo o.
Sen. Ger foreIiggcr g~nis9ninger ON
SptaaeIie / Samfimoet ira 9 YreIter,
8 tbeoI, 4~nbiSater % 80 Mctigbe.
Der. 13 tbeoL, a%anbiooter err ornitte.
rcoe fra Dor Yrcitcifolc.
anrsmsSet ifior poalaabe Scrmart.
Scr at ieree for llbgipelien al CT Whit
oeifriit for nibsbe 9ait. Y. u. &os'
uulsien. Tait. &. %. 9isrn bar To-
bet at uSisre bctte arbeioe.
81. SobauneS ReniabeS | &crtb.
ficlS beSer on Sirlp til Spanina az
en- itsrre airfe, % Den niip9renoe er
iorlioen paa 9runo al oct itore an'
taI Snoenter peo St. Slaf College.
Sr. gSolpb 9orien opI9iie @apport
ira Tiafcnisicbiemmct | Chicago.
Siemmets ReticpGroi er S3I,6o5.
aomiteen ior Sperorngelie al Slem'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

Sjeloitoo. Glib. Sobnnien. 2ouis gfar'
bid OF Telesoterne anno Sbroe % y
". 7nbl.
SsIsenoc 6mbeosmGno blep en-
Itenmia polate: @iceforniano. &nlt
q. 3. Gaeitab; Sefret9r, gait. 5. =.
Hoielano; aaSierer, Sr. Crit Baloe'
Lamb.
grof. 9sdmann opl9ite i'm Sno'
beretning iom 9eitprer for Nreitelto'
len. SfoIen bar bapt ct goot Ar'
beiosaar. Ger bar paret Inn iibetp.
beIig enseIif llnoerpisning pan
@runo al Or. 2unos Spgoom.
@n at Stuoenterne. nentlig Sars
8rmnarslie, Ssoe al 9uberluloie. Tn
anoen bar ansrebet at ianme Spg'
bonn. 9erior bar Safiiltetet 90 60
leoireftionen beiluttet, at anisgninger
ON Sptagelie peo Seminoriet for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

met rapporiereoe. Zen 5cr airfe Tan
erbperpe bette &jem peo at ooertase
oetS Trift.
Zen Gor. airfes Sefretar. Bolt.
@oieIanb, rdpportereoe: Statiitifen
bar pGret p~anifelis at opbripe. 20
@apporter bar life %ir.ofonuIe ben 10.
Marts; mango par ufulotomne: mon.
&C er life inoe enomi. 0ette foriinfer
llbeipeIien at aarsberetninsen. ga.
ieret paa ti6ligere @apporter maa be
forifiellise 9al i9ttes iom felger: l..
go Menisbeoer; 3,447 Ssnoagsifo.
IeIRrere; 720 SfolelRrere; S65 4ir.
fer; Al ,S79 SfoIebsru; 21,343 fit
aonfirmmtunoerpisnine; 70,486 al.
terai9iter; 9,032 osbte; 29,466
@uostieneiter; 259,9 3S Si9le i
Samfunoet; 144,269 aonfirmereoe;
54,268 Stemmeberettigebe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
GROWERS OF FRUIT
Io MEET IN ANNUAL CoNvEI.
 TI0N IN MOBILE.
VIII Hold Two Days Session Be ginning January 26-An Att tractive Program Has
 Been Arranged.

The program for the meeting of the Et&{e Horticultural Society in Mobile, xans 2s and 2. has been made public me meeting. it is confidently expected, Nilf Do by far the most important ever hold by the society. In the past few years the fruit growing industry has as- zrs1ed an importance unknown in the past. The raising and marketing oi fk7kits in Alabama is demanding more mkt6ntton than ever before. The program arranged for the Mobile meeting is de Af1oaiy attractive. Some of the most nfonressEve and prominent fruit men of fhe State will take part in the discussion nr make contributions in the shape of papers or addresses.
 P4esident c. c. Thach, Professor B. B. &onn, State Horticulturist, R. S. Mack znfunh, Dr. c. A. Cary of Auburn, Dr. III A Smith of the State University and Nronalnent agricultural educators from Ns7ofida and Mississippi will take part <n the proceedings. The program Is as xoiIows:
 Tuesday, s:sO a. m. PIace of meeting ao be announced later).
 Invocation:
 Address of welcome Mayor Charles E. Mclean.
 Response by President W. F. Heikes, Huntsvglle.
 EfesidenrS address.
 Report of secretary and treasurer.
 Report of vice presidents.
 u). Strawberries. J, H. McCary, Bir- mingham.
 f19 Growing and marketing strawber- rjen. l.. H. Lister, Montgomery.
 lal. Fruit culture, D. C. Turnipseed, Flora.
 f0. Japanese plums. John Wallace, C'ltrone1le.
 ss). Japanese persimmons, A. Swift. Tairhope.
 ls,. Fruit zones considered from a geo. soaical standpoint. Dr. E. A. Smith. State weofogist, Tuscaloosa
 f7l. Fertilizers. Prof B. B. Ross, State chemist. Auburn.
 Eairhope.
 sal. Existing evils damaging horticul- tssre. John wm. Staab. Nectar.
 fi0). Trucking, J. H. McCary, Birming' ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE
MISS MITCHELL MARRIED TO
 HANDSOME ACTOR.
Bride a Popular Young Woman of Woodlawn Came to Montgom- cry to Marry Frank
 Hatch.

There was a young actor at McDon ald's last night whose work was so spirit ed that the manager wondered.
 There was a young woman in the audi erca who watched this work with sucE sdmiration that the audience wondered.
 The young man was Frank Hatch whose stage name is Lawrence Gordon The young woman was Mrs. Frank Hatch nee Miss Beulah Mitchell. They were a hr,de and groom of about three hours
 Surrounded by members of the Paige Comedy Company and guests of the Capl- tola Hotel, they were yesterday after noon united in matrimOny by Rev. John A Rice, D. D., pastor of Court Street Methodist Church, in the Capitola Hotel parlors. . ~, ,.. hut has been through the South for sew eral years with repertoire companies. He is a young man and is good looking.
 His bride comes from Woodlawn, Ala. and is a handsome young woman. Sh, joined him yesterday in Montgomery. Mrs. Hatch Is not an actress, but wiI travel the rest of the season with hel young husband.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
THE BLUES MAY GO
LOCAL COMPANY MAY ATTENI
 GORDON FUNERAL.
Definite Decision Will Be Reached Today-Place is Reserved for Them in the Funeral
 Procession.

The Montgomery True Blues will proo- ably attend the funeral of Gen. John B. Gordon in Atlanta tomorrow A decision as to the trip to Atlanta will be made this morning.
 ii When the news of General Gordons death first came, 1t was frequently sug- gested that it would be highly proper for a company of Montgomery military to attend the funeral, inasmuch as the first military service of the lamented chieftain was his trip to Montgomery commanding the Raccoon Roughs, of Jackson, County, when they volunteered their services to the Confectionery.
 Capt. E, F. Baber, Jr., at once sought information concerning the possibility of taking his command to Atlanta Last night he received a telegram from Att lanta stating that a place in the funeral cortege had been reserved for the Mont gomery True Blues. It is probable the company will leave tomorrow for Atlanta.
 In this connection Joseph Richardson, Secretary of the Southeastern Passenger Association, makes the following an- nouncement of rates to Atlanta on ac- count of the funeral of Gen. John B. Gordon:
 .'For military in uniform and Veterans, twenty or more on one ticket. cent per mile distance travelled.
 For the general public, travelinS on individual tickets, one fare plus 70 cents for the round trip.
 i.Tickets will be sold January B, and for trains scheduled to reach Atlanta be- fore noon of the 14th, with final limit Jan nary 1s, prior to midnight of which pas sengers must reach points at which tick cts are purchased.
 s"This tariff has been compiled and pub lished by me as agent of each of the carriers in this territory and from the senarate written declaration of each of said carriers on file with me"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Geo. p. Haardt & BrO.,
 I3 Commerce St. Telephone 300.
Telephone 300.

 uD. Trucking in Mobile county. H. Riedmann, Russell. i2). Insects, Prof. H. A. Gossard. en- tomologist University of Florida. Qs). Dust spraying, Geo. R. Keill, Fruitdale. nD. Peach bcrers, H, O. Sargent. Au- burn. A. n5). Pecan culture, Chas. E. Pabst, Ocean Springs, Miss. us). Pecans in Mobile county. Elliott G. Rickarby, Mobile. u0. Pecans in Georgia, Herbert c, White, Dewitt. ns). Horticultural notes. Prof. A. B Mckay. horticulturiSt, Mississippi Ex- pertinent Station. us). Horticultural possibilities, Thom- as Brigden, South Lowell. (2O. Family trees, Chas. F. Smith, Con- cord, Ga. (21). Horticultural education, President c. c. Thach, Auburn. (22). Varieties of peaches. M. M. Daw' son, Montgomery. l (2s). Report of the State Hortcultur. J ist, Prof. R. s. Maohintosh, Auburn.
 (2D. FungOus diseases, Dr. E. Mead 1 Wilcox, Auburn: | (25). The nursery trade in Alabama, R. c. Chase, Huntsville. I (26). Subject to be announceo), Cnis' holm and Noble, Apniston. (20. Some horticultural observations made while conducting farmers institutes | in Alabama, pr. c. A. Cary, Auburn. C2S) Report of committee on fruit list
 Miscellaneous business. Hotel headquarters: The Hotel Bien' ville has been selected as headquarters | for the society. | President HeilSes is making an effort | to secure reduced railroad rates for thu meeting. The rates have been promised if fifty certificates are presented at the meeting. He has requested ali delegates l to secure certificates from the ticket \ agent when tickets are purchased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
e. AI. Holds 1Geeting.

bare quorum of members of the Com mercial and Industrial Association was present tonight when President J. F. Hooper called for order and Secretary Jackson called the roll. but the session was interesting and several committees made important reports
 AIEong matters discussed was a report of pr. W. W. Harper on road improve ment. showing that the committees was in communication with the Secretary Oi Agriculture and recommending that the city improve North Street from its in- tersection with Maple Street to its cross ing at the B. s. and N. O. Railroad.
 ]. P. Schuh of the Committee on Trans. portation, reported that the Southern Railway had in answer to complaints bS the committee increased its freight yarc facilities and had promised to increase its rolling stock on the Mobile division.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
SnottsWnod- Shield.

w. c. spottswood of Mobile, and Miss Claudia Shields of Selma, were married
 this afternoon at the brides home on Dallas Street. by Rev. J. L. Gross. pas tor of the First Baptist Church. Only relatives and few friends saw the cer- emony. Mrs. Spottswood is charming young lady and is a member of one of the most prominent families of the State. Colonel Spottswood is prominent busi- ness man of Mobile. After the ceremony they left on their bridal trip, which will include tour of the West Indies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
WORK OF FIREMEN|
THE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED
 31 ALARMS LAST KoNTH.
More Alarms in One Month With Que Exception Than Ever Before In the History of the
 Department.

The Montgomery Fire Department an-
 swered thirty-one alarms during the
 month of December. 1903. and every
 alarm was from actual fire, not false
 alarm having been given during the month. The number of alarms answered
 during December. which averaged one
 a day for the month, is the largest num-
 Der of alarms answered during any month since December, 1901, when thirty four alarms were answered by the de- partment.
 It Is also, with two exceptions. the largest number of alarms answered In any one month since the organization Of the department. Of the thirty-one alarms answered in December, twenty three were sent in by telephone, and eight were sent in by street boxes. The character of buildings involved were as follows: One five-story brick, five two-story brick, two one-story brick. eight two-story frames. fourteen one
 story frames, one wood pile
 l The value of buildings at risk ..s154.s0O % Value of contents at risk ........ 40,55o % Loss on buildings ............... 1,VI9 70 Insurance on buildings ......-.. 106 450 Oo | Insurance paid on buildings ..... 6,361 2o Loss on contents ................ 5'l4S oo | Insurance on contents .......... 2OoSo oo Insurance paid on contents ..... 2,s27 50 The department is reported to be in | fine condition. Alarms are answered much more quickly than they were some time ago, and the work at fires seems to | be more systematic. The telephone Is being used great | aeal for sending in alarms During De- | cenber. 1902, about two-thirds of the | alarms were sent in to the department | in that way, whereas during the same | month of 1903, the telephone alarms made I up three-fourths of the total number answered.