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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-19
GUllFORD.

f. p. Squiers has taken his portable
mill to North Vernon where he is saw
ing lumber for Mortified parties who
have bought the e. C. Carpenter lot
in this town near the Ryan farm.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II IL fails to cure
Z. ". Groves signature is on each box. 23e.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-19
Grange Hall Burned.

The people of this village were
startled by the cry Of fire between
1880 and S o'clock Tuesday morning
and found the grange hall in flames.
The fire was in the roof near the
chimney. 1t VIII be a great loss to
the grange. as all of their regalia was
burned and only the organ and one
lamp was saved. There was a small
insurance on the hall. The grange
rented the hall to the Odd Fellows,
who lost their regalia and furniture,
but carried a small insurance. Tho
other buildings nearby were covered
with snow so there was not mucn
danger of the fire spreading.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-19

Up to Feb. 16. IS delegates to u
republican national convention ha(
been elected. "a of whom had b.
instructed for Roosevelt.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-02-19

Railroad trafiic is again demorali1nG
all along the lines Of the Rutland -
Central Vermont roads, by the re-
storm and extreme cold. Many tro1nD
have been snowbound during the -
week
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
@dtunosboa
@runOsisentbums . llsbertta0ansen.

Sheriff an SoIspb Sdaf, Elm She'll
Der Cots | uno 2. Square 81. $4,000.
0erlelbe an Sari!uro Sduings uno
Enrichment Co., "a Cots In @leape-
lamb @entrat part. $1100.
Bertha 6mitman OIL Clara Sattin=
ger, Got 119 in Megartp's Subo. Der
guBenlot 100. $1450.
Sobn 80. 5bompiOn ali Pearl M.
psterman, Elm 9beil Der Got 10 gu
S~rbin9ton. $4,000.
Wiliam 0aQ an 9enrp Sanction,
Got | unb Elm 5beil bon Got 2 in
Drafts Subj. Der aubenlot III.
sl7, 500.
Sames W. Sheets an ORANGES W.
Wobler Elm 3beil Der Cots 492 uno
493 in mcgartp's IL. MefIeits aoo.
$4,000.
ena 9Olt al WaIisr s. 9ubbaro,
Got AZ in Me8srnun unb Ynnoss'
Subj, zines 9beils bon Srate uni
Waphep's Mob. 8i700.
German g. Wurtens an aefe 6.
Bite, GOT % In Sobnion's Gin aOo.
32450.
Soiepbine S5or Stanton OH Sabit
8. @obertion, Got 9 uno 10, glod 9,
3u Noro 5noianapolis. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Mms Staot= mo Gonntp=S sr=
maltans.
@iiienswertbes pom seitrissn Gage in se1
brdnster 5orm.
DEFINING pes 51ower mill
ionsSospitales.

Das Y6lOuer Diiffion-SOspital auf
ben fdot. 9ospitals@ riinOen, oeien
fur ben l. Sanuar 9eplante @rofnung
ber30sert wurbs. ba Die N~ushattung
ni9t bel Soften e%intraf, miro am Won-
tag fdr Die Mufnabme bon patienten
bereit iein. SOmsit lino bic DUFF
nabme=@ eiude bon 5 Perionen ge=
tudbrt tporoen. Ollie @eIude milien
on Grau Sobn 6. grifitbs, go. a46
Noro Werioian Str, Die 0orI. beg
0osipitals GOmites Der 6lOpsr MiIs
Iion, 9eridtet perben.
9aue Der Gas. Sum-
ner=S duIe.
Nm 9onnerIfa9 Nadmittne 1T un-
Ter 5ahlreider yetbeilignng Der gltern
Der Sdaler Die fsierli6e 9aufe Der
Sdule Ho. % fir farbiee Rinber auf
ben Wamen .Gbarles Summers" poa-
3Ogen pOroen. Grau emma grown,
Die felt Der @riinoune Der S6ule, Nn=
fangs Der 70er Sabre, in Der Sduls
unterridtet bat, identte oerIslben elm
srO6es portrait oes @e9ners Der Gcla=
perei GbarIes Summer.
y e9wtrben Il beroi lie Ban
6 amp 9 ading 6 o.
Sm Namen Der 8iir9er bon QDeif
Snoianapolis erboben geIfern u. 81.
Dorm, 80. u. Gor, 8. 6. Mororen,
Sspett Sones. %. 8. Mooo. George
Yreoeuater, e. y. 9eiiep uno Or. 3.
9olinssuOrtb bel Der ifdot. @eIuno=
beits=Y eb0roe cine energii6e yei6peroe
iiber bic Ban gamp padino 90. Die
Burger Hagen, baB Die Gompasnie TO-
bel Mbfaa, Nide, gle6bldien etc. in
Den Wbite 3iper nbgelnoen bat, baB
onburd Der 2auf bes 6luHss p0Iia
aus ieiner alien gabn gslentt mirb. Der
@eIunobeitss geamte Or. Spencer ber=
ipra9, bic NngeIe9enbsit genau 81 uns
ierfuden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

" \ ~ " " " w
Qafentsstano am 2Oten Sas
mar 1868. .................S 5,849
Yfeseselber i'm psrilofienenS abree 25,062 81
9tn 9eitrdgen eingegangen =. 722.00
8. D 1buoiunt, S9atmeiiter
pom Yauperein -. ....... 44i.30
@elieben bon Or. e.. R. Shdfer
obns 3inien. ....... ... 100000
Geident pom Gbriit Yernloebr. 10000
Gelhenf pon 8. alante. ....... 5000
Gsidenf pom 5rauensgerein Der
3ions 8irde. ........... 14.6l
Gei@enf BON Srau NieS ........ LOO
@ei6enf bon s. u ............ so
germadtniB BON Sobn Srid -. SOC 90
Yermddtnib bon 8. $. SdrOer. $4,000
germddtnib uon Geo. u. Eidion 10000
Sabresfeier Gplecte .......... 26.72
Gin 3inlen einsenommen ...... 5000
5ran SuIie 9obn fir AItsnbeim- $4,000
ylote pom s. s. gieitel mi. 3inien 1860
Summa. .......... 0,142. $50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Mud ebiOeler tritt ,nrad.

O. u. 8. SbiOeIer bon Marion BAT
formea angsilnoigt, OaB sr pOr Ieiner
Ganoioatur UNI Die ernennuns gum
@ouperneurs s..ganbioatsn auf benz
rspublitanifden 3idet 3uriidtritt. Or
LIT CUR 3sit Idpsr srtranit. Seine
3uridtrstung ldbt 3 ganoibaten i'm
Gsioe, ndmlid: Wm. 6. 9aplor, Sn-
bianapOlis; 8. 3. 6anlD, 2afapstie,
unb Mm. 6. psnfelo, AUBURN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Safe nno NehtSselsbrter.

Der unter obigym 2Obf In Der v5ris
biine" eridsenene Mrtitel, in mel6em
Die empOrenbe YeridIsppuno Der pro-
seliirun9 ae9en ben getdnoisen @at-
tinnenmOroer 2napp burd @i9ter
Swing, bonn Stanopuntt oes Sournas
lilfen be5m. 2aien belpro1en muroe
uno Der In ben gnojsilen oipIelte:
Der Suri #. Dem lie
u c htsnorm Der Safe
d ismus "eines 80 8
I i, mag Ridtern bonn
9 blage 9 10 in s's bel Il / M
m { II. oer S Ournalif abe r
oIdem U 1tsr su:
YWorbei, bolbei uno tummle BIB. i'd
wittere 9beOrie - Nidts 1T 10
oumm uno mioerlid wie Elm
gelebrtes Uieb," bat uns Elm b0da
erbeiternoes .Ginseianbt" ieitens oes
0errn @appaport Deridaft. Nus
oemlelben gebt berbor, oaB 9err
@appaport benz @idter GminQ ben
ibm bon uns gesebenen 5itel ~vgelebrtes
Yieb" nidt aonnt, ionoern benislben
FIR fid In Mniprud nimmt.
9ieie unerb0rte MnmaBune ionnen
mir uns nur 0abur1 ertldren, Dab bas
prdoifat ~aelebrt" benz ginienoer 10
be9earlid eridsint. bab sr gerne oas
Subffantipum nit in ben Sauf
nimmt.
Wir Iinoen es ferner nur natirli9,
oab es Der .Serr GinIenoer beoauert.
lid NIT uns eingelulisa 3u babsn Ino
alauben ibm auf's Wort, uenn er be.
tbeiert, Dab er gaus genau weib, baB
es aud unaelebrte Yieder siebt. (Die
Heo.) Sier bas G~ingeIanot.
WiuseIuuot)
9ln Die 3eoattion
gs III i'm b0dien @raoe Al Be.
oauern, wenn ein Hebafteur 10 Iebr
ieine Wiiroe per9ibt. DaB er in iibers
GROCER gmpIinolidteit ausfdlia uno
beleiOigenb miro. neil man es tua0t,
NIT ibm gu oifferiren. g8o bas Der
6aa III, Tam man rur bebauern. feline
eigene @iiroe 10 melt per9enen 5u ba-
ben. baB nan Iid nit ibm einIieB.
Der @eoatieur Sbres ylattes bat
intimirt. oaB i9 Elm naelebrtes @ieb"
lei. Sir oieie 3arte 00llitteit Oanis
id ibm unb trnfie MID nit benz Be-
mubtiein. oab bies nod INNER nidt
oas Shlimmlte lit, oenn es 9iebt AUDI
.unaelebrte Yieder". SD meiB oas
gan3 beltimmt.
lleber bic Sade ielblf babe i'd meter
nidts gu iagen. Wenn Semano aus
Der 9ebauptuna. oaB elm Sdulobss
fsnntnib obne ipeitere geueiTe nidt CUR
Yerurtbeilung seniiee, %berauslieif, oaB
man bebauptet babe, elm Sdulobs=
fenntniB fhwdde oieie Bewsiie a5;
penn Semailb aus benz umltanoe, Dab
Der Hidter elm Gdulbbefenntnib abb
weiii, fol9ert, oaB Der Nn9etIaste fid
ourd Elm ShulObsfsnntniB retten
tonne, 10 bat es gar teinen 3wed pei=
ter nit ihm gu oisfu!iren, uno jsoes
weitere 0in= uno 3srreoen lam nur
berpirren.
pbilip &appaport.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
g etitiO n e n
gerbdatiser Stalls einder.

Bon ben Raolern @rifIin unb 0un
uurOe lebte Nadt aesen 10 ubr in
Carl Sbcni's Sialuns in Wo. 329
Oft Wabaib Strabe elm geipiHer
Wm. Cunningham abgefaBt, nadbem
er our4 elm Geniier eingeffiegen mar.
Or bate friiber fur Sbant s~earbeitst
unO rourOs ~einiwsilen iussen ginbru9s
gsbu9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

lett Sabrsebntsn bic benadfarten drift.
liden Baltanitaaten uebenl uno eegen-
chamber agitiren. 9a ni1i nllr Oct
moralH6e. ionoern aud Der politiids
aniprud ieoes Staates nit Der 3abI
ieiner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wddff,
10 merosn oisielben Macsoonier balo
fur @risden. balO fur guibarsn, balo
fur Serben erfldrt. Die Statifiter
bieier ueridIeoenen Wa.ionaliidten mer=
fen lit fortaeiebt llnuiiienbeit unb
9iiee Dor. Solte clio eine gintbei.
lung Der Yesirte nad Ndiionalitdten
erfolgen, 10 piirosn Die 9rObtep S1wle'
riatsiien entlfsben, niGt lomohl nit Der
Siirtei uno Der muielmdnnilhen BE-
poltsruna. mie nit ben drifliben
Ra9barlaaten unb unter Der hriitlis
den Yepolterung W~aceaoniens. @lids
lidermeiIe braudt man id, iiber oieIe
5dwierigieitsn einItweiIenI nod teine
Gorge gu MAIDEN; osnn disier puntt
oss pro9ramms 1T nit Der 5riltbstims
muns Oerieben: 10 balo pie gerubis
auna Def maceOOnii9sn YsOOlterung
felfselfent Iein wiro". bis 5u oieier
6ehfeauna aber birfte nod aeraums
3eit Oergeber.
60 miihen 9enner oes 2nnoeS binter
Ola WirIIamtsit Der Reformgu Elm gro'
Bes Groaeseiben isben; es. iOllte mid
freuen, lusnn iid meme auganung als
81 peifmifiid berausielte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

uno freien Glnan5 : Setretdr oes
@ereins, bsrslid eeoantt uuroe. 9err
Sr. s. u. Soldier, Elm treusr Greuuo
u~nierer Sa9s. bat uns $4,000 %ainiens
frei auf unbelimmte 3eit gelieben.
Mlen Greunoen uno M%obltbdtern, Die
aud i'm berHohenen Sabre unierer
!iebeuoa gsoabt uno ms nit @aib uno
9bat beiaefanoen. lei hermit berslid
gebantt. - Am 9. Mai Ibieo Mutter
9lante In unierem Mltenbeim aus bie-
fem 2eben, alt uno lebenssatt. Soft
bat Tie sl Der Rube aebradt. wonad iis
f9 lebnte. @Ott ir0iie Die 9interbIis-
benen!
SIN perflonenen Sabre wuroen i'm
SoIpital 729 patienten, in Ia. 1875
pAeaetagen bebanOsii; auf jsOsn 2ran.
Ten tommen 20h pfIegetase. Bon Die
len 729 patienten ipnren go Warbs
patienten, welde FIR ibre Yerple9ung
tbeilmeiie besablien; As Grante murben
gang unentgeliIi1 bebanoelt unO Oers
phsgt. 678 ino gsbeilt ooer 9ebsHert
entlaRen. 81 fno geltorben.
uniere ginnabmen i'm 9oipitale be-
truaen s25. 062. 81, bic arObten gin-
nabmsn. Die mir ie batten. gDie 3u srs
warien, maren bic qusgaben aud be-
oeutsno bober, ME in friiberen Sabren,
bod freuen mir uns, oaB mir $4,000
BON uniersn S9ulOen abbe3ablen
fonnten.
gnblid Qecenten mir nod in bants
barer M%nertennung oes ipertben pboebe=
Yereins, melder aud i'm berflofenen
Sabre Heibi9 arbeitete, nm unlere
Gade su fDroern. Ger Werein belt
i'm December sinen Weibna6tsmarit
in Der 3omlinfon- Sale uno realiIirte
lber $500. Wir oanten Den lieben
Damen fir ibre ireue uno ppfermiaige
Nrbeit; Soft iegns Iie baiiir reidlid!
Der 9err infer Soft lei uns ireunos
lid uno foroere bas Werf unIerer
0dnoe bel uns, ia Oas Weri unIerer
01noe molle err f0roernl
N6tuu9spol
q. 6. Yeters, prai.
Snoianapolis, %. San. 1904.
Der Yeriht bes 6inana=S ecretdrs.
Germ 0einr. Glants, Osr iid nit Dem
oss Sdabmeiisrs. Serrn @uifau u.
G1nua. bedt, lautete ME folat:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

Mls erler Terein Der oentIhen
Yereine i'm Staate itsbt Der Deuiihe
llnterahbun0ssY srsin bon StferionOi0s
auf Der ebreuroue. Dieier edit oeutIde
Nerein ianote folsenoe 3uiArift an
Ssrrn Sol. 9slsr pom Yerbano oeut-
i6er Yereine:
Wertbtr Serr Keller SD bin born
Deuiidsn unteritiibunes qerein bon
SshsrIonOiae bsauitragt, a~n3ufra9en,
Oh Die bon Sbnen Dor GINGER 3eit an
6rn. Geo. 3. gngelbarbt bier iiber=
mittelten % ltimmunsen iibtr Die 2o-
fen &C. bebufs 4nl6luB an ben taats-
unO NatiOnal.Y uno oeutid.amsrifani=
fiber Wereine FORFEIT uno iebt nod meB-
gsbeno linO, % Gents pro Mitglieo
idbrlid fir beioe 8eb0roen. Infer @er-
elm bat lid sntidlOnen, Dem gunoe
bsi3utrsten, uno mohte id sic f~reunb-
lidt eriuden, mir oIii3iells 3uihrift
uno etpaiss neueite Hrud|aden, Den
Yuno betreffeno, 5u5uienoen mir per-
Den oann bic Yeoin9un9ln oes gln=
idluhes ourd Beifieuer realffiren. Die
inherent gerein, iODie benz; rsanaer=
buno" s~ugeianoten petitipnin on Den
gonsrsB babe ia Dor einisen WO6en
prompt nad Waihinston befOroert, ba
i1 Secretdr beioer Wereine bin. 9of=
fsno, baloiglt bon Sbnen gu bOren,
3eidne i9
Mdtun9sboa
SugoMIben Secr. oes
Deutid. llnterf. .0ersins,
600 8entudp Nue., SeffsrIOnpiae, Sno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

gleibt in Sdnben oeS odatmeis
tiers am 22ten Sannar 1901. 372.96
Na9 WerItIung uno Qnnabme bieier
Beridte muroe our Wabl bon 3 neuen
WitolieDern oes Bermaltungsratbes
geidritten uno reiultirte oieielbe nit
Der Wieoererwdllung Der 0errcn Nug.
Mlbag, O. u. B~uooenbaum uno 6p.
9uRe. Die Organization bes gers
tpaIiun9sratbes miro an Wontag,
/. 1ebr., borgenommen luerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
DAB Der frlbere gOnbsamte Ma.

NUB Utt IHUtIt pUFUtHHitt wv
den madte mas CT MAIDEN" tonnte,
benefit, oaB Die Alten Rtht latten,
menn Tie iaqten .nomina sunt omi-
ma. gei Der @eri6tssY srbanoluna
ssael Wa4en iiente ss iid beraus, Oab
CT Is bertanOsn bate, aus Ieinem Sas
lair bon $500 jdbrlid $50. 600 gu
eriparen. Ser Wann mar mirilid gu
idaoe fir oeu poltoieni - CT iouie
Ginonsminiiter meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
8sb6rSe far III. @ erie.
9lus Der seitrisen eituns.


prote tiren.
Der Yeborbe FIR 6fFentli6e Werie
tpuroen aeiiern mebrsre nit 3ublreiden
llnteridriften bebedte @emontranSen
aegen ben 9eplanten Canal In Der DIE
Der 9lpe., bon Der Tirilion Str. big
gum Wbits &iDer uno bon Der Oibis
iion Str. bis CUR 9aroin9 Str, unter=
breitet. 9isislbsn purosn an ben Sn-
g%enietr beripieIen.
Obiger Canal iolte Den Nnfang fir
bas bislana in Weft Snoianapolis
feblenbe Damages pltem bilben. -
qn ben SnSenieur berpieien murosn
ferner bic
petitionen
UNI: 6olsblOdpH. Der Wi4iaan Str,
bon Blate big 0olmes Qpe.; gemenr
tirung Der Sw. on Der lexington Ape.,
Don yirginia abe. bis Sbelbp Ctr. +;
grIaubnib our 9egung zines Seitens
o~eleiIes iibsr bic 4ailroab Str. in Sr.
bin9tOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23
Order a Free Bottle

Of Drake's Palmetto Wine. It gives vigor and energy to the whole body, sootRcs heals and invigorates stomachs thai are weakened by injurious living or when the mucous lining of the stomach is impall ed by hurtful medicines or food. Drake's Palmetto. Wine will clear the liver and kidneys from congestion, cause them 10 perform their necessary work thoroughlv and insure their healthy condition. Drake's Palmetto Wine cures every form of stomach distress. such as indisestion distress after eating. shortness of breath Drake's Palmetto Wine cures you per manently of that, bad taste in mouth, of- fensive breath, loss of appetite. heart burn. infiamed, catarrhal or ulceratel stomach and constiuated or fatulent bow els. The Drake Formula Company, Drake Building. Chicago, H.. proves all this to you by sending you free and pre- paid trial bottle of Drake's Palmetto Vine to test 1t. This wonderful Palmetto Medicine Is purely vegetable and the great est remedy ever offered to Chronic suf- ferers. Write today for a free bottle. letter or postal card is your only expense For sale by E. G. Fowler and other lead ing druggists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23
EIGHT YEAR OLD HERO SAVED TRAIN
 FROM TERRIBLE WRECK NEAR NOTASULGA

The presence of mind and hcroism man Cogburn at Notasulga, not only saved the lives of many passengers on the Western Railroad train yesterday afternoon, but saved that company thousands of dollars.
 Train No. 33, the local passenger train from Atlanta, due in Montgomery at 7.25 D. m.. narrowly esca ped a terrible wreck just south of Nota asulga. The train was in charge of Conductor Har- rison with Engineer Robinson on en- zine No 34. and Flagman Puckett, and had an unusually heavy run of pas sengers. This was the train which the little Cogburn boy saved.
 Wit his family, Section Foreman Cogburn lives about half a mile west of Notasulga. Yesterday he was away from home working on another part of the road. About o'clock there was q violent wind and rain storm and three big telegraph poles were blown directly across the track in a tangled mass of wires. The little son of Fore man Cogburn quickly realized the slt- uation It was nearly time for the To- cal passenger train to dash down the track There Is a stiffish bit of hill between Notasulga and Chehaw, and trains generally come down that hill at a pretty lively clip If the heavy train, running probably 40 miles an hour. had dashed into those poles and wires. there would have been death and destruction.
 It did not take the little hero long to consider these possibilities, and, snatch ing up a bundle of torpedoes and red
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23

Montgomery some time ago he had no apprehension of any trouble of this kind
 He had seen the officers of the Street Railway, he said, and they had declined to pay the workmen. saying that 1t was his affair
 "I straightway paid the men," said MT. Rossman, and they will resume work tomorrow"
 Yesterday afternoon an extended con ference was held between Richard TiI- lis. President. and w. H. Ragland. Vice President of the Montgomery Street Railway, and Naham J. Greil and MT. Rossman of the Park Company MT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23

flag this lad with the frame of a small boy and the heart and brain of an alert. watchful man. rushed up the track Placing the torpedoes at points along the track far enough ahead of the poles for the engineer to be warned in time to stop his train, the little fellow fell back behind the torpedoes and pa tiently waited in the middle of the tracks with his red flag.
 Presently the big engine came rush ing down the track, struck the torpe- does and began to slow down. As the train rounded a curve. Engineer Rob- ertson saw the sturdy little fellow in the middle of the tracks frantically waving the red flhag Then he stopped the engine the train crew piling out. surrounding the small boy and listen ing silently, and with bowed heads, to the story that he told in a matter-of- . fact manner, as If saving the lives of people was an everyday occurrence with him.
 Walking few hundred yards down the track these veterans of the rail shuddered and looked with blanched faces at the poles and tangled mass of wires across the track. They had been saved from freightful death 5y the prompt action of this mite of humanity who was listening to their words of gratitude with wondering eyes. He had done simply what he thought his father would have wished him to do if he had been at home.
 The train crew soon had the track clear and the train came to Montgonl- cry. some of the passengers never knowing or realizing how closely they had stared death in the face.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23
TOOK THE WRONG DOSl
LEE COUNTY MAN DIES FROM
 STRYCHNINE POISONING.
Members of His Family Believe That He Intended to Take Quinine and Made Mistake As to
 Bottle.

Opelika, July 22.-(Special. )-Jacob Reichert, a well known citizen of this County, who resided near Chewacla, took a dose of strychnine Wednesday which caused his death. His family think the poison was taken by mistake.
 He had been to Opelika and re- turned. stating that he felt unwen. In his medicine cabinet there were bottles containing both strychnine and auinine and his family think that he intended taking the qunine.
 MT. Reichert moved here from Ger many several years ago and by his ge- nial disposition made many friends.
 G. E. White of Cuthbert. Ga, and Miss Maud Meadows of Mott's Mill in Lee County, were married on the 2oth inst. Rev. I. w. Chalker, officiating.
 Fifty-seven of Opelika's most promi- nent and patriotic ladies have orga- nized the Confederate Monument As sociation for the purpose of erecting a monument to the Confederate dead. Mrs. w. W. Williams was elected President, Mrs. J. R. Hardaway, First Vice-President; Mrs. H. M. Wilson, Second Vice-President; Mrs. J. L. COwan. Third Vice President: Mrs. Walter Mellars. Recording Secretary; Mrs. J. E. Timmous. Corresponding Secretary. and Mrs. I. J. Dorsey Treasurer.
 Two hundred and sixty dollars has already been raised for the monument. They will continue in their patriotic work until a sufficient amount has been raised for the erection of a monument
 The crop prospects in this section are magnificent for crops of all de- scriptions.
 MT. Tibbetts. who was badly injured by a railroad accident several days ago. is improving and hopes are enter tained for his recovery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23
LABORERS QUIT WORK
TROUBLE OVER IMPROVEMENTS
 AT ELECTRIC PARK.
Men Say They Have Not Received Wages-OHiciaIs Declare There Is Dispute About Contract
 Will Resume Today.

About sixty workmen. mostly no- groes employed in grading at Electric Park, the new pleasure resort being installed on the old Bloemfontein Park Site, have stopped work, claiming they have not received their pay. Most of the workmen are unskilled laborers
 J. G. Rossman of Atlanta, who is promoting the park, says that the non payment of the wages was due to c misunderstanding between the com pany he represents and the Montgom- cry Street Railway, which is also in- terested in the park.
 In an interview last night MT. Ross man said that when the men quit work he was at his home in Atlanta. but on being advised of the state of affairs. he hurried to Montgomery. Under his contract with the Montgomery Street Railway. the car company. he said was to pay for all permanent Improvements at the park, while his company was to install the park devices. Grading work. he said. had been previously paid by the Street Railway, and when he left
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-23
Gossip Of men
 and mdtterS
Arranging for Grand Opera.

Mr. Frank c. Payne of New York, representing Col. Henry w. Savages s English Grand Opera Company, was in Montgomery yesterday. making preiim- mary arrangements for the appearance of the company at the Montgomery Theatre for the forthcoming season. probably in January.
 The company is so large" said MT. Payne, and the undertaking so great, that we have thought it advisable to get in touch with the people of the cities it is to visit and to ascertain the musical sentiment of the people. l have found today that there are many prominent persons in Montgomery wno appreciate the importance of our en- terprise. having seen our company in New York and other cities, and l feel encouraged to believe that patrons ot your local theatre will support the venture ..
 Discussing the merit of the company and the operas produced, MT. Payne said the Savage Company would be the largest opera organization on tour next season.
 "A special train of twelve cars vii, be required to carry its equipment, number 15O people with twenty prima donnas, Ienors, barltones and passes. an all-American chorus of eighty voices and an orchestra of forty musicians. The musical directors will include the Chevalier N. B. Emanuel. probably the best equipped Italian opera conductor that has come to this country, and MT Elliott Schenck, the Wagnerian con ductor who devoted eight years to study of the German masters music | dramas in Dresden and Berlin"
 Among the principals in the big com pany are Joseph Sheehan. Winfred Golf | Francis J. Boyle, William Wegener Arthur Dean Harrison w. Bennett, Ger | trude Rennyson, Marion Ivell, Jear Lane Brooks and Rita Newman. The Savage Company will have d | repertoire of a dozen operas including
 such works as 'Lohengrin," "Tannhau-
 ser," "Othello," 'LaBoheme," Car.
 men," "Tosca." "Cavalleria Rusticana,
 T Pagliacci." and revivals of I'll Tro-
 vatore" and Bohemian Girl"
 l MT. Payne left last night for Mobile