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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
November e, Deeds.

Thomas D. Herndon ct Tx to Walter
E. Leigh: east half southeast quarter
section II, southwest quarter Of south
west quarter section II, northwest
quarter northwest quarter section 49,
1913 west. Consideration ST.
Edmond d. Potvin ct al to M. Dom
xac: 50 feet front in lot l Of Acres.
Lewiston. Consideration $500.
Clearwater Improvement company to
Margaret Britts; part Of south half
Of southeast quarter section 1862 east
Consideration $232.5o.
John D. Gulick ct ux to George A.
Day; lots 11-12-21- 22-23-24-27-2s, Sec
ton 22-33-3 west. Consideration 81
coz.
william W. johnson ct Tx to d. J.
Kirkle: northeast quarter southeast
quarter section 5-37-2 west. Consider
alton $500.
Patents.
United States to Phillip s. Smith /:
lot 2-3-14-15-1S-19-30-31. section 21-35
west.
Final Rsceipts.
United States to Lowry L. Berry;
east half northeast quarter section 49,
3e-1 west. Consideration 50.
United States to Bessie Crockett;
west half northeast quarter. northwest
quarter southeast quarer, section 49,
3e-2 east Consideration $3.50.
United States to Thomas n. Berry
southwest quarter northwest quarter
section 34-36-1 east. Consideration
$3.50.
November q, Deeds.
Wellington Landon to Emma Steele
lot 3. block 2. town Of Weippe. Con-
sideration $25.
Sarah c. Thompson to Margare
Kitsmiller: lot 8, block II Of Mrs. s. c
Thompson's Second addition to Lewis
ton. Consideration $500.
Otis L. Hanks to John w. Scott: 10
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24

:, block 7, original town q, o-oe,.
con ideration $1,000.
N eison W. Brearley ct ux "a M.-,.
IAN las to Chas. r. Pittock. mart =, Ia.
$4,000 sioerat'on
w. ~ caldwell ct ux to William M.
"oid 'hwait; lots l and .. block I R,v.
N.ew addition to Lewiston. consid-
= .ere'' Z. O'Neel to L. D. Ledbetter:
nor invest quarter section 2S-s4-a we.t
Cor sideration $4,000.
A lexander W. Forgey ct ux to same
lo's l-2-s-4-15-1s. section Is. and lot,
20 ana 80, section 1884 west. Con-
sideration $500.
Martha Baldwin ct cons to Bertha
$40 ne south half southeast quarter
section 27-35--1 east. Consideration
$4,000. -0'
r. Z. Dean ct ux to Eric O. Rost:
iots 4-5-s-7. block 4. Deans addition
I" Mohler Consideration 800.
waiter j. Burns ct Tx to E. D. Pot
YIN ct al; so feet front lot I, of Acres
Lewiston. Consideration 81.
Fred Nicer ct Tx to Edwin r. Ho.
oar It; south half northwest quarter
northeast quarter northwest quartz,
and northwest quarter northeast quar-.
ter section 0.33.1 oos% roc.,A>.n<s.,
$4,000.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND co,,N-v
Reported by the Commercial Trust ca
Of Lewiston.
November q, Deeds.

J. B. Bucholz ct ux to c. M. Burton :.
five acres IN south half Of northeast
quarter section 2s-36-1 west Cons,d :
Grafton $50.
John H. Berry ct ux to John B. Rer.
~; west half Of northeast quarter sec.
ton 2S-36--1 west. Consideration
$500.
Gus A. Swanson ct Tx to John p
vollmer: south half southeast quarter
section $685. west. Consideration
$4,000.
Final Receipts.
United states to John H. Berry; ives,
half northeast quarter section 1885,
west. Consideration g,
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
Taxss Are Now PAYABLE,

County Auditor Lydon and Deputy
McEachron have completed the work
on the 1906 tax rolls. and have given
out the following figures on the
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
Nov. 10, 1905, Deeds.


Lillian 4. Laughlin to J. r. Butler:
southeast quarter northeast quarter
and lots 9-10-11. section 1853 west
Consideration $4,000.
L. d. Ledbetter ct ux to F. NJ. Ret
tenring; a lot 50x100 feet Of west end
Of lot conveyed to Laura e. Goble. By
deed dated Dec 20. 1909. Considera-
ton $1.47s.
John Honrquist ct ux to John p
Vollmer; east half northwest quartes
section 2-S4-2 west. Confederation
$4,000.
E. Ericksonl to same: ,'tneAat
quarter section 2-34-2 west Consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Rollie c. Kirby ct al to Eta Titus:
lot 8, block 81 town Of Peck. Consid-
Grafton $50.
Patents.
United States to Warren Lawrence;
southwest quarter section $685. east
United States to John n. Lakewood:
lots 4-5-6-7-s-12 and Is. section IS.
and lot l section 26-3e-4 west
Final Rscsipts.
United States to Frank Maruska
lots 2-s-5-e-7, section 1856: west
Consideration 5000.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24

L. A. Porter ct ux to Potlatch Lum-
Der company; part Of lot s. block 20.
Lewiston. Consideration 5000.
Ellis Small ct cons to Robert W.
Cook: lot 4. block 2. Wright 4 Smalrs
First addition to Orofino Considera-
ton $2.500
John g. Wright to Same: lot 3. block
2, Wright & Small's First addition to
Orofino. Consideration SIS.
Robert W. Cook to Barbara Alten-
der; lots and 4. block 2. in Wright
& Smalrs First addition to Orofno
Consideration $3.50.
H. G. Devine ct ux to Frank r. Paris
lots 10 and II Of Mrs. Kate Worden'i
addition to Lewiston. Consideration
$7oc.
c. b. Fetters ct Tx to r. J. Day; lot.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24

east quarter section 32-3s-3 west. Con-
sideration $4,000.
Final Receipts.
United States to Felix Warren; south
east quarter southwest quarter section
%, northeast quarter northwest quar-
ter and north half northeast quarter
section 1855 west. Consideration So.
United States to George smails same
as No. 1. Consideration 5000.
United States to Felix Warren: north
east quarter southeast quarter. section
1888 west. Consideration 800.
Declaration Of Homestead.
Thomas J. Wilson to The Public;
claims as a homestead southwest quar-
ter Of section 1-3s-1 east. Value $4,000.
Ella v. Ladd to the Public; same a.
No. 2. Value $500.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
Chimes rerturs csnvsrts.

Hongkong. Nov. 30.-Womsn
converts Of the Baptist mission
at TsunEchau have been whip.
ped, 1t II reported. BY the ma
tives. and the feeling against
the missionaries ana native
converts 10 growing. The wom-
en- beaten received 5000 lashes.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
November 20. Oeeds.

Gaylord W. Thompson ct ux to An
dro Thunborg; part Of lot 1. block 10.
Lewiston. Consideration $500.
Clearwater Improvement Company
to Ella v. Ladd: five acres in south
east quarter Of southeast quarter sec
ton 1862 east Consideration $3.50.
Gabriel Hoelzel, single man. to F..
". Friebe, lot 3, block 2. Oxford ad /
dition to Lewiston. Consideration
$4oo.
George Smails to F. W. Kettenbach:
northwest quarter southeast quarter
and northeast quarter southwest quar-
ter and south half southeast quarter
section 29-33-3 west. Consideration
$1,000.
/ Felix Warren ct ux to same: north
east quarter southeast quarter section
+, %. southeast quarter southwest quar-.
| ter section 90 and northeast quarter
northwest quarter, north half north
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-24
Patents.

United States to Joseph Debuc;
northeast quarter southwest quarter.
west half southeast quarter, southeast
quarter southeast quarter section %
35-5 east.
Final Receipts.
United States to Myrtle L. Koker;
lot l, section 1851 west. Consider
alton 1888.
United States to Everett G. O'Neel;
northwest quarter section 26-34-3 west
Consideration Sc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

rnstIiers, Der eben feinsm Norgenbobe
entftiegen tpar, ~artfportete ibm unb
f4redte ben ungIidliden prbentIi9
auf.
n@iFen Sic, mo Der eieentItfe
Seufel ftedt, Der Sbnen biefe poffete
seboden bate Sd babe i'm nGmli9
f4on geitern 4benb entbedt."
.@4. sic pOuen f9eraen, Serr
6ran5berg."
n9ur9ous ni6t, 0erebrtefteri :
Der Seufel fte6t in Sbnen beiben. Gin
ieber BON Sbnen beiben bat aus fuperz
fotiper @erIiebtheit fsin eiqenes sd
gang unb sot 5u 0unften bes anberen
perseHenl Ous lit ia ~uuerbinss aubsrs
orbentli6 iobsnspertb unb f6mei6el=
baft fir elm iunses @bepoar, ober Io'n
ftupiber Morieapparot ma6t fi6
nidts baraus. Bite, f9Gbsn Sic olio
jsst enbli9 einmaI SIR eisenes SD 10
bod elm. bab Sic es t~penieftens nit
ouf bic Sepef9e feben. SeIegrapbiren
Sic bemsemGB, unb Sic fperben sSbre
beibgeliebte unb ni9t minber beibliez
benbe junse Satin pieberfeben. Sbun
Sic bos nidt, 10 bleiben sic s~etrennt
auf efpis!"
@eisbart ftarrte ben gaumeiIter
fpra4los an. Damn sing i6m pl0bli9
Elm aponSispfiinbiees Wa9slift auf,
er f9lus fi6 nit Der Saut Dor ben
&opf nnb la9te.
rgei @ottl sic bub.n re9tl Sic bas
BEN rs9t!"
unb bann nabm er feline Beine
freuSfpeiie untsr'n Irm, elite sum
Selesrapbenbureau unb bepef9irte
nbringenb":
sd fomme nit Dem nGtften 3uae!
5rebbts."
nnb eenuu % Minufen mad sebn
ubr la9en ii9 beibe @atten Io6enb
hnb tifenb in ben Mrmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
Sur9t porbGter.

lider Strufe fir finftdsises 5ernbIeis
Zen aus Der S9ule bat in Berlin Elm
13jdbriser @emeinbefdiler @ift gu
f9 senpmmen. 9ausbeppb ner fdneen
i'm auf einem Nbprt rDdelnb unb nit
benz Spbe ringenb Dor. Nsben inn
Itanb cine Slafde nit Rsiten bon 2bz
Tpl. Gin aufdaie btn5usetommener
6ubrmann nabm ben f9tper leibenben
&naben ouf feinem @efddfts'pogen
raa Der llnfallitation nit, no ibm fos
fort Der Maeen aussepumpt tpurbe.
Der Rnabe bate jebo4 cine ipIde
Menee bon benz Gift perfdludt. bob er
tn boffningslofem 3uitanbe na9 eis
mem Rranfenbdus gebrodt tperben
mubte. 9lus benz Wese bortbin peritarb
Der Rnabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20
Iropin5 &annoper.

Sannpper. 2eBtens tpuroe Die
Qeihe bes perItprbenen S%tuoenten Der
bieiioen tehniiGen 6p4f6ule, 9ars
ralb Nprsaarb aus ghriftiania, aus
unbefannten @riinben bef9lagnahmt.
Noraaarb ion ii9 BEL Der Meniur
bur6 einen perrofteten S9ldgsr cine
8lutpersiftune 5uee5Ogen babsn, Der
er erleeen lit. = 8pr Sturgeon begtn<
gen bic gbeleute Gbriftian Mener uno
5rau, &oi9er trabe Rp. Z, bas SEPT
Der biamantensn 9o65eit. Die @he<
leute ffeben i'm Otter ppn Sc Sabren.
4affe. 2anbpirtb 8ergmann,
Der ppr einiser 3eit in ben Seegsltens
f9en 9of einbeirutbete, tpuroe per<
mibt, na6bem er nod frDhli4
am @hiibenfeft bier tbeileenommen
bate. 2eBtens fpurbe feline 2ei9e uas
nett Mberbeu Bel Der Sabre aus Der
2eine seoosen. TamilienperhGltnths,
Die tppbI feinen Grpartungen niht
entfpro9en, fDuen i'm in ben Sob ges
trieben baben.
ODbren. @or Sturgeon feierten
bic G6eleute pprtisr a. .. s. Reinz
bplb unb Srau bus SET Der Siumuns
ten : 9p@5eit.
@rpB : 9usborn. 9of6eiiser
@ilhelm Strud ipurbe bur9 einen
bDsartieen Stier 10 arg auseri9tet,
baB mad furser 3eit Der Sob eintrat.
Strud poqte aus @efGqigteit in @6s
psienbeit ieines Ra9barn, bes Stiers
baIters, bas Shier aus Dem Stale
brlen.
6ameIn. Gin eigerartiger uns
aliidsfan nit t6btli6em Museafiee err
tisnete ii9 bier am 8adberse, mo Or
better Der Sirn1a 6ubnftod Na9f. nit
benz 8erlaben tleinerer 9Ol5er bei4dfs
tiet fparen. Sin Ipl9es 6ol3 entglitt
beim 9eben auf ben Wagen Der Irs
better 3abmann unb. fiel bemielben
auf ben 8Opf. 8aBmann mar crit be-
tiubt, beritarb aber balb barauf.
2iineburg. Sas 6ieiise S6pur@
gsridt bsrurtbeilte nod mebrtGsiger
8erbanblung ben Mrbeiter Sermunu
BOB aus ObermdriGa9t q. b. @l6e,
Der lGngere 3eit binbur6 bic eanSe
glbfante bu:9 8ranbftiftungen beurs
rubist bate, gu 5 Sabrsn 3u9tbuus
unb 10 Sabren @brperluf. Orei Der
8rGnbe bate Der @ngefluste einsss
itanben, ehe bas llrtbeil pertunOst
fpurbe.
peine. Der @al3er Martpebe
bier bate bas llneliid, bab inn Elm
aus Der S9nsnftrabe in's MaI3pert
fommenber eliberber s%iierner Stab
bur9 ben Oberi9enfel brang. Der
G4fperperlsBts, benz bic Salusaber
aerrifen lit, tpurbe in bic Pribattlinit
bon 81. BOD eef9afft.
W It grpbefehn. @or 8urz
gem brannte bier bic 9ammbola'i9e
SGeemiihle nieber. Sas 6euer fprang,
neil itdrfer Minb berrIdte, auf bic
Ra9barbduier iiber unb Giderte lie
audi elm. Die Sib., bic bon BEN inns
fangreiden 8ranOe ausftrOmte, mar
10 erob. bab brsi tlsine S4iffe, be
unfpeit Der Mihle Iasen, in SrunO se<
rietbsn. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

Was bIieb tim anbers iibris2 @eis>
bart febte fin unb leerte cine GlaIde
Selters. Mber feline 9ebanfen fpeilten
ferne bonn &urfadI BET Der iunsen
Satin IN Der Stabt.
r44, 5lora, Ou Sibe! @ie Su
MIDI 1ieb1i" bahte @eishnr4 fpie
slidli9 bin i9, fol9 elm @etbdsn gu
baben!. llnb ii muB man 10 e%etrennt
p%oneinanber fisen, i4, bas Wafer i'm
Masen unb fie setpib in ben 4usen!"
Cine Stunbe fpdter trat elm Seles
grapbenbote in ben &%uriaol.
3mei Sefunben fpGter las 9eisbart
bas Selegramm:
,2omme nit benz MbenbSuse! 5lo,
raj" e.
1ait bate er laut aufseiubelt. 70
fsbr frsute er ii1 iiber bieie tpenieen
Worte. @pra9 bod bic offenbarite
Sebnfudt aus ibnen. uno Der Seles
srapbenbrabt mubte orbentlid heib
bapon ~eetporb.n fem.
.Sa, ia. mein aasriibeites putt>
Genl Sd perftebe Did bon Serasn, Ou
biit 10 anein, unb es nirb 10 finfter.
unb ba bansit gu Did nod Seinsm
Grebbie! Sa, mein 2ieb, ia tperbe
fommen! M9. i'd bin ia f4on Bel
Oir!"
Drei lans., bang. gpisfsiisftunben
fab. sins unb itanb er nod .auf sliis
benben aoblen". Damn purbe es INN
gu nheiB". gr lieb @efeqidaft, Cons
cert, Seuerfperf, allies i'm Sti9 uno
= bampfte nit benz Mbenb3uee beim
= bsim gu Sbr! = bic i'm esniB
fdon nit 9erSfIopfen unb Seuf5srn
ertpartete!
Fiber IGorten, lisbes!" lodte ella.
als Tie Der junssn 6rau geisbart auf
benz Gorfo unter ben 3ldnsen bes
Concerts plObli4 besesnete. rWas
pinit Su bier2"
ySu fraeft. mas ih bier min? Sd
fu9e Grebbie!!" anttportete Die Qerms
tie. sd tomms brett pom @abnbof
bierber! 5rebbie mar psber auf Dem
perron nod i'm 9otel! Gr mub alio
bier fsin! 9ait Ou i'm ni6t seie6en?"
% ia, i'd babe i'm seieben!!"
yOu bait? 8 G1a, 2iebite, mo III
er? Spielt er @eriteden nit mir?"
sd babe i'm sefeben. ais er. por eis
uer balben Stunbe ungefdbr, nad Der
@tabt fubr!"
Die jungs 5rau tpdre Dor SGred
umsefallen. bate Gnu Tie nidt gu els
ner 8anf eefiihrt.. vNber mein @ott!
Mein 9ottl gaa, ps lit bas nun
m0sli62"
0us iunse DING la9ts. rgei Ser.
liebtbeit lit allies mDslid!"
.9lber bat er benn meme Sepei9t
niht p"
.Gr bot fie, Slorden! Gr fat fl
reht5eitig erbalten, um in Define, i'm
fsbnfidtis entessenesbrsiteten Nerm,
den 5uriidausilen! 9ait gu ibn mid
mebr ertpartsn tOnnen9 SIT 6reboi'
benin 10 5uderfab9"
n4ber id bite Did, Gna, 10 pal
ia bic Depef4e niAt semeint! SD
polte bod nit benz 4benbSuse fomt
men! Sd! Sd! lnb nun 1T er abge.
reift! --O bieie unsliidli6en Der
tpe6flungen!"
@as balf alIer Summer unb allei
4lagen?
5lora fiiete fih ins unbermeioliG'
unb genpb ben Ibenb, ben erifen, &C.
trennt bon ibrem @atten in GefeG.
fdaft ibrer 66ulfreunbtn unb berer
Gamilie. SIRE gebanfen freili6 neil
ten INNER pieber Bel Srebbie, ben II
i'm lauteften Subel unb Srube
f9mersli4 permibte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

Sea. ba ioll bod sleih elm fieoenbes
0onnerpetter breinfhlasen!" flu9te
Der .abermals @etdufdte, als er am
Stranbe erfuhr, bab feline junse Trau
fdon nieber nod Der Stabt sereift
mar. DiesmaI aber obne 9elesramm.
.Sdgen Sic BLOB. 9err Gran3hrs,
mas mag bas nur fir elm Seufel fein,
Der 10 Elm berfludtes GauteIfpisI nit
uns treibt2"
Sin fduIkntes 0eId4ter bes 9au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

Cine Stunbe fpdter trat 3abnts9=
infer @eis6art in ben 8urfaal.
r@b euten Mbenb, 9err Sran5berg!
@ut, Dab id sic treffe!!"
n9uten Mbenb, 9err Gsisbart! Wr
baben sic Shire Srau @emablin2"
yOesbalb fpmme i6 ia eben bier
fer, @erebrtefter! SD tann meins
6rau ni4t finben! Man faste mir i'm
0otel, lie lei naa Der Stabt auriid.
Nber bas fam i1 bod nitt ="
vSbre Srar @emablin, Serr @eiss
bort" rief Gaa bonn Slide fer, rifl
nit Dem 5iinfubrsuse beimsefabren."
Der 3ahntedniter madte elm Sc.
fi4t, als bate er fid ielbit einen 3abn
ausse5osen. nSlora = mad ber
Stabtg" feudte er perblufft, ria, tpae
rim benn2"
nSi befiir6tete 10 etipas ipie eiu
srobes 1tnsliid ="
n@robes l1nsliid9"
nSas Sbnen 3ugeitpben iein 5p1te."
.9lber i9 bite sic UNI anes in Der
Welt, gndbises Srdulein! Da mar
bod rein ear nifts au fiirdten!" riei
Der @erbliiffte peratptifelnb unb trod=
nete fih ben Mnsftf9peib.
nSa, ia, Greunb4en!" ladte BET
9aumeifter, 40 sebt es. tpenr maj, BIZ
3eit niht mebr ertparten tam uni
fein @ef9Gft perliebter Sehnfrdt hdls
Der liegen lGBt! Das 1T bic Strafe!
Mbsr nun feben sic fid rlir rufis be,
unb pereefen sic. tuus nidt gu ans
bern it'll"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-20

Der Morgen graute taurt, unb
fhon perlieB Der junse Strohnittner
piber Wiaen iein einiames Eager.
.Sebt bole id fie aber nit benz err
item Morsen5use ab, obEe gu telsgras
pbiren!" nahm er fi9 feit Dor. rOie
Spreditunoen fansen Obnebin erft um
10 ltbr an. 9abe alfo nod ~psnigitens
elm Stiinb4en 3eit, Mrm in Nrm nit
ibr bic erfrif6enbs Gesfuft gu seni.s
ZEN. 11nb tonn bod pInttlih pieber
i'm @telier iein."
9eba4t : sethan. Soilette MAIDEN,
Motfa i9liirfen, ii1. babel bic 3ungs
perbriihen. iiber 9aIs unb &opf gum
8abnhpf ellen. anes mar bos Werf
rtpeniser Musenblide nur".
r~ntertpess aber tpurbs Geisbart in
feinem GntfdIufe fdOn pieDer ipun'
fenb.
r9m, bm," mebitirte er, vtpenn lie
nun aber benfelben plan sefaBt pie
i92 81, mas bann2 Damn iibt iie pies
Der bier unb i6 bort. Oonnertpettsr!
Oas gebt nidt! = 9m. = 1no i9
IRE mid ni4t, paB' auf. Der 5riib5us
pom @tranbe sebt ia pole 5ebn Minus
ten friiber ab als Der Stabt5ug oorts
bin. = @ott bu @ere4ter! Selesras
pbiren mub i9, t%elesrapbiren! Go
fort!"
unb um balb fieben idon erbislt
5rau 5lora Geisbart fOlsenoe Oepe=
fde:
.&omme nit benz erften Morsen'
suge!
Srebbie."
limb punft fisben ubr bampfte Der
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
BURTON-DAVIs.
Wedding of Popular Young Couple a
 Troy.

Wedding of Popular Young Couple at
 Troy.
 Troy, June 2s.-(Special)-At 5:SO o'clock this morning at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. John G. Davis on Orion Street, Miss Maude Davis of this city was united in mar riage to MT. J. W. Burton, Jr., of Ramsey, Sumter County, Rev. c. W. Gavin, the presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church, performed the ceremony.
 The home was beautifully decorted in ferns. palms and cut flowers. The ceremony took place in the parlor. The plano had been placed in the bay window of the parlor and in front of 1t was n bank of green, and before this the minister and contracting parties stood Miss Kettle Coskrey played the wedding march while the bride en- tered accompanied by the maid of hon. or, her sister. Miss Mary Davis, then followed the groom with his best man, Mr. T. T. Swain of Ramsey.
 Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party left on the Atlantic Coast Line for Ramsey. where they will re- side in the future.
 The Pike County reunion of Confed- crate Veterans will meet at Pronto on the 27th of July. The Atlantic Coast Line has granted one and one-third fare over their road for the occasion.
 Ceph Golson left Monday for San An tonic. Texas, where he has accepted a position with Youngblood Brothers. jail builders.
 MT. Charles Edward Harman, who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
ENGLISH TONGUE IN LEAD.
Spoken by I3O,0OO,03O of People and Is
 9tllI Claiming Ground.


 The United States are by far the larg- est of all civilized nations except Rus sia, which has 130,000.000 inhabitants. The German empire has 56,000,0OO; Austria Hungary, 47.000.000; Japan. 47,000, 900; the United Kingdom, 42,000,- 900: France, 38,000, ,000; Italy, S2,0O0,00O. and Spain l8.00o,oO0. China has 350,- 900, 0,000, but she does not count in calculation of this sort.
 Owing to the rapid growth of the United States the English language Is now spoken by more persons than use any other civilized tongue. Charles said he spoke German to his horse. French to men, Italian to his women friends and Spanish to God. In his daHs, three and half centuries ago, Spain was a land on which the sun never set, England was only small spot on the map and the English lan- guage held only minor place in the civilized tongues. Today 130,000,000 of people speak English, 100,000.000 speak German, 70,000.000 employ Spanish, in- cluding the inhabitants of the Latin American countries, and 40,0OO,O9O speak French.
 Moreover, the lead for English is rap idly lengthening. Nearly two- thirds of all the people who speak the English tongue are in the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
DIR. CRENsHAw DEAD.
Was Well Known Young Dentist of
 Limestone County.


 Limestone County.
 Athens, June 2S.-(Special) )--Dr. Vassar Crenshaw, one of the most popular young men ever reared in this place, died this morning after a short illness. at the home of his mother. Mrs. w. P. Chandler.
 He was a dentist, a graduate of Van- derbilt, and had for some years been engaged in the active practice until his general health would not longer permit the close confinement of the dental office and then he went into the railroad work, and was until his fatal illness, engaged with the Louisville and Nashville, on the Memphis branch. He reached Athens only few days ago, feeling quite i'll but no one dreamed that it meant a fatal ill., uess. He was about thirty years of age.
 The circuit court is engaged this week in the trial of criminal cases. The cele- brated Morris cases were continued owing to the serious illness of some of the State witnesses. They go over until the fall term of the court. The Newton murder case Is set for Wednes- day and the Hull case for Saturday both murder cases.
 The continuous rains are getting the farmers behind with their cotton, and grass Is almost in possession of some of the fields and labor Is scarce and difficult to obtain. Unless the rains stop and labor can be obtained the grass will be In possession of large part of the cotton fields of this section of the valley.
 A negro was shot and killed in the south part of the county yesterday. The shot was fired by another negro who claims that the shot was an ac- eident, but whether this will be estab- usned is yet to be seen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29
PRESIDENT BRANsoN LEAVES.
Concludes Series of Lectures at Univer-
 slty Summer school.


 University. June 2s.-(speciaL)- President E. c. Branson of the State Normal School at Athens, Ga, closed his engagement at the Summer School with lecture this morning at 10 o'clock on Ethical Ideals.
 Before going into his subject, he thanked the students for the cordial re- ception given him and the close atten- ton always paid his talks.
 MT. Branson divided ideals into four classes: animal ideals. the law of which is the law of pleasure or pain; intellec- tual ideals. whose law is that of curi- osity; ethical ideals. governed by the law of beauty; and spiritual ideals, whose law is perfection We are born animal bodies, he said, and we become spiritual through education and thought. In his analysis of human ideals, he succeeded in demonstrating the fact that children. and for that mat ter, the majority of grown, people are governed wholly or in part by purely animal motives.
 It Is with much regret that the Sum- mer School sees Mr. Branson close his engagement, for his talks, pregnant with valuable information and sugges- tion. have been eagerly listened to hy all.
 MT. Harte, Secretary of the Mobile Y. M. c. A, reached the University this afternoon for a series of several lec- lures before the Summer School.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-29


 formerly lived in Troy and was educa- teo here, was married at 9 o'clock this morning at Ft. Gaines. Ga. to Miss annie Laurie Brown of that place MT: Herman has many friends here ana q number of telegrams Of con gratulations were sents him from here. He IS expected to arrive here tonight with his bride and will spend several days visiting friends before going to pothan, where they will make their home.
 Elias Kelly died today at the home Of his son, W. B. Kelly, who lives short distance north of the city. He had been i'll some time.
 MT. Kelly was we'll known through out this section and had many friends. He is survived by two sons. W. B. Kelly and Ance Kelly. and one daugh- ter. Mrs. Peter Phillips. The burial will occure at Linwood tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The family mas the sincere sympathy of their many friends here.