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The Dolores star., 1905-04-07
GENERAL NEWS.

London, April "A dispatch to news
agency from Lahore, British India,
says "a violent earthquake occurred
here, accompanied by serious loss OF
life and damage to property and build
ings ruined. The town hall was al.
most razed and the cathedral and Juma
Maslid, one of the finest missions in
India, is seriously Injured. Other
buildings were cracked and fissued.
Many houses in the naval quarter col
lapsed."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
ROBSON HERE TOMORROW.
He Win Speak for Y. M. c. A. At Tn
 nfPa.

He Will Speak for Y. M. c. A. At The atRe.
 The Religious Meetings Committed of the Young Mems Christian Asso- citation has secured Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson for an address to a mass meeting for men only, at the Montgomery Theatre tomorrow after noon at 3:30 o'clock. No admission fee will be charged and the meeting will be open to all men. Ladies are not expected to attend.
 It goes without saying that the theatre will be filled with a repre- sentative audience of Montgomery cit izens to hear the distinguished man. Speaking at Y. M e. A. meetings Is not a new thing for Captain Hobson. While a cadet at Annapolis he was president of the Y. M. c. A. He has always stood for that which is right and for the development of all that Is best in. man. He has been in great demand as Y. M. C. A. speaker since the war with Spain in which he played so conspicuous and brilliant a part, and he has been greeted by immense audiences everywhere. Last Sunday he addressed a great meeting at Knox vile, Tenn, under the auspices of the association there. Only a few weeks ago he addressed a mass meeting in Mobile under the invitation of the as- sociation. which filled the theatre in that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
ELECTORS TO NEE
ALABAMA VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
 ITO BE CANvAssED.
They VIII Assepsble at Capitol Monday
 sad Win Elect Messenger to Bear Certificate to Washingfon.

The Presidential electors of Alabama who were elected on November s, will meet in Montgomery in the office of Secretary of State E. R. McDavid next Monday at noon.
 The Federal statute regulating the electoral college provides that the electors shall meet in every State of the Union Monday,
 The eleven Alabama electors arei Richmond P. Hobson, of Greensboro and ". H. Sanford, of Troy, electort at large; E B. McCardy, of Demopolis; L. Blue, of Union Springs; W. B ton, of Roanoke; ". c. Davis, of Jas per; J. R. Rosson. of Culman; W. B Bankhead, of Huntsvillei G. W. Oar. den, of Oneonta. representing respec. Lively the nine Congressional districts The Alabama electors will elect ( l messenger after they organize hers Monday and formulate their vote fol Alton B. Parker for President and Henry c. Davis for Vice President The vote will be made out in triplicate
 one copy to be taken by the messen ger and one to be mailed to the Pres
 ident of the United States Senate ant the third to be entrusted to the Judg.
 of the United States Court of -thi,
 district who is Judge Thomas c Joues. | It is understood that there are som, sixteen or eighteen candidates for tn. position of messenger. The position fl one of trust and responsibility. Tn, compensation is about $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07

ferred in 1855 to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. you occupied conseca-
 lively various posts. always distin- gushing yourself by eminent talents and exemplary zeal
 while occupying the position of resident Minister in Oldenburg and Hamburg you were appointed in 1891 to the responsible post of Minister to Pehin. where. with the tact apA true understanding of Russfa's interests, so characteristic of yourself. you have aided. coping against diil1eult political circumstances. in solution of impor- tant problems.
 Fully appreciating your services I have found 1t necessary to appoint you in 1897 to washington. in the capacity of minister, promoting you consequent ly to the position of ambassador extra ordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States of America Durv you have, according to my desire, strained all efforts to maintain friend ly relations between Russia and the United states.
 At present. in recognition of your zealous and fruitful service of half a century on behalf of the throne and the fatheriand. and on demonstration of py gratitude, find 1t equitable to confer on you the Order of St. A1exan- ! der Nevsky. ornaneented with diamonds which Is being herewith forwarded tc | you, and which I command you to put I on and wear according to the statutes | T remain your una1terably well wish | ing (on the original his majesty wrote
 down in his own. hand) and grateful. Nicholas"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
MAGE PRITCHARD PARDoNED.
Governor shows CIemency to a MOblI
 Man.


 Acting Governor Cunningham issued one pardon and two restorations to citizenship yesterday.
 Mac Pritchard, of Mobile, convicted in 1903 in the City Court of Mobile, of running a gaming table, was pardoned and had his civil and political disa- bilities removed at the same time. Pritehard was already on parole which
 Recommendations for Pritchard's s pardon and restoration to citizenship were very strong. They came to the Governor from the trial judge, Judge ]. E. Afford. of the Mobile Inferior Court, Sheriff John F. Powers, and Mayor P. J. Lyons, of Mobile.
 The endorsement of the Governor in this case was as follows:
 Mace Pritchard--This application is for pardon and restoration to citizen ship. This man was convicted at the February term. 1903, of the Mobile City Court, of keeping gaming table. He Board of Pardons recommended that his petition be granted. The trial judge in consideration of the fact that the same clemency has been extended to others convicted with him at the same time also recommends it. There fore, let pardon issue and let all civil and political disabilities of this man be removed"
 B. F. Bedsole, who was convicted in the February term. 1897. of the Lowndes County Circuit Court, of bur glary, and was pardoned in September, 1900, was yesterday restored to citizen- ship. The endorsement of the Gov ernor in his case was as follows:
 "E. F. Bedsole-This man was con- victed in 1897 of the offense of bur glary and was pardoned in September 1900. He now petitions for restora- tion to citizenship. The Board of Par dons and a large number of citizens recommend the granting of his petition. Therefore, let his civil and political disabilities be remoYed."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
CONDITION OF SCHOOL FOR
 INFIRM BOYS AND GIRLS
Governor Cunningham Receives Biennial Statements From Officials of State Institutions Located
 at Talladega---MOre Room Needed.

The biennial, or forty-third and for- ty-fourth annual reports of the Board of Trustees of the Alabama School for the Deaf, the Alabama School for the Blind and the Alabama School for the Negro Deaf and Blind. was transmitted to Acting Governor Cunningham yes- terday.
 Some interesting facts are revealed in this communication regarding the progress of Alabama's hourishing tn- stitutions for the infirm boys and girls of the State. Before one turns the cover of the report the importance of these schools is somewhat measured by the notation that 1t was printed oy the pupils of the School for Deaf In their own printing plant at Taliadesa.
 The most notable event pointed out in the report Is the erection of a new boys dormitory last year, which cost. in round figures. $3o.0o0. This affords ample room for the accommodation of 200 deaf and blind boys. thus looking into the future for the increasing num- Der of pupils. This dormitory was named Taylor Hall," in honor of Dr. William Taylor now President of the Board and a member of 1t since the in- stitution was founded.
 The dormitory was build out of a spe- cial appropriation of the Legislature of 1908. 1t Is a three-story brick struc- ture, trimmed with stone, and has a slate roof. It contains sub-divided dormitories sick rooms. supervisors rooms, study halls, play rooms. besides conyeniences of baths. toilet rooms and other accessories, such as steam heat ing apparatus.
 The dornitory was occupied last fall
 Appeals for Feeble Minded.
 J. H. Johnson, Principal of the three schools. makes an earnest appeal for the establishment of an institution for Yeble-rninded children of Alabama
 T regret that the Legislature again failed to do anything toward the estab- lishment of an institution of this kind" says MT. Johnson. 'T have turned away a number of these children dur ing the last two years. As I stated In my last report, each year the need of some provision for them becomes more imperative. I earnestly hope that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
STREET CAR IN COLLISION.
Struck by M. 4 o. Engine on NortI Perry Street.

Struck by M. 4 o. Engine on North Perry Street.
 4 car of the Montgomery Street Railway on its Riverside line yes- terday morning at II o'clock collided with a dummy engine of the Mobile and Ohio Railway Company. at the Mobile and Ohio crossing.
 There were no passengers on the car and both the motorman and con- ductor escaped without injury. The street car was damaged.
 Car No. IS, of the street railway was In charge of Motorman Reaves and Conductor Davis. It had started on its return trip from the old fair grounds to the city, when the Mobile and Ohio crossing was reached. It is & rule of the street railway that when this point Is reached, the conductor shall alight and flag the crossing The conductor alighted. He looked up and down the tracks but he saw no approaching cars. He beckoned to the motorman to proceed. When the tracks were reached he saw a dummy engine of the Mobile and Ohio coming down the track. It was too late to do anything except to hope for the best.
 The dummy crashed into the front end of the street car and the front end of the street car was torn to pieces Motorman Reaves had time to get into the rear end. The car was sent back North Perry Street without the assis- lance of an electric current. The dummy continued its trip.
 The street car men insist that the railroad men were to blame. They al- lege that no whistle was blown and no signal was given of the approach ot the engine. The conductor says that a high brick wall on the side of the track prevented his seeing the steam engine.
 A regular schedule was established on the car line in few minutes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
Grain EIevator Rurued.

Grain Elevator Burned.
 Kansas City. Jan. 6.-The Harroun grain elevator in Harlem, a suburb, was destroyed by fira today with 1900 bush els of wheat. Loss on building $150,- 900; insurance, S12b 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
cAssINI IS DECORATED.
RunsInn Ambassador Received Order
 From Appreciative C1ar.

Washington. Jan. 5.-How highly the Emperor of Russia regards his Am bassador at Washington Is evident from the following letter Count Gas slni has just received from his sover- eign Informing him that the Emperor has conferred upon him the high order of St. Alexander Nevsky. ornamented with diamonds. The letter is ad- dressed to His Excellency. Count Ar thur Cassini, Master of the Imperial Court. Ambassador Extraordinary ai Plenipotentiary, and reads:
 Count Arthur Pavlovich: Having entered the service Of the Ministry of Finance in 1854 and having been trans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
TO Withdrew Milton Iu C;oId,

in gold certificates were deposited in the United States sub-treasury in this city by New York firm of brokers who will draw a similar amount in gold bars from the San FrancIsco mint for shipment to Japan. Goldman, Sachs & Co. have taken $2sO,ooO gold eoi nfor shipment to Buenos Ayres to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
NEW PASTOR IS HERE.
Rev. J. T. West of the Highland Park
 Church.

Church.
 Rev. Jett T. West, the new pastor of the Highland Park Presbyterian Church ahs arrived in Montgomery to take charge of his work.
 MT. West comes from CentervIile where for several years he was the highly esteemed pastor Of the Pres byterian Church. Ills congregation there gave him up with great reluc- tance.
 Mir West came from CenterviIIe to conduct the services in the Highland Park church last Sunday. He re- turned to CentervilIe to attend to some personal business and came back to Montgomery Wednesday, conducting the prayer meeting services wednes- day night.
 Next Sunday Mir. West will conduct the morning and evening services at the Highland Park cnurch,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
SCHOOL DESKS ORDERED.
Executive Committee Of Institution for
 Negroes Meets.


 Negroes Meets.
 The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School for Negroes met in the office of State Superintendent of Education I. W. Hill yesterday and ordered the pur- chase of 400 desks.
 These desks are to be installed in the main building of the school which will be rebuilt on the grounds where the original structure was burned a few weeks ago.
 The committee discussed briefly the plans of rebuilding the school hall yes- terday but 1t is understod no definite action was taken further than the puT- chase of the desks.
 Members of the committee who met yesterday were as follows: Hon. J. Kirk Jackson. Dr. Neal L. Anderson. Colonel W. B. Jones and Hon. Isaac W. Hlll.
 The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the chairman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
NOTICE.

The firm of N. l.. Yeiyertou & Son has this day been dissolved by mutual con- seat, H. L. YeIverton retiring from the business, and R. H. TeIverten continues the husiness. All debts the firm owes will be paid by him, and aII debts due the Arm will be collected by him.
 IF. l.. Yeiyerton.
 R, H. YeIverton. Jan. 5, 1905. st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
Social 0n0 Personal

Col. J. M. Falkner and family have gone to St. Petersburg, Fla, to spend a few weeks.
 Miss Lucy Gayle, who has been in Baltimore for sometime, is now with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Land, 222 South Perry St.
 There will be a called meeting of tho Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R., at the Carnegie Library this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-07
well, It,a Finished.

A complete inventory--Tesults most pleasing; now discounting all bills payable This leaves us in a happy frame of mind to serve you at any time what better time than now?
 M. F. PeDpeFman, adv. JeWeler.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
has been notified SO 10 do. And the
extent of the damsge TO any build

has been notified SO 10 do. And the
extent of the damsge to any build
ing shall be determined by boirsi
of arbitration consittin. of tllr. e
disint-iested peIs ,ns. one of whom
shtll te appointed by The Board Of
Construction end one by the
owner or agent of the building.
and the two persons So appointed
shall choose the hind member.
Section 7. That any per- on
who shall do any act in yioia :
ton of any of the provisions of
This ordnance, or erect or ATTEMPT
to erect. any building, or make any
improve mant on. or addition To
any bui ding already erected
within said designated fi,e
limits, CT shall assst in any
manner, in the commission
of any such at. the erection, or
making any s-,ch Improvement.
for which pr posed building. or
improvement. or addi ion to II
building niieady erect d. no Ii
cense has been duly issued b. the
Town Clerk, rs hereinbefore pro
vided, shall be deemed guilty o.
the commission of misdemeano-,
and s.all on conviction thereof be
fined in sum net less than tw, H.
ty five dollars. and not more than
two hundred dollurs.
section s. That any hnii.:ing or
Improvement. or addition to an,
building nlrrady er.cte.l within
said fine limits. which shal af'e,
the adoption of this o,sinance, b
erected or mat!e. within said fir
limits. wilhou! Il license therefore
having first Issued from The Town
Clerk, as aforesaid, shall be deem
ed a nuisance, which shall be abat-
ed by the proper authorities of the
Town of Holly, Colorado.
Section 8. That any business.
which is prohibited to be conduct
cd or carried on, within the above
designated fire limits. shall be de-
c!ared nuisance which shall be
abated by the proper authorities
of the Town of Holly, Colorado.
Passed and approved this 9th
day of March. A. ID. 1905.
Attest: j. B. HARDEN,
L. M. GEE, Mayor.
Clerk and Recorder.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
a Chicago Alderman Owes His
Election to Chnmberiain's
Cough Remedy.


II can heartily and conscicntiouslv
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Remedy for affections of the threat
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that day, kept right on talking
through the campaign. and | thank
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
Legal Notice.

state Of Colorado 50. 1nthc Comfy Court
ops u s.f T. m1s'sf Wiite. e. 'he heces,ss Gs,air
To Dallas Edward White only child, only
ee sa at Il aS s% e ess,ssa ssatss Of ne svt
White. Of i.onyton. Kansas, .. +, i Rn,ledys. =
e ",,;,l Alma: nklaho,na Territory, and Q. IL
syss%iors W's cf =, 4,y,ssrbrcok, ,sn Kansas nmed IS
=, I. White, deceased: greeting;
WHEREAS, an instrument in writing m,r-
portngW Wh,is yp bs sne last Will and testament ot
has hcen presented to the County Cont Of
SAID County for probate, by ". +. White. OF
Whte s ssi M,5 se 81 and oly isstn r.
i,rowers County. Colorado, which Instrument
E,WnIa II wr.ang Wnflp Wnn%po1s IT, !" beaea, 70 Dallas
law Of said decedant, ali and entire the pro-
perry, both real aud personal, belonging to
whares s,a IN nt,, te tine Of his death; m
been set fur helrin, tho application Tor Tie
probate OF said instrument Of writing as the
Gsse, ns, VII and nna 'es,3nent Of ,aa s T White
said Instrument Of writing and from
Other satisfactory evidence that Dallas Edward
at law Of said ). I. White; aiso that said in
sirnmen. OF writing dominates W. h. White,
oklaholin Territory, and q. II. White of
pverbronk, Kansas, AS the Executors Of the
dcceiiScl
Nov, therefore. yo,t, the said Dallas Edward
,,,. Mhie. W. 4. White, O. Il. lsulledge and G. ii.
noli!ira to he and appear before the County
ronr. t, q Frowcrs County. Colorado, Mt tile
1,ouit House NJ Lamar. Colorado on the .Dtll
.'hy q March. A. y. 1905. then and there to nj.
,elid the probate Of said Mill before said Court.
anh a.,nh l9rti,sr TO d" and perform what sliaij
judged. w." 'S'
Witness, George II. Tl,orue, Judge of
isEahl me Couuty Court OF Pfowers County,
ID. 1865 -
GRANNY HILLYER, GEOnGE II TunpSp
u,s AgIGornef. Judge.
Last Publication, March II, 1906.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
A Safe Cough Medicine tor
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10
NOTICE. TOWN Elecnox
To the qualified eie, tors Of the
Town OF Holly:

To the qualified eie, tors Of the
Town of Holly: =
You are hersby Motif d that al
election VIII b. held OH til. 4tl
day of April, A. d. 1905. in the.
town of Holly, Co'orad }. for the
purpose of elec,ing a Mayor for
the term OF one year, three Trus-
tees for n term Of two years eac!
and one Trustee for term OF oEc
year to fill vacancy.
Nominations must be fl, d with
the Clerk and Recorder not earii-
er than the 4th day of March. nor
later than the 18Th dav of March,
A. d. 1905. l.. NJ. GFE,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-10

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