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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23

MasnbifS % Olaf. SorteGina at
So9n Ste. Snobunbeu. 140 Siber.
Pris % Gents.
Suobofb: lite 8upitel: llbeir.-
Steffa Spaifib. = Tor Spora 90 Welpss
rem. Beetle gibflat fprteIer. = BLOB
og Saartafier. - SsmunSsetten 90
ntsrfe Rinber.
2bet &apitel Ieaas % Sale. OBJ
numb bill life oeute, - Ra9nbiIo Wfenns
frier. - 9eitefurs SsInbolere. - garz
nenitber. "8asIer life Den Snnen fla
for bsit".
8bie aapiteI: Sulbor Somme meb be
forte Sen. - Sigrib Gpilbre fanr ssos
Der at gaa paa. = Weaaien aisr pp meo
Satter i'm. - Gum bill life aipe aisb.
4oe aapitel: Ssmmb brnaer Repe.
retten, men ban fanr life 8et. - "9aIes
Sragsmaalet". - Ssnen letter ia Cd
mob 9auen. bet enber meb at Ssneu
bltr ale,e paa 8aeleu.
5te aopitel: Clap Sale blir Naaet
omtllb, men itoar op igien pg fnar fla en-
&i9refte. - RdgnbiIb frir til aos6iIe,
men sisr bet noget nbebRnbist. - SIap
ipnser.
Ste 8apttel: So penter paa en-. -
aommer ban life. - GpiIora er ube oa
fort9ler. = Wdrie fpmmer, 9ashiIS
blir glab / beube. - Wngnbilb enbua en-
Sang. SdlporSonrme banter meo
gruben % etper gpo 8rnbeIient.
TIE 8upttel: 2pffe. - Sor Spord er
ube. llIpfte os Sortr9beligbeoer. -
Islaf Ipbraoten. = RagnbilS Weaos
operra'tsr 8ot % glitter fig.
soc &dpttel: Dale brenber.-Wagnz
bib berer no Marie oa Barnet. = Res
aas sranbier M til 9aleIpeu. - Waars
biloS Bile. - SIab Dale blir SusmauS
unber Reaas. = SnIbpr Spmme faor
BAN til Jig. - RagnbiIb beriter.
ODE &apitel: Salnor fommer hiem.-
Sun bill aflteb o. fri til anIe SpoaI, men
ban tr9iier life Senten men 5.lpe Goba<
len. = Ser ifaI bli 9nppcrag ON Sp4
ba~lSienten.
lobe 3apiteI: Sbmnnb Reaas frier.
l-OpodlenS Buffer pnn Weaass gIaaen.
i Wugnbilb 9rter Spbal. - SomunS
trter igien, men faar 2oei Reltiiteu.
Spr Spora fpm11er. - Ser braaer ct
llbetr OBJ oper WdpnbiIb.
lite &apitel: @nmle Solbor os rrs
&c SdIpor frter og fnnr Senten. - 1lpeis
ret breoer IeS ODER Ningnbilb. - Ssnz
neu luar Zig libel, bun eisr op mes fig
ielp. - Sor Hitter til Sale.
12te 9dpitel: @nmle Solbor Somrte
o9 Spr bltr eooe Yenner. - Raenhtlo
/ BrbIupet paa SpbaI. - Sole fotamer
after til Sgtten. Set Issner ODER
gteaas. - 2ps % 2hffe.
Npe 4bonneuter ian fda bernie @pa, %
b~bilfeniombeIit auoen Boz oer tofter IS
Gents, iamt 9labet ct aar for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23
Spurlebes Salour blep Brett. Sortrr.

Spurlebes Salpur blep Brett. SprtRls
ling al g. o. Strsmme. to SeIe.
$1.00.
SnbboIb: en- ~beIftdaenbe Rpfoma
rrer. - Bethel Reniebeb, SusIia
2ptfe. - Surg. - s Spnegteu. - ct
Sthffe at @erbensbiftorien. - Wenigbes
ben faar 8irfe oe Sreit. = Sen ameris
fanife Suloon. - 9reiteemnet. - Igreie
/ Wenigbeben. - Gfiteb til Gecorab,
- Stolen. - Seeorab. - @IaSe Sui.
- San GIT baaoe Sinter os @aar. =
SaIpor blir noren. - ct. 2ouis. - gas
flor 9elgeion.
gIdbet ct Gar os berne uaIminbelio
tpiffe os m%oriomrne BOG S1.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23

Sibelens Iatnrbiforie. S%nSebpIbenbc
en- geifripelSe al Sbrere, RIanterne %
Rineralierre iom fiubes os fanbtes I bet
5entse 2aub. geb lat SIuitrationer
$500
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23


: Goufitrrdncer meIlem DC forifiel.
Iiae airtefor tilfietSteS lite YriS beit
iDrrife @uauitauafirteS Seer; 26eH
Gri2. Ct. 8ouIi ipenif'lutberlt Stir.
feS aor, Sole griS, @Iim ipeltIfe
9aptiitfirteS &or.
5eiRn oflutteSeS meS, at HnItor
Rartin 9toritob Ipite 8elii9Reiat
ouer Toriumlinaen. OrerifuoSet AT
6eiteu tilioloer Ct Sonb til aisb al
3ibeorgeI for 9et1lcbenS MetigheS
al Sen Sorcnene airfe.
vi andre Setter tmi Der nounes
sen rrrife SlrruioreningS / Norman.
na Saa, bpor 1900 RrnnGfer par
tiIItcSe og 6cittolen boIoteS al Sht.
oeut Sbep. G%briitiauir ira Stutsuni-
reriiteiet, Suruerne aap Oppisnht.
ger. % SesrOcu bar ser Gang og
0hiiif. Sigpn 2oge, Gstre al Gorse,
babe ogioa Ell oeIlpffet Set meo Gale
al 2urs Ranb, &oRoebrplue m. NJ.
/, Scrminsen "6rom" bofet Seii pac
Soaefierts San ior 6orenineens 0teo,
Iemner % Sgmer. Sobs. @reictt
J og 5~oreuinsef.s 5ormauo z. 6, 9eil'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23
Grtra Gilbur
til nyc fclcere

3nut Erpnbien, en- Sorfaniue fra Sc.
femarten af Sobn 2ie. Sorfntteren til
StaaIi Gtorli. 2s2 Gioer. gris inbs
bunben so Gents. 1ette er Sobn 2ies
bebite oa moriomife Sort9uins. os npe
Ibounenter fan erbolbe ben og Slabet ct
belt gar for $1.25.
Turffe Rationale Wppeler. Sire pens
Smaanopcuer. $50 Giber. Yris rs Cts,
SubboIb: @ebbeilertnberne. -
4oeut. - Rp~taarsnatten. Sneeu.
Rris bent inbbnneen so Gents. "2ecos
robs Toften~ % "1eo Mrnen" meb oenne
9og fom HrRmie. $3.50 til nbe Gbons
neuter.
5pr nne albre. 1916 Sioer. Meb ~
Sunitrntioner. Yris 35 Gents inbbuns
DEN. Sine Abonnenter tan erboIbe benue
BOG % bpilteuiombelft anben Bog til en-
Yris al % Gents. Samt "9ecorahz Rps
ten" o. "geb 4rnen" ct @dr Idmt 2itbos
graf al De tre. Observation-Disclosures for
$t.30
Snb6cfb: S%orbenifioIb. - Sans
3ielfen GAUGE. Sobn gritsien. -
6ons g9eSe. - Sbomas aingo. - 8es
Der 9afs. - Sans SelgeIen. = George
@df9tnaton.. - Nns 8uiena os be Snbs
feote. - Sronbbiems 9omfirte. - 8au>
bets uuberisiife 8aab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT,

PRESIDENT N~oOSENELF,
WHITE HOUSE, .
Washington, ID. c.
Three Thousand Norwegian and Swed,
ish Americans, gathered Seventeenth OF
May festival, thank you for your splen,
did message, May the God of nations
hold His protecting hand over u be-
loved President, and strengthen your
arm in your noble battle for the pre-,
servatiou of the people.
BY order OF the audience,
mo. w. ARCTANDER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23
@ans % apinSer | gibelens Gamble.

UtVHU " NDtHptI ! StuCltNS Cunue.
Reo Al 9iaeber. $500.
@i bar INN ct gremplar at bper al
bisie +. gseer. San erbolbes meb "Seeos
rabsgolten" for $1.25 egtra ener $3.50
for 9labet % Soecn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23

IorNmRrlbene / Canton og Smegn
/ Spo 9afota feireSe Den TIDE Mai
/ uGunte 8p unoer Sangforeningetf
"@riegs" al,ipicier. gn nteaet itor
Soriamling Dor tiliteoe. 8er blep
boIot Snler at Haitor 5. g. Riumme.
bdI, Erof. Cube % andre, og Gang
foreningen CAB flere Snngnnmere til.
beoite. Soften bar prpget al 2ip %
9egeiitrin9. Sberit 6. 8. 8nuoion
bar 9ngens Gr9libent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23

Sra Gielbbpgben. SortGuinger at
Sobn Sic. 1875 Siber. Seftet. gris
% Gents.
SnbboIb: ct Gig paa Mpgsen. -
8erfus Sagen. - Sine Bern. - anui
greito. - Sporfor Gtaburet paa Segss
tpeit ramIebe neo. - Wamle Gnue. =
Gslaf Iantobt. - Sborlebes urbeen fit
Gag | n aronslebirf.
Npe Gbonnenter tan far benne gpe %
hpiIfeniombelit anoen Der foiter 25 gts.,
og "SeeorabsB Soften ct aar for SIPS.
5ritiSeu. 5eftet. 142 Giber. gris.
% Gents. Sem pere Sort9Iinger.
SnbboIb: G~paufninbena Sepn
(Sueriat fra Spenif). - Saabripere oa
Grbeibere. - SanrnpGsteren / Riins
itertpoIb. - ct Con Offer. - GsSsiei.
ieren. 8enne BOG o9 bbiIfeniomheIit
anben Der fofter % Gents os ~9ecorabs
Yoiten" for ct gar for $1.25 til npc
@bonnenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23
Gasssss;.. D a ssEss t.1as sis; & s ssSs:

ESrKRSo As SECOND Class MATTKR JUNE 18Th ls'5
At rBK POST oYTrCE AT DEcoRAH. Iowa uspks Thh
acr OF CoNaRKss OF MARcn 50 i6n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-23

s Garpiu, g. Gof., feirebes Seit
t7Se Mtai poa en- IprOeles pellpffet
NaaSe. SoIf fra 9droet o. Be npr.
Iisgenbe gper bapbe mbfunoet Jig
talrigt. Grof. Senbrifin bolbt Set
talcn, % Der Dor oglaa en- Gale at
gr.@ llpernsr Sepine. st Manbsfor
unoer 2eSelie al Banter Rusmusien
iang flere Sange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
List Of Delinquent TaXy5.
For the Year 1904 and Prior Years.

In pursuance of the requirements of
section 1876, chapter r., of the Com
piled Statutes Of Nebraska, of 1903,
notice is hereby given that | will offer
for sale at public sale on Monday, No
vember G, 1905, said date being the
first Monday in November, at the
office of the County Treasurer in Red
Cloud, Webster county, Nebraska, all
that remains unpaid on that date of
the following described lands and lots
for the payment of all delinquent
taxes for the year 1904, and for all
prior years for the amounts herein
specified, together with interest and
charges thereon rs provided by law.
G. h. McCRARY,
County Treasur r..
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
ne and NV
HARMONY
RED CLOUD CITY
Original Town

Lots. Blk Amt.
I. g, g.. l $40
W 40 # 2
in s to II l G.75
90 "a -
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20

pit sw IA 1918
Q. w IA az n
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
GUIDE ROCK VII
LACE.
INAVALE VIII
LACE
AMBOY VILLAGE

1t makes No difference how long you
have been sick, if you are troubled
with indigestion, constipation, liver
and kidney troubles, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii make you well. 80
cents. &. l.. Citing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
CAREERS End
ADD.
CASE & Nc
NENY'S ADD

Blk. Amt.
/ to 6 ;. 2 $3.50
PATMOR'S SUB.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
'wp /, Range

PLEASANT HILL
Twp. /, Range 10.
DeS. sec. Amt.
w ne 49,. 3 1871
Twp. 2, Range 10
ut NV ne 4 lis
pit nh -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
WILLIAMS ADD.

Lot. Blk Amt,
s to 12...2 GA 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-10-20
SUB,
SUB.

II - Sud
DIV.
Lots. Blk. Amt.
9 and Q 20
It 10 go. l 500
w 20 It
10 49,. / 3.G9
SUB
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

Thursday by Chief Monnier and Police man Goodman c. Griffin on Washing ton street. Williams admitted that he was the man the warrant called for, but strongly denied his guilt. and says he will be able to easily prove his in- nocence He was placed in the city jail and the sheriff of Tuscaloosa coun- ty was notified of his arrest and yes terday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Lat ham arrived and left today with the prisoner for Tuscaloosa.
 Rev. N. s. Jones. pastor of the Bap- tist church. has announced for tomor- row, a reunion day service, and sent out circulars requesting all members of that church. as we'll as their friends to be present.
 It is reported that Rev. o. s. Welch pastor of the Methodist church, an- nouneed that he would not accept, for church purposes, the proceeds Of the minstrel show by some of his members and which was to have been given last night at the Braswell theatre. and the show was therefore given for the bene- fit of the Elks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
FUNERAL OF R. M. YERBY.
Services Conducted at Home of Deeeal

Services Conducted ct Home of Deceas-
 ed Near TuscaI00sR.
 Tuscaloosa, Sept. 23.-(Special )-- The funeral services of Richard Max we'll Yerby, the son of Mir. and Mrs J. Steve Yerby, occurred from the fam fly homestead yesterday, four miles southeast of this city. The services were conducted by Rev. L. O. Dawson and the interment was at Evergreen Cemetery.
 Rev. and Mrs J c. snedecor enter tained the Pl Kappa Fraternity yester- day afternoon.
 President Abercrombie of tho State University is being sought after as a speaker and Tuscaloosa as well as the entire State is proud of him. During the past few months Dr. AbercTombie has made any number of addresses all over the country. On Wednesday morn ing he will deliver his address College Education as a Condition of Success" !" which he delivered at the University of Cincinnati, before the Presbyterian High School of Selma.
 Football at the State University Is still the all absorbing topic there as well as in the city, where there is much interest manifested in the outlook. The bovs are hard at work and nothing is heinz left undone which will add to the strength of the Varsity.
 The farmers are bringing their cot- ion to town and there seems to be a wIlltnRness on their part to sell rather than hold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

of the mother institution at Gainesville in every respect. To this end. the building hero has been refurnished from top to bottom during the present summer with the newest and most beautiful furniture: an entirely new line of pianos hns been bought and Is now in the college: a faculty that Is absolutely unsurpassed by that of any school has been engaged, and every as- surance is given the young ladies of the State that they will be able to se- cure the best advantages to be had in this country. here at the Alabama Brenau. The opening exercises of the college will be very interesting indeed. speechs from a number of prominent gentlemen will be made, the muslcal faculty of the college will render a good program and the day is expected to be a red letter one in the history of the school and city. Every one Is expecting great things from the col- lege, and young ladies will be given a cordial welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
The News of Mobile

cigars. 21 barrels oranges. ' crates lemons.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan. from Bocas, 14,73S punches bananas, 46 gasoline tanks, 20 iron bars. Norwegian steamship Imperator. from Bluefields, 25,000 punches ba- nanas, 5s bales rubber. package gold, 12 empty tanks. Norwegian steamship Alps, from Port Limon. small cargo sundries. Norwegian steamship Katie, from Belize, 16,00O punches bananas, 50,0OO | cocoanuts. 6O.eo0 plantains, 3l4 bales l chick 5 bags Mexican dollars, 8 saso- line drums, cases rubber case old metal.
 Norwegian steamship John Wilson, from La Beiba. 5000 punches bananas, 425,00O cocoanuts.
 British steamship Limon from Port Limon, 2T.t23 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Harold, from La Ceiba, 1s,000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Hispana, from Bocas, 1S,000 punches bananas.
 Vessels up in ballast for carsoes.
 American schooner Mary J. Russell, S54 tons, from Havana. Norwegian bark saermner. 1904 tons. from Port Natal. s. A.
 British bark Alexander Black, SIS tons. from Cienfuegos. @ NAAtGA AGdh SCHDOnGT EEEQ w. A1GTHs S14 tons, from Matanzas.
 Italian ship Narcisus. l,252 tons. from Liverpool.
 American bark E. c. Mowatt, 1928 tons, from Guantanamo.
 British steamship Kingswell, 1,51s tons. from Tampico.
 Like corn in the summer time, after heavy rain, you can almost see Mo- bile growing. Last week a remark able improvement was noted but this week was a revelation to many.
 Building Inspector Kearns issued for the week twenty-seven permits, divid- ed as follows: Twenty-three for new buildings at a total cost of S1O7,772. and four for repairs at cost of S1,- 210, making a total of S1OS,9S2. These improvements with the many already well under way, speak for themselves of the era of prosperity now on In the Gulf City.
 The following telegram was received by President Max Hamburger, Jr., of the Commercial Club in acknowledg- ment of the telegram sent last night to New Orleans to Dr. J. H. White of the United States Marine Hospital Service, copy of which appeared in today's Advertiser:
 New Orleans. Sept 2s. 1905 Max Hamburger. Jr.. President Com mercia1 Club. Mobile. Ala: Accept sincere thanks for kindly sentiments expressed in your telegram ''
 Herbert Ludvigsen, aged years. the son of Mrs. Henrietta Ludvigsen. died today at the family home in Oak dale.
 T. Rice. one of the supervising archi- teets of the Cawthon Hotel building, had a close call for his life this after noon on the fifth floor of the building. MT. Rice was supervising the raising
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
TAX LOST OUT.
Full Returns From Lee Fail to show Necessary Majority.

Necessary Majority.
 opelika, Sept. 23.-(Special.) )--The Probate Judge, Circuit Clerk and Sher- if met today and consolidated the re- turns of the election held last Tuesday for the school tax. It resulted for tax 446, against. 422; majority for tax 24, but as this Is not 8 three-hfths vote the proposition Is defeated, S6S votes were cast, about one-ha1f of those cast in the last primary ana apout one-tbird of the registered vote of the county There was a great deal of dlssatisfac- tion in Lee over redistricting the coun- ty and the location of the school, which Is largely responsible for the result.
 The residence of ". N Taylor in this city was completely destroyed by fire at 10 o'clock last night. Part of the furniture was saved. Loss about $1,50e Partly covered by insurance It caught from the stove.
 opelika's public school is now in the most nourishing condition in It's his- tory. It has an enrollment of 425, and continually increasing.
 The many friends of Hon. R. M. Cum ningham here are delighted with his courageous. patriotic. losscal and ex- pliclt letter, announcing his candidacy for Governor. They think 1t character lstic of the distinguished Alabamian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

east, several residences and stores would have been destroyed. In fact the entire eastern portion of town would have been in great danger. The fire originated iR the stables but no one knows how OF in what manner.
 The twenty-six' bales of cotton be- longed to the Espy Cotton Company and to Stegall & Chears, and were fully covered by insurance. There. was no insurance on the buildings or feed stun.
 P. 4. Mcdaniel was severely injured in the hand by q cotton hook while trying to roll some of the cotton out of the day so as 10 prevent 1t from hurninR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
DEATH IN HuNTsvTLLE.
Mrs. Sarah May, vislt0r from St. Louia
 Pnames Away.

Pnames Away.
 Huntsville, Sept. s-(Special.)- )--Mrs. Sarah May of St. Louis died this morn ing at the residence of Miss Kate Ack- lin where she was visiting as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles R. Shyer- Mrs. May came to Huntsville three months ago and was taken i'll while here. The body will be shipped to St. Louis for interment.
 The calling off by General Harrison of the annual reunion of the Alabama Confederate Veterans scheduled to be held in this city the latter part of Oc- tober is considered by Huntsville pe0- pie as the best thing to be done The attendance would have been reduced by quarantines and 1t iB the desire Of the people here to make the reuniqn, when it is held, one of the largest tho Alabama Division ever had. The un- yelling of the Confederate monument now being erected was to have been one of the features of the reunion.
 J. A. Emerson, a preacher Of the sanctihcation doctrine, has been ar~ rested for removing articles from land belonging to the Lowe Manufacturing Company.
 Congressman William RtchaFdaUa re- ceived last night an invitation to ac- company President shonts. members of the Canal Commission. a party of con- suitin9 engineers and several Sanzters and members of Congress on q trip % the Panama Canal Zone, The rarty will leave New York September &
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
mems and Boys Furnishings. T CaIk Wifh the School Bow.

Yes boy we have hem style want don't let the other fellows better suit than you do
 Boys SusNorfok Buster Browns Sailors and Bouses from 2to 8. We have these suits in whte bue red gray
 brown also blue and gray, and red fancy mixtures and plaids; prices suit from $500 to Sll.00 Single and Double Breasted Suits IT. all cloths and bea
 tful patterns ... ..... :. .$2O0 to SIS world of Boys Knee Pants every pretty pattern cce
 ed ....... ..bOc and 75c Boys Blouses and Waists all sizes and coors .60c and 76c Mems Oxford ShrA beautiful lot every catchy pattern white
 and colored cuffs attached detached $16O Mems SoksBack and white also black with white feet
 ...... .... .10c, 15c and 25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, Sept. A3.

Mobile, Sept -S. Exports for the W eek out of the port of Mobile according to the records in the ofice of tle Collector of Customs, were as follows:
 American schooner B. Frank Neally. for Havana; 1ss.2O4 feet pine lumber. Value, $2,24S.
 Cuban steamship vueltabajo, for Ha- vana; 252,76S feet pine lumber, S6,00O shingles. s5,0Q0 construction brick. flour. corn, bran, oats and hay.
 British schooner C.N. Mills, for Ha- Yana; 319,S23 feet pine lumber. Value, s4.7SO. s@.. ss Cuban steamship Mobila, for Ha- vama; 73,777 pounds agricultural imple- hieFfts, 497,70O pounds four 1,st4 pounds household goods, l5,5ss pounds eaoniesties, 7,290 pounds hardware, 1,64s pounds furniture, 336.00O pounds corn, s4,52s pounds pork, 4,50o pounds bran, 1S5. EOS pounds lard, 4S,000 pounds oats, 38.509 pounds hams, 16.626 pounds sausage, 51,072 pounds oil, $500 pounds paper, 2,22o pounds can ned goods, i,546 pairs shoes, 54 cows, 40 calves.s 6 yearlings, i44,SSs feet pine lumber and merchandise Value or cargo, $54,7OS.
 American schooner Emma Knowlton. for Catdenas, 29s,245 feet pine lumber. Value. $8,669,
 Americah. schooner M. A. Achorn. for Havana; ES,7se feet pine lumber. Value, $3,0e4
 British steamship Esparta, for Port Limon; 45.000 pounds flour, hay, oats and merchandise. Value, $7,706.
 American steamship San Marcos, for New York; 800 bales cotton, 250,OOO feet pine lumber, 5000 crosstiesp 26 cases cedar slats, 100 bales domestics, s $50 packages merchandise. Norwegian steamship Colombia TOT La Ceiba; 67 barrels flour and ,mer- chandise. Value, $SSo.
 British steamship Anselm, for Bocas; ,22,000 feet pine lumber and general cargo. Value, $4,si7.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan. for Bocas; 42,000 feet pine lumber and cargo. Value, $2,321.
 Norwegian steamship Imperator, for Bluefields; 32,747 pounds flour and gen. eral cargo. Value, $14,460.
 Swedish bark olfhild, for Buenos Ayres; sO5.O61 feet resawn lumber. 16s,S4O fee t pine lumber. Value, $14,194.
 British steamship Limon. for Port Limon; 1ss,O0O pounds flour. 25.OO0 feet pine lumber. Value, SS,500.
 American schooner Harry A. Orwind. for Philadelphia; 675, 900 feet pine lum- ber.
 lige and LaCeiba; general cargo. Value, S5,s2s.
 Imports were as follows:
 British steamship AnseIm, from Bo- eas. 17BOO punches banaHae.
 British steamship Esparta, from Port Litnon: 27,000 punches bananas.
 American steamship Marcos, from New York; 5000 packages rtaerchan- dise
 Norwegian steamship Hiram, from La CeiBa, II .0oO punches bananas.
 Cuban steamship Mobila from Ha- vana. ITS crates pineapples. 214 pounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
FIRE AT ABBEvILLE.
Dangerous BIase Does Considerable Damage Umtfl Extlnguished.

Dangerous BIaBe Does Considerable Damage Umtfl Extlnguished.
 Abbeville, Sept. 2S.-(Special )-The stables occupied by J. c. Espy and Brother burned last night. It was with the greatest difaculty that the livestock was gotten out of the burning build ing. Two buggies and some harness, together with a carload of hay and grain, were consumed by the flames.
 The Farmers Warehouse adJoin the stables and several hundred bales of cotton were lying in the streets Twen- ty-six bales were burned and 1t was with difnculty that the remainder was saved. The barn of w. W. Espy across the street from the stables was also burned. By heroic efforts the Farm ers' Warehouse and the residence of Carl Espy were saved from the fiamest If the wind had been blowing in west eriy direction instead of toward the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
Wasl, Goods.

George Washington threw dollar the Potomac. Yes that's making go pretty far have changed since then We show how make farther than that without throwing 1t away.
 White Figured Madras BOG and stylish patterns f Monday ....s..... -. 25c White Feecd Pque the great cloth for chdens wraps worth
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