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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
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WEDDING OF MISS SCOTT
 ANn MIR NEArsvx '

WEDDING OF MISS SCOTT
 AND MR. MACKENZIE. The marriage yesterday afternoon of s sS Helen Scott and Mri Stewart Mac
 1zie, which occurred ht 5:30 at St .
 ms Church, was the occasion of the
 smbling of a large gathering of in-
 sted friends that filled the edifice.
 high standing in the social world vI these two young persons and their popularity makes this wedding of deep interest to a large circle. The church was decorated in palms and at the fixed hour the bridal party entered. The ushers leading the way were Mir. Henry T. Bartlett, Judge Archie Arlington, Dr. McConnico, Dr. Charles T. Pollard, and MT. Frank Scott. These were followed by the bridesmaids, Miss Rose Land of Selma, Miss Nell McKinnon of Selma, Miss Annie Lowe and Miss Fife May Wagner. The groomsmen were MT. J. c. Faunce, MT. Walker Willis, MT. Shepard Roberts and MT Miles A. Wat kirs of Faunsdale.
 Next to approach the altar was the was handsomely attired in white ra- dium silk, trimmed in point applique lace. She wore white hat and carried an arm cluster of brides roses.
 Miss Mary Mackenzie of Lebanon, Tenn, sister of the groom, was the maid of honor. and entered next, wear ing white panne brilliante silk and car rying white brides roses. h. .-~. The bride entered last with her fath- er MT. Edmund Arthur Scott of New Orleans. Her wedding gown was of white messaline Nsilk elaborately trimmed in Duchess and round point
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

Washington, Dec. 14.-(Specia1. J. Postmaster appointed; Bastic. Pick ems county. Francis McGee. Mayfeld Pickens county. Norman Narchibald. Ryals, Cherokee county, Joseph M. Bachelor.
 Rural carriers appointed: Brantley. Route ?, Edgar H. Laney carrier, SOiin Laney, substitute. Brocton. Route 1, Willis l.. Casey carrier. Norman l.. Casey substitute. Headland, Route 8. Charles F. Campbell carrier. WilHam T. Campbell substitute. Munfordy Route 3. Ottis L. Mullender carrier. Cester A. Mullender substitute. Reform. Route 3. John W. Arondale carrier. W. c. Abrams substitute. Selma. Route 8, 3. John W. Arondale carrier, w. c. Moore substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Nerrnen are Admitted.

Beaufort, S. C., Dec. 14.--Former Con- gressman Robert Smalls requested Lieu tenant Steger. U. s. A., commanding officer of Fort Fremont. to permit the negro Masons to inspect the fortifica- tions. The Lieutenant replied that 1t would be neither pleasant nor to the interests of the service to grant the request, which was refused. Smalls communicated with Secretary of War Taft at Washington. The Secretary tel egraphed Lieutenant Stewer to permit the negroes to visit the fort and sOane hundreds accordingly went to Fort Ere mont this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
A Year of Silk SeII- ing UueqnalIed by any store heTe-a- bouts.

It is a matter of record in this store that ourIsilk sales are more than double those of a year ago, in fact we can almost say three times as many silks have been sold by us this year as have ever before gone from this store. This is due solely to the fact that we handle larger quantities-and at less prices than any other store-for instance the following:
 Colored Taffeta Silks in the most wanted colors. Jap Silks, Fancy Taffetas, Panne Silks, Failles and Crepe de Chine. Fri day your choice the yard. .40c
 Silk Moire Velour, in dark and light shades. Very handsome ma terials, rich and sparkling in beau-S ty. At the unmatchable price of. -. ... .69c
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
To ENLARGE ROUND HOUSE.
|. and N:s ss ra stEsstsss rs..s at t. New Deeatu

Decatur. Dec. 4.--(speciaI. )--The contract has been let for the enlarge ment of the roundhouse at the shops of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company in New Decatur. The present capacity of the round house, which IS about twenty-five engines, will be dou- bled. The building will be of brick ana stone. Charlie Jones and Watt AL len are the contractors.
 When the shops were first built about fifteen years ago they employed only about 800 men. Since that time they have been constantly enlarged until to- day they employ about 2,500 men.
 J. Newton Hendrix. of New Decatur, has announced as a candidate for sher- if on the Democratic ticket. There are already five other candidates in the field for sheriff
 Ciaud McMiliion has announced that he will be an applicant for the New De- catur postoffice. Capt. E. P. Jennings, the present postmaster is an applicant for re-appointment. MT. Jennings has been postmaster of New Decatur for nearly eight years His time does not expire until next February.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Great Holiday Book Sale.

All the late books well the simplest story for chil dren; bright readers and bright buyers will appreciate these bright works of popular authors brisk business must follow these brilliant bargains Books always acceptable remembrance and to the best early avoid the rush,. We mention only few of the many we have:
 The Storm Sgna Nedra; Hearts Haven; Her Letter. The Line of Love; Hearts and Masks The House of Thousand Candes Garden of Aah The Social Secretary The House of Mrth His Version of It. The Beautiful Lady; The Gambler; The Deluge Reign of Guilt Purple and Fine Linen; Christmas Greetings Reys Song OCheer The Reckoning; Pole Baker, etc.
 Prices on the above named books range from $120 to-. ........ .$1S0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
MIn Cnrrx ont Prorrnm.

Pittsburg. Dec. 14.-W. Harry Brown, brother of the late Captain Brown, makes the statement tonight: "In view of the interest displayed in the matter of the future of Captain Browns rao- ing interests, I announce that condi- tons have been so arranged that the same will be continued and all stakes and interests of his stables will be fal- filled for the season of 1906."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Toys! TOys!!

Never so many before. We are right in the midst of holiday sell ing, stocks are larger, more com plete, more attractive and prices are lower than ever before. Visit this wonderful toy store whether you wish to buy or not. Nowhere can you spend a more pleasant hour. See the army of dolls, wagons, bric-a-brac, wonderful me chanical toys, magic lanterns, musical instruments, and a thous- and and one things that will make the little children happy on Christ mas morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
To Reauee Tar,9..

Washington, Dec. 14.-Senator Mo- Creery today introduced a bill to re- duce the tarin cf the United States by providing that there shall be levied upon all articles imported from foreign countries rate equal to three f ourths of the present schedule.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
REMOVED THE CHILDREN.
Mrs. Taggart Carries Them from Juris
 dfcffOn of COurt

Cincinnati. Dec. 14.-Mrs. Grace Gull yer Taggart. who was reported to have left Wooster. O., removing from the jurisdiction of the court which granted a divorce to her husband, the two chill dren, brought the boys to this city in order that Culvert might undergo an operation for an abscess in his jaw at a Cincinnati hospital At first their presence here was denied but at the hospital this afternoon H was said that the operation had been performed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of Mir vvea-
 Isy ,Bostwisk. Mrs F P BostwicI. J
 Ferguson and Mrs J Ren1lnato5S Saaass a,s invited to attend the funeral services of the former from his late residence No \ at , o'clock. AoOn,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
IN COMPLIMENT TO

Yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. John V. Smith, on Virginia Avenue. Miss Corrie C. Smith entertained the Jokers' Card Club in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Buchanan of Opelika, who is the guest Of Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley.
 The three apartments thrown open for the games were adorned in Ameri- can Beauties and red and white carna- tions Punch was served in the re- ception hall by Miss Jennie Lyde Her bert Miss Smith was assisted in keep ing score by Mrs Edward Bartlette, Miss Lucille Washburn'and Miss Grace Halls.
 The club prize, a hand-painted water color. was won by Miss Lutie Young. and the guests prize, hand painted china cake plate. was awarded Mrs. Thomas McKeithen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Snow Storm In Arkansaa.

Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 14.-A snow storm, the first of the season. is pre- vailing In Arkansas tonight Slow rain and sleet preceded the storm. The visitation is not severe enough to in terfere with railroad traffic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

Miss Doncie Griggs. of Columbus. Ga. who has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. John D. Haywood, has re- turned home after very pleasant wis.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

Women's Tailor Made Suits. The kind that we have been selling at the very modest price of $12.50 (and good values at that price). will go on sale today at Mondays prices. The suit. :. -. .. .. .. .. .. .SS,08
 Women's Tailor Made Suits. An excep- tional bargain. Suits that are cheap at $22.0O and hundreds have been sold at that price. Your choice today. .. .. .. .. .$13.98
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

The members of the Country Club VIII entertain at their semi dinner and German on Saturday even ing. December 16. at S.30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Alabama Postar Afss,r..

Mrs. Joseph Harz. of New Orleans is visiting her daughter. Mrs J. w. Aber- crombie on Washington Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

Posey. Mrs. Posey. recently Miss Jamie Bell. of this city. Is a native of was erroneously stated in the account of their marriage,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
PERSONAL ITEMS

On Sunday afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Leo Strassburger entertained at con frmation party. given in honor of their son Julien. Their magnificent home on Clayton Heights was exquisitely deco- rated for the occasion.
 The children indulged in several games and one Of the enjoyable feat for the prizes. AftN the prizes were awarded the guests Were ushered into Fthe dining room wffere refreshments were served. The table was beautiful- ly decorated. the color scheme of red and green being carried out. Boxes of place cards and unique souvenirs were presented each child as they passed out.
 Mrs A. J. Miller. of Plano, Texas. Is visiting Mrs. Victor H. Hanson. Mir. Miller for some -'"ars was manager of the telephone 2 any in this city and on account of ais health. which. his friends will be glad to learn has been much improved.
 Mrs B. J. Baldwin and Mrs. Horace Stringfellow will serve tea at the Country Club this afternoon from four to five o'clock. All members and as- sociate members are cordially invited. returned from their wedding trip East and are at home with her parents MT and Mrs. W. K. Pelzer at their home on Perry Street.
 Last evening in Washington. Hon Hillary A. Herbert entertained at din- r~- i~ honor nf Mr. and Mrs Mason
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

Women's Tailor Made Suits. The hand somest assemblage of fine suits that were ever offered at such prices. Extra good values at $23.5O. You can select from them today. your choice for. .Sl4 92
 Women's Tailor Made Suits. They are exclusive new models witL attractive tailor touches which makes them specially desirable to ladies of fashion. They are cheap at $3OOO and $35.00. Your choice to- day. ... :. S1q oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.

Made of fine silk taffea serge best paragon frames steel rods Silk cases and tase there immense variety of des in horn ivory sve go gunmetal pearl Prices range from 9Sc to-. .$1250
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Special Dress
 Goods Values. BIG BARGAINS BEFORE THE
 XMAS RUSH

If you haveany thought of giv. , ing mother or sister dress goods pattern for Christmas-you can save a whole lot on tiff you get here today. We've many special values to offer just at this time. A few of which follows:
 Wool Wasting Flannels, Cash meres, Tricots and a complete as-
 sortment of 36-in suitings. We are
 going to place these on one of our
 counters so you can have a good
 chance to see them and let you
 pick your choice, the yard. .25c
 75c Wool Goods. Our entire
 line of 75c cheviots, venitian,
 batiste, brilliantine, serge and all
 wool albatros suiting and manish checks. The yard. .5Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Nothing Like It On Record.

 WE
 BUY CHEAPEST

Unbounded enthusiasm of Taloredsu duchons like will has trge by ladies who understand the meaning of these unparalleled will this which and
 
 lar effects black of which tin these considerable less than value 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
Christmas HankerchiofS,

. Don't they help to solve the puzzling question what to give" We have the great est stock of Handkerchiefs you ever saw. We can suit those that can't suit themselves, every body knows our prices on this class of goods is way under the other fellows.
 Ladies Plain, Homstitched Handkerchiefs, or fancy border in red and pink and blue, dur ing holidays, each. :. :. ....... :. .5c
 Ladies Embroidered and Lace Edge Hand kerchiefs,- one to the box--for gifts--during holidays. .... :. .... .10c
 Ladies Embroidered and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, all pure linen and the best val ue you ever saw, during holidays, each. .25c
 Christmas boxes, containing six beautiful embroidered handkerchiefs. Special for the holidays, the box. .... .... $50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15
FURNITURE FOR CHRISTMAS.

When making substantial present we know of nothing that take the place of piece of furniture We have great many things that arriving daily and are very suggestive to the Christmas shoppers will solve the puzzling question of "What to buy"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-15

Last evening in Washington, Hon Hillary A. Herbert entertained at din- r~- i~ honor of Mr. and Mrs Mason
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10
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