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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-28

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
1uumurR

I<n tDfft 8ronprins , a
&ornboIm. 8en tpite 9%ronprins
meo 7emdinoe og 5alae, ialt 6 perios
uer, aaitebe ifglge Telegram Il
,T9bl.@ 9oTnsolms RorOlano ben
%. Suli. 5 2 Qano1uere antOm 6ers
Ttabsrne Iiet eftsr Miobag ira Renne
70 tgrte gennem Qainae og Sdnopig
til glan6s 6oteI. bbor be gioroe q
tort Op6olo. 3ilfobs began be FIG
ar ben male Sti langs 6abet til
6dmmers6us. / bet oe itobig aioroe
Opbolo % tog 9Iaoer unoer 9eis.
SelIfabet panorebe runbt ON Ruinsn
ca r%eturnerebs efter Ct Bar 5imers
Cpbslo. Der par tun fad 9iIItuere,
oo fun iarIia inooiebe anebe noqet
ON gefeget. 8et bapbe fra fsrit Il
paret 6%enii9ten at .3buno" ItuIoe
lobe ino / 6ammerbapnen. men bette
6lep opg pet. ba Stibet wItittsr tenn
melig oD6t. og BET friitebe Op NIB
ginb fra 9eit. ; SteOet for lamb
res ! 8enne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

On mn Snfettptage. "a
Ssren Q~mbroiiuien / 5unber iorIs-
ben morqsn tom M I i'm Mort, Op-
eaeeoe ban plubieliQ, at en- Rugmart
paa ca. l Ssnoe 9anb - iom / 6res
bags Itoo frobigt % oobt - par gans
lie Oberiuuet at 2rentoiite. 6pe,t
entffe Qfs bar / II. gSilfeborg 9(Dis"
tort at bisie 8Dr, % ooer Watten flei
Z~rentoiite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

len, ba bun git til 6abritten, meote
Rtoaftsr 6anien, Der git benoe tet
paa Qioet, rdd6te ,Struebratter" og
ipptteoe pao benoe, bporpeb Ran rams
te fenoe bells pau benoes 9ooebtprs
flaoe, oels li9e ! @niigtet.
Ceres 8orreiponbent bar / often
taft meo N~rbeiberiten, Der %forfIdrer,
at bun ire Dage I 3rpt ON g}iboas
oen CT blenen tiltdlt meb fornGrmelis
&c llbtrpt og ippttet poa al Reoattrr
6onien. 5orsOrigt er oenne iom IT.
BATTER at aQrbeiOerbIabet" MI oaiaa
bleben aiIpit at 5pItetbingsmanb U.
6. G6riitenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Zen internotionale 6aos
n.
Den internutionole aommisfion
for ll~nberfegelis of Jiiterierne / 81
iterfgen % Ounmorf bar bolbt Msbe
/ G~ebenbdpn.
8e to Gormanb, Sberrigs Giiferis
inIpeftsr, Or. ;. IhrBbom, og 5ors
itanberen for ben bonifs biologifeStds
lion. Dr. 6. g. Sob. petsrien, fores
Iaqoe commissioners 4rbsjoe.
commissioner ubtalte lin enitems
mice 5ilnutnins til Or. peterisns
5remftiaine at auIens aiDsforbolo,
6pilfe MI enbelis for NorbeDropas
gebfommenbe sr lsite | bet pGientlige
iarliq Deb be at bet bdnite llnberies
o~slfssfib ,9bor" or. Soh8.S dmibs)
oiorte Opbaselier | 1904 os 1905.
enbpibere ubtalte commissioner i'm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Zen ubetbt9e Socialifts
Reboftpr Qat6org. Sra Qdlz
borg telegraferebe obennGpnte aortes
iponoent Den &c. Suli: 8. 2. 6anien
bar bait tilitrGtteIig 0riitigbeb til i
III gla6 / often rent uo at n9gte at
hare bait noget ION 6eIit meb Spb.s
teaFarcn at gore. 6ons Qa9telie
tommer til at itaa / bet rette ems,
nadr man bsrer, at ban / often pua
Qolittationen Bier tonfronttret NED
gnten SenTine Qoulien % be 10 BIB
aer. lem ale beitemt genfenbie BAN
iem Zen Manb. Der baooe ipnttet enz
fen / Qniiaiet. Der bsrIter / gnen -
iefo / qrbtioertreois - ben %iierie
5orbitrtlie mco 8. 9. 6dnien for
Rams GptrGoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Gn 9ro uben Spiritus 2.
Riels MeIgaoro Qileien bar ! 5sls
ae ,,Ringt. Qmts 3agbl." fauet Sn'
benriqsminiiteriets 3iliagn ON gepils
ling til ayo6oIb / 6ouen 1 9eitjpGanb
paa 9etinoelie At. at ban froiigsr fig
9tetten til at ubif9nfe grGnbeoin,
Tfuttepligtiet II ca andre beruienoe
9ritte.
geuiainqsn til at uoepe Qarin9eu
uoen benne Snbfrantning bil BERT
mob tun tunne meooeles, naar Der
Toruo tinalqies en- Declaration pdd
GienOOmmsn. efter bpilten Der life
peo eisrfifte tan forpentes fornpst
9epiaing for nogen isnere Gjer al
Gjenbommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

"a Qar. Ten 27. Sui sunoe Soos
neprait til Qarre 2pnoelie oaa 8esn
Claus Qitolai 9oren3eu feire I'm 70
aariqe 5pbislsoag. "a 9aitor 9os
bannes 6fouIen / 1877 5leo Torflbtiet
til 9erre 9pnbelie. bleO 9orsn3en bens
mes eitsrfslQer iom Sogneprait /
Rnslings. % ba GIauieu / 5irierne
aptteoe til Sla9elie, bleo Qoren3sn
after bans Gfttrfslger / @syre 2nns
telie. 6por ban bar pirtet inOtil bennt
DAG. qaitor qoren3en bar et anist
Ropn / 9runotpigite 9reoie. GAN bar
Webunberifriber al ben / I'm lib me-
oct omtalte 2itopubresie. % ban hnr
leperet 4raoiftner til 9rdnot % Gre
.btrit Rieliens Qrdbiteuiamling. lioez
ION 6dn far ~ifrepet Qrtitler % Qfs
b%anblinaer til forItelige Babe og
3ibsfrifier. ; ,gorolesoigf Ssns
b%dosbIob" bar man i%eonIig let qres
biterner ia hans 9aano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

@eb misfionsftoIen /
4nbft. Der leOss al 9aitor @otfre1s
zen. of6olotes / II. Sob. 59ltebl."
Forleben en- aTIutteube 9reoe. Som
.6eniorer fungerebe Observation-Disclosures
5ormano. QaitOr gui6, Raitfoss
monb 9aitor 9tsi6enielbt 6anien oq
Setret9r Batter 2sgitrup.
Der bimittereOes 3 a%anbibatey,
nsmlig Qareriuoe 5rt. 0isIien. Sno.s
pleisrife SRI. Gormien og Qarerines
5rf. 4amIop.
Il ire &p'nber afgaor / Giieraarst
til 5noien for Der bier al pperta9t III
@erning / 6eoningemisiionen, Sri.
@ormien peb S9gepleien, be 10 andre
beb unoerpisning. qaitor @otireos
len % be ire &anbioater Fable fact
Miniiteritts geDiaing til at beltage /
ret aurius for Qarers / GnQeIit, osr
.cfbolotes poa 3arm RsaIitoIe / ID
gene ira "a. Sui til 3. Quguit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

bopoe p3it fig oeo ubtaIelier ON Cor
iparsiperasmoalet. @fter BE- Qnifuelz
Ter, ber a bleoen giort geIoenbe #
entelte Mliniitre og al discrepancies
MeoIemmer / 5oltetbinget, BAR Der
lite gobe uoiigter for en- 9ssnina #
5oriodrsIaQen.
6pire babbe life lagt Re9erin9cn
8anifeliobeber / 9eien % oitoe better
lite gore Def. men qartiet forbebolot
fla ndturli9bis Ret til at sDe 8ritif.
6bab 5remtibens qolitit dngif, la
MATTE ben blipe en- Sdmlingspolitif,
ber Ifrabte efter at itofe ,ige RET for
ole alasier % lite beguHitigebe tn
entelt.
8ebafter qsger aarItenien. ION
oerpad fl Groet. retteos unblig ct
itarpt Qngreb paa ben r1oitae 9al9s
retsreform % uOtalte iig forspriat i
1ililutning til aaptoin Waoien.
Meoet iluite6e meo Ct AZ 3eoatter
Gridfen u66ragt 9eoe FOR. at bet maats
te mites At 6oloe Socioloemotraternt
uoe fra 8eprafentatiouer AZ QatIfoas
treoien.
- I'm S%enodgen Tdnot bet dnbet #
Mebtrne Steb / Rsrreoobe; BET bdbee
Iomlet 10000 3ilfsyere. 5oru6m
aaptain Martin MaOIen o. Reooftrrs
aarftenien tate Der 5o,tet6iuQsmano
9iper, Der irrlig tom iuo 91d en- Gns
tale al 9alatrebsorOniuger. ION fan
trGbebe refermeret / Coerensitemmels
ie meo 6rires ZnIter ON 5orboIbss
talspala.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
Il bIgb8for6olben

ubIebsforbolbene peb
Ringfebing 5torb. 3rdhts
miuiiter 6sgsbro IeOiaest At 2unbss
iingsmanb Mobien Mp9bal cg
neutrality-suspicious. Obeien, q. Sss
renien oo ears 0insien liant Rin9fss
bing gbraoo og en- Del amtsrnoos<
meblemmer m. f. bar fornplig foretagst
~lloflugter paa Ringtsbing 5jorb for
at 6eie ublsbsfor6oloene. 3ipperne
% Rpminbegab beisgtes Giaeiou Bee
iaos 0durpig m. Il. Steoer. uofugten
Iuttebe meb en- Wibbag paa Ssnoers
pia gobebotel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

3ilbagetaIbetfe al Gors
nermelftr. timber Cmtalen al
z triteurolig6eoerne / 2lalborg ifreO
Reoatter $. 3. 6dnien / ,,RorOjpis
lambs Qr6eicer6lao~. ON en- %napngis
pen ugift Mano og ugift 9Oinbe, at
ot lepebe iammen. Deb 5orlig er 9uns
Zen ben &c. T. Mb. inogauet puu al
6stole 300 ar. i 9soe og 60 Str. /
Omtctninger, liant at inOrptte IN
9ilbagstalbtlie / saorOjpaunbs Or.
bejosrblao" og / a4alborg Stiftsts
oenbe". Gnbbibere sr ban inbsuact
paa at 6etale en- gebe at so Sir. for
5ornqrmelier mob en- naongiben Gnte
FAINT paa at tilbogetoloe Gornarmsls
Isrne / ,,Rorbjpaanbs Qrbejosrbluo".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

euitemmiae 9iliutning til 2niteligs
beoen al en- international aonocntipn
til 5reOning At aeoipatter / 9Ottts
cot. Der peotoqes 4~eiolutioner ON
oisie to Sdger, % begqe blep I bet
internotionole Rooos Qlenarms0e
BEN q. SuIi Iigelebes enitemmig till
traabte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Mgber / Nofffoptreoen.
De al en- R9tte fonierbdtipe 8Glge-e
/ HdtItoptrebien inopnrslebe Wtsoer
toe beres 9egnnbelie Qsrbog ben %.
gulf Deb Mioelebei. bDor Der bar ioms
met eobt 6unbrebe 3ilberere til Stss
be. gou SnObDbsrnes 9sgne bsb iflg.
,9eItloGdnbs QlDis", Rebottsr Gri9s
len @eltommen; ban oplpite, at 9eg
Iioten meb Msberne par at fdd 2ejligs
ttb til at bers 6sjretulsre ubbitle
Qartiets politit, bpab man 10 ii9loent
hopbe 2~sjlisbeb til I RofifODtreoien.
5. 2anbstbingsfrebs (2ollanb : 5ols
fter) bopbe inbtil ben iibfte lib itaost
ubenfpr bet tonierpotipe pdrtis belle
2anbet omfattenbs Qeitation, men MI
bar bette 6orbolb 9nbret. Der pilbe
blipe oprettet en- tonIerpntip Orgdnis
iation for 2ollanb : 5alifer, oe Or
bejbet Dilos blipe tuget op | be enfelts
galgfrebie for at itbrte Og faitne Or
euniiationen.
Derefter tolte StaisrspiTor 9aps
tain Mortin Mobfen ON ben politiite
Gituation. San befiuesbe, at Der
mar fao rings Diicipfin inbenfor Re
gerinsen Oe RefOrmpuriisi, Tom bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

De tpffe 8efsgi Gan
: QnIeonino at bet geisg,
ION ben tpfte aeiier og bans Spn.
9~rcnprinien At qrsusien, for nnIi9
bar ailagt I 7anmart. FAINT en- inf
Graorss piebliffeligs 0p6olO / 81
Rnbdon, ~ftripss / o6jembul" unbsr
Mqriet u. 9. blanot onbet:
o0s 6sie tpite QerIonligbeber, Der /
CONNER 6eipger 8anmart, faur itarie
perionlige Snotrnf al ben Oanite Be-
foIfnings glif0aroi9beO og DiI Oersis
rr faoe De bsbite 5orubfatninger
til 5oritaaelit At 9runoene til be
oanife 9oronesDigeres gsisg noro
Tor 0r9nien. 1esuben pil Der Oeb e
mango tDife gtieg i 0anmart / Cont
msr falbe et MT GREET ems oDer ben
6etenpte s9agt beb 9ranien". 6bogs
for ital Qoro1egpigere, Der foretussr
en- fife 3ur ober 8r9nien, noteres og
uoi9ttsg for ll6ebageligbeber fra pc
litietg SHE. naar r. fun fslger ben
Qei bsie tnIte 9erionligbeosr a%npiIer
BEN? Def foretommer mig goniie
ut1nfeliot. at 5pfftanOs aejier life df
qanfte 6jerte ffulbe unbs fine timber
Taatter / Rorbilssbig en- 5ornejelie,
fan ielp. bans 9emalinbe, bans Sen,
bans OFicerer On. bar npbt.
0er er idaleoss life ben ringeite
@runb for os til at 1rgre Os oper be
3pffss geiqg | Danmdrt / CONNER.
5perfimoo fan Ri meb en- big 9ils
frebsftiffelie tonitdtere, at man snoelie
/ 3bltlonb bar fact 2jene OBJ for
bet, ri l9nge bar Jet og Oioit, at Dan
mari er et 2anb, MAJ bar Dbbptte
og @lRbe at at beige"
Ribberfigbeb. - Gn i@ociols
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Solqt 9trte. 5rimeni9beos.
Yrqit Garfteniens airte paa Song
@~eorgspej er I OnsOags iolgt for
$4,000 9r. til observation-disclosures
a~irfefonb. 6bis 5ormono CT 8sbat.
tfr Sobanien, 9entofts. airten bll
ira Mibten al 2tuguit goa ooer til II
tlioe Wletooihtirte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

@tborg 6ernfng 8ds
Sra 6erninq Station til Sroen
rper 9arup pa rSfinneldgningen NIL
/ 6slge ,,9ibor9 Stiftst." tilenOe-
brdgt % bette Stptte at 9ansn ton
befores meo 8raiine % 3rolie. Nrs
feioet peo groen itriber ogidu raft
fremaO, ca bet menes. at StinneIrge
ningen oerfra til @iborg Oil pGre til
enbebrogt / 2pbet al ca. IA 0uge ira
81. SuIi at regne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

BET m StPleftib. 5orenins
Gen til SefartenS 5rsmme bar peotas
ost at poe 10000 SIR. til 0prettelisn
al BET paatpntte m Sfoleitib FOR Be
falinesm9nb / 9oFaroimarinen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

a9tor9 Sto8e". ) @rog.t
toqet paa geooing 6os gurmeiitey e
Al .,@eor9 Stage". Der ZEN %. Suit
ben taott paa geboing bos 8urm.is
tier e Moin, fanbtss oeb llnberiss
aslien Qiqet at Glso Or. 30 Qiela
Qan9e. Ssn at 5orretningsfsrer 8.
9an9e. 9ierringbrOI 9iget Bier fert
til 5ObannesitefteIifn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Gn 6bio oral boltreoe Iig
II. .Miof. IN forieoen i galtet.
uo for 5reoerica fao man pod Rem
uoen at iaare ben betnoeli9t. Sg'da
reb MiooeIfart gif ben belt inO /
6apnen. 2obs 6erman qetcrien ifso
en- Renbetuqle efter ben uben amber
9irtninq, eno at 6palen bptteoe urs
ter 9anoet % tom til Sbne ct lungt
StDffe forbi 6aonen. 6oolen berer
iii 6pioFItene, Der eaers leDer oeo
0renlanbs 9niter. 9en q IA -
IS SOB lang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Rfbberfigbeb. - gn i@ociols
bsmotrutiit Rebutter fpbtter pdo en-
Qr6eiberite. = Sra 4aIbors telegt.
,0gbl."g aorr. ben %. SuIi: 9ertils
og Rsnobdtionsftrit.n I Qulborg bar
/ ben iibife BIB gipet anlebning til On
Del 8sleoptsjer; i9rlis bar man fors
fulgt be life itritenbe 9ertilorbejbers
fer msb Stelbsorb og iiofle 9ilrun5.
Den fra Babe og prpsleuHarerne /
Spenbborg betenbte Rebottsr, 8. g.
6onien, Der nu er nnfat beo ,Norbs
ibQanbs Nrbejberblab", bar fere
0ange, mere ener minbre forblommet,
ppmuntret til Gortfattelfe at 8sles
ftreeerns og | tit glob taget Orbet til
5orfpdr for 8elerne.
Sg efter bpob Der MI er fommet
frem, forita1r man, at be Golts Gag
rirfelie bar boft bans fuIbefte Spms
pati. 5il Qalbore politi er Der
nemlig ben 26. Suli itet 4nmelbelfe
ON, at 9ertifarbejberite Seniins pouls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

$500 8r. for ct 9ie. Gn
@r6eibsmano. Der iortereoe unoer
9eiDnIenet. fit / II. s8ostilOe 3iO.
for fort lib Then peb 9eire 6erre0s
Gontor uobetalt 1900 ar., forOi ban
for ct Qarstio iiben tom til Stdoe
me6 bet ere Zie unber fit arbejoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02

father and mother, two sisters, Mrs James Smith and Miss Lizzie Jones, and three brothers. Frank. Claud and Richard Jones.
 Mrs. Frances Sawyer died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. M. Meredith on Bell Street. She was about 5S years of age and was a mem Der of the Baptist Church at Linwood
 She was buried this morning at
 o'clock at Beulah Cemetery on South Three Notch Street. Rev. J. M. Dan- nelly conducted the services.
 Sheriff Reeves received a telephone message last night from Patsburg stat ing that the store of Malone Mitchell al
 that place had been robbed and then
 burned. He was requested to come al ! once and bring bloodhounds but as Patsburg is just across the Pike Coun- I ty line in Crenshaw Sheriff Reeves did i not respond to the message.
 Deputy Marshal Greene brought Gut kSutton of Houston County before Com. missioner Tutwiler today, charged with | illicit distilling near Big Creek ir | Houston County. Sutton pleaded guilty to the charge and was bound over to await the action of the next | Federal grand jury under a $500 bond Alex Ford was brought before Com missioner Tutwiler yesterday after noon from near Lindsey, in Barbour County, by Deputy Marshal Cox charged with retailing liquor without | license and was bound over to the next term of the United States Court under a $200 bond. Chief of Police E M. Henderson has just returned from Montgomery, where he has been for several days with his son, Charlie, who was operated or there several days ago for appendicitis He reports that he is getting on nicely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02
HUNTSVILLE INTERESTED.
Will Raise e12S,OOO to Secure the New
 Railroad Projected.

VIII AAWlDG %AAOgUDV 70 secure NuS NCN
 Railroad Projected.
 Huntsville. Sept. l.-(Special )-The business men of Huntsville will accept the proposition of President John R {. Connor of the Nashville and Huntsville Railroad and subscribe S125,000 of the capital stock If the railroad from the South Is guaranteed Huntsville pledged S250, 1000 for the building of the Birmingham, Huntsville and Gulf Road, which did not contemplate the advant- ageouR connections already assured the new proposition. The local committee will look into the matter and If the railroad from the South Is proven to be a certainty the necessary subscription can be easily secured.
 H. F. Thompson. a well known tech nical instructor of Denton. Texas, pro- poses to establish somewhere in the South a school for the technical educa- tion of cotton mill employees and young work. MT. Thompson Is seeking a To- cation for the school In some cotton mill center.
 Capt. Jas Fl. Bone, veteran of the Grand Army, who has lived in Hunts vile since a short time after the Civil War, was seized with a stroke of ap- oplexy yesterday afternoon on the street and was taken to his home in a serious condition.
 Prof c. Nj Powell of the Southern University at Greensboro, was elected assistant of the City Public Schools last night at a special meeting of the City Council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.
Glass Doors and Windows Shot Into mt Union Springs.

Glass Doors and Windows Shot Into . at Union Springs.
 Union Springs, Sept 1.-(Special.)- wedn esday night some rowdy charac- ters fired seven shots through the front glass windows and doors of one of the leading drug stores in this place. This Is a species of wantonness and hood lumism which very rarely shows itself here.
 The aged mother of J. W. Courson. who has been an invalid for a long time, died here yesterday. She was a most estimable woman and many friends mourn her death.
 Rev. J. E. McCann delivered before a large audience last night a most in- teresting lecture on "reminiscences of twenty-five years in the ministry. The lecture was replete with interesting facts, especially about his stay in tho West Previous to the lecture some beautiful music was rendered and It- tie Amazelle McCann recited The Model Church" A nice collection was taken for the Home Mission Society.
 Jamie Rainer will leave Monday for Marion to resume his studies at Marion Military Institute. He goes several days previous to opening day to serve on the reception committee.
 Forest, the little 5-year-o son of Mir and Mrs. Frank Battle. died here this morning at o'clock after a short illness. The interment will be at China Grove cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02

Mobile lteHl =
 brought the declaration from Georgia that she was not receiving the advant- ages accorded the State of Alabama bv the railroads, and now we have the charge repeated. Tn the mean time there are certain gentlemen In Alabama who are featuring" the re- duction of railroad freight rates as a means of gaining political prefer ment. crying that al Alabama wants is th crates accorded to Georgia by the railroads, and there we have It. The situation should cause a pause on inc part of the citizens of Alabama who will be asked to cast their votes on this proposition. No one denies that railroad freight rates in Alabama should be adjusted to point equally fair between the railroads and the peo- nie but this proposition is never mem tIoned by the rate reducing enthus- lasts for political purposes only. And the same condition prevails in Geor- eia The fact is. had 1t not been for the railroads both Alabama and Geor- eia would be fifty years behind their T6resent state of development, and most 5f the intelligent voters of the states Known this to be fact. We do not Believe the people will become mixed fin this chow-chow of politics and al- low themselves to be made parties to retarding railroads development. The people are asking for exact Justice from inc railroads, and this we believe the "a IIroads are willing to accord them. and that is all there is or It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02
REVIVAL AT oPELIKA.
Montgomery Preacher Has Been As
 sisting fin the Services.

Montgomery freacner haS ncen As~
 sistfnE fin the Services.
 opelika, Sept. 1.-(Special. .)-The re- vival services at the Methodist Church, here which have been in progress for more than two weeks, will likely come to a close tonight. Rev. MT. Moore of Montgomery has been assisting pr. w. P. Dickinson in this meeting and new CT before has there been greater in- torest manifested on such an occasion ana a great amount of good has been done.
 Mrs T J. Williamson was called to Columbus yesterday morning on ac- count of the death of her niece, Mrs. Annie Owen, who died at o'clock. The r&mains were brought here on the Carly train this morning and carried to Oakbowery, her former home, for interment,
 After a lingering Illness Mrs, F, H Wallace, a highly respected lady Of Beat IS, this County, passed away at an early hour yesterday morning. She was about 45 years old, and was a consistent member of the Baptist Church. She leaves her husband three sons and two daughters to mourn her death. The funeral took place this morning from Shady Grove Church, Rev J. P. Hunter officiating.
 Rev. J. P. Hunter has closed suc- cessful weeks meeting al Salem Bap- tist Church and returned to the city. There were six additions to the church membership. : ...%:
 On next Monday night there will be speaking at the court house on educa- tional topics by Congressman J. Thos. Hefiin and Superintendent of Educa- tion I. W. Hill. Among other things the subject of local taxation for school purposes will be presented
 A quiet home wedding was solemn ized yesterday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the brides father, J. M T. Turner. Edward l.. Colour and Mrs Lizzie Bell Guy were the contracting parties The ceremony was performed by Judge J. B. Lyons and only few friends were present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02
HARTsELLE NEWS.

Hartselle. Sept. 1.-(special.)-Mrs S. L. and R. L. Shorville and chill dren who have been spending the summer at Holmes Gap, have return. ed.
 Kill " Fite after taking long va cation at his home in Hamilton, has come back to assume his duties in tho school at this place.
 J. B. BritneIl is improving from . spell of sickness.
 Miss Addie Britnell and Willie Will jams, after an extended stay at Holmes Gap have returned.
 T. R. Ryan who has been suffering from rheumatism for a number of years Is recovering nicely from an operation recently performed.
 E. L. Dodson passed through this morning on his way to Valhermosa Springs. where he goes to begin teach ing Monday. < ~~-*-s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-02
"sHELTER" AT FLORENCE.
Piece of PhiIanthrOphy On Part Of
 Salvation Army

Florence. Sept. Especial. )-The
 Salvation Army, which Is doing a splendid work in Florence. has decid- ed to establish Shelter" here, where
 bed and bath can be had for ten cents. The shelter will be located in the Union Block, on Tennessee and Wood Avenue and the Army officials
 expect to have it in operation by Cc- tober Is. This evening a free Ice cream supper was given by the Army at their tent on Tennessee street and
 hundreds of poor people eJoyed the treat.
 Miss Sarah Hooper. who for sew eral years past has been one of the faculty of the R. M. Patton school, has rendered her resignation to the city board of education. having accept ed a position in the city schools of Douglas, Arizano. The board has not yet elected her successor. The city
 schools will open on September IS. The death of Mrs. Emily Posey, which occurred early in the week. is reported from Lexington. this county. The de- ceased was the wife of Rev. F. C..
 Posey a prominent Baptist minister. She was an estimable Christian wo- man and her death brought sorrow
 to host of friends