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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
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Ter meiner 8ebrdhen turirt. 6aron
tirt bon iebem gpotbefer; preis SOC
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
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mir poS Sbit bini9er hobcn mo
braud1en oam nid,t mehr 50 bic
81 Itir elm Yah slspIel an bcSanlen.
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ben gepilaHsi. Sn Elm paar 5ahren
miro es IN unicrer Ieseno snni
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meineS SdluoserS be9Ititete he.
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beitenS sesriiBt. SIS lit oieies mel
lie critic Gorrciponoen5. lueld)e III,
auf 9gunidl ocS 6erouSsebers cir
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franf. Nm idmmtidoc seier Der rGns
refo Bolt" beIten 6ruB.
Satob Bafer, iana.
Sona Kate. 2. 2.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
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Walln Wallo, |. Snni.
an meinem Iesteu Aerid,t IN
Rummer s Der yGureto Qpit4 ioa
eS uidt GhriIina, Ionoeru Sbriition
Sung heiBen.- geBte Bod1e hots
ten Slpei @bincIcn 5treit lpesen eli
mem @bineien Nldod)cn befommen.
Giner oapou Sos ieinen 5d)ieBprisel
NIB IhpB oui ieinen 6esner. troi
i'm ober ni,ht sut; Der Oeripuaoete
eriT bieroli Su Ieinem Haiiermeher
nno bradlte ieiuem Sesuer 5Gnitt
munoen am Salie uno an Der HoIe
bel. Der nlIp borbierte Sbineie CAB
oaroni in boiler ggutb eineu 3lpeiten
SduB ob, Der ietnen Se9ner tonl
niebernrefte. Der Di6roer iuuroc
IoeIeid1 perboItet uno noh otm
6oSptol perbra6t; bod luiro ali
ieinem auItommen seslpeiielt.- Sa.
fob giiefer seoentt uddlite Wod,C
nad DoItIano, Oregon. 3u reiIen
INN IidD bic 2Iusiteluns on8uiebcu
uno au eleid1er 3eit Der @oasre'
sationaliiten Goniercns beilpohnen
wiro.- 6crr .. Dormeier mar
9eIiern and bier bei inns ouI BEN
2ano, aber anItntt beiudSbalbcr
mubte err orbeiten. onB er idpiste.
Gr lpiro ipobI Id1merIid1 ruieocr
fommen.- Die 8iteruns 1T i'm.
mer 10 Sirnli6 Ih0n; beutc bobcl
mir gum 3tueiten WtaIe in oieIcnl
Sabr ben Domer oernommen
6rub M ale meme Sreunoe nnr
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
4oeesalo6en.

gtm 0lontas Ysorgcn ben II. SUM
ltarb i'm 6eim ibrer Stern, 6err
mo 1Srou 5reo 9tcBer. Die 10 Sabre
aIte anna 81. 4sBer. 0ae ianec
NldodJen erfrontte Anion9S uldra
on Der @rippe, po3u Iidl ndh pier
Wonen Der SpphuS 5u9eielIie, OH
ocIien SoIaeu ooS hoIimnaSuoIle
Rino itarb. Dos 9csrGbnib fnno
9cItern Rod,mttta9 Der Oeut.
id)en Iutberiiden &lrdle Gus mad,
lntheriid,en airhboi itatt. 6err Pa.
tor Reinbarot Ieitete Die Srauer
ceremonic. Den iieIhetriibten GItern
mier inni9ItsS 9eiIeio .
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
Niaspiew.

PIN gierten Sali iinoet 5ierielbii
eiue srobortise Seier itott, beitebeno
aus emcm groBcn 9ifnif. Cans.
oersniiscub Selfreoen in oeniid,er
NIB cnslidler Sprode, ale Sortcn
rntcrboItunsen ii. 10. am abeno
piro Elm brillonieS Se,erpert abse
bronur lperccn. 2ommt ale nod,
6iasuicm nno 5br lueroet cine cute
3eit oerlebcn.
aim DonnerStng ben p. 5uui
miro in bieiiscr tolbcIiid)en aigdle
oos bohe acknowledgements, Set mil
prDseTion uno l3 Itiinoi9em 6ebe'
geieiert ,ueroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
2naeIamfen.

Muf meinrr Karin, Is Ntcileil OF
lid, 0 @uretoo, an II. Dtoi 3
pierpe. udmlidl: l braunc Stute. =
Sahre alt, hat einen Stern mno ole
slpei bintcrn SiiBe loeiB;l brouner
sgaaado, 2 Sabre alt, hot eincn
etern uno Der lintc 6interiuB weiB;
4 brorue 5hute, l Sohr oIt. hat ei
nen Steru oui Der Stirn uno Die
s,uei Siu;eriiBe wcib.
Der Gisentbumer falrn oisIeIbe
seoeu ee5oblung Der %llntoiten mo
pieie gn3cige.@ cbHbr bel mir 5uriif
ncbmen,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
0erIaM9t.

8srt6uier uub gsrtdufsrinueu in oieieu
unb benz ~ansreu;snOem Serritorium, nm
bas gaboleIale department. uon eiuem alt
etablirtm Commercial Saus BON suten
iuousieasm Stonbs, 81 reprdiontirsn uni
bstannt su MAIDEN. Stable 0aare. @ebal
SO. so per Gag, pOdsntli9e 8ssabluns ; mi
alien anoeren aussaben pom Souptquor,
there aus. gisrb unb sussp seseben wenr
nctbpenb,s. g8ir beiorssH uues. Slnitel
luna 1T gut uuo fir ldussre 3sit. aOreiiire
Iae Columbia Sonis, $50 ROnOn SOIs
CHICAGO, 81,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
ltcberarbettete 0er,onem

mro ioIdle, Die an HheumottSmus,
5d)pdhe, 9lut. ooer geroenit6run.
gen, Observation-Disclosures II. leis
ben. iouten Yuihturo nebmen. IS lit
~hcutSutose ~mbeoin9t oas bette fir
oieie Gronfbeiten, pie audi fir Ners
peuerif0pirE9, Sdloiioiiateit uno
1iaoenleioen. 9eriud)c es, Sn YIpo'
tbeten Al buben
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14
Gin frisaenOer 1oO.

9lutuerSiitun9 triedlt berouf 9e9en
oas SerS. Sco uerurIodleno. ). s.
5tcarnS, Belle blaine, Diiun., id1reibi
ooB ein Sreumo feline 6ano Iiirdters
lid b~sidlSpiate. nGo lie id1moll ais
oh lie ueroiItet nGre. 9udIens glrnis
ca Salbe 3os ooS Slit beronS, beilte
Die Wunoe, mo rettete iciu cebcn.
9eites in Der 9elt iiir 9ranomm.
ben uno Geihpiirre. 25c in ieoer
Npotbefe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

EroB Der Attiuiidt SelUiNer lucitli.
d,sr StaatSmdmcr siebt cS inner
nod i'm BeItcn cine sctualti9c
DlaIIe pom nialt bebautem sonoe.
Dem 6immei lei Dont, oab unier
sano 10 auSseoehnt lit. iGnit tpdre
es id,on dis all Deu IcBten 6eBen
aeiioblen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Die erenScnloie llnperidldmtbcit.
mil ,peid)er Der 5leiIftruf oaS
pnblifum ouSbeutet, peronInBte
IeibIt Den 4nnoeSIenntor SLtins 3nr
Ipisc;.oen acnBerms: sGS idleini
mirflicb, OaB 5br 2eutc ole bic
Dorteile mo uidnt cine Der piIihten
Der auscmeinea 9ef5rDeruuss.Se
IenIhon bobt."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

MiTIen DEM 3 ricniacn. pie IL ralt'
OnS artbcil ilbsr etaen Nlenlden
fprea,en. lpGs ooS liz ta eilisO Nten
lhea heiuaIih nuteflpslit, an tllAi
rsiBt nno nrbeites. bio eC tdtster ani,
ten msn GEen seisl!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

.5obn DuIlotb uon Sopo mar
giontoe umo Dienstos III Gurctn.
Gr pertritt Die Sniernaiicnal Sor'
periter so. NIB Iprah lid iebr be
Irieoiseno iiber oen 8eid,ditssons
ats.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

@Ieid)ricl, oh CT sum Ilorincmi.
niIter DOrr gum SererolonpaIt Ct
nnunt rperoen miro. Charles ! 20
naporte, Der belpdbrte uno a59reii
be GipiIpienTireiormer piro oer
GGlycden oler 9eamtens uuo gu
reantraten GIiquen wercen, pie III
cinem opsr nem onoeren Gcparte
ment Sbr llnipeIcn treiben. lm met
item bdilen mir Dem Warineminiite
rnm cine sriinDIid1e 3nnsreiEi
sputa ACCOUNT. Eos Dor ben Slot
ienoepartemcntS @Iiquen an SdIer
be8nngens id1orre 9erbred'en il
nod nid,t seIiihnt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

20. INN ii aadl Der neutldlC
Qrcnprins ais aliidlid'er Gbeaaite
inter 1ad, ano Sodl scbradlt
wenn er Ieinem 9aier nod'etiert,
oanu .ueroem Die 2eutid,cn iinscn
.t0mem:
.gieb' 0atcrlano maalt rubig lein.-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Grobeben baden III Den legtcn
7neen II ueridliecenen EeiIem mn
Ierrs gIorctcn itoitseIuncen. Die
cite GrDe bat pieoer einmaI nnd)I
nradIid III Grimeame sebrodit,
riB bic Ge'paIien III ihrcm 5nneren
ciamaI Der aanscn menidlIidlcn
9raaifcm5Die Gin Enoe mad)clI
lDerocn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Tie 3eit Der Io5iolpolitiI6en Ran
neoieBerci uno FiirrpiBisen 9ierbont.
reOner lit SOFT lei Dnnt oorbei. GS
piro nidt mebr fIue s~eSprod)cn,
Ionpern tpeiIe sebonbeii, nid1ts onis
@ernibepCbl berumsereoet, Ioncern
IpTiemgercdt uno SieIbe puBt or9a
niiirt. Die IpSiolpoIitiih en Sroaen
babem IN ben 6nlcn Der WiIien'
Id,oFten nno pnvIomente oos Gd)o
aelumocn, oas BlnIhe in 6ano-
Iunaen, III iboifrdItiae Wirtlihteii
nmIest. GS lit Der tppiItle YerIani
oler erpBen 5Oeen, lic Ieben cir am
@dsreibiilf Der PhiIoiopben unn
Dibter. nsbmen ibren gDeg iiber
etraBcn unb g.drtte, iiber pOIiii'
Id,c ycrIammlnnsen nno ositatori,
Ed,e gereine, iiber preiic mn politi'
gde Nbetorit, brinsem m bic 9aibei
Der unp parIumente. bis lie 5aIeBl
Sic frBnenbe Gonftipnirung feiteue
Der lo5iaIpoItilhen uerbiinoeten
w,dd,te empfangen. nno iiber per
Ginoonaspiorie pes Eempcls, Der
Sen ueit ouiTteigenoen Bes Front,
steht pas uerheiBnnaSpoae Mort
nsioIer Triepe. 6pfentlib iolro
ou6 BAH bic 3sit oes politild1el'
SriepcnS o~nbred,cn, Dos ipo''e
@oH
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Die gnfien taueen u einmaI 3ur
Gee nidts, 10 Ioutet tpieoer ooe ur
ibeil Derienigen, Die betanntlidl has
Gras patien b5ren. BON 5d,Iadl.
iemuneIit sIeid1 pen 5dIub 8iebcp
al molen, BOB HuBIano iiberboupt
nidjt bos 3clIs sur Secmnd1t III iitl
babe lit iehr oerfebrt. SIt oenn idol
bepieicn. ruic cine unocre SeemadlS,
4. y. GneIano ODER Die 9ereini9tcn
5toaien. NIT ben Sopanern iertic
wiIroe, mn oieiea 6elbcn, Die 9alt'
onbsreS seartet ais Die WeiBen. nod
ihrem eeben noh rpeni8er iu iro9en
Id)cincn, ais Der anI v9iSmet" ihwo
ren6er 1lrte2 glit seuten, pie 3uoem
eeboreue 5eeleute 81 ieiu id)eiuen ?
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-06-14

Ter 3inoerto9, weIder in Der
biei9en Bopiiiten airfe abgebaIten
puroe, 1T gut onsaefalen uto NOR
lie airbe 9eor5nst bon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28
THE WILLIAMS TRIAL
uH.AYER OF STATE SENATOR HIPP
 IN COURT.
Securing Jury Proves Dificult PrOpo- a1tfon--Big Legal Battle Prom tSed--Case is Proceeding
 Very Slowly.

Cullman, May 27.--(Specfai. )-The special term of Circuit Court called to try John Williams for the murder of the late Senator R. L. Hipp, and the assault upon Deputy Sheriff J. II. Dun lap. reconvened this morning with Judge D. W. Speake presiding.
 The entire morning was consumed with the selection of a jury which was a difficult proposition. The entire eighty jurors summoned to appear were gone over and still twelve competent ones could not be found. Three men were selected from tfie audience and the required number that will decide the fate of John Williams was enrolled. They are all from the country and from different portions of the County. They are all good. sturdy men and it Is gen eralIy believed. entirely free from pre- 5udice and will render fair and im- partial verdict.
 About 100 witnesses were sworn and they are pretty evenly divided on both aiGgs.
 The case promises to be big legal battle with odds somewhat in favor of the prosecution.
 The mill seems to grind pretty slow ly, each side proceeding with the ut- most caution. If no greater progress z sfsA made than heretofore more than a week will be consumed in the trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28

who came to Montgomery yesterday afternoon for the truanta.
 The little fellows did not seem to feel bad about going back and ap- peared to treat their escapade with indifference.
 For several hours before the time of the departure of the train for Sel- ma, the boys. and IF years old re- spectively. played together in child ish fashion in one of the big assembly rooms of the police station. Two ve- locipedes, found among the lot of un- claimed property stored in the room were gotten out and put into service. With tireless energy. the boys rode around and around the room while their faces beamed with pleasure and their happiness found vent in peala of daughters that burst from their lips.
 they were taken charge of by the police differed widely from the truth. Young Holmes asserted that he had left the home of his cousin. near Pen- sacoIa because his guardian wanted him to plough too much. Little g. year-old Frank McDugall said that his father had heartlessly gone away and left him alone at Selma and that he had come to Montgomery to find him.
 Mrs. Libby who lives at Highland Park read the pitlful story of the boys in The Advertiser yesterday and was interested in their behalf on &C., count of the fact that she had at one time been yoeng Holmes Sunday School teacher in Pensacola. She in- terested the members of the Young Women's Society of the Court Street Methodist Church and the charitable women at once went to see the lit- tie boys in their cell at the city prls- on and gave them. some clean cloth- ing The clean linen was most ac- ceptable as the truants had come from Selma to Montgomery in coal car
 Officer Barker said that he thought some one had aided the boys in mak- ing their escape and the Selma police are looking into the case with a view of punishing the person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28
BULLOCK SHOE co. HAS NEW
 MANAGER, MIR. w. H. HAWLEY.
One of the Best Known Most Capable and Ex perienced Shoe Men in the Whole South.-
 Will Take Charge Monday.

W. H. Hawley a shoe man of wide reputation and sixteen years experience as a retail shoe dealer, has been ap- pointed Manager of the Bullock Shoe Company. and will assume his new du- ties tomorrow morning.
 MT. Hawley is North Carollnian by birth and comes from one of the oldest and most prominent families in that State. He has made Nashville, Tenn, during the greater part of which time he has been manager of the shoe de- partment for the largest and most ex- elusive retail store in that city.
 Mir. Hawley Is personally acquainted with all the leading shoe manufactur- CTS of America, going direct 10 the fac tories twice year to purchase goods. In addition to his thorough knowledge and wide experience In the shoe busi- ness, he Is of pleasant, agreeable man. ners, and has a large circle of friends In Nashville, possessing such agreeable traits as will undoubtedly enable him to very soon become a popular member of the social and business world of Montgomery.
 MT. Hawley has a family, and Mrs. Hawley will come to Montgomery to join him within a few days. He Is young man, but is a hustler in every sense of the world, and with his pro- gressive ideas and modern business methods, his coming to Montgomery is not only a fortunate move for himself, but will mean a great deal for the Bull lock Choe Company.
 The Bullock Shoe Company undoubt- edly enjoys the largest retail shoe business in Alabama. and. under the guidance of MT. Hawley's experienced
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28
ANNISTON GETS CAMP
THIRD REGIMENT WILL HAVE
 PRACTICE THERE.
Capital of Calhoun Made Better Hid Than Montgomery and Governor Issues Order, at Request
 of Colonel MckIerOy.

The 3rd regiment of the Alabama National Guard, commanded by Col. w. H. McKleroy, will go into camp in Anniston on June 15.
 There was sharp competition between Montgomery and Anniston, but the capital of Calhoun made the best bid and got the camp.
 Governor Jelks at Colonel McKleroy's request, ordered the camp and yester- day the order was issued by the Adju- General as follows :
 Montgomery, May 27th, 1905. General Orders No. 9.
 "1. The 3rd Regiment infantry, A. N G., Col. W. H. McKleroy command ing, ,~fs hereby ordered into active ser vice of the State for the purpose of per fecting 1t in military discipline and drill; and will go into camp at Annis- ton. Ala, on Thursday, June 18th, 1905. "2. The attention of company com manders is hereby called to General Order No. 10, which will be rigidly en- forced. The State will not be respon- sible for any bills for any purpose whatsoever, over and above the sums allowed by law.
 "3 The Quartermaster-Gen will furnish transportation to company commanders. He will also furnish schedules of their departure from home stations, together with routes of travel By command of the Governor,
 "William W. Brandon,
 "Adjutant-General."
 The first intimation that the officers of the regiment had decided upon An niston as the place for the summer camp came in telegram to the Gov ernor from Lieutenant-Cofonel Il. E. Kennedy of Birmingham, requesting that Anniston be designated as the camp site. The telegram was sent, 1t Is understood, by direction of Colonel McKleroy, who Is in Mobile attending the convention of Alabama bankers.
 At the Capitol yesterday it was said that no definite action has been taken as to the camp site of the End lntantry, although 1t is believed the regiment will camp in Montgomery. The date for the beginning of the 2nd regiment encampment Is July Is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28
The Fourth National Bank

High School having the highest aver age in English for the year; the Ges- ner Williams prize to be awarded to that member of '06 obtaining the high est average in attendance, neatness and department; the Breitling prize, to be awarded to that member of '07 obtain ing the highest average in studies, and the prizes offered by Miss Margaret Booth for excellent attendance In her room, and to the one obtaining the highest average in her spelling class.
 The principal feature of the evening program will be the address by Terry Richardson of Montgomery.
 The class day program. as arranged by Miss Margaret Booth, principal of the High School. will be as follows:
 Song. Class Of 'o5: Words of Welcome by the president. Miss Sadie Newhouse; Roll Call and Minutes, by the secretary, Miss Willye Jones; Song. Class. words by Miss Sadie Newhouse; History of 'e5. Sigmond Long. Class Historian; Solo, Miss Edwina McCarty. Class '04; Class Poem, Miss Nell Coats; Song. Class; Class Prophecy, Miss Corinne Funkenstein; Song. Class. words by King Wolf; Aud Lang Syne. Class; Song, Glass of '06, words by Miss Sadie Garber.
 The officers and members of the grad uating class are Miss Sadie Newhouse, President; Miss Corinne Funkenstein, Vice President; Miss Willye Jones, Sec retary and Treasurer; Miss Nell Coats, Sigmond Long and John King Woolf. Following are the honorary members: Colonel George A. Corish, U. S. A; Hon. M. Ely. Henry W. Hayden, w. S. Prout, Miss Taylor. Miss Pegues, Miss Booth.
 Class motto-"Hitch Your Wagon to a Star"
 Class colors-White and green.
 Class flower-Sweet pea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28

mana, the business will no doubt con- tinue to grow very rapidly.
 The Bullock Shoe Comfany is one of the healthiest, most vigorous and pro- gressive of Montgomery's retail insti- tutionsr It enjoys a phenomenal pa tronage. and controls such representa- i've lines of shoes as those of Hanan & Sons, Ncttleton, Just Wright" for men and youths; Wickert & Gardiner, Drew, Selby & Co.,. Charles w. Strohbeck, and Dorothy Dodd for ladies and misses; H. W. Merriam & Co, John c. Couts & Co, and other makes of children's shoes.
 Six competent and experienced shoe salesmen are employed, who thorough ly understand the art of fitting shoes. With the Headings lines of shoes mem toned the strong force of sales peo- pie, together with the desirable loca- ton of the store on Dexter Avenue, and under Mir. Hawleys progressive methods of selling and shrewdness in buying, there Is every reason to believe that the business will not only con- tinue in the lead but will go forward even more rapidly than in the past.
 MT. Hawley. with the following well-known young gentlemen consti- tute the selling force of the Bullock Shoe Company:
 Cleveland Fulenwiders
 Ralph c. Mattison,
 H. T. Lokey.
 W. T. Chandler, IT,,
 D. R. Mcbride.
 w. E. Fleming. who is a lifelong Montgomerian. and who Is we'll and favorably known to nearly every one in the county, will continue as Secre- tary and Treasurer of the Company, and in charge of the office and and fi- nances of the business. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28
AWARDS A CONTRACT
MAIN BUILDING OF THE SCHOOL
 FOR NEGROES.
State Will Expend $14,925 in Replacing Structure Destroyed by Fire,
 Commencement Exercises In Open Air,

The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School for Negroes on South Jackson Street, yesterday awarded a contract for the construction of q main building for the school to cost $14925.
 The main building of the school, 1t will be remembered, was destroyed by fire December 13, 1904 Since that time the 1000 or more negro pupils have been taught in improvised class rooms
 For some time the Executive Com mittee of the Board of Trustees, con- sisting of Rev. Neal L. Anderson, D. D., Col w. B. Jones and Hon. J. K. Jack son, has been considering plans for the erection of a building of sufficient ca- pacity to meet the requirements of the institution.
 The plans and specifications of the contract awarded yesterday to Mont gomery contractor provide for two- story brick building with ample base ment The old building was a frame structure. The new building is to con- sist of twelve rooms, including an au- ditorium, and 1t Is to be equipped l throughout with electric lights. elec- tric call bells and other modern de- vices and appliances The contract stipulates that 1t is to be completed and ready for occupancy by October 1st, before the scholastic year begins. The contract for the heating appara- tus In the new building has not yet been awarded. The Executive Commit tee will consider bids next week for supplying the heating apparatus.
 Notwithstanding the obstacles in the path of the school, the fire and its re- sulting conditions. Prof. w. B. Paterson, the Principal with his characteristic Scotch energy redoubled his efforts, inspiring his faculty and pupils until 1t Is said that the work of the school during the scholastic year just closing will compare favorably with previous years.
 Monday morning the friends of the school will witness the remarkable spectable of commencement exercises held in the open air. The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock on the school grounds. The loss of the chapel hall by fire made it necessary to hold the exer- cises in the open, as there is no room on the grounds large enough to ac- | commodate great crowd. There will be twcnty-two graduates.
 The commencement sermon of the | school for negroes will be preached at II o'clock this morning at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church by Rev. E. E.
 Scott of the Congregational Church for negroes,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28

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