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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

INA StN ptsLlte q Ia COS iheTa
laS 6 Inca de tranpias s,gtrucc,n', esia
sssts .,,sst z. t,os esa do
-slaI 4 Dspntadn Condestable', Joe
slaA~ick, fue comisionado para Lrt d
notlflcarie I'm mexicano que como
no pagaba Ia renta de Ia casa EN-
que viva, Que &c podfa ir d echar
pulgaH otra parte. Cuando cI en-
pleado entr6 al patio del mexIcano,
este 10 'hcnslll6" tn 'hull dog. 81
gliiendo una lncha entre el hombre y
Ia bestia que termin6 con Ia mordida
del empleado, y sus vestidos desga-
rrados, y Ia muerte del perro.
--Jesds Barra va constrIIir una
casa en- Ia Gale de San Saba.
-E. Cara va q constriir una ca.
sg Ell Ia Gale de Colima.
q. Treyifio ha sido condenado 4
pagar una multa de $25 por rijoso.
-Flllberto Treviho ha sldo conde.
nndo q treinta dfas dc prisIon en- Ia
carcel del condado. por robo dc Gin
cueHta Desos.
-FNlsto Simon ha sido cnndena-
do q pagar Glen pesos dc mulla pcy
portar armas prohibIdas.
--El sefIor Don Jer0nlmu Perales,
Secretario particular del DR.. plutarco
Ornelas, Consul General dc Mexico en-
San Francisco, California, SO lialla eli
San Antonio por motives de salud. Dc.
seatnos el prontp restableclmIento de
nuesti0 amigo.
Han pedldo permiso para casarse
Francisco Mancha y Margarita Zava.
Ia, A. Harga y a. 81. Baker.
EngenIo Escobedo, de II amos dc
edad, murI6 elIunes dltimo Ell Ia re.
|sidcncla de sus padres, 326 Santa Rosa
Ave,
"A Jose Flores en- un pleito ic die
Koruna herlda grande EN- la cabeza.
Fue llegado 4 su casa, sta Ell las ca
| lies Tamplc0 y San Marcos Sur.
Santiago pcralcs fu& atropelladc
el sabado tltimo por un automovIl, on
Ia esqnlna de Las Gales Comerclo " So
ledad, quebfandose una plcfHn.
| -~El Auditor del COndadO, Mr.. Wig
gins, Sc ha ylsto inyadIdo por un ejer.
cito dc acreedores del Condado, al grt
do dc poncr en- Ia otIciha un tlependIei
to pagador extra. Solo los tratajado
res en- 81 eamldo dc Goiiad, presenta
ron una cuenia dc sOl0.4O por el me
de Octnbre
--tIoy, nueyc de Soyiembfe, habri
| un gran injecting" pmbiico en- el Bee
4 thoven IIalla favor de la candidatu
ra do los comJslonadps de polJcia y d
bomberos, DR.. Fred. Terrell, tius, A
Mauermann silva IIeiman
!, .-iIan pedldo permis0 para casArs
J. Ifcnco Esqulvel Rosa I6pez.
I'll Gran Jnrado fa alberto su ps
rfodo dc trabaJ0s cRimlualistas.
. Joaquin Casas vendlo 4 AntonI
. Tfeyifio nn terrenu situadu por elrnI
DO de Ia Mission dc san Juan, sietc M
Has nj Sur de la Ciudaa, en- sits
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

pV jtievea 3 I da l0viS abFas alltcl0
en- san antonio, - e l4asal1 3.
;Hntxler Robin lnl d T. IN d.
como sksS III jaricIiCaS una dc iAA prime
:yns fiIiiIniiorAs Isl 4 de SAN Anton3o, !, en-
an resid denfsia 123 fl0ttE .ntet0s 8e.S& q
flssSues do unn breye enkermed u
- sonora RObin muri0 81 - p
dad de GS niios. Naci0 en- atteae aexe!A. I
sen u = Sse:eia. Vino q Sa1 kntonl0
tel afio de 1876. Sus esE,psp, el ~
nor Robin, falleei6 hace linos sels
iuhos Per mucho os nos two unA pa-
snaderfn ON In esqnina de las ca
lies Laredo Norte y West ltntastp
Mas turde SO dedlc6 d negoGiaht9 ae
gullado menor, en- 10 que tuyo I,1u gA '.
gran exito. fernando llnn fortuna de
:consitl leraci On.
d La sefiora Robin fue TniemhT0 de
In iElesEl Gat6llca " fue muy nle0
cor. pcila por sus ohras caritatiyAs
s,i car 4.eter deyotamente cristtan
I.e EObreviven sl heIqnRno, Anton
Hutaler; una herinana, Ia Hefiorn y.
Heinz. y octo hijos, Martin. Robin
san AntonIO; Lliisa X. CardenAs, 3al
ltiiIo; Eugenio Robin. LOS AuGelAs
Luis ROBIN, san Antonio; MARY Arand
lem. Montarrey, Mex; Sra. Josef
I mn Meciiler, Devine; Sra. E1geniG
Grand jean, San Antonio; y Behopa
Adela Carle. Snn Antonio. So
II El funeral Sc verified el Tternsa
Edel presenta q las cuatrO de 10 tar
Irde. Ell el Pante0n de san Fernanno
/ ri entierro estuvo Rumamente concu
Irrido las ofFendas florales inuchfsi
mus. lbs cargadores ftieron los Sc
lTores joan NJ. Oussett. Ulises Grand
Jean. Jean Ducos. Peter Geye, II a
i flboI,a lake Rllnke rs 5fafss Il - n
EnViamos nnestra cordial condolen
.teiI d IL familia de In Sra, Hutaler
\ iiRobin, tnuy especialmente al sedo
4 .llngeniero Felipe Cardenas y a 81
lcssnosn In seiicra Luisa Robin de ca
Idellas. de snltiilo, hija de Ia finadt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
JESUS MORENO bAsrIMApo.

I'm muchacho mexicano de amos IA
amos do edad, llamado tesns Moreno
fu8 encoBtrado en- ioa rieies dol fcrrd~
carril Aransas Pass, entire las cstaclo.
ues de Normanna y Pebtus, el soils de
Soyiembre en- la mafiana. Tonfa ya.
rios guipes Ell Ia cabeaa y estaha sit,
sentido, 10 que ha hecho que no SO ten
gan detaIles del accidente que sufFl6.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

UTRO REGAI,O. - In persona que
nos romita dos pesos por in ufio de
siiscrlnel0n al KEGIDOH reeibira, 81
nsi 10 desea, como reEaio, sti hor6s-
eopo. fielmente impreso, en- al cual
,>>zra nu pasadoprcsente y future. ga
rantiEnndo thl exactltrd, que SO de-
volvera ei pago de IL suseripci6n q
IA persona que conolenzudamcnte olga
que no 10 atInamos. Para ob,ener
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
AzAIfAREs.

tsn "Pinyiosiila", Ia po6tica t,,..
ind do ortDaipg cantada por ei gran
noypitstn y gran poeta cDrdobeB. RAJ
fitnl DelRado. 50 enidaafdn pr6xinta.. :.
.ntntc, ron los dutces laz0s tle flIme-
moo, 81 Rsiior Prof I.,lis n, Sherweij.
Director dc lg Escdeia Cantonai do q.
fi1lba. con Ia spiIprIia Huadalppc
Bessy. psseaInUs q Ia jogfn parejn
una fellcidad duradafa. I3l Sir. Siiey
well hs iiiio do los macstT0s imia es.
clareciaoa quo ha prpductiu fa Es.
Giieia Sormna de Jaiapa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

este hlt'mo regaIo. SO necesita epysu(
el nombre. Ia fcclla 80; lila, MORT ).
no Ell que nact6 el intereaado.
H pago on moneda mexicana, sera
H2o por Ia suscripcton dc TN aho.
Dirfjanae d PABLO CRGz, 2O5 s.
Laredo St, San Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
El sehor Enrique Reyes sii capo-
81 Ia sonora Luisa Castro de Reyes,
lie Moncloya. Mexico, estdn dc paseo
en- san Antonio.
El seEor Maruianda regres6 nj Con
dado de Zapatn 81 dla T.. despues lie
tina corta permanniicia aqui.
Han Pisitado las Oficinas del Regi-
dor con el objeto dc pagan s,I subs-
cripci0n. los senore8 Juan ratuCiie,
Guadalupe Alynrado, +. r. p@iiila.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
MADAME CARA RESTAURANT

In seiiora Juanita, Mrntes. popular
mente conocita con el nolnbrc de Ma
dame Cara. ha alberto nuevamen-
tc su famOso Restaurant en- Gg3. Ca
lilo Doloroaa, cercn de su antique III
gar, on donde servird ios eyGuisitos
nlanjares mexicanos que In han he
cho tan celebre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

dc patfiofasE, slegt, z

Ii HSl5lst5 5AtfIO1tt& slGfs1ta ti+JI 2ae
ria ell Iic0 de Noviambre, fiesF les
de lin stterro 99fse seis mos. tina
gran ltitnd 70 ssraba en- Ia es-
tacl6n ue 10 sa1ud0 sseess gran entii-
slaano 10 escolt6 q trayAs de In
CiudadH Hcantando In MafseiIeaa.
Ell (sobierno de VenezueIa ma en-
ylado % Gubierno dc los Estados u
nidos, lina nota en- que da una sa-
tisfaces6n q Francin por In conducta
que el Presidente Castro la obseryn-
do corr 81 representante frances en-
f;anasss,
EnSIas eIecciones para Mayor de la
Ciudad de Nuesa York, sali6 reelecto
ell Mayor GeoTge B. Mcclellan, Demo
crata, derrotando q Willlamt Randolph
Hearts, eli candidate tle la aMnnicipal
ownership" u q w. Il. Twins, el candi-
dato republicano. William Trayers
Jerome, District Attorney" dc Ia
Ciudad de Nueya York sali0 reelecto
por una gran mayoria, por el yoto in
dependents.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
M..,A1aa ~ -.

NAVA.tAs de fantasia con fttss-.
los. Belleza Incompatible, acafu eu.
promo, I'm reitpio v dos liojaa tf 90
pns rctratos Y trss llotAs Sf.g0. DIRT.
intise 4 f. O. Torres, 31S S. laredo
~, San Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
fszra r,nrnr y x,nnsainaninn

tome ana miSa a del Ail1ueat0 del ti,zsdo todsa
la3 Eoehes snleS dc acostaYse. III ropIro HsKD.
lstiof Ramon 10 saniIuIstrs ca fofBa dc pofsu
aRtsdabit ~ talsdaf. te tehIeo IS cetaYos, y
aisto sesieito - an sstisfece.
Da vetata en- u HosicA def Leon, de
3. 4. Chaps, ssn AnA0nio, TEXAS,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
SIR GEoRaE WILLIAMs.

SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS. ).
Association de J0yenes Cristianos",
CYoung Mems Christian Associatton), /,
~ Presidenie en- Londres da la sorIe--
dts-.. por veihte ahos, mnrl0 ei de
Noyiembre. Nncl6 en- 1921
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
Nt,rIGtAa DRNvEs.

N0rICtAa DRNvFs.
4, 4 m crS.sro de NOyiernbre soplO un
cicl6n. aGbre Id ciudAd de Mountain
View. TGrritorio dc OakIailOtna, ma
ltAndo g. Siete personals, hirlendo q
1R u caliBandO usllchOs nerjuiclos
las casas II al Eanado.
El Almirante InglGs, Principe
Luis dc BAtenburg0. al mando de UNA
eacuAdrn britanica, vista uctualmen
!te iDa EstadUB unidns. q
Aien6nia desea hacer I'm nuevo
5tratado comercial con los Estados u
ntdos 5.l
dos 0ficinles del eiercito america
NO han sldo contratados por el Go-
blerno como InBtrlictures militarRB pa
ra el eiencito chino, con sueldos de
siste mil pesos nnuales.
Contin1a an Aiemanin de sun mo
do alarmnnte, la tiareatin de carne.
LA tereess e fs,lni6n del Congreso
Pan Am Es1 celebradn pros
hables,si 81 & If IA Tres, In cnpi-
tai d. entina, dentro
dss
lrsti jilsE q lchaehos il-
sfSsi y a al Is siitantio iIno
isulif II. iikiS5 de a9s Ealiejones
10 stnp las niiics gri-
ees son
i s con unl
siDifiE ;lII aus cana.
llfD nh4aando
i
Aa. via
Ii 4 q de 10.
S 81 nal lisEnaio
~ - ~ s = 4
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

NaysJas de fdatasta con Ell resrato
de HidaJg0 y IL Rirgeu de uuatlalu-
pc. dirigitee d =. q. ToYres, 206 8.
LsEsdo ST.. Fan Antonio, Tsxaa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

.BAIITIZO.
lei tfa @ del corriente Sc bautlzo
EN- Ia Cs,telral de San Fernandp, Ia
nina Silseria Vasquez, apadrinando el
acto el seiior Juan AIendez La scfio
rita Conception Mendez.
Dsspues de In ceremonial religiosa ei
anceso fue ceIebradp en- In casa No,
I1g Galle Monterrey, residencia del Be
hor Vicente Yasquez. sehofa ca.
Iatmira B. de VaSqueZ, padres de IL nj
| iiita. con un esplendido refresco.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

saiido de VeracruG gran mi
nero de carpinteros bordo del ca
iionero 'VeracruZ', 4 TRAFALGAR en- el
TerritOrio lie Quintana Roo.
Tn agricuItor de aiapimf, Duran
go, ha pedldo In Secretarfa de Fo
mento una concession para aprove--
char las aguas del arroyo Fecuzuigo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

REHABILITATION DE ocTUBRE.
III Collector del Condaao, Paul ME-
erseheitit, eu su informe del mes
de octnbre. dice que In Tecauda acser
del mes de Ostubre Sue de $27. .6t0.87
caufr "a Sg3 II del lIIss1.a lIaels ssag
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09

Estoy tlispnesto "a perdonar ntuchaa
faltas en- I'm hombre que es bueno
con su mRlre
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-11-09
$ ~ ~ il Dis Ar

olson Squire j Tobfn 1 aenfss 4
IN la sernana pasa:ln nm So -
ls2 2oncarniente a la cot para ! !. eunte:
.liS lipHg de tranvtas s,gtruccc,6! Gar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
TENURE OF PosrMAsrERs.
Cortelyou Makes Announcement of Ad-
 mlnistration's Policy.

Washington, Oct. 18.--An important announcement of policy regarding the tenure of office of postmasters through out tho country was made today by Postmaster General Cortolyou. There have been recent publications to the effect that there had recently been changes in the policy governing the appointment of postmasters under re- spective classes which met with the statement that the reports were erron- eous.
 Postmaster General Cortelyou, when approached on the subject, said:
 'The policy regarding fourth class offices was announced in April last, namely. that incumbents will be re- tained during satisfactory service"
 Fourth class postfnasters are com missioned to hold ofices during the pleasure of the Postmaster General.
 In the matter of presidential off1ccs the postmaster general said:
 '"The case Is somewhat different as these appoIntmnts are made for fixed terms. In that class of offices, each case requiring action is considered and settled on the basis of what is deemed for the best interests of the service"
 Replying to further interrogatories on the general policy question and the possibility of changes, the Postmaster General added that no changes in the policy outlined are contemplated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

to a place where an old mall carrier died under what was regarded at the time as suspicious circumstances. Reaching inc scene Dr. Sanders could not And anything to throw light on the source of infection. The death was not from yellow fever and the mall man had not been thrown with anyoooy out of Pensacola or any other infected place, so far as could be ascertaineo.
 wstchsse All Sickness.
 There is TOW in castieberry only one case of fever and that Is the child Of the station agent. Tbis has not oe- yeIoped any of the characteristic symp- toms of the yellow fever. Arrange ments have been made for an immediate investigation of every case of any sort of fever that shows up in the future.
 Dr. Sanders said that in his presence the men arrested in Castleberry and put in iail at Evergreen, did not intimldate him or offer any threats. He said that after the arrest he heard that some threats were made against him. The three men who were arrested were charged with drunkenness and two or them are held on moro serious charges as they were required to make bonds in the sums Of s2oo and $500. They could not find bondsmen and are under stood to be still in custody.
 The mischief they are charged with was trying to break up the kitchen which was temporarily provided for the meals of the State Health Ofncer while In Castleberry. They are said to have run of his cook and tried to take charge of the whole rIace. The names of the men arrested are Roland Latham. Tom Davis and Deputy Sheriff Burlington.
 Burlington Is the town marshal of Castleberry and he is said to have been so drunk that 1t was impossible for or- der to be restored in the village Sunday of the disturbance. This made 1t nec- essary for Dr. Sanders to telegraph for assistance from sheriff w W. Pridgen at Evergreen. who went to CastIeberry on freight train an dput the three men under arrest. They were soon taken back to Evergreen and order was restored.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
CATHOLIC CHURCH EXTENSION.
Agreed that the Scope of the Plan VII
 he National.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-A preliminary ses- sion of the conference of prelates and priests of the Roman Catholic Church who are to help organize extension of the church in the South and West was held today at the residence of Archbish- op Quigley. The Archbishop presid- ed.
 It was decided to call the organiza- ton the extension society of the United States. The following officers were elected:
 President. the Rev. Francis Clement, Lapeer. Mich: Treasurer, W. J. Breen, Fort Wayne. Ind.
 The organization committee was au- thorized to name four vice-presidents later.
 It was agreed that the scope of the plan would be national and that home missions would be among the means necessary to aid priests in building churches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Refugees are Now Returning to Castle-
 hnrry

Castleberry. Oct. 1s.-(Special.)--T yellow fever situation remains uu- changed. There are no new cases nor any suspicious illness of any kind, and the people begin tc entertain the hope that the end is at hand.
 Some of those who left as soon as it was pronounced yellow fever have re- turned and others are waiting for the danger period to pass.
 Dr. Sanders went to Montgomery this morning and will not return here be- fore Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
EPIDEMIC OVER AT vICKsBURG.
Four Patients Under Treatment, and
 No New Cases Reported.

VieksburS, Miss. Oct. 1s.-With only four yellow fever patients under treat ment and no new cases during the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock p. m. today. the epidemic here Is re- garded as practically over.
 One new case was reported from the country today, where there are two cases under treatment. Surgeon Gui- teras of the MariHe Hospital Service Is confident that the fight has been won, but before returning home he urges all refugees to have all their houses fumigated so as to destroy all infected mosquitoes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
WILL FIGHT FOR CHILDREN.
Mrs. Grace Tagsart win Make struggle
 i'm the Courts.

Mrs. Grace TagBart VIII Make BRuBeI@
 i'm the Courts.
 Wooster Ohio. Oct. Is.--rhat Mra- Gracp TaETart will make a long fight for thg custody of her sons. Culver and Tiddles was made apparent tonight CaptAln Tay~ Tor. one of the attorneys for Mrs. .AF&Ekart. gave notice of appeal from Judge Eason's decision as to the custody of the boys and a bond of s4.oeo was furnished SC as to take the matter to the Circuit Court.
 The Ohio law, which gives child of 10 or over the right to select which parent he wants to live with. is to be made the basis of the appeal
 This action was hastened by Captain Tag- Rart sending word that he wanted Culver ready to leave with him tonight for Co., luubus, although he had not intended tak- ing the boy away until Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
ALABAMA AT DEPARTMENTS
Postmasters, Rural Routes and Car
 rierw--New Bank Authorized.

Piers--New Baak Authorized.
 Washington, Oct. 1S.-(Special. l--- William II. Pierce has been appointed postmaster at Petronia, Lowndes Coun- ty, vice Martha Walker, reslEned,
 Rural routes ordered established De- cember l5: Keener, Etowah County. route 8; population, 415; houses, e7; Reform. Pickens County. route ?. pop ulation 700. houses 175.
 James M. Baldwin appointed regu- lar Robert B. Jordan substitute rural carrier route l. at shelby
 The First National Bank of Attallas Ala authorized to begin business with O.oO0 capital |. M. Dyke. President; A Brown, vice-President; w. R. Law lev. Cashier. R. H. Watkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
NATcHEz CITIZENS ENTHUSIASTIC.
No New Cases Reported for ThIrty-six
 HOuFs.

Natchez. Miss. Oct. 1s.-As no new cases of yellow fever have been report ed for the past thirty-six hours, the Natchez citizens are enthusiastic, but the physicians in charge of the situa- tion are not convinced that the fight will be over until a big frost materi- alizes. Three of the young ladies who are in Chamberlain's sanitarium are re- garded as dangerously ill. There were no patients discharged this morning
 Warm weather continues and this Is one of the reasons for believing that new cases will develop. Summary:
 New cases, none; new fcci. none; total cases, 1s2; total foci, TO; deaths today. none; total deaths, 8; cases discharged today. none; cases under treatment. 25. focus cleared. one; total foci cleared, one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
CATHOLIC CONGRESS SENSATION.
James T. smith Accused of Nexieetinw
 Interest of Church.

Burlington, Iowa, Oct. 1s.-A sensa- ton developed at the Iowa Catholic Congress in session here today. In a speech before the Congress, Celestine J. Sullivan. late of the Philippines, de- nounced James T. Smith. a Catholic member of the Philippine commission, accusing Mir. Smith of working against Catholic educational interests in the Islands. The congress adopted reso- lutions asking President Roosevelt to recall Smith.
 Over 2,006 Catholics were present at the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
ahnf WIfe nnd FIimnelf. .

Washington. oct 1s.-Because she would not give up her soldier lover, Henry Everitt. a young white man. shot and killed his wife. Margaret. and then turned the pistol on himself in- fictins wounds from which he disd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
ONLY FIVE NEW CASES.
Epidemic Rapidly Ceasing Co Be Matt
 ter of Interest In New Orleans.


 The yellow fever is rapidly ceaslng to be an issue of interest now. With only five new cases and no deaths it looks to be only 8 question of few days when no more cases will be found and when that day arrives there will be genuine thanksgiving in the community. There are now only 114 cases under treatment and this num- Der will be rapidly reduced from now on.
 The affairs of the emergency hospi- tai are being rapidly wound up. but that makes not the slightest difference in the care and treatment of the few remaining patients. There are two or three patients there who are in a crit- teal condition and as long as their lives are in danger the institution will be kept under way for their benefit. The others will be sent to the charity hos pital as soon as they reach the conva- lescent stage
 The country cases were:
 A few of the infected points reported cases as follows:
 Kenner, new cases. 1 death; near Plattenville death; Patterson, new cases; near Lafayette. new cases: Cheniere Caminada. several cases, 2 deaths; Grand Isle, several new cases; Lake Providence, new cases; Baton Rouge, 1 suspicious case. For Mississippi:
 Vicksburg, 1 new case, outside city; Natchez, no new cases: Port Gibson, I new case, and Rosetta. 1 new case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
DECREASE AT PENSACOLA.
Eight New Cases and No Deaths the
 Report Yesterday.

The decreased number of new cases has been steady for an entire week now with the exception of Tuesday. It Is thought that several patients under treatment will expire within twelve hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
LITTLE ACTUAL FEVER.

steady Improvement in the Situation
 at New Orleans. New Orleans Oct iS-The steady i'm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
wEATHER roRECAsT.

Washington, Oct. 1S.--For Alabamn- Occasional showers Thursdsy and Fri- day, cooler Friday iu north portIons light to fresh winds becoming variable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

tcOntinaea oa Pase Eightl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-08-16

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ton the most successful curative for
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skin and scalp, including loss of hair,
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followed in the severer cases by a
dose of Cuticura Resolyent Pills, is
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