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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
Junta Local de instruction pd-
b|ica de San Lorenzo.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. va.
cantes en- esta municipalidad cnco es-
cuelas rurales, se hace pdblico por
medic del presente, para que los pro-
f'sores que deseen obtenerlas, prssen-
ten sus solictudes en Secretaris, acom-
psaadas del correspondence Certitica-
Do, en- ell plazo de diez dfas, que Sc
empezara contsr desde el en- que
aparezca la presente publication. San
Lorenzo, Octubre 20 de 1905. Luis
Mendfn, Presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

-Ss ha quemado un ranch6n y va
rios carros en- la hacienda <Busna-
ventura, perteneciente 4 nues!ro ami
60 don Vicente Pagan, en- Ia jurisdic.
ci6n dc Maysgasz, Las perdidas &c
calculan en- mil y pico de dollars.
-Ha reanudado su publication
el periodlquito csc oler de Yabucoa
School Journal, que redactan los niflos
do las escuslas dc aquel pueblo.
Saludamos afectuosamente al In,
tsnt!l colegs.
La iunta escolar do Yabucoa
gestiona el establecimiento de una
nueva escuela, pues unos Glen nifioi
han qusdado allf sin instruction., POI
no haber en- 10 localidad sufciente MI
nero de dichos planteles.
Una escuela rural en- CosmC
permanecs csrrada todavia, por falti
de maestro.
-Ee encuentra enfermo de alg1I
euidado en- Rio Piedras.don Luis Con
zGlez Cabrera. Anteayer fue obieto d.
una delicada opsraci6n quirdrgica.
-Passjeros salidos en- el varol
<Ponces para New York: ]. M. Lago
Teresa Cot, Gsorgina Cot, Luis Cast
y Soto, VIM. Wilson, Arthur Lon
gley, J Jacob Braassh, Arthur D. Ba
rrett, mr.. Smith, e. Palmieri, VIM
Korber, 1. D. Hatchell, H. M. Hop
/, kins, Harry Kaplan, G. T. Purdy
Thos. A. Hart, John. Mclean, Judg
j. R F. Savage, W. B. Smith, Ed
ward Fowler, James r. Anderson, E
Korbsr, Margarita Zieg'er, Isidro A
Col6o, Victoria Altisry, Micaela Ellis
Pedro Conception, MOI, errate Mer
cado, Eduardo Rodriguez Davila, Ra
fuela Rosa Pinero, Ana velardo, ia
mes w. Russell, Julio Cintr6n, Sal
vador BareS, Juana Colon Cells, Pc
tire Guzman, Tomas Nor tes r vera
Asunci6n Rivera, Andl es Tirado, A
Vargas, Ignscia Esturio SANCHEZ, o
Torres, Julio Valentin.
-E1 un desc flo de Cd. se-ball. cele
brado hace POGO en- Maysgu'z do
jugadores resultaron contusos, po
golpcs de bola.
La Discussion, de la Habans, re
produce la poesfs Paradigmas, dc nues
tro ilustre amigo don Salvador Brau
qus SO public6 On LA DEMoCRACIA.
-Por ssgunda vez, anoche, la
GALES mas centricas ds esta ciudac
quedaron sin luz, por rupturss ocurri
das en- ell dinamos de ls sociedad an6
nina sLuz Electrical,
Nos informan que Sc publicarl
un semanario bilingbs redactado po
los alumnos de 10 Escus.a Normal d.
Rio Piedras. Esta publication ser,
de caractsr cientfnco y litsrario.
Ell ayuntAmiento del Dorado
piensa hacsr varias reformas en- Ii
localidad, principslment, On Ia plazl
del pueblo. Tambien tratase de cons
trulr vn matadero. Para estas obral
Sc pedirs un anticipo al Consejo Eje.
cutivo.
Ell Superintsndente de sanidsd
don Ricardo h. Hern&n1sz eatf redac
tando un informs acerca de Ia eIcuels
correctional de Msysguez.
Sc dice que el ayuntamiento de
San Juan votark una cantidad pars
hoeer un nuevo piSo q ls plaza de Bal
dorioty, por ser este intransitAble or
los dias de lluvia.
Don Emilio 1glssias Garces so.
licit6 del preIidente del Ateneo ur
permiso, & fin de dar una confsrsncis
en- dicho centro acsrcs del problems
de ls emigraci6n On Espana.
81 ssSos Garces 90 propons an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

So vende un motor ds gas, siste-
ma Metz l. Weiss, el melor q le Sc
fabrics en- Estados Unid "a. Un arhni
de trssmisi6n con su chumas, Una
volsnte de hero, grande, con sus
corrsas: Una msquina de bacer me-
dias y calcetines, sistema Brsuson
Machine Co. Patente, Phila. Penna
Ora aquira de concluir mtdias y
c8lcetInes sin cdstura sistsma T. w
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25
in BUEN NEC0C|O

Hepworth & Co. Phila. Penns. Una
devanadora con 30 bovipss, 80 moldes
de medias y cslcetipes, l64 lbs. de
slgod6n do distintos colcres ipslt rs
bles, Una estufa y vArlos tile.
complementarios para la instalaci6n
de una fabrica de mediss y calcetines.
Precios 8 irformes, D. JESUS ForaAer,
ca. .uss, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

alguno faltase q sus debeles, sera
acors iado y requerido por los pro-
fsores a conocer sus deberes para
con Sus Onciud dsdanos; y csso de rein
ci lir le s-ran splicsbles los artfculos
espec' fcados en- el reglamento de la
asoci acion. Los jovenes desiguados
por el Concsjo Municipal 6 Ia autori-
dad local que incurriesen en- slguna
fslta; sntss de proceder 10 estatuido
en- ell reglamento; Sc lie dsr& cuenta a
la autorid ad para que ests interven-
ga, q corregir la falta cometida por su
recomendado.
50 Los exsmenes podrAn ser prl.
vados publicos; pero siempre ante
un Jurado de profesores que Sc desig-
nara de la autoridad local que sers
invitada, 10 mismo que los sefores
representatives de la prensa pari6dica.
Exsmenes privados serao los cue
pidsn los educsndos para demostrar
Su sufciencis aote sus amigos fami.
liares.
Exsmeres pdblicos serao los cue
pidsn los educaodoI para demos.rar
su Sufciencis ante Ell pdblIco en ge
neral.
Los examenes tsndrAn lugar en-
los meseS de Noviembre y Dlciembre
lose Diaz Prado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

Fl Ateneo prepara una fiesta en-
honor de nuestro amigo ell distinguido
literato don Manuel Fernandez Juncos,
invitara para dicho acto q todos los
eicritores dc Ia isla,
-Rcina mucha animation entire la
iuventud de San Juan, por la pr6xima
llegada de Ia orquesta poncefa de Go
cola. El baile del domingo ser& una
fiesta esplendida.
--El pintor poncsfo don Juan N. RioI
hs hecbo dos dscoraciones muy bue.
mas para el teatrito del parque. Una
de elias, ell tel6n de boca, simula ur
cortinais, y es de gran efecto artfs
tico.
DE heridas y contusiones levei
fueron asistidos aver en- Ia sala dt
socorros, Cruz Garcia, Nicolas Oquen
do y Eustaquio Colon.
Hoy han sido vacunados todoi
los vecinos de la casa ndmero 80 de ID
calle de la Lura, donde dcurri6 sl ca
90 de viruelas.
En- Ia Escuela Presbitsriana sitt
en- Ia calle de Tetuan, fueron vacuna
dos IS alumnos por el doctor Cueto J
el practicante Laugisr.
"A mas de $500 alcapza 10 sus
cripci6n iniciada para levantar en- Q
cementerio de Cosmo un monumeuto
& 10 memoria dc los soldados espaflo
les muertos durante la guerra,
Rafael Bsltran, que vive en- Ii
calle del Cristo ndmero l, sufrl6 aye
una caida, produclendose una herids
sobrs 10 articulation de la mufec'
izquierda.
-Norberto Losada 50 ocasIon,
aver una herida sobre el arco super
cilar izquierdo, a causa de una caid'
cue sufriera.
-Esta noche dark su scostumbrad,
retreta en- la plaza de Baldorioty Ii
banda del Battalion Puertorriquefo.
-Enl la pr61ima sesion del ConsejC
Ejecutivo Sc resolvera defnitivament,
ell asunto dc la O:denapzs para regu
lar el expendio de leche.
-Contin1an las quejss de Ia isls
al Departamento de Educaci6n, acerei
del crecldo n1merc de escuclss rurslel
que estan vscant:s, sin que ningdr
maestro las solicite.
-Anoche, con motlvo de ser Ii
fiesta onoma,tica de Ia distinguida SO
forits Rafaela Soler Suarez, Sc cele
bro en- la morads de los padres de ests
San jose q, altos, una alegre reunion
que Sc convirti6 en- ve!ads baile. L,
familia Soler obsequi6 con esplendide
q los concurrentes
-Anoche se celebro tenida ordina
ria en- ls Rep, Logia sR ageneraci6n.
"A ounce mil dollars alcanra /,
suma que estS en- presupuesto par'
Ia construction del hospital de San
turce.
-Seria convenience, que por quiel
corresponds, Sc evilass que entren chi
quillcs las noches de retretA en- Ia
plaza y molesten con sus juegos & 10,
paseantes.
"A los dueiios de casas de hospe
daie, que anterior nente no psgabsr
ninguna contribution, Sc les obligs
ahora q satisfscer una patsnte por e.
negocio.
Sc he a3torizado ell despacho dt
meiicinss por euentA del municlpio,
para los pobres del ssilo de sordo.
mudos.
En- la prenSs de Maysgnez hs
habido un rompimiento. Nueatro esti-
mado colega ola Voz de Ia Fatriao
retira 81 capge { SLA Bsndera Anne
TIcsuss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

tricularse no pertenezcsn a la As7-
ciacion de Dependencies, pagsran 81. so
al mes, para las mism9s atenciones
especifcadas en ell p&rrsfo anterior.
50 Ests AsocIaci6n admltira en-
sus classes con los mismos derechos
q@e los demas: sels j6venes pobres
de la lccalidad: 3 varones y hem
bras, sin perjuiclo de aumentar ell MI
nero tan pronto sea pcsible y 10 per-
mita la smplitud del local que Sc des-
tine para las classes, ,sendo desIgnados
dichos j6venes, por la autoridad ell
concejo municipal sin que tsngan que
abonar estir e dio de ninguua especie,
pro- orcior a adoles la A sociaci6n todos
los titles de escriturs libros necesa-
rios Los j6veIes aspirsntes q estas
clases deberan saber leer escribir J
tan bien las cuatro reglas de la Arit-
metlca.
60 EStss cl sas Sc llevsrsn cabo
los lueves y sAhsd0s por la nochs de
4 4 81 para les sf1 ritas y de a 10
para los varones, con el fla de que
puedsn asistir les seBores dependien-
tes por cerarAs q lss . los estableci
mientos.
" Todos los que asistan a las
clsseS estan ca ell deber de portarse
correctsments en- todos IuI .actos; 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Troy Society.

Troy. June 13.-(Special )--Mrs. Shell by Sanders entertained the Young Ma trons' Club this morning at 10 o'clock at her home on Church Street. A game of whist dominoes was played and the prize. a box of Huyler's. was won by Miss Cora Soloman, a guest of the club. After the game the hostess served de- llghtful refreshments. Two out-of- town guests were present. Mrs Carson Daniels of Macon, Ga, and Mrs. Walker of Luverne.
 Miss Annie Laurie Harris of Dothan is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Henrietta Hunter.
 Mrs. o. L. Benson of Andalusia Is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Henderson.
 Mrs R. B. Chapman and Miss Bessie Rainer leave tomorrow morning for a sojourn at Harrington Springs.
 l.. .H. Jeter of Andaiusia is in the city today.
 c. s. Tutwiler Is la Montgomery at- tending United States Court.
 H. D. Boyd is on business trip to Birmingham.
 Milton Dannelly, who is i'll with tyA phoid fever, is reported no better.
 Mrs. Gussie Davidson Is still critical Iy i'll and her condition today Is re- ported as less favorable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
ou,a not be included in the list of

could not be included in the list of places on his tour.
 The equipment, consisting of tents and camp paraphernalia. for the use Of the 3rd regiment arrived yesterday in charge of Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant Johnson of Birmingham. The equipment was shipped from Birming- had, where 1t is stored while not in use
 Arrangements are being made for commencement exercises at the Jack sonville Normal School, which will be held the latter part of this month. The exact program for the exercises has not as yet been announced.
 The revival services closed at the Parker Memorial Church last night, when Dr. Wharton preached to one of the largest audiences ever assembled in an Anniston Church.
 The trial of W. T Owens, charged with murder, will come up in the City Court today. A special venire from which the jury to try the case will be selected has been summoned. It will be remembered that Owens killed Tom Cobb near White Plains several months ago in a dispute over a certain strip of land claimed by both. The cases or John Riley, charged with rape, and SeaD Crook, who is to face a murder charge, will also come up this week.
 Anniston's weather bureau will be in charge of William F. Clark. who Is now first assistant in the bureau at Sa- vannah, aa. He has been in the ser vice for five years and is highly recom- mended by the chief of the weather bu- reau in a letter to Congressman Bowie. The bureau will be temporarily located in the Woodliff residence on Quintard Avenue, and the work of placing fix lures, altering the buildings, etc, will begin on July 1st. Later on $10.0O0 building will be erected.
 The Confederate veterans of Annis- ton and Calhoun County and their friends left today to attend the annual reunion of United Confederate Veter- ans. Quite a crowd will attend from Anniston.
 Captain and Adjutant W. F. John ston, Jr., of the 3rd regiment. was in the city Sunday and announced the ap- pointment of c. H. Young of Company D., as regimental sergeant major.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
west Point Exercises.

West Point. N. r., June 1s.--The graduation exercises of the first class of cadets. 114 in number were hald today. Among the officers present were Lieutenant General Miles (retir- ed), Liieutenat General chafree. Major General Webb and Brigadier Generals Barrow, Page, Dunwoody. Matile. clouss and Griffin.
 The address to the graduating class was delivered by Franklin Murphy of New Jersey, president of the board of visitors, which was followed by an ad- dress by General Chaffee and by the delivery of diplomas by Secretary oE War Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
EARNINGS
 OF CONNECTS Quarterly Report Of States
 Department. RECEIPTS ARE $l34,136.22 President Carmichael Re- views Work of Bureau. Excellent Contracts Have been Made and Prisoners are i'm Good Condi- tion-Finc Expectations for the Year.

The net earnings of the State Con- vict Department for the three months ending May 31, were $62.016.S4. with total expense of s72;119.3S. making the receipts of the quarter $1S4,136.22. These figures are shown in the quar- President of the State Board of Convict Inspectors, which was filed with GOV ernor Jelks yesterday.
 The total receipts for the nine months ending May 31. were $334.6S1.65, with expenses of $166,031.54. leaving net TOT the period, $198,560.11. It is expected by Judge Carmichael that the net receipts for the fiscal year ending August s1 will reach considerably over quarter of million dollars.
 Health of Convlcts Good. He reports that the health of the convicts is good. Mortality for the quarter was three-fourths of one per cent, due mainly to tuberculosis, that disease,J the President adds, ito which is due the death of most all those in the department who depart this life"
 The absence of friction in the de- partment Is noted and the work of his associates is commended.
 During the time since the State took over the direct management of the con- victs at the camps of the Henderson Boyd Lumber Company at Richburg, the Hand Lumber Company at Dolive, and the Union Naval Stores Company at Wallace, the new contracts have yielded $30 per month for each man.
 The cotton mill run by the State at Speigners is doing fairly well, with prospects for better returns, and the farming operations promise reason ably fair return.
 It is noted that contracts have prac- tically been agreed upon for the hire of convicts to the Sloss Sheffield Com pany and the Tennessee Company, which will not be materially different than that made i'm 1902.
 Text of the Report.
 The full text of the report is as fol- lows 1: r. '.Hon. wm. D. Jelks. Governor Of the
 State of Alabama, Montgomery, Ala:
 Dear sir-In compliance with Sec tion 4439 of the Code of Alabama, and of my duties under said Section, and generally, beg to submit hereinafter. the quarterly report for the quarter ending May 31st, 1905:
 'It affords me pleasure to state in re- Iation to the convicts that their condi- tion is moderately good better, think, than it has been for any quarter during
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
New Alabama Map.
DIGGIN DEEP WE'LL.
PreuaratIOns for the WaterwOrks at
 Wetumpka.

vJatumoka, June t3.-(Special.)- work on the well for city waterworks is progressing as fast as can be ex- nected. considering the fact that much of inc workmen's time must be spent in n,,npine out water. About 2O.OOO gall ions must he pumped out each morn ing before the men can begin digging On Monday they were six hours pump ing out the water.
 Waterw orks and electric lights are heinz placed in the new Hotel Lancas- fer. which will probably be opened in July or August. George M. Matteson has leased the property
 Mrs. Frank w. Lull and little daugh- ter have gone to Michigan to spend the summer with Mrs. Frank Anderson.
 Mss Macy Robioon left today TOT two weeks visit to relatives in Nash vile, Tenn. .-,.-.,.
 Miss Pearl Rouse, an enthusiastic member of the local U. D. C., has gone to Louisville to attend the reunion.
 The scafrold in the Wetumpka Jail ward on which Wilse Pugh will die tomorrow has been completed. It Is said the carpenters who built 1t were unable to secure negro workmen and had to do all the work alone. Sheriff Robbins states that Wilse Pugh's coun- teuance today is a smiling one, Pugh says the Lord has forgiven him, The first statement oe Wetgmpka,s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
WRECK AT MARION JUNCTION.
Track Torn mp Considerably, but n
 One Hurt,

Marion, June 1S.-(speciaL )-Freight train extra 6I on the Southern Rail- way between Selma and Meridian was wrecked yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at Marion Junction. The train was just approaching the junction. but was unable to climb a steep grade. A hand car was following the train and when the train attempted to back a collision occurred. The caboose and rear box car were telescoped and rolled partially down a steep embankment.
 The conductor had gone forward to the station and fiagman of the freight train was hagging, neither being in any danger, The crew of the hand ear barely escaped. One workman was caught in the wreckage but ex- tricated himself in an almost miracul- ous manner. The track was torn up for twenty yards and passenger trains were compelled to halt. Passengers spent weary hours around Marion Junction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
ANNIsTON LEFT OUT.

The President VIII Not Go There on
 His Trip.
 Anniston, June 13.-(SpeciaL)- Messrs. James c. Sproull. President of the Anniston Commercial Club. and D. w. Fleming. who went to Washington several days ago on behalf of the city of Anniston to invite President Roose- welt to include this city in his Itinerary on his trip through the South this fall, saw the President and his secretary Saturday and learned that Anniston
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
"WHAT A CRIME" To Talk Against Coffee.

To an ambitious student an ailment that interferes with school and study is very hard to bear.
 A bright young girl in Detroit who had been poisoned by coffee, Is now pursuing her studies in perfect health. Probably the coffee champions feel she should have continued to suffer and kept on with the coffee. but now and then there are self-willed creatures who insist on getting well by leaving off coffee, deserting the "topers ranks" and joining the Postum army.
 From early childhood till year ago I was in the habit of drinking three or four cups of coffee every day
 "As I grew older, the bad effects be- gan to show themselves, although I had no Idea that 1t was coffee that was doing the mischief. became very nervous. and suffered so much from severe headaches that lost much val uable time from my school and studies. The doctor could give me no relief-he probably did not suspect the coffee any more than did.
 "one day went to visit a friend, and the coffee they had on their table tasted SO good that I asked what kind 1t was, and they told me 1t was Postum Food Coffee. My friend said that her mother had ben a nervous wreck from drinking the old kind of coffee, but had been re- stored to health by quitting It ana drinking Postum. The whole family were enthusiastic about Potsum and advised me to try it,
 T am glad they did; for 1t has given me back my health. At first we did not boil enough and did not like it, but
 we soon learned how to make 1t. ahd now we all prefer it to the old kind. l have discovered that to stir a beaten egg in the warm milk we use instead of cream gives a most delicious flavor to Postum Food Coffee.
 From the first day I began to use Postum Coffee q quit the old kind all together) my health began to improve.
 My headaches ceased on the third day and have never returned. my nervous ness has completely disappeared, my brain seems invigorated and strength ened, and I am now able to study from
 4 toL5 hours daily, outside of school, and feel no bad effects from 1t. My aunt was sick for i've years from coffee poisoning. It was hard work to get her to give up the beverage. but when she did and began to use Postun
 Food Coffee she got well almost al once and is now enjoying fine health.
 Name given by Postum Co. Battle | Creek. Mich.
 IgNaaQpfs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Ne,ra nf Florence.

Florence, June 13.-(speciall-Cir- cult Judge E. B. Almon convened court this morning for the non-Jury June term. After disposing of a few tax court cases adjourned until next satur- day.
 Mayor Walker was faced by larger batch of miscreants than usual this morning when he opened court.
 The United States steamer MePher- son, accompanied by a dredge boat, has passed up the Tennessee River to work the channel, the destination being as high up as Kingston. They are now working at Double Creek.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
FOL Y'S KID EY
 GU REEE
Cures Kidney and Blad. d0R. diseases ln Every Form - Many People Have Kidney Trouble and Do Not KnOw It.
HOW TO FIND OUT.

It Is the function of the kidneys to filter and purify the blood which is constantly passing through them.
 When the kidneys are out of order the other organs are affected immediately and you may have symptoms of heart trouble, stomach and liver trouble, and other ailments, which are all owing to the kidneys being weak and out of order.
 If you are sick FOI0y's Kidney Cure will strengthen and build up the worn out tissues of the kidneys so they will act properly and the symptoms of weakness, heart, stomach and liver trouble will disappear and you will be restored to perfect health.
 Now to Tell If You Have Kidney Trouble.
 You can easily determine If your kid. neys are out of order by setting aside for "A hours a bottle of the urine passed upon arising. If upon examination 1t is cloudy or milky or has brick-dust sed- iment or small particles float about in it, your kidneys are diseased and FOley's Kidney Cure should be taken at once.
 FOIoy's Kidney Cure is pleasant to take and acts directly upon the parts affected and you begin to feel better at once.
 It corrects slight disorders in a few days and it has cured many obstinate eases after other treatment had failed.
 Doctors Said Ne Would Not Live.
 Peter Frey, 'of Woodruff, Pa., writes: After factoring for two years with the best physicians in Waynesburg, and still getting worse, the doctors advised me if 1 had any business to attend to had bet ter attend to 1t at once, as I could not possibly live another month, as there was DO cure for me. Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended to me by a friend, and [ immediately sent my son to the store for 1t and after taking three bottles be- gan to get better and continued to ina prove until was entirely we'll"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Marion Military Institute.

During the past six years the University of Virainfa has awarded as many acadeFnicai degrees to graduates of the Marion Military Institute as 1t has to those from any othsf College in the country, and aoadsmtcal and professional degrees to more graduates from the Marion Military Institute than to those from any other college or university out- side the State of Virginia" (Chairman. U. Va, le02.)
 For catalogue, address \ T. Murfee. Marion. Alabama. su-mon-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
su-Wed-frI

First National Bank Is most credit able one, showing deposits to the amount of more than $52.0O0. Work on
 the First National building is pro. gressing nicely, elegant banking furni- ture and fixtures have arrived.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
Al NTnchfne for yNomom

should be the best obtainable. The Singer sewing machine is acknowledged fine Iightest running. most durable and
 convenient of any. Look for the red s., l04 Dexter Avenue. Montgomery