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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-29
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Bank City National Kansas City
og}osi} upadlosc.
--Strajk sluzby tramwajowej W Bay
City, Mich, skohczy} sic kompletna wy
grana robotnik6w. TRIVIAL dlugo (pare
miesiecy) przebieg miai bardzo burzli-
wy.
-Kolej Southern Railway zorganizo-
wala syndykat kt6ry zakupil wszystkie
kopalnie miekkiego wegla w poludnio-
wei czesci stanu Illinois, zaopatruiace w
wegiel miasto st. Louis i wiele innych.
-Trzech podejrzanych osobnik6w
aresztowano W Chicago jake domniema-
nych sprawc6w zbrodniczej napasci ma
bylego prezydenta Chicagoskiej Fede-
racyi Piracy, Michala Donnelly ego ale
coz, kiedy zaden re swiadk6w pobicia
Donnelly'ego niema odWagi zeznac, re
aresztoWani SD spraWcami napasci, DO
kazdy sic boi, ze go spotka taxi sam los
jak Donnelly ego Wobec tego areszto-
Wanych wypuszczono ma wolnosc. Black
jack Gallagher, ma bye przyw6dca
szajki zabijakow, kt6ra dokonala ma
Donnelly'ego napasci, ale sam przy tym
zamachu ME byl obecny.
-Dyrektor kompanii ubezpieczen "E-
quitable," Paul Morton, zadecydowal,
re wdowa zaiozyciela tel kompanii, pani
Hyde. ME ma zadnej racyi pobierac "a
mic $25, 900 rocZnej pensyi, wobec cZego
pensya wyplacana ME bedzie. e.-Legisla-
tura stanu New York uchwalila wyzna-
czyc komisye, kt6ra sic zajmie uregulo-
waniem spraw kompaniii" Equitable. -
Wice-prezyde ent James H. Hyde, bojac
sic widocznie kary, sp}aci} dobrowolnie
pozyczke w sumie $685., 900, Zaciagnieta
pocichu funduszu zapasowego kompa-
nil Equitable" przez kompanie Mer-
camille Trust, kt6rej byl gi6wnym wsp6i-
wlascicielem. Pozyczka byla zaciagnieta
bez zWyk}ych formalnosci w TAXI spo-
sob, re p. Hyde m6glby wcale jej ME
splacic, gdyby sic ME bal scislego
SledztWa.
-S}ynny strajk woznic6w Chicago
skonczy} sie-kompletna przegrana uni
stow, kt6rzy, majac fundusze wyczerpa-
ne, uchwalili wr6cic do piracy ma warun-
kach ofiarowanych przez kapitalist6w.
Poniewaz jednak wszystke miejsca sa
juz obsadzone przez 'skeb6w," przeto
zaledwie dziesiata Geese straikier6w po-
wr6ci ma daWne miejsca. - Strajk ten by1
jednym najwiekszych w historyi strai-
k6w amerykanskich. Trivial 1O1 dni, bra}o
w MIN udziaf 5000 woznicoW, ktorzy
pobrali kasy unijnej 1866, 900 benefitu.
Pracodawcy wydali ma wake re straj-
kiem $75O,OOO miasto ma utrzymanie
policyi specyalnej pare milion6w. W roz-
ruchach, jake towarzyszy}y strajkowi,
zabito Fl osob, raniono $40.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-29


czne, w kt6rych robotnicy ME ograniczyli
sic ma samem SwietOWaniu, lecz urzadzi-
Ii pochody po ulicach czerwonymi
sztandarami re spiewaniem piesni re-
wolucyjnych, przyczem dosz}o do paru
lekk'ch stare policya.
M6wiac ma poczatku tego artykulu, Re
w Rosyi panowa} zesz}ego tygodnia spo-
k6j, ME mielismy ma mysli spokoju cal
kowitego, tylko wzgledny, DO jednak
szereg zajsc rewolucyjnych, o kt6rych
donios} telegram w ostatnich dniach sic
dmiu, jest dose dlugi imponujacy.
Przedewszystkiem ME braklo zama-
chow. A mianowicie: Oberprokurator
swietego synodu, Konstanty Piotrowicz
Pobiedonoscew, oma}o ME zosta} zabity
przez rewolucyoniste. w chwili gdy wy
siadl wagonu kolejowego ma sta
cyl w Petersburgu po powrocie z
wizyty cara Carskiego Sio}a,
sasieGniego wagonu wyskoczyl ja-
kis m}ody cz}owiek z rewolwerem w
reku, rzuci} sic ku menu zmierzy}. Ma
szczescie Pobiedonoscewa stojacy w po-
blizu policyant tajny poteznym ciosem
mie zanim revolver wypall}. Sprawcy "a
wieziono 60 do cytadeli. Pobiedonoscew,
choc widzial wszystko, ami nawet ME "a
drzaf; uda} sic tylko do Trepowa kaza}
zdac sobie dok}adne sprawozdanie re-
zultacie sledztwa. Ia siia nerw6w wstre-
tnego starca jest dowodem, ze ME musi
on bye tax bliskim smierci, jak gfoszono
niedaWno.
Inny zn6w zamach mia} miejsce w
Helsingforsie w Finlandyi we czwartek.
Dnia tego odbyl sic sad mad Harlem
Leonardem Hohenthalem, mlodym rewo-
lucyonista finlandzkim, kt6ry zastrzelii
prokuratora Soisalona Soininena d. lu-
tego br. Skazano 60 ma dozywotnie ciez-
kie roboty wyrok ten wywolal niemaie
wzburzenie wsr6d publicznosci, wobec
czego instynktownie przewidywano, il
tego dnia cos zajdzie. I rec czywiscie w
dwie godziny po wydaniu wyroku jakis
nieznany czfowiek rzucil ma ulicy bonn
be w wicegubernatora Deutscha, ale po-
niewaz rzucil ia odleglosci zbyt wiel-
kiej, bo okolo SO krok6w. przeto bomba
upadla "a daleko. Wicegubernatora
odwieziono do biura policyi poparzo-
nego z poranionemi nogami, ale rany
jego ME sa niebezpieczne. Sprawca "a
machu uciek}, choc goni}a "a MIN Gala
sfora detektyw6w policyant6w.
Lepiej o wiele uda} sic zamach dokc-
many w Wyborgu w Finlandyi W zeszla
sobote :Robotnik Prokop wystrza}em IRE
wolweru zada} smiertelna rane tamtej-
szemu naczelnikowi zandarmeryi Krama-
renee, jednemu najpodlejszych siepa-
czy carskich. Pc dokonaniu zamachu
Prokop rzucil revolver pod nogi policy
ant6w krzyczac: MECH zyje wolnosc!
smierc tyranom!'' -pozwolii sic areszto-
wac. Kramarenko wsKutek rany ma dru-
81 dzie6 umarl.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-29
DO CZYTELNIKOW.

Z powedu rszszsrzenla zakiad6W Ra.
szyeh | wstawienla nswych maszyn, dru.
karnla 'Amsryki.Esha" przsx try dal
byla nIsezynna. wobsc tsgo numsr nj.
nlsjszy zmuszsni byIi$my wydad tyIko Q
osmlu .ronieaeh. zsby czytslnlkom wy.
nagrodzit strats, nastepny numsr wydamy
nastostFonicoWy
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-29
Mojna Rosyjsko. Japohska

speSachalin organizuja ma niej Rad VIA
sny. Zwiezl Ii materyal do uk}adania kole-
jek przenosnych ma dlugosc 125 mil, oraz
sproWadZlli trZy tysace robotnik6w
chinskich do wykonania potrzebnych ro-
bot. Wedle raportu urzedowego nadesta-
nego Toxic. podcZas zajmowania wyspy
Japonczycy zabrali do niewoli 46l zoinie-
rzy oficer6w rosyjskich-w tel liczbie
jednego puikownika Miasto Korsakowsk.
najwieksze ma Sachalinie, (podpalone
przez Rosyan) splone}o doszczetnie.
Telegramy z Mandzuryi donosza, re O.
krety wojenne japonskie ukazaly sic uj-
Scia rzekl Amuru, tuz przy porcie Miko-
ma p6fnoc Cd W}adywostoku. z tego wno-
sic MONA, re Rad japonski zamierza roz-
poczac kampanie przeciw Wladywostoko-
WI zdobyc to mlasto zanim komisya ukla-
dajaca sic pok6j w Westinghouse roz-
pocznie ma dobre swoje prace. Wyracho-
wanie Japonczyk6w ii to bardzo sluszne)
jest takle, re jezeli "a jma teraz Wlady-
wostok, to Rosya tenn skionniejsza be-
dzle do zaWarcia pokoju chociazby nawet
ma jaknaj niekorzystniej warun-
kach.
Chiny urzedoWo zawiadomily mocar-
stwa, re zadaja ably reprezentaci chin
skiegO rzadu zasiadali w konferencyi
pokojoWej, re wZgledu ma to, re woj ina
toczy sic Ma terytoryum chinskiem, wo-
bee czego jest s}usznem, ably wszelkie
uchwaly dotyczace Mandzuryi powziete
zosta}y przez konferencye ME inaczej,
jak "a wiedza zgoda pahstwa chinskie-
60 Zawiadomienie to byfo niespodzanka
dla mocarstw, DO sic ME spodziewaly, re
Chiny beda mialy odwage tax smiaio u
pomniec sic swoje prawa.
Rad koreahski, wbrew radon amba-
sador6w europejskich i japohskich, po-
s}al do Washingtonu dw6ch reprezentan-
tow swo;ch, ably starali sic przediozyc
kOmisyi pokOjowej rapport krzywdach
wyrzadzonych Korei. Wyslahcy ci sa to
ludzie mlodzi jeszcze niezasfuzeni, ale
umiejacy dobrze po angielsku, DO skon-
czyi nauki w uniwerSytetach amery-
kanskich. Cesarz kOreanski da} i'm z
wlasnej szkatufy SIS, 600, ably w gazetach
koreanskich Wyrabiali opinie przychylna
ola Korei.
Wyslahcy pokojowi Japonii ma okrecie
"Minnesota' przybyli do portu Seattle,
Wash, a ztamtad, ma pociagu specyalnie
ola mich przygotowanym przez magnata
| hoiCJOWCSO I1llld, uudll SIG w udlSLek pO-
dr6z do Washingtonu. Geese drogi odbe-
da koleja, a Geese okretem po wielkich
jeziorach, aby podr6z byla TEN przyje-
mniejsza.
Sk}ad japonskiej komisyi pokojowej
jest nastepujacy: Komura, minister
spraw zagranicznych; H. w. Denison,
Amerykanin, cd 81 lat zatrudniony W
departamencie spraw zagranicznych w
Jokohamie jako dorad "a; p. Sato, by}y
pose} japon ski W Meksyku; p. Jamaza.
dyrektor biura spraw politycznych; p.
Adaczi, by}y pierwszy sekretarz ambasa-
dy W Paryzu; pufkownik Taczibana, u
rzednik ministeryum wojny; pp Honda
Komiszy, sekretarze barona Komury,
oraz p. Isziudzi, urzednik konsultatu W
Chicago. .-Komisya ia wiezie soba 40
pax dokument6w odnoszacych sic do
wojny. Jest uposazona W pieniadze bar
dzo obfice wszedzie po drodze rozdaje
s}uzbie hojne napiwki. Podobno repre-
zentanci japonscy tax samo iak rosyjscv
pobierac beda "a swa prace po $500
d1oppio
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-29
Vol. XVIII. July 20, 1905.

W Warszawie d. % bm. wykonano wy
rok smierci ma Stanislawie Okrzeji-
robotniku, kt6ry rzucii bombe w cyrkule
ma Pradze W dniu zamachu ma oberpolic-
majstra Nolkena.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
DEATH or T. J. GORDON.
Prominent Cifisens of Tuscaloosa
 County Expires After Short IlInean.


 County Expires After short IlIneaS. Tuscaloosa, Dec. Especial. )-T. J. Jordon, after a brief illness, passed away at his country home. some few miles from this city. Mir. Jordon was a man of many splendid traits of char acter and his death will be a source of regret all over the county. He leaves wife and five small children. The interment will be conducted at Ever green Cemetery.
 The building on the corner of Broad Street and Greensboro Avenue, which has been so long occupied by Prince S Son. has been purchased by Davis l.. Rosenau, and during the month of Jan uary the old building will be torn away and handsome new structure erected There will be two large store rooms down stairs and the upper stories will be made into up-to-date offices Tus- caloosa is badly In need of an ofica building, and this building will doubt less fill the long-felt want
 News comes from Duncanville an- nouncing the marriage of Mss Jamie Countess to c. D. Parker of Carrollton. These young people are exceedingly popular and have the hearty good wishes of a host of friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

Lieb. lately assistant treasurer at Phil adelphia, on the ground of persistent evasion of the civil service law in the matter of appointments In his office. The League earnestly recommends the continued extension of the merit sys- tenn to classes of civil employees not now classified"
 At the closing session of the con- vention this afternoon. Richard Henry Dana of Boston read a paper on The President, the United States Senate and Merit System
 The Relation of Civil Service Re form to Municipal Administration" was the theme of paper read by President John A. Fairlie of the University of Michigan.
 Clinton Rogers Woodruff of PhiIa . delphia spoke on the overthrow of the Spells System"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
DANIEL c. GILMAN REELECTED
 PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE.
Resolutions Note With ApprehensiOD the Continued Exemption of In-
 dividuaIs from Operation
 of the Law. =s ."

Milwaukee, Dec. 15.-Danlel (. Gill man of Baltimore. Md, was today re- elected to the Presidency of the Ma tional Civil Service Reform League Others were elected as follows: Vice Presidents, Joseph H, Choate, New York Grover Cleveland, Princeton. N J.; Charles ". Eliot, Cambridge, Mass. Harry A. Garfield. Princeton, N. J.; Arthur T. Hadley. New Haven, Conn. Henry Charles Lea, Philadelphia; Her bert Welsh, Philadelphia; Seth Low, New York; Frank MacVeagh, Chicago George A. Pope. Baltimore; Henry C. Potter, D. D., New York; P J, Ryan D. D.. Philadelphia; Moorfield Storey Boston.
 The council includes Horace E. Dem ing, New York; John Joy Edson. Wash ington, D. C.: William Dudley Foulke Richmond. Ind; Richard Watson Gil der. New York; Carl Schurz New York, and Edward M shepard, New York.
 Resolutions were adopted in part as follows:
 Tn revolving the events of the last year. the National Civil Service Reform League finds cause for much public satisfaction. The order of March 80 1905. extending the merit system to cashiers and finance clerks in the Post office Department Is especially note worthy.
 The League notes with apprehen- sion the continuance of the practice o1 making special exemptions in favor oi individuals.
 The League greets with satisfaction the recent executive order issued by the President at the suggestion of MT Root, the Secretary of State, providing for an increase of the efficiency of the consular service by extending the methods now employed for ascertain ing the qualifications of candidates by suitable examinations and for trans fers and promotion within the service on this basis of merit. The League earnestly comments the attitude of the President and the Postmaster-General regarding the retention in office of the fourth class postmasters during satis. factory service.
 The League regards as a precedent of important and far-reaching conse- quence the action of the President in dismissing from the service William S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
PYTHIANs CELEBRATE.
For the Night the Pass Word at Tus-
 kcxec is S'Turkey."

Tuskegce, Dec. 15.-(special.)- spite of cold. misty rain and sloppy streets many loyal Pythian knights accompanied by their wives, children, mothers or sisters attended Tuskegee Knights of Pythias lodge No. 10Ts fourteenth anniversary.
 The celebration was held in the spa cious Castle Hall, where a long table spread with turkey, sauces of many kinds, salads. pickles and many dain- ties that go towards sharpening the appetite. The password for the night was turkey
 Before the well filled tables were turned over to the throng of Knights and their families, roll was called and many Knights were on hand to answer to their names. few have, since tho organization of the order fourteen years ago. passed on across the river to answer to the roll call of the Chancel- Tor Commander of the Universe. Their memories are and will always remain green in the lodge.
 Brilliant addresses were made by Grand Chancellor Commander Thomas E, Knight and District Committeeman l. Lee Holloway. --j
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
sot s
Bids for Convict Lab ,r.

Notice: Bids for convict labor. Proposals for convict labor for 1908. are invited by sioners of Mobile County. Alabama. Bids must specify to what labor the convicts are to be held. the place or places. of employ fequirencnts called foi by the bids for State coivicts. Bids must be in and ready for consideration at session of the Board set for te o'clockm. Thursday. December 31, Reservation is nnads of the right to reject any or all bids. Bids should be endorsed. Proposals for Convict Labor." and address
 Wm., H. HoLCoMBE.
 s5sa President and Authorised
 Hard Labor Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Meeting of shIppers' Exchange.

In the office of J. A. Lewis, In the City Bank and Trust Building tonight was held a meeting of the Shippers Exchange. The attendance was large. The purpose was to consider the prop osition of joining interests with the re- gently organized Maritime Exchange. members of of which were present.
 A committee of three was appointed from the shipers exchange to consult
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
COLLER-MOoN.
POpular Young Couple of Cherokee
 County Married.

Centre, Dec. 5.-(Special. )-Gar- brell Collier and Miss Willie Moon, two well-known and popular young people of this vicinity. were married at the home of the brides father Thomas Moon. near Centre, Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles W. Scale of Center
 It was reported here yesterday that the charred remains of a negro named Greer were discovered yesterday morn- ing lying in the ashes of his home which had been destroyed by nre. No particulars have been obtained. Greer lived in Ballplay, several miles from Centre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Meeting of Gard Club.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Gill. man entertained the members of the Young Ladies' Card Club and despite the ugly weather there was full at tendance and q very pleasant after noon was passed. The apartment used were beautihed by a pretty ar rangemept of ferns and pink rosebuds Miss Marguerite Forhes won the vis- itors' prize, lace turnover and tho club prize, candlestick. fell to Miss Camilla Hunter. After the games salad course was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
witnessc. Are Fined.

In the Mobile County Circuit Court today. Hon. Samuel B. Browne presid- ing, the case of Ronain verses Smith was called. Two important witnesses falling to answer. court was greatly delayed. One of the witnesses, Col Frank B. Merrill, was brought into court when fine of $50 and costs had been entered against him. The court rduced the fine to s20 and costs. which was paid. Fred Smith, colored, was fined $10 and costs, which was after wards reduced to $5 and costs, and paid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
DEPOT IS BURNED.
RnIlroad's Structure at Louisville Is
 Destroyed by Fire.

Clayton, Dec. 15.-(Special )-The de- not at Louisville was burned last night. It was discovered on fire at about 6 o'clock and there being no fire depart ment there 1t was impossible to check the flames. It Is supposed the fire originated in the freight room where some household goods had been stored during the day in which there may have been something which produced spontaneous combustion.
 The turpentine still of J. D. Barnes, five miles west of Clayton was de- stroved by fire Wednesday night. The origin of the fire is unknown. The loss was about $500 with no insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Desth of Cseorxe b. Campbell.

George Douglass Campbell. aged St. and a native of Mobile. died this morn ing at his homo No New St Francis Street. One son, Archie Campbell. two daughters. Miss Ruby Campbell and Mrs. Charles F. Sheldon. and other rel atives survive him. Campbell was at one time engaged in the cotton busi- ness and also as assistant supervisor of the cotton exchange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
wanted ,p Sri.nissippi.

Deputy Sheriffs Harmon and Watts returned early this morning from Dog River, bringing with them Louis Gaines. wanted at waynesboro. Miss, for as sault with intent to murder. Governor JeIks had honored requisition from the Governor of Mississippi. for the man and the deputies were armed with the paper when they apprehended Gaines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
A,.bama yf.itor. to Mobile.

Alabamians visiting in the city TO- day were registered at hotels as fol- lows: Oscar Fulgham, Birmingham; T. c. Hand, W. T. Hand. Bay Minette; J. c. F'rier. Lottie; B. C. Williams. Lo- cali F. L. Sanford. Robertsdale; F. H. Miller, Yellow Pine; Frank Halgnt' Fruitdale: c. H. Allen, Livingston; T. D. Carter, Birmingham; W. H. Maybin, J. E. Boyett, Montgomery; D. J. Young, W. S. Pugh. J. c. Hicks. St. stephens; Mrs. L. M. Brooks. E. S. Morgan, At more. L. W. Well, Montgomery: 4. Orr. Birmingham; Mrs. c. o. Beasley, Att more; Miss Matilda Atkinson, Tensaw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Uou. n .R Conner ,r s~Imn.

Hon R. B. Coroer or R'rminFhnm. one of the candidates for governor. reached Selma late last ni"ht and spent t most of the day here. Mir. Corner was m his way to Linden where tonight in the court house Of Mareneo county he addressed the voters of teat section. Tomorrow he will go to S>wectw" ..e- where he will deliver another address
 While here this morning Mir. Conner was warmly greeted by friends. He. left Selma this afternoon at 3:3O for Linden and was accompanied bv J. H %unnelee, editor of the Selma Times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Mrn. Loeh Entert,,r.

Mrs. Arthur Loeb was the gracious hostess yesterday for the members of the No Name Club and some other friends wEen she entertained them at her home on Broad Street. The par lors were decorated with palms and roses, No prize was awarded at this meeting, but Mrs. Amile Hertz had the highest score. At conclusion of the games dainty refreshments were carved
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Mobile Society News.

After a stay of several weeks In Mo bile, Mrs. Wilbur Brown and MT. w G. Brown returned today to Bay St Louis. the headquarters of Mir. Brown who is road master of the New Or leans Mobile division of the l.. and N. :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Death of a Child.

This afternoo nat the family home on North Conception Street. between Beau regard and BIoodgood, the little child of MT and Mrs. James Britton died very suddenly. Up to its death the child was apparently in the Best or health. A physician pronounced death due to the bursting of a blood vessels in the head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Clerks Elect omcers.

The International Clerks Protective Association: No 1928. elected ojcers for the ensuing year tonight as follows: President, J. c. Thompson; First Vice President, william Skeliy; Second Vice President. F. W. Kuppersmith; secre- tary, Joseph Brottle; Recording Secre- tary l.. D. Browne; Treasurer, W. T. Holt. The installation and banquet will be held the third Friday night in Jam nary f.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
TJnion Pnnacnwer Station.

: The Gulf Terminal Company thIs morning applied for and received for the City Building Inspector permit for. erection of an Union Passenger station on Beauregard, between Royal and St. Joseph streets. The estimated cost is placed at $250,000. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
William. Denied Rnil.

Lee Williams, colored, was. remanded to jail without bail for murder this af- ternoon by Judge Afford in the Inferior Criminal Court. Williams is said to have killed woman and placed her body on the track in the Southern Rail- way yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Mr Hanlehurst,n IntentLen.

J. N. Hazlehurst, chlef englneer or the Board of Public Works. was seen by, your representative, as to the ru- nor of his intended resignation. MT. Hazlehurst stated that he had not re- signed, but was not in position to say, at this time, what his intentions were.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Remains of Mrs. Smith

The remains of Mrs. Wash Smith who died in Tuscaloosa yesterday afternoon reached here this morning at i2 o'clock. They were carried to the home of her daughter, Mrs w. W. 0uarles. from which place the funeral services will take place tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
For Chrtstmaa Tree Fuud,

Tonight in Christ Episcopal Church chapter house was held a delightful concert for the benefit of the annual Christmas tree fund for the Sunday School. The 'attendancet was large and a handsome sum was realized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

Miss Margaret Brooks who has been the popular guest of Miss Annie Knox Taylor, left today,to return to her home in Cincinnati. LaEt evening Miss Tay- Tor gave a farewell dinner in her hon or at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Smart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the First National Bank of Mont rooms on Tuesday, January 9th 1906. at 12 o'clock noon flor the election Of a Board of Directors and for the transar- tion of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. A. s. Woolfolk,'
 Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
PerrouaI land C;eneraI.

H. Clanton Miller. treasurer of Jef- ferson County, and Kirby Smith Ward, a prominent contractor of Birmingham, are here. They are en route home from a, visit to Bayou la Batre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

The river steamer Ouachita left tonight for Montgomery with q good freight for way points This will be the first effort of the steamer to go beyond Sell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

Miss Acton Latta, who was maid of honor at the Latta- Merrill wedding and has been the guest of Mrs. Merrill for few days. left yesterday for her home in Charlotte. N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

csutervtew, No. Is2 Masonic Lodge will furnish plans and specffications for Ma routc Temple to be erected of brick in the town of Graceville. Fla. upon application, york to begin about the list Jar" v. 1e06 Parties desiring to contract to build same xrili ytrIte E. R. PHILLIPS.
 Graceville. a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

Mrs. Blocker Thornton entertained the Do-as-you-please Club this after noon at her home on Government street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-16

Miss Amanda Moore arrived this morning from Washington where she spent a few days on route from Now
 York. t'