The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

bers will be by the First Infantry Band The Declaration of Independ- ence will be read by Robert F.. Gordon and the orator will be z. r. Smith of Raleigh, N C., who was invited to come here by F. F. Conway, one of the most prominent junior crder men in the State and chief clerk in the office of the Collector of Customs. Rev J. K. Spain will deliver the benediction.
 The progress of the Boys Club du- ring the past few weeks has been highly gratifying to the management. George B. Rogers. the architect has completed the plans for the building which is ornate and most admirably adapted to its intended use.
 The club house will consist of large main building. two stories in height, containing entrance ways, class rooms, library and work room, for carpenter ing, etc, and large one-story addition for gymnasium. Q feature found most useful in similar institutions,
 Contracts are to be let early this week. Work commenced at once and the building completed and ready for occupancy between October 1 and b, when the really active work of the club will begin.
 Tha Advertisers Mobile representa- tive, d former resident of TuskeGee' Macon County, Is in receipt of an lnVl- tation reading thus:
 'Tre citizens of Macon County extend to YOU and to all former residents or Macon County an invitation to he- union in Tuskegee, from the Z4th to .6tn of July, inclusive.'
 The invitation committee is; 0. $. Lewis, Chairman; D. E. Laslle, Il. Merrill, w. w. Thompson, w. w.. Campbell, Peter Preer.
 I,den O | Semmes, in the City Court today passed sentence on prisoners as
 Henry Thompson, grand larceny, ,,.o | ? months in the penitenlarN, " .ill' washington, (two caseS), bfiilu i'.I ccny. eighteen months in the Pehlteii- tiarv in each case; Willlc h2ol';son nra,,d larceny. one year at hari lapot, E,a Mcisirov. netit larceny, four months ,t rard labor; Julius Book. Sidney phillips. petit larceny, each three months at hard labor.
 President w. F. Tebhetts of the m | dcncndence bay Association, mas Wilt ion Mayor Lyons letter calllns l ,ention tn the near approach CT the [ "gl0rious Fourth *.-> . nroclamation asking all citizens ana ana bustncss people especially, to cease pus- l mess operations for the day.
 White births for the week are record cd at inc hcalth office as follows: John and Babe Whitley, Frank F and Anhi' 1 Dccr & l.. and Etta f. Schwarz, Arm stead L. and Mary Bpnham. George and ..ottie Bliggs Ed and Kate Car, ynnt,r cacn boy; J. w. and Bel | Palmes, a girl.
 Mrs Catherine llvarez Davis, afte n lingering Illness, died today at tn residence of her daughter Mrs. Wm linn. 413 South Lawrence street Be i cides Mrs Linn, she leaves one othe daughter, Mrs. Jessie Wilcox, d broth CT and other relatives here.
 Henry D. Lesesne, a prominent cot | ton brol<er of this city, is reported t | ho very seriously i'll at his home. Hi | Iurcnt is of a peculiar nature and tn attending physician has not pro nounced the malady.
 Rabtt Alfred C. Moses was reporte | tonight as having spent bad day an | his condition is still very serious.
 F. T.. Laurendire. after five years | enrvice in the office of County Ia i Collector -DCrlon, this morning re | signed.
 Mir. Laurendine. at the last election
 was named as County Tax Assesso
 and will, on August 1, assume the du
 ties af his ofi2ae. succeeding Ed Harris