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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-22
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Summit ...... sol 101OO4010-7

Earned runs-Summit 3, Norris
town l. Wild pitc h -Lindemann.
Left on bases Summit 2, Morristown
7. Struck out-By Speer 2, by Linde-
mann /. First base on balls of
Speer 3. off Lindemann 3. Three-baSe
hit Page. TWo-base hit-Page. Sac
rifice hit Bassford. Stolen bases
GOldstein 2, Cusick 2, Courtney.
Double play-Rogers to Richardson.
Time-2 hours and 10 minutes. At
tendance, 800. Umpire McCollum.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-22
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First base on errors Pastime 5 Z;
HaekettstOwn 4 Left on bases Pas
time 8 Hackeutstown 6. Stolen bases
Pastime 3 /; Hackettstown 2. First
base on balls-Off Stroud 2. Struck
out-By Stroud 13; by Kinsey IL. Hit
by pitched ball-By Stroud. Passed
balls Monahan / Bells l. Umpire
Mr. Belby. Time Of game--l hour
and 25 minutes.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
rackspecialis

ALA slags brack hos unga och gamla
Manga tuseudeuahafya blifvit botade I'M
der de sista femton aren. Radfragnisg
fritt. Bes6k mig eller skrif for uppIys-
ningar. Frank II. wray. NJ. d. rum All
Lytle Block, Sioux City, Iowa,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
ARLINGTON MFG, CO.,
al-7is Unity Bldg, Dept oIo CHICAGO, ILL:

hans stora rostresurser till full
anvandning i stycket "Why Do
the Nations Rage" ur Messias af
Handel. Men hvad som NEST slog
an pa publiken var hans foredrag
at svenska visor, i hvilka ameri-
kanerna blefvo sardeles fortjusta.
En- dagtidning pastar t. o. m. att
svensk musk hadanefter kommer
att blifva popular i Sioux City.
Prof. Holmquist reste | onsdags
tillbaka till Chicago
Pianisten, Mrs Aae Davidson,
gjorde afveH sin SAX utmarkt.
Diet har flera ganger varit pa
tai att lata resa att monument at
var landsman Andrew Anderson,
hvilken satte lifvet till under
foden 1892, sedan han raddat
manga menniskor fran en- saker
d0d, men Diet har stannat endast
yid blotta talet. For nigon It'd
sedan hade en- person i en- harva-
rande d%agtidning infort EFT till
kannagifvande, att han wore viii
Zig att skanka EFT jordomrade pa
omkring 5 acres belaset pa EFT
stale, der man hade fri utsigt
Oliver Floyd rivers loddal, derest
man der vile lata uppfora EFT
monument at Anderson och in
h1gna platsen. Men ingen har
hittills atminstone gJort nagon
min af att antaga delta anbud
och stalla sig spetsen for en- an
skafande at medel for EFT monu-
ment, och nagot sadant terde Ell
heller komma att resas sd smart,
ON Diet 0fverhufvudtaget blir
rest alls. Det ar nu smart IL ar
sedan den minnesvarda hoden
intraffade, och ON nagot skall
goras, sd Dor Diet goras smart.
Anderson har emellertid till
f5r kort It'd sedan odeladt fatt
atnjuta aran som den raskaste
raddaren at menniskolif vid delta
tillfalle, Men i en- uppsats i en-
dagtidning af den "a februari sd
ker en- insandare CORA honom
aran stridig och framhaller att
hjelteryktet egentligen tillkom-
mer en- man vid namn Tom Fitz-
gerald, hvilken framhalles som
en- m artyr. Tom lar ocksa hafva
varit med och raddat nagra, men
drunknade efter att enligt insan-
darens f0rmenande hafva utiort
bedrifter, som stalla ALA de an
dras j skuggan. bet synes dock
litet egendomligt att dessa be-
drifter, ON hvilka ingen hittills
haft en- aning, f6rst nu dragas i
ljuset. Men kommer Diet en-
gang verkligen1derhan, att EFT
monument reses at den raskaste
raddaren, sd nog blir Diet Ander-
son som far Diet.
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
SPaldsng, 3 & Court.
Olson Bros. emottaga prenu.
meration pa de olika svenska It'd
ningarne och tillhandahalla sven
ska almarackor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
M0NT0REaS 1ELEFONNUMMER 627

F6aS Den 2S iebruari en- dotter
till Mr. och Mrs Andrew Leaf,
iii 9TH st.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

stor FERN: X. OfStad och Annie
Ofstad:
= Den dennes af pastor Aim.
quist: Emil Carlson och Anna
Gustafson frar Sloan, Ia.
- Den 2 dennes Sven Carlson
och Hulda Jacobson fran Sloan, Ia.
Pd grund at solens och de var
ma vindarnes forenade inverkan
afkastade Missourihoden redan
forliden lordag slit istacke nedan-
for combination bryggan, och
afven EFT godt stycke ofvanfor
bryggan, var hoden klar. Men
under bryggan, dit inga solstralar
Triangle, lag EFT tjockt isbalte,
som vagrade att rora pa sig. 1
tisdags placerades en- laddning
dynamit under isbaltet, och da
roken skingrats, var Diet redan i
rorelse mot golfen. Fleden har i
ar blifvit ovanligt tidigt isfri har-
stades. 4
Nytt Lager at LADIES SUITS,
Covert och Silk Jackets just in
kommit och sales till speciella
priser hos ~
Larson-Swan DryGoods Co.
En- commercial klubb organi.
sersdes forliden tisdag j Oakland.
Neb., i andamal att befordra sta
dens intressen i kommercielt och
andra afss enden. Klubbens pre-
sident ar Ed. A. Baugh, v. presi-
dent A. E. Wells, sekreterare T.
N. Palmqvist, skattmastare A. L
Neumann. Medlemsantalet ar nu
40. men man hoppas att delta
antal inom kort kommer att for
dubblas.
Fran Aagnstanat6rsamkngen.
Ungdomsforeningen Luther
League" halter i qvall (fredag)
slit literara manadsmote i kyr-
kans underwriting, der toljande
program kommer att utforas:
l.. Sang. League,
2. Ribellasning O. bon, President
g.. Emphasizing af protokollet.
Sekreteraren.
a. O~afgjorda fragor.
5. Sang ......-.. Mansqvartett
e. Defamation .. Ester Mordahl
7. Piano solo ........E Ester Knos
s. Foredag........ Wilbur Swan
9. Sang. Damernas qvartett
10. Solosang Victor Wadhams.
Nya moderna Skor till laga
priser hos Fridlund & Johnson
S<O Y oItCCSs
Mrs Carrie / Hervins soker
skilsmessa fran sin man. hvilken
hon pastar hafva dragit henne vid
haret omkring pa golfvst i deras
hem och pa annat satt misshand-
lat henne. En- dylik akta sallhet
faller Ell henne pa lappen, och Diet
ar derfor hon anhallit domstolen
ON skilsmessa SAINT att aterIa slit
hicknamn. Makarne haiva Ell varit
gifta fullt iva ar.
Mrs Charles c. Brewer har af.
venledes ingatt till domstoler
med ansokan ON skilsmessa tran
sin man, hvilken hon anklagar for
dryckenskap och grymhet. Salun-
ia sager hon i sin ansokan att
Brewer begagnat babe knytnaf-
varne och kapper mot henne SAINT
att han t. o. m. dragit revolver.
Makarne Brewers akta sallhet har
varat litet Diver iva ar.
Eft valserteradt lager at Mattor,
Rugs, Gardiner och Draperies
fnnes nu att bese for prospective
kopare hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Fer nagon It'd sedan omtalade
vi att EN- ung man vid namn Mer-
Ger Smith rymt fran slit hem i
Bellaire, o.. tills ammans med en-
ung flicka och kommit hit. De
unga tn vile nemligen gifta sig
med hvarandra, men papa och
mamma Smith tyckte att ynglin-
gen var litet for gron an och willie
att han skulle vanta, Men ung.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

DddO HOilOm III Hudo SNull toSd
dem till nader och skicka dem
respengar. Och i lordags kom
gubben Smith sattandes hit och
uppsokte de unga och. oerfarna
hyktingarne, med hvilka han j
mandags atervande till faders-
tjallet.
Speciella priser pa lordag:
Flott pr ID SC.
Majs pr kama sc.
Aeg pr dussin zoe.
Afvensa speciellt pris pa
stromming hos
Larson & Anderson.
W villa harmed tillkannagifva
for vara lasare, att sasongsbiljet-
ter vid Kneippbadens Kallvat-
tenkuranstalt invid Norrkoping,
Sverige, innas till salu a Svenska
Monitorens kontor. Denna ~anstalt,
hvilken ar hogeligen rekommen-
derad af ALA lakare och besokes
at sjuklingar fran mar och fjerran,
afven kungliga personer, anses
vara den fornamsta i slit Stag och
torde vara So pass val kand. att
nagon beskrifning ON behand-
lingsmetoden eli Dor komma i fra
ga. Hvarje sasong racker i 6
veckor, och ar afgiften for den.
Stamina 500 for andra SAINT Sos
for forsta klass. l denna afgift
irbegripes inskrifningsafgiit, laka-
rearvode och ~fullstandig kur vid
anstalten iem;e e veckors helm
ackorderi1g salunda mycket billi.
care an hvad man far betala vid
amerikanska sanato rier och kur-
anstalter. Anstalten halles open
under hela aret. Vidare genom
annons litet langre fran.
0. E JACOBSON, kommissionar.
Nj kan spara pengar genom att
kopa Skor hos Fridlund & Johnson
o28 = q street.
I f6riiden veckas hummer om-
talade vi att val for iva skoldirek
torer kommer att forsigga den IS
deEnes och uppmanade landsman.
men att uppsatta en- kandidat att
eftertrada MI. V. Swan. hvilken
innehatt sysslan som ledamot al
skolradet under en- It'd al sex ar.
Men ingen at vS1a landsman vile
emottaga sysslan, och delta gaf
DIR. Arthur Solvsberg, anledning
att pa manga vanners uppmaning
uppstalla sig som kandidat. DR..
Solvsberg, hvilken ar Todd har i
staden af norska foraldrar. har
fatt en- vardad och omsorgsfull
uppfostran babe i skola och uni
versitet. och ar salunda fullt pas
sande och kompetent att fylla den
syssla han soker. Han blef fader-
los redan da han var e veckor
gammal. och har sedan unga ar
mast forsorja sig self. Under den
It'd han gick i folkskolan. hogsko,
Ian och univeristetet maste han
som So manga andra fattiga yng-
lingar self draga sig fran. Han
har atven yistats EFT ar i Kristia.
MIA, Norge. vi framhollo forliden
vecka vigten af att valja en- kom
petent ledamot af skolradet, och
vi villa nu uttala som var mening,
att DR.. Solvsberg ar fullt kompe-
tent for sysslan, och uppmana
landsmannen att rosta pa honom.
Doktorn eyer har manga vanner
och en- god praktik sin profession
som tandlakare. och vi tviha Ell
heller pa att han kommer att
blifva Wild.
Olson Bros speciella So. 90
skodon Dor ingen glomma att Sc
vid behof at skodon.
Req. +. O. johnson fran
Chicago Ill. holl tvanne CODA
nykterhets- ioredrag Svenska
Baptistkyrkan forliden tisdag och
och onsdags aftnar.
The BeethOVen Club holl j
tisdags en- af sina sedvanliga
k~onserteri First Unitarian kyr-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
Mardi Gras biliettpriser till
New Orleans, Mobile, Ala. &
Pensacola. Fla,
c. M. & ST. P. R'y.

Fran och med den l till och
med den 5 mars kommer c. M.
& St. P. jernvagen att salja myc-
ket billiga tur och returbiljetter
till ofvannamda platser gallande
for aterresa till den IL mars och
med rattighet att iorlangas till
den IS mars.
City ticket office COL Fourth
street, Sioux City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
Sioux City.

Svenska Monitoyens kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
Cbe CbeatreS
.IN DARKEST RUssIA.y

DANNNAhSA hOS5A&As
 Tn Darkest Russia" romance built around the Nihilistic element of the Empire. was presented to a large audience by the Harris Parkin- son Stock Company at the Bijou The atre last night.
 This play requires elaborate stage setting and eostuming, yet the com pany was equal to these requirements. The applause of the house attested this success.
 MT. Harris was eclipsed last evening by one of his own support. This man was William Grigg. As Count Michael Terinski MT. Grigg rose much higher in the estimation of those who have seen him In other roles this week. He played his prominent part last night with precision and forcefulness of a studious actor,
 Frances Field was assigned a strong part in the heavy melodrama of the evening, that of Countess Terinski who plotted dark things for innocent exiles on account of insidious Jealousy
 MT Harris was not taxed with a laborious part for the first time this week. He still suffers from a cold but fought the effects with reasonable success.
 Dora Phelps undertook some work in the regular cast of the company last night, in addition to her speciality stunt. She acquitted herself in the melodrama better than in vaudeville efforts inasmuch as she broke the serenity of her face with a smile. It was real smile and 1t was hoped that some use of it would be made in her dances. But it was not forthcom- ing. It is hoped that she will be more obliging in the future nights.
 Man to Man" tonight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
PERSONAL ITEMS

The many friends of Miss Georgia
 Manning will be glad to learn that she has returned to this city to make her
 home with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Fitz- patrick.
 Mrs. T. W. Hannon win entertain the Young Peoples Union of the First Baptist Church at their business and social meeting this evening at o'clock Mrs. Albert Woolfolk has issued in vitatinns to an afternoon tea which she will give on Monday in compliment to her guest. Mrs, Ella Roquemore. Mrs. J. H. Hiliman of Birmingham is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs.
 Hal T. Walker at their home on Court Street.
 Miss Johnnie McGowen of Union Springs is the guest of Mrs. A. N. Barksdale's family at 322 Martha Street. Miss Maude Ouseley of Opelika passed through the city Wednesday en route to Selma, where she visits relatives. Mrs. William Pittman Red of Birm- ingham, is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. B. Gaston.
 Miss Marion Smith, who has been the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. R. B. Lowe, has
 returned to her home in Richmond, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03

In addition to the organization of commercial clubs at Newton and Troy. news comes of the organization of the Commercial Club of Calera at a meet ing of citizens held there on the night of February 22nd.
 s. A Thorson of Calera. was a caller yesterday at the rooms of the Mont gomery Commercial and Industrial As- soeiation and was enthusiastic over the prospect for usefulness to the com munity of the new club.
 I. W. Bailey was elected president, and s. A. Thorson, secretary. A copy of the constitution and bylaws Of the Montgomery Association was given Secretary Thorson also copies of the State Association constitution, as the Calera club will undoubtedly follow the example of Newton and Troy, whose first act after organization was to apply for membership in the State Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
Never Without the
 Goo1s.

A primonent bSpken of New York, who 1t called upon to make a number of trips to Europe every year, always includes in his travelling paraphernalia a case Of Red Raven. When tested with upon this fact by his friend, he took the matter quite seriously, and said: While you young men may take Red Raven before breakfast for two much eating or drinking the night before to get rid of that dark brown an excellent allivative fo rseasickness. and that feeling of fullness and lassl- tude that so often accompanies long journeys. I have never among the for eign bitter. waters found an aperient that acts so surely and gently upon the iiveS, it being absolutely painless. I. theretofe, take no chances. and carry Red Raven with me wherever go"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
Grips Ugly Sequel
KNEES STIFF, HANDS HELPLEsS-
 RHEUMATIsM NEAR HEART.
0rs. Van Scoy Experiences Dangereu, After-Effectn from Grip sad
 Learns Value of . Blood

LH
 Remedy.
 The danger from grip is seldom over when the characteristic symptoms, the fever, the catarrh. the headache and the depression of spirits pass away. The grip leaves behind 1t weakened vi- tai powers, thin blood, impaired diges- tion and over-sensitive nerves--a con- dition that makes the system an easy prey to pneumonia. bronchitis. rheu- matism. nervous prostration, and even consumption. Too much stress cannot be laid on the importance of strength ening the blood and nerves during con- valesoence. The story told by scores of victims of the grip is substantially the same One was tortured by terrible pains at the base of the skull that made life unendurable; another was left tired. faint and in every way wfetched from anaemia or scantiness of blood; anoth- CT had horrible headaches. was ner- vous and couldn't sleepi another was left with weak lungs. difficuity in breathing and acute neuralgia In ev- cry case relief was sought in vain un- til the great lood-builder and nerve tonic, Dr. Williams Pink Pills. was used. This remedy Is peculiarly adapt ed to build up stable health after a siege of grip. For quickness of ac- ton nothing Is known that will ap- proach 1t, but it is also without equal for thoroughness.
 Mrs. Van Scoy makes a statement that supports this claim. She says:
 T had a severe attack of grip, and before I had fully recovered rheuma- tism set in and tormented me for three months. I was in a badly rundown state. Soon after 1t began l was so lame for a week that I could hardly walk. It kept growing steadily worse and pretty soon actually couldn't walk. At last I had to give up com pfetely and for three weeks I was obliged to keep nay bed My knees were SO stiH I couldn't bend them, and my hands were perfectly helpless. Then the pains began to threaten my heart and thoroughly alarmed me,
 While was suffering in tnis way l chanced to run across a little book that told about the merits of, pr. Will Hams Pink Pills The statements ia 1t impressed me and led me to buy 3 box. It was fortunate for me that did. for these pills proved the very thing I needed to cure me. Improve ment set In as soon as I began to take them, and 1t was very marked by the time had finished the first box, Four boxes made me a we'll woman. In fact. the pills proved so thoroughly adapted to my case that there is noth- ing further to report except that I am very grateful woman and that sincerely recommend pr. Williams Pink Pills to any people who are sick as I was"
 Mrs. Laura M Van scoy lives at No. 20 Thorpe Street. Danbury, Conn. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are equally well adapted for any other of the diseases that fellow in the train of grip. Their great reputation is founded on the fact that they make pure. rich blood which Is the basis of sound health. They are sold by all druggists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
RECITAL BY MRS. PRICE.
Enjoyable Entertainment at First Rap
 tisf Church.

Enjoyable Entertainment at First Rap-
 tist Church.
 A large audience gathered in the Sunday School room of the First Bap- tist Church at 8 o'clock last night to hear the recital given by Mrs. Berenice Wilson Price under the Ladies Work. ing Circle of the church and spent a pleasant two hours In listening to her excellent eiocutionary efforts and ths musical numbers -that were inter- spersed throughout the program
 The audience showed its apprepcia- tion by hearty applause and compelled Mrs Price to respond to an encore af- ter the last number on the program had been recited.
 Her voice Is clear and her articula. tion distinct. With these requisites for good elocutionist, she also has an attractive personality and pleasing address which gave her work vivacity
 In 'The Last Kiss" and The School boys Favorite." two of James Whit combe Riley's poems. she was espe- cially clever and in the Chariot Race from Ben Hur," she showed her pow CT of describing frenzied excitement.
 male quartette composed of Junius Pierce, Edward Davant James Lakin and weatheriy Carter made an excel lent impression by their work Tn This Glad Hour" and Peaceful Night,' the two numbers which they rendered were well received but they were stingy with their harmony and would not give any eneores.
 bass solo, 'The Violet" was sung by Dr. James Lakin in his mellow voice and the notes of his music gave him opportunity oi exhibiting his ex- cellent range.
 The entertainment was given for the benefit of the church and a neat sum was realized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
WILL NOT. STRIKE.
Employees of Gotham Transit COmpanie
 Are TramautI.

Employees of Gotham Transit Companies
 Are Tranquil.
 New York. March 2,-Though a con ference between the officers of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company and representatives of the mens em- ployed In the subway on the elevated railway lines in Manhattan will be held tomorrow to discuss the renewal of a labor agreement, it was stated today that there would be no strike.
 After meeting of the employes President George E. Pepper. of the Manhattan Division of the | Amalga- mated Association of Electric and Street Railway Employees said: z
 "Ths public need have no fear of a strike. None is contemplated and none will occur. The officials of the com pany are in entire accord with us.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
MISS PORTERs MARRIAGE.
French Government Gives Weddins
 Present to American Girl.

French Government, Gives wedding Present to American Girl.
 Paris. March 2.--A dance at the Amer ican Embassy tonight tpaugurated the festivities attending the wedding of Miss Elsie Porter. daughter of the American Ambassador, to Dr. Edwin Mende, of Zurich. Switzerland.
 The French Government signalized its esteem of the Ambassador by pre- senting Miss Porter with Sevres tea set especially made at the Governments g porcelain factory and bearing her ini- tials. The civil marriage will take place tomorrow at the town hall of the Bois de Boulogne quarter only the fam fly and the witnesses attending The church marriage will be celebrated Sat- urday and will be the event of the sea- son in the American colony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03

She has added much to the pleasure of the friends she made during her visit here where she has received much de- lightful attention.
 MT and Mrs. W. l.. Gray of Macon, are with Mrs. J. D. Hendrix at her home 524 Clayton Street.
 Mrs. E.. P. Amerine will entertain at luncheon on tomorrow in compliment to Mrs. Thomas Hefiin.
 Miss Cordie Wallace of Opelika spent Wednesday in the city visiting friends.
 Miss Bessie Walker has returned from visit to friends in Atlanta
 Mrs. L. l.. Hill has gone to Mobile to visit her mother, Mrs. Lyons.
 Miss Annie Lowe has gone to Birm- ingham to attend Mardi Gras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
RELIGIOUS REFORMS.
Committee of Ministers VIII Repeal
 Vexatious ReguiatiOns.

St. Petersburg. March 2.-The com mittee of ministers after discussing the status of religious dissenters and con- sidering measures to remove the grie- vanees of that class, has decided in favor of the repeating all regulations of a vexatIous character proposed by the minister of the interor within three months and to order the abolition of all measures interfering with religious belief except such as may be consider ed indispensable, which should receive the sanction of the Emperor.
 The committee of ministers has all so decided .o direct the minister of the interior to forbid the enforcement of Regulations dealing with protection, or state or police surveillance of religious matters. The committee of ministers also calls upon the heads of ministerial departments and the procurator gener- al of the holy Synod to present reports to the Emperor and request that all sentences of exile and Imprisonment for religious errors should be quashed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
Senator Woleoft nena.

Monte Carlo, March 2.-Former United States Senator Edward o. Wal eott of Colorado died at the Hotel De Paris last night. His brother and Dr. Guigliumetti alone were present. All arrangements have been placed in Dr. Guigliumettfs hands. The body will be sent to the United States, leaving here tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
NOT MAKING EXPENSES.
Fees of Students DOR't Cover Yats
 Disbursements.

New Haven, Conn. March 2.--An analysis of the income and expense &C., count of Yale University appears in The Yale Alumni Weekly today which shows that In cost of tuition alone there was paid out last year IS per cent more than the Yale students paid in as tuition fees
 Taking the whole university, four items alone show that there was an excess of S21s,355. or about 50 per cent excess of cost to the university over and above what the sfndenfs paid in. Tn the academic department alone students paid In about $sf0,ooo as eorn- lparad with s4os,ooo actual expenses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
Reset for March s.

Cleveland, O., March 2.-The ad- journed hearing of the Chadwick bank. ruptcy case, which was set for this af. ternoon has been further adjourned until March s,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03
MEETING OF CIVIC LEAGUE.

At the meeting of the Civic League yesterday at the Library the commit tee appointed to visit the Mayor re- ported that arrangements are made for a mass meeting to be held on March IS. Every member is pledged to bring into the society four members. Fur ther particulars of the mass meeting will be given later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03

THE FINEST CARNATIONS. Largest iIsht pinks, fresh from our own greenhouses sI.00 per doxen. Rosemoat Gardens. Telephone zoe.
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