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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
TALLADEGA.

Taladega. Aug. 2S.-(Special )-Re. turns at hand give the leading candi. dates the following vote: Cunning. ham, 7yO; Conner, 759. Weakiey. sSS Tyson 563 Knox. 924; Bankhead, 657 Johnston, 45S; Brandon, 69l, Smith. 551 Hood, 174; Wilkerson, 603 Crook, AIS McGehee. 519: Julian, sos McE,lderry 1,2I1; Henderson. l26; Harris. 3I2. Dow dell. 767. Coleman, 570; J. B. Sanford and J. H. Lawson are nominated for the Legislature and John w. Peacock for the Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
MARSHALL.

Guntersviile, Aug 2S.-(SpeciaL)- Corners majority is eleven hundred and fifty-nine. Gray gets majority of 256 for Lieutenant Governor. Bran don carries the county for Auditor by 6s votes. Julian's majority for Secre- tary of State is 776. For State Treas urer Walter D. Seeds maority is I'll. Lovett leads for Commissioner of Ag- riculture by a small vote. Compton and Skeggs lead. For Chief Justice of the Supreme Couft the race has been very close. Tyson leading with 627 and Weakley 609; James A. Bilbro Of Gadsden received s36 votes for Asso- ciate Justice. Thomas c. Mcclellan, 797; with Coleman following with 306 votes The racc for alternate Senator has also been close between several candidates, Stallings and Fitts reeeiv- ing STA each, Bankhead, S07; John ston, 715, and oates, 137, with Knox and Clarke with less than one han. dred each. John Lewis of North was nominated for Sheriff, the race 1,lng close among all three candidates. His plurality over James L. Sparks was only one vote w. M. Coleman of AL berville was nominated for Reoresea- tative over Thomas Weaver Of Eddy by a majority of 64 votes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
MARENIin-

Linden. Aug. 2S.-(SpeciaI Com plete returns from the county are im- possible to obtain. as returning off eers could only give vote for Cover nor and Sherif. So far the vote is: Conner 656; Cunningham. 56S Four boxes to hear from Meador leads for that w. R. Doyle defeats J. Q. Bailey for the Legislature. w. $. Grant is elect d over F. B. Glass for Sheriff. A tabulated statement will be forwarded as soon as possible.
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TYSON IN LEAD
 FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
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LOWNDES.

Hayneville, Aug. 2S.-(Special. J. The result of the unofficial count shows some changes from last night, notably in the county election. Crum and Coleman go to the lower House of the Legislature instead of Coleman and McCurdy, as first reported, McCurdy being defeated by only few votes On the State ticket O'Neal wins. Between Brandon and Hood it will be very close with odds in favor of Brandon Seed for Treasurer, Wilkinson for Com missioner. Henderson and Lowe for Railroad Commissioners, Bilbro and Dowdell for Associate Justices. Bank head and Johnson for alternate Sena- tors.
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That's why 1o-cent plug of SCHNAPPS is more economical than much larger plug of cheap tobacco.
 That's why SCFINAPPS wins all classes of chewers: the rich, because they do not find a chew to really please them better at any price; the poor, because they get their moneys worth of the real snappy chew and flavor not found in the highly sweet ened mixtures. Neither the rich nor the poor wish to chew tobacco so intensely sweet that it's true flavor and tooth-preserving quality are lost.
 Look for the word 'SCHNAPPS" on the tag, and on the plug under the tag and then you have 1.-the most wholesome tobacco produced, with just enough sweetening to preserve the quality and bring out the flavor the real tobacco flavor that stim- ulates and satisfies.
 Sold at soc. per pound in Sc. cuts. Strictly 10c. and 15c. plugs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
WASHINGTON.

St. stephens, Aug .-(speciaL)- The primary in Washington passed off quietly. Only thirteen precincts out of twenty-four have been heard from wit hresults as follows;
 Conner 233; Cunningham. l54: Gray. 43, Meador, 230; O'Neal 85; Brandon. 2S; Hod, 1O9; Smith, 2O7; Julian. 257; McGee AZ; Sorsby l. Allen. S4, Seed, 309: Adamsfi S2: dSok. l2. LovGt. s5:
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Supreme Court Judges are badly mixed Bankhead and Johnston still lead Hood and Brandon are close Julian and Seed are safe. Nelms for Sheriff and White and Pitts are nominated over Wynn and Hogue for the Legislature. and Curb over Hall for County Com missioner
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PERRY.

Marion. Aug. S-(SpeciaL)- L)-Excite- ment over local candida tes have made i. impossible to obtain anything definite ae to some of the State candidates. Ccmer carries the county by about 800 majority Gray and MeadOr are close. Wilkinson and Selden lead Harris and Henderson are leaders. Tyson will carry the county by a small majority y.
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BARBOUR

Clayton. Aug, 2s-(speciaL l-or-
 ficiaI count was made here today of the vote of Barbour county as follows Comer 993. Cunningham 472. Gray 7SS' Meador 126, ONeal 571, Garber ISI' Brandon 336. Hood 715. smith SS2' Julian 1.Os2. McGhee 237. sorsoy I2S' Allen. a6s. Geed 1.O52, Gunneis l'2sS.
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ton sS. Harris 24e. Henderson 7s1, Lowe 5sS McElderry II. Skeggs 42 White sS1, Tyson 690. weakley 70e. Biibro. 720, Coleman 14s, Dowdell 400, Mc- ClelIan 364, Parks LOST. Morgan 1.s37. Pettue 1902. Bankhead 7S7, Clark 2g4 Fitts 27, Johnston 4Ss, Knox 3ss. Oates 320, Stallings2S1.
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SPLIT, BRITTLE, DULL HAIR.
All Come From DandruR. Which I
 Caused by Q Germ.

Split hair. hard hair, lusterless hair brittle hair, falling hair. all owe their origin to dandruff. which is caused by a measly little microbe that burrows Into the scalp, throwing up the cuti- cle Into dandrufr scales and sapning the vitality of the hair at the root, causing the several diseased condl- tlons of the hair till 1t finally falls out Modern science has discovered a remedy to destroy the dandruff mi crobe. which Is combined In Newbro's Herpicide, the delightful hair dressing. Allays itching instantly and sakes hair soft as silk. Take no substitute; nothing "just as good" Sold by lead Ing druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,. De- troit. Mich F. c. Fowler, special agent
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LEE.

Columbus, Aug (Special.)--Re- turns received today from over Lee and Russell counties indicate that Judge E. Herndon Glenn of Scale de- f"atnd J M Holt of Auburn for State A,9ator from the Twenty-seventh Alabama District Judge Glenn car ried Russell county almost solidly and had a majority of thirty-four in Fboe- nix City. tha second largest beat ir Lee county
 In close race T. D. Powers of Ope- lika and Warren Williams of PheniN City were nominated for Representa- tives of Lee county in the Aiahama Legislature yestErdav Tn count was not compiled until this morning. 'hr vote was T D. Powers. TAI; Warren Williams. 653; C. R. McCrary, 317. R c. Smith. 651: w. c. Robinson. 592.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29
MONROE.

Monroe. Aug. 2S-( Special. )-The letest reports show that Conner has re . eeived 413; Cunningham. 260. Bankhead has carried the county with Knox, Clarke and Johnston leading in the or der named Tyson carries the county for Chief Justice.
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RESELL.

Columbus. Ga. Aug 2s.-tspe'ial) )L Russeln county gives Conner aoout oV majority. WeakIey carries the county bv about 7b metoritv. The ret lr1s are all In except from one remote eeat
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LosT-Lady's watch. 'M B. D." on one side. seven 6tlmonds on the other Liberal reward for return to IA rs.As
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MORGAN.

Decatur. Aug. 28.-(speolal3 3-No-
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get the bali into conference aa soon as pos sible. objected to tho granting of additional time although an hour was consumed in the explanation of the measure Alter the adoption of the amendment the bfIf was sent to conference, the eonfsreea beine Mir WaAswoFth Mir Scott (Kasl and re Lamb. (Va) Immediately after he disposition of the agricultural apprepFlast0ss bill. bills under suspension of the rules wars passed. Among the more important was the bill in relation to the immunity of wit- nesses in government cages: to establish the standard of value and to provide for a coinage system in the Philippines and granting the right to the city of st. Louis to erect a free bridge across the Afia2iaslp- pi river at that point
 Through the efforts of Mir. Champ Clark of Missouri and Mir Williams of Miazis- sippi, the bill known as the subsfdiary safvAr coinage measure failed of securing enough votes 10 pass 1t under the rule.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Academy ef the visItatlon.


 The seventy-first annual commence ment of the Academy of the Visitation was held this afternoon at the convent on Spring Hilt Avenue. The attend anee of friends and patrons of the In- stitution was unusually large. An elaborate program of vocal and in- strumental music was presented by the pupils. Very Rev. Father c. T. O'Callghan. of St Vincents, this city. of Bishop Allen. There were no gradu- ates this season.
 Prizes were awarded as follows; Gold cross of honor for excellence in department and fidelity to the rules of the Academy was merited by Misses Gertrude Douglas. Virginia Langtry, Sadie Belle King. Bessie Boyd. Frances Mitchell, Sarah Hailes, Blanche Block. Bernadotte Toomy. Cecilia Finch. Mena Blumfield. The gold medal for excel Ience in Christian doctrine (senior Grade) was merlted by Miss Gertrude Douglas. Gold medal for best exam nation in Christian doctrine Cnterme- diate Gradel was merited by Miss El- eanor Rruham. Gold medal for the best prowess in United States history (open to all classes except the First Senior,) was merited by Miss Sarah Halls. Next in merit was Miss Sidney Lee Brousseau. Special prizes for high est yearly class average were merited by Miss Gertrude Douglass. Mss Vtr- ginia Langtry. (Ftrst Senior Class) Miss sallie B. King. (Second Senior Class) Miss Mamie Brown. (Third Sem for Class) Miss Bernadotte Toomy. (Fourth Senior Class;) Miss Eleanor Druham, (First Intermediate Classo Miss Annie M. wawgneT. (second In- termediate Ciass;) Mss Maria T. Neito, (Third Intermediate Class;) Miss Annie Douglass. (First Elementary Class;) Miss Alice McDermott. (Primary Class.) The special prize for highest yearly average in French was merited by Miss Regina Durant The special prize for Christian doctrine, (Elemen- tary Grade,l was merited by Miss Adol- fina Nunez. The special prizes in the advanced courses of plano and harmony were merited by Miss Bessie Boyd and Miss Blanche Bloch. The special prizes in the Senior Grade of plain sewing was merited by Miss Bernadotte Toom ey. Miss Pauline Mckee, Miss Margue rite cefealu. The special prize in the Junior Grade of plain sewing was merited by Miss Elmire Bonvillain, Miss Blanche Wood.
 This institution for young ladies was established in 1883. and incorporated by the legislature of the State in 1s47. It is under the direction of the Sisters of the visitation. a religious order founded in France in 1910, by St. Francls of Sales. bishop and prince of Geneva and St. Jane Frances Fremiot. baroness of Chantal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Clara Ellen Forbes will give a program dance this evening at Pickett Springs, when she entertains in honor of the young ladies and young men who are attending her house party. Her guests of honor are: Miss May Collins of Birmingham; Miss Lily Rad cliff, of Mobile; Miss Eugenia Smith, of Prattville; Miss Berney Ray Waddellp, of Meridian, Mississippi; Miss Kath- leen Blount, of Union Strings; Miss Lulie Radcliff. yf Mobile; Mir. Oscar Field. of St. Louis and Mir. wynton. of Union Springs
 Colonel and Mrs. J. NJ Falkner and MT. and Mrs. George W. Jones were among the t-of-town guests who at tended the wedding of Miss Alys Clair vigo and MT. William Irwin Grubb, which occurred in Birmingham Mon day evening.
 Mrs. Ida Tatum Is still in Louisville, where she was called on account of the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Loren Williamson Their friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Williamson Is very much better.
 Mrs. A. c. Birch of Birmingham will go abroad with a party of friends in August She has recently been wis., iting her daughter. Mrs. Dudley Law renee. of New York.
 Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson enter tained a number of friends at ger man last evening at Pickett Springs. The dance was led by Mir. Samuel Jones with Miss Wilkefson. It was a very delightful occasion enjoyed by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

about thirty-five couples. Dancing to good music by Hoffman's band and the enjoying of delicious refreshments were the pleasures of the evening.
 pr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin, Miss Eliza beth Baldwin, Mir. Morris Baldwin, Miss Jennie Sistrunk, will leave this morn ing for a trip to Europe. They will go from here to New York and embark on 8 steamer for Queenstown. They expect to spend all their time in the rural districts of England, Ireland. and Scotland, returning to Montgomery early in September.
 Mir Patrick McConaughy of Monte- vallo spent two hours in the city last evening en route to Evergreen where he and Miss Kate Sanafey will be mar ried this afternoon. He was accom- panied by his niece, Miss Lucille Wilk- inson and his brother-in-law. Mir, George Morgan of Montevalio.
 Miss Dora Northington of Prattville, Miss Lucille Wilkinson. Misses Ethel and Anna Pelzer, Mir. T. Sidney Frazer of Union Springs and MT. Allen North ington of Prattville. formed an infor- nal dinner party last evening.
 Mrs. G. w shackleford. daughter Margaret and son Young. will leave to- night for St Petersberg. Fla, where they will. visit Mrs. Shacklefords sis- ter, Mrs. Loyelaee.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Rudulph, who have been the guest of Mrs. c. A. Rudulph, have returned to their home in Hayne- vile.
 Mrs. John ". Bullock has gone to Jacksonville, Florida. where she was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
M. 90, FRUIT WHARF
WILL BE OPEN IN FIFTEEN DAYS.
The BniIaing VIII Greatly Increase Ca- pacity of Mehiie for Handling
 Big Central and south American Trade.
Advertiser Bureau,
 MohtIa Jupa 10

Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile, June 19
 Within fifteen days the splendldly equipped fruit warehouse and wharf of tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad will bo ready for interior work and within I few days thereafter the second floor will be ready for occupancy. Such was the statement of the supervising ar chiteet for the railroad company and a member of the firm having tho con- tract in hand.
 The building will. when completed, etxend froia Government 10 Dauphin Streets, be two stories iy. height and eighty-six feet wide. The outer and inner Things are 10 be Of corrugated iron and the roof re-proof. The most modern machinery will be installed for discharging fruit cargoes from ves- sels and hoisting ripe fruit into the storage departments which, with the offices of the several fruit importing firms, will be on tho second floor. The ground floor will have ample trackage facilities besides plenty Of room for storage of export goods intended for transit on outgoing fruit steamers AL most two-thirls of the immense build ing Is already completed and the piling down for the remainder.
 This morning the work of putting the already prepared timbers Tn place be- gan AN Istsl as ihiS work goes up small regiment If skilled workmen will get busy with tke finishing work for the exteror.
 Mobile at this time handles an inn mense quantity of bananas. pineapples and coocanuts and the figures grow as the months advance. Long since the head off1cjials of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad realized the importance of the fruit importing trafic here and at the same time readily saw the necessity for better facilities. not only for handling the fruit from vessels, hut for reload ing the cargoes into refrigerator cars for transit to the North, East and West. They appreciated, too, the de- served rights of the importers for con- venient offices and. all this having been carefully gone over. the determination to erect this mammoth fruit wharf and warehouse was put in 9 execution with the results noted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Cornmunity Company Organized.

Tn the Probate Court this morning articles of incorporation of the Choc- Jaw Community Company were filed
 The purpose of the company is to buy and sell property of all kinds, to build, lease or sell houses and to promote manufacturing industries. The incor- porators are: George J. Stevens. Wal ter Oser, New Orleans; T. L. Karn, W. M. Bogle. Mobile; J. Mitchell storer, Bay Minette The capital stock of the company is sf00.000, of which s2s,00o Is paid in. The officers are: George J. Stevens, President: W. NJ Bogle, First Vice-President; J. Mitchell stor- CT. Second Vice President: T. L. Karn, Secretary; Walter Oser. Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Rius are Passed Under Suspension of tho
 Rules.
 washington, June l9.--With virtual una pirnity the House today adopted the suosti- tpte amendment of the BeveridRs amend ment to the agricultural appropriation oil' relating to meat inspection, the objection abIe feature of former amendments being eliminated and the amendment perfected to meet the wishes of the president.
 An effort was made to extend the time of debate but MT. Wadsworth. chairman of tha committee on agriculture desiring to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
EouaIixatlon Of Tmwea.

Birmingham. June~1s.--A special tc The News from Hattiesburg. Miss. says that before the county supervisors State Convention adjourned today reso- lutions were passed calling a coavan- tion with view 10 securing the equal ization of tax assessment In all coun- ties
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Funeral Of Mrs. seifert. l.

The remains of Mrs NeIIIe seifert, wife of George Seltert. were inferred in the Catholic cemetery this evening. Mrs. Seifert's death occurred in Fl Paso Texas, Saturday. where she had rone in search of health. The remains reached Mobile today. She was a most Astimable woman and native of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
n,n. pne..a hr snnnta

washington. June ls.-The Senate today passed the following bills amending the act creating the Spanish claims commission so as to permit the review of decisions of the commission by the Supreme Court on writs of certiorari
 Amending the act of 1898 relative to grants of land to New Mexico. Approving an act of the Oklahoma Legislature au- thorizinE the construction of additional buildings for the Northwestern Normal School at Alvs. in that Territory.
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A Quiet WeddIng.

At the residence of Mrs. Palmer, No 1O3 Eslava Street. at II a. m, MT. Ed die O. Moore and Miss Ellen J. Will Hams. two we'll known young people, were quietly married by Justice Throw er The young couple left for New orleans for their wedding trip.
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of Mobile. Despite the warm weather there was & good attendance. The feature of the meeting was an address by Mss Louise Windham on The Sec- ond Department of the League" The address was replete with interesting data for institutions of Leaguers and the speaker was given close attention.
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COOKS SPRING GS.

High up in the mountains of Alabama. Five different health-givtng watera- No mosquitoes or malaria. Bowling, Dancing. Tennis and skatinE-an free to thA gansta. Rates moderate. Special rates to farntiies. -tf LOUIE RBEaM Prop
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Mrs. Walter Ross and children. will leave today for Albertville, where they go to make their home. MT. Ross has been there some time. Their friends here will regret the absence of MT. and Mrs. Ross.
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The members of the Beauvoir Club will entertain at a German on Friday evening, June 22. at Pickett Springs. Their guests will be the members of the Dixie Club of Selma and of tfe Country Club of Montgomery.
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Miss Elizabeth Moseley. who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Nonie Hobbie,. has returned to her home in Union Springs. Miss Nonie Hobbie went home with Miss Moseley to visit her for some time.
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Mrs. J. R. Tyson and family will leave for Asberry Park tomorrow where they will spend the summer Miss Flora stakely will go with them and Judge Tyson will join his family shortly.
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Mrs. Forney Stevenson Is chaperon> Ing party who are at Coden for a week. The party includes: Misses Annie Lou Chiffon, Mary Seibels Hall. Emin Semple. Messrs. Clifford Lanier. Temple Seibels, and MT. Isler.
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Miss Florence Dawson has gone to spend a month at Toxoway Inn, where she will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Dudley Lawrence of New York. who are spending the summer there.
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yFohgle societv Nevxs.

The Pilot Whist Club meets today with Mrs. wooif. The prize is a pret- ty silver belt buckle. The invited guests are Mrs. J. T schley Mrs. Hor- ace Clark and Mrs. c. L. Shawhan.
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Major and Mrs. W. W. Screws. who have gone on an extended tour through the East and in Canada, spent a day re- gently at French Lick Springs, where a number of Alabamians met them.
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Miss Mary Jo Mathews has peturn- ed home from Gold Hill. where she went to attend E1iing gton- -Conube we'd ding march.
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Mir and Mrs. Brooks Flowers have purchased the residence of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Pelzer. who will soon build a home in CIoverdale.
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Mrs. Henry Levystein and two ehil- dren, Vera and Aalan, have gone to Chicago to visit relatives. MT. Levy stein will go later to Chicago and from there will take his family for visit tn different resorts in Michigan.
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The friends of Mrs. Florence Har- ris and her daughter. Miss Florence Harris, will be glad that the latter who has been very i'll, is much better
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to The Advertiser, and then he acted very ugly. If apprehended, Doyle will be severly prosecuted.
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MT. and Mrs. ". o. McAahon. and Miss Ellen and Mir. Otis W. Mahon have gone over to their summer home at Daphne for the summer.
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Mir. Henry Hall clarks and Mir. Teorge Crawford will leave Sunday to join MT. Harte and party fos a tour through Europs.
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Miss Rosa Lyons is spending some time at the Point Clear Hotel with her two little nephews. Barry and Ma rion Lyons.
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MT. an6 ssirs. Dennis Carr have gone tc SEainesviile, Ga, where they will spend some time before going to Waynesville, to remain until f2ll.
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Mrs. A. B. Ware and little daughter. Pauline, of Atlanta, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Flowers at their home on Lawrence street.
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Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Hall. are at French Lick Springs. where they will remain for several weeks before going to Colo rado Springs for the summer.
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Epworth League Meets.

Tn Broad Street Methodist Churoh tonight was held an interesting month ly meeting of Union Epworth League
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called on account of the death of her grandchild, Philip Vaudeville Ball, child of MT. and Mrs. T M. Ball. Mrs. Ball was formerly Miss Anna BBullock of Montgomery and her friends here will sympathize with her deeply in her great sorrow.
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Miss Alice and Nellie Dunn of Grove IIill ere visiting their aunt. Mrs John Friend in Mobile.