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wA1F ADOPTED.
Home for an Infant Found at Eighth and
Spruce streets.

0lTuCn aWlNI1,
The infant found on the doorstep Of the
residence OF DIR. Harry NJ First, Eighth
md Spruce streets few weeks ago, has
been adopted by Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Snallwood of 735 West Second street
The baby girl which was found on the
stairway of Shiloh Colored Baptist Church
at Twelfth and Orange streets, on Thurs
dav evening. has been placed in the home
for infnnts Of the S. p. c.. G.. Four per
sons have applied nj the office OF the 5. Z.
c. G. for the adoption Of the child but
Special Agent Frank Stout OF the society
VIII not dispose Of her for a few days, as
be wants to see If the parents Of the child
can be located.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
ARummaee sale

for the benefit OF Associated Charities will
be held the last week OF April. Contri-
buttons of all kinds solicited, particularly
summer clothing. May be sent to COZ
West street, or will be sent for. ID. 4 A.
nhnnn Inl !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
oif,s ,or Ar.d women.

The Violet Ray Sunshine Branch Of
Delaware yesterday sent an Easter
basket to Mrs. Peterson, one OF the
inmates Of the Home for Aged Women.
Today it sent an Easter lily, hyacinth
and tulip to other inmates Of the home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
40 nuIld -Four nweliinaa.

James b. Oberly. this morning, sold
20 Harry Lynch q Bro. an so foot lot
on du Pont street near Thirteenth.
The firm has plans to erect four dwell
inps on the lot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

A pool tournament will be held in
Workman Hall, Market and Ninth
streets, beginning Tuesday evening,
April 18th. All Worlsmen are invited
to enter. Suitable prizes will be
ofvpn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
posTIEs saw ADDICKs.
Local Councilman Had a Conference With
the Gas Man in Philadelphia Yesterday.

L0CaI UOUHIIIHUW llHl . NV''VI 710V 71'0V " -
the Gas Man in Philadelphia Yesterday.
CITY Councilman Thomas T.. Postles
had a conference with J. Edward Addicks
in Philadelphia yesterday, but when Mr.
Postles was seen in regard TO Il this MORN
ing he declined TO give any Information.
IL is reported that while Mr. Addicks
is not resident of the city he is taking
a great deal of interest IN the affairs OF
Citv Council. but Mr. Postles would not
make any admissions that would indicate
that the conference driited to this sub
ioct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
lLirnIn.nrnnnnn nIn.llnn.

The Min Greek Hundred Mutual
Fire Insurance Go. held its quarterly
meeting in the Board of Trade rooms
today An encouraging report was
uroeonted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
RACE DECLARED OFF.

Associated rresi nsrntri Nv suecai ~irei
Pittsfeld. Mass, April l4.-Ihe balloon
race has been declared of, on account of
too much wind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
A. n Il.nIf. An n gundnv-.obonI.

The Sunday y-school Of st. Paul's NJ
r. Church will give its Easter pro
gramme tomorrow afternoon. The
school will meet promptly at ? O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
carpsts and Rugs.

Have you tiied our new process We
clean dive and scour carpets or rugs no
reasonable prices Joseph Il. Gooding
Fourteenth and Scott Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
Yon ous Yonrnell 4 New La.

Pay the debt az saltzgiver g. Bupp's
factory. lO6 West Seventh street. We havo
all the spring styles Open ovoryevonlng.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
WEDDINGS
urkK- scHMrTr.

Charles W. Leak and Katie r. Schmtt
were married last Thursday evening at
the parsonage of Harrison street NJ IT,.
Church by Rev c. T. Wyatt, the pastor
OF the church.
DICKINSON -LukENs,
James II. Dickinson and Susie X;
Lukens. both of this city, were married
on Thursday evening at the parsonage
of Bethany Baptist Churchib by Rev. j..
Judson Westfal, pastor Of the church.
They were attended by Miss Ann l..
Dickinson and William n. Mask, Jr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, lnhortre
rely on DIR. Thomas Eclectrio Oil. Takes
the sting out OF cuts, burns OF bruises at
once. Pain cannot stay where il is used.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN
Severe Storms on the Atlantic
Coast About 2Oth.
FROSTS IN ORDER ABOUT 9TH
Rains VIII be Heavy in Some
Localities,

In All There WIN be Five Diaturbauccs
Across the Continent During April-rhe
Month WIN Close Win Rising Tenn
porature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

Annual Meeting of Wilmington Club.
The Wilmington Club will hold its
annual meeting this evening, when
president and board Of governors Will
be elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

As result Of the earthquake in For
mosa last month, l0l4 persons were
killed, COS were injured and 200 houses
were demolished The prosperous towns
of Datiyo, Raishiko and shinko were de-
stroyed, The damage done was roughly
estimated at Sl5,OOOOO0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
aratHs.
0oO Hate to Classitg.

LAHEY on April 10. io0G. Julia Lahoy.
hue notice oi funeral VIII be given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
srENoaRAPHERs WANTED.

Several stenographers, young men, are
wanted by Goldey College for positions
in Wilmington and elsewhere. These are
high-grade positions. paying large salaries
Graduates interested should apply to the
college at once*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKES IN FoRMosA

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Toxic, Japan. April IA violent
earthquake occurred this morning in the
southern part Of the island of Formosa.
The casualties and damage done are
reported to be heavier than those OF the
earthquake last month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

Take a glance at the Easter poetieal
rhymes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
ALARMED BY FIRE RuMOR.
Or. WINSTON AT SHILOH.

sale by w. g. Danforth retail dlstrlbutor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

WHIrf COOK.
w MRS. GARRETT
anrlllL 1908 Mo.l Inlrloonlh ltreet
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Dr. PIerees Fa,odle Prescription

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
A Live i
Wire

lycft nerve is live wire
connecting some par, u the
body wllh tie brain They are
50 numerous that Il sou pene
trate us skin wlsh the point q
4 needle }o8 uill touch i Nerve
and rcsetgc a shock pain g IS
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ifam 4 pressure strain Or e
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paln fEhea The pam some
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

at N L. Levin has sslufnsd q
Nlnlla sfssr a. al.sence q several
dass
A ~AFfiaNs license vas lsaped yes
ierap, % Ge0rgo WaaAingiea And
Mis- Wand Lamar, both q selaiaot.
TIC RaF Ralph ! Lamb 81 harllss.
sllle vii proaeh ~ lhe Presbyterian
cliarch tonight A cordial insllaiion
n extended to az 10 attend
= Davenport has heen voted into
ia membership - te Toun and
- rsY club Of Mussoses. uhleh has
~ aFssfA a. Fort Gli@an
Tie keuslugton ciab uas suieftaln-
"a 81 tlls h0ase o. Mn Eaing Hal.
sall yesterday Afternoon ks aieays, 4
m@i pleAsagAt aflcfnoan Was spent hg
asg gha n1enih4rs Arpa thslf gassss
Tho resaaE asrflng of fhe Order
of Iaaesn staF sia - held tonight
at n'elpeA n tha lodge faHs There
mlll ~ slecgl0n II oelcsfs sHd & good
astsndaace i desired
Nm J . Gillian. on hef aaY from
iskMnaasa "a ler iiama III plifslMR
-. wWl spend lonnffge II tlllA eltf
ulih her brut1psr, tseatss Eiulsf of
the United States rlsfs s'ilce
r. A. Wright went % 81 Louis
last Eighs mlefe la ALL meet hla
wsie and hiring her 10 yinlts Nf
Wright recently purchased ne north
side blseksnlth shop hefs. and hls
wlse Las uns Fet seen Niulta.
Bof and Nn y r Ford haze
4 cn 10 housekeeping aad Airs
! 30 eft LAS night ~ith hef t;ie
aaurlteg fof FalflauI, shsrc alse elll
tislt Relatives fsg ~yaul dsyN Size
slll THEN - to i, ,aeuesy shee
ffuf Ford pll Join her lsger and ilsy
wlll speai tlie saumef
TIE Commercial nlgb committee an
Fefaruisiiing tiiC ruams of tbe g.ub, =
y orr. . a Wise ard 6 Afcfy.
have lusl given a. oficf through r
G Holland fof ahaut 80 worth n
uss fuultura Ige iarnlsam all -
hsge bg gi,o time il4s roam : ready
Ter Il, phich vill - in tao nf three
weels Al that iine a smoker wlil
lN given
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NenraIRiA

whether I, be the facial nerves
81 tie heart. stomach iatic
~ other prominent nerve
branch To stop pain, then,
you m0i relieve Tho strain or
pressure unan ghe nerves.
nf. Miles Anti Pain pills %
ihls.
4 suffered lafsnsa aain. eaaHed =
naafalffa afarfd aHl Hgd faHt.
Ass m MlfNaH8 NNft5N fHEAkt
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faf faHn aH 8hr WHHi.iHss 7 ever
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MIS- Wa HICKMAN.
MHH M Afh Nt EfiH "a
pe. MgseN' Ans8. pair pins 4*s e9ia ~
yeaF sfeuaiat. sshn viii auHfHnfNe tnat
taa NrsI naCkaaH sHII hfHsHt
fsIIa ha ssiu f#sufn faHf ntHsf-
= aasaa. IS csnts. Never fQta IN teln.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhagt, Ind
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

NnUr hmbYY 1ou wUHdef SHY he fles
Haf & toitie 81 Whlle's eftam kerns
iIaRu ard be viii never cfg Most
Iables have sufms. and fhn mothers
den know Il. Whites Cream Nefmlfas
gut ~ system M ! pleasant waY
Eforg molilef should keep a hattie Il
mn1lelus IN I1Ie hnase. With u fear
need never enI0r naf mind. Price &c
sold b tiie Peoples nFus steFe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

il g. possible sa olaain rHHf ffom
ehFuu.c indigestion and dyspepsia bY
uss 81 kosiu iuf U1apes ss's sDHe eI
filn Hln,f hopeless ulsls ai long siaHd
Ine lato yielded - ll iteH8h.t fHu
fu digest lhe fnai sea eat a1d essf.
cses corrective luaaenta, building
ap t1B uHs.eHrs 81 tisa digestive og
gaHs TIE stomach 81 tEe taIlef
alHfslu tie sffeam IS made tlat asafa
Hp faar vitality health ava sImnEfh
kuta' diaasfs elai SEA eat Nakrs
fle stomach saeat puts tla boiler n
condition - d0 tfle @afs tat age de-
man8s ai .f gives yeu wIlef from 81.
FesliFe riefs and puts 500 in
STARE o. O. f0uf tsst aud Eeei fuur
tesi Sold 3D. Peoples dfuf Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

d. ET Mccarthy is in Chelsea
tosiAg "a laslueak
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

WANTED At Nena Mu 20
sfnaberfg HeEen We have about
arna uf 9aatnues ali large
8af'e,tes paae.paf't ne AuWa
Association prlse oue aad eue hai.
cent Her quart faf picking Ileu
afa ads Iaate facilities naf tie ber1
patches ranpne and MANS as
efosya furnish psstars ae1 water
aa1 tents q fs.sis fpa 81 charge.
CAL 90 sour ml.raad aesal far p.cs
en speeial rates iof parties 81 Hfe Is
masu Fcklae VIII. heH.a ahaaa MAg
zth I0g faHlwf particulars esil ea
TIE tefetAfy 81 eK.ng sheis
u CHnnrlas
Secretary Neaha Fruit Growers anl
Shippers As Ntl0a Naaio $50
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Is direct deseeniieut II fhf govern
ment approved stallion Brilliant lgli
hu1 Brilliant fs3q Is Coco " uut of
kosetfe BY Nina belonging ~ tha
French government Dam itefniee
i-Ssi efd Dam ilHlle Il Riverside
la sri pam faqaefrtle 3s2a tfh
Fan iie@ette TAitl. LfH is tie sire
e ffe Nake a FmHee lQmplefe
pedigree 0a application SIX Jacks
Ms4d another ilne i4ofNa fof bfeeaiug
purposes also
Service fof ans ~ tie six jacks
tl0 For two sls. Al jacks rex lsfefed
D.s. WARREN. vinita.I.T.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

A dose e pina.nissat hfd time aiii
USUALLY felieFc laetacne bofaN morn.
luE 1hes beAugiini ftte s.oba.efN
arc s8ft eNlAtlHa calei a0d wlen
Hn.Hsnet ami placed Cd the maa1h
500 eGu' g hetr Swallowing tfsm Pine
u'cs Huiasa neither sugar - aca3Hi
fuN zana aui Hesa atiaiuei ffuH
auf native lSne forests eaMh.Hei
with ashef SSH kHnwu h.adtef Adneg
h.wH and Heskella feaeiie4 >al# by
A + OaeHs
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~. 4 u Mccarthy is ln chelsa
tessay on basluesA
4 G Holland sent q ST. Louis
ast uiaht 90 business
Ia gsaalnReF. representing the
Yew ssagc Tribune ot Massggce.
esiisd s tie ofes of Tia cmeiialu
this mamiHF
Na nafekHslttf aad dsNghief aF.
ussa ffen South Carolina mis- mona
faf q flsit aGth hsf 500 FaHs E.
uafeklailef
Nrs 8 a smith entertained q
esuis yesterday afternoon ii iaunt If
hsr nlsse Mss siap.sf oi Tahslgah
uAQ i visiting Htw
aia Iala sehoenlertof lamefsIl.f.
Mo = bete visiting tsr hngieg
AaaipA sclioeuheff 81 flif hos of
~ sud Nn s. e Aver
Nm + & williams and daughter
Nis Gertrude 0s ~tlilNstsf oka
wIH afflse ln NinltA ln aiou tima
fefa flsit wlfh Ms d & Ammas
ssa
Assistant nlled States Attorney
q Il Rider l.ss returned fom pfyuf
Greek nitfu lle criminal tafm =
the United states eolrt ess Halshet
sssaniaY faase Parker haweqsfnill
M kppf banF possibly u8tfl lomeffuN
FfStnlue hearing clgli suits
s. 4 saafHs cfawei stills tom-
piseltf Ia tle mauief q oa man
Peters IL lia8lesgllls last elntef was
Indicted Ia rfgpf Creek iHis sesk bF
tie grams jury seayfes connection
nlih tie cflme vas not suspected gn.
tN laes Foster made bis sensational
confession AZ Nusata
The council had q meeting sehcli-
uiei for tins Afternoon af O'clock. ~
usicli tls matisf q The hand @ -
given hg tlle Ninila National tanF
faf TIE cltY dergsils wiil 81 taken up
Tbs laHa thinks a stoea bond Is too
great Ia yisN 20 tie taef that Tie
nfeMut depaslt is bat sanoa lt i
possible that tiie amount 81 ere. lond
Hfi D. reduced
james ~ nailef ald N~ noitia
Green both 81 Pryor Greek we're
marfied shortly after neon today lH
ths eieFs office Tho groom IS TIE
sou,of Il ~ Bgiisf editor 81 a.
r1or Creea Cnpper lie Is BOT q
/ - old and tie bride IS is They
- awaY ffom Tome because their
rafsnls refused q ori,e their consent
- the wedding
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

See that sour dsuggisf gise Y0a GO
imitation xHNn fpH asz fuf kenssig )
l.axatlge Honey znl Tar. ne 0flslhal
iAxstigt cough s8fup
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Located at East St. Louis, III.
Handles a. Per Cent o. Qauanilne
Cattle Marketed.

Fer boatiug. hslthlng lHaigefloni
etc at q l.lngs Dyspepsia lablat
altar meals Sod bg A Z Owens
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FOR LEAsE 81 aefas miles
umiheesf q We'eh Casa icase In
aairs 0f Elia bounf
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FRoA SATURDAYS DAILY

kh3# Sal h4tA , ttAtAtf
Charles Meow oi Afson i 10 tie
clgY tpaaY
ilf. William u Campbell q seneca
speut yesterday 10 Ylnlsa
g H Rogers WA IN Welcn LAT night
wheFs he addressed a meeting of TIE
welob Republican club.
q II Gnlpn AMI Dr q A. Reynolds
II Cslnmbsis ind are IL the clty To-
day lookiug for investments
tbs Chelsea Commercial cub las
iapt employed q secretary at e5l E~s
noHth Who Is 10 devote his entire
time 10 Tie work 81 tbs cluh
MfA !. ~. orr vii return fbls
evening from san Antonio, Texas,
Whefe sha llas been spending the wln.
tef ief The benefit u her health.
Marriage licenses wefs issued to1ay
ia Joseph 81 Turk aud Mlsa Ellen
llaa!eY both ot Vlnlta AMI 70 III.
mst 4. Prizes ard Miss Maadle Moore.
both q ksiso
Tha Excelsior Laundry handlos fam.
llY fat wofe III lois of IS pieces at 2
cenls rach. of rough drY aoFk 81 lota
of is pounds Or ever - cents PER
pound tlAt wofA lFuned
KImef Il. Prizes and Miss Maeale
Maofs. twp well known y0uuF people
% Tia keas0 nsighbarhCud wi. ~
maffsed tomorrow afternoon 81 tie
tons 81 tie brides parents ~ l.gy
n 3 pcrAlne
Last nights storm had such an aglY
Took that nany people wefa fflghgeu
"a, ard sefe PREPARED ai D moments
notes 70 tako q their storm cellars
SO damags saa done In Ylniia, lou.
ever Tiers aas heAsy rainfall aud
a hard wlni over al re Cherokee
naiien. wilb considerable hsll in ssne
places
Marion inw@nec o. Tolei0 0hln
general Geld secretary sf international
sunday school association passei
through on tbe agef today eufoute to
Atosa 20 attend the annual mecting
of the lndian Territory SUNDAY
Seiia0l Association. wi4lchmseu there
raesiay faf a three daYs session
Mf iawmner n ou the program
fgr ssversl addfessn
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lfIoa aaui @ Hefrfsa round az
scar pleulcs contract with
tf sWAta NIuita n
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NARROW ESCAPE
FROM SUFFOGATION
MRS. S. c. VAN osTRANo FOUND
UNCONSCIOUS IN BATH ROOM
AS RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.
QUICKLY REVIVED.

Mrs. S. G. Van ostrand, wife of City
Passenger and Ticket Agent Van os-
trand of the queen and Crescent route.
had a narrow escape from death yester-
day afternoon about o'clock at the res
idenee of W. J. Hessler 1920 st, Charles
street. where the family lives.
She was discovered in the bath room in
an unconscious condition by Mrs. Hess
Ter, and but for the timely aid she would
have probably died of suffoeation. Mrs
Hessler detected the smell of escaping
gas. She searched the house for the leak
and failing to find It. tried to enter the
bath room. The door was locked apd the
smell of gas was stronger there than any
other part of the house. She called a
negro who was working near and he
broke the door open.
Mr.. Van Ostrand was summoned from
the office and DIR. II. E. PRESLEY was
also summoned The fresh air had par
TALLY revived Mrs.yan Ostrand before the
physician arrived. and he soon restored
her to consciousness. The effects of the
accident will be slight. and last night
Mrs. Van ostrand had practically recoy-
cred
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1.-THE Little Duchess. "

While newness is not a characteristic
of the musical shows which have drifted
south this year and 1.-THE Little Duchess
at the Jefferson theatre last night was
no exception to the rule, it was never
theless a pleasing performance ana one
that the audience greatly enjoyed. Coun-
tess olga Won Hatzfeldt, who is real
countess, they say, is a sprightly, enter
tanning Coincidence who sings quite well
and has fetching ways. She was cordial
ly received last night. Her songs were
all good and her specialties above the
average. The oountess-we speak OF her
quite casually, you Observes well known
to Birmingham theatre-goers through
previous visits In musical shows.
The girls of the company were not bad
looking and seemed to be in an excellent
humor. Several song numbers were pre-
scented in a most attractive way and de-
manded encores. On9 of the most popu-
lar numbers, of course, was the fencing
girls but several other costume effects
won deserved applause.
The countess was fortunate IN having
the support of three comedians who were
clever and entertaining in a quiet sort
fway These were Robert Lett as the
of way. These were Robert Lett as q
German duelist and Harry Carter as
Able Skinner Kitty Deubel was de-
mure maid-in- waiting and Eugene
O'Brien, who was Adgerton, an Ameri-
can lawyer, proved himself the possessor
of a good voice. The principals had more
vocal and histrionic ability than one usu-
ally finds in musical shows.
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$4,000 RAILROAD
TIES Al AUCTION
ONE LOT OF 1900 BRINGS 2
cENTs-A FARMERS INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD IN oPELlkA ON
FEBRUARY 10.

opelika. February 7.--(speeiaL)-Ihe
auction sale of the eross-ties of the old
Lafayette Railway company Monday at
noon created somewhat of a stir in bust
ness circles. and a number of men went
to the Railway Y to be present at the
sale. A total of 1900 ties were sold. Mr..
c. J. Sndduth bought 12,000 at cents
each. The remainder was sold in small
lots, ranging from IA to cents.
The state farmers institute will be held
IN this city on February 49, and evidences
OF unusual interest is being manifested in
the preparations for the event. The rail-
roads coming in from various directions
will make a rate of one and one-third
fare for the round trip from all points
within a radius of seventy-niles from
opelika to all who attend. A large crowd
of visitors are expected to the city at
this time.
A petition for voluntary bankruptcy was
filed yesterday In the office of the clerk
of the United States court by J. NJ. Scott
of this city. The $1,000 exemption was
taken and as that exceeded his stock of
groceries. he continues his business as
before
This city is on constant boom and
its growth is considered by the flourish
ing prosperity of its merchants and the
constant demand for dwelling houses and
store houses At present there is not a
vacant business house to be found, and
not residence for rent. To add to this
remarkable situation the onward progress
is noticeable in constant building and
Improvement in the business portion OF
the city.
The political pot is beginning to boil
In Lee county and early primary elections
being urged A B. Yarbrough. John L.
Thron, q. T. Floyd and D. S. Robertson
are four prominent citizens who have an
nounced for sheriff
c. r. McCrery, president of the Farm
ers' Educational union has called a meet
ing of the union on Saturday next, at
Hnson's school house, when prominent
speakers have been invited to fill the
programme. A session of the county
union will be held in the afternoon when
one delegate will represent each union.
The occasion will be big rally and din
ner served on the ground.
News has reached the friends in this
city that DR.. g. e. farrell, a prominent
young physician of Notasulga will, at an
early date, wed Miss Vivian Wise, daugh-
ter of ]. A. Wise of Lafayette, tax asses
sor Chambers county. The contracting
parties are we'll known and have many
friends in this city.