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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-20

Conforming to the practice Of sever"
al railroads. the Big Four has sem out
a circular announcing that the future
the company will not issue bulletins
for lost or stolen tickets and thus
burden conductors with the duty of
trying to follow too many tickets
that have gone beyond the control
Of the original owners. II is cited
that tickets are regarded the same as
cash and that railroads have not In
the past made a practice of issuing a
bulletin when any passenger has lost
money on a train. They have now
taken the same stand In regard to
tickets.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-20

The Chicago & Northwestern Is
nov operating trains $40 miles west
Of Casper. Wyo. II Is understood
that the track has been built several
miles beyond Moneta. the present ter
minus Of train service, and that the
grade west Of that point is ready for
track for a number of miles. Moneta
Is nineteen miles east OF Shoshone,
the terminal town. where the reserva.
ton rush is expected to be taken care
Of. The branch Of the road to Cas-
per from Chadron and west is known
as the Wyoming Il Northwestern
road. This company Is a Northwest.
ern subsidiary. and Is managed by
Northwestern officers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-20

Every repair shop on the Pennsyi-
MIA system will be operated with
H4tficity instead Of steam II plans
now under consideration are carried
ont. Several Of the repair shops on
certain divisions are already equipped
with electrical machinery. Electrici.
ty was first put In at the Altoona
shops. where but little steam is now
used to operate the several plants at
sfAHsplace. e."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-20
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

some time or other. N sickly. to
Ike her wen. and II well to keep her
1t cures Female Ills cramps.
Daekachs, Dyspepsia. lnsisestion o.
c~ostiveness.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Gngelif=S anlf Srbbog.

Gor De, fom eniter at tilsgne iie
Den atfurate engelIte uotale at ens
gelits Do. od er ulDeitaos engelfts
9onff Orobos langt ben bsoite, peo
at Den %angiper Den beitemte uotol.
af etbbert enseglft Orb meo at brng.
Oonfts g%ogftaper os Deo Dem angiDs
Den beiiemte 2po, fom tdl bruses
beo gsn9pnelisn at engelfte Orb. -
3iaise sr Der fuloftanoig Gorildrino
oper Weninsen at etbpert sngslH
Oro, fom er angipet.
Oenne BOG er obfolut ben bsos
fts for Rpfommere BERTH 2anoet o9
onbefales frem for noeen dnoen.
8ogen CT paa 730 Sioer, trpfi
lneo lstlefelige Snper. os sr nrften
. CONNER tnt.
priren er $3.50, frit tilfenbt.
DANISH LUTn. PUBL HOUSE.
BLAIR NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
uoitlaingsfrngter.

8enne Bog Itreoen at port Sam.
FUNDS opgtigite Stri6lerimaeer bur-
0s enboer laie. Der bar oaret pad
u~oftiaingsn / 81. 2ouis og enbper.
Tom life bar oeret oer;tbi Osn fri.
fer op for Be fsrite % fuIoitans
Big barsr os andre, Tom life bl;
perst ser. figeiaa goot, Tom ou Mols
6osrne bar Rssteren igeunem aOrs
net.
9ogen sr / bsj Srao belGrenot
interssfant, iuno og ger 5pIoeit for
SUB til 9ere os til
asb sen genner buff at OOers
itu6et tilfalosr bore qraftesnter.
3. g. $. Scott
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
&orreiponoancer
Sra 9ana Guaese.

s Sommerens 9eb er Der oeo
StuOenterne inofommen loo Dol
lars og SO @ents til 9i6Iiotetet.
for 6pilfen Sum 5atultetet Ituar /
5aro meo at inotpbe 8eger. 81
ter gipne 9pfter uil Der i 8enterens
SOB inOtomme en- Del flere Yenge
til oenne sag. gn Suffering for
gensene fra De foriteaige Steoer bill
Der meofplge:
era 8oinoeforeninsen / Cunt
NIT, Minn. 5 Dollars. Sra Oe
unge / gouncil 8luHs Is Dollars.
Snolumlet / ct. Stefans Weni9be6
peO Heo gLou0, Nebr. A Dollars %
56 Gents. Sra en- un9ont / 9iour
Gitp 8 Dollars. Sumlet / Menig=
beoerne / Marcus % Opens, Sa.
% Dollars. Sra De unse / Gina
nisls Menigbeo / Racine, Wis. 16
Dollars og so Gents. Sra 6. 6unz
len / aeno1ba, Wis. ct S9t 8s
oer. Snoiamlet / Meni9beoen pad
sFremont Batter 80 Dollars % 80
sra Menig6eOen / Staple
BURT 20 Dollars. Snoiamlet peo
areosmgoet / 6ampton A Dollars.
Salt 161 Dollars IS Gents.
g. s. You1 en-,
Rdsierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Salmebeger.

Jslsenoe Rumre dnbefales f9rlisi
JON bauoe binise og iolioe. fmutts
pg f~masfuloe.
SIR. AZ. 0enne Salmeboe er Zig
U % | uoitbr, og 9inoet ligner
De ANDRE, men Den bar bsgge Sils
leg, ialt 1922 Salmsr, FAINT aols
letter, gpiitler og gpangelier
(besse 9etitraffer). Den fOfter
$1.70.
SIR. 80. Samme Salmebo9 fom
Nr. 9, men meo 8olefter. epiits
Ter og eOangelier. begss Seftrei=
fer. Oennt er Den alminoelie
brugte llosupe. prifsn n fom
ieopanlig SLIGO.
SIR. 81. Den Solmsbos bar |
iengere 5io parst hi IoIst, men au
bar pt ct geof Spld9. Den CT
Zig Nr. 90, men | ge6eftinosbino
Moroffo) os er 9rlis arro De
zoe mere. Den fofter $1.80.
Dette er en- frroeles ft0rt. holb'
bar Salmebog.
CIR. 9. Galmebogen meo eet I'll
lag, uoen Solicitor. gpifler ce
/ Gpangelier. meo GuIofnit. efter.
lienet adIpeifinbsbino, meo 3ors,
5arpe Os Clinic | Sub paa Bin
oct, Smuosomflag os GooeraI.
Meeet tpno os posfenoe Gormdt
pris SLIGO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Gitus, en- Roriets S0lle

Gn 5urtaaing fra artiti lib
at 5. 30. aingslep, 295 Sioer. inob.
Sbirtingsbin0, gris zoe. Denns
Bog er iarIig a~nbefalet at fere af
bort Samfunos praItsr, 0eriblanot
puitor 9arulo SEMEN, Dor Utah
Misfon9r.
Danift autb. pubI. 5oufs
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Greosmp0e.

4ort6 0atotd areos boIoer ON
SUB bill fit aarsmsoe / gstblsbems
Menigbso, 9opbslls. q. DAT. FRI
ii. Yon.
@abningsguostjeneits 9orsoa5
5ormiOoug 81. 1912.
gmner til 0reftelie:
|. Oct an6et BUD (areoiens gms
ne).
II. Rom. s, IA (Rsniebeoens
@mne).
III. Snore Misiion.
bile arsoiens Menigbeoer beoes
ienS 0eIegatsr til MsOet. faa
MisIiOnsns beaise Sag ian bIiOe
oel orsftet Og OinOe itsrrs Snierssis
oper bele 8reoien.
Gmns pso q~raitsmsost: 6usbes
fsg. 0etts MsOs begnnOer Onss
bag Sim. 81. 8.
n0srIom ui lepe / qanoen, oa las
Der Os ogfaa guu frem / Qunosn".
(@al. 5. 25).
q. M. 9etsrfen. arsosfmO.
g. ~. Rislfen, SET.
getblebems Menigheo. gopbeas,
q. >. inobpOer berpso genner At
port tirfsligs Qrbeios for Subs
RICE til at fomme at 30 og bpg9e
fommen meo os un6er 8reosmeoet,
at Ri tunne Oele 6errens Sober I
591esfab. Som oe pars meoi
Sn~omsloelier beoes fenot Ill
un0ertegneoe inoen 25. Oft.
g. 81. geterfen
Mgb's Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Blair. Nebraifa.

7 SnsOags 2(ftes par Der Utss
nie6sosmsoe / 8irten for at talo'
grqit. Od Sagen life enonu oar
tilitr9fteIig forbere0t. bleO Weoet
uofni / 10 Tiger.
gua Stolen gaar alt nu i'm
i0Dne Sang. Der pennies buer Dag
enfelte flere GleDer til fsrite Sers
min. 5 neite lIge Oil ~fOrmooentli9
ale pore nnfomne, iaa pi fan meos
ofle. bpOr mango Der er.
3 Onsoags blep Mtis aaie
gDinter.Qdrfen agtsOiet til Mans
alma Spiter paa g~ourtbuIet al
gountn Oommer Marfbaa. De bar
Fat go / Munfs 6us / 0eTteroias.
81 pnitsr til 9nfte!
Sig M life, at Blair life
or meo 5i0en. : 5 0nsoags Mors
ses ~afrsiIte Nes og go. Goot meo
6eres 6uitruer pr. 4utomobil eftsr
AIbion til fpr at ufagge 8efeg bos
DoDis 5umilisn. og oerfra ffulos
5nren sud til Creighton for at e
goIbp's. iiOen til @uuiu fOr at be
isae Gburlie goot og 5dmilie.
Der ssres alereoe nj Jorbs,
EeSelIer til, at 8nen til n9ite 6ors
nar Hal tunns Deotdge en- ycitp orois
nance. Iau Slerta1et ifal tunne BIZ
FEMME. ON Di ital babe bspilget les
5ola at 6eruienoe Oritfe eGer Il.
= 9i 6grer, at Ser Hutten mellem
Eirsoag ~ Snsoug er urriperet en-
Rnfommer til Wsler Munts
.eu lille Drena. 6iertslig 2ntsnifs
nina.
Naur De be9eoer noget iom
teljt 8ileoe, Iaa gdd til 8aueh,
Blnirs tiosfpdrenoe Sotografiit.
BDrt gineoer er torrefte, % aft
Mrbejoe ubfofut guranteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Geoar Tails, ia.

5orrige llge baDOs ri q BAR
Getters 5rOit. iom beoirteoe, at
Mdiien MI tsrrer burtig, iaa Snos
bsitningen for nogles 9eotommenos
ril begnnoe / n9ite llge.
Def Ter 10. ION Der er bleOet
9iO / ~9anObtnoelen ber omtrins I
Oen iioite 5iS.
Riels Olien Rielien bar iolgt i'm
5arm. 80 acres. b~eliggenoe Az
Mil fra gpen. I'll en- oanit Mans
ira Glinton. ga. for $1,000.
5rant 9ummer bar ioIgt i'm
5arm til Gbr. grun fra 5reOs=
rine for $4,000 Dollars, Der er
12O acres til oenne qlaos. De-
ter Ncg1e1p 4rDinoer bar Iolsi
en- 40 Qcres 5arm beliggnoe li5s
Op til gpen, til q. g. RielIen frl
Cos 4ngelos, California, for 5000
Dollars. Def meIte df bette 9ano
er beplantet meo 5rugttr9er. q.
.. Rislfen bar ti0ligere boet Oeo
og i Geoar Sails.
CIR. Rielien. Iom beer )
M;l Ip0 for gpen. bar rentet Stu
~bsn9auies 5arm fra I. Rarts.
66r. arog meO 9uitru Og
Barn er Oenot tilbuge fra berss
Rejie til 2inOiab, Nebr.
5smrer $. 6anisns. Dui9=
ington Street fl I Jrsoaes 9eiFg
al Hntommer en- fife pige.
5il 2pffe.
Seiter Wdrfe fra @bene3e..
golp. bar / geigg Der iio';e
llqe, Taa oiot ni foritadr, fommst
Fun igen iiof / Waane0en.
q. Nielien, Coulter, Sd.
(grOOer til Ssrgen Nielfen) par
fer / gefeg iioie nge.
s Ssn0ags gftermioddg bar
ser Msoe Dos %. 8. 0ielisn Az
Mil 9eit for 9nen.
5orsodg D. %. ~begDnoer bort
Misfionsmsoe, bDor 6ldnot andre
praiter 9aitor Bintber fra Sapdn
pil oeltage, Og ON oct emo bliDer
pda en- traOl 5io for 5armerne, pil
ui BOG badbe og beoe, at Oroet ION
bill bliDe faaet Deo oisle msoer,
fad Goig6eos getbcning fer
mango at os.
asroag B.. 10. os. begpHcet
Sen oanife SfOts for gern mes
Mrs. Morslun0 Iom 2arerinoe.
6o6o-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
The Lutheran
Commentary.

Den fuIft9noigs llogabe / G
BIND f9lses MI for 5000. Den bar
for b9rst folgt til $24.00.
0enne pris er uoI1opdnlig LAP,
Og Retto plus 5OrIenoeIiesOmtoit.
ninger. Oct er os en- 5~ornsieIit.
at Ri fan pad bette Bert fpdr,
bore aunoer Iaa meget.
CAB os. faa eosrs 9eiti1ing,r
inosn Spluget er uoiolgt.
Danifb 9rtb. publ. 6ou /.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Misiiunsmeoe

Misiionsmpoe af6oloes. ON @uS
pil. / eeoar Sails. Soma. fra 5ors-
Dag often oen %. til Spnoag Of.
ten sen Is. Oftober.
9enner fra fern Og n9r, ION
maatte pnife at beipge os / oe Dags.
er biertelig OeltOmne. men beoes
mel0e Oeres 9omme foruO.
gaa Menigbeoens 9e9ne.
e. 8. Rprop,
904 Bluff CT, @eoar Sails, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Taoheo fan life helbreoes

g,,tss. ba D. fife far naa ben onarebne Sc,
{ er fn- Ell Waahe al trrers Gepheh. %
~aist9ae.e 3Nieier. 8zpbeo furaaridnss
10 49, 1af.2ro ~ SilHbtHbeH bet e%uiiadtift
- At1tt8x .aft 5igsr -a.aaieref n ssier & en-
+ast.tra ear e. e&arlta 9seei4t. =, uaar ben
- Aii,si &c 2snAfo s5siqeH. % meS mlnori
54.ei ili b1tFss. % bette Ter a~isranes m
~. i1ao. nj o9celieH eat. s0elaat f5r ir1iF
% Aa0r iii rloe freaitalees bro aatar-h bet er ~
ss g aeef eHo en- bet9uet Siliiano al Si.r jinbcrae.
~ eine 81 atnbreoe Dollars Tor etbnert 3tIfQIot
~ 1egseeN oraaria9et al Aatarrh). ION life fan fure
- htfo HANS Catarrh Cure. Grin efter GirfnlUre
=. >. ebenep d 60, Iotbn. 8
~ Saiges bos Apotbefere, 75c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
Homeseekers' Excursion to the
Northwest, West and Southwest,

Via the n oTth-W estern Line. Excur-
'sinn tickets at greatly reduced rates are
OH sale to the territory indicated above.
STANDARD and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Free Reclining Chair Cars and The
Best of Everything" For date of sale
and full particulars apply to agents
Chicago IL Norrh- Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
WisiiOnsmgoe Os 6sitfeit.

On Sub bill bliDsr Der Wisfion5s
mpoe Og 6stfeit i Minoen. GreOeS
rifsborg og llpluro, Neb. | 0agsae
fra Onsougen 81. Oft. til Ssn0az
aen a.. Nop. 8enner i~nobnoes bers
res paa BET forligfie til at fomme
"a boloe 6sjtio meo os.
SilreiIeno bsoes at meloe III
aomme en- llge | GorOejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Rupn p%datrntfes | ngt. Sub foi
Toe etstra. 4nore tdger eIers 15e.
Donifb 0utb. PubI. 6out
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
0uDstlcnciter.
Blair. 1sDr.;

suostisneite bper Spnoag 5orm.
2Rl. 1870 og bitten 81. 8.
S~en0ugsftole bOsr Senoag 5orm.
Rl. 9 ! Rirfen 8aiement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
M arked spris
BLAIR. NEBR..


w IL
sgd PAA;
MT. Omaha Passenger........ s.is FIN
/. .......... 10 Sg Fin
. ). -. s.1 EpI
3 Kun nm ssudagen.......... sos EN-
NoRD PAA.
M, D. Twin city psssenger...... ~ r y
2. Sioux city ....... 2.4s I'm
:. Emers nI.ocBl $3.50. ia En-
s. Kun o,,I Sesdsgcn. ....... go FIN
VEST PAA;
= II lincoln pss-rnger-..... SIC FIN
3. Biass nll~ ........ 3.l5 En-
DST PAA:
Nr. s rfo. Vai;ev pas-enger...... lois Fn
~ Ehicagg Limited $50 Eia
" Dagiis, like ssndag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

vi mar overtaget Restoplaget og heie
Forhand1ing>n af denne ypperlige
E3ov. Forventende Deres Ordre.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

Ovelse i at tale, lFsc
og skrive Dansk. =
Udarbejdet af Sig.
Anker. F~orhandles
nu af Danish Luth.
Publ. House ! Blair.
Bogen er 1913 Slider
Pris: indb. 40 Cts,
~indbunden j Shir.
~tingsbind so Cents
n~Al1e Bestillin
ger bedes nu sendi
til Publ. House, do
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12
,O~oniferen".

JreOug ben L. Oftober 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-12

5slsenoe Rumrs ~anbefales farlist
iom buaoe bi0ise og ioIioe, fmutts
o9 fmaefuloe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
INSPECTING ROADS.
Commissioner of Colbert Look at Mad
 inOn County Pikes.


 Tuscnmbia, May 26.-(Special)-A committee from the Board of Com missioners of Colbert county spent yesterday In Madison county to in- spect the working of road machine on the bikes of that county, with the view of purchasing machine or Ike character for Colbert.
 The committee was composed of Probate Judge o. G. Simpson. and Com missioners J. L. Tompkins and J. 5. Blackburn. Their investigation was very satisfactory and on their return to Tuscumbia this morning they en- tered into a contract with A. T. Newell of Birmingham for machine of the same kind, the contract to be ratified by the commissioners at their next regular business session to be held the second Monday in August.
 The outfit consists of a traction en- zine, roller etc, and was purchased at a cost of $4.500. Colbert has 200 miles of pike roads and the commis- sioners realized alat unless something was done and done quickly the roads would soon be worthless and the $200,- 900 expended for their construction would be loss. It was demonstrated that the machine was a great money saver, that the work done by 1t was eminently satisfactory, and that in year or two the bikes of colbert could | De reSIOTeu. IL was q OuSihCSS PiOkS- sitfon, one that the commissioners con sidered carefully and impartially. and their action will prove of ma;erial benefit to the county and doubtless re- ceive the universal comnenlarion of their constituency.
 s At a meeting of the trustees of the Tuscumbia public schools some chang es were made in the faculty for the ensuing term. Mrs. l.. T. Wall. the principal. has been made assistant principal. 1t being the determination of the board to put man at the head of the school to succeed Prof. W. r. Trump. resigned. Misses Julia Good Joe and Margaret Keenan did not ap- ply for reelection, their places belrs filled by Miss Susie Sevier of t''s city and Miss Britain of Troy. Misses Mary Palmer, Rayner Tilman and Mrs. N H. Farley were reelected. and M 5. T. F. Simpson also reelected as nu- sical directress. About thirty-five ap- plications for principal or superinsen- dent have been submitted, but the board deferred a selection until d fu- ture day, to consider the merits and efficiency of the various applicants
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

T. W. Page, Professor of History. Uni versity of California. Berkley. Cal: Dr. R. E. Park, Jr., Professor of English. of Georgia, Athens. Ga Dr. c. A. Cary, Professor of Agricul- ture, Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Representing Iowa State Collegel; Dr. J. G. S. Hardy. President of the A. and Nj. College. Starkesville. Miss; Dr. J. H. Kirkland, Chancellor of Van-
 derbilt University. Nashville. Tenn
 Brigadier-General w. P. Duvall, Att lanta, Ga. Representing the United
 States Military Academy. West Point
 N. Y); pr. J. N. Ivey. Professor of
 Mathematics. Tulane University, New
 Orleans. La.
 The fires of the commencement dances to be given by university or ganization took place last night in the city hali. when the Sigma Alpha Ep- silon Franternity gave it's annual ger man. The dance was participated in by about seventy-five couples. and was led with exceptional skill by MT. Jelks Cabaniss, of Birmingham. member of the senior class, assisted by Miss Alice Ashley, of Tuscaloosa. At the close of the grand march favors consisting of University pennants for the men and S. A. E. Bannerettes' for the ladies were 
 The following couples were in .e.ten- dance: Mir. Cabaniss and Miss Alice Ashley MT. Lett and Miss Virginia Fitts. MT. Stickney and Miss Majors, MT. B. Cooper and Miss Lillie F.. Smith, Mir. c H. Jones and Miss Par ker, MT, Morisette and Miss tStrud- wick. MT. Nichols and Miss Werner. MT. Reich and Miss Williamson. MT. Frank Fitts and Miss Wilkins. MT. Powers and Miss Welch, MT. Reed and Miss Weatherly, MT. Noojin and Miss Ward, MT. Abbott and Mss Powell Mir. B. s. Jones and Miss Green. MT. Siegel and Miss Augustus. MT. Cross and Miss Oliver, Mir. Robertson and Miss TurS ner. Mir. Cox and Miss Clanton. MT. Jordan and Miss Ware, Mir. Ward and Miss Crittenden, MT. Charles Maxwell and Miss Nelson, MT. Monnish and Miss Powell. MT. Kimbrough and Miss Abbott, Mir. Lodge and Miss Ellen Ashley. MT. Lee and Miss Inez Critten-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
NOTED EDUCATORS
SCORE WILL ATTEND COMMENCE-
 MENT AT UNIVERSITY.
Representatives of Institutions of Yale, Brown, Pennsylvania, Cornell. sewanee, Virginia and Others
 Will Be Present.

University, May 26.-(Speeial) )-The following is a list of the representa- tives of other institutions who will attend the celebration exercises at the university of Alabama, May 27-S0:
 Dr. F. P Venable. President of the University of North Carolina; Dr. Chas. w Dabney, President of the University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati. O.; Dr. W. H. Faunce, President of Brown University, Providence. R. l.: Dr. c. c. Thach. Pres ident of Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn, Ala; Major c. R. Evans. Dean of Grant University, Representing Uni versity of Wisconsin. Madison. Wfs); Dr. E. R. Corson. Savannah, Ga, (repre- senting Cornell University. Ithaca, N Y); Hon. c. R. Fairbanks. Fernan- dina, Fla. Representing Union College, Schenectady, N. Y): Dr. R. B. Fulton. Chancellor of the University of Tennes- see; Dr. Brown Ayres, President of the University of Tennessee: pr. J. H. Phil lips, Superintendent of Schools, Bir- mingham. Ala. Representing Marietta College. Ohio): Dr. W. S. Chaplain. Chancellor of Washington University St. Louis, Mo: Hon. William S. Grubb. Birmingham, Ala, Representing Yale University; Dr. B. L. Wiggins. Vice Chancellor of the University of the South, Sewanee Tenn: pr. Emile N. Martin, Montreal, N. C., Representing Mt Holyoke College. s. Hadley, Mass); Dr. Ellison A. Smith. Jr.. Dean Vir- ginia Polytechnic Institute. Blacks burg, Va; Dr. Charles A. Kent. Profess sor of English. University of Virginia; Dr. J. c. Bellagh of the faculty of Johns Hopkins University; Dr. Edmund J. James, President of the University of Illinois, Champlain. Ill; Dr. J. H. Penniman, Dean of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa; pr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

the auditorium at that hour. The Sun- day school will hold its session as usual at the church.
 At 2:30 p. m. there will be a servics at the auditorium for men and boyss The topic selected by Dr. Wharton is "The Strange Women" There will be male chorus upon the platform.
 At the same hour, 3:30 p. m, there will be a meeting for women at the Court Street Methodist Church. Miss Richmond, Secretary of the Y. W. c. A., will lead this meeting. All women are invited.
 At 6:30 D. m. there will be a meets ing for young people in the auditori- um to which all the young peoples societies and the public generally ara invited. Dr. Wharton will address the meeting.
 At 7:45 D. m. the regular service will be held in the auditorium. The praise service will begin at 7:S5 o'clock. Sev- eral of the city churches will suspend their regular service for this meeting.
 Dr. wharton will speak at all the services excepting the meeting for wo- men at the Court Street church. The services at the auditorium will con- tinue throughout the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

farmers equipment. Sales depart ments and the manufacturing plants of two foreign companies-the Vir sinia Carolina Chemical Company and the Federal Chemical Company are To- cated here and this is the home office Of the Alabama Chemical Company.
 None of the officials of any of these companies has so far received notifica- tion of the action of the court further than what appeared in the Associated Press despatches of The Advertiser Friday morning. No steps will be taken to provide for legal representa- tion before the court, they say, until some official notification has been serv- ed through United States Marshal J H. Judkins or arrests of the officials involved have been made.
 None of the executive officers of the various companies located in Mont gomery was in the city Saturday ae-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
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den, MT. James Fitts and Miss Evelyn Ashley, MT. McNeer and Miss Carter, Mir. Collins and Miss Campbell, pr. Leland and Miss Garber. Mir. Therrfl and Miss Davidson, MT. Snow and Miss Bradfield, MT. Robson and Miss Barnes Mir. Mudd and Miss Brown, MT. Searcy and Miss Elsberry, Mir. T. G. Jordan and Miss Annalee Fitts, Mir. Moore and Miss Mary E. Fitts. Mir. Crenshaw and Miss Hailes, MT. Ledbetter and Miss Hayes, MT. Clarkson and Miss Hop- kins, MT Norman and Miss Kennedy, MT. Dozier and Miss Keean. MT. Hill and Miss Ketcham. Dr. Taylor and Miss Kipp, MT. Black and Miss McLe- more. Mir. Little and Miss Moody. MT. Folmar and Miss Monnish, Mir. Aston and Miss Martin, Mir George Maxwell and Miss Mcfarland, MT. Friedman and Miss Reeves, Mir. Ray and Miss Royster, MT. Travis and Miss Lawhon, pr. Ray and Miss Lodge, Mir. s. Lee and Miss Nabers, MT. Nelson and Miss Nichols, MT. L. Snow and Miss Pal mer, Mir. McGraw and Miss Powers, MT. NeiIl and Miss Gaudin. Mir. Estes and Miss Douglas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

ternoon, but those employees and in- terested persons seen by an Advertiser representative were not inclined to consider the action of the Tennessee grand jury as a menace to their bus mess
 "of course we have always had our price list just like ans other lines of business" said one of those most inter ested, and we are going to stick to that price list If possible. but every day we have to depart from 1t on &C., count of competition with the other companies working in this territory, all of whom are indicted in the same case. That don't look much like trust"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
FERTILIZER CASES
MONTGOMERY COMPANIES NOT AZ
 FBCTED BY INDICTMENTS.
Local OfhcinIs Say They are Awaiting Developments in the COurtE-Na- ture of Business Is Ex-
 plained.

Montgomery probably more than any other city South of Nashville IS interested in the developments In the fertilizer trust case In which indlct- ments have been found against var ogs fertilizer companies, and officials in the United States court in the lat ter city.
 Montgomery is a center for the man ufacturing and distribution of this very necessary part of the Southern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

Red Mems annual basket picnic at TaIIassee Falls, June 7tb. Special train leaves Union depot at n. m., return ing same eve.
 Tickets round trip, soc, for sale at Hantlani and Cnssimus.