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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-10
Z. M. Rutherford, agent.
Gzystose dla czynu.

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ME przez dr.. King'a New Life pi-
guIki, mozescie to rozpoznac pc roz-
kwicie zycia ma leach; po bIysz.
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muszkol66w i og6lnym ruchu Spr6-
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WaleWskiiego, 25c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-10
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-10

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schwytano i osadzono we
.iezieniu. Brak religijnego
.~ychowania coraz liczniej-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-10
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dworcu wydarzy} sic niesz-
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bedacy ma torach, chcia}
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-10
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dobnie zbieg6W politycznych.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Class of Miss Cell Entertains Audience
 Of TPov

Class of Miss Cell Entertains Audience
 Of Troy.
 Troy, April 7.-(Special; )-Last eve- Lista A. Cell. director of voice culture. presented her class in a most pleasing and creditable recital of eleven num- bers.
 Mary Enzor. Leone Carroll, Cathio Hume. Mrs. Henry T. Babcock and John
 The "Deestrick skule" under the aus- pices of the City Improvement Club. will be presented in Troy the evening of April 27.
 Yesterday afternoon at the residence of Rev. W. w. Budd In Macon, Ga, oc- cured the marriage of w. H. Worrin of this city, to Miss Pritchett of Jones' bore, Tenn. MT. Worrill is a travel ling salesman for the Hollon- Ellison in Troy who wish him and hts bride a long and happy married life. The couple arrived here this morning and will be at home to their friends at the Chahin residence on South Three Notch street.
 have signed an agreement to close their doors at o'clock D. m except Satur days, beginning next Monday.
 The following program was made out for Memorial Day at the last meeting of the Troy U D; c Chapter: I!rnni Invo7 Solo, Miss Annie Chaffin; Reading, Mrs. Mark Ellison; Address. Sam A. Vii. Hams; Chorus, Dixie. by twelve young ladies. Presentation of croses to the veterans. Benediction by Rev.
 The exercises will occur at the City School Auditorium on the 26th at , o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
methoaI.t CsepersI Conference.

It is now assured that Birmingham will be fully able to receive, accommo- visitors to the fifteenth General Confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. which convenes in this city on the first Wednesday in May, for session of twenty consecutive
 At the last meeting ofithe arrange ments and other committees the state- ment was made that homes had been s1, visitors who will attend the conference, the hotel committee having. reported satisfactory arrangements, besides a large number of homes of prominent laymen who had volunteered to enter tain one or more of the visitors during their stay in the city.
 There will be something over three hundred delegates to the conference. and most of these will be accompanied by their wives. and in addition there will be several hundred visitors, among of distinguished leaders in the church in the various departments of the church work. Among. these will be tension. and Dr. Young of the Wesleyan Church of England, very noted Meth odist of his country. He will sail for and will stop over in Washington two days and in Nashville one or two days en route here. Besides all the bishops or the cnurCn VIII De present ana all the ministers who have attained more than local reputation by their pulpit work.
 The opening days session will be of Baltimore, he being the senior of all the bishops. It is the. custom of the conference for the bishops to preside The first session will be devoted to or ganization, and that night the welcome address will be delivered. Mayor George Ward will speak for Birming- ham, and Governor W. D. Jelks will probably speak in behalf of Alabama. He has been invited to deliver the ad dress of welcome on behalf of the State,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
HOLT & STRAUSS,
insurance and Real Estate.


 STORE FOR SALE. We have per cent net investment near Court Square
 This property will only be offered for sale for e%,, fey days , and nn If you Only a reasonable amount of cash required, the balance we will take care of at very low rate of interest. We offer for sale of the Park. The lot covers one half property can be very profitably deve- loped as it is situated on a corner
 DWELLINGS. dweiiinas wi nase at ss.OoO and above which were placed in our hands this week to sell sonahle and if you are in the market for such property kindly. let us nave your name,
 Will buy a corner lot 100 by i1o in @ prominent locality and adjacent to two lines ot street railroad' Will buy two-story dwelling. contain ing ninc rooms also stable and servant house This property is on one of the principal streets. Only s2,250 in cash is required as we will take care of the balance at per cent interest on long
 S4.OO0. Will buy q beautiful cottage near the Capitol only a small amount of cash is required
 Stores for Rent. We have large store for rent rom October ist. IL is located in the heart of the retail district and splendid stand.
 Omces and stores Under the New Exchange. Immediate possession given.
 Fire Insurance. Look up your policies and figure the value of your property and should you need more insurance kindly let us know WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND AGENCY IN THIS CITY. We sell INSURANCE THAT INSURES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

FOR sALE-$1,50o will buy new i've room house near the new school, High land Park. House is we'll built and will make a good home. It's better than paying rent Terms easy.
 FOR sALE--$1.e50 will buy five room house in Fifth ward. Property is get ting hard to buy here at any price. It will pay you to buysthis.
 FOR SALE--$l,500 will buy lovely five room cottage near Hammer Hall. If you want good investment you will buy this when you see it. Pays good interest.
 FOR sALE--s1.150 will buy good i've room house in southern part of city. Just of of South Court street Pays big interest Will sell on easy terms.
 FOR SALE-s2.250 will buy new five room house with four acres of land near Highland Park. Convenient to two car lines and fine school. Sure to in- crease in value.
 FOR SALE-S2,000 will buy lovely cottage on Jeff Davis Avenue. This is an ideal home and a big bargain. It Is sure to sell. Call early.
 FOR sALE-vacant Lot. 50x175 feet, paved sidewalk and in splendid neigh borhood. We believe there Is a profit of $500 in this lot before the year is out.
 FOR SALE--Four-room house in good ncighborhood on car line, rented
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Ready for the Teachers.

Everything is in readiness for the reception and entertainment of the Alabama Educational Association which meets here for three days, be- ginning Thursday, April 12.
 The entertainment committee, ap- pointed by the local educational asso- citation to look after the details hav- ing to do with the comfort of the 500 or more delegates, held a meeting in the boys high school today and per fected all plans. R. V. Allgood. chair man of the committee. presided, and W. H. Brown was elected secretary.
 Four sub-committees were named to meet all the trains entering Birming- ham Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of next week. These committees are composed of both women and men and they will see that every delegate ,s given a cordial welcome and properly escorted to hotel or boarding house.
 Headquarters for the information of visitors will be established opposite the union passenger station. All ques- tions will be answered there and it has been decided to employ a large num- Der of messenger boys to conduct vis- itors to the places they are to stay while in the Magic City. *t
 After the meeting of the committed today the members called on the ladies of the School Industrial Association and requested that they provide lunches for the visitors at the price charged pupils of the high school The ladies took the matter under advisement. On the opening day of the convention all Birmingham schools will be open for inspection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
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ZIRkLE 6 MOORE.

, for s1O.5o per month. white tenant, only S1,150. This is all right
 FOR SALE--we have lovely new, five room cottage. Highland Park. tnat we are authorized to sell for $lsS6O, s40o cash. balance s2o per month. per cent. interest.
 FOR sALE--$1.150 will buy four acres of land with good three-room house and barn. Short distance from Highland Park. near two car lines. 4 bargain In this.
 FOR sALE-$2.100 will buy modern five room two story house on Holcombe street. It Is nicely papered, has elec- tric lights. nice porcelain bath ana pays over ten per cent interest. baf- gain in this property.
 FOR sALE--s2,2o0 will buy two good five room houses. Well located, just off South Court street. Pays big inter- est on investment owner needs mon. ey and must sell this week.
 $e75 will buy good four room house, plastered and in good repair rented to flrst-class tenant for $7.00 a month. Will sell part cash. balance to suit purchaser. This Is all right.
 INsURANCE-we write fire insur- ance in the best companies. Protect your property by insuring with us.
 BoNDS-we represent the American Surety Company of New York. the largest and best company writing surety bonds of all classes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Jones Released.

Raleigh Jones, charged with killing Lee Morrison in a saloon at Bessemer. was released on bond of $3.000. His freedom was the result of habeas cor pus proceedings taken out by his at- Saturday by Judge Coleman.
 Although Judge Coleman decided to allow Jones the privilege of making bond there was hitch in the, amount out on surety of $3.000, which was made immediately after the amount was named.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
W. A. JACKSON & CO.,,
 REAL ESTATE " I-2 Commerce St. Phone 776
2I3 Dexter Ave.

Street. Modern. Lot 50x150. Price, S3,500; part cash; balance per cent.
 FOR SALE.
 Three beautiful lots s. McDonough Street, 50 by 155 each. Buy the three and you will have beautiful corner lot 150 by 155. You can make no mistake in this as they are dirt cheap at $2.50O.
 FOR SALE.
 Beautiful corner lot Highland Park 110 by 315. You can buy this Monday for s1,700. but Tuesday you may be too late.
 FOR SALE. Two-story residence S. Court Street. Corner. Lot 56x20S. Easy walking distance Court Square. This is beauti- full home or gilt edge investment.
 FOR SALE. Two very desirable pieces business property; one in block and half Court Square: large lot. Other in two blocks Court Square and corner. Investigate this.
 If you have property for sale, or want to buy. see us. We will do our utmost Ito please you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Commercial TraveIers' Association.

Birmingham Council. United Commer- cial Travellers, held a meeting tonight and eight new members were initiated. The Council will hold their memorial services tomorrow, attending the First Methodist Church in a body.
 Post B of the Travellers Protective Association, met tonight in the Hill- man Hotel and elected officers for the ensuing term and also selected their delegates to the State convention, which will be held in Montgomery next month. Post B has a membership of 400 now and efforts are being made to increase the number to 500 by the time of the State convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Maccabe In Birmingham.

Joseph B. Maccabe, president of the Amateur Athletic Association of the United States. arrived in. Birmingham at 1 o'clock and tonight addressed an open meeting in the auditorium of the Birmingham Athletic club, discuss ing amateur sports Tn all phases.
 Although Mir. Maccabe has been pres ident of the associa jon for only two years he makes an effort to visit each of the nine associations in the national association once each year. He has the interest of amateur sports at heart and is meeting win success on all sides
 As he stepped from the train today he was met by Harry Miles. secretary of the Birmingham Athletic club. Messrs. Sid Jones. Max winkler and pr. Dedman. In a snort talk outside the shed before entering the automo- bile of Dr. Dedrnan. MT. Maccabe talk ed interestinetv of the work in which he was engaged He said:
 Yes. this Is my first trip to Birm- ingham, although I feel as though I know the city thoroughly having heard of the great accoz. Jlishments of the Alabama center all oyer the country. [ do not know how long I will remain in the city, but when I decide to leave I intend going direct 10 New Orleans"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Conxent Judgment.

A consent judgment was rendered in the City Court today in the case of Bain Nashville Railroad. The plaintiff sued for the damages for the loss of both legs in an accident on the Alabama Northern Railroad, between Talladega and Pyritton on January {, 1906. The agreement was reached out of court and the judgment was filed as record.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
COFFEE PLANTER KILLED.
Lafayette Wilson, Q Prominent Farmer
 Reported Slain.

Ozark, April I.-(SpeclaI. )-A we'll founded report has reached here that
 He lived fifteen miles south of ozark In Coffee County, where he was a prom inent planter. Particulars are lack ing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

and it is thought he will accept. One or the bishops will respond. but which one has not been decided upon. this matter being left to the bishops them-
 The most important matter which will come before the conference, or at least the one which will probably ex- Of two and possibly three or four new bishops. Two superannuated bishops have recently died, Bishop Robert K. Hargrove and Bishop John c. Keener. John c. Cranberry and O. P. Fitxger- eld. will probably be in attendance. It is the general belief that one or two of. of the active active bishops VIII A be retired, new ones. will bs elected.
 Among the distinguished men who have been spoken of as likely to be cons D ons O of pE ty. professor of philosopny in that in- stitution. and one of the most brillian. men in tho church. He ia In the prime tion fouf years ago. it Is believed that he is rcascnably sure of onr or the places Others who nave been prom iinently mentioned are pr. James AL itor; Dr. William B. Murray. Presi- dent of the Millsaps College: Dr. Sc h Ward. one. of the missionary secreta- ries; pr. John C. xtgo. president of editor of the Quarterly Review: Dr. W. F. McMurray, pastor or Centena- ry church, St. Louis: pr. H. L. Nelnis, pastor of First Church. Georgetown, Texass pr. w. F. Tillett. of Vanderbilt
 The only other important questions which 1t is known will come up for consideration are an agitation that has been growing some time to length en the pastoriai term in large cities. and a definite understanding of the exact relation of Vanderbilt University to the church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
North Alabama Presbytery.

The regular spring meeting or Inc Presbytery of North Alabama will con- tions have been made for a large at- tendance. Rev. John s. Park, D. D., pastor of the First Presbyterian opening sermon. Several important matters will come before the Presby- tery, home missions in this territory, the mems college at Anniston. the wo- mans college at Talladega. the or phans' home at Talladega and other subjects to take up considerable time of the organization. Four commission CTS, two lay and two clerical. will be elected at this session as representa- tives to ne general assembly, <-lich meets next month at Greenville, .. C., The different churches in the Presby. be shown that all are in a prosperous condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

FOR SALE. Eisht-room' two-story residence Amanda Street. Corner lot, SOxl5O. z Terms to suit. Bargain at $4,260.
 FOR SALE. Beautiful new two-story residence, washington Street. Only three blocks from Postoffice. If you are looking for home this will suit you.
 FOR SALE. Two-story residence S.. Lawrence Street Close in and in excellent neigh borshood. This isN certainly cheap at $3,650.
 FOR SALE. Beautiful one-story residence, second block of Holcomb Street. Every mod ern convenience. Stable. Large lot. This Is ideal home for only $5.250; part cash; balance per cent.
 FOR SALE. Six-room one-story residence Amanda Street Lot 50x150. House good condi- tion and modern. Rented until Octo- Der next for $25 month. Price, $3.000; part cash; balance per cent t.
 FOR SALE. Nice f1ve-room cottage Mildred
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
RECITAL BY PUPILS.

Beautffy Home, Buy Pictures,
 TressIsr's Studio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Prfsoueru Orxanixc.


 Rev. J. J. D. Hall, state chaplain to the convicts at Pratt mines, announces an organization at the prfson that pretends much good to the unfortunate prisoners. The or ganisation will be known as The Pris- on Organization" and its objects are to maintain perfect discipline in the prisons among the men and provide means of progress and advancement along the lines of study and better morals.
 The membership numbers sixty i've men already and the number of speech es made by. the prisoners iast night in dicated that much good will result. A secretary was elected and has been in- structed to correspond with other pris- ons throughout the United States and If they have such organizations to get closer in touch with the idea of fn- creasing the means for advancement in prison life, or if no such organisa- tions are maintainea at other prisons to induce the inmates 70 organize for the objects set forth. Rev, MT. Hall states there has been split of ad- vancement in the prison life at Pratt mines for some time and the organiza- ton last night Is but une beginning of many improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
EmbaInaers' License.

Several applicants for license to practice embalming in Alabama will stand examination Monday before the nual meeting of the Alabama Funeral Directors Association will convene Tuesday and 1t is expected that number Of undertakers will be here on that occasion. The Alabama Cas- ket Company will give the visitors theatre party on Monday evening at the Bijou Theatre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
NEW WATER SUPPLY
fROyBSS0R McCAA WILL MAKE
 PRELIMINARY SURVEY.
e4 Dfrmingham Ccun- ell Has MatteR h Hand and Feas- ibility of Scheme wnl be
 COnsidereA.

Birmingham. April 7.-(SpeciaL)-- Professor McCaa, of the University of Alabama, will make the preliminary survey and present data as to the feas- thilfty for a better supply of water.
 most likely, the water to be secured from the Coosa or the Warrior River. A special committee was appointed a week ago by the City Council of Bir-
 ningham to make Investigations as to . better supply of water as far as quantity goes. The. larger corpora tfons in the district being interested in the matter have secured the assis- tance of newspaper men. bapkers and others and efforts are to be made to bring. about a larger supply of water. CT corporations in the distict. bankers. editors and others went before the council committee and presented in strong statements the urgent need for the larger supply of water. sub committee was appointed. the corpor- ations offering to pay the expense of the preliminary survey and for the data as to the feasibility of the plan, if 1t was ascertained that the plan was decided to be feasible the city and county would take up the matter of bringing about relief on the subject. The subcommittee met today and a letter was received from Professor McCaa offering to take up the work and the committee adjourned to meet again Tuesday afternoon when Profess ser NcCaa will appear and make I'll explanation of his proposition.
 Soms of the larger corporations in the district are very anxious to see the proposition pushed to a consummation.- It Is asserted that as soon as more wa ter is brought Into the district there will be tremendous development. this lack of more and cheaper water retard- ing the industries a little. The Birm- ingham Water Works Company has presented a proposition to enlarge their mains to industrial plants and furnish all the water that might be needed for larger and more industries. Members of the subcommittee named express the belief that within sixty days a survey will have been made to the rivers mentioned. some twenty-five to thirty miles distant. and that the feasibility of the plans will be under discussion with chances of proposi- ton being undertaken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
FOR AuK

TOMATO PLANTS--Large greenhouse grown tomato plants, 15c per dozen; two dozen for 25c; also bedding and greenhouse plants now ready. Write for prices or telephone 10of.
 g. B Stern q Co. .... tu-thu-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

IF YOU WANT High Grade. Medium or Chsap Desks l will give you the best value for your money. c. R. Clark. IS Conn.,
 merce Street. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
wArrrD-AGENTs.

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to make mon ey; sample 10c. Seeing is believing; sells 0n
 sieht. H. N. S. O.. Madison Ave. Nes York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

FOR sALE-A. lot of negro houses on Pea cocks Tract at exceedingsiy low prices. pcr,.
 flee: ali tenanted and well located. Chan dler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

THREE or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping about middle of August. state terms. Renter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

FOR sALE-Ss,ooo will buy a first class cottage home near in on S. Court St. chan,
 dler Douglass. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
wANrED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTED-Two ladies want room and board IeI -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

s1 500 will buy a nice, new. modern cottage, $500 cash, balance at s per cent. one to five years. This will rent for $40.