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district spent last Friday in Ridge

district spent last Friday in Ridge field wi h frit n s.
 Horace Hazen, son of MT and Ms George Hazen of Little Boston, grad uated with honors, last Wednesday, from the Merrill Business college at South Norwalk.
 Tlere are number of summer hoarders at the Durpee place in Lit tie Boston district.
 MT and Mrs Charles w: Werder- strum entertained a nephew from Yale college at their home, last week.
 Mrs c. A. NorthrOp and daughters visited friends in Norwich, last week.
 Miss Hester Gilbert of Utica is spending few days here the guest of Mrs Edwin Gilbert.
 The house in Little Boston district occupied by Benjamin Anderson is be- ing newly painted. B. B. Banks is doing the work.
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Mrs J. Wentsch is staying a few days at her fathers, helping care for him.
 Mrs c. Northrop and Miss Hattie Cromwell of Still River were guests of Mrs G. w. Northrop one day last week.
 Miss B. Kinney was guest of Miss c. Sheskey over Sunday.
 Walter Howes has had telephone put in. His number is 131-14.
 Harry Northrop of New Milford call ed on H. 0. Northrop, last week.
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There is no need worrying along in gestion. Get bottle of KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA, and see what it will do for you. Kodol not only digests what you eat and gives that tired stomach a needed rest, but is a corrective of the greatest efficiency. Kodol relieves in- digestion, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart, fiatulence, and sour stOm- ach. Kodol will make your stomach young and healthy again. You will worry just in the proportion that your stomach worries you. Worry means the loss of ability to do your best. Worry is to be avoided at all times. Kodol will take the worry out of your stomach. Sold by all druggists.
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BROOKFIELD.

AN OLD PIANO.
 Benjamin Bazzell at the Iron Works has piano in his home which is over 100 years old. It was made by Wilson & Downes in London, Eng. It is quite 8 curiosity and is worth trip to his home to see 1t.
 A new club has been organized at the Iron Works. It is called the Bear club.
 J. w. Warren is to open an up-to- date steam laundry near his home in a few weeks. MT Warren is to erect a building, 20 40 feet, for the laundry and will have it equipped with power and all the latest machinery for doing steam laundry work. The laundry will be a great convenience to the people of this town, and it is sure to be very well patronized. MT Warren unlOaded some of the machinery for his laundry at the depot, last week.
 J. w. Warren, who resigned his posi- tion as R. F. D. carrier on Route A, completed his service on Saturday
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PLATTSVILLE.
NOTES FROM HOYDEN's HILL.

Staples school at Wilson's Mills closed, last Wednesday. The teacher was presented with large post card album. She presented the scholars with gifts. The children enjoyed a picnic in the woods on the Black Rock road, where a fine collation. of sand wiches, cake and ice cream was served.
 Mrs Leroy Clark has returned from a protracted visit with her daughter in Waterbury.
 Those who were fortunate enough to attend ser vices at Center Street Metho- dist church, the 24th, listened to a fine sermon from the presiding elder Rev J. E. Adams.
 Ernest Johnson will make trip of 8 few days to Rockaway Beach, l.. l., and Clinton Sherwood will accompany him home on his return.
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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Danbury-East, 7.2s, 7.45. 11.09 m. d17 m. West 8.34 a m, BIS. .S.1O p m. Sunday. east Hawleyviile- zsa, 75s 1l21 m. 62 D m West, 9.a0 m. a00. 7.56 m. Sunday, east North Newtown~East. r.ss a m. sse m.
 West, 1918 m, f252, F.4s nm. Sandy Hook-East 7.42, u.2S 8 m, GA p m; Vest sos m, 246 7.42 p m. Southbury-East, 7.53, u.40. 6.55 m. West S59 m, 236, 7.33 D m. Southford-East. 8.0l, a m, 11.46, 70e m. West 8.53 m, 2.29, 7.27 p m. Waterbury-Due, s.s7 m, 12Oa. 7.S m West. S.30 a m 2.05. TOO D m.
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MIDDLEBURY.
SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETINGS,

At the school meeting at Kissewaug district, last Saturday night, D. M. A t. wood was elected committee, John Benson clerk, and Andy Benson, treasurer.
 Mrs William Kirchberger and Mrs Herman Smalley from Morris were the guests of Mrs H. s. B. Judd over Sun day.
 Mrs Henry Rhodes of Boston was in town last week.
 Prof William Bristol and wife will not be in town much this season, but will remain in New York the greater part of the time.
 Thomas Kelly, the popular Water bury baker and farmer, and family, have moved out to their summer home
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What you want is good medicine, carefully prepared by those who know how to compound drugs correctly ac- cOrding to your doctors prescription. We should like to fill your prescriptions. We know that our drugs and chemicals are the very best first-qual- ity that can be bought anywhere at any price. We are thoroughly trained and experienced in handling medi- cines. We try always to cooperate with and assist the physician in ob- taining the very best results in the sick room by means of medicines com pounded by us. Bring your next pre- ScriptiOn here. .I[BettS & Betts.
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If you want the best thing on the market for biliousness, constipation indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc, Ask your druggist for G. N. Clarke's Vegetable Liver pills. They are not an untried remedy but one that has been tested most thoroughly by thou sands of people who testify in favor of their wonderful curative properties. vertisement in another column.
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BorsroRD 10 BRIDGEPORT.

Butsford-North, 7.e, 1929. m. s2A6. sos. 5.11, 5.45. I'll p m; Sunday, s49 9.04 . m. 6.4s South, 7.os. s.ss, 1922 m. s.47. 6.ss p m. Sum day 7.d m.
 See Botsford above. sts2?ssHdsS,sh4 m; sSHndsS, ss4 A a !S sSash 7is io m, 355, 700 p m: Sunday, sos m. Long Hill-North, f7.16, 1903. n. 4.A6 10Ss m, goo, 7.06 m; Sunday, s.l0 m. Trumbull North. f.1o. ts.57, . p. 40. GAS D m; Sunday, fs.42 m; South, 7.27, 6.4s, 1o41 m: 405, Iii m; Sunday, fs.l6 m. Bridgeport-North, 700, 945 ID, 4-28. 6.35 m; Sunday, 8.3O m; Arrive TAO. ass
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his position at the Lenox Shear fac tory and has taken a position in the hat factory at New Milford.
 in another column will be found 8 notice from the selectmen of Brook field that it would be we'll for all dog owners in the town to read.
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TRUMBULL.

CH1LDREN's NIGHT IN THE GRANGE. Children's night was observed at the Grange, Friday evening, June 8. The Lecturers hour was in charge or Mrs P. B. Nichols and Mrs A. B. Lindley and much credit is due them for the excellent program, which was as fol- lows:
 Recitation, Rose Parks. Piano solo, Ruth LindleY.
 Recitation, Emma Lindley.
 Recitation, Alice Lindley.
 Piano solo, Harry Croker.
 Recitation, Olive Mallette.
 Vocal solo, Miss Verna BarSke.
 Flute solo, Seth Minor. Vocal solo, Minnie Mallette.
 Recitation, Mrs Howard Beach. Flute solo, Seth Minor.
 Recitation, Miss BarSke.
 Remarks, Rev J. L.. Cross.
 Cake and cream were served to all. ,, The following members of Trumbull Grange attended the Pomona meeting in Shelton, June 13: William BrlnS- made, Ed Smith, MT and Mrs r. $; Nichols, Mrs Emil Berger, Mrs Howard Beach. MT and Mrs Lester Shelton.
 Selectman J. l.. Tucker is busy put ting the roads up in shape.
 Miss Millie Burton has been visiting friends in Meriden.
 Daniel Ward is laying the foundation for a large stone house.
 John l.. Beach is having a steam heater placed in his new home.
 BanfOrd Beach has commenced har- vesting his large crop of berries.
 Howard s. Beach is making extensive improvements on his house. Clarence Burr of Monroe and Ebert Rrinsmade are doing the work.
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sOUTHVILLE.
A BAD FALL.

A. M. Worden, while shingling a barn for MT Oleson, fell from the roof IT feet, last Friday. He put out his hands to save himself and broke both wrists and bruised his face. He is un- der Dr Ryder's care and is doing as well as can be expected.
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS.

WHITE HILLS. William Jones and daughter spent part of last week in Freehold, N. J.
 James E. Fair is out with a new surrey.
 John Andrews is painting the White Hills church.
 Philip Jones is home on his summer vacation.
 Miss Jennie Edwards of Shelton was a guest of Mrs Wakeley last week.
 Mrs Charles Dimon has been enter, daughter, of Huntington. Harold French has the whooping cough.
 Miss Lillian Buckingham of New Milford is visiting her aunt, Mrs Philip Jones.
 Isaac Hubbell has been shingling Miss Hurd's house.
 FUNERAL OF EDWARD DOwKER.
 The funeral of Edward Dowker, who died so suddenly on Sunday, June IT., was held from St Paul's (Episcopal) church, Tuesday afternoon, June 19, at 4 30, Rev MT Everest officiating. The body was taken to New York for bur- ial. The bearers were Arthur l.. La borie, B. B. Laborie, Wallace Danes and Charles EtZel.
 Frank Weslowski, who has been ill, has so far recovered as to be able to be at work again.
 Mrs John Ley and daughter, Annie, of New York state, are spending few weeks here, the guests of Mrs Lee FL dred and MT and Mrs R. A. McDon- aid.
 The schools at the Center closed, last Friday. In the morning they held the exercises in the schO0lhouSes and in the afternoon they all enjoyed picnic at Sagum.
 Arthur l.. Laborie has again taken charge of his blacksmith shop and will be on hand every day except Saturday to shoe horses for the public or do any other work they may wish. Saturday MT LabOrie will run his saw mill, so he will be unable on that day to do any blacksmithing.
 About 30 young people from Derby held a very enjoyable picnic on the lawn about MT and Mrs Nicholas Wakelee's house on White Hills, one day last week.
 MT and Mrs Ralph l.. Smith of An sonia were guests, last Friday, of Miss s. N. Beardsley on White Hills.
 The upper White Hills school closed, Indian We'll.
 Joseph L. Martin has been suffering
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wArERrOwN BRANCH.
Wafarh,,r,

waterbury-Leave, 600. as. s.ss. l.ls . m.l-a $, 5lo 6I2. a. s.5a, II 20 p n. Sand.ys, sco s5s m, sIs pm Arriye' m Sto ss sise te no.1s' Sundays, S.s0 m, 4s7 s.55 pm. Watertown-Leave, 6.3. 7.30. I03 m, lS.ls. days SIS a m, 40, s 70 p n. Arrive 6.1A S.Oe. sl9 l1.31 a ID, 1.4l, 4.4, 5.S, 6E. 7:so. Gle. 11.36 m. Sundays, 6.16. 10l4 m. s.3a n. If Trains stop when signaled only.
 Saturdays only.
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Quaker's Farms, Conn.,,


 new families come to the locality. The following letter from MT Palmer was read:
 Quaker's Farms, Conn.,,
 June 8, 1906. Dear Sir: In conjunction with the report of the annual meeting of Christ Church Choral club which you will re- ceive, desire as the musical director of the club to take this public method of thanking the members for their faithful attendance, their conscien- tious attention to the instruction they have received and the courteous treat ment accorded me at all times. From a musical standpoint what has been accomplished has been entirely satis- l factory and it is my belief and earnest hope that the club will go on its pros porous way long after my baton has been laid away. I desire also to offer public thanks to the subscribing mem- bers who so often show their kindly interest in the club by their presence at the rehearsals, where they are more than welcome. Very William R. Palmer, Squantuck, Oxford, Conn.
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BRANCHVILLE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mrs M. B. Whitlock had success full operation at the Danbury hospital, last week.
 Miss Nettie Dickens has been visit- ing friends in Branchville and called on her aunt in Ridgefeld.
 Mrs Knapp and Mrs Williams took a ride to Weston, one day this week.
 Mrs A. J. Partridge expect to visit her niece, Mrs George Weed, in Stam- ford, during the month of September.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY. BEDDING.

NEWS IN BRIEF. Harry Rupf and Miss Clara Shaw attended the Barnum & Bailey circus at Bridgeport on Wednesday after noon. They had a most enjoyable time. Samuel Randle, Miss Randle and | the Misses Sanford visited MT and Mrs Arthur Hill of Norwalk, last week. MT and Mrs Amory of New York were guests of Mrs Wakeman over Sunday.
 Miss Seymour of New York is visit- ing st Miss Burgess.
 Mrs Goodale and Miss Goodale have zone to Amherst, Mass, to see MT Goodale, who has been very sick but is improving slowly.
 Harry Hes has the first green peas of the season.
 George Read has found employment in Danbury and will move there in the near future.
 MT and Mrs Emerson Wilson of Ridgetield visited friends in town, last week.
 Harry Rupf is attending the store here for few days, while his father is on the Ridge.
 Mrs Michaelson visited at MT and Mrs Abbott's, fast week.
 MT and. Mrs Cornelius Keefe and son attended a wedding in New York, last week.
 Miss Rumsey and Miss Knapp visit ed at the parsonage. over last weel Sunday.
 The academy closed, last week The people hope the teacher, MT Bow eu will return another year.
 Rev MT Goddard shipped his goods oonsin. con Rev V and Mrs Goddard left oft this week, for their new home.
 Gottlieb Steitzel has had his ol, house torn down and is erecting large new one on the same site. Flu gene Adams has the contract
 
 ing riding on new Indian motorcycle He has sent his large touring car t. New York for repairs.
 Mrs H. s. Shaw is comtemplatin visiting friends in New York City. John Reynolds, who has been i'll fo the past week, is now better.
 J. H. Malone visited friends in Stam ford and Bridgeport, Wednesday an' Thursday of last week.
 Daniel Dorgan, who had his foot in jured by 8 horse stepping on it, is nov able to be at work again.
 Miss Ella Dorgan is visiting friend in Monroe.
 MT and Mrs J. W. Feels entertaine some friends from New York over Sur day.
 John Reynolds, Jr., has recently pull chased horse and buggy of J. M Sullivan.
 John Kolosky left for New York Monday, where 1t is reported he is b married to young lady of that city. E. M. Bradley has been visiting il New York the past week.
 The proprietor of the Ridge Inn ha recently put up several signs to attrac autOmObiliStS.
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OXFORD.

A GREAT CROP OF STRAWBERRIES.
 Lee E. Armstrong has been busy lately harvesting large crop of straw berries some days last week picking from B to 40 bushels.
 William Whitehead of Red City is out with a new horse, from the Frank Benham stables of Waterbury.
 David RublemanS family enter tained friends from New Haven last Sunday.
 Arthur E. filling and wife of New Haven were visiting E. J. filling last Thursd ay and Friday.
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When in Waterbury trading you can get a toothSOme dinner at a small price at Calendars Half Dime Lunch on South Main street.
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on the shore of Lake Quassapaug.
 H. B. Abbott and wife recently spent few days at the shore.
 Mrs Cornelia Griggs and family are in town for the summer.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c.
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A large assortment of go-carts and baby carriages at J. D. Kimball's, WOodbury.
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Treat the Inside Nerves

There IS one sure way to get well. That is to restore the inside nerves Dr. Shoop,s Restora tive Is the only treatment that in any way af. fects the inside nerves. It is a remedy which acts safely and positively. not on any specific organ. but on the very inside nerves Themselves a medicine which gives them power. and the very handspring of life. that vitalizes every organ. For sale and recommended by
 p. ]. GARvIN, BETHEL.
 s. J. PARKS, TRUMBULL.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. En- tirely vegetable. Safe.
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GEORGETOWN.
THIEVES AT WORK.

THIEVES AT WORK.
 Thieves broke into Henry Olm- stead's house just south of the Depot, and stole S96 in money and a gold watch, last week Wednesday night. The thieves have not as yet been cap tured.
 Burr Hill of Little Boston district has been improving his house by hay ing it newly painted. B. B. Banks and men did the work.
 Mrs George Hazen of Little Boston
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new families come to the locality. The
 following letter from MT Palmer was
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smail nonpaTsii ads. 1c word per week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26
NOTICE, SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.

rns f,rst and reguIar annual meeting of tss sharsholders of Ghe Aew Farley Natis'n- el Rmnk Of Montgomery. VIII pc ne.u Hn Sau,@ No 3 Court Square. at four tsB o'elock. p.m.. for the t4ansactlon ot sueA 6uslns4s as may properly come before sAs a@A" Very respectfully
 Louis k FARLEY.
 President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26
Isacen at Neir -OrIenna.

New OrIeans. Dec. 25.--Despite a bit- ing north wind and generally raw day Urge crowd & witnessed @ r5a 5ae bSGss as Handicap, the feature of ths card Was won easily. by Ailowmaise. the tavorite. G Id, running third. Summariesi Weather clear; track good.
 First race S-4 mile: Posing. J. Hen ton. to i, second; Fancy Dress, lls. Clifton Boy, Gay Adelaide. Cannon Ball: Tom Mankins, Atlas, Tichlmingo, Red Roby and Medinia also ran s5, Garner, to won; Tuder, 9s. Eng lander. 60 to l. second; Fantastic, l06, Hennessey, 3 to 2, tn I'd. Time ;06 S-S Ro V0rth and Adela R. ran.
 Third race-7-s mile: Lady Esteht 95, Garner, to 5 won; Juggler. 1Ob. ia far ifneffs fos, Heigersc1. CT to 2 third. Time l:25 4-5. Phil Finch and Darling als" ran,
 Christmas Handicap. s1,5oS added: AL Valentine. iil. Mountain { to l, second.
 5d HSrry iSr Sso5 seott k Rity E PIatt s HtnnSar Bey., Judge Post, Orly IT, Peter Stirling Envoy, KemD R'dgeley. Jack Do!an. ola Stone. Resterling and Don't Ask
 Flfth race Mile. Purse: Rather Roy al, 9s. Hennessv. 3 to won: Harp'n kt9. S3. GarnSr 7 l-I. 70 |. SSConus FFlue of voods+o@t. sS 1-2. Trueman, F to third Time 40 s-5, Deyout. 'Msrt Gentry. Anthony and Bullfnch. also I@an
 --4rnI partlett. 1e7 (Mountafnl to ? won: FIavi@pv. 10s .(A Mar 'nl. ' to $. second: Funtir eton. 1n2 tfSreemau) l 2n tn i, th'rd T'-oe 2'01 2-S Jun gle Inn. Dr. Wccluer. Monte Galla'ih Sralp Lock. Gladiator. cursus T. P
 ER4rgeN Ger Today. Flrse race Eve and 2 half fu-lnnss ! -Finerv. 7s: Dick shanlev 96 Solder i weh ae. An~q Pusk'n To~ Boy 9s: | neekIaw AddiA Hawkins. 9a' Bre"
 Arrold S~'on EareFul. Odd, in1: 0Ad <, TrtcL n~rIo. zoo, Tohr NRau'nan 1o5: Reoai Tad iOs: coltpneA lrS. Seco09 race s'x furloEcs- Alen~on. 1 1nI: Ccns'derat'on. An@estnr. 102: Rh. z'I. Invasion Kino w'ida. Cav Afc- | iaiaA Derrle Gold. 1Ns: ,usk. fA7: ] p~iIlts~+ vvcndsaw. 1os' MH'sdor Ral- ! he~t. 1r2: Martins. A1sNno. 114 | 'r~'-d race rifle and se"entv wards l Ero Row Nu'-vood 10I: Dsbsr HeI- ! iawav. Io4; Biz Bow, Saul. Delph.e. . 1n7. Caranal. i10.
 1 pourtb -ace. Eve and hah furTnng {. ; IT R. Zero RE- vot'ns. P'+ter Miss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26
MUSTY RECORDS REVEALS INCIDENTS
 OF MONT GOMERY'S EARLIEST DAYS
mNwMMNmHmNmH HwR W mG M MNRUE . mRWH mRM mEm WEl

ii the ofsee of the city clerk; Of leather bound book. which contelns the pE9seedings of the city fathers rom At times of leisure. II have looked over the pages of this old book and have copied some extracts which may prove of interest Ito some of ouv yciti- zens of the present day and, especially 10 those who are 'descendants' of the men mentioned who were so closely identlfisu with Montgomery in it's in farcy 3-eas 9sgas st
 The aet. of the f.exislature. incorpor ating the town of Montgonrery. istcop- fed upon the first pages of this old book. It was pissed pecenlber 3. iSl9. was signed by James billet. Speaker Of The House of RepresAnta tatives, Thomas BIbb. -resident of the Senate. and ap- proved by. William Bibb Governor of Alabama, Andrew Dexter. water B. Lucas. Ehenxer D. washburnfe and Jen- athsn (. Farley were appointed nnala. .. gers 10 conduct an election on the arst Monday in January. 1920, fn- seven councillors It VIII he noted that they were called eounseiIors. Later on they were called ccunciinren. The election was held At the resi- dence of JonatEtan (. Farley Sixty-one votes were pol'ed and. the fblIcwins were elected: Nimrod Bepson. WiI~ liam Graham. Clement Freeny. John Gotdthwaife, Ene~zerS D. Washburne. Rhode L. smith. Daniel Carpenter.
 They met on the next day and each ~-e-nbe- was sworn by Jeremiah Loftin. Esq Nimrod E. Benson was called to the chair. when Dariel Carneuter was elected tntendsnt: Charles shaw. clerk Jeremiah Loetin. treasurer and asses- sor and Bentamin D- HasseI collector ,nd town constable. Daniel Carpens CT declined the offlce of intenGant and William Graham was efected.
 City Omeers Tn 1921.
 The fDIlowins were elected in Jan- uary 1891: James Humphreys. William Graham. N. E. Benson. John Edmonson Hugh W. Henry, James Farris. George wilkinson N. E. Benson was elected intendant; Charles Shaw. clerk; John Christopher. treasurer and assessor' John GoIdthwaite. collector. and Charles CalIender constable. Freeny, William Graham. James W. Johnston, John Falconer, Benjanir 1 FItzpatrick, Hugh w, Henry. Gsorgs W. B. Towns William Graham wat elected iftendant: George H. Gibbs clerk: N. P. Benson. treasurer; Dan iel. Carpenter. assessor and collector and Lockiand ". Stoneg coustabfes In 162S those elected were NIulFOs E. Benson, John GoIdthwaite, William Graham, Asa sTaoxey. Benjamin Fitzpat rick, s. H. Gopher. Andrew McRryde N. F. Benson was elected intendant George H. Gibbs. clerks- Cl ment Bil iingsIey, treasurer; Thomas Anthony
 assessor and collector, and B. Brad shaw, constable.
 Tn 1924 those elected were: < Francis McGehee, George Wilkinson. John Gind, rat, G. R. Brwon, Joshua Falconer
 Daniel Carpenter, John Goidthwaite John Glndrat was elected attendant l Charles Shaw, Jerk; John F lconer I treasurer; Fleet c. Brown. assessor ana collector. and stephen Coleman. towT constable
 John Gindrat declined to accept th' ofice of intendant and George Willxin-
 son was elected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26

Notice Is hereby given that bill @iil be Introduced at the 1901 session of the LeEfs- fature of Alabama to relieve the First Ha- efonal Bank of Montgomery for amount of ner C L Ruth. W. D. Westeott. l@ E. stone & T. Frazer 4. C. Danner. VI. A. Handlsy. Samuel Blackwell. A. r. Glover. wernbers of the Board of Control of the cid Eoldier,s fanne to the sum of s2.75s s. and af ad6ItIon4l small amount for interest for a short tims. This amount was borrowed sn said note to meet expenses of maintain- Ihr the Oid Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek said cost of maintenance being In ex- sr said araoaift wed-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26

Relief from Pain after fist or second Dose. Acts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26
Sl'GbINk1t1a4l1ERS MEETING

The annual meeting of fhe steekholdefs s,ll b@ held al it's banking ronuas ofs Tues day. January sth. 1seI. al F 9.eioeh noun; fe- sne elrctfon of a Beard of uirectors and sS x. ana s-snssction of any ether business thai may properly eane brfoTe the meet sn@ A. A WOSA~F Ssses ssass,. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26

We sell the anesl line of BusEIes and Cartridges in the city. When yOu want krAt-cIass buggy cali and see uM. ~ytsH4 MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26
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 AtE dIsea~ss. piIes flstUla stIIc.uIe 4Ad tloud di'eases. electro .h-Tapru, tI0u. A to g. Monday. Wednesday and FIluay. "fffcr oNtt. kandS kuch,n lsIs DvN.er
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-26

90: De Orc. S5: Lady Henrietta, f5I; Ms1esadowbreeze. III; Rebo, z'ohogg4n
 Fifth race. six furlongs-MIrism c. Clara peming, Gold Circle, Nancy Bart Mss Nothing, Sieamouse. The Scout, Sea Water, Schroeder's Midway Royal Bond. Morales 105; SIT TodIingy ton, HE. n bS
 Sixth race. miie---I4ady Charads, Lena y.s Woolfessa, 9s; Bitter Brown, Abe Meyer. l0l; Bitter Hand, Ham'lrar. 100; Ruby Star. 103; Gold Coin. i0Ss Red Coat. 107; Benevolent, I0S; Lad- sarion. l09: Quinn Brady. I.l, Henry Watterson. 116.