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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

ilepaffpent OF the Interior, Land Ciiee at
h4 ttssssssss3ssi sss siil 81 T TfiTTi
Noflce Is hereby given tslat Lewis w Hough
81 Pniiip !. D., has filed notice nf bis intention
e make ftllai Communication proof in support
OF his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No 7s:e;
made Sept ~. 1925, for the Lots l. 2 ard E3f
Nw14 See. ~ Twn. l-S, IL. igsEs RIfM, that said
proof wiz he made before The Register and
n. 1896
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his canttnnetIs residence upon, and culiisa.
tion of, the land viz:
David ". FiacS OF Philip S ..
Charles "A, Meiiclt of !,
Clark q Stoddard OF . .
Tllom I6hrSon OF Gfindstone +. D.
aa59 Chas, L. Brockway, Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Department OF the Interior, Land Oflce al
Ghanberlaln. :, D., October 81, 1866.
,Nctice Is hereby given that john Adair OF
Philip. 5. d., has filed notice OF his intention Ia
make final Communication proof In support OF
his claim, viz. Homestead Entry No. s222 m ade
Oct. "a. 1905 for the SE14, See, 10 township n
made before The Register ard Receiver. al
Chamberlain, 5. D.. on Becember II, 1906
tie names tae following witnesses to prove
Of. the land, VIZ:
Lewis Y. Hoagi Of phiiip. s, b,
navid M, Flaclx. os I,
Clark p. stoddard Of .
Claad smith OF Reciuse
1883 Ciias. L. BTockway, Register
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Denartnent of the Interior, Land Office al
SIamberlain, $. D., November I 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that James NJ. Dam
Of Reetusa s. d., has tiled notice OF his lliten-
tton 70 make final Communication proof in sup
Fort on bis claim, via: Homestead Enfry Nc.
lD44-Pnb made ocl. Z, 1895 for the Nell Sec.
~. TWP. l-s, II. le r., r. II. NJ and that said
proof will be made before Ernest W, Reeves,
2. =. Commissioner, at his office at stenrns.
:. D., on December Is, 1906
He names the following witnesses to prove
his CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation
OF, the land, viz:
I.uther, ?. Radway Of Reeluse south dakota.
James II Smith Of
George ~ W0ediey OF
Barbara e. Drey of
1859 CHAS. T.. BHOCKWAY, Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Department of the Interior. Land Office al
Ghamberiain y D., October 81, 1896
Notice Is hereby given that Clark f. Stod-
Gard of ahiiip. :. D., has filed notice OF his In
tention TO make final Communication proof In
No 7hsN made Sept, 20, 1905, for tisc s1s Seis
Sec. IL. and X NeA, Sec 20, township I.n,
range l9-E. B II u, and that said proof Will bc
lnaae before the Register and Receiver, at
Chamberlain. ). D. on December II, 1906.
lie names q e following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. the land, viz:
paTid y. Llack of Philip, $. d.
Lewis w. HouEi Of !,
feter q. Monfore OF .
Charles Ill. Meliel, Of ]. !.
1893 Chas. Z. Broekway, Register
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Defartment 81 tIieIn.sriar. Land Office a
.Chanlbeffain, s. g., November / iaDs
Notice y hereby given fhft Janles II gnaitl
81 Msciisa, !. ~, has filed natice OF MS intel!t
ion 70 make i!nsi Communication uroof i'm sup
3ost "a his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No
ls44-l'pb: nlafle Sept. 30, 1888, for tbs SWlS
sec ~ PRn, ~. H. I9-E., h II NJ. a.,d that
SAID proof will be made hetale Gtnest "
tteeyes. Ii; s Gpfarn seianer. III his Office "a
Staaials, > q. on Det,embeel5 1906.
lie naiiies tAsss following witnesses to prove
MS cont tpsuons residence pnon and cultivation
Of the land, VIZ
lanles NJ ptsin 81 keciuse. South daI,ata
Luther B. Roadway ~
Geofge W. Wp14fey
barbara Il prey
SoSa Ehas 4, Brockaag. Register
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Department OF the Interior. Land Ofiice al
ChanibaIlain, 8. D., Oetol;nr 81. 1856.
Notiee Is hcrnhs! given that Katharine Hougl
of Philip :. ~. has filed notice OF his intention
70 make dnal Communication proof III support
of h,s Jain, VIC: Homestead Entry No. 7s61
made Oct 3. 1905 for the Lots 3, and E1s SN
7s section lIs township l-n, range lg-F. B III M
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver, at Chamberlain, s. ID.
on December Iii, 1896.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his cciftaiuons residence upon and cultivation
OF. the lard. viz. David w Flack Of P'.&iip.S IS II
Charles n Meliek Of Philip. 81 ID, Clark E
Stossaard q Phillip, 5. ID, and Thorn johnson
ct Giindstone, S. ID.
$3.50 chas. i. Rips.kway, Register
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Departments u the Interior Land ,,,pce /

:, Department " the interior. Land once 81
Chambeflatn, s. d., November 4 1905
Notice Is hereby given that Luther b. Rad
way Of Reeluse, South dakot a has filed notice
OF ms Intention to make final CoInlnufatit9Tl
proof in support Of his claim, viz. Homestead
I4ntry No. 1891 PGb. made Oct 3, 1885. tor tlie
3 MA, see. -, Ewp. 1-ss.. Il. 10 Il. y ii NJ as.i
tina said proof viii DC made before Eilitst i
Reeves, Y. ). Commissioner, at his Once yi
stsiiiis, soatn dakota. on December g5 ipsh
hs names the following witnesses 10 pros 1
his continuous residence upon, and cuIltv atioA
Of, the land. viz:
4snass 4 ga.acf R.ai'isa, ssl..sii s...;se.ta.
IaIiIs., II sf.tti!!l =
George w. WoodlGy,,.
barbara T., Ibrey. :,
sa8a Chas. L. Brocl<way. Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

hepatttnris ~ the Interior, Land Once al
Nhsiet " hsttlsv .Eifen tfsNt 1hn following
sbitlhr hhs hlf.tt npsier ~ isis lntentipn
~ HuGlse btlal pfctf =, sHuDoft of his ei4iul,
Nad thai sLfh pfuUf Will hr MADE before tin
Itexisteg htsd heetistxs III PterN, houth na-
NtiA, isii Ntfelli#f M 5hQA ,Sixi tfoIiiratpt ia
Alsnllrasipli nu. AMI. 30
IN M SKss;. gls w Y. III
y ~ sss ilss follaxlns wyinssss,s u nf.vs
stsa's eps bfa rzisisnsict
llssstYst.sH srissnat,fs gs,l4r eutp%r. EvSst
Al AT nssla 4. ksstl5a lSaltsta, And jelaf
4 '''lssl ''i ss'i''l Hiifsi1,x Ifls;isc R.sl...s
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

35fpAh nle.A III tls1 insarinr. I.atsi naslre III
kt,t t:sss 81 81 N. fts4sns{Ny Fl tEsM.S
tA lAthMt4Y siysa4 tItkY asentRe tfs tNtslss.
MI 6sfH saae. th III hna Alei sssisn ~ u 4
ltstE{tl ~ ssA WI fftaI f94t5tsylss asto psssN III
ats 5sf siH ss1A Aaa, W. Hos sssssTT ssfsr~s
Msz ss.sss{ t}fix Is f~es, tn sile M A
fxt A HM4 l.ttta it ~ six. AZ 1i. M., AMI thai
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Department of the Infagi0r, Land Dffica at
Pierre, south Dakotf, October III 1905
Ncties Is hereby given that the following
named se3tler has Sled notice or bis ir3ttslfion
to make final nroVf Ia SUPPORT OF HIS claim.
and that said proof vii tie made before fs1g-
ister and Receiver. at Pierre. south Dsk.aa,
on i5ecember 5, .ei6, viz: Homestead applieat-
Ion No. 1924, made by
ROBEf;T RURCII AIREY,
for the SEl4 OF SIC 81. Twp. 3 n, n 23 r. n.
H. Mer.,
He names the following witnesses 10 preve
MS co.ltinno1ts residence upon and cultivation
of sad land, viz:
:. George A, Airey, z. Franklin NaE, Tonn
rooney, Roscoe Railheinn, all Of Smith, South
1888 ALBERT WHEELoN, Register.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Department Of the Intfricr. Land Office al
Pierre. south Dakuts. November /. 1906
hetis IN hereby gsysas ss:s. ~.
Gngned SETTER has hled tlotice of his intention
10 make fitfal prupf III sippnrt of hhs claim aud
stis.t said Ifoof will 4a made before REGISTER
agn Receiver. ~ rifrns. south JaaEota on
8aeensi,rg 10, 1856. yikj ii0ncaead application
No. ss.A fpsdr i;y Ja,ofnton !. Iobinson, fpr
ts4e Wa of Nfts4 ~ See. ~ and VIZ N kissf
and fs}a Sisa Of See 10. Twp, 3 NJ. Il. 20 q. VI
~ Mef,.
Ise naJnas fjie foi)owilg wisi,cs1es 10 prove
5als cptsiitstofis fessdstsce upon and cultvatis
s5f eaia iaad, vlxt n
Flnnh Niati0Fy, II phtlis, ss,ssss, u a!s,ysa
Alfred james. of
,sss.isn NuDer u sgs,si,. !. !,
H y. ~ esheF NJ Eoss ft0t}A, !. !.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

department of the interior, Land Office at
Chamberlain, :. d.. November i, 1866.
Notice ~ hereby given that Lars Iorgensen
oI Reciuse. y. ~, has fled notice of his inter-
tion 70 make final comIEuiation proof In sup
port OF his ciaim, viz: Homestead Entry NO.
stl2L- Pub. made Oct II, 1895, for the SW1a Sec.
10. Iwp. ~. R. 10-is.. B. ii. NJ and thai said
proof VIII be nlasie hcIoiD Ernest w geeves.
d., on December f5 1905
lie na!iis's the following witnesses to prove
~. ssoriciice upon. asln cultivation
CO. t!:e tt!!.:ses ii::sss:a!, viz: a
Charles L. Thompson Of Recluse, 8. II.
Joseph Campbell OF !.
Charles Hansen OF
Harry v. stenneE.sd ,
$3.50 cbas. IL Brockway, Register:
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15
Department j the Interior Land ea,ee !,

s, ,ipepartnert of the Interior Laid efice al
QhaFnberlain. s. o.. November l. 1896
hSiiee Is heieby siyenthat Gtlford Barne.
o. Baclnse, $. p. has fled notice OF his intens.
ION 70 W make ,Hnaf Communication prof ii
No. s'os-pnb, maas' october IL 1905, for tl.e
ste4, see Z, Twgp. 2-s., H. a0-E, n HM, and that
sal4t proof viii be tslaae before Ernest "
Reeyes, y, $. Comlilisstpner. at his Office al
ateafns, :. p,, on gtsembar Is. 1866
epan1es the following witnesses TO PROVE
ans e0ntilsaoGs residence ullon, aud cultivation
of. tl4e land wiz
Mesiey s.. Clair of necluse, S, d.
Charles A. Rare Of
.tudson Wood OF
Val Seize af .
1883 Chas. T., Brockwag ReeieteY :
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15
Republicans Elected

state Ticket.
For eoyornor--
Coe / Crawford,
For Congress
Plilo Hall.
w. H parlsa,
For Llaut.asnt e,oser,or
III. G. Shober
For secretary q state
ID. ID Nyinf
Fer Aualtor
John Hernine,
For Treasurer
G. FL. Cassill.
For Attorney General
5. w. Clark.
For Superintendent
Hans 4. lstrud.
for !, Commissioner 2 Of school Lands
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

s.Senafttneiit OF the Inierius Land Oiiicc AZ
fiefr., svsdt Dakota, Gci0be1 -, 1906
NOTICE Ii hereby given t,int the follawiIig-
named s3st stIhr has aied nofirrof his Intention
20 tilakc FINAL pYfsuf III suiHBrt ~ his claim,
afd that said proof Wit nc made before the
KeEister md Eeeeis-r. al Pierre. south Da-
kpfa. on har3mber ~. 1865, VIZ. Homestead
spi'lFss'opp pfaSkl Nsj 4 II; 4 aasas assfa1sARqssrny "a
sor tte y n and Wss M see. "a. t sN. !,
lie ilhss9u tbs ftipwtan nttsHssssse Ia prove
i.;s slssp.'sis tnlsttssd cultivation
llFissl jaiisgF. HilliaH Hlaitery. Tls,rptnf
n iaslflisepii. siiei FnsiiN. tunth Dakota, Ara
TIKI ss's Ai'i2f i|l'|'l ss ISs. ,Sl'.si sihsslssi
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-11-15

Entered ~ SECOND Glass matter March n,
iaeo' at the postefiice at philip. south Da-
kota' under get OK Congress March 3, 1873
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
THE SIX-DAY GRIND
THIRTEEN TEAMS ARE LEFT IN
 RACE.
Mclean, Bobby WalthOUr's Partner, is Badly Hurt and RetireS--The Att Iantn Man Doubles With
 John Bedell.

New York, Dec. 10.-Twelve of the original sixteen teams remained in the six days bicycle race at Madison Square Garden tonight. A thirteenth team was made up of J. Bedell and Robbie Walthour. partner of Mclean. who doubled after their original part ners had been so injured to be com pelled to permanently retire. from the race.
 These thirteen teams continued for hours, with an unchanged score Wal thour and J. Bedell being one lap be- hind the others. having been this much penalized for losing their team.
 The early evening was enlivened by frequent spurts, and Walthour and Bedel were watched closely in the eX- pectation that they would during the night make an attempt to recover the Iest lap. The score at II o'clock:
 Root and Tiger, 472-O: D0wney and Moran, 472-0; Macdonald and Couey. 472-O; Vanderstuyft and Stol. 472-O; SamuelsOn and Hollister, 472-0; Met ting and Logan. E2-O; Hopper and Downing. 472-O; Rutt and Mcfarland, l72-O; Calvin and Wiley. 472-0; Pye and Clark. 472-O; Georget and Georget. A72-O; Walthour and Bedell, 47t-9; Record, 490-S made by Bikes and Mac Farland in 1900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
MohIIe peleaates Return.

The Mobile delegation to the Nation al Rivers and Harbors Congress, which held it's first session In Washington last week, has returned to the city, and the various gentlemen on the delegation express themselves as highly pleased with the results of the conference.
 "President Roosevelt has agreed to help usN in our efforts to get proper recognition for the Improvement of the waterways of the country" said one of the returned delegates to the repre- sentative of The Advertiser this morn ing. "and that means great deal. We may not be great admirers of the big stick but that same big stick will help a whole lot when the country re- ally has a need for something at the hands of the Republican majority in Congress.
 "The spirit of the meeting was 20 enthusiastic and the demand for ade- quate appropritfons for the improve ment of the natural channels of trade. both albng the seashore andi in the in- terior of the country. came so sponta- neously from such a large proportion of the country, that I believe zeal impression. of lasting nature. was made on the minds of many of the members of Congress A large number of Sena- tors and Representatives attended the sessions of the Congres, and I, for one, am confident the meeting will result in lasting good"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
OFFICER TAKEN OFF
sIGNoR MORENO IS MOBILES uN-
 WILLING VISITOR.
Larhief Tnspector- of Customs for Mexico ut Fronfera Falls Victim to
 Ahwry Elements, Being LA Rl0vNn to Sca. .t
Advertiser Bureau, AH1bfla Daa Ir

t Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, Dec, 10.
 signor Refugio Moreno, the chief in- spector of customs for the Mexican Government at Frontera, Mexico, is just at present an unwilling visitor to the city of Mobile.
 He was carried away from his home port by an outgoing vessels on which he was aboard in the course of his of ficiaI duties, when it put to sea In the course of a violent storm. which was so terrific that an effort to permit him to land proved unavalling, He IS being cared far in Mobile by the Mexican Consul here.
 The American schooner LIN. iDantz- Ter was in the port at Frontera q few daya ago. taking on cargo of cedar logs for Mobile It Is the Mexican law fn such cases that cargoes must be carefully watched until the boat Is well under way out of the port for her des- tinatjon. and Signor Moreno was the official placed in charge of the cargo of the Dantzler for his Government. When the schooner was ready to sail, 1 however, a gale of wind arose that was such that Signor Moreno was unable to land. A skin put out from shore to | take him back. but before he could be Transferred from the schooner to the skin, a gust of wind, harder than or dinary. struck the skin and overturn- | ed 1t. The schooner was compelled. by ] the force of the clements, to keep ahead, and proceed to it's destination I The fate of the two men who manns sd | the skin that put out to take back the customs inspector. was unknown by Signor Moreno until his arrival in Mo bile. but 1t is now thought that they escaped safely to land. as dispaseb from the Mexican Government to the | Consul here made no mention of their ' f.w R~~N.S Il 1 by the Consul, in accordance with his ! instructions by wire from his Govern ment. and will he returned to his home on the first boat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Cure for Fits on Trial

This is the iairest oner ever made to sufferers of Epilepsy, or Fits. Just Cicposit sl 50 with F. | Fowler and gcT a bottle of Elixir KOsin9. If, after using same. you are not entirely satls- fed, your money will be returned This trial is given at out expense
 Elixir KOslne Is absolutely free from alcohol, cocaine. morphine or oplates. Prevent the attacks of fits CT epilept'f seizures and rid yourself of this dread disease by beginning the Kosine treat ment today. Price Sl.50. Mail orders tlitd The KosIEe Company, Washlug. ton, D. C.. or call on E. c. Fowler,
 Grt-tA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
nodx in Identinea.

The white man who was Killed almost instantly on the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad Saturday eyen- ing, has been positively identified as ]. A. Atkinson of Atmore The man was thought to be Rfr Atkinson from personal effects found on the body, but that fact was not definitely and posi- lively known until son of the dead man came from Atmore and identified the remains as those of hls father The body was taken to Atmore for inter ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Testimonial to w. H. HOIcOmbe.

At the weekly meeting of the Coun- ty Commissioners this afternoon, handsome gold watch chain and charm was presented to W. H. Holcombe, the retiring President of the Board, as evil dence of esteem and good will.
 MT. .HolcOmbe responded briehy to the Dregentation, thanking his former as- sociates on the Board of the good spirit and good will that prompted the gift. MT, Holcombe introduced his successor, Capt. John T. Hagan, at the meeting John T. Bower was unanimously elect ed President of the Board for the en- suing term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Meeting of Quarantine Board.

long conference was held today Dy the members of the Mobile Quarantine Board, discussing the question as te turning over the local quarantine sta- tion to the United States Government. The meeting was attended by Mayor Lyons. pr, Goldthwaite, executive of ficer of the Quarantine Board; pr RR1ett Goode, Dr. P. J. Glass and others. Beyond the fact that no decision was reached in the matter. nothing was given out regarding the meeting. The question is one that can receive no defi- mite decision until the Legislature meets next month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
IlldnnnnInr AIIered.

James Hill. alias Atlas Hill." a he- gro. is occupying a cell at the city prison tonight with a charge of kid mapping under the State code docketed against him by the police.
 He was arrested this morning by Hoffman Helton upon the complaint of Lillie Rogers. a negress It seems that for a long time past the Rogers woman has been caring for an orphan waif named Frances Johnson, and last Sun day while the girl was returning from running an errand, she was taken in charge by Hlll. who refused to give her up upon demand of the woman. who had so lorg cared for her. The filing of the Kidnapping charge followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

of collecting and paying all solicitors fees into the county treasury upon the clerk of the City Court and for it's per- formance commission of per centum is allowed him. and the allowance of such commission Is to him exclusively.
 Report On Clerk Hughes.
 In his report on the books of Clerk of the City Court, Henry N. Hughes, Judge Purlfoy said:
 For the July term, 1906, Hon Henry N. Hughes was Clerk of the City Court. My examination of his books showed that he had promptly reported and paid over to the county treasurer all money collected by him for the coun- ty
 In the following cases, where judg- ment was confessed, on convictions at the July term, to wit: No. 27SO. the Stae vs. Willie Johnson; No. 3O99, the State vs. John Banks: and No. 31I6, the State vs. Sam Jones, settlement of fine and fees had not been made. and execution had not been issued. When these cases were called to his atten- tion, he stated that collection has been made in. each. but after his last report: and that the fees and fines In all will appear in his forthcoming report and payment will be made Into the treas ury.
 EXHIBIT 4.
 H. H. Matthews. deceased. as Clerk of
 the City Court, Dr., to Montgomery
 County, Ala:
 To solicitors fees in the following
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
HInh ToWer Rrnds.

Tine towering Washington mOnu- ment, solid as 1t Is. can not resist the heat of the sun. poured on it's south ern side on a midsummer's day. with out a slight bending of the gigantic shaft, which is rendered perceptiblo by means of a copper wire 174 feet long. hanging in the center of the structure and carrying plummet suspended in a vessel of water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Rner snIhier ArreateA.

Seaman Seimmerman, 63 years of age, was picked up on the water front this afternoon by Policeman Gallet, and as he could not give a good account of himself to the officers. he was locked up on a charge of dangerous and sus> picious. Seimmerman gave his resi- dence as South Africa. and told them tale apparently well-founded, of hay ing served the Transvaal Republic through the Boer war.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
" HIghway Robbery Charge.

Herbert Willis was arrested today upon the long charge" otherwise dan gerous and suspicious, but this will probably be changed by the police to the charge of highway robbery. John Gould. a negro was set upon Sunday evening on Upper Royal Street by two other negroes. who demanded his mon ay. Instead of complying with the de- mands he started to resist them, and they went at him with knives,
 There were scores of holes slRshed in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

The total number of ainneries In op. eration Is given as 2S.2I1.
 This is compared with Che figures of 1905, when the report showed S,6S9, ,663 bales ginned and 2s.6O9 active gin- neries.
 By States the cotton ginned and the number of glnneries were as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Writlng Q Modern Comedy.

Kansas City Times
 Manager-w What have you got in the way of light comedy? Let me look over your manuscripts.
 Playwright--I don't happen to have anything on hand just now. but I'll write you two or three and bring them in this afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
Depends on Georec'a Pa-in-Law,

Cleveland FIaln-DeaIer.
 where are they going on their we'd ding journey?"
 Tt depends. If George has to pay for it they'll take ride on the sub urhai If her father assumes the pressure of 1t they may get asA faraas NiaEara-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

Captain and Mrs. w. J. Bethea, an- .nounce the engagement of their daugh- MadIer. the wedding to take place Jan uary' 1st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

me sIaIIbtIcH OT LnIs report InCIuue I,l56 Sea Island bales for 1908 and St,695 for 1905.
 The Sea Island cotton for 1906 Is dis. tr1buted by States as follows Flor ida. 19159; Georgia, 17,19O; South Car ouna, 5.167.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
6O-64 Peachtree St.

his clothing when the row was over, and he had one or two bad cuts In his face. Today he pointed out Willis on the street as one of his assailants, and
 Willis was placed under arrest by Po- liceman Bruen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11
SocInI and Personal.

Mrs. Gabriel A. Chamblin has an : lnounced the approaching marriage of his daughter Anna May, to Mir. John
 Charles Calkins, December 27th, at
 home. 257 N. Joachim Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

This morning at 1 o'clock tho resi- dence of Mrs R. H. Clarke caught fire from electric wires and the entire building was threatened. A great deal of damage was done and the family badly frightened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

Miss Gertrude Wilkins is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. c. Stuart in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

Mrs A. Rumph of Birmingham, is ir the city visiting her daughter Mrs Martin Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-11

-Hewltt-"Now, as a general rule, women-' Jewett-"My dear boy, there is no general rule for women" = Town and Country,