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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
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Son q tinnpeI, 9. Wai.
Dos euergifae Muftreten bes oeuti&en
Botf&afters, Baron bon Bisbsrfsin.
Der oHenbar feline pappenbeimer fennt,
bat biplomatif9e UermideIun9en 3uis
i9en Der pforte unb benz beutiden
Rei9e berbinbert.
Dos beuti9e s9if ObpHeus mar I'm
6afen BON gbtbuflu NIT benz 26f9sr
ieiner Gra&t bei&dftist. als pl6bliu
ttrfii9e Beamte an Borb tanter unb
oas S&iH obne Weiteres nod 2abat
busirten, mo es i'm Berei&e Der 90
fenbatterien ~beranfert uurbe. Die
8arten ftelten sans 1aip BITE tibns @s.
bauptuns axf, bas 59if babe grplo.
ibfofe an 8orb. Der bon Der cad.
lase unterri&tete beutf&e 8oHGaftsr
leste fOfort enersif&en proteff sesen
oie 0anblungstueiie Der Beb6rbet ein,
fanb ieoo& fetn @eh6r. Rur3 ent.
f9loRen bOlte Ct fi9 bot, benz oeuti9en
Wa9tf9ife 2orelep einies Watroien,
nit bener er f& an Borb bes ObpKeus
begab; bort bite ct bie bipIomatif@t
6Ia9ge unb fubr nit benz e&ife unter
ben Qanoner bon 2abad btnusg nod
@bibutlu aurid, uofelbR Der ObpReus,
bon ben Seuti&e1 Matrolen bebedt, bor
beE Mugen Der berbltft breinf&au' nben
8irfen rubis bas 2bi9en ieinsr 6ra4t
beetbete.
MIs Der f&neibtge Botf3after nod
benz Botf&aftspalaffe aurtidsetebrt mar.
fellte R& bortieIbf alsbalb Elm ttir.
tif9er Staatsratb Elm, ber TIM Nauien
Der pforte fir bas Wortommnib um
8er3etbuns bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

2obbeit zines Ir5tes.
Ser praftiI9e 4rst Or. Curb IN Git
ti9, 8eleien, rempelte in einem Heftauz
rant einen 2oGesen an. @r mibban=
bette i'm uno ftieb ibm nit Dem 8egenz
fdirm Elm @use aus, 10 bab Der 8ers
lebte ftarb. Curb ipurbe 5u einem
Sabr feds Monaten 9efdnsnib per>
urtheiI!. 0erner mubte er cine 8ube
BON 100000 Srancs &2O.O00) an oie
9interbliebenen besablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
D ueII.

Berlin. 9. Wai. Gin perbdns.
rtibboI b~erlaufener 3peifampf mirb
aus Breslan bert4tet. Gin STUDENT
Der Surispruben3 auf Der hortisen Tint.
Derftat fc4t NIT eiaem bortissu @abuls
Ierie.O ffiaie- eth pifolenbuel aus.
2estersr tuuroe auf ben Sob estrofen.
ueber oie urfa&e oes etreites perIautst
10 melt ni9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

teroen Sufe; ole Oret fn0 ar9etla9f,
on bic ameritaniide 6eianoti&aft tn
8rhRsl cine untsriseii9e Wine nit
anterapparat uno bic oasu geb6rieen
3si6nunaen oerfauft 3uI babsn. Ser
rrsr fno fs angeflagt. dbnliae 3ei1s
r,unssl on RuBlanb %pertauft uno In
BrtRel cine Wine confruirt unb an
einen fran36fi9en n~nterbdnoler ber'
fault su baben.
Die Restpro3itdts.
Grage.
Berlin, 9. Wai. eugene q. GoB
bon Bottom, Waf.. giEprdfoent Der
&eaipro3itdtss2 iga, III In Berlin. tim
bic 9ssipro.itdts. 5ruge bon bsutidem
Stanbpunfte su fubiren. Ct 1T bonn
staatsisfrstdr beg NsuBeren, bon
3i9irf4tp. empfan9en tuOroen. nit
benz CT cine lanse untsrrsbung iber bie
grunbatse Der 10 tpi4tigen 5ra9e bate.
Sn elmer 8eriammlung Der vWmss
rican NRoeiation of Commerce ano
Srabe" belt 5err SOB beute eine In'
fprahe tbsr bic &arif=2age In ben Der.
Gtaaten unb iibsr bic 6anbelsbe3iebuns
gen berfelben au Seuti4lano. 5err
COB CAB Der usberssugung Ausbrud.
bob bic &saipro3itdts. gewesuns In ben
Ser. Staten In Bdloe cine Sari .Re=
biFon srrei9sn ueroe. 3ablreide oeuta
f9e @ei9dftslsute tuarerl antueienb unb
Iauidten nit f9tli9er B%efriebigung
ben M%usfhbrunser bes Entertainers.
Beri9te hber INERTIA
ntf9s Stubienrete.
Berlin, 9. Wai. Dem preuBts
iGsn 2anbtaae Rnb bier3sbn ausfhhrs
li9e geri4te tiber ben gewerbli8en uns
terri9t In ben Yeretnieten Staten
3u3eganaen. Sic entbalten bic Beos
badtungert unb nrtbsils Der Commit
ion, uelde oas 9anbelsmtntferium
unldnef auf cine Stubienreiie nod ben
@ersini9tsn 6taaten 9eianbt bate.
8 abreIanse Betrii serstsn.
B~erItn, 9. Wai. Die BebBl-
ferung bon Tirfsnpalbe I'M &egie.
runssbe3irt Jranffurt o. .. TT tber
sinsn Sfanoal In GROCER Aufrssuna.
Der bortise spar. unb 8orf9ubbersin
tf bur9 Witalisbsr bes Worfanbes
unb ben NufE6tsratb iahrelang betro-
gen tuorben. Das gsftit betrdqt ni&i
wenissr als 361. 900 Gari. Der ebe.
malise WOrRBenoe SbisB TT bersits In
Daft eenomme1 worber unb meters
8srbaftunsen uerbsn folssn.
Sin Sprung ms
o unffe."
Berlin. 9. Wai. Der Rhd'
tritt bes @rafen Witts als Winiferprd
fbent unb bic g%rnennune @orempfin'!
aIs RaGfolger uirb bon Der hiefisei
prshe eifris beiprO&sn. Gin Spruni
in's Sunfle", 10 miro Der Wediel In
ruiHI9en 3abinstt be3ei9net. unb bi
3utunft &ublanbs mirb fur 10 unge
wib anssieben. bab es unmbaIi9 lei
au9 nu NIT einem S9sias bon 5i@sr
belt elm prosnofifort au fsnsn.
>. Bubbe's Ra&foIeer.
Berlin, 9. Wai. Die Srag
: Der Nmtsna4folge fur ben am %
NpriI babingsi&iebenen @sneraimaio
b. Bubble if nunmebr erlebist. III
neuer giienbabnminiaer if Der gabn
I directions prdRbent Breitenba9
86In auserieben. gr 1T LANCE Sab,
: I'M giienbabrbienRe tbdtis ssusien I'm
gilt auf benz BsrmaItunsssebiete al
{ Mutoritdt.
OueII.
o Berftn, 9. Wai. gtn berbdne
ribboI b~erIaufener 3tpeifampf wtr
8 aus Breslaa bert9tet. Gin Stuber
E Der Surisprubena auf Der hortigen I'm
B beritdt fo&t nit einem bortigen @abaI
n terie.O ffaie- eth piffolenbueI au!
: 2sbtsrsr tuurbe auf ben Sob aetroHer
l1eber bie urfa4e oes Strettes perlaut
10 melt ni&ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
9oaano.


I'm 6aaa, 9. Nai. Obwobl
es NOD ni@t setuiB TT, oab bte 9aa9er
internationale @onferenS i'm laufenben
Sabre 3uiammsntreten t1iro, III Der
Winifer bes MeuBsren, 6annema. TIM
Geerife. bas parlament I'm. eine iofOr.
tige geuiQtsuns bon $18, $50 fur ben
enpfana Der gonferenabeIegaten al e..
fu@en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

Oas 3 unbes@S d a B q m
bruudt idbrlih 1000 S~tablplatten CUR
6erfte1ung bon Shabamtsnoten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10

Nero5ie 2eute f6nnen ibre Nrbeit ihmer5los nit
uHierem eIettriiheH Hateut uno Somnpforne MAIDEN
Iafen. sir 86huenus5ieben, 5iilunaen uno arl=
pbneselei6en. Sb es f1 I'M bic 5hnune zines Bah
mes o6er um bic Gus5iehung ron 5fpaH5i9 banoelt,
Der 9reis lit i'm 8ereit BON SeoermanR, Der cute
ben Ser. Stoaten. BE; uns besablen sic fir Sbre
Arbeit rnr eiumal. Cine i~friftline GGrantie ilr
5ebn Sabre. ShIeate Sdhne peruriaden l1noeroaI-
IihfeIt uHo NagenbeI9peroen. Der Breis fur CUTE
3dbne 1T: weaidbinenarbeit So; 6aneerbeit s. ;
mlffen pafen Deer Feline Se;abIung /; 6rpnen
une Bridensrbeft, IA &, 50 ; IS s., 4 % 81,
Spreden sic DOR uRo mir ruereen Sbre Sdhne uncut
eeItlif unteriuhen uno Sbuen i'm Burais jngen mas
Die Arbeit totet SfficezStunoen BON 8 big 8 uhr /;
Sountaas BON 10 bis 8 uhr. giienbabnfJabrgeloer
neroen fir 25 Neilen erIdubt. Eir tparnen 9eeen
3ahHdrSte bic lum6slitteiteu a~nseisen. Cob 1T
Gelo. 9ieuer Bbone 1887.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
Oeiferreih-u
. m m i n 9 uneorif&es.

~SpSAAetW
9 m m i n q uneorif&es.
Wten, 9. Mai. Sn i9roHem
@sgenfase gu ben ssfterr sensloeten
auslaHun9eu Der 6fisrrei9Hdsn preKe
tiber ben bspurhsbenbsn Beiut 2aiIer
Wtlbelm's tn Wien, febt bic algs=
rteine stimmuns in l1nearn. Gi.
oortigen @oalitiOnsorsane frii9en bic
erinnerung auf an Die unfrsunbli9e
0altung Der BerIiner preRe udbrenb
Der ungarif8en 2rifs unb benubsn oie
@elegepts ell, iopobl ben oeuti&en aais
Ter als aud ben Dreibunb auf's Def
tigfe ansugreifen. .gubapefi 6irIap",
10 3iemlid bic etnfuBrei9fe 3situng In
ungarn, fagt beute, Der 9reibunb babe
ieoe moralif9e Wa&t i'm nngarlanee
perloren. CT Tel fein n~ationales @lau.
bsnsbetenntnis mebr, fonbern 1ir nod
cine Off3ieas Sbsoris. uno faqt barau
oie Semerfung: .Ssutf9lanb if In
guiopa b6Qig i%IoItrt, unb es miro ibmt
iebr f4mer fein. ungarns Spmpatbien
surtid3uaepinnen."
Stalien.
Der Papf anbie Rars
btn6Ie.
&om, g. Wat. Der pdpfli9e
Staatsiefret1r. Rarbinal Wercp bel
Bal. III beauftragt uorbsn, cine MIDI
ttge @irtuIarsNo ju entuerfsn, pel9e
Der Papt an Die Witglieber bes 2ars
binals= aOlesiums In &om su fsnben
beabf4tigt. Sn bieier Wittteilune
min Der BART bas Diner, meGdss Der
ameritanii9e gOtidafter Wbite nm
25. April su g6ren bes grabif9ofs
Srelanb CAB uno benz bier Rarbindle
b%eitpobnten, gum Nnlab nebmen, UNI
an oie SbatfaGs su erinnern, bab i4
an ben SeBiebun9en awii4en benz 30.
ttcat uno benz 0uirtnaI niats gedn.
bert babe. Hesbaib mtibten bic Wtrs
bentrdser Der 2irde fa bss 0ertsbrs
nit perionen entbaltsn. wel8e NIT benz
ttalisnifden 6Ofe bsrbunben ober ibm
aftreoirt ieten.
W ebersStreit
Rom, 9. Wai. Snfolse bon
unruben. bic in Surirt anldbli9 BET
5oroerung bon Webern fir ~fir3ere ar.
beitsfanben %entftanoen. 1T elm alIge.
meiner STREET Der @sbsr tber gan,
Stalisn srtldrt tporoen, Der r1orgen
Tim bic Wittagssett beginner pirb. Sn
Bologna fnb beute Mbenb f9on gu.
fammenfbse auii9en Nustdnbissn uni
Wtlitdr au bsr3ei6nen getpeien.
Granfrei@.
Die @trettlase.
parts, 9. Mai. Die 3abl be,
Ausfdnoigea In ben berf9ieoenen @e
tperti4aften nimmt su, He if auf min
oeftens 10000 ansewa4fen. 81,
msifen streiter Rnb 3immerleute
Steinmaurer, Budbruder, @oIoarbsite,
SaalSbnsr. M6bsliareiner, Sif&ler uni
Nrbeiter In MutomobiIfabriten. Si
tdmpfsn ole um ginfhbrung beg M9t
funbensN rbeitstages. Die Mrbeitgebe'
finb iomeit In fstner Der Bran9en d
ettuaisen CONDITIONER bereit.
Siirfei.
6 o mirb's d I.
2onf a tinnpeI, 9. Mai
Das euer9if4e Muftreten bes oeuti9el
Botf@afters, Baron bon Bieberfein
Der ofenbar feline p%appenbeimer tenni
bat biplomatii9e 0erwidelunse1 3ui
, f&en Der pforte unb benz beutide
I Reiae berbinoert.
Sas oeutide s9if ObpReus mar ii
> 6afen bon gbtbuflu nit benz 26f9s'
{einer Ssrant be1n8ftiat. als b[6hllt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
Oeuh9lamo.

6 O n
2etp3te.. 9. Mai. Dor benz
Rei9sgeri8te bsganr, beute binter uer'
faloRensn Sbfren Der 2anbesberratbs'
pro3eb gssert ben 9erlinsr Resierunss'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
Getger Or b.

Berlin. 8. Mai. Mus Mhn.
den uirb iber eine feiss Rorbtbat &c.
meloet: 3uei ruiRi&e stubsnten. bic
at, Der bortigen untperRtdt 3uut 16ren
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
Wci11en and Society.
By Mrs J. M. decottes.

fed on "wednesday evening and yesterdav ' went to their summer home ct Yer bena. to remain until fall
 MT. and Mrs. r $. TrImbie are visit ing their mother and sister. Is wilkin- Mrs. W H. sowao,n V E ana children have returned from Selma where they spent week with 2. a friends. The Magazine Club will meet this ard Browder at her home on Washing returned home after a pleasant ant visit iit to Mrs Worsham.
 Miss Bessie Allen and Miss Maude Bayne have returned home from Sans
 @&@
 Miss Hannah Holmes of Selma, who has been visiting Miss Annefranc Baze- more for the past few weeks, is visit ihg relatives in Autaugaville.
 Mrs. Nick Vaughn and little niece, ln,l MISS Nancy Harrison. will leave on Thursday for Montgomery--Birming- Mrs. E. M. Cost Mrs. Samuel Stow CTS and little daashter Gladys. and 4sltSS GAi1dbCth nun EultidtHs WILL leAFS on Saturday for coden to spend two weeks.
 Miss Bessie Walker of Montgomery, ing the furnishings for the handsome new home near Lakeview of her esis- ter, Mrs. James H. Hillman--Birmfng- ham News.
 Mrs. Gabriel Lipman was called to Birmingham yesterday on account of the death of her sister. Mrs. Robert Jacobs.
 MT, and Mrs. W W. Brame are at Tailadega Springs.
 Misses Nellie and Daisy simonton are the guests of Mrs. Edward Lang ham.
 Miss Mary Mapes of Montgomery. is the guest of her sister Mrs. Ell F. smith-Birminghsma . News. s visiting Miss Georgia Clay. has re- turned to her home in Atlanta
 Miss Fannie Luckie Barnett has re- turned from Birmingham. where she has been visiting Mrs. W. F. White man. A number of young. folk went to Hope Hull last evening in a tally~ho to the home of Miss Dealsia Clarke. where they will entertain with dance.
 9S Se
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Jones are visit ing friends in Birmingham.
 & 7s se
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Stowers will occupy the residence. FPS Washington Avenue, this year.
 S g g Miss Lillian Mae Grant of Birming- ham, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Smith, at their home. 24 Amanda street.
 $ 8 A The friends of Mrs. V. B. Murray will regret to learn of the death of her sister, Mrs. w T. Murray, which oe- cured in Asheville, N. C., on Aug. 23.
 SR a E Mrs J D peauemore is spending a while at Blount Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
"A cAMprNG pAnTY.

A CAMPING PARITY week was the camping party given by eosnty ssss m lonor anss of tSeiq eest MISS s Willie WI s,;I Joe Tompkinhs of Union Springs The camp was pitched on the bank of the Catoma Creek on Terry Mound and t was fittingly named .Skeeter' Camp At night thu the camp amp fires burned brisht for the happy company who sang war and dialect songs. The party included Jones. zara Jones. Willie Joe Tomp- kins, Sue Cochran. Messrs. Gray Jones. of Birmingham. Frank Tompkins of net aen ruaea of Radps gs wards of Union Springs; James Jones' A Barnes.
 Mir William Hall entertained a num- Der of friends on a boat party last eye ming in compliment to Miss Nettie May Graham: The party was chaperoned by Mir and Mrs: Malcon1 Hall and Mrs. Nettie May Graham, Ida May Strothers, Lois Barker, Kate Mastin, Elizabeth McPherson. Lila Allen, Francis Thigpen. Duncan Graham, Mary Jones, Miss John Messrs. viii Hall Mastin Graham. Lawrence Hail, Samuel Chisholm, El- lots Chishol% John Chisholm Robert len. Thomas Webb. Joe Persons. Peter Graham of Prattville.
 N&@
 A party of young ladies and gentle men enjoyed 2 picnic on Thursday at which Miss Kate Steiner entertained. The party went to Tallassee on spec ial car provided by MT R: E: Steiner Miss Tiiiy Norwood, Miss Frances Stakely; Messrs Sam Jones, Thomas Jones; William conniff. Fred wiikerson. h0nGry SfGInAF. sn Shopton.
 ss@a
 Mir. Frank Tompkins of Bristol. Tenn, Is the guest of his uncle. MT. James Jones.
 Miss Hattie Gleen of Clayton. who has been spending some time at Blount Springs. is now the guest of Miss Liz zie Crenshaw, at the home of her mar ents. MT. and Mrs. ! H. crenshaw Mrs. E. P. Amerine has returned from Blount Springs. Mrs. Warren c. Brown has return friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Brown is very much improved in health. Mi MT; and eealS Mrs Sv ? Brown have re-
 as A@ Mfr. and Mrs. Samuel Soloman are being congratulated on the birth of q son.
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 Mir and Mrs M Gorrie have gone to Coden.
 as s E
 Miss Janett Hurter and Miss Virginia Norwood have returned from Point Clear.
 g @%
 Mir and Mrs. W. A. Hanina and Mas ters Charlie and Fern Wood, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. D. Roque- more at their country home. have gone to Alabama City and Philadelphia.
 S E. s
 Miss Elizabeth Baldwin and Miss Jennie Sistrunk, have returned from a two months stay abroad spent in Eng land. Ireland and Scotland. They arriv-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
STATE ODD FELLOWS COMING
 TO MONTGOMERY CONVENTION

ing at 10 o'clock. The address of welcome will be delivered by Mayor " M. Teague. to which a response will be made by Hon. 0. J. Semmes of Mobile. Rev. W. NJ. Crawford, Grand Master of the State of Alabama, will deliver an address on "Odd Fel- lowship." Hon. II. vogel, Grand Pa- trlarch of Alabama, will deliver an address on the "PatriachaI Branch"
 Through the courtesy of the Mont gomery Traction Company a street car service will be free after o'clock on Tuesday afternoon to all representa- tives wearing Grand Encampment Sou venir badges. At o'clock Wednesday evening, in the hall of St. Paups En- campment. No. g. the Royal Purple Degree" will be exemplified. The New Exchange H0ssl will be headquarters for the encampnaent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31

The annual meeting of the Grand EncaIQpment of the Independent Order dlows of Alabama will be held in Montgomery Tuesday and will be the first melting of the Grand Encampment of the Grand Lodge of I. O. o. F. in the State. Prior to this time the Grand EncampJnent, which is an advance branch of Odd Fellow ship, has always met ip annual ses- sion at the same time and place with the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
 One Hundred and fifty delegates are expected to attend the encampn1ent A program of the two days meeting has been arranged and a reception commit fee appointed. composed of 0. F.sWar- ner. T. IT. Broom, Horace Hood. W. M. Crawford. s. B. Sightler and J. NJ EnglCr.
 A public reception will be held at odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday morn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
MIR. cHAFFEE ON LEAVE.
Director of Weather Durenu .o r..

VA WeAtheF Bureau fo Fcumu--u
 in Business.
 MT Frank Chaffee, Director of ths Alabama Section of the weatbsr D.,
 reau and for the last thirteen vesrs s. charge of the local office of ths nIas.,I .ii bureau, has been granted sn ea en en- tended leave of absence from tha 2 ex- ViGe, beginning September
 During his absence Montroso VI,
 Aayes Will have charge of inc Mont gomery office and the Aiaba ma saatgn M9nt- MT Hayes recently came to Nnyts. ts.I..i .oii' cry rom Buenos Ayres, Arsenttneoe ee Jslt- I5. puoIlc. where he had charee ns ts ss
 argentine weather forecast servica iIe IJe experience ot long
 Mir. Chaffee during bis .t,....
 years residence here has eloseIv jd us', eesh n ihed m himself with Ne local inteTesis os Montgomery. He h3s served as Wovl shipful Master of one of the iocaf aga sonic sonic lodges, Is Vice President of A tSs Commercial Club, and a member of the City Park Commission. Whi1e o,,+ nSS the Government service he will ha aS
 sociated with one Of the old line iiSo insurance companies doing business ie this State. with headquarters in 3bts ecity, and will still make his home here IL is gratifying to his many fria1ds Ise acre to know that he is not to leave Montgomery. " 4e"'e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31

Welborn reside. hopefuI that .h. change would prove benefciai vvhnn the operation was found to be neces- SSary ne returned to Montgomery. Mrs
 h,s hW,sisorn e was with him at the time Of
 He Is survived by his widow. five sons and one daughter. His sons are shsaandolph Welborn. Walker Weiborn, SzLaney WeIborn, Colvfn Weiborn ana ITned Ered Wel5orn. His daughter is Miss ,a The remains will be shipped to Flu funeral services will be condunfad at Mle yns railway station at that place. pr
 os m hart95; R,,ts,p pastor If the Beptist Church at Eufaula O1tyins SFounu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
DEATH OF s. N. wwELBoRN.
Well Known MontgOmerian Dies After
 Operation.

solon N. Welborn. a well known business man of Montgomery died yesterday morning at 9:15 o'clock at a local fnfirmary. where. on last Sat urday he underwent an operation for lesion of the brain. About two weeks ago MT. Welborn went to the infirmary to have the operation performed, and, though critically i'll, he was perfectly conscious until the operation, after which he never aroused.
 MT. Welborn was fifty-eight years of age. He was born a. hufaula. but for the past twenty-five years had made his home at Montgomery. For num- Der Of years he had been employed m the Alex Rice clothing store. but pre- vious to that time for several years he was a member of the clothing firm oNtThornton and Welborn.
 4e had many friends throughout the city and county, and in the town of his nativity. About ten months ago, when the disease first made it's ap- pearance, A4r. Welborn with his family removed from Montgomery to Union Springs, where the parents of Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31

tbis year Ii was learned at the col tla snls ,bst annlirations for 70a cata- tiesv iee,s,os snh hsa Keen received since 1uly 1.
 The Rev. Mr. Edwards, who. during the last four years has been student f'ouisvilie' accepted this week the call aStenSed to him by the Baptist Church al Auburn, to succeed the Rev. .,sI; MT, tbs ralI at College Park, Ga. Mir. Ed wards comes very highly recommended and has already made fine Aggression unnn tha neonle of Auburn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31

o. S. weleh, night before last She was a most estimable woman, and had been 8 lifelong member of the Methodist Church.
 It Is learned on good authority that the West Alabama Ginners' Association which was organized in this city last N eek under such promising prospects, has failed on account of the heavy pressure of public sentiment among farmers against the advance in the price for ginning. Now every ginnsr ls making an independent fight for business at the old prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
THE SHOE STORE. Prices Greatly Reduced for Friday.

One lot Misses Kid Butcher Oxfords, Patent tips turn soes. spring heels, worth $I.so. Friday, the par. ..... s........ ............... Sl.OO
 One Lot Ladies' Common Sense Oxfords plain toe solid throughou all sizes, worth regular ST. so Friday, the pair air.............. .......SI SI,OO
 One Lot Ladies' White Canvas Ribbon Ties, Turn and Mickey sewed; tip plain, worth ST. SO Friday, the pair, ...... SfO0 lords worth ST. so, Friday, the pair, ..... $IO0
 One Lot Mems Russia Calf Butcher Oxfords, goodyear welt, cap toe, swing last worth S3.so. special Friday, the pair r...................S2 S24s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
VACANCY DOES NOT EXIST.
Many ApI,eat,on- ..,I. t,.o Received for File,

"hF APlieati0ns Received for E,Iev-
 entb Circuit SOIicItOrsIlIl,.
 A large number of letters have been reeelVed at the office of Governor JMelks M curing the past few weeks, from the solicitorship of the Eleventh .Iu- dicial Circuit or who are writing in the interest of friends for that posi- Kirk Jackson, Private Secretary to the Governor, are evidently written un- der a misapprehension as at present there IS no vacancy in the solicitors .s the. present incumbent. and so far as IS known at the Capitol no intfna- ton has been given out of any intend ed resignation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
Covert Cloth.

How about an extra skirt to knockabout in. Some thing that will wash and at the same time look nice and cost very little. Here's your opportunity. IS peices Cot ton Covert-all new and fine for skirts, worth ISc. Spe- ciaI Friday at. ..........1 15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
It,a Junt TnIIr.

Athens. Aug. So.-(special. )--Thers has been some talk of opposition to the Senatorial nominee from this dis trict on the part of the opponents of
 .e dispensary. but this talk will not amount to anything as senator-e eIeet Hayes is strong snan and IAuderdala VIII give him her undivided support and the effort on the part of a few disgruntled persons In this county YF not amount to anything it is thoH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
ITO ELECT A rnnAsURER.
aovernos oaIls ,Ieetlns ee Trustees oi

Polytechnic Institute.
 A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute has ben cAlled by Governor Jelks Tor September h9, for the purpose of elect ing a treaAirer for that institution to succeed ths late k. T. Glenn.
 Promin nent among those whose names will come up for consideration IS MISS Allie Glenn, daughter of the former Treasurer, who during the latteT's life time, served a number of years in his off1ce as assistant. Since the death, or her father Miss Glenn has been acting as Treasurer of the institute. under the appointment of President c. c. 1,hach
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
MISS GLENN WILL Acp.
VIII Transact Business of Treasurer of
 Alabama Polytechnic Inntitute.

Auburn, Aug. 30.-(speciaLl--At a recent meeting of the faculty, Miss E, A. Glenn was elected to act as Treas urer of the college until the Board of Trustees meets to make permanent ar- engagement This action was taken in accordance with the law and at the d. rection of the Governor. in order to meet the present emergency. It Is not known when the Board win meet.
 Many of the professors have eeturnel and others are expected this week. A large number Of students Is expected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-31
MRS. EvANs's FUNERAL.
Aged and Respected Resident of Mare
 pa~aNA

go Passes Away.
 Demopoiis. Aug. 30.--(SpeeiaL)- )-The funeral yesterday of Mrs, F. A. Evans at Rembert. was attended by number of friends from this city. The deceased was in her sgd year. Her death occur red at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. r. B. Cheney, in this city, where the funeral services were held by Rev.