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the Department of Education is Secre- tary of each of the Boards.
 The local members of each Board ana the location of the schools are az fol- lows:
 trtct Agricultural Schools of Alabama
 First District. Jackson, C.: w RoWe and s. S. Adan.s, Jackson; second DIS trict, Evergreen. W. c. Crumpton and '. P. Deming, g,Evergreen;Third District Ao- beville, M. V. Capps,, Abbeville and A. B. Crawford, Dothan; Fourth District sylacauga, c. A Hill. sylacauga and J. c. Williams, Talladega; Fifth District Wetunpka, M Hohenberg and J. ". Jenkins, Wetumpka; Sixth District. w H. Carpenter and J. T. Johnson. Ham iIton; seventh District, Albertvflle' w. W. Haralson, Fort Payne and $. W Riddle, Gadsden; Eighth District, Ath- ems, Theodore Westmoreland, Athens and N. M. Rowe. Triana; Ninth Dis- trict, Blountsville. A. E. Fields, Blounts vile and a vacancy.
 The presidents of the nine schools in their numerical order are: Douglass Allen, J. A. Liner, J. V. Brown, T: C. Moore, H J. Willingham. H. O. sar- gent, J. B. Hobby, H. J. Fusch and J' A B. Lovett.
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Brenau Summer Season. June 10 to July 3l.

Breneau ege-conservatory, Gaines vile, Ga, will open it's next summer session on June 18th This will be the fourth session of the summer school, and 1t is expected that the attendance will be larger than ever before. Many applications for rooms are coming in, and teachers and pupils from all over the South will be present to enjoy the splendid advantages offered by the summer session. Brenau has fifty pianos; it has two pipe organs; 1t has the most beautiful concert hall in all the South; 1t has an oratory hall unlike anything i'll the South; 1t has a normal Musical Course especially adapted to the needs of teachers, that Is not at ten1tped by any other Southern school It offers splendid advantages to the teacher of Music or Oratory; 1t offers splendid advantages in thes literary de- partment to young ladies who are pre- pairing to enter college this fall; it of fers a most delightful home to all who wish to spend the summer in the de- lightful climate of Gainesville, and at the same time pursue helpful course of study. If you are interested, write for catalogue. You cannot ind a more pleasant place at which to spend your vacation.
 Address,
 Brenau Summer School.
 sat-tues-fr Gainesville, Ga
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OFFICIALS OFF TO AUBURN.
Governor and Others to Participate fr
 Commencement Exercises


 There was an exodus of State officials from the Capitol yesterday many of them going to Auburn on the morning train to attend the commencement ex- ercises Of the Alabama Polytechnic In- stitute
 It is a curious fact that more State officers are members of the Board of Trustees of the Alabama institution than any other one of the State schools Among the members of the Board of Trustees of the Institute are: State Auditor J M. Carmichael, General Rob- ert F. Ligon, Clerk of the Supreme Court, Justices Jonathan Haralson and N D. Denson of the Supreme Court These officials represent their respec- tive Congressional districts on the Board.
 In addition to the members of the Board of Trustees, Governor Jelks and Hon. Isaac W. Hill, State Superintend- ent of Education went to Auburn to attend the commencement exercises.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Macon and AshevilIe Sleeping Chr

Macon and AshevilIe Sleeping Car
 Line.
 Effective with first car from Macon Saturday, June 9th, and first car from Asheville Sunday, June 10th, 1906. Pullman drawing room sleeping car line will be established between Ma con, Ga, and Ashevile, N. C., on At anta Division trains Nos. and l6; Charlotte Division trains Nos. 35 and ss; and Asheville Division trains Nos. fl and 42 line being filled with ten section drawing-room buffet cars. Brooks Morgan, A G. P. A,
 Atlanta. Ga.
 Jno. M. Metcalfe, T. P. A,
 Montgomery, Ala
 June2-5-S-12-15-16
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Fire On Virginia Avenue.

A few garments were burned and damaged in a small fire which occur red about : o'clock yesterday morn ing at the residence of Al Galatas. % Virginia Avenue. From some unkno own cause several pieces of clothing were ignited in a closet of the residence and the blaze was discovered in time to avert a large fire. The department was called and put out the blaze quick Iy. The damage was about $25.
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THE AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL.

Boards of Control Will Meet at Capitol
 Tomorrow.
 Boards of Control of the nine Dis- trict Agricultural School of Alabama will meet at the Capitol tomorrow, when reports of the work of the year will be received and officers and facul- ties will be elected
 Each Board consists of the Governor, the Superintendent of Education, the Commissioner of Agriculture, and two members from the Congressional Dis trict In which the school Is located Hon. Harry c. Gunnels. Chief Clerk of
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MIR. JOHNSON APPOINTED.
Named on Board of Sixth DIstricl
 School.

James Terry Johnson of Hamilton, was yesterday appointed by the Cover nor as a member of the Board of Con troI of the Sixth District Agricultural School at Hamilton to succeed c. [. Mitchell, resigned
 Friends of the school commended MT. Johnson very highly to Governor JelKs for appointment on the Board. He is a leading citizen of Hamilton.
 Miss Fannie Deason of Tuscaloosa was appointed a notary public by the Governor
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 Newbros Hcrpicide does this quickly and effectually. Destroy the cause you remove the effect.
 Sold by leading druggists Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Go, Detroit, Mich. E. c. Fowler. spe- cial agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05
FIRE AT LUZELLE.
Flames Destroyed Residence of E. M.
 Cornell.

News of a damaging fire which oc- cured at Luzelle, near Mount Meigs Sunday afternoon reached Montgomery yesterday.
 The large dwelling house of E. M Cornell on his plantation near Luzelle, caught fire In the afternoon of Sun day and the flames destroyed the build ing and all of the contents of the res idence.
 The loss on. the property is partly covered by insurance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05
M.AXIM's MAXIM.
Modest Claims Often Carry More Con-
 V.ctiOn Than LOrsd BOnsts.

When Maxim. the famous inventor. placed h!s gun before a committee Of t2dgos he stated It's carrying power to to considerably below what he felt sure the gun would accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore tri- un}ph ot surprise Instead of disap- pon'n2cnt as it might have been if he ha3 oTercstimated his guns efficiency.
 Our cla!m regarding Newbros s Herpi- eide is based on actual scientific facts.
 If living germ is causing your hair
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Is the Result of Prolonged Study aT
 Deep Research.

Deep Research.
 MarConi-the wireless wiZard-did not stumble accidentally upon the prin- ciplcs Of his marvellous invention.
 Y was only of deep' and prolonged study If the cause of certain known phenomena in nature that he was able to produce the startling effect.
 Many people, In speaking of Hair Restorers have q way Of punching them altogether without discrimination.
 Herricide is as different from other so-eal!cd hait restorers' and 'reme- dies as day is from night.
 II Is a scientific preparation pre- pared toH the sole purpose of destroying the scalp naicrobe that causes dandrun and falliAg hair.
 Sold by leading druggists Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit, Mich E. G. Fawler, spe- eial agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Atlanta and Charlotte Sleeping Car Line.

Line.
 The Southern Railway announces Pullman Drawing Room Car line has been established between Atlanta, Ga. and Charlotte, N. C.. on trains Nos. .35 and 36. This car will be placed in station Atlanta 800 p. m. for occupan- cy and at Charlotte goo p. m. for oc- cupancy. Brooks Morgan, A G. P. A,
 Atlanta, Ga.
 Jno. Metcalfe, T. P. A.,
 Montgomery, Ala
 adv12t
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If Canada would send along that SIOO00O which was voted, San Fran cisco might be able to mix q little more salt meat and fried eggs with it's store nF ympathy.-Montreal Star
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Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs

And baths; elevation 2.ooo feet: opens June 1st, Cures nervous prostration. dys- pepsia, rheumatic and skin troubles. kidney and bladder disorders. and female irregu- larities: clears and beautifies the complex ion Write for booklet
 M E. THOMAS. got Crockett Springs Va.
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r,,,ts,se of thsxe sources the county r.caivcd from licenses, $12,3274S and from judges fees, hard labor fnnd' etc., sT,47s.6s
 The Board discussed the feasibility of taking of the half mill tax which has been levied for road purposes, but 1t was decided that if anything was done in the way of changing the Imourt of this tax it should be in- creased as the people are demanoins good roads. It was shown chat every cent that can be gotten for this funo can be used to advantage.
 Finally a motion was made to allow the tax to remain one half of mill as at present. Dr. Thomas uncan nov ed to amend this by making 1t one mill Dr. Duncan and H. H. Barnes voted to double the tax and Messrs. Brown and Matthews voted against it. President Houghton voted with them, defeating the amendment The original motion to allow the tax to re- main as at present, then passed with out opposition.
 On motion of MT. Brown the regular county rate of taxation will remain the same as during 1905, though chair man Houghton did not think this would be sufficient to meet the obii- gatfons of the county which consist or paying for the new jail and meeting $oU,O0V or pJHQS WHICH LdAl 0GC <APAAA l. It was also said that the road fund would have to be supplemented by sub-ehecking on the regular fund.
 We are going to have shortage at the end of the year" said President Houghton. "The people want liberal government and the amount which we will derive from the rate of taxation which we have set will not meet the demands"
 The question of raising the license rate brought about a lot of talk It was proposed by some Of the members to raise it to at least three mills. but it was finally decided to raise 1t only from two to two and one half. This will probably raise a strenuous pro- test from some classes which are all ready burdened by the State and city taxes The State license tax is five mills and the county is allowed to levy this much but on account of the heavy city taxes Montgomery county does not levy the full amount.
 The contract for furnishing feed to the county teams was let to W. M. Hudson and Company.
 Clerk $. T. Westcott submitted statement of disbursements for May,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05

county roads :. :. ... .-.... ss.s5 Plumbing and sundries coun- s ty Jail ...... zaso Printing. stationery and coun-
 ty ofhces los.oo Telephones and attending
 court house and jail ....... 1915 Wages. guards county jail. q. May. ~. ASV.VV Wages, tanitor court house and
 Board of Registrars once. 32.5o Appropriation military organi-
 cations lVVVo Road shovels, hardware, etc,
 county roads l65.6S Labor. lowering sewer, coun-
 ty roads ... -. .. 1900 Lights, county jail month
 April =. ..;.a... ..... . 1900 Lights county court house
 month of April =. =. ... 29.so Lumber, county roads and
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
 LOW RATES :, pnsTON MASG AND RETCR

Account American Medical Assocla- ton, June 5-s. 1906; also the First Church of Christ Scientists, June To- IT, 1906.
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SCHOONER AMETHYST.

Clean. fast, large. steady. sanitary ar rangement comfortable for ladies and chil- dren excursion and fishing parties solic- tied. Address Charles E. Graham. Master
 Coden, Ala. -30t
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ALL SICK WOMEN
 SHOULD READ MRS. F0X's LETTER
In All Parts of the United States Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Has Effected Similar Cures.

Many wonderful cures of female ills are continually coming to light which have been brought about by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05

TO NEW HAVEN, CONN. AND RE-
 TURN. Account of Knights of Columbus Ma tional Council, June 3-9, 1906.
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bridges ... =. ........ .. s7ooo Gravel freight switching char
 gss, etc ... ... soass Coal, repairs. wages, engineer
 and fireman, Traction En-
 zine ... =, -. .... s1l.oo Expenses, surveying, county Wages and pay roll, Stacey.
 April and May. and wages to
 May 6 =. 46735 Feed Stacey's teams .... 21272 Shop work, picks shcveis,
 etc, Stacey teams .... . 1455 Wages and pay rool, Rives' teams. April .. 4s3.75 Feed Rives' teams 1s2ss Feed county conyicts. Rives 1900 Shop work, Rfves' teams .... 32.1S Wages, Anderson and pay rolls
 two weeks, May IS .. ..... 2s7.3o Wages. Boyd. to May 9th 75.0o Labor, Boyd, repairs bridges s.Ss Wages and psy roll A. L. -. Jones, bridge and concrete. 42.6S Wages and pay roll, W. s
 Jones, month April =. =. 7S.oo Feed and pay shdlurl.ps os.. tofi2ss j5 Feed. W, S. Jones team, month
 April s.. ... .... aos2 Shop work, W S. Jones team
 month April ... -. 2.25 Wages and pay roll. Strickland,
 $1o0.s5 less amount collected
 $3s.75 =. ...... 64.10 Feed, Strictland teams, April 23.S6 Sheriff's fees, hard labor cases 65.00 Witness fees hard labor cases 12.5o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05
TAXES OF COUNTY
BoAlaD or HUMILIATION BEGINS
 ITS WORK.
nnnd and Bridxe Tax win Remain as Herefofcre-License Tax Increas-
 ed-A CompaRison of As-

The Montgomery County Board of Revenue Monday morning decided to let the regular county tax of five mills and the special road and bridge tax of one and one-half of one mill assessed during 1905 remain as the standard of taxation for 1906. The license tax was raised from two to two and epe-half mills.
 A comparison of the assessments for 1905 and for 1908 follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05
Hotel Windernere

56th St. and Cornell Ave.
 Chicago, U.S.A. The Windermere has an ideal location facing Jackson Park on the South and Lake Michigan on the east. With it's home qualities and cool summer resort atmos- phere, it is especially attractive to the visitors from the South. In appointment and service it is one of the very best.
 Address for Booklet,
 Chas. C. Moore. Manager.
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PINE BEACH HOTEL. Pine Beach. Va Adtoins Jamestown Exposition Grounds newest finest. coolest. healthiest resort ho- tel on coast, combining every modern com fort and convenience. Boating, fishing. ten- board walk along shore, write for booklet.
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