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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
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ganfmsoe / Minot, q. o, pg er forr.
men iiIba9e iuIS al 2optaler ouer Sil.
Itonoen Oeroppe. Mm fit en- aoo Ssit.
% ltoiigteruc for nGIte anr ct 10.
penoc. Ger er manae Benge blanbt
6olf, o9 alminoelig SiIireosbeo raa.
Ser. Sfarcr al iremmeOe er at ie
oocralt. Seq fan0t ct befpemt So
tel | 9ttnot." tiger Orr. SoIton; "men
Ser bar poa Iangt nGr life Rum ior
ale, JONI trpngte 2ogis, og mango
ntaatte tilbringe Aatten I Stolc paa
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/, al De ia iouot. Ger or life et Ieoigt
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SI1obpgaerue ieIu life oaglig bruger,
er bortleiet. Miuot CT MI en- gp poa
5000 Neneifer. Gen bar poret bur.
tig paa De itoite TO Gor. SEQ at tale
meo 6orretriugsmPno ira iorifiels
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trent ben irnme iom / Minot. Ser
er 6remaang naeiteb8, % 9onfierer,
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ser for Sioen en- pgte anerifauit
BrosperitD. 6aor mani en- 9oo au.
ling nritc Ssit. pil Roro 9afota bIipe
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Norif Sfib forlilt.
@eroniea" fra S%fapaneer saar TIL
bunSs. SeiGtuingen umfommcr.

6ra 2ouoon %teIegrdieres oeu t2te
6ebruar; Den Horite 2ratpIoamper
"8eroHiea" fra StaraHger har forliit
uSeHior 2osiemeutb, glgiHibire /
SfotIano, meo en- geiptHing paa 10
Nano. Sfibet bapSe Iiot iaa megeu
Sfaoe, at oct life par iisopatigt bpors
for TrapIoamperen "3oSiac" tog scr
paa SlPb, men Slpbetauget brait /
ben beie Sisgang. "8etniea"S
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oct % eif | ben, men oa Den nar
fomniet "3oOiac" pna is 5ooS Nj
iianO, fonI Der en- 9ranOiis % fan.
treOe gnnOer, % ole 10 Rano hruf.
nebe. Strnr eiter gif oglaa ~gero.
MICA" tIIbunos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
communication

SpergsmonIet ON at sisre Spor.
bosnslinierne til SommunaIeieuoom
er oppe osiaa / Gan 6rancisco, og /
nrite nae bill Der tie en- gegpnSeIic til
bets 2ssning. 8eorp Street Rail.
mans 5runhiie uSIsber Wnnong BEN
19oe. og Rapor Shmits bar parilet
aompaniet ON, at ban on oil bemPg,
iise iig 8anen % onbpgge ben eiter
glnner, iom er noarbeioeoe af gpiH.
g~enieren. Stprelieu | San Sran.
cisco oster at foroanole ben til en- I'M
Serioroiif Sinie % orire ben meO
GIeftricitet. Rapor Shmit3 renter,
at aftiebaperne piI iuoanfe Sasen FOR
SoMltolene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

Soriloget ON at itrafie iaooume
MGnb meo offentIig 9rpgl gap an
leoning til meaen Munterbeo. Zen
enc efter BEN aa6en al Suiets oittgc
Sober itoo op % bolot 5aler, JONI
iii SoriamIingen til at lie. ut Nr.
abdms er en- gorrmel Teberipcnb
sioroc Iingen pRrre. &un AoamS
og Sepburn tog Sagen ~alporlig, o.
ben fioite IfienSte paa Speftaffelma.
gsrne. Orr. 8artboIbt ira MiSionrt
fem meo Here sgnoringsiorHae. San
lDiloe, at en- Mano, iom life isrger
for fin 6amilie, ifal legges paa Bine.
bRnf; en- iom rsmmer ira lin Sn.
ftru, Hal fnibes meb gloenoe E9n-
ger; enbper Wauo, JON life er gift,
ndar ban er % gar, ffal br9noeS
Ipon gaalef. Str. Rabon fra Benn.
irIpania fremlatte set sgnbringsfor.
Tag, at Sooner, iom beitaHoig gaar og
lfiRnoer og sriaater, ifal ouffes nm.
Der minoit 5, men life oper 10 9an.
&c ! Botomoc. SIooen. SorlIdeet ON
ErpsIeitraf faIot meo so MOB 1853
Stemmer.
ltnoer SuIets gebanoIing Den
12te al en- Bin ON at regulere Salget
af GIFT | 8Iitriet Of Columbia bIeo
Oct oplpIt at 8rugen al &otoin Geo
caine") og andre beruienoe 8iftitof4
fer bar tiltaget ! en- foruroligenbe
@rao. aomiteiormonS 9abcocf Jag.
De, at ban iif 8eisg baabe Scat %
Sag Of Wsore og andre Geriouer,
Iom snifer en- 2op Ser bill gjsre Bet
umuligt at iaa fat / ilige Sing.
3rugonoet er blet oRrre emo 8rpn-
b%eoinsonoet. @inen blep tilitemt.
Slt1ef beDQfl0leoe oen looe SSe'
brnar 8iQen ON 8epiainger til 6or.
tififationer, % Der blep en- temmelig
bioiig Debat. Roele Salere fanbt, at
Gesieringen ilsier meo offentlige
DtioIer, dnore foripareoe ben. Ser
bar ogioa megen llenisbeo ont, bpor
oen ismiIitere Citation paa 8iIippis
nerne til $t5,000,000 ifol leg9es.
SCR. @iueipie fra Seras isgte at faa
inb / 9ilen en- &lnge oper &uIgrube.
eierne i Genniplhania; men set mis-.
lgffebes.
Setatet bebanoIeoe | erefutip SeS.
lion Spsrgsmaalet ON Sslu Dc
Hines. Senatorerne Wtorgan og Us.
q. Glarf boIot npeo Sc 4nterifanere,
iom fisbtc SfogitrPfninger poa Gen
/ Sen Sanfe, of Sen tilberer De Sore.
reoe Stater; men De bar gtaiorite.
ten imob fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
5ilippinife Jernbaner.

Inbtlo paa at bpase, brine % iii.
SerboISe SerHbaner eaa De iilipgiufe
Yer Nearos, Baaag og Gebu err iuo.
lepereSe al SotoH1oH Il go. Gorue.
Inns 8aHoerbilt. !. u. g9hiie & 60,
ole Hefu 2)orf, iantt al Charles ".
Smiit | Detroit, rteo bpem the SITTER.
national 9antiHg Corporation iioar I
6orbiino, Zen fiIippiHife Resiering
bar ontaget aHbuoeHe. Sern baRerne
paa Regros % gaHap oil tiIiammen
blue omfring 100 Ril o. Den paa
Gebu % Dill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Ten oiplomatiifr i~orbiaocIie mel.

Ten Siplomatiifr ior5iascIie mel.
lem AusianS 90 Sapan Hal uu after
sienoprettes. 6iSiil bar iom beFien0t
be i~apaneiiife sSltere5ier / 8usian0
pGret pareta8et Of Sen anerifauife
.2egation I St. PETERSBURG. mrSen3
- iaapiSt UiSes - Sen franife SegG.
ton | Sofio bar Daretaaet Ruslanas
aifarer ! Sagan. Sr. Sannaro, ia.
paueiiif 2egatiousiefretrr / Bars,
aHtcm | MlnolaS I'll ct. Reters.
surg, % Dor @eianot. gfrper, oner'
frog Itrar til BAN Rsalerne til Ben
icpaneiffe 2egaiion tiIiigeHeo De
@engemioler, iom tilhsrer Seantio.
men. Zen me iapmelife @eiarbt
til 1t, 9etrrs6nra Sr. aItotoro, fnt
SerimpS life fonlme I'll q. Reters.
burg for BEN Ste Warts,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Hoods SarsapariIIa

ssuicF seriseF % sissspIisrr sisSst % bpssfr U1
belle Sulemst,
9st kelbrssr abialut % isr beaaasis aHr Sloefpsa
seums IRA slsmatr til Sitrfelssse.
let sr bet besar ipHaitHtiszfae @gsSsi iss ss'
tara. RfenHattsHs o. Snsrr9se.
Ter ss lnsea yis paa asrrt. Sa BET IRE Ct Esrs
Hntiist sne ssssa aAbea Resista.
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aenrmslise ssxa0 ~ ssiRssr.
rort aa6oo giSaeSksre v Esas 10 Sss-ea afses
Hsaelis % uppaaagits Sstaga.
Gst lanes ~ gssIsss ias bel iom | ben isnpaHliss
lseeaee fyurur. 100 Srkr en- GclaA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Bryan proteitsrer.

@iaiam Servings groan er fsot
I set ipolige Suiuois. bpur bans ga.
Der por CONNER | 8orgertrieens
Gage. Ia @nttcn oortr til, ienSte
5oocren BAN til SIiinois College, Joni
ban ~sienmemsif. S Sanaar 1905
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

@p cpfinoefic. 5aSer Soiepb BUR.
gas Scrautuu, go, 5ar bragt oet
oerhcn, ut traaoiss 3eiearafering fan
forcgaa ltgeiaa bel uene / Soroen iom
oppe / Sufteu. Ut aompani meo en-
aapitdI paa Ell Wiltou Goilors 5ar
odnret fla, % bette uil prspe Ratio.
rets 6pftnoe!ie ueS at gropc Suffer /
SorocH / Rem Dorf % SouSon %
ieHoe "Sor0telegrammer4 meaem
Dem. Nen oct bill tage cit qunFfe lang
Iia, inoen 5i!aerne blir irrbige. 0a
De ifal gaa 1900 Zoo neo | Soroen.
5a6er Nur8as er trsitig. ~Snaen
9aret CT noe, bill hi ieRbe SelearaHt-
mer unoer 9lttaHterbouet. tiger ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Dec Roneebaarer,.
auus G6riaians Sig paa IsaraSe.
aranic ! Ssporescpis.

Sra aisbenbapn t~eIe9raferes Sen
10Oe jSehrunr;
6orbereOclierne til Song @6riiti.
ans @egrnpclie oripeS mn nleS iulo
arnit / Ho$fiI0e 3omtirfe. 1yor at
faa nlting iGroigt til 5re5as bIir set
rGOpeu0iat at arbei0e baaSe 9tat %
Sag.
acknowledgements 5pmpati er
lngt for 3oaeH peo Sen itore RRna.
DC prGgtigc 8Iomiterfranie. JONI er
anfolnne Oerira. SaaleSes bar Dan.
ifernc / Help a)orf ienot en- pragtiulo
ca ppl0ig arans. Eli bette Gieblif
er Der ialt anfomn1et 1922 aranle til
aongens 8uarr.
Zen amerifanife WiniIter S'@rien
no0tog iaaor Snitruftiouer ira
StatSoepnrtGnentet | @aIbingtnn ON
al reprGientere 8rriioent Mooiepelt
Deo 9earapelien. Or. S'grieu Dor
cnbragt en- arans al bpioe Srttoeer
paa aongen$ aiite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

Zen t3oe meIbes fra aisben1opu:
&urg Gbriitians Gig biep aipften
G imorge3 iert ira amaiienborg Slot
til GhrtitiauSborg5 Strife, buor oct
oil Iigge pad HaraSe iubtif t5Se Sc
bruar. aroupriuieu o. uuSre 8lsSs
Icmmer al BEN fougeiige 6amitie.
6ofembeosmGnOeHe og Sfficerer al
&Gr % 5laooe intgte tiiiooS bagef'
Ter &~tguogueu gienHem DC az tore
Solfemasier fGtpaffe6e 8aSer. Gfs
fer cit fort @ubstieueite / airfeu
rcnbte De fouaeIige titbage til Slot.
let, iSet Der peo aiiteu biep itiIct
eGre$uogt al Gificerer, iom oil forbii
pua &oit Rat OF DAG, iaaluugc Sci
item henitoor / airfen. Tublifum bit
soa abaarg til Stirfeu uiSie Simer
bner Tag.
5Ierc Elmer fsr airfeu aabueoes,
TOR be nGrmeite 8aSer tHtpaftet ar
Remeifer, ium bar utsot fren Tor at
riie itR gamie aunge ben iiofte acre.
8Gtferne ira airfe0sreu Tar uriHoit
en- Nil lang. % be forIGnge6es ita'
oigt, inStit 0eren aatHeoes, og Sol
femasieu / TO Elmer uitanoieltg be-
pGgeoe iig for6i 8iiten. Zen tpffe
Itiniiter iagoe ioag to ppioiee Mont.
~terfrdnie FRA aeiier 8tfbeIm ueo ai.
iteits 6oSeHSe. stGiteu ale. iom pas
ierte aiitcn. braste 9lomiter nteo,
forSetmeite 5ptoe Sulipaner, 90 Iiot
eftcr liSt Sanneoes Der belle @Iontiter'
bierge poa boer SIDE at Riiten. On
Of De aruHie. iom laa Der, baoee isl'
eeuSe rsrenoe Snifription: sra aine
aitio eIifenoe % Spbt israenoe 81.
TIE. aieranSra, Gaemar % SbDra.
5drUel. 6ar0el til ri msSes igien."
Gan aiiteH Itgeer nu life mere Den
iHupie @sesfiusbielms Song gbriiti.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
catarrh of the Stomach
A Pleasant. Simple, But Snfe and Ef-
 fectual Cure for It.
COSTS NOTHING TO, TRY.

Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to in- curable The usual symptoms are full or hloatinE sensation after eat ing. accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risings. formation of gases. causing pressure on the heart and lungs and difficult breathing. headaches. fckle appetite. nervousness and a general played out, languid feel ing
 There is often foul taste in the mouth coated tongue and if the inte- rior of the stomach could he seen ft would show a slimy. innamed condi- tion.
 The cure for this common and oh stinate trouble is found in a treat nent which causes the food to he read ilv. thoroughly digested before it has time to ferment and irritate the deli- cate mucous surfaces of the stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy dises- ton Is the one necessary thing to do and when normal digestion Is secured the catarrhal condition will have dis appeered.
 According to Dr TIariarson. th" saf- est and hest treatment Is to use after each me,l tah'ot. composed "f nias- taste. Aseptic Persin. a little Nux, Golden Seal and fruit acids. These tahlets can now he found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart's pvs- ronein Tablets and not heinz patent medicine can he used with perfect sa fetv and assurance that healthy an retite and thorough digestion will fol- low the,r regular use after meals.
 Nr R g. Workman. Chicago, III, writ"e: "Catarrh is local condition resultinr from a neelected cold in the head wherehv the lining membrane of the nose becomes infiamed and the -oisonous discharge 'nerefrom nnss- ing backward into the throat reaches the stomach. thus producing catarrh ot the stomach Medical authorities pre- scrihed for me for three years for ca tarrh of stomach. without cure. hut to- dav [ am the happiest or men after using orlv one box of Stuart's Dvs- priate words to cypress my good feel ing I have found f~sh. appetite and sound rest from their use"
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest preparation as well as the sim nlcst and most convenient remedy for any fern of indigestion. Catarrh Nr stomach. hiliousness. sour stomach. heartburn and bloatir r: after meals.
 Send vour name and address todd v for a free trial package and see for yourself Address r. A. Stuart Co. 5s Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
CHAMPION SHOOTERS COMING. To De Given At Pickett
 SprlnGs h November.

Arrangements are making with Mo- sss Moore of the Capital City Gun Club, for 8 grand exhibition shoot to he given by six of the worlds champion shots. who have been engaged p give an exhibition of shooting on the grounds of that club at Pickett Springs, Wednesday, November 14. at 1 p. m.
 The experts who will shoot here on that occasion are w. R. Crosby, J.. M. Hawkins, John R. Taylor. John s.. Boa and Mir. and Mrs. Topperwein.
 Ladies are especially invited to wit ness tho wonderful shooting of Mrs. Topperwein, who Is the acknowledged woman champion rife. revolver and shot gun shot of the world.
 The exhibition given by MT. Top perweii consists of hitting marbles pennies, pencils. and any object thrown in the air. using a rife loaded with a solid ball.
 The entire exhibition is free and ev- erybody Is invited, whether they shoot or not. For those who care to parti- cipate in the different events, the club has arranged a liberal program. Club members visiting sportsmen and local trap shooters. are requested to bring their guns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
New R,at Scheaule.

Demopolis. Oct. 25.-tSpecial. )-A few days ago circular letters were re- ceived by shippers in this city from Messrs. Mullins. Casper and Mcclure of Columbus. Miss. who. are the les sees of the new boat. the "American.' announcng that this steamer would he in Mobile on the 21st of this month. and would at once go into commission She is expected to arrive in this city in a dav ~r two.
 It Is the purpose of the 1essees to run this boat from Dcmooolis to Co lumbus. taking the place of the ill., fated Vienna. Captain Casper will have charge of the new boat.
 The American Is a Mississippi River boat and will fill long felt want for this trade A splendid territory will be opened to Demopolis wholesalers, which is now absolutely closed on ac count of the Jack of shipping facili- ties
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
CENTRAL RAIROAD.
wui Soon Be Able to Handle FseiGh,
 With Promptness.

With Promptness.
 4 Savannah dispatch says: The Cen tral Railway will soon be In a position to handle. with far greater satisfaction to itself and Its shippers. the business that has greatly increased since the movement of the cotton crop was be- gun. At the rate of ten n day. 2.00o new freight cars are being received by the railroad, and the first of an order for forty new locomotives are now on their way from manufacturers. Before November 30 all of the new lS- comotives will be in operation on the line. ...,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Percy HaRe Dcnd.

Gadsden, Oct 25.-(specialo o-Percy Hoge. aged 15 years: son of MT ana 3 o'clock at the home of his parent" on Randall Street. The- young man was stricken with typhoid fever sev. member of the First Methodist Church and was an unusually fine ChristiaE character. The remains were buried at Forrest Cemetery at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon and his former school ma t~s acted as pall-bearers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
.omcers We're Selected.

The Board of the Alabama Methods Orphanage after a delightful visit tf that institution at Summerfield yes terday afternoon. met in the parlor of the Church Street Methodist Church last night. pr. J. w. Newman. Pres ident of the Board. presided at the meeting.
 During the meeting the following of ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
 pr. J. W. Newman. President: Rev. J. Nj. Patton. Vice President, Rev. T. H. Jones. Agent: Dr. A. L. Andrews, Dr. T. P. Whitby and H. L. stewart. Executive Committed: C. l. Howard and w. S. woolsey. auditors; H. H.. Stewart, Secretary and Treasurer: Miss sudie " 4. Hunt matron; Miss Bes- sic Rencher. teacher; Miss May Heck CT. electrician and assistant teacher.
 Reports from the officers were read and proved interesting matter t" those intrested .n the work. The Executive Committee made a lengthy report with several recommendations as to the gen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

x.i~CLIIc Aixhlcu UinltS S~.s are oh "A Aaius l and between Birmingham and New Or leans Lebanon and CineinnatL also on Nashville service c Ia carte.
 New and handsome chair cars (seats Cincinnati and New Orleans. High back seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati Louisville, St. Louis. Evansville. Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans. frim Chicago. Cincinnati to New Orleans also through Pullman New York to New Orleans.
 from Cincinnati and New York to New Or leans. Also through day coach and sleep CT between St. Louis and Montgomery, and also through Tourist sleepers to San Fran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Washington, Oct. 25.-tSpecial)- Congressman Hedin of Alabama was a caller at Democratic headquarters here tod ". He speaks in Delaware Friday and S1turdaY and next week will make several speeches in Maryland
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
 PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itchins. Blind: Bleed ing or Protruding Piles in to IS days or money refunded. soc 3mo-wed- fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
 The Old Standard Groves Tasteiess Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price so cents -ffi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Si. . xos.day. Weones.. and saturda,
 Train No carries through Pullman, rom New Orleans to New York and Cin. ing connection, at Nashville with through
 Train No. carries through Pullman sieepers from New Orleans to New York Clncinnatl. Chicago and through day coach ana sleeper Montgomery to St Louis
 All through day trains :,axe close e,n. neetioH at ciIcinnatt Evansville. St. Loui, sn1 ana, NSM t.ss oaeahs for all points, North. ,.s For ,duTsn further information pertaining to c. L. Wolff Travelling Passenger Agent. Union Station. Montgomery. Ala. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
MOR,PFH1lNA;CURA IRE H1 N 1

An ntabls rsnedy Tor the Of Dug sots oT linda Sent postpaid st S2 petite Mops curs 10 prepNsd kf nyPodsmie or ntsnsus osts '.m. Co St Louis
 se.s n Montgomery by Ayntsomer~ Drug Ca su-wedfri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Y. M. (. A. Reception.

The senior members. subscribers and friends of the Young Mems Christian Association are most cordially invited to be present at an entertainment and reception at the Association building Friday evening at S:30 o'clock.
 The first forty-fve minutes will be given to an exhibition drill by the business mems class in the gymnasium. To this are especially asked the pres ence of the business and office men of Selma, that they may see the kind of exercise given this class.
 At the close of this exhibition there will be given musical program by some of Selma's best talent, in the Au- ditorium. followed by an exhibition of posing and In.an club swinging by Professor BalloT
 The evening entertainment will close with a reception. Refreshments will be served by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
 Each member Is requested to bring a. lady, and as there will be no invita- tions issued. 1t will be greatly appre- ciated If those who expect to be pres | ent will notify the General Secretary | before November 6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Mrs L. C. Harrison of Birmin sham spent today here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
uca,, .t Hcndouarters.

R H. MrFadden of Greensboro was a visitor to the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

MT and Mrs. J NJ. Zimmerman, who were married in Benton yesterday af- tcrnoon. passed through Selma this morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
COMPANY ASSIGNS
ANOTHER SELMA CONCERN GOES
 TO WALL.
Manufacturers of Sashes, Doors and Blinds. File Petitions With ReSls- ter h Chancery and Name
 lhe Aaslgnee.

Advertiser Bureau. Selmt, Oct B. In the office of the Clerk and Regis | ter of the City Court of Selma late yesterday afternoon the Selma Manu- featuring Company filed a paper mal,- ing general assignment for the bene- l fit of the creditors of the concern. In this paper. which was an inven- tory of the stock of the concern, tn , Peoples Bank and Trust Company were named as the assienees. The Selma Manufacturing Company made sashes, doors and blinds ou the Southern Railway at the intersection of Nance Street. Besides making eashes. doors and blinds. they did other fancy wood work and blaming.
 In this paper. J. T. Knowlen. Frank Scales and Frank Stevens were named as appraisers of the stock of the com pany which was mentioned in the pa per.
 At the same time the paper was filed another paper was filed in the once of Probate Judge Pitts This paper was d deed to the property owned by the company and turned the property over to the assienees.
 In neither one of the papers filed was there any figures given as to tha, assets and liabilities of the company. But while figures have not been given 1t is generally understood that the in debtedness of the concern will amount to about S7,00o.
 The plant stock and outstanding bills. it is thought. will easily cover IL is amount.
 The cs"se of the assignment of the company is believed to have been on account of slow collections. They have a number of accounts upon which they could not collect. while their bills were falling due fast and had to be met when due, and. rather than he forced into bankruptcy. It was decided to make an assignment for the benefit Of their creditors.
 The deed filed in the Probate Office and which conveyed to the assignees Of the company was signed by John H. Rogers as Vice-President, and T. P. McCrary Secretary and Treasurer.
 In 1902 papers of incorporation or the Ballard Manufacturing Company kere filed. This company was capi- taiized at $S250 and in the paper J. M. Baker and Carothers and Rogers were named as Trustees.
 About two years ago the Ballard Manufacturing Company changed hands. The eincorpora tion pa pers of the firm were changed and it became known as the Selma Manufacturing Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Mrs w. T, Wallace left this morning for Montgomery to spend couple oI days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26
Mrs. rhn,he,m.r Ent.rtain..

Mrs. Albert Thalheimer was hostess yesterdav afternoon fo- few friends at her home on Franklin Street. The parlors were tastefullY decorated with nalms and cut-hoWers. Six-hand euchre was played and the prize. Il lovely picture, fell to Mrs. Fl. B Eikan. At conclusion of the games, delicious two course luncheon was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Miss Alcxina Hooker will be hostess on Saturday afternoon for the members of the West End Book Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

sheriff Mskes seversl Arrests.
 Yesterday afternoon the sheriff ar. rested six negroes. All six of ths negroes lived in the city and when arrested they were lodged in the county jail. The negroes arrested were Willie Robinson, for rape: Alfred Wilson. for forgery. and James Arm strong, Pearlie Turner. Tom Craig
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Harry Hooper is spending today in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Mrs Theodore Lobman of Montgom cry is here for few days with rcla- tiVCS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Social and Personal. .--..:- Max Casper of New York Is spendin 3 today here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Miss Carrie Morrisette of Newberne has been here for the past few days with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-26

Judge Stuart of Marion spent yester day in the city.