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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

w. B. Herod addressed Sunday
school, rally at Muihall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

After the latest disturbance it has created in the
House It may wen be said of the rate bill that
the trail of the liar is over it ALL remarks the wash
ington Post.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

There are Republicans who are about ready to
admit that the President may be wrong occasionally
Heretofore temerty has gone further thant hint
that he has been misunderstood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

A four hour train has been put on between New
York and Boston. This should make II easier for
New York to get 10 culture and also easier for Bos-
ton TO get to enterprise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

Fifteen years ago George AIDE was working for
So week. and now he is getting $4,000 week for
his humorous work. Yet persons every
now and then telling others that they funny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

A complexion fair men Ike to see,
SO girls take this advice,
Don't hesitate to think 1t DER.
Drink Rocky Mountain Tea.
G.. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

Japan is said to be looking forward to another
with Russia The last one was so successful
that the Japs are disposed 20 call for AN encore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

We viii wager a Cannon oath that the Russian
douma would pass the statehood bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31
Harness Snaps
An Opportunity for Thrifty
Buyers 10 Obtain High
Grade Harness at Great
ly Reduced Prices.

Single L. ggy Har-
ness, N ic k1e OF
black trimmed, ,gooI
value at el2 80,
Special Price SO. rs
Nice, Light, Driv-
ing Harness, good
value. $i6. 90
Light Delivery or
Grocery II a rness,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

Mrs. W. P. Eager went to Missouri
to visit relatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

Good Double Buggy Harness. $I7.50
up 10 as 90.
: Team Harness, our own manufaetures
nand atWcd, $50 W tO.-.- S4o.O0
The above are all nrst class goods; made
of the best leather money can buy.
just received fun line OF Lap busters,
Fly Nets, Horse Clothing, Etc., direct
from the factory al lower prices than ever
before offered in Guthrie
Implement, Vehicle and Harness. GOner"
JAMES 3. LYON,
Ieo-i22 l24 North Division 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

To people who live In the world the
practice Of reading ads. ana shopping
afterward Is the amplest prudence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

Prince Napoleon in 1870 was some-
thing of a prophet. When he heard Of
the emperor's declaration OF war lie
hurried to 81. Cloud and had a stormy
interview with the emperor, He didn't
hesitate 10 say, 1T is the emperor who
has Thought ais upon us" snd the em-
peror, while offended at his frsnkness,
admitted that your presentImcnts per
haps correspond with mine" Then the
prince fred HIS last shot and showed
that, though he might go astray in
many things, he knew Of the weakness
OF France and the strength Of Ger
many. lie turned on his heel and, with
that bitterness which he didn't hesitate
20 exhibit when occasion required said
$50 be it: so be I'll Let us. however
make haste 10 pack our possessions, fol-
we are already beaten" And so the
result proved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31
Q Q o Q 0 Q o o o Q . Q Q 0 Q q
o GUTHRIE TEN YEARS o
o AGO TODAY. a
o a
o o @ O o Q o o o o o Q o o 0 O

Miss Edith Upton went to Shawnee
on a visit.
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THE AMENoE HONORABLE.
washington Post.)

We regret very much misunderstanding which
has arisen in connection with Mr.. Richard Watson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31
COLI Maniacs.

have ln my time lived on intimate
terms 9Th tpe officers q most nations
In Europe. My experience OF British
officers among whom now have the
honor 10 count many frlends) is that
they are second 10 none in intellect and
instruction, but this, bien entendu, only
until golf links and golf ball become
visible. hcn they are maniacs. try
TO talk 20 them OF scenery, literature,
art, politics. etc.-they are polite, OF
course. the English always are-but
can see insilnetlvely that there is only
one subject 90 Interest them. le sacre
white hall.-A Foreign Visitor In Civil
and Military Gazette, Lahore
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

Dallas Tex, July Is Mr, Carrie
Nation was arrested at Clrrhmru,
late "Wednesday afternoon. by dep
uty United States marshal uU q war
rant charging her VITA having m..
used the mails she Was brought -
Dallas, ana after appearing hciurp
United states Cummis,iourr \ "
May, wa, released on bond iu ~,
sum " ~ $2,5uO The examining
trials i, SCI for July II The Wauau,
comes from Guthrie. ONla, and spcC
hcs that she deposited IN 'a, postos
fcc a publication con'aluine an i'm
proper article headed ~ Private TAIN
% BOYS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14
CASE OF FEVER IN LOUISIANA.
Yellow Jack Reported Within Twenty
ave Miles Of New Orleans.

New Or.Ja~, lu'N IA repOr,
that one case " yellow tower dcvol
opvd on luuc - ~ lArhce. Ia, ~
miles from here. w, made Wcduvs
day hy TIC state board 81 health The
patient /, Now welt
Because rNi, case w1s NOT ropnr'ci
4 tac ,tJ,r board m,,l Wc.ld,.. My
IT, dy's al'tr T. developed nr lrt'u
president NJ 'hr board announced tHa'
hr Eli asked br logal advice A. O.
whether tdc physician who Attended
TIE plt'ca' can Ir prosecuted uutrr
any ,l.r Law tg Failure 40 report
promptly the nature ot hr disease =.
'ho U,tfa uul't'ir, rir sta,
board il.p u,tulnpu,ly adopted a res
omt,nu directing ~ lyiou ~ t,r,t'a.a
what laws have been vun,rd IN t...
co.v. nr Nnn'asu. fnrmyrly a parish
health officer, Wa, the physician IN
attendance and his report W., mIIr
DIV mail lu IN, parish health board ou
luA I; after me patients recovery
When the report reached hvrr pa,
striIre were -yu' - llriIcr - lu,v,
tlsI'c aud prevent. II pnvibIc. an,
srr.ni 30 tI, l'.rt,c The, report
th,' since the patient Is NV we'll an
pussihllflv, e. establishing a dngur
ss IL ~" pas. put tda' tho HISTORY
" 'Hr en-, given b the MmiN 3,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14
SALVADOR AND
GUATEMALA At WAR
Hostilities Have Already Begun
Between Two Countries.
U. S. WORKED TO PREVENT WAR
And It Was Thought Peace waI As
aured-Minister combes l1urr,es 10
Guatemala City to Look After the
American interests

Washington, July a. l''.i'.'le'
between Salvador aud Gul.,.t.l aI',
broken out anew IN IN, .o,t,r p,
tween those countries. N.,., p'a,,
was SUPPOSED to have uoeH ..'J.l'sNr
pending Il settlement Vt DO, Iuuhlr
between the two cuuu,rire
Irs,i, Cumbcs. tAc American miu
lister To Guatemala, who Nt. IN u.s
va, 'o N, lut,cd States J,,i,, IN
.r'tltus the difficulties btN.,u saliva
dor and. Ghat,mala has b,'u ordered
lack 90 Guat, mala City '"m Cham
pcric. Guatemala. wh,rY p, oNs reach
ed by canl,
Mr. Combcs will ruJn Ia he
GuI'cmah capital 10 kc,p Dee ui'"I
STATE. advised cpucorui'. iIr tru
n,y ana % protest Amor!,,. Interests
SuloIo',au and GuatcW. Nu lrnpps
have rrou massrd near '.' common
hpnuiar, ~ me two ,.uuuo, tpr
SOM, time. and -orihu- clash was
expected bur o ',mpnrar' uml-'icr
s,,W,l ~ have been d.I.,i upon
and Slla,tiur announce 'Nai =
faru- had been named 10. = special
envoy 10 Washington Tor I, purpose
u makiug representation ~ ~"
American government concerning Sal
Nadur- position John l'uhins 'hr
american consul general o. san SALIVA
dor va, 10 ACCOMPANY 81 Plcus 10
tnis country
Salvador alleged assistance n rev
olu'iunl-', iu Guatemala who we're u'
tempting - overthrow President c.
br'ra. caused Guatemala 10 pruiesl
bitterly to the United states AM McN
leo aud resulted In representations -
SaltadOF by thnyc Two r,puhlics which
indicated that they prr.onted foreign
Interference Ia the Internal anairs ~
Guatemala II was believed At the
state department here until recentA
that President Cabrera lad pu, down
the revolution and that the row Niih
Salvador would sOon be- amicably -,
tied
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

rest, where he has hitherto been cut
OF from the outer world.
The scene as the decision was pro
nOuncei was one OF impressive dignity
The court. consisting NJ 81 juices.
gIwned In flowing red robes. solemn
~ mounted the bench. Deep silence
prev allied rs the presiding Judge read
thr lengthy decision. infinitely review
Ing the series NJ sensation events ut
the last twelve years and completely
disculpating Dreyfus of all wrong do.
ing, freeing him ~ the accusation "
being the author " the famous merlin.
mating documents. ON which the on.
tire charge was founded and author.
lzing the annullment NJ the judgment
OF the Rennis c0urtmartial with the 80
newspapers to be chosen by Captain
Drtyfus
The reading u the decision lasted
an hour ana II was oaly AZ the close
that the spectators realized the uaiur,
OF the vindiCatiun As he final de-
termination was announced. there was
buzz OF excited comment and some
explanations of approval which the
court officers sternll rcprcSScd
Matthew Drryhis hastily dispatched
a messenger tu hear news "a Captain
Dreyfus ami Madame DrcyfUS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14
lion Tanned by womans aona.

tbi.lsp. lub 30 \ llsp,aoh TO
the Rrclullyrall from Omaha. Neb..
rr's taAi Ma iplu UnderS-NYd. az
NrS Ypik. whp has been camping
Slih h'f husband IN Tho nlack Hills.
owes her ne 10 songs. which saved
her from mountains ilnn witch At
trkri hor Turalay rho animal leap
81 IN thV snmhn. knocked hur down
aud ,tpIi wlfh ~ forrfcc' In her breast
Mrs tnlcfSubl screamed. bat sud
drnIy remembered iha, ferOci0us
beasts sometimes are iainsd by muaic
And began ~ sting A. lunE - aha
sang The ahimal stpod harmless. bat
Whensvsf she cras"d n KrDvlsd anil
appeared a. n ahpu, ca Kill her All
niEhi lohE she kep, NJ her sonS ami
IN the mornlnE whea almost ovsrcoms
by exhaustion. she vas fDaad By hss
husband with The lin sisnilisg over
her NJ inisrw0oi shoi tbs animal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

asspa 90 iuiy ~ = iiitch
coca fsFasf. ~sa The victim Of |,
shsfE- ~ esfFYihs concealed vsao
Dns In . hssrihf bsf'Fs jsdss HoIss,
10 NJ sapsrtr eDar. and aT'sf sn,s
lhs pea - EHifY st ~ sha a A..
~ tsS We had b~sn hsld so b.
HB-mbsrs ~ tas DolIe- TREE eat sent
saSa ifD@ FseJFdsfs e0aft lie baiJ
~ sfsi ma IN q hbmb@g ~ Years I'm
gpssa ~ eaFsyisE brass kn.eks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

CoIuu'bus. tia. Jaly - Walter q.
hufcHlsoh. . ilnshan from Atlanta. In
the empl"y- - the BidihsfA.iislI Z o.
sphoas COMPANY. foil from q eabls is
feet ai,Dts the ground Wednesday ~
tsFnDoh. ths 5ssal, ~ eomlaG IN coa
Tao, sin heavily charged trolley
sire r-sHiy to- handrsi vult4
paced thfDsHn bis podY Ne tell
h3ai io-nsafi ani uOlid hats been
allied outright hat hs asS strnrk the
r''.S - = Dpfth over ths sidewalk A
PLANK 90 she pofeh "a. BfpksR ~ tho
IDfrs ~ his iaii he rsbughdsd from
'hs p-5fvh ant isj ~ hofs@ sisA iins
Da the siss - ths ,ii~uals willis
his isIpfi-s sfu ssrlDas. ~ y believed
that be- sfIi recover
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

Columbia. 3 C.. July I3-Conduc
tor = W " Snead. of Savannah. Ca.
was fatally crushed. and two other
train'nen were slightly Injured In a
rear-enh collision ~ seaboard Air
Line frelEh, trains on = hlgh tres,le
Just outside % me city Wednesday
The accident occurred on q tresile
above the ground. aud that the too
trains did not toVple over, II regard
ej as miraculous TIE tack was
only slightly damaged. ana trAnic was
delayed bu, q short time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

New York. July - An The pockrie
industry ~ the city &. s,ill tied up In
. hardkhot for Conferences held be-
tween the strikers and the con,rac
tors JAILED 20 smooth on the situation
One thousand Of the Sirl tic makers
we're % shd oai ~ Jensrsos Hail ell
daS Among them there walksi As .
heroine Mas Fannie Pepper. for .
slap alleged 20 have hssn bestowed
upon ~ one 81 the bossea. caused all
the trouble The unioa demanded q
hhs % Ga from the cosaFAetoF sad
an apoloEy from whleh he refused 10
give To he treated Ike . lady" is
the uatehword u the strikers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

Seattle. Wash. July IJ-Aiore than
100000 CONSIGNED 20 the Alaskan Pa
eiac Express company has been stolen
from aboard the steamer Ida MAJ
and M cls~ has been discovered q.
N wbo the robbers are The ship
meat was Aeat from Fairbanks and
uas transferred ~ Nenana The
Ida May vas IN transfer u 70 the IA.
rah u Port Gibboa. and u uas thsfs
that che l0ss vAa discovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14
Prosperity Responsible for Insanity.

Chicago, Jul, l3.--A dispatch T.
The ReClrd.lIcrald. from Baltimore
says that prosperity Is declared large
ly responsible for the marked Incrpas,
IN Insanity according to the report OF
DIR Charles q nm In charge ~ ~,
Mount Hope Retreat. which Was mad,
public YESTERDAY 1T H." SAYS D.
nm that by a thorough research T.
should he traced In a great part Ia
the prosperity Of the period tho lux
urious indulgence, the designations. the
departure from the old.tlme standard
~ rectiiude and the moral ieteriorA
ton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

DreyfuS. notably his wife. always
,sved In his Innocence. aud devoted
their energies 10 the work ~ prov
Nj that he had been unlusly oOn-
snned.
f,olOnel Picquast. Uhsn Ne became
tlef Of tho Intelligence department,
~ the French army In 1856. examined
% Documents In the pfoceedlhEs
gninst Dreyfas and Questioned the
t,rrcctness Of the prOcsciinEs and
1Dntinaing his investigA,Ion f1rm The
6plRiou that eviecace ap2Uinicd 20 Ma
[pr C0ant EssrhaIy - being the Euil,.
n manL PicguATt determined - 80.
ahat tnsttee vas doas AMI there 90
ssed . eghl 70 prrs-rvs the hSaor u
ne French army
whes ~ CavAAgnac became ksAd u
NE Preach waF oaAcs. b. real 10 ,hs
|ehamber a Deputies several aDeam9nis
~AieA. be aid. proved The Esls ~
prvYfua cOios~l PicauArt. afisf
~afaS eharE-d that tasss tSeamsst,
wsrs forEaytss. Toe sslcA 10 aAs a.
susfed AMI esgFalea
TIE aecistoa a tas eosrt vas vvat
~ TIE pFvst1isk gstra. - haiis
BsnspFV. pFe.s9s1i - a. V1u-i a co
szros. smm~sit'sly % a. r-zss~sas
has % cs1rs ~ aaoa Tksrs4al t.
pai4re q fsssirs ~ss tsf1GEsa - az
oaErF eryw4 rsskfts s2s ss,aa ~
reals Eaans csgssiz nFsysss go -
EfWsss a fisaizx a. hahstssi ssess
= - ~ asss sss,<kf = - s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

kihEhshsF Osis. fab o. ro
Easiiy usKIRisg tss''mls''-ss hss
aad . vtfDv ~ rgssiA - en- lAfs
PSesid~ui askini~T sss sfrsissss -
frWs iss fsfisi States epmmitsisss'
Wednesday shtik-a sHs fsltlffis,
f@sDrfs loss " Hrkisisy iIssis NJ
Kisisf saf Glars CoiffsY sssiHshis
wsFs siHo tFss gasa fhsY sii sslvsa
Q efsH~Iss'r frsriss ssa vsfr b0Yhs
ever ~ csc fssRI lavF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

PAiiad~lpsia. July n --As stVrsss
irAla. known a. th~ PAilsAslphlA sps
rial on tAs PenasylVaIsA. whicA Issi
I1itssurE 81 10 81 s'eiocs wsasssaay
aiGhI and vas De hsre e go 90
Thspasy. colils~d witA 9 fssagA, ifafs
vhicA sAs sssss shiftsa % oise. "a
abs, rs MILES ves' ~ PAiiaAsiphas
PasssHe~rs "a ~ sxps~ss vsss sAak
sa ap aAd sfpls~a. bss ssns s~s ssss
0asiy iaJafsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

Hssinsbofp. Ga ialy ~ Ai,psi too
heavily armed msa tpDk ~ Psarsos
. heErp. ffmn Dpp1iy sheriff F'islh'
sisoai miles frpm thls plas. sh1fi
~ after (; o'eiuct w~Aars'isy morn
lak. carried him - the Canprbr.
swamp sna iyachsi him The alan
before f'eafron ga fi,ani b, Alsss'
Mast snd Tia fgffsR hidlhs an be-
their h-d srssams aiifae'ei thsif
fsihss. "a sEsa msa. shb saisfvt 'hs
fDym siih . gun. bat ga knIetsd
s~sssisss ~ ths hsaro. sh0 escaped
Ne so lsisr ospisfsd b. The ispH'5
ana tisn'ined
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

Aan Joss. Cast JsiT i1--ww We
s,ss oss q tn b-s ksosu sssspapss
zee % fs- P7cinr east fFDDp~e
s-aa Wrirsssay sfEA, q AssT, sis
~sss a. laa Gr.ss So sas tss@sr
b sSnsg.sl vrttsf g. 10 kss gvsa
eaaeo Rai.rtA A. 10 ttns a "a
s.sEA ~ aeE4gsss a. pstitiss n SIS
n.r afrsw - tAs asa Jpes tefesFf
flmstk Hs SO - gEaY "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14
vINDICATION
b CAPT. OREYFUS
ne Court Annulls His
Condemnation.
AK IN ARMY IS RESTORED

~ F,selVe Years Of Persecution Or.
Is Completely indicated
he y Fre.c1 from All Charges and
,lBations
ME-. July l3.-The supreme court
t|1Iay announced its decision an.
'|| the condemnation Ot DR.. Drey.
#aEhout retrial The eject ot
fHeisiJn Is "A complete yinlica,iuu
|IK DreyfuS. cntitllng him % res,Jr.
M b. his rank In the army a.,
iIt1 he had never been accused.
sfain Alfred Dreyfus az the ar'il.
member Of wealthy Hebrew
d1I3 OF Alace. where he was born In
# WAS ON October II, 1894, arrest.
f1 the charge Of communicative
,Eh military secrets 10 a foreign
1f Two months later Dreytus
3ried by Cnurtmartial and found
'| and Jan :, he was publicly de-
NNd aud dopDrted ~ Devils island.
NJ Cayenne. French Guiana. there,
'fentiy 10 spend the remainder ~
BE. The friends and relatives
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

hssfsFiis Ala ia'g o. -fl4 7easi
Aistsfooa 81 fFetft..f A.. "a rfs
- - b-tss ma 4ssr ~ a. tgpl~ paf
- % WEI Haafss 1f Tte ~ !
agsg 80 ainar ~ ~ To- elress
aet 81 staf q 80 $50 .. Rtrpaf
sssalsing sgas<Lfaasss rse srfsm
q &c ss>,s "a 50 sses fe.s6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

boasyfiis iBa. Iaiy as -gIrs sup
gossi 30 - z laesHJisry ofisla WsI
1ssssg midaiShi All rAmsasY morn
les fssfofsf ne tesB ~ LIS ii.f
90 thsJaassf spVi'atoB eaualaa
49, a So 3aa TsshfYfsg bgit
tass wsf- naftsd eat fks tgwa 4.
ysae'&slT gissd osl " sxlstenea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14

Chastssboa. y e. les IA So
efsi - TAs gssaiss 80 ffoa wsi
isresfs ssTs tsH' ~ iFasSsE. 4
eel to4o weEs fAf~~f - COilss1s
essasiy. knits sh vgs aaA Lssg shll
srse. sfsi1iiax sssn stiA e. % q
,nsiS hs.as sl<sa' ~ niies frsm ssi
isverp ~ yh~s So . ssiehhs.s'i
hs,sss sa4 'sif hip ~ 50 tsai ssifs
ssfs sso~rs' sfn - Wsis~ts3 e
iFNewxr rsTs ~ kfsff "a fsnii' 49,
s1~s aak khgw ~ay ifs - ~ 70
q ss~44a. sae pesra aea ~ friss
~ Fsf a. ssrst esf n hehsg~t =
- is.aEe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-14
c.rs c,-tms, Rs.ions oHes

Sa,auu,H Ga July ~ C,orb ~
Cpuucll ! Pp'rri Dreamer handed IN
hI, tr-lrunlinu io MAYOR Mt.p Wei
Meta, afternoon sh1f'b before Co.,
commencement - 'he hearing ~ ~,
ch1fgr- against him Tho fcpnr' pi
the Ell, auditor VA handed ~ MaYpt
Myers AZ 20 o'rlock 4 further ~,
rrcpnrr, ~ sos h shoSn BY the M
utss ~ the auditor This amount
Mayor Meyers stated. wlli be- made
Epoi ~ Mr CrvamSr The tcsgna
ton pu' . stop ~ ere investigation.
which vAs called on account - .
shortage ~ t2.t00 IN tho clerk ~
eouhvlI's accounts 10 paid pSeF tho
money. bu' had allowed Two months
~ siapss brfDfe doing ~. Nhstsas
daily settlements are required
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
A COUNCIL MEETING
CITY FATHERS WILL HAVE A sEs-
 SION TONIGHT.
Expected That Matter of Franchise for Traction Company Will be Dis-
 posed of-severaI Police Matters.

The City Council meeting of tonight has promise of developing matters of unusual interest to people who are in- terested in municipal affairs.
 First of all there may be something done in the long deferred granting of the franchise to the Montgomery Trac- tfon Company to connect its tracks with those of the Montgomery Street Railway recently purchased by that company. The matter is now in the hands of the Joint committee on Fran chises and Privileges and Streets and the committee will in all probability report substitute ordinance. A de- bate on compelling the Traction Com pany to pay for the franchise of con- meeting the tracks. is expected
 Alderman A L. Tyson Is said to be the champion of the policy to make the Traction Company pay $oo,0O0 for the franchise while the Traction Com pany Is known to have friends who are anxious to sec them get the priv ilegeN without price.
 Just a month ago today the capital stock of the Montgomery Street Rail- way was sold to K. D. Apperson and his associates who have been for some time the owners of the capital stock of the Montgomery Traction Company, They, of course, bought 1t with the end in view of consolidating the two com panies into one corporation, and iIn- mediately proposed to the city authorl- ties that they would make such q con- solidation if the city would authorize them to connect the tracks of the two companies at points where they already almost touch.
 So far as the amount of track is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
DR. STONES FUNERAL
LARGE CROWD HoNoRs MEMORY
 OF DEAD CITIZEN.
Many, Beautiful Flowers Deck NewI, Made Grave at 0akwoOd-Dr. John A. Rice Conducted the
 Services.

The funeral services of Dr. Henry l., Stone, who died late Friday night took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from his late residence. corner of Bibb and Wilkinson streets.
 The home of the deceased Montgom- erian was crowded and scores of his friends stood about the residence paying mute tribute to his worth and lovable character. Few men have liv- ed in Montgomery who had more uni versally the respect of their neighbors than did Dr. Stone. For fifty-nine years he had lived almost continuously in the city. He had practiced medi- cine successfully. in Montgomery and farmers. In his wide field of endeavor he came in contact with many and by all with whom he came in contact, he was respected and revered.
 Floral offerings were numerous there being an exceptional number of handsome designs.
 The services at both the residence and the grave were simple Rev. John A. Rice, D. D., pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church, of which Dr. Stone was for many years a member read the beautiful ritual of the Metho- dist Church and offered simple pray CT.
 The interNent was at Oakwood cem- etery and many friends followed the remains to the grave.
 The follawing gentlemen served as pail bearers: W. B. Jones, J/S Dow dell. J. R. Tyson. Dr. J. B. Gaston. B M. Washburn, and J. NJ. Starke.