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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Nerro Teaeheru, AasoclatIon.

Greensboro, N. C.. Dec. 2s-The Ma tional Association of colored Teachers of Agricultural and Mechanical Col. Ieges, Secondary Schools and Schools of Higher Education, adjourned to. night.
 New officers were elected as follows
 President, R. R, Wright. Georgia State Industrial School; First Vice President, James B. DuIry. North Caro- lima State Agricultural and Mechanical College; Second Vice President, James A. Hathaway, Kentucky Normal and Industrial Schools; Secretary, W. B Williams, Hampton Institute. Virginia Treasurer, N. B. Young. State Normal and Industrial School, Florida.
 The next meeting place will be held fin Washington, D. C., December 27-29 1907. President Roosevelt. Secretary Wilson and Commissioner of Education will be invited to address the Associa. tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
CITIZENS HONOR EDUCATORS WITH DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.

< At the New Exchange Hotel last evening after the delegates to the con. venti0ns of the Southern Educafioual Association. the Southern Society Tor Collge Women's Association had conn pleted their sessions, they were tens dered 6 reception by the members of the Commercial Club and large mum avaiied ihemseives of the opDortunf- tx of accepting the cordial invitation extended the prominent men and wo- men who have assembled here in the
 The members of the Commercial Club and their wives who formed the entertaining committee, were aRsisteu by the prominent local teachers.
 o ES a.osaor caorlss .asn S0y HP ". D. Jeiks, President John W. Aber- crombie of the University Of Alabama, George ". Jones President A Gs Forbes of the Connmerelat CIuD, Dr. F. c: Stephenson chairman oT the En- e. Gunneis. State Superintendent Of Education-elect
 The palm garden and adjoining two sssopatsa sssPsSa % gSsea Ds Ts ana srS two beautifully appointed tables punch was served. At one Mrs. A. O. Forbes and Mrs. Alex Rice did the honors. and at the other Mrs. Charles Moritz pre-. sided.
 During the entire evening q well selected program of music suitable to the spirit of the time was rendered by band stationed on the balcony.
 The following composed the conEl- mittee chosen to manage the enter
 T R c' Stevenson. chairman: Edward Lyle, associate chairman. Faares Cole man, Thomas M. Owen, Duncan May. Alex Rice. B. Y. EvanH Leon Well: Miss Lallie Abercrnsnbie, Principal Be1Iinger Hill School; Mies Nirifno Greena. Principal Capitol Hill Eehools Miss Virginia Hereford, Principal Cots tage Hill School; Mrs. T.. V. Ledbet- ter. Principal Decatur Street School;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
YAaups ON WAR PATH.
Maay Lonely Mexican Ramehmem AKu
 deFed by RedslIina.

Maay Lonely Mexican Ranehmen MuF-
 deFed by RedslIins.
 El Paso. Tex. Dec. S7-The details of the YaquI Indian outbreak at Lem cho station, on the Cananea, Yaqui River and Pacific Railroad, a branch of tho Southern Pacific in Sonora Mex.s on Sunday night in which eight Mexi- cans were killed and all houses burned, have been received here.
 No Americans were killed, although it is certain that but for the timely Grrival of a work train with large crew of laborers, Foreman Thompson 2 and his wife would have been killed.
 Report from the same vicinity tell of murders and outrages perpotrated by che Yaqurs on Thursday and Friday niRhts. The victims were ell Mexieans who wer taken by surprise on their lonely ranches. Details of the outbreaE E are extremely meager, but Bhowthat tho situation is serioua
 For several weeks past restlessnesa has been observed among tue Indians but an outbreak was hardly antieipat" cd. No unusual preparation had been made for a Yaqul attack and most ol those Skflled were shet down before any effort ct defence could be made.
 The band of Indians is said to num- Der about 100.
 Rumors of their dopradations were rife on Saturday when many ranchers dOd to th9 towns for eaSety and report a & number of murders in me distric'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MANN IS ACQUITTED
EDITOR OF TOWN TOPICS GETS
 VERDICT.
was Charged With PerJury In Connec- tlom With Suit of Justice Duel Agulnst Norman Hapgo0d of
 CoIIfera.s

New york, Dec. 2s--The jury in the case of Col. William D. Mann of Town Topics, charged with perjury, tonight returned 8 verdict of acquittal The verdict was reached after four hours consideration.
 The charge against Colonel Mann grew out of the Hapgood libel suit During his proceedings in that case, Colonel Mann testified that the letters 70. K, W. D. M, appearing on let- tar received by him from Count Regt- nald H. ward of London, had not been written by him.
 It was sought to show that after Count Ward had made satisfactory ar- arrangements with the publication. he was placed on the free list of Town Topics through Colonel Mann's O. K. Tn the present trial it was charged that Colonel Mann committed perjury when he denied having made the letters in question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
TnoUBLB sEns1s LIKnLY.
pewneuemtaaave of Railroads Must DO
 sonae9hau@ QuAeIk.

BOun&aAtD& A@AGMs . Chlnawc, Dec. 2B.--The probability or trouble between the forty-two western railways and their employees. who have demanded a fifteen per cent increase Tn wages became more likely yesterday.
 The managers of the railroads aG- fected met and decided that no action would be taken until the trainrnen made fresh overturAs. Meanwhile representa- tives of the Brotherhood of Locomotive EngineeFs and the Brotherhood of 1so- oonotive Bremen from each os the 4ssstus met Co -8vyel4S e reply &O their do- mands. They had known that the man. agers wero to meet ans awaited an expected invitation to cbnference but none was received The. meeting s9roke up with the threat that "somethina would be- doing pretty quick if they were not recognized"
 Chairman Benjamin Thomas of the board of managers committee refused to make any statement as to what had been done at the meeting, which was of less then an hours' duration.
 An increase of ten per cent in the wages of ali the trainmenl it is said. would take away the smallg remainina { chances of dividends and these roads would nrefer 10 take chances with 2 strike rather than grant the Increased waReR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

A Si zoo. % soda fount and a $1s0.O0 hot
 soda apparatus for sale at a bargain to a cash buyer. Address P, O. box 49s. Union Springs, Ala. --l0-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MONrOOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 (CoErected Datly.l

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS. l (CaFrect0d Dalv.l These prices are at wholesale and noa to
 Grspss-2 h. baskStS ao0saKes s ID. '1sneIS 1starch1corn s@iOs; standard eooda pearl 4Aai gloss lump SAo; nieasi pack ARsies@Extra fancy exc; bead G@Sc: brOk- en axe; Japan 6o
 | salt--LivefpOol st; YirginiA B0a VineGar-peF gallon 1A@22e,
 10 < iiO Shoisc lixSiic, fancy ijo fs < Ks ,. 'ccisHndles-s,iek Sc; fancy s0loe
 crackerA-xxx soda 9Hs; xxx oinSoI '''s1r 'ssa1FrdInes--American mustard ,a.Go: K-Ou $40.
 SsisRsr Gsssso GS 1sar i' isS per Sssri:ss i:s
 Lard-Leaf iOAci compound she; baaia
 Hams-Dovs Isc; others i4M @iBa Flour-Basis of barrels; HiRh patanl S4. 20; fancy patent s4. ss; half DatOnt e. 70. corn chops 62c; white corn ssc, oats mIx-d 47e; white 4sc; white clipped Soc. timothy s1. So; Johnson grass s5e; rust proof oats
 Cotton Seed Msal--s2s.OO.
 WOol-clean 26ei bury wool Ike: Waah- 'u Fruit TGS' ana ana PrOducs-Potatoes sso bu SSe sneS SH SarPs So Baldwins Ss 50; fancy B. Davis 50 per bbL; apple and white wine vinegar leo gal i, fancy full cream cheese. daisies lso; fancy H. P. peanuts so lb.! iemohs extra fancy S4.5O: fancy sA.OO box; Eyaporated apples. lb. cartoon, he per b.. Florida orRnses. assorted sizes g. .50 per box Brazil nuts large 15o per ib., medium l4Mc per lb. |; English wainuts isMe per ID; Soft shelf almonds 1bc per lb.; Pscann later oni heavy weight cocoanuts St.0O per sack; Fresh Malaga grapes t7. per keg; cranberriss 0lO co per bbl.; cranbeTTies S8.O0 per box; Two Crown ralsins !i's5 per boIi Three 25 pound boxes 50-eo 7ko per poundi 2s pound boxes 6o-7O 7ko per pound; 25 ib boxes 7O-s0 6Ae per h.: standard boxes 25 10. svaporated peaches 1ahe b.. standard boxes 2s 10. pectorin6 peachag I1a Der b.; Canadian Rutabasa turni, M.1s per sack; navy beans this years crop es.3B per bushel-
 Moiassos-Gsorgia cane barrel $50 peg gallon; cases, gallons @ per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin. gallons s14; M gGllons t7 50: quarts S4.2s per do&
 Hides-Dry Hints isei dry saltsd -Aoi green saltsd ec.
 suSar-Granuiatsd SKes '. r. c. sRs.
 Country Bgtter-1bc.
 EKEs--SOc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
New York Produce.

New York. Dec. 2S. ---Fiouf re F.I ages. Steady but dull. Molasses .eady 1-16: centrifugal. 9e test 9-16i mo lasses sugar 2 1S-1s. Refined, steady decline of Q 10 points In response to lower cables and heavy Brazilian receipts. Trading was moderateiy tc- net decline of about ten points in the middle session under European session Later. however, there was buying by trade intereEts and prices Fallied paTt- cline of five points Sales for the day were reported of As,250 bags. January 645: March SIS Q 5S0; -Aay 5e0 o 5eS; Juiy 6O5 O 61O: September 625 Q CSC
 Spot market steady Rio No; 2, l.s, steady; Cordova, Q 12 I-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
CoNnrrroNs NonMAr..
Bouthsra Paetaa AeeepGlnw Fweryehl
 Bus PeFsshabI0 Fre1sht.

New Orleans, La. Dec. 27 .--Aceora. {. ing to General Superintendent D B. Cushing. conditions on the Southern Pacific lines in this territory are faat becoming normal. Today twenty%hevr sn out Of thirty scheduled trains wa running nearly on time. the yards ak Algiers have 0 full complement af men and ail engines are working
 Ths only dimculty being expArtane is at Lake Charles and Morgan Cts where several new men wtll arfl this afternoon to take the places es strfRerB
 The Southern Pacific 10 now rassi9s ing ail ciasses of frelRht eRcepg paea ishabls goods and will soon remove the embargo on thRE
 With the exception oe an aaeau1t ea a switching fireman here yAa8ar&9 k a Kidnapping of another at obein and two minor assaults ak Lake c|Aat and Morgan City, there has been age violence ahown strike breakers ca end of the line.
 ZAa StFtksrs here stili policy of sfienAAs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss Mary B. Boyle. Principal sayfe Street School; Miss Lana Fl psyie. Daisy Smith, Principal Hunt Street School; Mrs. E.. M. Bullock, Principal Girls High School: Mrs. E. B. sloan, Principal West End School: Miss Alice cry Public Schools; Miss Irma Stoll. Supervisor of Physical Culture, Mont- gomery PubliH Schools; Mir. William Anderson, Supervisor of Writing and Drawing. MoHitgomery Public SchoolS: Misses Gnsaie Woodruff Rutson Hatch ett. Henrietta P. Chamberlain, Mes danes A e. Forbes, Alex Rice Laura Little. Charles F. Moritz, W. A. Gun ter, Miss Kahn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
SCOTS ron GEORGIA.
Large Number of Laadfes to Become
 Cracker FnRuMRRa.

Large Number of Laddfes Go Become
 Cracker FaFuusRs.
 Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 2s.--An organized movement was started today hy the State officers and prominent business men of Georgia to bring desirable im- migration to this state After a meet ing of well known business men from every section of the state. at which the Georgia Immigration Association was organized. the leaders of the movement called on the Governor and state officials, when T. G. Hudson. Commissioner Of Immigration for Geor- gfa, was given charge of the new movement.
 James strachan of Atlanta, now in Scotland. expects to land in Savannah within the next sixty days with a large number of Scottish farmers.
 MT. Hudson will so to Norway and Sweden to push the work there. An agent will also be sent to Germany.
 It was decided to hold a State im- migration convention at an early date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
uornea ehIoped to seIma.

Boston, Dec. 28.-Trainer Lon Me- Donald shipped today GIenwood (2:16- 1-4), Laura Bellinl and other members of the Williams stable to Selma. Mo- Donald himself will leave January 1. David Hyam's, two years old gray colt Douglas by Todd (2;21 s-4), out of dam Pendexter will so south with the stable. MoDonald thinks the colt is first class futurity prospect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Nerotlationn nor Purchnse.

City of Mexico. Dec. 2s.--It was learned today from a seeming author itatiVe source that the Mexican govern ment has already entered into negotia- tions for the purchase of the Mexican Railway, from Mexico City to Vera Crtx. ft is said that when the com pany Ia formed to take over the hold ings of the National and central lines the Mexican Railway VIII be included in the same company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
nAnY,s popY ExnUlarp.
Rsmains of ChiIa Dag Up I'm Swamp
 mw ENmMW.

Coroner ". Fl. Tice was called five miles into the country yesterday morn. ing to view the remains of child tnat had been dug up in a swamp on the HaynevlIle Road by dogs.
 The discovery of the body was maoe by q negro boy who reported the hnd 70 Harrison Knox, 6 megros on Whose place the body had been inferred.
 The coroner re-tnksrred the decom- posed body and auehtioned number of negroes who reside In the neighbor- hood. He gave tt as his opinion that the body was that of q negro child.
 As this Is the second body of baby that has been exhumed in this negh- b0rhood within six months the cor- ouer will investigate the matter thorough1y He tntimated yesterday that he might Uake an interesting re- port to the grand jury on this subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Aun.,.. Railway En.nectora

City Of Mexico, Dec. 2S--rhe RaIl- way Association of Mexico. comprising officials from ail of the lines of the Re- public, has decided GO appoint eight in- spectors on January The railways conpiaIn that they have been defraud- aa oift or large suf 1s by misclassitica- tion Of intsrnRtionaI freight by ship pers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
wnnY. aTATIaTTra.

Boston, Dec. zs.--The annual eanvaas of the wool trade of the united States by the Boston Commercial Bulletin to discover the amount of wool remaining unaold at the close of the year aope e stok thta year Of -sf leg, GAS pounds of domestic and 1S.fes.00n of foreign wool. This is to Do compared tic and 24.4I4,0o0 of foreign one year ago. and shows an incRease for this year of 2i.- in stock of foreign wool of 0.a4S.eae pounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Meet at Norfolk.

New Orleans, Dec. 2s.--Dr. c. H, Irion, President of the. American In- ternatfonal Congress on Tuberculosisl announced tonight that Norfolk, Va, during the Jamestown Exposition, will be recommended as the next meeting place of the Congress. The recommen- dation will be acted on by the govern ing body of officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
FTNiIANCTAT..

MONEY TO INVEsT--Party havins S7B,00O wishes Real Estate in Mont gomery or vicinity. Any one who has property for sale will please commu- nicate with williamson and Campbell, Montgomery, Ala. 4t.
 MONEY so loan on watches dsamsnda Sew. siry, guns and pistols. dont worry sOuf to us; oUg business is strictly eon4lde1tlAl, Montgomseg san co. ~-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MOEtally yVogaded Wlfe.

Boston, Dec 2s.--Fred |. Clark, said probably fatally wounded his young wlfe' Bertha at a lodging hpuhe in Roxbury erly today. Clark, thinking that he had killed the woman, Sndee had used on hls wife
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
f,eIehrnte Lee,n Annivernnry.

E New orleans. Dec. 28.-Preparations for holiday celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the birthday of General Robert E. Lee, on January 10, were begun last night by a general committee representing all the Confed- crate societies of this city. Places of business are to be closed generally and streets and residences decorated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
ssnwn.ee.n VxlIlm uiunnelf

Norfolk, Dec. 2s.---Dr. Charles L.. Cuipepper, a leading and wealthy phy- sician of Portsmouth. was today found dead in his office with a bullet wound in the head and pistol lying by his side. The words broken health" in cuipepper's writing we're Aund written on a postal card in the physieian's of-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
PsesbyteFsan Prencher Assassiuatea.

preshyteFfnn Preacher Assassiuated:
 Memphis, Ten. Dec. 29.--A special to The News-Scimitar from Union City, fem. says,
 Rev. B. L. Potter, well-known Presbyterian minister, was assassinated last night at Troy, Tenn. His body was found on the railroad tracks. There is no clue to the murderer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Es!ya yafiEl ISfH 2SsI'
 AL N D ;alY WC

southeast of ouayanas. IL ia not be. IieVOd. however. that the Yacuis would dare to attack a railroad station. Len cho is one of the smallest stations oT' the Canannea, Yaaui River and PacfM Railroad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
sT. LOUIS CLOSING QUorATT0Ns.

st. Louis, Dec. 28.--CloslnG QuotatIon9 % the St. Louis grain exchange today were as follows; ,ou S,a 70. <. 72&c May, 76% @TeAe asked. range. T6 & @76Ac to 77kc. July. 75Me asked.
 Corn-Dec., sshn asked, May t1M Q asked, orange, exc to A4ke
 Oats-Dee.. S4Ac asked. range SAAc 34hc. May, 35Mo asked, range, S6&e e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

committed suicide early this morning by cutting his throat. A physician dressed the wounds, but Bassett, pre- ferring death to life, tore loose the stitches and bledN to death in a few minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
AaaInhnn nnneh nI,

ss. I.ouis, Dec. 2s.--Aaolphus Busch, millionaire brewer, is seriously i'll at his home with pneumonia Hopes are entertained for his recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
riahlnm Crew Lost

corunna, Spain, Dec. 2S.-The Span ish fishing steamer Primo has founder ed in q storm. Ali of her crew were lost with the exception of one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
yvon,t Wait PhIIipplnea.

washington, Dec. 2s.-The statement was made at the White House today that President Roosevelt does not con- templata viaiting the Philippines. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Black . e. who died in New York last week, is LOW singing in South Carolina there were of Blind Tom 7-Charlotte Ob-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
EXPERT SAFE B RapARTN0.

pY JNo. N. TODD, Expert. Merchants. and bankers safes opened and repaired Combi-
 ciaity We send expert to any town. Mont- goniery Safe and Lock CO. 221 commerea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
IRON SAFES.

= s bank safes bought. sold, exchanged We carry one hundred safes iD stock Moutgom- cry Safe and Lock Co. 22l Commerce B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
ENGRAVING.

THR HBsT-send your work |. us for sat- isfaotory resaIts ana quick exacuti0n all known processea The Advertiser Engraving Go, Phone ser, Montgomery. Ala --ei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
wANTED-To BUY.

VVAegTED--A cottage with all modern tna- pgovementa in strictly first ciaag neighbour wAMTHD--Tn buy 100 iba good clean ain-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
WANTED.

vvAlgTHD--You Co caIl, write or Phone for eafaiogne of DTRuahon'g Practical Business Poatofgicel Montgomery, Ala. It will con- vince you that Draughqp gives the best
 eoTsfsa Of Instruction That Draughom ss- rssrea oositions OF refunds money. Night and day seseions. Arthur c. MtnteF. Manager. Phone eA2. s&t-sa -tt vgANrED-Buyers for thirty Tennessee horses, up-to-date drivers and saddlersi
 must sell: come quick. 209-21t Monroe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MIsCELLANE0Us.

uP-To-pATE ACCOUNTANT has tims to audit books, stfalghtsn accounts, etc. Ad. dress R., box III, Montgomery, Ala.
 --e-sn~fri sat EXPBRT Accountant, abls to handle corrol aporiSsnes ana cash, ia open Tor q poatttdn Addfess F. care Aavertisar. aMontgsmery Ala. -sS-su-fri-sA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Tore Ieoae the stiehea.

Msc6n, Ga, Dec 2s.--Frank Bassett, a young white man, at LaoranBe. Ge-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
WANTRp-BOARDERs.

VvANrED--Tnree or four gentlemen boarderS at 416 Scott St., ratets rea- sonahIe. S"u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MULES AND HORSES.

WE NOW have on hand and are receiving daily a large supply of mules and horses. Come to us and save monhy Prices right. Street s-Gf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

wANTED-Teacher for fifth and sixth grade work. Salary $so per month. Must have had one years experiencs. Address. Superintendent Public Schools, Demopolis. Ala. Sf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

vyArgTHn---To furnish board and lodging tc two or three young men at i2o Casams rfreak --4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

TWO white walters, experienced men. steady positions to right men. apply af- ter 5 p. m, to third floor. lo4 1-2 Dexs ter avenue. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

wANTED--,Af once, three high class solicitors, clean proposition and good money to right men. Apply to E. 5 Noble. Advertiser ofilce. u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

MEN and boya plumbing or hricklaying
 frade payp $s to gs per days we teach yoV ty practical instructions ln 3 m0ntha: poeitfon guaFanteedf free catalogue Coyns Trade EehoOh 497s Haston Ave- sE Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

PRINTERS WANTED at W. B. Alfred Printing Go. 15 N. Lawrence St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
WANTED--MALE HELP.

MESSENGER Boys wanted, call at American District Telegraph Co.,, ofaee with Western Union Telegraph Go. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

VVANTED--Men to learn barber trade. Great demand for barbers. Top wages paid. Hun dreds of good opportunities to open business slith small capital Few weeks compietes.
 Fine chance for poor man. Write nearest Branch. Moler Barber College, New Orlsana. La. or Atlanta, Ga. -sat-mo-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
FOR RENT--RlouAGs.


 FOR RENT--Severa1 good rooms, suit able for business purposes, or dwelling. Apply on premises at 11S 1-2 Dexter Ave-, to J. H. LAkin. IS FOR RENT-On large well furnished room, bath and modern conven- apply 4a2 south McDonough. 1A-s, TWO CHOICE turnishad rs6ns for fsnt s1i s. LAwrence Phone slsa --ts-ts FOR RENT-ons three hsrse farm vita good five room house outhousss and barn m good condition, locaaed two nailss Riou the city on the Carter Hill Road Give raf- erences. John A. seilerA eare ssilsrs q Drum Go. .-13-tg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
wANTED-AuENTs.

WANTER-Ofice boy who is willing to work Must be experienced In flling; chance of advancement good. Address quick, E. D. Forbes Piano Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
LOST.

LOST-Thursday between Knowles Dry Goods store and 90 JefEerson St. gold croas with Carrie" engraved thereon. Finder ill please return to Millinery Department at Knowles. IS
 LOST-Piease return my playmate. a white curly haired poodle puppy. name Fanny. and get rewaFd, Little Eugenia McGough. SI7 s. Perry St. 1s-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
KANsAs c1TY L1YE- arocK.

Kansas eSity, Dee; s&--Cattlss reeeipts Choice nxport and dressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
WANTED--sTTUAT1ON.

uP-To-DATE Accountant has time to audit books; seraIghten accounts etc. Address R., Box III. Montgomery, Ala. e~su-fr-i-sat EXPERT Accountant, able to handle corre- spopdence. and cash Is open for ? position.
 Ala --s-au-fri-sat
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-02

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
Notice for Publication-Depart
ment of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office, Lewstown. Mont, Oct. II,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that
MARY E. CALLAHAN,
of Gilt Edge, Mont, has filed notice
Of intention to make proof on her
desert land claim No. 2317, for the
ek seA, sec "a. tip Is n, 20 g, lots
3 and 4. sec 10, lot 1, sec 30, tp 16 n,
81 e, Mont. P. M, before the regis
ter and receiver at Lewistown, Mont
on Friday, the 23rd day of November
1906.
She names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
George P. Burnett, James Rogers,
Charles r. Smith, Michael J. Callahan,
all of Gilt Edge, Mont.
c. e. McKOIN, Register.
First publication Oct. 10.