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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
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4 Madrid, ha est2blecido su
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de Tetu&n NJ 81.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
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La Europa 8auaje por Ft. Comprcudo que loI pajsro Ia
ignorssemos En- oa Abla egssn lac obras de 1o Verna M
Gdo mall luiosa edc6n de La Dicin0 C0med5G
Acsnzo e omo del Inferno hoje9 los magico Qrabados de
DoT6: etexo dos mitAdes ests eSpa6al taAno.
Un ruid0 ms orna puers de- camArote de al pie h
sdo alberta. y Sarah. de IN sGo mi pecho.
Mi Andr6sl
No me ha desdo dec nj 50 nombre me eStrech me
estruja busoA 10 b0ca estremecda eli beyo
sVido largo, nterminAble..
No N.disl
hndA de mis- bios los busc vpz con os suyos
c0lgds de mi cueIio sin t6fmuo, ain hn Lue2o peso
y dQca csbGrdf que eoa lom h adiso oontaoto de
cuerpO desfAeodosen bso sobre s peQotl van
Ayiers reAments volenc4 deabochsda gagIn
do g critic shogado qusdSndose desmAyAdA
EbAudono..
No mira. Srsh... digo de pronto evantsndome tre-
mulo, freueiOo srbs ei csmsrote. sabss 4 Ten
go Ia Have en- el mfo. Saba desp1sa dc cOmcrI
Ella sollozs Suspirs espAda slrespGdo IL cara
al pa6aeo. stems ell palo mada banco peinA-
dor lleno de cearos Ia cubre...
-Stb4t nAisto.
oogisndo del Dano por prscauc6n de discupf
Pero alclngs gsrs ds breve bsso de domi.
Mo, dice7 e7come prifR seQuds:
B A Ia llsve ponls c'ndelshro del piano. AVi-
same tocando el vtls Que to3ss t6 Q e n1mero esf
Ell Is.
En- cunto cerrt 81 cLmlrote donds be vso una dorsds
gut del de rrb sub0 ia cnbsra busca de En-
liQue que cara de hombrsS Lkmoe le
diQO que bsn aoado Il frances fa que vengo de hs.
bsa de quedsr ALA para slta noche 81 6l..
sBuena guardias Dterrumps lsDRuse m d6Ddome
lAvin Vuevo bjtr 10 poDg0 e pnu hueco del
dorado Csndesbro cognts do v3o vrn unls nosa
de mi vslg...,
No pisnso :. ain embargo sx sto Todo para 10 brutal
cegoy 9OO an que h'yA OIa reflex On de- vus EObrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
DEL FRlO AL FUEGO
B3io \ Ia entrecubierts.
Entro en- Ia Qaleris

B3io Ia entrecuberts.
Entro en- Ia galera
III foso de las maqunaI tisns frens amsc6n sccto
cerca de lsE cccinGs. PasO el
En bsranda de Ia ecAlera de hero qce va dtlcndendo
Sdossd paroles de cRtefn dseDgome condsrA negrA
Erofundidad la manga de Iona de ventdoE
cnte por huco desdC lumbre de Ia cubea de egunds
Abao entire 81 rtspedor de ucts arAe vea pode
ross que hsce Grsr on Volants.
vuevoms de pronto. Me lamsn deIds 81 pssilo Llega
MI Is viejR camarera de Las csrtas.. con otrA
-DS pArte de Ia sthOrta
Vaae furtVsmentc 10 cimsreFs, y rompo q aohre:
<Esto horrible. Nj aver, nj sntssysr hlblmos Ven
ID bibIiotecA1
Una impression anomsne FepurivA toms con Ia idea
de ea chqulA errants E0s por 81 bsco gat
msntSdA de luiuria
Mi impulse esno r
Sarah o., scondido cuerpo Qrscil do que i'm
ports msteritl uzA ts GA RrsCiA del smoy il uCcn
81 doCldad duzurA cnsnto scbrsn descsro dobz
All 81 If me haces Eeutr Virgen, Ia nfsma de s
qua 81 tsins moneda dsoups,con ia lmisda
ioctici6n de placer mi Sento ben oque ceder
vouDtad en- 10 aEsd1 atuRnante debs copformare
ain ssbsrc habsTie d&do hombr pAimers ea
txrtna senslei6nl
EeEo por que 8e5alof La msQeo de Lucia pisa en-
nieb smSndome coharde Al reazre empn de Ia
empress alta, On a bbotsof Sabre deCFe Sarah como
horrible esto II far ds vrgindad abrsDdo vico
Dtsisio de las m6QUinss. SaRo gslerflG Estk
srrbs todo 81 mando H1ec empre nuestrs csmas hs
flores que en,q asmptguitEt V&Co e nomsdor
tomo pssio de zlcsrdA del pisno rsconozco 5oecQ
enfcente por dos ptQothsa estntsf
Lkt de csmarotE del psslso ettsn csFTadta
La sphlotecas tLbuco Cussro psede
los Tens 1ocena de hbro Los miro FL Qre
Dc ce De Auguato NcoI sS opon Ia te Ia lddn? por X,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

tNWtetNuSsCbVs VR ~ ENQhk~eNf
-CRIMENEs horribles % some
On On todos los psises 90 los Que el
amor ha sido al m6vil prinsipal. Cr'
msn & 10 Elsg ansia y al buen gusso 30
eomste. aaando IN Perfume & an Jsb6n
vulgar, euando el exquisite Csshimere
Boaquet-ya en- perfume 9 On Jab6n-
o. el sumun del buen tono. .-Colgass y
%. New York.
LABORES.-s' 'oli"i'sn
BordGdoros y huenAs OaladorGs ssegn'
randolsa trabaio constAnta. Proporsio
nAmos 10 tsla y dibuio snviandoloa .
saalQuer pArte do Ii isla, Dirigirso &
Ths Porto Riso prAnwn Work =
Kmhroidary 60 FortalsxA 10. Tam
htan 90 solieitan OostafsrGs, Inc
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Crus. Gran sasa do hespsdss. sTs-
bic d. hotsls. Apossnsos para fsraihas
y psrsonas solss. OomidSs & sinsusn'
b. asat&vos euhisrto. Banos. Tsl6fono
100. ApartAdo sorrso. 2s5. Propsssa"
rio, Pedro Gshira. Nosa' Esss hossI
sssA 4 cargo do ana ssfiorisa sa9ae'
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IS NECEEARIO sxigiF Qus eada
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gsssivo koiarrists, psro an solo astg
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eana do botsllas do aqua mirsral & do
nor oil 6niso surativo radical. del %
t6mago , dol Intestine, sl Digsssiyc
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los haea Asim!lablsa. I'll leEifimo Di
gsasivo Noiarriets eura on an dia La
indigsstionsr, on IN mas lss discs
alas 6 gSssrslgias, y sr srea masss lEs
mas graves eufsrmedsdsa sr6nicss dsl
sst6mago y dsl .nsestino, EatA ami
vsrkalmsnte s0nhrmRdc, ca lorna sin
igual, que la shaAsia del Digestive
MoiArrista Cd vsrG sdsrhnsnia radical
Y superior & 10 do tcdoS los otros 70
msdics. De vsnsa an les prineipalss
tarmscias do Europa y Am6risa,
~Kl ssGor plAz NAVARRO hs
ssaahIaaido su Oasina do AbcEads =
an Notsrfa aa sssa aiudad. sails IS Esn
Essha Mdmsre il.
Kisras ante 10 C5sts FsGaPsl Ger.
% do EistFit0 de Aoda 10 Isls y coTie
ERrsama, dsdiaaRdesa aEimismo al
sxaass de- Nsxlos ds Rfcsiad&dss, In
snrporasiGa ds CsrpoFasisasS oal pais
Y axRsngsRas v tgsmitRsi6H da sxps
siansea 6a pxpYopiesi6o serxass
AnepsSnGo Ia Ecbls saEaEsEanaiG 9
h0s sssahlseida 50 81 eisPeisio IS les
vrefssionss de Abogsdo = &cssFlo, 81
aaan D1AE NAvARRQ co disacge 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
la Biopat1a
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Prodsgiosa tsrap6stica pard c,trar,, ,,rads
.c0lnasnts todo clase de Intermediates.

Eata nusva eieneia do curar, h
sada en- misteriosos prineipioa y ley
fupdsmentales dc la vida, % hoy /,
dGiea esperanto do los enfermos GRO
nisos y desahusiados.
Por 81 gran poder reparador vi
gorixsdor, 30 conaidera como el ver
dadero ELIXIR DE VIDA, como la fuon'
to del rsiuvenecimiento y de 10 regens.
raei6n del organismo humane.
Numerosos enfermos curados en-
toda 10 isla, muchos de elIos ya mo.
ribundos, son las meiores pruebas que
se pueden presertar.
Para Sonsultas y tratamientos, di.
riiirse personalments 9 por eserito 81
Professor sF. Virslla Uribe, Clfniea
BioE &tica. Arroyo. P. RI 30-11 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
DlclVI I, RvIZ Afaau

Do Psgreao dc 50 viaie 4 Europa
asanA ds lnssalAr "a oaalna proissio.
nsi 90 Ia AsAii dsl QTisso, udmero IA
Hcras ds conenll&' do Il y media { s
y media ds il ssr6s. 4,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
AVISO

Be vende por ls mitad do su valor
an aparato para fabriCar bebidAs car
bonatadas. Sc compone del gener ador
tres fuentes CON sus correspondientes
lavadsros de gag, una mesa para lie
mar boteIlas do tapones dc gravitaei6n
y un llensdor de sifones.
Para informes dirig5rss en- Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
LInsa Esnsa dol (je:to

SslIssSs barttos para di1s fssstvos
"a II slase 6s O&Pital 4 Eayamon,
d& y vRsita IS ssys.i On ~ 10 stvE.
An " do Basam6E 4 CssaEo, iaa y
vsslsa Is etvE. ca a. 10 atvs.
BillEte ordinario de Capiaal 6 Uass
10 % slRaR { ) avs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
NotiCiaS dol dia

/ sohssr sse sI!Nrsss hdaoravioa sxse
aivAma1ka nAdiaaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a So quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

Glasses de Inr6' y e'pa1o|
Sc dan slaaeH do ing,eI = espAfoI,
mAfAns, sarde y noehs q preoios con
venelonAlss. San Jose Is alto. LIND
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
 Committees.


 For the Gate-Mrs. Hines Hall, Chairman: Mrs. F. H Elmore, First As sistant; Mesdames R. Taylor, J. A. Reeves, George Raoul, R. P. Dexter, w. A. Gesner. Misses Watts. Hill. Hard away, Mcdonald Hurter, Chambliss. Louise and Laura Hall, Ellen and Clara Gesner, Hattie Bibb, Marion Watts, Bessie Screws. Bettie Bell. Cossee Jackson. -e. For the Stand-Mrs. J. C. Lee. Chair man: Mrs. William Lamar Law, First Assistant: Mesdames B. L. Wyman, Governor Ligon. c. Lanier. w. F. Van diver George R. Doron. E. Besson. M Arlington. Halls Taylor. P. T. Sayre, William Ware. J. A. Kirkpatrick, w. w. Screws, M. B. Thompson, w. Y. Brame A. Fillmore. M. B. Washburn. J. G. Win ter. I. Evans, A. c. Forbes, J. F, Gas ton. H. Hobbie and Whitfield, Misses M. Graham, I. Ponder, M. Englehart, Lena Hausman.
 Cemetery Mounment,-Mrs Alfred Be thea. Chairman. Mrs. E. Seibles. First Assistant; Mesdames M. P. Watt, A. NJ. Allen, J. D. Beale, w. Durr, C. A. La
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
EImore. George Hail.

NJ. Elmore. George Hail. T. J. Hew- lett. W. Reese, Bellinger.
 Committee on Flowers and Wreaths Mrs J. C. Lee, Chairman; Mrs. E. Bessor, First Assistant; Mesdames F. Whitfield. w. M Shoemaker. Frank Taylor, J. Y. Brame, F. H. Fillmore. Jr.. A. G. Forbes. Joseph Andrews, Tul- lis. Knowles, Schley, Shackelford, Min his: Misses r. Blount, Gayle. Wash burn Stokes, Fleming, Claiborne.
 To wait on the Mayor and Council Mesd ,mes B. L. Wyman, F. Duncan, F. Taylor. Halls Taylor.
 To wait on the Schools-Mesdames John Watts, James Hardaway, E. Sci bles.
 For Music-Major B. M. washburn. Chairman; Professor Galloway, Direc- tor: J. J Pierce. First Assistant; Mes danes A. G. Forbes. J. l. Mckinney, J. A. Kirkpatrick, Carter.
 The ladies are requested to keep this list of Committees for reference. By order of
 Mrs M. D. Bibb, President Ladies Memorial Association. Mrs L NJ. P Ockenden, Sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
MARRIAGE OF MISS KENNEDY
 ANn MIR. CARMICH EI


 The following account of marriage which ocurred on Thursday in Birm- ingham will be of interest to friends In Montgomery, where the bride is well known having visited here as the guest of her brother, Mir Bruce Kennedy:
 Miss Ruby Kennedy, daughter Of Mrs Matte Clayton Kennedy. of Wood lawn. became the wife of MT Daniel Malcolm Carmichael this afternoon at , o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the Woodlawn Presbyterian church by Rev c. c. Weaver. the brides pas tor. assisted by Rev. L. S. Handley' the groom's pastor. There were no at tendants save the four ushers, Messrs. Herbert and Walter Going, Charles Plosser and Walter McNeill who pre- ceded the bride and groom. who enter cd together. Miss Maude Morgan pre- sided at the altar and played Men dessohn as they entered, and 70 Prom I ise Me" during the ceremony. The bride was gowned in an afternoon toll cite of shaded silk, with green and blue shading into lilac. trimmed in hand some lace yoke and applique to bar- monize with the silk, the whole made | in princess style. With this was worn d white maline hat covered in white applique and trimmed with pink roses and asparagus plumosis. She carried | d bouquet of white carnations and as paragus plumosis. Orange blossoms were worn as buttonierres by the ush- CTS and were given in clusters as sou venirs at the reception following at the home of Mrs. T. C. Buckshaw, | sister of the bride.
 | Mrs Buckshaw's home was decora- ted in smilax and snowballs, while in the dining room the table was draped with tulle from the chandelier to the | four, corners, with snowballs as the | center ornament large wedding bell was suspended over the table and | asparagus ferns were intertwined in | the tulle, The refreshments further l carried ont the snowfall idea with pis- tAchio ices served in the flowers, while
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
COLLEGE FOR MEMoRIA

The members of the Southern Club of Columbia University have sent to Hon. Thomas M. owen some resolu- tions which he is requested to present at New Orleans when the Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Vet erans meet there on the 25th of this month. The purport of the resolutions is:
 Thaf as the members of the South ern Club of Columbia University having learned that it is the intention of the Confederate Veterans to erect Memo rial which shall in an enduring form testify to their appreciation of the no- ble and elf-sacrificing work done by the women of the South at the time of the Civil war. and that is the inten- tion of the Southern Industrial Asso- citation to urge upon the Confederate Veterans the advisability of erecting this Memorial in the form of college where the industrial arts can be taught to Southern children. They wish to offer a scholarship.
 The members of the Southern Club of Columbia University are anxious to show their interest in the work of the Southern Industrial Educational As sociation. They urge that all other organizations of Southern people, whether civic, social. patriotic or edu- catlonal, 10 1oln Wlth them m enuorS- ing this plan of making a college a memorial to the Southern women and they also urge them to communicate their wishes to the Confederate Veter- ans at their next reunion.
 Mrs. Barbour Walker is president of the Southern Club of Columbia Univer- sity and is a firm believer in the im- portance of industrial education, es- pecally now in the South. She ex- presses herself as heartily in favor of the plan proposed by the Southern In- dustrial Association, and hopes that the memorial which the Veterans build to Southern women will be college for women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
OUcfnen and Society.

nler. M. Benjamin. A. B. Garland, Judge Tyson. Calhoun Trimble; Misses Tomp- kins and Bethea
 Cemetery.--Mrs. F. Duncan, Chairman Mrs. c. R. Doron, First Assistant; Mes danes W. B. Jones, W. NJ Shoemaker. F. Taylor, P. Travis, B. M. washburn. K. Snodgrass,. Armstrong, Laura Pick cit, Eliza Banks, M Barnett. Surratt, Andrews, Martin, W. H. Taylor, Hig- Watts, Thornton, W. R. Jones. E. c. Jones. l.. Trimble, E. P. Stratford. James Hardaway, C. P. Hardaway. Jo- seph Elsberry, Patterson, N. w. Blue, L. Nix, pr. Wood, S. E. Hutchinson, ! Y. Brame, s. Noble, H. Hood. Wolff, Klint, Jones, Fuller, E. Hannon. J. H. Lakin. J. w. Bowling. Marks, Pollard. Glazier. Powell. Littlepage. T. Han non. Cassells, NJ. Davison. ]. Moses, F.. II. Merritt, J. C. Hurter, Fl. Hobbie, w. M. Teagae, M. E. Joseph, D. Veil. John Savage. T. H. Watts. A. Norton, k. Watts Collins, D. Troy. A. Troy. Cham bliss, F. P Glass, Morgan Gilmer, F. C Dearing, LeGrand, A, Burch, We'll born, SafYold. c. R. Thigren, pr. Wat kins, Warren, Merritt, Clark, Glover, Michel, Cobbs, P. Sanguinetti. T. T. Steiner, w. T. Kendrick, Ruth, Kelly, Mathews, Little, B. Graves. Peyton Bibb, George Jones, Lowe. Moore, NJ. Powell, Stark, Persons, Jones: Misses Doron, Griffin, Collins, Nix. Grcil, Bet tic Bell, Harrison. Smith. Land c. Blob. J. Norton. A. Gra,.am.
 For Placing Confederate Colors on Graves in private lots-Mrs. Henry Crommelin, Chairman. Mrs. Bowling. First Assistant: Misses Sayre, Seibles. Arlington, Jones, Andrew, Kirkpatrick, Morrissette, l.. Elmore, NJ Pope, Tyson, Sanguinetti, Halls, Cozart, Spalding. Metcalf, Martin, Doron, Willie May Graham Georgia Saffold.
 The Monument on Capitol Hill-Mrs T. c. Jones. Chairman; Mrs J. w. A. Sanford, First Assistant; Mesdames J. H. Crenshaw, W. c. Oates, J. M de Cottes, Cahoon. Spear, F. s. Persons, G. H. McCombs. J. M. Falkner. Cameron, S. Marks, Jr, J. W. A. Sanford Jr., H. Gilmer, Brown, Ledbetter,' TT. NJ. Owen, Craig Smith: Misses Augusta Cheney. Theo Raoul, Greene, Hereford. Sem pie, Owen.
 For the star which marks the spot where President Davis stood-Mrs Z. . Halls Janney. Chairman; Mesdames V.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
DANFoRTH-COBDS.

Much interest is felt in Richmond by friends of MT. tohn Danforth over the news of his approaching marriage to Miss Lucy Hammer Cobbs, of Mont gomery, Ala.
 The ceremony will take place quiet ly April Q. at : p. m. Afterward MT. Danforth will bring his bride to Rich lnond to visit his mother, Mrs. Charles T. O'Ferra1l. widow of the late former Governor of Virginia.
 MT. Danforth Is son of the late Captain Henry Danforth, and grandson of Colonel John B. Danforth, of Rich nond. both of whom were prominent ly identified with the cause of the Confederacy. The prospective bride groom graduated few years ago with much distinction at Virginia Polytech- nic Institute, this State, and is now successfully engaged in electrical bus mess with MT. Arthur Davenport, for- merly of Richmond, now of Birning- ham, Ala.
 Miss Cobbs is a grand daughter of the first Episcopal Bishop of Alabama, and. through him. of many families prominent both in Virginia and Ala bama, where the Bishops memory is equally revered and loved. Miss Cobbs Is very accomplished and attractive. and great favorite in the society cir cles of Montgomery and Alabama Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15

The regular meeting of the mfr mary Aid was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Victor Hanson, when the sub ject discussed was the means for rals- ing money for the new Charity Hospi- tai, which Is now an assured thing The organization has pledged itself to contribute $5,000 to the new building and all their efforts are being direct ed toward this end as the fund Tn the treasury is still short of that amount. It was decided to forego the usual Don- ny-Brook Fair and give series of these will be a Rose Fete," at the residence of MT. and Mrs. G. w. Craik, on the afternoon of Tuesday. April, 24th. There will be May-pole dance, ponies to drive and many other attrac- tions for the children, while a charm ing musical program has been arranged for the grown people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15

tho cakes were iced in green ribbon design. Several hundred people were invited to the wedding and reception and the two events combined to form prominent social event in Woodiawn The wedding is also of much interest in Birmingham, where both the bride and groom are well known. The bride is sister of Mir Robert K. Kennedy and of MT. Bruce Kennedy, of Mont gonery. we'll known newspaper man. and of Col. Hughes B. Kennedy, or this city. She is also related to the Somerviile and Going families. She herself is a young woman of great beauty Of character. MT. Carmichael is in charge of the Thomas commis- sary, and he and his bride will be at home at Thomas on their return from Goodwatcr. the home of his parents. The bride wore a travelling suit of blue. made Tn eton style, with hat to match
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Monday April 1sTh members at their Tuesday Carolyn n hon of Lucy Cobbs ~ - vile home Wednesday April 1sMs J. A. Xxi ~ ~ Wednesday sThe the bes of the onian Club will be Wednesday. yyiIen nesday Card Club Il o'clock Ida Wednesday April isThe Wednesday. of John William Bullock Jr will 
 Thursday Apr 1sThe emnized
  entertain Mothers W. W will Ina Smith
 
 21M bers of the Saturday Card Club
 
  Cotilion Sunday April 22The members an eresting literary
  dard Club followed and dance. 2S-Mr uefye compliment L.ucyC Art Club at o'clock at her home in Of rth 
 24Th
 Brilliant Ball in honor of the
 
 April 2Mrs schof will address a at the C1ubH
 
 ton andda to the 3 mai Brith " e
 
 Coleman at home S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
BALL-HAYs.

Friends in Montgomery have receiv- ed the following invitations to a we'd ding in which many will be deeply in- terested-
 MT. and Mrs. James Hays invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter. Grace, to MT. William Henry Ball on the afternoon of Tuesday, April
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15

William Chappell, a negro wanted in Lowndes County, was taken back to Lowndes County last night by Deputy Sheriff Dickerson, who arrived here yesterday
 Chapel is charged with grand lar ceny and he had been released on bond. He nevertheless skipped his bond and came to Montgomery. He was arrested at S:20 o'clock Friday night by Patrolmen Jackson and Mos ley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
GERANIUMs. GERANIUMs:

Special Sale. At 100 Dexter Avenue, commencing
 a. m., Monday we will offer four ten
 cent geraniums ali different. for 2Sc: About twenty different varieties will
 be included In this sale. ROsemOnt<Gardens su-mOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
GRIFFTN-ROGERS. s.

MT. A. c. Griffin and Miss Fannie Lou Rogers will be married at o'clock this evening at the residence of Rev. J. w. OHara, pastor of the Clayton street Baptist Church, who will per form the ceremony.
 MT: Griffin is a popular member of the Montgomery fire department and has the confidence and esteem of many friends.
 Miss Rogers is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rogers of ST Robinson street She is charming and accomplished young woman. etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
IMPORTANT NOTICES
NOTICE, MoTHERs, UNION.

The Mothers Union will meet with Mrs. R. S. Williams, Thursday after noon at o'clock at her home. 514 South Court street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15

II o'clock. April r. Every member is urged to be present. By order of
 Mrs. Charles Coleman,
 President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
THE NEW FIREMEN.

Mayor Teague Named Two New Ones
 Yesterday.
 On recommendation of Fire Chief John F. Browder, Mayor Teague yes, William Joiner as firemen of Steamer Company No. 3, located at Five Points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15

MT. and Mrs. T.'V. Coplev will leave tonight for Durham. N. C. where they will spend about two months.
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to succeed Bremen Curtis and Rhody of this station who have resigned.
 The appointments take effect imnle- diately.
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the twenty-fourth. nineteen hundred and six Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Avondale. Alabama.
 At home, 62S South Lawrence Street, Montgomery, Alabama"
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Town in front of her residence on Her ron street at West End, which was heartily enjoyed by the following chill dren:
 Johesy Leroy Price Ro Jack Denns Ed shelby. Clark Shelby. Leo Gardner, Ernest Gardner. Wanna Hall. Bertha lingsworth. Harry Breed. Nellie Breed. Ruth Deer, Vera Cooper, Lillie Davis, Oscar Davis, Clanton Price, Howard Fowler, Ernest cargilk
 Mrs. Hugh Atkinson and little daugh- ter will leave in few days for the East. Mir. Atkinson who will join them ste aebson Is dor the parry srset wh HsT friends will be glad to know that Mrs Atkinson will return to Montgomery to spend next winter.
 Mrs. J. c. Supple. will leave Tues. day afternoon to attend the wedding of Dr. Henry Golson and Miss Annie Cole man, which will take place at the M. day evening at s o'clock.
 MT, and Mrs. N. k. Walker are to be congratulated on the arrival of street, whom they have named Mamie Bell"
 Miss Annie Bannon of Macon. Ga, will arrive in the city Tuesday and will be the guest of Mrs. John A. Fillmore at her homo on Virginia Avenue.
 Mrs E. D. Sterne and daughter. Mrs. Paul Sterne and Miss May Bernheim of Birmingham Is the guest of MT. and Mrs M Mohr on Sayre street.
 Miss Francis Stakely left last night for Charlotte, N. C., to attend the an- nual convention of Kappa Delta, So- rority.
 Mrs. T. M Ball and little son of Jacksonville, Fla, is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. W. w. McPherson.
 One hundred and fifty young college women will assemble there during the nexf few days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-15
An Easter SuggestiOns Visit
 Tresslar's Studio.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was filed with the Clerk of the United States Court yesterday by E. G. Norton of Montgomery.