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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
Trauett 3 Z et0ett.
Die San %9trtonier 6raner fnbeit
enOli6 elm Ntittel 31r @rlei9>
ternng ibrer 2ei0en.

Sc ideint, oaB Die ,srauen an ais
len 2eioen uno Shmer3er. Die Die
Wenibbeit qudler. ibren uDlIen Nn=
tell haben; iie miiIien iih naufreht
baltenA, miif1en lire Bfthten erfiil.
len, uenn lie aud unausaeieBt an
lbmeraenoen &iden, &cpfmeb,
Sdwinoelanfdlen uno n~ieberoruden.
ben ShmerSer letoen; iie miiien Iid
biden. uentt oas Biden fir Ste cine
DUAL 1T. sic miiiien eeben, iid
beuger1. arbeitet uno men11 Iie nod
10 lebr BON ihredli1en Sbmersen
un0 2eioen nls urIahe Der Nieren=
lei0en beimgelubt tueroen. 9ie 0tes
rem neruriahen rtebr 2eiben tpie irs
geno Elm anheres Srgnr oes n1enIHs
liGen 9Drpers. 6altet Die 0ieren
in Sr0nune uno Die @elunobeit
tam leidt benahrt meroen. 2elet
BON einem 6eilmittel fiir Gierens
t%rantheiten. bas Die Nieren BELT uno
ftdrtt uno opr 2euten empFoblen
tpiro, Die Sbr tenrlt.
Wrs. q. 9opea, SOL ct. Marp
StraBe. Gan NntDniD. Teras, pobns
baft, iagt: Sn elmer Nusiage. Die i'd
i'm Weai 1903 mahte. teilte i'd nit,
oaB meme @eiunbbeit sieullid gut
tuar, bis bic 0ieren beqannen mir
Sbwieri9teit su MAIDEN. moburh i'd
gu Reiten ardBlihe &idenlAmersen
betarn uno ih idmab unb lahn in
ben 2enoen nuroe. Ser Shmers
mar iharf uno ourhbrineeno, beions
oers tpen1 ib mid bIdte ooer etmas
beben moate. Sb tonnte oas 2eioen
ntbt loS meroen. biz ib mir DDan's
0ieren : 8IIen holte. Die i'm 8erar
Drug Store gu bnbert ftnb u. i'd Iagte
IN neinem eriten Beugnis, ooB cine
Sbahtel mid BON Der Shmdhe,
9abmbeit. ben SbmerBert unb anoe.
rem SnmptDmer beS 0ierenleibens
befreite. SD freue mid iebt beitdti.
gen au t0nnen, baB in ben 5tpei sob.
rem. bic ieitoem peraaraer ltnb. ih
utenals tpieoer Nierenleiben pers
ipiirte, Elm 8ewets, oaB Die Sur per-
moment mar.
Bum Gertauf BEL alien 6dnolern.
Brei8 so Gents. Softer Milburn
Co., Buffalo. SEEN 0ort, aleinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Gtoaten.
grinuert sud bes 9amens 9oan
uno nehmt feline anneren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
GlieInabn=Jabr=YlaH
g. u. & u. %. . 8ahu.

3ug SEQ. 2 nod guerp, gpafum, Spu.
ton, 8ucu un6 bnspiifen liegenben Sta,
tionen berl1EtS San Mntonio 8:45 mDraens,
Bug N0. 4(9anp grDdett) naeb guerD
yootum, 9oufton. BocD uno Daatuiidben
lte9enoen Station berldSt San Nntoni1
nm s nbenbS.
Bug 9to. 6 nab 8eebiIe, Corpus ghriti,
Go1tport, Mlice &c. nerIdBt Gan NntDniC
UNI 1:50 mittaes.
BUG HO. / BON BacD, SDnfDn, goafnm,
@nerD &C. f0mmt bier nm 700 abenos an.
Bug No. 3 (Sabp grpdett) BON 8acu,
SDuitDn, 0Datum, guerp, Corpus gbriti
NDdport, 5alfurias, Alice &c. tDmmt in
San Nntonio um 1855 mDrgens an.
3u9 Ho. 5 bDn Corpus gbrifti 8od,
port, Nlice &c. trifft in San Nntpnio UNI
1850 nadmittaos Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
gsou etner gpinue aepiNeu.

Durh 8lutperaiFtung in Sulae ei'
mes Spinuenbifies bdtte Sobn Baibs
lnatOn. BusqueoiGe. Eeras, iein 2es
ben oerloren. mdre er nibt iiberreoet
pOroen, 8udlen'S Grnicn Salbe gu
aebrauheu, bic i'm turierte. IS gts.
bel Ioulpb 8reiB uno 81. gobu &
60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
Cine ehenin hndhhersinp N

Cine ebeniD hohbersiae mie
reihe Stiftuns bat, nad elmer WeIs
ouna aus Srantfnrt a. ST.. bic bort
tDDhuenoe @ittme oes 8antierS
@eora Spener, aemadt. Die frei'
Dame bat fir miiienihaftlihe
8pede einen Betraa our niht meni'
ger nls orei Wiaionen Wart herae'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04

@eht gu It atler' .
saloon uro st e # auront, Til'
llta'StraBe neben Der 9aae Der 5er'
mannai6hne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
Nacb 8rptpusptue.

Der Bug Der SunIet gictoria 9iuifiDn.
Nbfabrt 600 mDreens. mocbt in 8loceoD
8%erbinonna nit Der @utf Goat Sine fur
@orpus gbriti, Gntuuft bort, 4.55 nafm,
Nntunft in Brownsville ....9.25 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
@ernanftige @Drlaoe.

Der &aubm6roer Spunol0 1T aes
fern i'm 60fe oes Strafaefdnenifies
BON Dem Sbarfrihter 4rauts bin,
geribtet u0roen" init oteIen einfas
den, aber bod einorufspDuen @or.
ten miro in 9eutfblano Der Witmelt
ourh GnihIaa r,itqeteilt. oaB Dem
@eieb @eniige gef6eben, elm &api'
talnerbreden geiiibnt mDroen lit.
8ieQeibt baB eiuiae Gage ipdter Ell
mes Der eelblib anaebauhteu Sour.
male nod einige gnaelbeiten iiber bic
lebten 5tunoen bes 9eltnquenteu pers
DfentIidt, aber bas lit audi allies.
Ni6ts bon ben araufteen Ghiloe.
runaen, Die Die Observation-Disclosures
ar1eritanii6e Breiie bel ieoer 0ins
ribtung ben 2eiern auttiidt; ni9ts
uDn benz @ebabren uno Nusleben
oes Delinquenten in Den lebten Nu.
genbltden; nihta BON Dem 8uden
Der @lieomaBen, BON Der tuioerlidyen
rSbom". mie iie itd beiipieIsmeile
reulih mieoer in Gictorin, BET Der
6inrthtuna tes Neaers Bomeu obs
aeIpielt Bat uno Die in efelerregenoer
8reite geibiloert miro, b(oB I'M, Die
Senfation su b~efrieoiQen. Dian bat
behauptet, biele Shiloerunaen Iu0en
obihredeno mirfen, aber es bat fih
Biz iebt nod tein ar1erifaniiher Sri.
f1tifuIDne defIi10en. Der 6iea nnfers
fbrieben batte.
SIM @eaenteil brid5t ii9 audi bier
ons gmpttnben Balm, oaB Die 8ers
treter Der &reiie BON ben 6inriG1e
tunaen fern gebalten toeroen IoQterl,
oaB Elm turaer Berid5t iiber bic Cot
iabe, 0aB Der Waieftdt bes @elebes
@eniige gelheben lit. binreiheno lein
i0llte, urn Die 8enDlterung fiber ben
trauriaen 8urgang at unterridten.
gs bat iid in oieier 6inliGt aber
AUDI bereits Bteles eebeffert. 0ie
anitdnoige Brefie befleiBiet fid elmer
angemefieuen Beidrdntune in ibren
Beribten-aber iHr1er nod aelGtebt
gu niel, bentl uniere rBennbliner"
r1iiiien bod auf Die Soften tumme1.
SIN Benniplnanier miro iest Der
Weriud gerlabt. oieier i~eniattunel.
lea Beribteritattun9 iber binrida,
tnngen elm @noe su MAIDEN. SIN Der
2eaisIatur oes aenanuter Staates lit
eine Borlnge eingebraht, tpelHe cine
9en1einiame &ihttdtte rlabe benHuht.
bdnier1 uDribld9t, Die entfernt BON
ben Ben6lterung8aentrer aber bod
letht erreibbar iein iou. Seine pur,
bertQe Nnfdnbiaung bes 6tnrth.
tun9stageS unb Der Stunoe iDH erfD(.
gen, ausgenDmmen an Die sur2eiden,
ihau gelaoenen amblf Burger, pun
oenerl amei Gerate fem Iunen.
Ser Warosn oes RubtbauIe8 nebIt
bier @edhlfen lonen suqeQeaen iein
uno Die 6inribtung pDrnebmen.
Dent Deiinquenten ioQ aeftattet Ieiu,
arDei @eitIide 90 beitimmen, bic linn
bic leBten Er6itunaen Der Girdbe su.
tOnanler lafien uno i'm nuf Seinem
|lebten @nn9e bealeiten Ipuen. Dem
Waroen iOIen $25 uno Soften lir
ieoe 6inribtuno 5u1ebiliet tuerben.
gs unterlieat teinem 8meifel, ooB
onrh Elm oernrtiae8 Doer elm Ghnli,
dies @efeb Die GoIftredung oes
E0oesurteils i'm @atner bes @eiebes
nlel pDn Der %untuiroiaen Seniati0u,
ole iebt in Der Brefie aus iDlben
TOradnger gemabt wiro. uerlieren
uiroe.
fsS1rc SsC%.N1 l&,44Ns Nf.,xxr,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
EDITORIALS tnifiDn, @. .. & q. u.
(0nlf gbpre.)
Nbfahrt

Nah guerO, 8ictoria. Sort 9auaca, Cor.
PMS @brifi, Brownsville, 8io @ron6e
gttp, @Dlioo, 8eebiGe, 8barton, Bola.
ctoS uno Sout0n .......6 800 moraens.
Nntuntt misunderstanding abenos.
Der Som SouftDn" nadb guero, &icto.
rio, WbartDn I'm S0ufton ...........
Nb nbrt ......... .....7.55 abenhs
M~nfunt .........7.0 90 mDrnenS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04

8ot Chicago, ct. 9Duis, 8anIas 9th,
Dallas, Sort @ortb uub 8ac0, tdaI.A
(Suniet Depot .........7.30 mDraens.
9ocalaua nia Smithnine -. 9.O5 abenos
IIomo SPECIAL BON Smithuile. SouIton,
9uIbet0n .6.2E morqenS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
sine nernadtine lIniter

uno elm nieht CANA gutes vi tpiirbe Nies
r1ano 81 ii6 aebmen, uno opb tiuen
lelte tire Mdeen nit alien Sprten efeI<
batter Solbereien an. bic Nr5eneien hei.
zen. Run, Die B~ernbarbiner M6nche,
tuelGe bic 8riefter, @elebrten ntlo 9oftDs
rem oeS IL Sabrbunberts tuaren, ipiirten
ben Gnfang nDn &~ranfbeiten in iraenb Ell.
ner nnre9eImdbigteit Der 4eber auf, uno
tnoem iie i'm 8han5enreib nnb Seilmite
tel fubten. er5annen Iie, mas beute als
st. Bernharo'S &rduterpiaen" 6efannt
TT. nno 10 pDpuldr unb erfoIGreib mar
oaS. 6aB es Sahrhunoerte lang elm tuirf.
ltbeS nniDerialsS eilmtttel eenannt mirb.
Die st. 8ernbnro &r6uterp;IIen babeu
als elm Sober . RegulierunesmitteI uidbt
Shres @teid9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
guathern 9aetfie Rahu.

@bfahrt,
Wad9 Netu Orleans, Souif0n unb Cal
nefton t1alib ..-.......12.10 mittaa8.
uro lib aben6s.
yfab eagle Bas, Gl 8aiD, galifornien
urh Werito. % BORN. u. $50 abenbs.
anfuntt.
Bon Stem Africans, p0ntton unb Gal.
bet0n taelih ..........6 $50 moraena.
unb 500 Nabm.
Bon gl Taip, g~aIifornten unb Nerifu
......,... II. 40 bprun. unb IL abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04

8oR St. Souls u. benz Sfer, $50 moroens
80n l0calen 8untten ....l0.10 mDraens.
BON ct. 3ouis u. benz Often, TBS abenos
Ton 9areoo nno Mterito. -. 100 nacbm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
ct. sOnts & san SrancsscO Sabm.
Wbfahrt.

Rocb Sort Smith, Springfield, ct. Souls,
Ranios Git9. Chicago IS. 6 8. 81. De.
pUtl 90 abeuhS.
Gnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls. Ranias gitp, 8arts, gbi.
cn9p 1910 mpraens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
neber anaeb[idde @eiienldu

ueber %ntlgeblldbe EeileplGrle
oes oentIhen Ratiers fnr ben Sume
nler tauhen ~aberuaalS @erhmte auf,
Die ieoUh u0rldufa ieber amtlider
BeftdtiQura entbebren. So per,
lautet. Der 2aiier tuerbe i'm WDnat
SUM- nah Nien reiIer, hin, Der feier.
liHen Gntblaune oes Gentmals fir
bic Raiferin Gliiabetb beiauuDtuert,
tuelhe am 10. September 1898 oDnl
benz Nnarhiiten 4ucdaeni in Semi
ourh einen DDlhitid ermproetn uroe.
5eraer bei6t es, on6 Der Raiier fiH
nnfanas Suli nab 3Dpenhagsn be-
oeben ueroe, nm ben a6nia Trieo'
rid 3u beiuden. uno oaB i'm bic
&ailerin uabridetnlih bealeiteu
meroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
W. q. 8 =. Babn.
u hrt,

stab @aco, Sort 8prtb, Dallas, aau}as
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, t1glih,
(Suniet 9epot) ..........9.O0 aben6s
9Dcalsug nio SmitbbiIe. .....7 .30 BORN.
&lnmo SPECIAL nadb Smitbbille. Soufon.
9oIbefton .l0.25 abenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
0atet @ud, ppr snlpen nenen Rn.

Ps4t<t OMW WUI SWtUEW HkBtH SEN-
tarrb, bic nledflber entbalteu, oa auedftlber iibsr
ben Slim oes 8erllhs ~serft6ren nno bas gon;e Sp=
Hem uoaig ~3erriitten wirS, penn es our9 Die i&tei=
intgen Sberfdheti e%inorirgt. Solbe Irtitel Iolten
ME auBsr auf @erorOnun9 gut b~eruiener aerste aez
brauht tueroen. ou Der 66aoeu, Den fe anri9ten,
jebnnial 10 9roB 1T dig oos @ute, bag Sbr oapon En-
aielen. tOnntet. 6atf's 8atarrh BUR,
f~abrsiert bon 6.9 @beuen & Co., Scteoo, Ohio,
entbdlt iein 0ledfilber uno Dtro innerli9 genom-
men uno tpirtt oirett duf Die ibleir,ieen Oberfdhen
oes Sptems. @enn Sbr 9aa's &atarrb : sur
tauft, ieio fiber, oaB Sbr Die date 6etommt. sic
miro lnterltb genommen unb In 6oleoo, Ohio, BON
q. ). @beneo 8 So. genta6t.
So gertoujt bon alien NpOtbeteru. preis IS
Gents bic Giai6e.
Nshmt Saa's FamfIteu DIlen iar gerfopfuno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-04
s. q O. u. 8aan.
u B Ell

Rad allen NorosEerns Buntten ........
............... 4 nbr unb 500 BORN.
Io@ ct. 9Duis, Mempbis unb BEN
Often .l.20 ubr nadbr1.
Nah 9Drb : Seras, &anIas Gitp un6
ct. gouis. ............. $50 obenbs
Anb Weertt0. ........... 1920 bonn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
NOTICE,

RESOLVED that meeting of the stock aoiders of the Andrew Railroad Safety Ap- pIiance Co.,. is hereby called to be held at the office of the Montgomery Light & Wa ter Power Co, in the City of Montgomery. at 6 pm. o'clock, on the 18th day of De- tobsr, 1907, for the purpose of increasing the capital stock of said corporation. from s10O, 900 to S3, 5O0. 900. and for the transae- tioH of such other business as may lawfully be transacted at said meeting;
 RESOLVED FURTHER. That the secre- tary be and he is hereby instructed to send a copy hereof, by mall, to each stockhold- CT whose address is known, and also to cause the same to be inserted for thirty days prior to said meeting in The Mont Konnery Advertiser. a newspaper published in the City and County of Montgomery. State of Alabama, in which said corpora ton Is located.
 I.E. F. Higgins. Secretary of the Andrew Railroad Safety Appliance Company. here by certify that the foregoing Is a full and true copy of resolutions adopted at meet ing of the stockholders of said corporation held on the 18th day of September. 1907.
 witness my hand and the seal of said corporation, this the 18th day of September. 1907. -
 (sEAL) E. F, HIGGINS.
 If Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
FATEOF HULL STREET
TRACTION COMPANY DIRECTORS
 ARE TO DECIDE TODAY.
Dispute Over Right of Way Expected to Be settled Amicably--WM Open Way to Valuable
 Property.

The extension and paving of Hull Street depends upon a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Montgomery Traction Company in Philadelphia to- day. In all probability, the action of the Board at the Philadelphia meeting will be favorable.
 The Traction Company owns part of the right of way needed for the exten- sion of the street from Finley Avenue to Fielder Street. This extension wkll run over land which has formerly been private property. A number of the property owners have already given to the city part of the right-of-way. The Traction Company some years ago bought the right-of-way for it's tracks and along this right-ot-way the street is to be extended.
 The Traction Company has been slow in giving the city the necessary right of-way. The city could, of course, in- stitute condemnation proceedings ana buy the land at price to be nxed py a condemnation jury. The city has' however. refrained from condemnation proceedings and the improvement has temporarily been held up.
 The city officials have been assured bv the local officials of the Traction Conpany that they have recommend ed to the Directors that the right-of- way be deeded the city for the exten- sion of Hull Street. There is every reason to believe that this will be done bv the Traction Directors.
 If the action Is favorable, 1t will mean the advance of one or the most mos important public improvements uhder- taken by the city in recent years. From Finley Avenue to Fielder Street. . distance of about three city blocks tbere is field covered only by the tracks of the Traction Company In carrying forward the improvement the oit,, viii make the extension an ex- celIent street and pave it with asphalt This will make Hull Street the incest driveway into the city. It will, Fur. thermore, give an outlet to CloverdaAe ana the new college property, whicf will not necessarily pass througn ? been rushed that 1t may give a dRive- % wav and an approach to the new Wo r,sn's College, just beyond CloNeroale'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
WnLPAY THEIR WAY
CITY HAS NO FUND FOR FIREMEN
 AND P0LICKssIEN's FARE.
Mayor Teague Is Hopeful That The City Wfil Win Mandamus Suit Against the Traction
 Company.

The City of Montgomery, Mayor Teague announced yesterday. will not pay the street car fares of firemen and policemen fin, the interim of today and the day-October 6-on which the City Court of Montgomery will decide whe- ther the Montgomery Traction Company may. can. or must. supply them with frec tickets.
 The short time remaining from the term of the present Council in which such a business might be practically transacted, the lack of a fund from which the moneys necessary to pro- vide transportation. and, above all, the hope that the city will have authority. by decision of the court. to compel the Traction Company, which is said to re- qlire only privilege and not compul- sion, to furnish the desired passes. were said by the Mayor to be his req sons for not offering to pay for trans portation fot the hremen and the po- licemen. as the Mayor of Birmingham had ordered done in Birmingham.
 Mayor Teague said that he was un- willing to anticipate a condition that may be subsequent to the present tenn porary inconvenience. He is hopeful that the city will win US suit against the Traction Company. and that the trouble will thus be avoided. If the court decides that the Traction Com pany may not give passes to employees of the city. he may recommed the adop- ton of an ordinance by the Council to appropriate an amount of money sufh- cient to afford transportation. and of an ordinance charging an approximats sum against the Traction Company for it's franchise.
 In Birmingham, the street car com pany is transporting firemen and po- | licemen free of charge, but keeping a record of the number of those trans ported. If it is held by the courts that free transportation is illegal, the city of Birmingham will pay the company fha chargea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

they will heed 1t. and make the mod- ificatfons requested, while others are of the opinion that they will think that having acted in line with what they understood was the attitude of the State Commission at the time, tho State Commission should do the low ering act, and should at the same time go into the other raises made and lower them if need be. to get in line with other assessments.
 It had been generally understood that no reductions would be consid- cred by the State Commission this year. but since that assumption has proven erroneous 1t is certain that Coffee County banks will be applicants for reductions. as reduction from 100 per cent! to 50 per cent. would amount to nice savings in taxes
 On the streets some talk Is heard that the visit of Commissioner Powell here, and the disposition toward fair ness he manifested will result in better understanding between revenue officers and tax payers, while others are heard to say that complications win result that will greatly hamper and embarrass assessors. county com missioners and County Tax Commis- sioners.
 An appeal from the action of the County Commissioners on one saw mill concern was taken in the summer to the Circuit Court, where 1t Is now pending. A very large raise wass list ed by the County Tax Commissioner. and only small part thereof was sustained when a hearing was had. It is possible that the action of Com missioner Powell on a similar raise that was sustained by the court will result in the dismissal of the appeal. It is said that the County Tax Com missioner was not very badly disap- pointed at the action of the court on the case which he appealed, but that he took the appeal in order to silence the talk of small tax payers who had been raised to the effect that large tax payers who had influence and law yers were likely to fare better than small ones
 | All in all ,the visit of Mir. Miller and Mir. Powell to Coffee Is a source of much talk. Those who met Mir. Powell were very favorably impress
 ed with his pleasant manners and good sense. He seemed well posted on taxation and kindred matters
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
NOTICE

,aEEAm, LIQUOR DEALERS AND RE
 TAu.ERS OF BEER
 Faaear dealers in 6pirituous, Vtnous or NEaff Tdouors will, as required by ordinance. flIe aiEeir applications for licenses. together with the certificates of ten freeholders re- sidinr within the ward in which the appli- cant proposes to do business, and herewith deuoeit with the City Clerk one-half the amount of such license; the balance to be naIr uxRor to the 18th day of November, 1907. Ali applicat tons must be filed within the naxf len days SO that action may be taken bv tine City Council before the first day of Application and certificate blanks may be '''~ JOHN J. FARLEY.
 IDA City Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
carried to Montromery.

Special Police Oficer J. P. Avant of Montgomery came to Selma this morn ing for the purpose of taking back to Montgomery a negro named John Frazier who was arrested here some months ago for carrying a concealed weapon. Frazier is said to be want ed in Montgomery for murder. 1t being alleged that one day during the past summer he shot and killed a negro In Montgomery named Will Lewis
 After reaching Selma this morning MT. Avant went to the county jail, whePo Frazier was confined He rec ognized him instantly as the negro who was wanted in Montgomery. The case in the Circuit Court against Fra zler was dismissed by Judge Miller and MT. Avant left this afternoon with his prisoner for Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
WORKOF NCENDIARY
SECOND ATTEMPT WAS THWART-
 ED BY DEPARTMENT.
Home of Lucy williams MysteriOusly Fired Twice Recently Police are Invca-
 tfRafing.

Tn extinguishing fire in the house, 760 North Decatur Street at Il o'clock yesterday morning the Fire Depart ment thwarted what is believed to have been the second attempt of un- known incendiaries to destroy the building. 4 report of the case was made to Chief of Police W. H. Taylor by Assistant Fire Chief E. J. Grifith and the Police. Department is attempt ing to lind the guilty persons.
 Answering an alarm from Box 19 the Fire Department easily extinguished the flames which had their origin In trunk in which kerosene and other highly infiammabie material had been ignited. The damage done by the fire was inconsiderable.
 Less than a month ago the Fire De- partment extinguished an incendiary fire in the same house. The building Is occupied by Lucy Williams. a negress, who is employed as a car cleaner in the railway yards in North Montgomery and is absent from home during the day. It is suspected that an enemy Is attempting to destroy the property in revenge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
 September 24th. 1907. Notice is hereby given that the assess- ments for taxes for the year. 1sOt' nave for the inspection of all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk.
 The City Council of Montgomery has fix ed the sth day of October. 1907. at twelve g21 o'clock noon, for hearing objections to said assessments. correcting errors and sup plying omissions. All objections must be In writing and must be filed with the City C.lerh on or before the date fixed by the Council fer hearing the same. .-
 W. NJ TEA0UE, 1Ot Mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Transferred to Birmingham.
An ApUrOaching Marriage,

The following invitation, announcing the approaching marriage of two pop ular young people, is being received today by their many friends. The in vitation is as follows:
 ''Mr. Edgar Poe Russell requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of his sister. Eula Grey, to MT. Hugh Meador Stanfill on the evening of Wednesday the 18th of October. 1907. at o'clock. First Presbyterian Church, Selma, Ala"
 The bride-elect is one of Selma's most beautiful. charming and talented young women. By her charming and sweet womanly ways. she has won for herself a large circle of friends, who will extend to her their hearty con- gratulations in advance.
 The groom Is a popular young Sel- anian, who has a large number of friends. He holds the responsible po- sition of city ticket agent of the South ern Railway. and since entering the service of that system, has risen rap idly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
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BIDS WANTED.

Bfas will be received by the Board of Ravenus until 12 noon. Monday Sept Sotn. 1or wravailinR about 8 < miles of the Rocky Mount Road. near Eaftel
 T3ids will also be received for grading and bridging the whole ten miles of Flowers Road, or for any of the thFee following sec HtOns.
 section One:-Fron Bullock County line to d poiut one-haIf mile north of Mathews Station.
 north of Mathews Station to point one mile west of Cecil.
 Section Three:--From point one mile west of Cecil to Nulliss' Creek.
 spacIgications can be obtained at office of County Engineer. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved
 S. T. wESTCoTT. ,,aa .er,-su Clerk.