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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20

Niao Marie Wilkinson returned last
week from David City, Nebraska,
where shc spent her vacation. She
reports ! delightful time and viii
commence teaching In district II
mkt Monday.
Or. 9. w. Morrison returned last
saturday from his visit at DesMoines.
He WAa charged with having commit
tNd matrimony while at the Iowa
metropolis but he denied the soft
Impeachment 80 gently chat he left
hta friends guessing.
The best cigar in town without
regard 70 price Is Becker's Gate City
Club. It's - cent cigar but II Is
better than any 10 center. Try It.
NJ. and Mn H. N. Jones. Mrs. NC
Cr0asan and Mrs. Prior Of Sioux Falls,
nd83f@ Sheridan Of Duluth c&me
down from Sioux Falls last Friday
and were Joined BY Judge Cnthbert
and Nix Nora Harlan and under the
guidance OF Nj. and Ma. Thomas
Thomson were driven out to the
Thoraon farm northwest Of town
where ! picnic dinner was enjoyed
supplemented With plums and apples
from tho orchard ID which they n
Ijoyed tlhsfr festal repast.
yin ~ yoa the highest market
Ipttco stof ynur cream
W. 3. CLoUp.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20

II Is hereby ordered and declared
that the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad company shall be and is here
by assessed in the several subdivisions
In Lincoln County, South Dakota, as
follows:
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20

Will.
s'a equity nj s9 Of hin D g IS In County Court
In the matter OF the Estate of John NJ.
Mats, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting
to Helen l. Byrnes. Martha f. Oliver. Clara
May Cummings and Mira NJ. Brabyn. heirs at
ceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Court. made on
the 9th day of Sept. Al. 1907. notice is here
by given that Monday. the 3Oth day of Sept.
q. =; IgV.. at ~ o'clock a.; m. of said day, at
House. at Canton. in the County of Lincoln.
nave been appointed as the time and place
for proving the Will of said John NJ. Mats,
deceased. as a Foreign Will. and for hearing
the said petition for probate thereof and the
ISSUANCE OF Letters T~estamentary therein.
when and where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated at Canton. South Dakota. the 9th
day of Sept. A. D.. 1907.
By the Court.
Attest; ASA FORREST. .JR..
GEO. OLSON. Judge of the County Court.
Clerk of the County Court.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20
Notice Of Receiving Bids for the Con-
.-A.....

HVtaC0 u MeCeIvIng BID I0f the Con-
struction of Sidewalks.
Notice is hereby given that the City Coun-
Gil OF the City OF Cantor will be in session at
the Council Chamber in the City OF Canton
on Monday. September 36. 1907. at 8 o'clock o..
m; OF SAID day. At which time and place 1t
VIII receive bids for the construction Of the
following described sidewalks, viz:
Lots sever. eight. nine, block thirtv-
four. south side Milton Ave, Ave feet wide.
g. g. GLENDINNINa, Mayor.
City Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20
TOTALS

1t Is hereby ordered and declared
that the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cifc Railroad Company shall be and
Is hereby assessed in the several sub
divisions In Lincoln County, South
Dakota, as follows:
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
DAFT pnAn MpANv gN
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20
ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 31st.
A. ID. 1906,
or the condition and affairs of the
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-

PNN1,
Organized under the laws of the State of
New York. made to the Insurance De-
partment of the State of South Dakota
pursuant to the laws thereof. President,
Charles A. Peabody. Secretaries, VIII
liam ]. Easton, William Frederick Dix:
business, FEBRUARY LIST, 1S43. Home Of
flee, "a Nassau street. New York, N. y.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-09-20

+. 2. Sept. 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-17
Gtielbabn=Tabr=El
Q. M.E& u. .. Wabn.

8us SO. 2 mad guero, goatum, Ssu.
ton, 8aco unb babmii1en Iiegenoen Stas
tioneA nerldBtG nn Mntunio 8:45 muraels.
8ug No. 4 (Danp grodett) nadb gueru.
goatutn, 9Duiton, @aco uno ba5miiMen
Itegenoen citation perlaBt Sun Mntpni0
um 8 abenbS.
Bug ND. 6 mad 8eeniIe, Corpus gHriiti.
Rpdp0rt, 4lice &C. berldBt San MntoHio
um LOO mittags.
3ng ND. l non 8aco, SDuitDn, goatum,
gneru &c. fommt bier urr1 700 obenbs an.
Bug SEQ. 3 (9aDp grodett) bun 8ncp,
0Oufton, Ooafu1n, guerD, Corpus ghriiti,
&odport, Jalfurias, Nlice &C. fDnrnt in
Gan glatoniD nm 7:55 mDrgens an.
8ug SD. 5 BON Gurpus Gbrifi. Sod.
port, Nlice &C. trifft IN Gan Nntonio unt
l:50 narhmittaes Elm. +
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-17

einioe Reit gu 6auie uno peroinate
iid lp6ter als D~ienftmdoden. 9ie
Bidder uarer1 ibr aber int1er oas
ltebIte, uno TO muroe iie befdbiet,
buIo cine @uupernanteniteQe 5u be-
tleioen, auerft in Der 9eintat, lpdter
in Gualanb. Sic CAB i'm Sabre
1897 ibren Beirut auf uno lebte aug
ihlteBlih ibren Stuoien. Ra9 man
den Wn5ialeri aelana es ibr, CUR
uninerfitat edinburgh suaelaffen gu
neroerl. uno bort bat it@ Der grDBe
@unIh ibres 2ebens erfuut. Or.
Bauline Maier bat iib ibren Btr'
tungstreis in China geiudt, als
NiiliDnsdrstin elmer enaltihea Wtii'
itUn; fie III auf benz Beae oOrthin.
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Ser 1riiblings=G arneOal.

@8 5eist gum 6riiblingss garnepal
SIN I66nften G9maf iid San MntOn'
@s nab'H basu BON iiberal
Die bo6pinfom' men @dite Ibpn.
SIN 2idterl9mud er9ldn5t Der 5luB,
@etteiferno nit Beneoias Bra9t,
glt8 bdtt' mar uns gum S~eItessruB
Den Canal srano" bierbersebra6t.
Damn rei6sei6midter Baseu 3ier,
sic 5ei9en iid beim 8lumenfeit,
Sn gang Nmerifa's &euier
Mit Dem ii6 ni9ts oer9leiden ldBt.
am Gan Sacinto brad Der Gag
Ser Sreibeit on, 10 itOl5 uuo frob,
@enn AUDI babel in Triimmer lag
Die blutsetrdufte Mlamu.
Dod beut' iiebt bas ebrtpiiro'se Saus,
Nidt mebr seidudr5t BON 8utuerbampf,
90 itOl5 i'm Seitesi6mude aug,
Gin Monument pom Seloentampf.
8er 5os bon %uni'rer I60nen 5tabt
Sc unbefriebi9t nieber fort,
Der fe nidt bO6seprieien bat,
Gls Sreibeits> unb als Greubenbort?
60 fommt gum 5eite benn berbei
Sbr @dite ar, bon nab unb fern.
$50 INNER eure 9e;mat lei
SIM 9roBen Gtaat bonn gin5elz5 Stern,
1no Ieio BON pielem S9au'n SIR matt
lnb tuinidt gud cine Stdrfuus bier.
so nebmt oas Bette, mas man bat,
Sas oielberiibmte Zone Gtar . 8ier.
3 1T feline Gtabt I'M sau5sn 9au6
90 i66n pie San Nntonio bier,
unb ebenio 1T @u6 befaHnt
Ils 2abetrunf bas Gone gfar . @ier.
Nuf San @ntonio brinsen mir
Gin ,,oreimal oonnerne Sod" oann aus ;
9as trinfen mir in Zone Etar $ 8ier
90 redt in poIem Saus uno 8rauS.
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9te Nsabl i'm SpAuta
fhr 5Gulsg ruitees ereob bas fDleeu
be Re1uftnt:

~ 01N% ~SCI%$S~ $~h~~ ~ ISA9NN
be Geiultat:
9ifrift SEC. L, s. Rraut, Stag 9bpper>
tpetn; ND. 2, Wug &eiae., @bas. &rnmm;
4. Charles Braun, 8. S. Braun; So.
gbas. Steubine. 8iuiam 8ebfelb; 6. tein
Reiultat; z, gbris Stabl, Senrb Gtabl;
8, gbrift Gdbroeber, NbDlbb &rensler; 10.
p. Sarlos, u. &eeb; 1917, Carl Brins,
8iQtam Bape; II SribD Steal, emil
56erb; IL, emil Gcrolo, Senrh
Brauie; Is, 81. 8. 8infler, S.
s. Steinbine; Is, 8. $. Nnberion,
IS. u. SDnes; 1917, Nbolpb Bpenig, 6.
s. Sbfler; 10 SDhn Wbterbera, SacD6
Seiber; 20, NIf. Breeder, 3. gcbterb0f; %,
9ermann @uB. 8ebro 8arnpra; Is, Maca<
rip Sutsar, George 9bIof; 81 IS. 6
Shelton, s. ". Rann; %, SDe &auffe
mann, Senrn 9iebiger; 80, g. 8. Moore,
s. 81. BsrDn; 81, Sermonn SorfDbs.
5rant Naeel; 80. $. 3. @alopan, Sieb>
rid Seidmann; 80, fein 8eiultat; 80,
@uftan Eouoou5e, S. $. @attben; 81, S.
3. gbanagneur, S. SO. gscobra.
Sir Die 9iftritte. in tuelden teine
Babl itattfano, mirb Der County
Sbulfuperintenoent Die 9ruitees ers
l1enrert.
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PEOPLES TICKET.
Nominiert in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC am Q.
Mpil 1907.

in Der 8eetbunuusSaue am
Npil 1907.
Nagur:
Brpan @allaeban.
Stabtantualt:
SDi. &pan.
GfefiOr:
SDbn Stappenbe6.
Solicitor:
g.. BitIemain:
Nubit0r;
9. Beae.
Shasmeiter:
@bas. ". S. 6ummeL.
Reteroer:
SO. 6. Dudley.
Nl6ermen.at' 4arse;
SObn Bauer.
Sphn z. 0ambletun.
@m. 8. St bter.
y. s. W n.
ALDERMAN srite 8aro;
S. st. 2ambert.
alderman 5tueite 8arb:
Gil Nrnauh.
alderman brittle Baro;
Grid sc enger.
alderman nierte Baro;
@baa. g. Smitb.
ALDERMAN faufte Baro:
u. s. 2udmDoo.
alderman leffte 8aro:
&. s. Carer.
alderman Iiebente Basb:
60. BrQoen.
ALDERMAN nhte 8aro:
@miL Suebn.
@nBeiae.)
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MuerIet.

Bradtn0uer Geeen lift u6breno
oer Haht nort Dienitaa auf Mitt.
muh aefaIen. Derielbe bat smar
uniere Observation-Disclosures 9riino'
lid qeit6rt. lit aber fir oas 9aro BON
unaebeurem 0uBen eenelen. Gr bat
iib iber ben gansen Siiomeiten aus,
gebreitet.
6eute abeno UNI s nbr finoet
Der ginsug oes garnenalst0nigs Sc
lanai ILL. fat. Die onrd1 Den &es
gen aeltern abeno geft0rte @aifers
fabrt utro DDnneritaa abeno abQes
halten.
= Wie aus DaIas aemelbst miro,
mirb bic ndhite Sibung Der @rpBs
luge oer 6ermannsID6ne nabrihein.
lib bier abaehalten meroen.
- Die nBure ssuoo"s Nusitenuug
in oer Beethouens6 aae lit erDHnet
tuuroen.
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gede sahrhunserte aenitaen,

urn au befatigen. mas Die 2eute i'm II.
Sabrbnn6ert bebaupteten, oas ndrnlid3
6as orDBe Sober Regulterungsmtttel Der
M6nhe BON ct. 8ernbaro, oas Jest als
ct. Scenarios 8rauterpiIeu betannt 1T,
elm pirt1itbes l1ninerial E Seilmittel, 10
tueit oas m69lih lit, tuar. Sic e~rfannten
ben fontrDaierenoen ginfluB Der Sober in
Geiunobeit un6 &rantbeit, uno ihre tpuns
nD1e gntoedun9 iebte fie in Stono, elmer
eroBen Nnsabl nDn 9eioen Bel berer 8e>
9in1 entaegensutuirfen, inbem tie bic 9e<
Der auert nie6er in Sronung brabten.
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sstrfltdbe xatiad,eu.

Set finfsebn Sabren lit cunts
Sure unter Der ftritten @arantie per'
fault mUroen. iraeno cine Sort1t BON
SUDDEN uoer 6auttrantbeit gu beilen
= aars aleih. mie tie bei6en u,6Qe.
Sn oieier lanaer Belt hnben rueriger
oenn elm Sr0Sent Der 3dufer ibr @elo
auriduerlanat. @ncum? Die We'
oiain nerrihtet ibre Grbeit.
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7te Mriadhe.

TauIenoe uon Shahteln BON
6unt's Cure neroen idhrlih unter
Der pofitioen @orantie uertauft. I'M
gcsema. Tlefte. 8otlauf. &ina'
purm uno iudenhen Shmer5 in ir-
eeno elmer Tprm 81 helen. ytur
menige in Der 9nt oerlongen ibr @elo
surid. Die urlabe 1T ertldrlih;
6unt's Cure tut. mDfiir fe empfoh'
len lit.
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Won etner gptmme gebiHem.

9urh BIutnereiftung in Golae els
nes Spinnenbifies hdtte SDbn 8aib'
ineton. BUaquenine. Teras, iein 2es
ben oerlDren, mdre er nibt iiberreoet
mDroen, 8udlen's Nrnica Salbe gu
aebrauheu, bic i'm turierte. Is gts.
bel Goolpb DreiB uno 81. gpbn &
So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-17

Sn Sola, 2a., bat man ben
Weaer Gharlie StrauB gelpnbt. Der
neulib III Der ShieBerei in Buntie
Wn[QE neoeben hot.
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Spbm 8. Bolton, OeFentlider
@otar. @runoetQenturi. Gaettt fir
Beniionaaniprihe. @6e GrDdetts
uno GauarrDs Stra6e. aegeniiber BON
Der San GntDnip @rpre6." Reues
EeIepbDn 439.
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goM gbicagp, ct. Souls, RanIas gitp,
Dallas. Sort @ortb unb @oco, tn9I.A
(Suniet 9epDt) ........7.3 80 u1Dreens.
Hocalaue uia SmithniIe 80. 9.05 nbenbB
GlamD SPECIAL BON Smithpine, Soufton.
8olpeiton ..............6.2e ntur9ett9.
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Citizens NOn-Partisan Ticket.

in Der NtarttbaGe, 20. Rdra 'O7
Mabur:
Subn Us. Tubin.
Staotanmalt:
81. IS. Sngrum.
Solicitor:
Charles 6Drn il.
NfieKDr:
Tbao. IS. Smith.
Aubitpr:
IriB 9rDps.
5hntmeiter:
SobnS s.. Gentiman.
&etDroer:
T.. @riff Spnes.
Qloermen' at.2arge:
s. u. Gbapa.
Siloa $ eimaun.
9eprge 8. & aliaferro.
Jbmin Bobemi1s.
alderman erite Barb:
Nnorem Meger.
alderman apeite Barb:
s. 9. S6pbte.
alderman brittle Baro:
BauI so eeriheiot.
alderman pierte Baro:
8. 6. EhDmpon n.
Ilberman FINITE 8arb:
Or. 6. 6. SbrDpihire.
alderman ieebte @aro:
Us. 81. Sbafer.
alderman iiebente 8aro:
Wifliam Dubr0mOtSti.
ALDERMAN ahte 8arb:
JrantS s. 3 Dbharot.
(Nnsei9e.l
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"a. Sc. & =. Waba.
Nbfnhrt.

aab @aco, Sort Bprtb, Dallas, Rnnias
gits, ct. Souls unb Chicago, t6elih.
(Suniet 9eppt) ..........9.00 aben68
90calsuo nia Smitbniue. 30 BORN.
MInmo special mad S~mitbniIe. pouftun.
@alueftpn 1925 abenbs.
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0tctprta 9tbiiiDm, o. 8. d q. M.
(0nIf Gbure.)

(0nlf GbDre.)
0bfohrt.
Rad guero, gictoria, Bort 2auaca, Cor.
pus gbrifti, 8rDunsnine. &iD granoe
gttb. goliao, 8eeuiue. @bartDn, 8ala.
ciDs uno SDuftpn .......6.0 90 mDreeHs.
Antnnft .8.45 abenns.
Der Sam SDuiton"Euab gnero, gictD.
rio, Bbarton IN Soufon ...........
as ..............7.55 abenh3
Nnfuuft .......7.O 90 ntpraen8.
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Soathern 0acifie @aha.

Abfahrt.
Na9 9seip Orleans. SDutDn unb @als
ueIt0n tGQlieb ......... II. 10 u1ittnas.
un0 ...ll.3O aben1s.
Ram eagle Bag, OIL Gaio. Californian
un6 WeritO. Is norrs. u. $50 abenos.
Gnfuntt.
Bon Stem Africans, 2Duitor unb @al.
beit1n tdelih ..........6.30 u1prgens.
uno 600 Na5rn.
Bon gl BalD, galifDrnten un6 Reritp
.....,.... IL 40 BORN. unh II aben5s.
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5. & 9. %. Wabn.

Nbfabrt.
Rad allen 0DrbsS sIMnften ........
.............. 4 ubr unb 500 bprni.
Rad ct. Souls. Mempbis unb benz
Often ................1.20 nbr nnd5E1.
Nam 0orb . TeEas, &anias gitp unh
ct. Souls. $3.50 nbenb8
Nam Rerito. 1912 boryJ,
Mntuntt.
Boa ct. 2puis u. benz Often, $50 morgerg
BON lDcolen Huntten .-..10.I0 mDrgen2.
Bon st. 00uis u. benz Often, 7.25 abeubs
Bon Qas4oD unb MteritD .... leo nnrhn1.
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S6riftieker nerlangt.
Gin getibter SdriftieBer finbet TO-
iort Steuung.
.Srsie Breife fir Eeras".
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Majestic Theater.
Letzte Wcebe.

Beilman g. Moore, A Bit ofVaudevilie.
Linden Beekwith, in 1.-The Singing
Portrait. DeHyIo, Eccentric BaIan-
Ger. Harrison = King Co., in sour
Bltterest Foe. Al Bartlett, Nils
Grand Organ Chimes. Trainer &
Mohier, HRlack Faced Comedins".
5onntag= Matinee =4rete. Is, Is. 35 uno so Gents.
Ibeno 9reiie ........I5 25. So. so uno Is Gents.
Wohentaa= Matinee. .Grtuafieue 25r, 8inber 15c.
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iNacb 8rptuaSpiue.

Der 8us Der Suniet 8ictOria 9iniipn.
Nbfabrt 800 moraens. r1att in glaceoD
CORPUS Gbrifti. Nntunft bort. 4.55 naehm,
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ct. SDuts s. San Jrametsco Haba.
Nbfuhrt,

Nab Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. 2puis.
8anfas Gitp, Chicago Is. & o. q. De.
pot) 800 abenba.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. 9ouis, &anIas gitp, Baris. OBI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10.l0. morgens.
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SIR Staot' 8 d q 3 M e # er.
Die rSreie 8reiie fir 5egas" it nutori.
iiert. Serrn SnD s. Tentimana ls
&an6toat fir oos Nmt oes Staotihab'
meiiterS ansufinoigen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
DENIES KNOWLEDGE
COMER MAKES STATEN MENT ON
 SUNDAY TRAIN BILL.
Favors Restrictions on Hauling Freight, But Says He Knew Nothing of Provisions of Hills That
 Were Killed.

Governor Conner has issued a state mont anent his position on the question of running freight trains in the State of Alabama on Sunday. in which he denies all knowledge of the bill to re- trict the same offered in the Senate and the House. both of which went lown to defeat.
 The Governor says:
 'Tn regard to the Sunday freight bill regulating the running of freight trains will state that never read or understood the bill offered in the House and Senate, and that I favor. for the State Sunday regulation restricting general business of hauling freight as now conducted by the railroads
 "T would allow the free hauling of all perishable matter and livestock and also service to those industries of the State that require constant service, like furnaces, etc. I would allow am- pie time for the railroad to get ready to introduce such changes in their pres ent rolling stock methods so as not 10 be injurious to them.
 T believe great part of the loss of life and destruction of property Is the result of an ever-strained nervous con- dition by constant work. and would be remedied by allowing the railroad em- ployes to have a day of leisure In the haven of rest with their families.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
WORK ON CEMETERY
START ON SITE FOR
 CITY OF THE DEAD.
"GreenwOOd' to Be Surveyed, Build- inGs Erected and Work of Beaa- tifyinG Grounds UnAertaken
 Within Sixty Days.

Work on afontgomerys new ceme- tery, Greenwood has been started .. Engineers have set foot on the site of the proposed city of the dead and in sixty. days. 1t is expected. the cem- etery will be completed.
 The new cemetery Is to occupy site of 16O acres of land at the extreme end of Highland Avenue. east of the scity. It Is the enterprise of stock com pany capitalized at S100.000. with ESQ., 600 paid in.
 The work of the engineers consists in securing data for making topo. graphical map of the ground. It VIII probably require ten days Tor the en- xineers to- complete their work. after which the map will be submitted 10 an expert landscape gardner, who will out line plans for beautifying the ste. These plans wifi be carried into erect after their approval by the company.
 A stone building. 100 feet long anq containing a chapel for funeral ser vices. will adorn the entrance 10 the cen, etery President sims. or the tem- etery company. said yesterday that nc ernects to take contracts next week for mart of the buildings to be erect ed.
 towing to the necessity we md Tor tbe cemetery, we expect to get ready ,-,tbin sixty days. by working our force. night and day" said MT. Sims. .rrt will be some time after that be- fore the beautifcation of the grounds Is finished A,sh.a omcs. ,r the Tyson building on court Suuare,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
COMMITTEE PUZZLED
MULTIPLICITY OF GREATER BIRM.
 INGHAM BILLS.
Citizens There are Divided ana LeGis- lntors Don't Know What tO Do as They Cant
 Please All.

The Birmingham people had another committee fight over the Greater Bir- mingham proposition yesterday. The Birmingham people appear to be df- yided over the proposition and the leg Ifslative committee Is worried over what action ought to be taken in the issue.
 The Senate Committee on Municipal Organizations yesterday had before 1t two bills providing for the enlarge 'ment of the corporate aimits of Birm- ingham Birmingham oitizens were be- fore the committee arguing that both bills ought to pass Birmingham peo- pie were before the committee argu- ing that both bills are bad The com mittee is desirous of providing a way for a Greater Birmingham but they are at a loss to understand what way would best suit the people of Birmingham.
 The committee yesterday had before 1t the Smeyer bill and the King bill both of which provide for Greater Birmingham, but in a different way The Smeyer bill was advocated by Messrs. Sterling Wood, President of the Commercial Club; w. P. J. Harding. President of the First National Bank; James J. Smith. President of The Led-' ger Publishing Company; Robert Jem- fson. former President of the Commer- cial Club, and E. J. Smeyer. author of the bill.
 The Smeyer bill was opposed by Lieu tenant Governor Henry B. Gray and former Congressman Sidney J. Bowie.
 The puzzled committee held up ac- ton on Greater Birmingham until an- other meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19

rary member of the association, Cap tain Jefferson M. Falkner, and the Grand Old Man and honorary member of the association, Senator John Tyler Morgan. In the name of the associa- tion I sought In the hour of sorrow to express to the loved ones something of the grief universally felt by each member in their mutual loss. 1 trust that the committee on necrology will further voice the grief of the associa- ton, in suitable resolutions and the Usual setting aside of a page in the minutes
 Looking Forward.
 Hooking backward. while the la bor has not been easy. l feel that 1t has not been in vain. Looking for ward. I can but see for my successor and for the beloved association much success and great achievements. There l. a work for the Press Association Of Alabama aOj for each individual mem- Der to do. The destiny of great state. the hope of it's future glory, the development of its wonderful resources are dependent upon its newspapers and never yet have they faltered in dis charging the duties dictated by the pa triotism and unselftshness inherent in them
 "I would urge you therefore to buckle on anew the armor or progress and side by side. elbows touching elbows, lead on as ever. until Alabama. the first in the roll call of states shall stand first in the hapness of It's tncompar- able people. first in the development of its tnatchless resources and first m the unsullied honon Of its unimpeach" able citizenship.
 Then give to the world the best you
 have
 And the best shall come back to you Give love and love to your heart will
 flow
 A strength in your utmost need: Have faith and score of hearts will
 show
 Their faith in your word and deed: For life Is the mirror of king and
 slave
 'Tis just what you are and do; Then give to the world the best you
 have
 And the best will come back to you"