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, 1907-10-15
For Chronic Diarrhoea.

While In the army in 1863 i was TAX.
en- with chronic diarrhoea," says
George M. Felton, Of South Gibson, Pa.
IL have since tried many remedies but
without any permanent relief until MIR.
A. w. Miles of this place persuaded
me to try Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea' Remedy, M bottle OF
which stopped it at once" For sale
by all druggists.
, 1907-10-15
Fifty Year. a e,acksmIth.

Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg, Va,
has been shoeing horses for more than
fifty years. He says: "Chamberlain'a
Pain Balm has given me great relief
from lame back and rheumatism. 1t Ia
the best liniment l ever used" For
gale by all druggists.
, 1907-10-15
WENT To SARATOGA
FOR VISIT TO MOTHEF

Harold Harden, the eldest son of
Mrs. Della M. Harden, the proprietor
Of the Hotel Wolf, came up Saturday
from Laramie on a visit to his mother
and relatives, says the Saratoga Sur.
He and his two brothers,, who had
been here for the past two weeks. re.
turned to Laramie Sunday.
, 1907-10-15
A

Mr.. and MrsSRoss> Hansen, on Fifth
street, are entertaining their sister,
Mrs. o. E. Ray. of North Lake, Wis.
who is a prominent member of the
Royal Neighbors of America and is
DESTROYS of meeting her sisters in the
circle here. y
, 1907-10-15
RETURNS FROM BEDSIDE
OE MNTLEp IN

Frank Reals returned home yester-
day from his trip SOUTH where he wen
to be at the bedside of his mother who
is i'll, says the Cody Stockgrower. Mrs.
Reals Is some better.
, 1907-10-15
CENTENNIAL WILL HAVE
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP

Robert Hall has secured a lease on
the blacksmith shop al, the old. McCune
property, owned by the railroad, and
will open up a blacksmith shop there
at once, says the Centennial Post.
, 1907-10-15

: Following Is . list Of the letters re-
naming uncalled for in the postonics
at Laramie, Wyo., for the weak ending
October 14th, 1907. Parties calling for
letters In this list will please say4"aa'
vertisod."
Ambris, Senior Allyn, Ed
Pedro Bargendall, G. P.
Baillie, Mrs. Benson, Clarence (2)
George Bosley, Charley
Booker, A. j.. Dobson, VIM. c..
Goodfellow, Thos. Kennedy, Francie
Lowry, Frank (2) Mason, Harry T. (2)
Miller, Mrs. Ruth Nevins, Ray
Mclean. w. E. M~ontrose, w. A.
McDougal, Kate Svenson, Marry
Tenger, Linea Thornton. Percy.
Webb, VIM. Wadham.. Jas.E.-
4. +. BmITxv.P. NJ
, 1907-10-15
ERNEST A TO BE

2 FED ON he
John W.. Ernest today sold to Ed
Hartman between 400 and 500 tons Of
hay, which Mr.. Hartman will feed to
cattle on the Ernest ranch. The price
of the hay was not given to the public.
, 1907-10-15
THREE INVITATIONS
AND SOCIAL SE8SiOk.

Laramie lodge, Elks, had Three in
itiations last night, followed by a So
cial session. The coming minstrel en-
tertainment was discussed.
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&on5ert Ses San slntoniu bcutider
MGnncrdDr".

Sonntag Abeno elptiuete Der
u9euti6e Monner6or@ feine biesjdb-
|riee @interioiion nit eineln &onoert
IN Ser Wtiiiionsgartenbaae. Der Ser
eitl, Der iebt inter Ser 9ireftiou bes
Germ 8rof. Carl Sobn ite6t, ~leiitete
gang 8or3iigli6es. Die gortrGge
moren bormonii6, obgerunoet uno
fein n~uan8iert. IS muroen bier @bor=
lieoer borgetragen, oSSSligeno5eit" BON
@en9ert, uSnmomdnn6en" bon
8rabms, oSoffe oas geIte~ bon
Glider uno user bot Did, OH lido
ner @uIo~ bon MenoelsIobn, uno
ale bier nuroen brilliant gelungen,
gang beionoers bas erite uno oos
lebte. Die @6orlie6er m1roen inter
bro6en our6 SolooortrGge. SEER
g. Stating iang oIn Der @eier" BON
HreBler, SEER S. &ingens, ipielte elm
3itberiolo, SEER @n. Morr ipielte
5pei @eigenzSoli ga 5leura~ uno
rSpuniider Sar5" bon Saroiote uro
SER &aul Soas lang Die ~beriibmte
8oBz9lrie aus Der u3a1berfl0te4
gSn 0ielen beilgen Salen". 9lle er=
bielten rei6en 9eifaq, gor3 beion=
oers Serr Warr, Der our6 Ben ni6t
enoen molenoen @pplaus nod 3u Ell
ner 3ugabe ge5mungen purbe. Gin
angefinoigtes Gello>Solo BON Serrn
Sabn muBte ausfalle1L % Serrn
Sobns @erlebune oen @ortrog ltrl-
moglih ma6te. @r lit ubrigens 10
melt mieoer bergelteqt, oaB er oie
'gbore oirieieren unb Die Solo-8or-
trGge atf Dem 4lonier begleiten
.fonnte.
@ad Dem 8oR5ert tpurOe cine flei-
ne @%eiangspoiie aufgefiibrt: $50 1T
ote @ouIine", in melder oie Serren
IS. 9olting uno s. 0ogel uno Die
3amen 5rou g. 9eolting, 5rolt 8.
4reter uno SRI. 8. areter mitDirf=
ten, lebtere orei iogor in 8tpei 9fol-
len. Die Quffiibrung fono o[gemei=
men 8eifaa.
Spdter puroe nod fleiBie geton5t.
Ser 8elu6 NOR iebr gut.
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MlIerlei.

SIN 4lter bon 70 Sobren ltarf
IN ibrem @auie an Ser 8arrera ctr.
5rau Marp Aitife, oie @Qttin Dor
Clemens Riti6e. Die @eritorbene
itammte aus @ruli6 in 80bmen un6
fpobnte felt ungefdbr "a So6ren in
nnierer Stoot.
Sn elmer 8eriamfnlllne Ser
Sarmers' Union bon 8eror @ountp,
Die am Samitag bier abgebolten ipur-
be, perpfli6teten iid Die gntpeI en0ell.
lire 8aumipoGe nidt eber gu berfou.
fen, ols Bis Der 8reis ouf Is Gents
per Bfuno geitiegen iei. 9ie geror
Gountp Union umfaBt iebt bereits
8ebn 2ofal-llnionen.
Die 2anoifulen in uniereur
Gorntp boben pdbrelo Ser nit ben
eriten September abgeIoufenen Sab.
res $30,417.83 gefoitet. Bon ser
5ur Dispoiition itebenoen @eloerr
iino nod $5157.68 Hbrig geblieben
50. 9. Slcott elmer Ser 9eam,
ten oes Genius Bureaus in @aibing.
ton, tit bier eingetroffen, Inn i'm Muf
TRACE oes bureaus lid iiber ous ST
nan5tDeien unierer Stoot uno oie II
nan3ielen @erbaltniIie berielben 81
nnterri6ten.
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Gine Dffcntlidle Inerfennltna.

Dos @eoeiben u1lb gmporbliiben
zines leoen @ei6afts uno tpenn es
unter nod 10 tiidtieer 5iibrune lit.
bangt gum eroBen Sell bon Dem Ser
lonal ob, oos IN oemielben dngeItelt
lit. IS lit our6aus ipeientlt9 uto
notig, ooB ieoer ieinen 8lob aus
fiiat, Ben er einnimntt, 0aB er Oas
Sntereiie oes @ei1afts ltloblaiIig inn
Muge bot u1o fir ooslelbe tGtig lit.
IGes muB acknowledgement uno ein
lol6es 3uiommenarbeiten mltB I'M
beoingt gum grfolg fibren. Dies
gilt bonn foufmarnii6en, mie pom
ieoem anoeren @eidGft, mobl redt
aber bon einer 3eitung. 9bgIei6 ie=
Dem iein 8olten, ieine Qrbeit, ortge=
Dieien tit, gebt i'm ood oQeS qnoere
audi an, bot er feline Nufmerf iam=
felt al1f ieoe &leinigfeit gu ridten,
penn tie alt6 ni6t in leiner SpbGre
liegt uno feline 9eoba6tllngen uno
Gmpfeblun9en iino fir 0os @on5e
mertDoa.
gtnes iol6en @erio1ols in alien
9eportements fam ii6 Die oSreie
8reiie~ riibnten, INTO oorauf baiiert
ibr grfolg. grnite, init GeritQnonis
6egonnene @rbeit miro tmmer @n-
e%rfennltng fin0en 1no oos 5eigt 1id)
10 re6t ourd oas @a6stum ser
abomenten5abl Der oSreie &reiie~,
mas a1eroines au6 ser grpBen 9e=
fabigrng beg &eiienoen, Serrn Sre0.
&u1ge 5u5ui6reiben lit, Ser oQmo=
6entlid oreiBig ttelte @omen urto
barber einididt. 3u Ieltgnen lit
a~aeroineS ni6t, oaB oie &eouftion
BEG abonnementspreiies CUR groBeren
Gerbreifung 6es glottes beitrGgt.
G6er ni6t rl1r Die 2eier tpilien,
mas tie IN ser uSreie 8reife~ baben,
Die tie BON aaen @eltz Staots= uno
ofal=8egebenbeiten prompt in
aenntnis iett uno ibren einen ousge=
tpablten1 geoiegenen 2eIeitoff in 2eit=
uno onoeren @rtifeIn liefert, Ionoern
audi Die @eidaftspelt peiB oie
o5reie &reiie" 5u id0ben, pie it6
aus Der iebr liberalen 4n5eige=9at=
ronage ergiebt.
Sn tbrem neuen @etpan6e prGien=
tiert ii6 iibrigens 6ie o6reie Greiie"
10 borteilbaft, oaB iie irgen0 einer
oenti6en 3eitung in 4merifo, menn
on6 nidt an llmfong, 10 oo1 an
4nsitattung, glei6geiteGt merben
fam.
9os @ohstum ser a6onnentens
5abl tit nidt auf5ubalten uno mir
neripreden allen alien uro t1elen
2eiern oenielben geipiienbaften un6
ouberlaliigen Gienft, BEN mir linen
nit unierem erprobten uno tiidtiqen
8erionol bisber eeliefert babeu.
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@rufes Cirrus anmititiid.

Serporrageno I'M @oom 6orepougb
Seas Bros. Cirrus lit Mae. 2a
&oqne, cine iunae 6ron8oiirt Die fid
nit ibrem groBen autontobil iiber-
ldldgt. 9eie 8ubor tit oerortiges in
Nmerifa geieben moroen. Au6 Die
@ri5ono-8ruppe lit ein5ig in i6rer
art uno erregt biel 4uffeben. Ger
Cirrus proou3iert iif) an Somitog,
Den II. Sftober. Ser Sag ioQte gu
einern aQgemeinen 6eiertog gerna6t
Deroen, 6a am 8ormittag elm GROCER
ltm5ug Itattfinoet, Damn folgt oie
neutrality-suspicious., nod peI6er
mon Die 8ferOe3elte beiuden uno bic
6errli6en 8iere beiiftigen fam. Mae
8feroeorten limo nertreten; es lit Dies
cine ipabre Notwithstanding. Der
Gag miro elm genuBneider iein fir
Seoen Der entlpeoer Der 0admittaqs-
ooer Der Misunderstanding beimobnt,
uno es giebt 8iele, Die gu bei0en @or>
ltelungen gebeu. Die Sells 6(oto-
&ombination madt iiberoQ, fpobin lie
fommt, 6urore uno lie miro ol6 in
San antonio Nlifieben erregen. Ser
geBt Den Gag piht: Modtog, oen %.
september.
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6erbitanfane

Ser Script bat a~ugefangen,
Ser CONNER lit borbei,
9o6 leioer = bon Dem Ghniben,
Sino mir nod lang ui6t frei.
Se6r lan9lnm fam Der CONNER,
uno iebt iiebt es fi9 on,
Als OBJ er ii6 gum S1eioen
An6 ni6t bequemen faui1.
guea propbe8eit idon lan8e
ur1s fiibles @etter 8tpar,
Sod par6 fem 8rop6eseien
8is jebt fin uus uidt fra6r.
So i9miben mir i'm 9erblte
USE III Der Sommerolut,
Hn0 f0nnen 66h1tens iaaen:
User fpeiB, fpo8lt bas gutl~
4m meiiten aber leioen
gBtr BON Der Sroden6eit,
Sem oroentli6er Heoen
@aro uns leit LANCER 3eit.
Die @roe mtu peri6ma6ten,
ge1r Stal6 beoedt Die Slur,
&etn @ras, MIR 0iirre arduter
Steblt Oh in Der Ratur.
llno aud Der Menl6 muB lei0en
Set oiefer Srodeubeit;
Wie lit es gu bermeioen,
8rd9t man iid ieOer8eit.
Sod lit uns ia geboten,
Gin Hettnngsmittel bier:
Ser Meni6 Tam ni9t ber16ma1ten
8eim Gone Star Steer bier.
@ir fonneu nidt e%r8tpin9en
Sen He9en, aber mir
@rltarten in Der 9offnltng
8etm @laie Zone star Sier.
60 nollen mir ertragen,
Bas man ni6t duoern lam,
llno itoBen nit ben @laIern.
@oa Gone Star Bier banm an.
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&prreipunoen5. Noro6eim, ben 6.

SprrefpunSen5, 9eorobeim, oell 6.
Sftober 1907. @or mebreren 8ayen
ereignete ii6 bier IN @erru So. @ill0s
Sin Der iebr 6eoauerli6e l1nfaa, 0aB
5rieori6 8bormdblen ieinen re6ten
Grm perlor. S6on iiber oreiBig
Sabre mar CT I'M SerbIte imlner an
Gins bel6afti9t uno jeBt p%erliert er
III ieinen often 5agen einen N(rn1l
9os S6idlol lit bortl SEER 8bor=
mablen lit ein freunoli6er, ~gefoliger
Otann uno puroe beionoers BON iei=
men arbeitSge6ern 9ei6att. Or. 9lQen
bon @orftopn tpltroe telepbonil6 ge-
rufen uno nobm bic Amplttation nit
a%iiiitierung Der 9oftoren @dbarot
uno 8iibring Dor. 9ieie lit allsge-
5el6net gelungen.-
Seute miro in ser @ermannsiobne-
ba1e Der oeuti6e Sag gefeiert uno
8fDor beronitolten Die &ermonns-
S6meitern oaS Set
IS bat geitern ein poar quite
S6aler gere9net, oie etrpa8 niiBten.
IS iab beute Morgen 10 aus als Of
mebr fonlmen molte, bod iebt, geo9=
mittags, ideint lpieoer oqeS porbei
81 iein. @s tit merfmiiroig, ooB Ole
len CONNER, ia man fann iogen nit
penigen ausnabmen, oos gauge Sabr
Der &egen in 10 bomoopatii6en DOZEN
fon1nlt. -
6eitern 9todmittag botte i6 oas
Gergniigen, Sbren 8eiienoen ,Serrn
6reo. 8unge gu begriiBen; mie er
iagt, bette er iiberaQ oiele Ibonnen-
ten fir. Die oSreie 8reiie~ gefunoen
.uno moae jett pieoer einmol na6
IGon @ntonio 8llriif. 6. 81.
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Sitenbe 2ebensweiie, @ongel an ge>
lpegung tper6en 9eipobulidl fir Die llrz
iade bes Observation-Disclosures erfldrt.
I6er gleidpiel ipas Die ltrIade iet, es
lbmer5t, es tt quolboa, es erbtttert ons
3e6eu, UNI Der @rfinoer Der y4nafeiis",
bes ~betpdbrten Wtitte(s 3ur 2inberuna
uuo 9eilung ioI6en 2eioens bat ii6 oas
our9 Inn bie &eni6beit peroient 9ez
madt. 90 lin6ert Die S9mer5eu fpull@
perbar i6nea. Strobe babon tpiro
nneatecltlt9 geIiefert, fper1l man g.
g1elitdoter & 60, 8or 2416, Stein gorf
Gitp, aorefiert. Sic o@nafeiis" 1T in
alien Apotbefen gu baden. 9reis 81.
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Nus ben 4naen.

uaus Ben @ugen, aus Dem Stnn4
1T Elm altes Sprii9nort Dos atd
a~ngetpanot mer6en fam BEL alien
@eibDiiren @un6en ODER 8rano-
Dunoen Die nit 8ndlen's Mrnico
Galbe gebeiIt muroen. Sdmorrboi-
ben uno Sroitbeulen perldtDinoen I'M
ter ibrem b~eilenoen GtnfluB. @aran.
tiert BET @oolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobu
& 60, 25 Gents.
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Seine aIte Mntter.

eMeine liebe aIte @utter, SO Sab.
re aft, erbalt iid our6 Electric
gitters@, idreibt @. 9. 9runIon in
Dublin, g. Sic eebraudt i'm felt
aipei Sobren uno erfreut fid better
@eiunobeit. go mirft electric Sit
ters BEL ben alien un6 ebenIo Bel
idtDoden Srauen uno Ginoern. 60
rantiert fir Magen-, 2eber- un6 Nie-
renleioen BEL @oelpb 0reiB uno 81.
Gobn & SO. 80 Gents.
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Rod @rofeiior @iinIterbergs
9lniidt Oouert es LANCER, iid cine
9iige ms5uoenfen, ols Die gSabrbeit
81 ia9en. @as idpu Die @Gter abu-
ten, menn iie iogten: Sic @ntlport
fommt 10 50gerno. '&ous NIT Der
@obr9eit!"
gei6eioen6eit lit cine aranf,
belt, ertlart elm engliider gr5t. 9os
bot nidts 5u iageu; 6ier3ulanoe lit
tie ni6t a%nitedeno.
0@ie fam man 8egetorioner
peroen?" fragt elm G~eigieriger. Sn-
Dem marl Die 6leiidpreisliite ituoiert.
Meni6cn, Die iteden, itideln
nidt.
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0etuMt.

Sin 2ebrer tpel6er beutI6 uno eng
liid uuterridten fam fir bic 8nrba
Sreii9ule. @ehalt BON rs BIG IS 99az
Ter ben Monat fir iiber neun Monate.
Ntan abreliiere: 81, 3. 8eduonu,
Triltee, @arbn, 9eras.
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0eiudjt bonn 1. Nobember an cine
6amilie fir arbeit in elmer 9airD
nno augemeine @rbeit. Sur orient
li6e 2eute nit einiger @rfabrung in
Der MiIdereimirtidaft brauden fi6
81 mel6en.
2Onis 9rauie, 8etmure, Ser,
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@erlanst - Cine SamiIie, Inn oie
8ertpoltung elmer feinen 1870 Slider
groBen Sarm, 5ebn WeiIen iiioIid
BON Gan antonio, o1f g[nteil gu iiber-
nebmen. Die Sdlfte in &uItur. @u-
tes Salts, 99eune uno @oIier.
@mpfeblungenberlangt. @od3ufrogen
$50. III Ibenue g., Son Mntonio,
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Seine Warter fam nit Ser BON
~&beumatismus pergli9en peroen.
&e5ept go. 1851 (Gimer e Mmemo)
linoert idnea aaes. SSn alien @potbe-
fen.
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vauauft. mir i6eiut, Elm Gin.
BREEDER lit I'M @auie.~ n@e6 nod.
leben, Shob Der 9erl miro bod
niht 10 feige iein, cine i6ipade 6rar
an5ngreifenl~
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Gas groBte Slid oieler @}en-
i6en 6eitebt 0arin, feit3ulteaen DOB
eS Den auoercn ni6t better gebt ais
ibneu leIber.
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GteueaeiuM.

Gin dlterer @ittfuer obne 9inoer
iudt cute bauernoe Steauu9. &an nit
8fert Ell um9eben. Nbreiieu sepinidlt
inter SO. 9. &oute 2, bpr rs. @io~
oings, Seras.
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ESTRADA GENERAL IN CHIEF.


Apposnted ut Head OF Honduran and
Nicaragua Forces.
Puerto Cortes. April 20. via steamer
at Mobile April BY order of the
Minister of war OF the provisional
government at TegucigaIpa. General
Estrada Of Nicaragua has been ap-
pointed General In Chief OF the Hon
duran and Nicaraguan forces operating
In the western departments, with In
! structions to establish his headquar-
tiers at Santa Barbara in order to direct
operations against Santa Rosa and oc-
otepeaue in the department of Copan,
which points have been occupied for
several days by the Honduran forces
of Manuel Bonilla.
The columns are marching from Te-
gucigalpa via Esperanza in the depart
ment Of Intubuca and via Gracias In
the department of Gracias to cooper
ate with the forces OF General Estrada.
Recruiting of mt n has been going on
for some days and the new government
has taken up 500 or 500 men who are
now In the Cuartels at San Pedro and
Puerto Cortez.
BY the law all Hondurans are liable
to military duty and each successive
government takes up the same men, so
1t is probable that one-half or more OF
the Honduran forces now being organ
ICED are friendly to the Manuel Bonilla
| government.
The Nicaraguan forces now here Is
about 500 men, making about 1900 in
all As recruiting continues. General
| Estrada will probably have 1900 men
after dsducting men for guarding San
| Pedro.
| Gen. Estrada finds himself in an EN-.
barrassing position. His chief is Pres.
| ident Zelaya OF Nicaragua. from whom
no orders have come, and he has re-
| uuested that orders be obtained from
| Zelaya Meanwhile he Is equipping his
men for the march which would re.
quire three days to reach Santa Bar.
| bara and two or three more to reach
| Santa Rosa.
No information is obtainable here a,
| to the number of Manuel Bonilla'.
| forces at Santa Rosa or Ocotepeque
/ and II is not known that the Salvador
| army has crossed the frontier into
| Honduras.
From last accounts Salvador wa,
treating for a cessation OF the war. Il
/ the war continues the fighting will b,
near the Salvador and Guatemala from
| tier. several hundred miles from thu
! frontier of Nicaragua
| II Salvador continues the war. tn,
| fighting will be sanguinary. because
| her troops can be thrown into thu
! western departments by short marches
| If Bonilas Honduran forces stant
| alone and the Indians of Copan Ora
cias and Intubucat do not rise In favo
of Manuel Bonilla, the columns sen
from Tegucigalpa and the forces o
| General Estrada will probably driv,
out the Hondurans from Santa Rosi
| and Ocotepeque.
The effect Of recruiting men alonl
the railroad is shown by falling Off h
fruit for the steamer Hiram which car
ries less than twenty cars
The Thacker steamers fruit was GU
prior to recruiting. hence the Mercato
sailed with fifty car loads
Marietta patrols guard the street
of Puerto Cortez.
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MIR. FINLEY IN SELMA
PRESIDENT OF SOUTHERN TO VISIT
CITY.
VIII Meet Busfness Men OF Black Belt
Metropolis and Will View Ter
minal Facilities Of His

Selma, April 24--(Special wv. w.
Finley. President of the Southern Rail-
way. will spend two or three hours in
Selma Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon the Commercial
and Industrial Association sent Presi-
dent Finley telegram asking him to
come to Selma on his way to Wash :.
ington IL convenient. This afternoon
the Commercial and Industrial Assoc
citation received reply from him
which conveyed the intelligence that
on Saturday morning he would pass
through Selma on his way to WASH
fngton. and that he would stop in the
city for two or three hours to meet the
business men Of the city.
On account of the shortness of his
stay here no very elaborate prepara-
tions for his entertainment will be
made. This was decided upon at meet
ing Of the Board of Directors of the
Commercial and Industrial Association,
which was held at s o'clock this even
Ing and at which telegram was sent
to Finley In reply that the business
men of the city would be pleased to
have him stop II only for few hours.
President Finley will reach Selma
saturday morning a little after 8
o'clock from Mobile. He will be ac-
companied from that city to Selma by
Superintendent Stanfil of the Mobile d.
stsioh VI tHe southern ana Will come
on special train. Upon the arrival of
this train at the union passenger sta
tion 1t will be met by Committee from
the Commercial and Industrial Asso-
citation and Mr.. Finley will be carried
to the Elks Home where he will meet
those citizens who will call upon him.
Light refreshments will be served at
the home, and the visit of the Presi-
dent Of the Southern Railway will be
made as enjoyable as possible. While
President Finley will not make an ad-
dress of any length 1t is thought that
to some extent he will enlighten those
who will call upon many matters per-
tanning to railroads. After spending
an hour at the Elks Home meeting the
citizens he will likely be driven around
and given a view Of the terminal facil-
tiles of the Southern Railway here and
will then leave for Washington, going
from here to Birmingham or Admission.
The Harmony Club, through the
agency of B. s. Bibb and Company,
this afternoon purchased the residence
of Mrs. Virgil G. Weaver at corner of
Water and Lauderdale Street. This
lot Is about 800 feet wide and 200 feet
deep and has on 1t an old colonial resi-
dence. The price paid for this piece
of property was $4,000. This old resi-
dence viii be torn down within the
next few weeks and upon the lot the
Harmony Club will begin the erection
of its elegant new five-story room.
The new building will be diagonally
| across the street from the Elks Home
and just of from the business center
of the city. 4"
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BONILLA'S MOVEMENTS.
Deposed H0nduran President Reaches
Mexican City and Talks.

Deposed HOnduran President Reaches
Mexican City and Talks.
San Antonio, Tex, April 24.--A spe-
cfal from Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, says:
Former President Manuel Bonilla, of
Honduras. arrived here last night d.
rect from his own country via Salina
Cruz. He states that he will await
here the arrival of a steamer from the
south which will bring a friend whom
he refuses to name, and that with this
friend he will proceed to Belize and
from there back to his own country to
take up arms.
He had apartments at the Colon Ho-
tel and there addressed few people in
a bitter arraignment of all the Presi-
dents of Central American republics
without exception. He takes a most
pessimistic view of the conditions and
the blame on inadequate governments
He declares that the presidents of the
republics need some one stronger than
they are to take care OF them and
thrash them into a sense OF what is
fitting and right. He claims his own
deposition from the presidency was
due to bad faith on the part of Saliva
dor and is optimistic in only one thing,
in that he believes his own country can
whip Nicaragua. BY what means he
refused to state.
In Salina Cruz, the ex-President
learned for the first time of the assas-
sination in Mexico of his old friend,
General Barillas and he showed great
grief over the occurrence.