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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior,

Department Of tn" Interior,
U. Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
October ?, 1909.
Motto" ts hereby given that Jesse ". Ankrom,
of Arlington. Colo who. ON April II, 1905. made
Homestead Entry No l9J26, for Ne NE IL,
81 IL NE - sec 2l, SW IL NV Ia sec - Tp
~ ;. Il - W. 9TH. Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Communication
Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before the U. $. Land Of,lcc, at
Pueblo. Colorado. ON the 18th. day Ui Ducen-
Der, I9u9.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lawrence Pittengcr, Edward ?. Houston.
John Pittcngcr, George Frank, all OF ArIing-
ton, Colo.
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Contest Notice.
DETAETMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
United StAt-- Land once.

tEl All hANl " AlAk IN Ehlbhs
United StAtr- Land once.
Pueblo, Colorado. October -. 1879.
4 sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been nici
In this office by Charley Fry. Cuut"-tAut,
against HDme-tCai entry No lG'nJ made Nov
riubcr - 1870 Tor M a Scctiau -. Tuwush y
?uS Range 55W by Frederick 4. Buurhcr.
c"ntu-t,c. IN which II II alleged that Frederick
T., boucher has wholly abandoned said land
for more than six months last past; tuat h."
has not resided upon, occupied, cultivated CT
improved the land In Auy manner tor over a
year last past. that IErtr II now II" habitatiun
or other Improvements on said land aud that
aid defaults exist at n dat" hereof aud that
said alleged absence was not due tn his cm-
pluN ment IN the army. navy or marine Curps
ui the United States In any capacity Now
therefore SAID parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. ON December
., 1909 before the Register and Receiver at
the United States l. md utiicC In Pueblo, Colo
RADIO.
The said contestant having In a proper Rfii d.
dAvit nled OCtuhcr -, 1879 set forth facts which
-hu~ that after due diligc. q" personal service
"t this notice cannot br made It i- hereby ord
cred and directed that such notice be given by
due aud proper publication.
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The last entertainment of the
Lyceum course for the season was
given at the Ryman Auditorium last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Houston. who
proved themselves most capable en-
tcrtainers. Their entertainment is
full of unique features which were
greatly enjoyed by the audience. Mrs.
Houston's readings and Mr. IuuSton's
limitations were Il genuine treat and
each number was generously applaud.
ed.-Nashville tTenn.) Banner. AT
the Ordway Opera House, next Friday
evening, November 26th.
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Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
U. 8. Land Office at Pueblo Colnrado

DEPARTMENT. OF The Interior
U. 8. Land Office at Pueblo colorado
October ., 1909
Notice is hereby given that Sallie G. Cline of
Rocky Ford, Colorado. who on August 20 1907
made desert land entry No 1883 serial No
05i63, for EA, El4 w Ia Sec. 23; W.. N
W 4 Sec. q, L 20 =. range SO west 9th Prin-
cipal Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to
make Final Proof, to esta blish claim to the land
above described. before Clerk of the District
November 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William X Cline and William d. Lewis Of
Rocky Ford. colorado.
Charles McBee and John Jones, of olney
colorado.
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First publication Oct 18th.
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Notice of Adjustment Day

ESTATE or CHARLES q. METLLER,
INSANE
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Cun>cTvatur of the estate Of
Charles q. MrtZlCr, Insane, OF the
County ur Otcr0, in the State Of Colo
RADIO, hereby gives notice That lac viii
appear before the County Court al
said OIrru County, at the Court House
u La Juuia. IN said county, on Satur-
lay, the llth day uf December, \. ID
1909, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. of
aid day. Ht which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
IOtilicd aud requested to attend for
he purpose Uf having the same ad-
iu>tcd. All persons indebted to said
state are requested to make immedi-
Il" paNm"ni tu the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado. this
10th day Of November, \. ID. 1909.
II. +. MErZLER,
COnScryatOr
4 the estate Of Charles O. Mc'zler.
Insane.
y. Il. WALLIS. Attorney.
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An ccCcutric-luuking person, with
exceedingly long hair, was walking
down WaluIt street In Philadelphia
one day not long ago, when he was
approached hy mischicyuuS young
stcr who inquired the time.
Ten minutes OF four" said the
eccentric person.
Whcrcupnn, much to his disgust,
the disrcSprctful lad rcjuiucd:
We'll, at four o'clock get your hair
cut"
The boy then ran swiftly down the
street, pursued 10y the now inccn~cd
person with the long hair The lat
ter, after running block. suddenly
found his passage barred by Il police
man.
See that boy, officer" demanded
the angry pursuCr, pointing at the
fleeing lad. "Ilc asked me the time.
and when replied Ten minutes to
four he had the nerve to tell me.
We'll at four get your hair cut"
The policeman gazed stolidly at the
agitatcd man with the long hair.
Then he asked:
well, what are you running for?
You've got seven minutes yet"
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Notice For Publication

DeDartment OF tue Interior,
U. 5. Land Oiiice At Pueblo, Colorado,
October 23rd, 1909
Notice Is he Tcby given that Mildred Glass
of OTdway, Colo who, on March 2Ith., 1903,
made Homestead Entry No. ls9O1, Serial No
1G6s2, for NEA. Section ~. Township 10 $
Range o. W, 9th Principal Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make Final Commit atiOn
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described before the United States Land Oilics
at Pueblo Colorado, On the 10th day OF
December. 1900
Claimant names as witnesses:
l.. G. Crooks OF Pueblo, Colo.
Fred A. Crooks OF Ordway, Colo.
Il. PidcOck of Pueblo. Colo.
X. T. Owens OF Ordway. Colo.
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FIRST publication Oct 2gth.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DtphttIncnt OF Inc Interior,
United States Land Office at Pueblo Colo,
October o. l9U9
Notice is hereby given that Mary Lee Cald.
well. of Rocky Ford, colo, who. on November
9th, 1907. made Homestead entry No. 1870 Sc
rial No. O6iGi, for NV u section 80. township
p s. range 55 9Th principal meridian, has
hled notice of intention to make final commu-
tation PROOF. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk District court
at La Junta colorado, on the 23d day of No
veInber 1909
Claimant names as witnesses
Albert Wait and John Watson, of Sugar CITY,
colorado.
Fred Shaw and Earl Bennett. of Rocky Ford
colorado.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
OF the Interior,

DVIJHT 1IIt1IV UI ITH IHteTlOr,
U. s. Land Office at Pueblo, coIorodo
r,, October 9th. 1909
Notice is hereby given that Mark II Virgins
OF ROCKY Ford, colo, who on December lat
l9Os; made desert land entry Serial No Olo17
Tor y y section Il. township 90 S, range 5s W
. prlhclpai meridian, has filed notice of iuten-
.ioh 70 make hnal proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Clerk of tho
District court. at La Junta, Colorado. on the
24th day Of November, 1909. va WIG
Claimant names az witnesses:
Charles McBce and John Jones' of o,,ov
Colorado. ' VI oihcs'
=, VIM ID. Lewis and Ira Millikan, of Rocky
Ford, colorado. .'o'NS
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Notice for Public alton

Department OF the Interior,
U. ;. Land Once, at rucrlo, Colorado.
Ortuhcr md, 1893.
Su'icc is hereby given that Lanrcu 20 Pitten-
scr, OF Arlington, Colo, who, on April lith.
Iys. made Homestead Entry. No. 1907, Scri Il
No. uI1pJ for SEA, sec u, Twp - = Rangr {
W. 9th Principal Meridian. has nlcd notice uf
intention to make FiUaI Communication Proc to
establish claim TO the la"d above described.
before United States Land Once AZ Pueblo
Colorado. on the lith day Of Dc,'e IN Der, lgug.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Edward r. Houston, John Pittcugcr. George
Frank. Jesse AnkI ON, ali of Ar tngtDu. Colo
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We make larger loans per acre
and at less rate. Only per cent. Tel
me how much you want.
4t36 l. H. SHELTON, the Land Man
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

DeDartment OF The Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Pueblo, colorado.
October 0, 1909
Notice is hereby given that William ID. Lewis
of Rocky Ford. Colorado, who, on Decem.
ber LIST, 1908, made Desert Land Entry
Serial No. 0l9ls. for 8 y Section IA, Township
90 8, X. 81 W: Sixth Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Final Proof
to establish claim to the land above d,..
scrfbed. before Clerk of the District court A.
La Junta, Colorado. on the oath day of Novem :
Der. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mark e. Virgins, Of Rocky Ford. colo.
Charles McBee. Of Olney. colo.
Ira Milljkan, Of Rocky Ford. COLO
Geo. w. Lewis, Of Rocky Ford. colo.
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A Scalded Boys Shrieks

mortified his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Iay Iur, Of NvOu, Ky, who writes that
when all Thought he would die, Buck
en-, ATnICa SalVc wholly cured him,
infallihlc fur burns, scaldS, cuts, c0rns
wounds, bruises, cures fcver-sOrcs,
b,il~. skin cruptiuns. Chilblains, chap
ped hands suun ruuts piles. 2jc at
tny drug store.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS


U. y. Land Office at Pueblo Colorado
Notice is hereby given that William r. Cline
made Desert ] ind Entry No. 1855. Serial M
q1l62, for section %, Township 40 Soutb.
Range So W.. 9th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Prnof
TO establish claim to the land above described
before Clerk Of the District court at La Jnnta
colorado. on the 23d day OF November, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
rasa Ss!iic .,, 2 Kline and W. D. Lewis, of Rocky
John Jones and Charles MoBee. Of oincy.
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Ordway Public School Report
MONTHLY REPORT.
Box SPRINGS.


Days taught, u; days absent o:
tardiueSs U.
Enrollment-Boys !, girls G, total 10,
Belonging - Boys I, girls !. total ..
Attendance-BUys %, girls los, total
1888.
Average attendance-Boys 3.Ij, girls
81, total 9.l5.
Hardness II; attendance 81. per cent.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Bays-Joe Vlnyard.
Girls.-Edna Viuyard, Lucretia
Carles, Maude Colbert.
VIVA SYPHER, Teacher,
GRADE /.
Days taught, 20 tardiness /.
Enrollment-Boys2 y, girls u, total l6.
Belonging Boys 20, girls Is. total 3s.
Attendance-Buys 1864, girls 327., total
734.
Average Attendance 20, girls
IL, total 36.
TardinesS ~. attendance 9l.6 per cent
HIGHEsr RANKS.
/. Hubert Long, ,. Nelson Heddle-
stun, B. Isabella DJwney, /. Lucille
Bass. 3. Myrtle Green.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Boys.-Nelson HeddleSten, Willie
Heddlesten, Tavern Learned, Blufard
Matthews, Paul Rohl, Irwin Shelton,
Alfred Swabock, Bonnie jackson,
Charles Sypher.
Girls-Lucile Bass, Bessie Bouldin,
Isabella Downey, Hazel Floyd, Myrtle
Green, Mae Gallavan, Amelia Ich.
mann, Dorothy Thomas, Bessie Work
er, Jese Farris.
LILLE CoRvAN, Teacher.
GRADES AND 3.
Days taught 1871, absent !, tardiness l.
Enrollment-Boys2 %, girls -. total II.
Belonging-BOys 10, girls 22, total IL.
Attendance-Boys, 1873, girls il2, total
$50.
Average atteudance-Boys Is, girls
20, total IS.
Hardness 49, attendance 93 per cent.
HIGHEST RANKs-GRADE ..
l. Genevieve Ross, =. Gladys Smith,
3. David Ilgenfntl /. Frances Case, 5.
George McIver.
GRADE 3.
J.. Myrtle Worker, Naomi Miller,
3. Everett Hansen, !. Ida Snider, ).
Robert Estes.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Boys-Robert Bryant, Robert Estes,
Everett Hansen, Russell Henderson,
Carl Hoover, Arnold Pleiman, frankie
Steinmetz, Osborn Swift, Warren
Floyd, Lloyd Gray, Maurice Green,
David Ilgenfritz, George McIver.
Girls-Genevieve Ross, Gladys Smith
Ada Bouldin, Elva Edgar, Muriel Ed
gar, Mildred Davis, Alma Green,
Naomi Miller, Jennie Roberts, Ida
Snider, May Smith, Grace Whipple.
LoRENA GILBERT, Teacher.
GRADES 4 AND 5.
Days taught 90 days absent o, tardi-
neSsO.
Enrol!ment-Boys 20, girls Is, total SO.
Belonging-Boys II, girls II, total "a.
Attendance-Boys 352,girls 1924, total
674t.
Average attendance-Boys 49,, girls
IS, total 81.
Hardness s. attendance 81 per cent
HIGHEST RANKs-GRADE ..
/. Archie Sonneland, 2. John Sypher
3. Susie Mickleberry, A. Orville Sewers
5. Edward Pierce.
GRADE A..
]. John McIver, 2. Mary Adam, 3.
Bulah Erwin, 4. Gladys Sewers, 5.
Grace Floyd, Dorothy Green.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Boys-John Sypher. Harold Cook.
Orville Sewers, Chester Miller, Charles
johnson, Edward Pierce. John Mc1ver
Alan Downey, Gustie Worker, Clyne
Murray, Archie SonnelaDd. Ralph Lee.
Girls--Susie Mickieberry, Lucille
Roberts, Vera Jackson, Gladys Sewers
Lofena Sewers, Lucy Bouldin, Grace i
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CLARA CooNs. Teacher.
GRADES ) AND Il.
Days taught 20, days absent 0, tardi-
ness o.
Enrollment-BOys -, girls l., total n.
Bclonging-BUys 20. girls II, total -
Attendance Boys 3s9!, girls 30, total
6l9i.
Average attendaucc-Roysl 10, girls II,
total 30.
rardlness ., attendance 9G per cent.
HIGHEST RASKs-GEADE !.
|. Alva BOuldin, = Floyd lIcuslcr, ,.
Della lies, I. Grace Bryant, ;. Thclma
Herman.
GRADE t.
|. Charles Hoover, :. Wallace Kane.
9. Ruth Ransom, !. Ruth Henderson,
). Leslie Bouldin.
Pupils neither absent nor tlrdy:
BOys-Lcslic Bmuldin. Alva Bouldin,
Floyd lIensIer, George Worker, George
Boyd, Leland Elcy. Charles iIuovcr
Warren Herman, Wallace Kane,
'phhlh lN'p'll> " llllf W az NtI
GirlS-FranceS Bass. Mildred Edgar,
Lillian Kane, Ruth Henderson, Della
lies, Georgia Estes.
Rosa L. RICE, Teacher.
GRADES AND :.
Days taught 20, days absent o, tardi-
ness 0.
Enroliment-Boys 20, girls 10. total 35
Belonging-Boys ~, girls II, total %
Attendance-f5oys 35St, girls pa. total
632f.
Average Boys IS, girls II.
total p.
Tardincss l5, attendance 96 per cent.
HIGHEST RANKS GRADE !.
|. Clyde Lee, ,. May Sunneland, 3
Edwin Walker, Marie lies, T. Edith
Hoover, 5. Carl Bryant.
GRADE 8.
|. PoCah ontaS Wadlington, .. Fran.
els James, ,. Lena Kaiser, 4. Bertha
Waugh, 8. Floyd Bullacker.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Boys-Carl Bryant, Tommie Estes,
Clyde Lee, Edwin MaShburn, Edwin
Walker, Francis James. Frank Miller,
Carl Baker, Joe O'COnnell
Girls-Eva Ellis, Marie lies, Ruth
RObinette. May Sonneland, Vera
Sewers, Lena Kaiser, Ryta Mock,
Pocahontas Wadlington.
MARY VAN HoosE, Teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Days taught 90, days absent 0, tardi-
ness O.
Eurollment-Boys 0, girls %, total 80.
Belonging-Boys !, girls 90, total 81.
Attendance-Boys 90, girls 39s, total
4ss
Average attendance-BUys 4, girls 10,
total %.
Tardiness 0, attendance 50 per cent.
HIGHEST RANKS.
|. Grace Clark, 2. Linda Gallavan, ,.
Marie Bass, J.. Ethel Beer, 5. Marian
Bass.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Boys.-Claude Kane, Lawrence
Kaiser.
Girls-Marian Bass, Marie Bass,
Grace Clark, Jessie Flicker, Edna
McIver, Hazel Mock, Cecil lies,
EMMA COREY and IsADoRE SPRING,
Teachers.
ALL GRADES.
Days taught 20, days absentO.
Enrollment-B 12i, girls 119, total
243
Belonging LOG, girls los, total
PA.
Attendance-Boys 2Ol0, girls 2o72, to-
tai 1882
Average attendance-Boys 101, girls
1O3, total 2O4.
Tardiness 81 attendance 95 per cent.
GRANT VAN HoosE, Prin.
We make larger loans per acre,
and at less rate. Only per cent. Tell
mo hnw much vnu want
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
DR.CRUMPTON CHOSEN
REELECTED AS HEAD OF ANTK-
 SALOON LEAGUE.
Rev. Brooks Lawrence Files Report AS superintendenfSin Sin Alabama and Plans Are Made For Dis-
 frict Meetings.

Birmingham, Feb. -(Special.) )-Hev. W. B. Crumpton of Montgomery again heads the Anti-Saloon League Of Ala bama; Rev. I. D. Steele of Birmingham is treasurer, and Rev. Brooks Lawrence is the superintendent in the State.
 The convention of the league helo here today and tonight was most successful one Judge W. A. Coving ton, of Georgia. was the princlpai speaker tonight.
 The collections by the league durlhs inc past year for carrying on the work amounted to $12,000.
 Rev. Brooks Lawrence made a priel report as superintendent for A!aoaIha. He went over. the various hgnts anu anu work of the league but made no reAe' ence to any particular local nghG
 The most important recommenoatlon contained in his report is one tevoEIns tns the beginning of series or oIS.taos .tles Anti-saioon meetings in the nope ,an.t sn thev will serve to more stronsiy As a,.e inc union of prohibition forces nt Ior sn9 coming struggle for the entorce'''0A'
 The attendance today and .tonlsn. as the convention session was more si@-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
MoR1LE WANTS CONVENTION.
<,..,... ns.coanxer Goes To Ameriean
 Society of Plumbing Meeting: Mees:.,rt

Charles. McCoslker Goes To ts1r Amer'e"- ~ Society of Plumbing Meeting:
 Mobile. Feb, tsPecial) that he will bring the next conyens,oh Ir,nn of inc. society to this city. Clty E,ec tr,cian Charles S. McCosker, lett iass nieht for omaha, Nebraska to atsenu the annual convention of the Ame.ic1n l Societv of Plumbing and sanitary Eneineers which will be in session III the western city for three oayS Oe- ginning February 8. no
 Mr. McCosker will endeavor to nave the society meet next year In tnls city and to that end has gone to the convention prepared with all the in- formation and literature boosting MO bile that could be furnished him. MT. McCosker at the convention last year was elected secretary of the society and has successfully carried on this work from Mobile, but since his election by the society he has been appointed city here and as the bylaws or the society prevent a city electrician
 from being an active member, this re- port from, the clever Mobile secretary will be his last He will remain on the honorary roll of the society.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06

CTS ina..near beer in Selma win be called during the session of the City Court of Selma tomorrow. The recent grand jury of the court returned in- dictments against all of the linear beer' dealers of the city and the out como of the first case to be tried Is being awaited with interest.
 The principle testimony which the State will introduce against the near beer'' dealers who were Indicted by the grand jury, will be the report made upon this beverage by State Chemist Ross after his analysis. This will be practically all. of the evidence which the State will introduce and 1t is un- derstood that the 'near beer" dealers will possibly rest their cases with the jury upon thIs report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
TOHN GRIFFIN TRIAL
SHAVER OF JEFFIE HUGHEY IN
 COURT.
Intense Interest shewn In Ferry Cean- ty Case Because of Wide Family Connection of the Prin-
 cfpals.

Marion, Feb. b.-kepeoi1L,-.. ~, S case of John Grimm. charged with tne murder of Jeffie Hughey. was tansh up in the Circuit Court of Perry coun- ty yesterday. A full jury was op- tained late in the evening.
 It win be remembered that the jury made a mIstriaf In this case ct the last term of court.
 Colwell, who was indicted as an ac- complice in the murder and who re. mained in jail for several months was
 recently granted bail. His trial 10 set
 for next week.
 The killing occurred ct a church In
 East Perry county last summer. IL seems that. the young men had been at outs for some time and had had several minor difnculties. Meeting on this occasion and after passing few hot words, orifiln drew . gun and nred
 killing Hughey instantly in the midst of Q crowd.
 The case has attracted more than
 the usual attention from the fact that the families on both sides are large and have married and intermarried. and while intense feeling exists the parents of the two young men have expressed a willingness for the courts | to settle the matter and without fur | ther discord.
 Nearly three-fourths of the male citizens of the county were present at the opening of the case. Both the State and the defendant are ably rep- resented and every inch of ground will be strongly contested. However, another mistrial is already predicted. There are over hundred witnesses and 1t is hardly probable that the case will be concluded before next week.
 The taking of evidence began this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
MOBILE PLANS TO HAVE A
 MONSTER DRAINAGE SYSTEM

Mobile, Feb. 5-(Speciai.)- )-Within the next few weeks. the plans for a monster drainage system, representing an outlay of $750,00O. will be presented to the Board of Public Works for nna4 action. the plans being near completion by Special Engineer w. M. Wilson, em- pioyed by the Board for the specific nurpose of working up these plans.
 This proposed drainage system IS the largest ever attempted by this city and will be given careful consld- eration by the Board before adoption. The system which the Board proposes to install will be open ana closeu cansl ne ern middlewestern and northern por- tions of the city. So soon as the plans are completed they will be placed, e,nn be- fore the Board for final Consideration
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
SUES PUBLIC WORKS BOARD.

Mobile. Feb. 5.-Suit vii be filed In the law and equity court against the Board of Public Works for cutting down tree on the property of Mrs. r. Haas.
 Richard Robertson. was lynched on Jan. 2fs The Board of Public Works ordered the tree cut down because of morbid curio seekers hacking the tree with hatohets and knives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
SELMA WANTS ROAD
lNEw RAILROAD BETWEEN CHIOA- st GO AND P1zNsAC0LA.
Business Szen wiii Ehaeavor to Have
 Line Built by Way of Selma --<sNear Beern Cases f-r sUp Taday.

Selma. Feb. 6.--tspeciai) Citizens
 ,Of Selma are very much interested m [ the mulch talked of radirnad between Chicago and Pensacola, which. It IS said, will De. built between those two cities by the Chicago and Gulf Air Line Railroad Company. The protected railroad has been talked of a great deal here since the account of the proposed building of the road was printed in The Advertiser e few Hays ago. -. More railroads are needed for the MpErowth of Selma and for that req aon, all citizens who have discussed the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
selegtaa Ay Stockholders to Vess es
 AmmumA Meeting.

Mobile, Feb. 5.--kspecial.l--At the annual meeting of the debenture ana per cent bond holders of the Mobile and ohio Railroad. held in New York yesterday, the following named direc- tors were selected for stockh elders to vote at the annual meeting of the stockholders to be held in this city on Feb. IT:
 W. Butler Duncan. chairman. New York: W. W. Finley. Fairfax Karr- son, Washington. D. C.; c. c. Cuyier' Adrian Iselin. IT,. Thomas 10. Jevons' R. D. Lankford, W. Emlem Roosevelt A. H. Stevens, Samuel Woolverton' New York; B. J. Buck E. L: hus- sell. Mobile; c. Sidney Shepard. New Haven, Conn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
Asins Jones Hostess .

Miss Matte Jones delightfully."- enter talned the members of the OEdipus Card Club and few other guests this afternoon at her home on Lauderdale. The rooTl1s where the games of four hand euchre were played were prettily decorated with potted plants and nar- cissus blooms After the games a much coveted trophy was awarded and de- uclous refreshments enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-06
-meefinG of Rridgs Club !.

Mss Mary Gilman charmingly en- tertained the members of the Friday Bridge Club and some otaer guests this morning at her lovely home on Mabry Street / Frequent vases of cut flowers and ferns were used to deco rate the parlors where the. games were played. Delicious refreshments were served at conclusion of the games.