The Tuskegee News from Tuskegee, Alabama • 5

MONEY TO LOAN Mr. Ed Harris of Downs, was in i Messrs Will, Jim and Clyde Miss Marie Curtnght, of Birmingham, was in Tuskegee Friday, Saturday and Sunday en route to Charlotte, N. C. Miss Curtright has often visited Taskegee and has a host of friends here who are al which waB highly appreciated by all who heard him. Mr.

Hill was born and reared here in Macon County, and we are all justly proud of the record he is making. The Democratic Executive Comi mittee which was called to meet Moore of Atlanta, sons of Mr. F. Moore, were called to Tuskegee I this week, on account of the illness of their little sister. We are glad to report that the little girl is greatly improved at this writing.

These young men have responsible position ia the Gate City and like all other Tuskegee boys are taking a high stand in the business and social world. Week's -'Break Up a Cold" tablets are a sure and speedy cure for colds and do not affect the head. SMITH'S MM AND SRED STORE sole agents. It was the pleasure of Mr. W.

P. Cobb and the Editor to enjoy the hospitality over night of Mr. J. J. McGuire at the Washington Birthday celebration last Monday evening.

State Superintendent of Educa tion I. W. Hill of Montgomery, attended the meeting of the Macon County Teachers Institute here last Friday and Saturday. He delivered an address on education at the Opera House Friday night on farm lands at a low rate of interest on 5 years time. I buy and sell real estate.

I have 1000 for a home client which I will loan at 8 per cent. interest on five years time. Inter est payable annually. Principal payable at the end of the 5th year, A. H.

rAINE, Attorney at Law. The many friends of Mr. Frank M. Boyd of Atlanta, were elad to to see him on our streets this week. Mr.

Bovd is an old Tuske gee boy and was always popular witn an our people. Me is now holding a fine position in Atlanta. If you have a net patch of cotton don't fail to try Swift's blood and bone Guano on it. Only $20:50 oer ton. for sale by W.

Thompson. Mr. Milton S. Danner has com menced the work on his brick store which will adjoin the store building now occupied by Mr. L.

Worrell. C. W.Thomoson has for sale the famous Golden Harvest Guano manufactured bv Swift Co, which has a Reputation for cotton and corn. Messrs. Milton S.

Stevens and Gachet Smith left Tuskegee Monday afternoon for St. Louis prospecting. They were two of the most energetic young men of Tuskegee and while we regret to give them up we wish for the.u much success in their new field. Early Risers The famous little pills. Tuskegee Tuesday.

Mr.M. C. Croft of West Point, brother of Mr. Geo. Croft made a visit to Tuskegee last week, Cadet Edward Smith of the P.

spent Sunday and Monday with his mother Mrs. J. C. Smith. Sheriff John T.

Conner, was in Montgomery Wednesday on busi ness. Mr. Harris Alexander accom panied his sister Miss Alice to Andalusia last week. Mr. Fort M.

Davis of Ft. Davis was in Tuskegee Monday jn business. Mr. E. W.

Harris of Notasulga, candidate for County Commissioner was in Tuskegee Tuesday. Mr. John Adams left Monday afternoon for Mississippi to visit relatives. Mr. C.

W. Hare left Monday for Atlanta, to attend a meeting of the Southern Educational Board. Hon. Hubert Davis of Gadsden, was in Tuskegee Monday. Mr.

Davis is an old Macon County boy and is one of the ablest lawyer in state. Hon John R. Wood has been quite unwell for the past few days, we are glad to report him up at this writing. Mr. G.

Cleveland Thompson, went to Montgomery Wednesday night to see Louis Morrison in Faust. For Accident, Health, Fire and Life Insurance apply to J. M. Harris, office over Bank of Tuskegee. W.

E. ways glad to see her. Be sure you are right then go ahead to SMITH'S DRUG AND SEED STORE where you will come nearer finding everything you need iu the drug and seed line than at any other place in town and at reasonable prices. FOR RENT. I offer for rent the DuBose lot adjoining: the Boyd lot.

3t C. W.Thompson. Hon. R. G.

Rowland, of Roan oke, candidate for Solicitor of the 5th Judicial Circuit was in Tuskegee Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Mr. Rowland is well known in Tuskegee, is an able lawyer and if elected would make us a good solicitor. To All Suffers. We have succeeded in securing the special agency fur the Dr.

JjVou Home Treatment lor ualarrh. Blond Nerve and Htomaeh Bisease. Wa are requireJ to give the strong est possible tests. To accomplish this, we not only request, but urge all sufleres to call at our store and procure a 23 cent package of the Keinedy Ab-solutly FREE. Do JNot Delay, nut Come To Uay.

C. M. Howard. Special Agent. The attention of the voters is called to the announcement of Mr.

E. Akin, of Tuskegee beat, as a candidate for Commissioner of Macon county, Mr. Akin has had a long experience in road and bridge building, and his platform like that of John a. Bazley is for better roads, better bridges and then a better Court House. Mr.

Akin is a good business man and will make a good commissioner. AND HEADQUATERS FOR CHOICEST THE MARKET AFFORDS AnniAQ. nranores. Lemons. Bananas.

Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Seed Potatoes, Cabbage, Onion, Turnips and garden seed. Nice line Fower Pots. Jars, Churns and Crockery ware. Phone 18. A.

Beall. Successor to M. S. Danner Co. Douglass at the Court House on Wednesday, the 24th, failed to have quorum.

Only two members being present, the Chairman, Mr. R. R. Kelley, of Society Hill, and Mr. John L.

Clyett, of Little Texas. The ob ject of the meeting was to adopt a plan foi the election of a new committee, but upon investigation the chairman learnad that the committeemen were elected for your years and called the meeting off. Gen. John B. Gordon's, Own Book, Memorial Edition A.

D. Lewis, General Agent for Macon County. Leave orders at Tusfce- gee News office. Prices $3.50 to $5.00. OASTOniA.

feu, ti Tin Kind Yoa Have Always Bought after a few appropriate remarks yielded his place to Captain Stevenson, who is a candidate for County Superintendent of Education. The Captain did not attempt a long speech as it was already growing late, but his remarks were suitable to the occasion and well received. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Rind You Have Always Bought Bean the Signature W.Thompson will have for sale this season the best grades of Fertilizers of all kinds including Acid Phosphate, with and without potash. Guano, Kainit and Cotton seed meal at the lowest prices for cash or time Miss Alice II.

Alexander, has accepted a position as telegrapher in Andalusia, Covington County, and loft for that point on the 20th iiiBt. Zfcdol Dyspepsia Cur Digests what you eat. BEAQJLo TusMee quality" Shoes for Women are known from Maine to California to be the best values made. They wear longer, fit better and look better than other Shoes. Try a pair.

Jo JBiuLrisie Sole Agent for FOR MEN Supt, I. W. Hill. At 7 :30 p. m.

the Institute with many "of the citizens of the town met at the Opera House, and heard an interesting lecturing on Education by Dr. John Massey and State Superintendent I. W. Hill. Institute reassembled Saturday 10 a.

m. Prayer was offered by Rev. J. Hamilton. The committee on Resolutions was appointed by chairman W.

B. Riley. (a) Conducting a Recitation, discussed by R. W. Little, C.

A. Peavy and Miss Mary DeBardele-ben. The Teacher and the School, paper by W. B. Riley.

Talk by Dr. John Massey on Betterment of Common Schools. By vote of the Institute it was decided, provided it met the approval of Supt. Rutherford, to hold the next Institute at Cross Keys on April 15 and 10. The following resolutions wore offered by the committee and adopted by the Institute: Resolvsd That we, the members of the Teachers Institute of Macon county, thank the citizens of Tuskegee for their hospitality and kindness extended to us.

2. We thank Mr. Riley for his courtesy as chairman and Mr. Little for his services as secretary. M.

Traweek, C. Oswalt, C. A. Peavy. To The following named teachers were present: W.

B. Riley, Miss Sudie Cloud, Miss Lizzie Chambliss, Miss Mary DeBarbeleben, Miss Carrie Oswalt, Miss Ethel DeBardeleben, Miss Mary B. Wheeler, Miss Annette Howard, Miss Mabel Randall, Miss Myra Trawick, Miss Coral Pruitt, Miss Talutie High-tower and Miss Edna Shannon Messrs G. S. Rodgers, C.

A. Peary, J. J. Rodgers and R. W.

Little. R. W. Little, Sec'ty. 'WANTED At the Tuskegee Normal School Hichory, White Oak and Poplar logs.

For particulars apply to L.G.Wheelus. Business Agt.T. 1 1 Swift's blood and bone Guano can be had at per ton and it is said to keep the cotton green and growing during a drought longer than any other fertilizer, for sale by C.W.Thompson. Macon County Teachers Instttite. The Tuskegee county Institute met at Tuskegee, Feb, 19, 1904.

County Superintendent Rutherford being absent the meeting was called to order by Prof. B. Riley, Prayer was offered by Mr. C. W.

Hare. Welcome address by C. W. Hare. Reponse by C.

A. Peavy. R. W. Little was elected Secretary after" which the program was taken up, (a) Right view of Education, paper by Miss Annette Howard.

(b) The Importance of Manual Training in the Public Schools, discussed by State Supt. Hill. Paper by Miss Mary DeBardele-ben. Institute adjourned to meet at two o'clock p. m.

AFTERNOON SESSION. (a) The class in Reading, discussed by W. B. Riley, Mrs. Mary B.

Wheeler, Miss Louise Smith and Miss Annette Howard. (b) The Relation of Nature Study to our Public Schools, discussed by C. Peavy, W. B. Riley.

(c) The Literary Qualifications of the Teacher, discussed by C. A. Peavy, W. B. Uiley.

(d) Busy Work for Little Ones, paper by Miss Mabel Randall. (e) Organizing of Teachers for Educational Good, discussed by C. A. Peavy, C. W.

Hare and State Washington Birthday Celebration at the Camp Ground School. On the mvition of Miss Lizzie Lombard the capable and efficient teacher of the Camp Ground School, Superintendent of Education Rutherford, Judge W. H. Hurt, Capt. VV.

G. Stevenson, Mr. W. P. Cobb and the Editor enjoyed a splendid program lust Monday evening which had been prepared for the celebration of Washington's Birthday, and which was carried out with great credit to Miss Lombard and to the school children.

Mibs Lombard is doing a great work for that community and no better school can be found anv where in the county, she is giving entire satisfaction to the patrons and is highly thought of by all the pupils. We are sorry that we have not space enough this week to print the entire program, and to mention the part taken by each of the pupils as every one of them deserve especial praise for the manner in which program was carried out. The "oration on Washington" by Master Perry Maguire is deserving of special comment, he had learned his speech well andin delivering it he showed many of the qualifications of a coming orator. Judge Hurt who had been invited to deliver an educational address i.