THE MOEMKG UTRfTBT SOTUT, J11Y 29, 1906. SOCIAL REALM 1 ADOPT RESOLUTIONS A Card 4o The Public. and Mrs. Sam Thompson Remember in Shelbyville. Hoes Democratic Executive Miss Cornelia Powell is the guest of Miss Strong at Meridianville.
Coniiniltee OF MABISOS, COUKTY YESTERDAY. If elected to the legislature we will pass a dispensary bill for, Madison county with the dispensary located at Huntsvllle, and no whskey shall be sold in the county in any other way or through any other agency. From the net proceeds of the dispensary there shall be first paid to the County Superintendent of Education for the support of the public schools of the county the sum of five thousand dollars yearly. The halance of the net proceeds from sad dispensary shall be divided equally between the city of Huntsvllle and the county of Madison, one half to each. The county's half of this fund shall be paid into the county tresury and expended by the commissioners' court for the, building and maintenance of the public rodt of the county.
Said dispensary shall be operated under the supervision of the commissioners' court of Madison County. V' ROBERT E- 8PRAGINS, A. D. KIRBYj -r, N. M.
ROWE, DELEGATES TO STATE COXITES-" TIOX TO BE TOTED FOB OJT AUGUST 27. Our great Mid-Summer Hearing Hul? will continue until AUGUST 1st Honey Saving Prices es all classes of Merchandise. Special Hosiery Sale for today's selling. We are sole agents for the Celebrated brand of OSYX HOSIERY none better made. ill oar 50c Ladies' Lace and Lisle Thread Hose today's AH oiir 25c Ladies' au'I Misses luce and Hose, today's rice 1 Lot Ladies' Lace nliover and laey nnUes in Blacks and Whites.
Special 8 pair fur Jl.C'J Keclar 50e trooiTs. The Democratic Executive Commit tee of this county was in session Sat urday, Chairman W. P. Garth in the mm.i'tmyjmMM:m tumrn 1 iinini 1 mi mi the. chair.
I Til inn mm i in 1 I TfiT Tp meeting was called for the pur-Ijpse qf providing for the selection of i to Be Showii dor I $15 JO. $18 JO 120 ca TTT 1 FOR MH MAY.COONE. f- jf mi 1 Twenty-five suits in the assortment that we iii put on; Sale Monday; Morning-. i Co. to the state Democratic Convention that meets in Montgomery September 10, 1900, Madison County lreing entitled to fifteen delegates.
John W-. tendered his resignation as committeeman from Colliers 'iscjpct. and Miles Parker was elected to fill' the vacancy. The following resolutions were adopted: Resolved1, That the chairman cf this committee leave a blank space on the county 'ballot for the voter to express his preference fur, the chairman cf ilie precinct committeeman, which to be 4a member of the central1'" Democratic committer of except the precinct cf where separate haH'Us must be Resolved 1 Tlut in ih, precinct of- Htjntsvllle where candidates desire to do so, they can prepare separate ballots for precinct committeemen and may have ballots printed at their own expense and the ballots can be used as other ballots. ''The' voter must mark a cross marlt either before or, after the names of the-; candidates to indicate his choice.
Adopted unanimously. D. A. Overton introduced the follow-' ing resolution: Resolved, That it is the sense of this and as a Democratic measure that believers in rotation in office, that the present executive committee! retire in favor of a new committee to he elected on the 27th day of Augus 1 Resolved further, That It is the sense of this committee that we are unqualifiedly opposed to ring rule, and that we each individually and collect-' ively announce our purpose not to stand for re-election. Adopted, a vote of 14 to 2.
D. A. Grayson arid E. L. Passeau voting in the i J.
Powell Introduced the following resolution; Resolved, That we as the executive committee jof the Democratic and conservative party of Madison county; believing tht "we occupy a judicial position toward '-the people of said county and the various candidates to be elected at the primary on August 27, that it Is the sense of this committee that it is Improper for any member of this committee to occupy a place on any. campaign committee or as chairman or manager of the same. Adopted by a vote of 14 to-2. D. A.
Grayson and E. L. Passeau voting in the negative. Delegates to, 'the State Democratic convention will be voted for in the primary August 27. MrsjtL.
C. Pynchon has as her guest Mrs. Charles Sykes of Nashville. Miss Minnie Nance is visiting Mrs. Cassius Stanley in Birmingham.
Mrs. Fanny 'Wheylan, of Decatur, Is visiting her mother near the city. Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Harly, of Tuscaloosa, are with friends in the city. Miss. Mabel Massengale, of Mays-ville, is a guest of Mrs. Shelly Law-ler, East Clinton Street HUM Mrs.
Mary Hinds, who has been the guest of Mrs. Dr. Adamshas gene to Bowling Green, Ky. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey L. Pollard and children are visiting relatives in Decatur Mis. Sallie Adkins has just returned home after a pleasant visit to Mrs. P-T. Petiy.
Miss Nellie Wathen, of Louisville, will arrive in the city today to be the guest of Mr.3. F. T. Petty. it 1t St Mid.
Jaciucs Looj an.l children of Montgomery, are visiting Mrs. Julius Henle and Mrs. Leo IX ami Florence Moore are the g-tests cf Miss O'tilSsU. at Hazle Greea. Invitations haye been issued for a picnic to be given by Misses Frankie Vaughn and -Septimia White at Mc-Crutchers Springs Wednesday.
After a short stay with her mother, Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. John Motherwell has returned to her home in Birmingham. Miss Mary Lou Harris entertained a party of young people at her home last night in honor of her guest, Miss Ada Vandergrift, of Athens. The members of the U.
D. C. are requested to meet at Mrs. Lomis' residence on Saturday afternoon, August 4, at four o'clock. Mrs- Charles Stewart left for her home In Memphis yesterday after a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Patterson, West Clinton Street. Miss Mary Merts, Clara Moore and Gladys Green have returned from Tuscoloosa where they have been attending the Summer School for teachers, at the State University.
Mrs. Carrie Karthaus has returned from Arizona, where she spent several weeks with her' daughter, Mrs. Fox. Miss Antonie Karthaus will remain there some time longer. 11 1 Mr.
Percy Denison, of Memphis, is at home to be present at the marriage of his sister, Miss Bertha Denison, to Dr. L. Van Swearingen Monday morn-ing. Miss Mary Withers Clay, of Birmingham, the charming and accomplished violinist, giiest of the Misses- Clay, Maiden isthe recipient of many compliments, for the artistic manner In which she rendered the -choice selections at the reception given by Mrs. Newsom in honor of John Steele.
morning "Oak Lawn," the handsome home of Mrs. A. W. New-son, was again die scene of gracious hospitality. Mrs! Newson entertained at' cards in honor of Mrs.
John. B. Steele, of Chattanooga, formerly Mis Bessie; Mc Anally, one- of Hantsville's most beautiful belles. Mrs. 'NewsOnUyJ'-Strs.
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