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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

El estuPor de ClAu1io M lrt3au
no podrfa des ,ribirsa.
I'll valiente III srinaro, aun adj.
vinau 10 los proyectos d. 81 ssflor,
no sVlponfa que qlisiera alejarlo
tan de repente.
Aqaella determi naoi6n de su Sc
for era tan imprevIsta. que por IN
monlento lleg6ss & turbar su claro
enteindimiento.
-I4lhl -murmur6, --el sefi1r L0-
renzo Sviene conmHg1P
ST; Sos desagradap
No, sen 'r; lsi ell san lr Lorenzo
= 20 somos muy bueu)s amigos.
NE ae.rada m1ch1 viaj3r con ei
-bfe allegro. Llegari ell dlnero
necessrIo para vlestra com 3ra.
-Ests blen. sen 1r.
LII aim 1rEar; prepa -aos Y pra-
parad 4 vuestro gruul ats; 81 carrIa
ie saldra de aluf Il las onoa en
punto; cita milit2r.
-Estarem1 Is llssos, sen Or.
ClaiadIo, volvien1 l,sata n anita {
50 pal,sll5n, Sc desil:
-lel16 ladlno es el patr0al El
lnstluto le hace ten sr Inisd d ; mt.
III s.leja de squf con- l. 'reozo para
que ME vigile -. 1871 me negase 4
partiltI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

Clauaio Sc eucogl6 de h1m5ros,
caunbl6 de idea y diio:
--Serfa Ilaa torpeLa Escauarfa
Ell Sc lihrarfa de mi de cual1uier
modo. no, no. iEn marcha, ma.
rinero! lasta parbida pnade fayo-
recer Tn plan.
Uns i'iaa luminosa acababs de
peneGrar 'an 81 mente: llam6 Il
Pedro, tluIe estaha comnonieni0
una redei;.
--Aqui astoy, senior Clsudio.
Eseucha, muchaeho. themes
counana2hen INF, soo es gerdadq
--Com'l 81 faerals mi ,lad@ng
he cFess fncapaz de mandar-
0s nacar una ma'a accion?
--Por supuesto.
I hIaras 10 que 20 he digaY
MantilId y verels.
--1 No tlandr2s miedof
~ aletiN yoi -repuso el m ucha-
ca alzanlio con arrog ancia In ca.
beza.
--Es vlai'dai. eres mn .ralsec@a ar
ntniatura, Puss oten, vas & prena-
TAT IN Ps'lneNo cargamento con 10
mas indispensable para IN vlaie,
nos ma0,hIamos.
Nos lnarchamoss--dijo el mu.
onacho, que casi sintl5 ganas d,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
: -Eutonces Sdeb ir al Havrea

Enb0nceS od6u) lr al HaVre?
ST; no olvideis lsl nombrer: John
Manly. Os 10 dare escrito. (a1iero
nn vap1r ligero. de h6licey- dt. dohle
paleta -. en- fin, s.justAdo al ilti-
mo modelo. Os costara de Yeinti.
cinco q veintiocho mil frances.
--Por esa cantidad Sc puede ta-
ner IN casco de hierro nladefs
bien trabajado.
-6Cuanto TEMPO necesi tarels
para volver del HaVre Paris?
IA toda maquinaP
No; con moderation.
DE ocho & diez dfas.
ESQ mismo me- parecfa 3Da
modo que me habeis entendido?
--Perfectamente SY cuando
quiere Ell senior realizar su capri.
cho?
--Ahora mismo.
DE modo - exclam6 Claudio,
asombrado,- que ell sef1or quiere
que parta. -.
Hoy nnismo, en- ell tren de las
doce y veinticinco; IN carruaje Cle
la casa os llevarA a la estacitln con
vueSto grumete y Lorenzo oue os
acompafara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

vedadera OCCASION gasar bn dlneo 81
coste Oeos % gro 90 icy 10
ao nor 81 conan explendo vsrdadsoS
d z dureza lapidac6n perfects mitaOi6n maraviosa
5000 DOLLARS se regaan qulen asnne@ s'0 0ri
lane Alaska de L legtimos. = IN, .baI.
Aniuo para cabaero, brian III doIas nO para
brants gueso % dollars Ah para caDauero n s
dollars. Anl senora DrInante 8fueso P
brlanes B. Pendlentes para snofA
10 dollars Pendnte para sen0a 6Fan % g0's0s ~ 40
liars Pendientes (verdadero regao dollars
Sc franco de odo correo On caeaS %
caada raercancia, para toda Ia sla de Puerto htco
peddo veaa aconPano de So Por
b1letes dol Bnco cerhada, valor
edida anlo hio rsde1or
dsdo.
No hacen dcunt een roPresnconss III enan
cataoQ db1o nj N es todo csmprado conforms
II SO 10 dsvover& inmedatanente
Dgr de La Socada1 Ofo Br
lantes.
Asi AaskA A Buyas, Corso Romano 18 Milan Qtaia)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

Desde
Carolina = ''0 ~'so ioA Tie
q Las de Ia ama6sna eli
=
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Elias WIles,
Deceased.
Notice TO Debtors and CrediSora.
A IL persons indebted 10 Eaid estate must
"a settle without delay, and those holding
claims against The estate must present them
properly attested 70 j. T. Lattmer,
Oct. q, 1902. Administrator.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12
Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBENlLLE.
COUgr OF COMMON PLEAS.
E. d. Kay ami others. Pisiniii. arsinst Mary
Z. Mssters and others. Deiendau ts.-Psr.
iition.
Dy AUTHORITY OF 4 DECREE OF SALE
by the Court OF Common Pleas Tor Abbevilie
County, In said State. made In the above stat.
cd case, I will offer for ,a'e. st Public Query.
st Aobeville c. H.. 4. c.. on Salesday 10 De
CEMBER (lsil A. d. 1909. within the legal
hourn Of sale the following described land, TO
Wit: All that tract or parcel OF land situate.
lying and being In Abbeviiie County. In the
State Aforesaid, containing
Four Hundred and Ninety (490l
Acres,
more or less, In four tracts, described "a fol.
lows:
Tract No. I, containing
One Hundred and Sixty [l60)
Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Estate
OF James Hodge, John Z. Brownlee. Geo. Har.
ris and Tract No.2.
Tract No. 2, containing
One Hundred and Thirty (l30)
Acres,
more or less. and bounded by Tract No. /.
George Harris, Tracts No. Q and 4. and Hoke
Taylor or Hodge Place.
Tract No. 8. containing
Eighty 600 Acres, >
moro or less. and bounded by Trset No. 3. Ei.
lis land. J. William Burriss and Tract No. 4.
Tract No. 4. containing
One Hundred and Twenty (l20
Acres,
more or lsss, and bounded by lands Of Nc.
Clellan Hodge. Tract No. 2, Tract No. 8, ].
William Bnrris.
Plata are now In the Masters ofilce.
TERMS OF sALE-One-hali cash. and the
balance on credit OF twelve months with IN.
terest from the day OF sale, secured by bond
OF the purchaser or purchasers and mort
gage or mortgages Of each the promises, with
all cash. Purchasers 10 pay for papers.
. L. w. PERRIN.
Master A. @. q. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
FROM WEDNESDAY, 0C-
TOBER 18th UNTIL WE'D
NESDAY, DECEMBER
3lst, 1902.
The Rate Of State, County, School
and Special Tax, Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Communication Tax.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT I'D
i raise supplies tor the fiscal yeai commenc.
ing January l, 1907. notice IL hereby given
that the Office Of County Treasurer for Aobe.
vile County will be open for The collection OF
taxes for said fiscal year from Wednesday. Oc'
tober 18th, until Wednesday. December 3sst,
Without penalty. Rates per cent. OF taxation
ara IA lnllOHE.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12

Kerr q Stark. and McDill q Lyon have
all ktnds or furniiurs and Thousands Of other
handsocns Roods. look In shess large and
we'll ssoeksd stores Will make you open VIDE
Some your pnrso strings Win soon DO on
looUo ned and the queen OF tho h3rne VIII DC
uneAs happy and greet your coming with q
happy snaile That win make you share In her
toSi sIoo. Try t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12
Anything In the drug line can be had at
Miiforcs Drug store. Phone lU7.

Make oLr store your headquarters when you
come TO the Fair. a hearty welcome awaits
you. &. A. Milford. The Druggist
Glass and putty cheap at Milfords Drug
ore. Phone l01.
Extra parts for any machine made. 4
machines are hauled, cleaned and repaired
w. ID. Barksdale.
We will take great pleasure In showing you
through our fancy china departments aud
feel sure We can please one and all In this
line. A. NJ. Smith & Co.
Many special bargains In drapery and up
from eight TO fifty cents yard. also
new and nobby In cordurnya for
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12

Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machines are the
best, all guaranteed. W. ID. Basksdale.
II you want pure Drugs put in your pre-
accurately, send them to.us. DR.. Geo. Rea-
ncy and will do lt 70 your satisfaction.
Might calls No. q. q. A. Milford tho Brug.
gist. Phone lN. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12

A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on sIl
male citIzens b-tween the age OF ~ and %
years. excerpt such us are exempt by Law. will
DO col Ircted. a.,
A com mmuiation road tax Of One Dollar viii
he COLLECTED the same time as Othes taxes
from all male citizens between the age oi -
and 81 years, except such An are exempted by
law UnIes. said tax IN paid by nrst Of March,
lgu3 four days work upon the public highways
will be required uuder contractor.
Taxes are payable only 10 gold and silver
coin, Uuit..d States currency, National Bank
Notes and Coupons OF State Bonds which be-
come payable during the year l9JB.
Az 40 few avail themselves OF the opporsun.
Ity of paying xes at the times and places
heretofore designated. ! will discontinue tna
appOi inentS over the County. and collect AL
taxes at tbr II Ieasnrer's Office.
Parties desiring IN iorfnn Mon by mall In re.
gard tn their taxes Will please write before
December 18th. stating the location OF tneiI
property. aud include postage for reply, and
those paying taxes by check must include the
charge FOR collection.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-12

Como and 80 ~ for anything. ,
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21

A. mercury will surely destroy tho
sense Of smell and completely derangs
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Srch
articles should never b used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply.
sicisus, ~ the damage they will do 10
ten.iOld 70 the good YOU can possibly
derive trOmthsm. Hsll'sC ssarrh Cure,
manufactured by =. J. Cheney 4 Co.,
Toledo, O., cOntsins no mercury, and
" taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and ucO surfaces
OF the system. In buying Halls CO.
tarrh Cure bs sure N get the genuine.
II IL taken Internally, and made In
Toledo. Ohio. by 2. J. Cheney & 40.
T'estimOnisls free. Sold BY ~druggists;
price Tic per bottle.
Halls Family pills are the best.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21

A. LsPsrs, Of Orsad Pass, wss 10
Msrshsll Saturday.
Miss Kssis McAmis 10 tbe guest Of
relatives in Slater THE week.
william Gaines, Of ussr Slater,
vas . visitor 70 Msrshsll Saturday.
+. G. Jones and wife, Of Blosser,
wsr shopping 10 Marshall Saturday.
T.. J. Blosser, Of Blosser, wss a.
tending 70 business 10 Marshall Sat.
urdsy.
J.. N. Robertson, Of NJ. Leonard,
va trsusscting business 10 Msrshsll
Saturday.
Louis Benedict, one Of Saline coun.
we progressive farmers, wssin town
Saturday.
G.. @. Patterson, Of Blackburn. edi.
tor Of the Blackburn Record. wss 10
town Saturday.
Walter n. Jobe. Of New Mexico,
visited friends 10 Saline county dur.
Ing the last week.
A. J. Trieg and Robert Ham were
looking siter business interests 10
Slater Saturday.
J. Z. Jones. Of Kansas City, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Jones.
Of Blosser, during the lest week.
Miss Bruce Msrmsduke, Of Cherry.
VILE, Kansas, was the guest Of friends
In NiSrshsll during the past week.
II. 3. Edmonds, editor Of the Nj.
ami News, and George Jackson. both
Of Miami, wore In town Saturday.
Mr.. end Mrs. L. Brown, Of Clay
Center, Kansas, have been visiting
relatives In Saline county during the
past week.
Mics Bstse Bresshits, Who csms
down 70 attend The wedding Of her
niece u Nelson, hes returned 70 her
home In Kansas City.
John Blsckburu, Who attended The
Young Republicans banquet In Ken.
City Friday evening, return.
cd homo BY way Of Marshall Sstur.
day.
Ollie Turner, who has been connect.
ed With the shoe store oi Myers B
Bell for several years, hss re~igped
his position end gone 70 acceps . like
one with B. b. Allen, VI Garth.
age, Mo.
NJ. Zimmerman and Wendell Elm.
norman will have . Sale Of Livestock,
Farm Implemeuts, stock Feed and
Household Goods, On Thursday, Feb.
q, 1902. A fine Sseipwsy Plano Of.
fered chesp 81 private sale. LIT.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21
What Shall We Have for DESSERT

This question arises In the family
every day. Let M answer II to-day.
Try Jell.O, q delicious dessert. Pre-.
dared In two minutes. No baking!
odd hot water and set 10 cool. Fla.
vOrs:-IemmOn, Orange, Raspberry
aud strawberry. ~ your groceries.
lOcts.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21

Afancy To AQe
an, a 4s.... s =. : - ...: ~: =, - ::. 49, -. :; s :.:s,: $500. .:s =: .''. ..;
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.e prep.u.s q. - sosd s.1 . s,sssshs.ias that u i:,ps ,h.iNds oss Il. sns.
-. H.:: a.';;,,:: :,.:s !: 9: ss: 49,: $3.50, s...r.. T.. re-. ~. .:.A ,n.s
s.p,s sosd> ,eais.ss., t~ sishsp asd Ssv.nK = i.vsSsss.
coll. I, ~ , :: s';'ss =: a; ): e.: 80 ~. -, :: ~: :. az. ~. Z ,''s e - ss: = : = ~: .s ss.' n :s:.:
!. LAxAxolA ss~srhss u. ssanya ne Ss"'. and sanss 81 IN ssss Of Ms
s-::::s~s ::::::: -: :: :: =: 8: 80: ): ::;::: 49,
=: 4: !: - u: Z: I: :: -; !: =: ::;:: g !: !: 60: = =: u; !. !;
L..sHsi. ~ Ye~.S oss,s on The shrsshoad Of wou.nhood. has
been found invaluable.
when they become pale and iangud. fsee b,oodss. eyes dull. he'd
aching. feet and hands cold. appetite goae o. ahnorma. and their aystrns
Give them I.AxAK6IA Ia g,nti: bowel seton to eis.nss, and ~ tonic
properties TO build y" the system. viii show immsdass and most b:nsaciA
II act. promptly. surely but gently on the bowels. and while simuiasiag
the liver to Increased activity. IL tonic properties strengthen the nerves.
system. III h the only tonic laxative that Arengthena and tones them up.
Le.skese sss ssesAsss-lt b particularly valuable and useful 10
women. especially mother. - Il 3 . gentle end ss seuedy 10 ue during
oil conditions Of health whenever tdr pscsNar and dsicais coastau .ons
require q mild and eacisn. laxative ad toasc while 70 uuring no,he,n,
worn out with the care Of infants and whose sysems therefore ere parc..
larry ru.eeptib,e TO disease, LAxAxoLA directly appeai.
Il clean n. eompie.;ou. briehssss The eve, .s:rp.s. the .pp.ts., re.
moves muddy and hosehed condition Of ds akin and esss dei headache to
scertainty by sewovisE As 0sH.
To women suffering from chrou,e constipation. headaches. buio.sses.
dizziness. siiowness Of The skin and dyspspda, LAxAxoLA Win invariably
bring relief and Q positive and permanent cure.
=. 9. .. rA . $780,. :: : -: us:sSa ...n.. .=s:s ::
- 80 81 !: -" -. - - -: 49, :: ::ss IN: ~. y. .s = :s. -:
Lasaksls ass CD vesks-ln the Autumn and wintsr d Lie.
when the various organs through long yean Of schon have become more or
Len Auggish, Il becomes necessary 70 stimulate them by some remedy hest
aspted TO that purpose. So long - the stomach and howeie ere doing their
wost properly and the liver and kidneys are active and strong. your food Is
aasamnaAed properly, your blood 10 kept pure and rich. and your nerves ire
strong. The feeling Of nervousness. general weakness aud debility means
t.. the whole system h: rum down and needs . general sonins up
That LAXAKOLA DOES II. has been proved beyond all question. It,
gentle warming. soothing sctioa on the bowels, liver and kidneys. stimulates
then, to increased activity. cleanse the blood, quickens the circulation. and
pts the whole system In q condition Of health snd enables Il to ward %
dheas. while it, tonic properties tone up the system anil keep II hsaith'.
r~1o n00$ II
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21

:s%r $ $S%=se% Il . %%:$ $ :$a Eth $::H $$s s$ $z; $ $ :: ss :%=$ a T.: $: I'M; $s &C.,
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21
LaxakOla Zoe It.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.


sa Mms and %atM%Sn%ssI s%M e MsS%, 10 s%ssL h;M The IMP; sMsay. t:s.i MEGE::. s%ss
Hws strengths. the Insre. aud ISTGs.tis bloc. while rs ma skkM "s"Sns Ip@~% MMM " SpT sM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
CAN A PERSON
Have Yellow Fever More Than oncep

Have Yellow Fever More Than onceF
 The Washington correspondent or Ihe Chicago Record-Herald brings Dr. Sahnuei Hodpson. formerly of Mobile, into view yn connection with the settlement or vexed question: Can a man have two at- tacks of yellow fever? This is quesuon which is answered in the affirmative by the working party of the Marine HOS pilal Service now at Veru Cruz. where IL is believed that it's members have disco'- cred the cause of yellow jack The case in point is reported to Surgeon General wyman by Assistant Surgeon 5. H. Hodgson, now on duty at Vera cruz. on ,June I was called to see A A. Adams, an American from Minneapolis. and found him suffering from well marked case or yellow fever He was discharged at the end of the twelfth day of the disease and resumed his occupation a few days later. On July 10, while attending roommate of MT. Adams, who was suffering from yellow fever. found Adams in bed and he laughingly said that he had it again. The diagnosis was yellow fever, and sub seauent symptoms and treatment verified the diagnosis. I discharged the case yes- terday convalescent. One of two things Is certain: This man had two cases of vel low fever in two months or there has been a mistake in diagnosis The disease was so pronounced in both cases that mistake in diagnosis was hardly proba- hla n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
Autobiography of a Fad.

was born in Paris, springing, Minerva Ike full-fiedged from the brain of my creator-a French actress l came across the~Atlantic in trunk, was dragged out to daylight by profane customs officer entered in a book, paid exorbitant rates for and sprung upon an unsuspecung public on Broadway
 travelled extensively. having been seen on a Montana ranch, a Mexican hacienda and a New England village at the same time. Then met a monster named Fem mine Fancy, which destroyed me and wiped my race from the face of the earth. It was the same power which had given me birth, so had mo kick coming"
 I. who had ruled palaces and novels alike, died because-L died. There has never been any other reason for my de- mise known to bacteriologists-the fad microbe is yet beyond human ken. I was buried with my countless forefathers in the Potter's Field of oblivion. But we lie content, knowing that we shall each in turn be exhumed from the depths at some future day-for there is transmit grafton for fads more surely than for hu- man souls.
 And so above us it is we'll written "Feminine Pads of the Ages. They rest from their Labors. RequleEcat in Pace"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
Short Sermon to the Lonely.

You are lonely, my dear friend. would fain wander with you in the lonely path and show you some of the hidden beauty that fingers where the feet of other pill grims have eso bravely trod.
 You are looking over wonder, where the skies seem brighter and where theSvoices of mother, father sister. brother. wife and child mingle in sweet and distant music.
 You are alone, or, at least, you feel that you are.
 Let us see; we will rest for a moment on this green bank of the wayside and pluck the violets at our feet. I have a book with me as a companion In 1t are reminders of my mothers garden. Here is a grape leaf and tendril. which bring a picture of purple clusters, climb ing. climbing. climbing. Now we find a half blown rose, which holds it's apple blossom color, and our memories repeat the wonderful words of the poet: "Every Rose Is an Autograph of AL
 mighty God"
 And thus. by the wayside. we behold His writing.
 A faint breath stirs the grasses at our feet, and we seem to hear the rustic of white garment by our side
 Let us read a few words from the book He shall give His angels charge con-
 corning thee.' o words of comfort, O words of cheer From my eyelids there falls the answer
 ing tear; My heart is strengthened: will trust
 Him today By my side walks the Angel, to show
 me the way.
 Alice s. R. Mitchell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
Opinion of an Epert.

How do you like my new green ana white hat?' asked the little blonde, "and don't you think it is immensely becom- ingr'
 T like it awflly we'll" replied the tall brunette, "and it is extremely becoming. But do you really think you should wear green. and isn't the white rather trying? I think I should like it better if the roses were on the back instead of the front, and it might be improved by rais- ing the brim a little on the left side. If were you I should make the milliner give me better grade of ribbon for the b,ws-that is, if you paid a fair price for it and got it of a milliner who knows good materials when she sees them.
 Do you think the shape Is quite suit able for you? And maybe. that is not an imperfect place n the crown, but it looks like it. What pity that you can't see the way it sits on your back hair. Some milliners have no conscience about telling you that a hat sits properly on your head when it doesn't at all
 What do you think of the straw? Wouldn't it have been better, if not quite as cheap. to get a nice fancy braid in- stead of Neapolitan, which will become limp at the least bith of dampness?
 And, by the way, they have been wear
 
 over a year, to my certain knowledge. I saw them on the bargain tables in the beginning of last winter. I could have bought you one for song then if had thought you would wear it. But perhaps you got it that way yourself. No? What a pity that you were cheated.
 "Yes. I like the hat immensely-if only t wasn't white and you had not selected green for the trimmings; also if you had had the roses in the proper place and if the shape were a bit different. Be sure to look at the back of 1t when you get home and see if you really like the way it rests on your back hair. Goodby, dear, goodby.''
 Goodness, what would she have said if she hadn't really liked it and had failed to think 1t becoming?" said the little blonde. as she furtively tried to see the back of her head in the nearest mirror.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
attacks upon Rev. Mary Baker c. Eddy Gnin

attacks upon Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy and Christian Science.
 A representative of the press called on Mrs. Eddy to inquire as to her endorse ment of this book In reply she said: Upon reading the grand preface of MT Keenes book, I laid 1t aside from lack of time just then, and sent my compli- ments to the author with an order for said books. After perusing his book thor oughly, I changed my opinion. not of the authors talents, scholarship and high in tent (although I have never seen him). but of the advisability of publishing the book, and immediately requested the par ties to discontinue publishing 1t in it's present form of treating the subject. l did this solely because the authors ve- hemence in denouncing the pulpit's furi- ous attacks upon me was not consonant with my Christian sentiment! It is writ ten of our great Master whose life and teachings furnish my model that When he was reviled he reviled not again."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
Special Excursion to Atlanta.

The Western Ky. of Ala. will run on August 18th excursion to Atlanta and re- turn by special train, leaving Montgom- cry 500 a. m.; returning, leave Atlanta 500 D. m. of the 18th. This will be a first-class excursion in every respect, and plenty of accommodations for all Excursion will be accompanied by spe- cial agents of the company, who will in- sure patrons fAt-cIasg service and pro- lection. This will be last excursion to Atlanta this season. adv-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
Among the stacks of good things

Among the stacks of good things we keep, here are a few: All kinds of fresh Meats-Beef, Mutton, Kid and Veal-Boiled and Green Hams Bologna and Pork Sausage-Fresh and Salt Water Fish, including Mackerel and Pompano- all kind of Vegetables in season, such as Bell Pepper, Beans, Tomatoes, okra and Egg Plants-Poultry, live and dress ed-Fox River Butter and Eggs Watermelons on ice.
 R. s. Cloud, Green Grocer,
 Phone 29O. Joe Robinson, Mgr.