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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
A CASE Of MANIA

Is that ar lIaa taa a. H-e pl9aa2''
"Yes. aa IT Haaa -.
Mrs. Ward aa#gs 59a# r. come %
ser immediately sac s, 4ary a.
'.tii f.-az - -a#aaouee-
.GouIaU n r.. azrg55af5.Ti fs.s-# g.aes5r
a. he H5fa-=#l.=5a5=Feasfs f=l4d sesltFff=
.d 70 aa-tg - 5aeIa#,pe# - ~ "a.
tertafaHa.s It dinner H. =s-ll# f1af y..Hs
day t!ee#a#a "a invitation from ia,
Mrs Ward. 79oalfagy yoaa- e'dgH=t9
escort her to ~ opera. fF~ eyease 5e.
4ng that he had 4 paueat p eht.ge
whom L. eoald aot ta4e tn reaI
cause Of hls declining Was t4at Il col
le4e elass.aat,.= had come 10 town aad
I'll" doetor desired 10 .iye hfhI st7-
dinner at bis house
You fellows keep Iho bal raIi.a&.
ae said I've -at a cal and must
aeave you for awhile. Patrick. keep 6.se
gentlemen We'll supplied with VIE.
There's fresh box Of cigars ii tAe
sideboard.
Dr. Hamilton 49, ii To- much o. a
hurry to get bark 10 Tie party To Wait
for his owl Lafse aud fortunately )
found passing cab Ia ten mjaa,rs Ae
was 1T Mrs. Wards. He found her on
a lounge in tie library dressed IN DIN.
ner costume. Iamp with a rose tinted
shade standing on a table beside her
casting very becoming ii@tt on h"f
face The doctor advanced and. takin-
her wrist between his l.asers, looked al
her searcAingly.
Whats the troable?" he asked
Il don; know Nftcr dinner w&>
seized with u ve5y sin-5.iar feeHns
-Nhere4
esIn the ears.
The doctor removed the shade frou
she lamp and. taking 4 little -...sS from
his instrument safchel= =thrrW eaaeen
uated rays Of h4AGillso In. 8sl#s@
left ear tia4fa- ua4aias ll.asu.t
there. be examined th. ashee car
IT'S quite possible" = san. sH5t
tiny bug eraNlel ato yasr ear am
crawled eat a4aiH. YoG hear notiln.
unusual now
NO. haven't heard anything aa
usual
Then what=was the sensation f''
y terrible longing.
Longing for WHAT
There it Is a4aja. Aad tremo
-an over her shapelg frame
The doctor. thinking that il mjgbt Il
symptom Of insanity, tooNed ste.ttll4,
into her eye Il was clear as a be-
soft and liquid as 1t aet his. 'ItI~f
was not even the slightest judieatio
Of nerve tension The doctor WIS elz
zted
I'm afraid Fm goiae 10 lose m
mind doctor. said the patient.
why so=55
I have parozysns, - which fat
that l must hear harmonious 9aaHa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
~ es Nav D ~ cu-e.

\ gaEs. remedy s.s 5s
it=or. Iaaaec eHa Gl t.z#-a
uaa HaKa ssszass ~ d remain
"oH the water eat1sa sau7ists o1 .ce
water duuk through raw potato.
TAKE bow Of So 4a#+r aad Feta.
10 Pee. the potato an cut down one
nd Of it until il can be easily insert
"a III The mouth Dip the potato in
he ice water anu ssek it every time
a craeing for strong drink comes on.
1t is claimed that this treatment will
effect an absolute care The Why and
the wherefore are not stated, but the
process is such simple one that
there can be no harm in trying It if
any one is afflicted with a thirst
which they really and truly desire to
lose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11

Oh Curious spring morning
-oward the close gf Nay 2q0 years
ago m0m-Hto0s historic event took
place in 4 very quiet way, with not
even a eiaron.ctar 70 describe the de-
tails Woodland. water and a cloud
Jess sky formed the framework Of
he picture. The Foreground Il which
vas occupied With number of boats
74gta- ou toe surface of broad rl.er
- I .s.a...4,! Nj. +, s,rt...gr... Gesc5=l0oIl
H. e--t1s
among thanselras r loud t5ae4 They
oerA the famous ~Bom.ardler r-gf
n7ent which had achieved fe-ts o
rroWpss few weeks before during
cae battle With the 5Hede5. AMI their
captain WAS the most impos tag fg
IRE u them ali 5.55in@ in the row ot
7 stout vessel ahead of the rest The
weather vas bright ard braeIng and
the breeze caused rhe face Of the blaa.
broad Neva 70 Wrin eIe If LOST
itself in the Finnish gulf The cap
Ia stood with lis bac.Ero the sea
gazias a the smiling Islands II f9o#.z.
which were literally covered vlth
dense forests: indeed had it not been
for the uoisy-tongued men Oh the
boats h latght haze fancied himself
in q country heretofore un4isited by
man The whole district. Swedish
down to couple 0f weeks before had
recently 9een taken by the Russian
troops. The captain nov landed on
the most pleasantly sitl1atad and at
tractiYe Of tha islands. and with a
few Of MS officers. vas making his
way to the center shen curious
sound in the air above arrested his
attention.
Looking up he beheIl great ea gle
! tapping lis wings noi5ily soaring up
to dizzy height and then swiftly des-
cending TO a spot not far from where
be: stood He did not then know tn
it was a bird tanned by the men Who
were wont 10 load the boats with tim
Der but looked upon its appearance
as a good omen for his undertaking
/ Selling q bayonet therefore he cut
out two sods of the turf placed them
/ one on the other like the beams OF \
cross then made q wooden cross from
Two bough and. pressing it into n.
sods. exclaimed; In the nam of
Jesus Christ let there be ch 75eu on
this spot. and let IFS name be lose Of
the chief apostles. Peter AZ Paul =
And it was all he had said The
/ ehuzeh. with its golden 5pire. now
surmounts the terrible fortress in
which many political prisoners have
perished miserably. and the city
around it IS St Petersburg. tor the
Captain Of the Bombardters was
Peter the Great
Such Is the legendary tala of the
foundation of the northern Palmyra,
Hnteh Is said to have b-aa iotted
down y an officer of the corps at
he time and to nave been laid in a
gold cas6ets which still lies among the
!oU9latioas of the farfr-ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Her Niqhtiy Habit.

The Doctor-Is YOUR wife good
5 je4per, M Stubb22
srubb-Yes. pretty good.
The Doetor-Does she 60 10 Sleep
as soon a. she touches the pillow?
-We1l-ar-she goes TO sleep
as sooa as she touches my vest
Occker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Eccentric Scientist Oeae' ;,

DR.. John A. Trembly, tae e ham
scientist, has just died al ht9 :. nd
Hamilton. Ohio. This home - = r,r
the owner having designed lHe
rooms in geometrical hsu,e d
octagonal. others cifcu'al,f - 4
elliptical. and specimens fros
known wood were proeufeu :, ipl
narts of the world and uSe'
structure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Gra phic's D all y Story
Diarr..0ea. Dysentery, anc

aa #aa f-.t.a.aae.
-=raa H-..f F7a -.t#s.- fH+. =9E#eFV--a'e
R4er-= .saa aear music IT., the only
e4H- H6at ts4a -a.-fF llz In-aaa
eraHil-
Hun. said f..e= doctor l,gA, @a~
6r4fHaaB- - Hf-#5> u. .a#aa aia4# ~4ou=
Eaze 7s.} Al s'l.soper,t
4 5e1 IIo4 an@.ad el you 10 d
cline 10 tsa.s=E... Asssu I nd -oue -
tbe tret.Alet7 provide places
ffua- = raHeaaehfHI Iaaa ahe=# 5a4a
ize a.la =oII5 -. Der soft Eyes. lls==
'1e re ~ al. 70 this moment had
s..zs=ll1s= - -4E back . his eaHrfz.t4
-'Iss' ba.au n feed other setf~at+a-=
2.fs MI aa~ 4 very pretty woman
z-fy charming woman. To one II H.4.
t.a ~ey her ruse would have excited
uatamDt Not 50 to the man IL
i.au-at it all very cute
@ENetse HE moment" he said. ris
tn@ 4 mast=ase your telephone. Tht
patient have in charge j. In critica
.9adjtian. aud must keep in touch
With aiIn-
You'll find it in the little room at
he end Of tIf. hall
The doctor ria- np his own house
lad cailpd for one Of his GUESTS
I'll be longer than supposed. H.
said @but I'll be back before tae even
ine IS over.
SERIOUS case
Very
All right; we'll stay till you come"
Then hr. Hamilton returned to rE-
willow aud told her that be could spend
an hour with her at tht. opera.
doctor She said If | were to take
you where your patient couldn't reach
yon and he were 10 die while yon were
atflIe opera | would nefrr forgive my
self =
How considerable of you
"rerhaps If We stay hera and the
paroxysm COMES on again II you vhfs-
per softly in ny rar with thai mascal
voice Of yours il would al.ay The cray
M.
We'll fry it..
TIE doctor gain examined tie p4lse,
ms fIu.e-= ta14u- IN. fttr Aaad n liz
10 determine whether it WIS moist or
fererish H- sat in sienee. He was
thinking
.naefor. said the widow its com
in- ON again Speak 10 me. Your
voice is a9 harmonious X i cello
Mrs Ward lie began.
camilla not Mrs Ward You would
Pr aeHaee Camilla beautifully
camilla
,t;o on
: Fl io1. yae
That MS tn end Of Nrs Wards
, parozySis~.
Or Hamilton rraIruad Ia lis -lte~ :
IT II o'elaeN
: Nzh4t=0.fz tt=t. tf#1a7Ht. do -,
y \=Ga95l!#.=a - 5as.I.f.
,f=t.za. Hr l#a-s..@@
-2Hi.a raeasee.ri TeWno"a t5lr- u7r.
Il. sl=5
"WG.fle e9.fr .1ttaa..tE1
s1tazH stsra5l .s=s.t tat5 -. -
a.fr a3l 15sf=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Trained Ants he Latest

Trained ants aIe the latest novelty
n Berlin There is little circus In
which these performers appear daily.
They dance, turn som arsaults, draw
miniature wagons, fight sham battles
and perform other woDdsrA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
"Ezsa Yourself" "

Eie..ty-seveu brokers Of the Lea
tor Stock exchange walked from Lon.
Gon 10 Brighton, a distance OF fifty
two miles, and ten Of them finished
the stunt within ten hours, the winner
in n.ae and one-haIf hours. Then
forty eight brokers' OF the Paris bourse
walked from Paris to Fontainebleau,
a distance Of twenty-five ard one-halt
miles. and the winner covered the
distance in our hours and forty-dye
minutes. Here would seem TO be a
suggestion for our own brokers' who
f4d ttroa hanging so heavily on their
hands nowadaya Take q WaIk.-Bos-
Eon Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11

What's the secret OF happy vigorous
health9 Simply keeping the bowels
the stomach the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Bufloek Blood Bit
ters does it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Senatorial etoy aes Go.

1g14 i64# J -H5li , ~.
49, the pa-s5aZ II fse a1If-sav,
aBta congress t4a os=tH- hast sr9..y
4-ss.45 n Csc rate aat.s=s % qe.4 4ee
He f9r raeats t5s-414r u
fieaez-#G Ee=6 81 Missouri aa4 #,.5 -
saea Tie H.a3Nfaaas5 ea HaHa
jones - N-.az44 4 4ss pub
s.l fae#a7 W#1e= a=z &as
a9.8aH y H. e=ss 9fsz=s:
3 Is
lle
-.
f. AeaH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
RYAN'S CATA0 RHLiNE

Is Gods -irr To man. = IS positive
cure for catarfA Of tie head and nose
hay fever. asthma. headache. ard wllt
cure cold in one nights time. For
5a=..s=aZ ,falg stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
ew 10 Londoners.

The l.ondoner will be grea.'
noyed by innovations Wneu IN.
American electrical cars are ~,
in the Metropolitan undersfouu'1
tu'penny tube railways. u. ,:.t1
will be five cents for any ui'v
there will be no first, second or
class: the high speed will 90 H.
sixty miles an hour, and ehe
,econd limit to stops VIII sNe ~
Chicago education in moYs"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Painful Sub iect.

The admirer-"The fringe of mag.
nolias beyond the lagoon" There is
something poetic about the word
fringe"
The poet-Yes, except when it re-
fers to trousers.-Stray Stories.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
RUSSIA'S GREAT CITY
OF THE BEAUTIFUL
NORTHERN CAPITAL.

Low Peter me Great Selected the Site
Of the Famous Stronghold Which
Bears rs Nane-Fo Foliowed the
Eagles Ffght
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Knew All About X.

Dr. Banhs-And IN spite of al IA
nors to the contrary yoa are still
prepared to contend that Bjnks died
a natural daath2
DR. Shanks-I am for during his
last Illness attended him myself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
He Was Married.

Great Scot. I've left my purse IT
home on the mantelpiece
We'll. it doesn't matter. your serv-
ant Is honest enough; she won't touch
II"
No. but my wife Will"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Aancjrai Neixille,5 -cetin9.

Regular visitors u the naEE eeoar@-
meat IN Washington VII =72w mis-,
The cT#aarr= Fl brother with wAica
Hear ADMIRAL Melville. Just r@tired,
H~-1 - greet acauatnrances. When
Roosevelt =beeama assistant secretary
a- fae= =aaHF }#e HaS greeted aith the
7=f55l exclamation when h. first net
Ha H then chief OF The bureau Of
zraaas aaE5reaes TIE new as. stant
secretary 0as r7fher inclined to re-
sa1H saeh Familiarity on short acqGain-
h.e eee l8a4 be AMI u A..yl.lt
,e5s aafa4 fsiaa.ts.
#.a.a a..ege1 il twenty min
ta m#aaa.aas nr Taom.
.ztea aAs=dH84 7tar=.
sHseas3 ffsa',=set
ags
ais,
eesetz il rea.E. bog1dt and
lfata. -aHzp-raaee and JUS
te a9e3 trsle virtue sub
Patio.
l nesae=5=t- taensan s
s.aez4 every EeaF. Df.
E Ea-9asa P.Ha s9rfr Hres lit
~ me- Big colds, too. down
ii taa zeey verse a[ a~mmH.iou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11

Ne. bHt my wife viii. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
SENTENCES COMPUTED
FOSTER AND HIGHToWER WILL
 NOT BE HANGED.
Penalty of Macon County Negr es For Murdering Lou Tyner, Changed to Life ImpIison-
 ment by Governor.

II The death sentences of Henry High tower and Jim Foster, negroes of Macon County. were yesterday commuted to life Imprisonment. The negroes were partici- pants in the murder of Lon Tyner, an- other negro near Society Hill.
 Two other negroes named Wade and Sistrunk, were charged with the same crime. One of them died in jail and the other was convicted. Important testimony for the State was given by Foster and Hightower, who were con- demned to be hanged. It was estab- lished that they were of weak minds and had been influenced by the stronger negroes to take part in the murder.
 Tyner. who was law-abiding negro was entced from home and beaten to death with hickory sticks.
 Foster and Hightower were to have been hanged last May, but they were twice respited. Since then they have ben living in the shadow of the gallows until yesterday.
 In granting the commutation the Gov etnor said:
 These two men served the State in the prosecution of Wade and Sistrunk charged with murder in Macon County Both are men of low order of intellect. Some of the best citizens in the county recommend that their sentence be com mutcd, which course is also urged by the Solicitor of the Court It is ordered | that sentence of death against these two men be commuted to life imprisonment in the penitentiary."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11

With the approval by the Governor of Ine supreme Court bill and the State banking Bill interest has been aroused in the prospective candidates for the places created by the acts.
 The Supreme Court law provides for the eiection Of two more Justices of the Su- preme Court. They will be chosen at the general election next year.
 The state Bank bill creates the office of State Bank Examiner and provides that ne shall be paiS an annual salary of s2. .OOo The act does not go into operation untiI next January but there is already A rush or applications to the Governors s office. A list Of those who are mentioned for state Examiner are: T.. V. P. Love greensboro; George P. Hill, Birmingham: J. Gardner Green, Anniston; Major w. C. Wailes, Selma; W. H. Murphree, Troy; w. w. Haralson, Troy; Judge w. F, Wilkinson, Prattvs1le; W. R. Sawyer Birmingham; s. P. Kennedy, Anniston: owen Julian, Tuscumbia; Fred Johnson, Florence; Judge W. B. Bridges, Scotts- ooro; Paul Smith, Montgomery and w. s. Cox, Ozark.
 This is rather a formidable list in vieu Of the fact that the act does not become operative until January. There will no doubt be lively fight for the place be- Tore the appointment is made.
 Ihere will be no lack of candidates for the Supreme Court bench The entire Supreme Court bench, with two new mem- bers, will be elected next year. The Su- preme Court, as at present constituted, is composed of Thomas N. Mcclellan of Limestone. Chief Justice; H. A. Sharpe of Jefferson, John R. Tyson of Montgom- cry, Jonathan Haralson of Dallas and James R. Dowdell of Chambers Associ- ate Justices.
 It is understood that the entire court will stand for reelection.
 For places on the Supreme Court bench number of the most prominent attor- neys of the State are mentioned Among the lawyers whose names are gossped of in connection with the Supreme bench are, Judge A. D. Sayre of Montgomery Chancellor w. l.. Parks of Troy, Judge N. D. Denson of Lafayette, w. c. Sel- heimer of Birmingham, w. C. Fitts of Mobile, Captain R. T. Simpson of Flor ence, Chancellor R. B. Kelly of Annis- ton, Judge J. c. Anderson of Demopolis A. H. Merrill of Eufaula J. F. Webb of Birmingham, William L. Martin of Mont gomery and Judge T. w. Coleman of Eu- taw.
 An interesting campaign for the su- preme Court places is expected. Should the overnor sign the judiciary bills there would be some more interest ing political gossip concerning the filling of the new places. It is generally agreed that Erie Pettus will be appointed Solic. itor of the circuit to be composed of the counties of Madison and Limestone.
 About the Capitol this place is conceded to MT. Pettus.
 There are a number of applicants for the judgeship of this circuit. l. | ing action by the Governor on the un- signed bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
EvANGELIsTIc SERVICES.
Rev. J. J. Wicker to Conduct Meet
 ;no at Adams Street Church,


 Rev. J. J. Wicker successful pastor evangelist. will begin special evangelistic services at the Adams Street Baptist Church, Tuesday morning. The services will continue twice daily until Oct p. The topics of the sermons as advertised are as follows:
 Tuesday, Oct. 13-10 a. m.-Season of spe- cial prayer; p. m., Gods Greatest Act" Wednesday. Oct. I-10 a. m.-'Tne Holy Spirit and My Life;' p. m., Death Bed Repentance--Is 1t Possible?'
 Thursday Oct. 15-1O a. m.-"Christ's Mission, My Commission D. m., Re pentance After Death-Can it be Done?" | Friday, Oct. 16-10 a m.-''The Way of Pentecost;" p. m., 'Hell-How Long it | Lasts"
 Saturday Oct. 17-lO a. m.-"The Cause | of Tears D. m., How to Thorw Your self Away
 est Act" 3 D. m, Personal Imperialism" {" A special sermon to young men, p. m.. B. Y. P. IT.; D. m, 'The Greatest Thing in the Universe.'
 Monday, Oct. 19--1O a. m.-"Paul's Four C's;" p. m.. "The Wrath of Love-
 Tuesday, Oct. 2o-lo a. m.-"The Risen Life;' p. m., 'Love's Power.'
 Wednesday. Oct. 21-1O a. m.- Weights" D. m., "The Gospel A. B. C."
 Thursday. Oct. 22-1O a. m-"I Trust" s p. m., "Life.''
 MT. Wicker, who is pastor of the First Baptist thur h, Trenton, N. J.. is a Vir- ginian by birth and education, being a graduate of Richmond College, and also of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky.
 His pastorate in Baltimore was phe- nomenal in it's success. Hampden Church Etf1p int when he took charge, but crowded houses attended his ministry, and conversions were had at every service. A strong self supporting church was built up, the house of worship enlarged, and a pipe organ was put in. His success here attracted the attention of the old and strong First Baptist Church of Trenton, N. J., and he became pastor there about three years ago. Since that time over 200 have been baptized.
 He has been in great demand as an evangelist, for several years having charge of two of the great Baptist camp meetings of Virginia.
 Having been associated with him in Baltimore. Dr. Gregorey, pastor of the Adams Street ~hurch. says he congratu- lates the people of Montgomery that he Is to labor in this community He is a young man of commanding presence and an earnest speaker It is his first visit to Alabama, and as he is pastor. he can only remain from Tues day. Oct. 13, to Thursday Oct. 9. On | these dates he will preach at Adams Street Baptist Church at 10 a. m. and s D. m.
 In order to give teachers, and those att tending schools an opportunity of attend ing these services, they will be held also on Saturday, Oct. IT. and three services on the Sunday following A cordial invitation is extended to Christians of all denominations and the public generally to attend these services
 MT Walker expected to arrive Tuesday. and will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs O. F'. Gregory, 509 South Lawrence street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11

rollment will be larger than last year. as several new branches are being taught. One of the new features in the night school Is the class for i. working boys. Heretofore the junior members, boys un- der 16 years old were allowed to enter the reguar night classes, but 1t was not found to work advantageously. This year separate classes are held for. boys be- tween 12 ard 16, and instruction is given them in reading. spelling, arithmetic and grammar.
 Religious meetings for men are being held every Sunday afternoon, and are ad- dressed by prominent ministers or lay men. These meetings are open to all young men and strangers are, especially welcomed.
 The Association Bible classes will be organized during the month and it is ex- pected a large number of young men will be banded together for the purpose of studying the Bible. This is one of the most important, if not the most import ant department of tine Association work, the object being to enable students to study for themselves the truths of the Bible and their application to his daily life.
 The Association officers consider the outlook for the present season's work the most hopeful in the history of the Asso- c!2t:oa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
UNDER ONE AGENT.
Gadsden Freight Offices of L. & N
 and N. C. & St l., Combined.

| anu N., V. U St. l.. Coul lDlueo. | Gadsden. Oct. 1O.-(Special. )-The local freight offices of the Nashville, Chatta-
 nooga and St. Louis, and the Louisville
 and Nashville Railroads will be consoii- | dated Monday. All clerks of the Louis- l vile and Nashville will move to the office | of the Nashville, Chattanooga ana St. Louis on Fourth Street and s. A. Moore, | formerly agent of the latter road. will have charge as joint agent The change completes the consolidation of the offices | of the Gadsden, Attalla and Alabama City offices It was made to ally more closely | the work arrangements of these two | roads In the Gadsden district, and does not affect any other portion of the two | systems. MT. Moore is an old railroad
 man in the point of service and he Will | have an efficient corps of help under him. | Gadsden will have another industry, one | of the largest Touring mills in the State. 1 Cassels Bros. will shortly begin the erec- | ton of large mill on the southwest cor ner of Seventh Street and the l.. and N. and N c. and St. L. Railroad. The | building will be fifty feet wide, 1l5 feet
 long. and four stories high. The capacity
 will be three times that of the one now operated on Fourth Street.
 The Tennessee Tile Company has
 force of men here and is now laying the
 sidewalk pavements recently ordered by
 the City Council small tile factory has
 been fitted up in the pattern shed of the
 Central Foundry Company and tile are
 now being made there.
 The machinery for the new power plant
 of the electric light company and the
 electric car line is coming in and being
 placed in position. The power house is at
 the steel works and the plant will furnish
 power for the steel plant and furnace
 also. Two mammoth engines have al
 ready arrived and they have been set up
 The machinery will develop an electric
 power of 1000 kilowats.
 Mrs. Joel Nail died suddenly at her
 home in East Gadsden last Wednesday
 night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-11
MIR. MANGUM TO SPEAK.
Young Minister Will Address Y. M.
 e Thr Rhnr,,nn,n

.. A. InS A1CernOnn.
 Tne meeting for men at the Young Mems Christian Association building Ihis afternoon at S:30 o'clock will be addressed by Rev. J. T. Mangum, Pastor of Fl. Clayton Street Methodist Church.
 MT. Mangum's subject has not been an- nOunced, but 1t is understood that his address will have proper bearing on the lives of young men. A young man h'm- self, Mir. Mngum is peculiarly fitted to speak to young men, and his remarks Wal no doubc be profitable and enjoyable.
 The Association work for the fall sea- son has taken on new fife and larger re- suits are anticipated than ever before The membership is constantly growing as new members are putting in their aD7li- cations every day. The gymnasium classes tax the space in the gymnasium nail 10 i's utmost. In fact the physical work has already ougrown the equipment in tine building now occupied by the Association. Basket hall and indoor baseball are very popular with the members and the re- creation and physical development afford cd are very much appreciated by the young men
 The Association night school has begun work and the classes are almost all organ ized and getting down to work. The en-