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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
.EL INSTITUTE DE
Agriculture, Aries
YOfiCios.

Al ConcebiF oil senior Juan Cancio Ortiz
10 idea de safRblsCsF en- Ol pnebiosde Lejaa
m institute de Agriculture Artes OF
clos, no dud6 del entusiaGmo Conqua hsbis
de ser Rcogido por todo el pafs que viene
8O8tsniendo la neCeBidad que de 81 Be tiene
viene lamentRndo con Taz6n Bu falta.
En- efecto; eg el justO SCI timientO 81
iuBto lamentO do un pafs esanciRlmenta
sgFfCols; que compTends que solo Is
agriculture hR de debeE 81 deaaFKoll0 de
Ga riqueza territorial, de so comerCi0 y de
81 bienestar polftico y social.
El gobi0rnO, Loo municipioE. los paTtidos
policies, laB empEeHaH , paFtiOulaFeB inte'
Essados por un pals que ha de far %
poTvenir 81 mejorsmisnto de suB CultivoB,
dc suB producciones, que ya enCuentran
compatencia en- todas paFtsG, y 10 Bustitu'
oi6n de los medios empiricos poE otros mas
Cientffcos apropiadoB, be han aprssuFRdo
ofreceT Bu CoopsFaCi6n y apoyo. Pero
81 bien eBtos hsbr6n de ser en- extreme
valiosoa en- 81 orden moral y material, no
son, como nueatFoB lectoEeB compTendeT6n,
Los sufcieDtss EealizaE CostosoB estAble'
CimisDtos 8 inGtRlRcioneg que exigen, como
10 exigieron ca otros pafEeg, cuantioBoA
capitale1. Y poF ESQ la isls de- Puerto
Rico. con Bu RiquezR con 80 impoTtanciR y
con 10 que tiene que trAbejsr para no
desCendeF de 10 sltura que he lleRado,
no hsbT6 de empFender al e0tRblecimiento
de IN institute de agriculture que no
responds suB necesidRdes, que no llsve
81 Objeto para que SO Crea. que 10 poDgG
en- trists pRFAlelo 81 exhibir uu estRbleCi.
miento de Ia natuEaleza del que be tEata
de cresr.
CompEendi6ndolo aBf sl HehoF CanCio
Ortiz, Bu eDtusiaSta y gsneroso fundadoF,
ca lR geguridad de que no le BsF6 negad0
81 apOyo de todoa los que aquf vinCulRn en-
lR sgTicultura y en- 81 ComsrOiO, Bus capita
les bieneBtaF, quiz6s ameRazados poT 81
poFvenir agEfcols de eHta TERRA, Oi desde
ahoTR no 90 pienss en- Los medios de que
otFoB pafsss sc vRlieron para praCAver 81
ruinR 81 sentiE 81 contaCtO de ssas evolu.
clones constRntes que an todaB parties tFRs.
torDau la production SOS elementogs hR
acordRdo haceF un llamsmiento al pafs
Gntero con 81 obieto de que Ie auxi'ie fin
mas impoTtsnte de que hssta ahoFR 90
h-bT6 dotadO d pafG y que TODD 81 &c
dsba IA preHsnte tan vslioso como traB
candental.
Ds tel manera sienten " todas Lar
clausB sociaIea IL ansiedad de yer fundado
eI institute, dado 81 convencimiento que
tienen de que sin 81 no 20 llegar6 jam6s s
la regeneration que nueBtra iDduBtria
ag11coIs exige que 81 como 10 eSperamOU,
vemoB On breye la demonstration material
deque 81 pats esta dispueoto 4 ayudaE 81
senior Oancio OEti1 On esta empEesa, pres
tando los hombres de sapfritu levantado 81
auxiio que para clio les diCte "a busna
voluntad, entonCes Ia inauguration del
iuBtituto, aaf como 90 Bostsnimiento, no sG
hsrk espeEar poF mas tempo , el pals la
recibir6 con veEdadero Fegocijo.
HiotOr g. CandamO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
Nuaya industIia dOminiGana.
Fytr,ruIdn Dc trsmentlaa.

Un aparato mec6nico de muchR impor-
tancia acsba de llegar Monte CEiAty,
destinado instaIarse en- GuRFs guan6.
ss trata de uu alambique para extraeT
la trementina y otros elementos del 6Ibol
de pino. su capaCidad le presta un
gran trabajo, pues produciF6 diaEiamsnte
VENTS barTileB de trementiua = Glen mil
IibTas de peg Tubia.
Asf 10 leemos On nuestroB colegss puer.
toplat, d u, ,uno de los cualeB 81 COmeTCiO.
8 Ia vez que celebra el sstable:imisDto d
la nueva industris, hacs eAtR sRludablc
adveltsnCia;
mo tocar los 6rboles J6veneS. Medi
da es 6ata de grandfsimR impOTtancia, }
que en- los EAtadoH Unidos ss puso On vi
gor, d'timnmsnts, = cuando "a todoB lO'
pinaEes estsbRn ConveTtidoE en- desiGFta
improduetiva sslva. Tambi6n Be sgFegE
Ia uiembra obligatoEia en- los clarO0 que
abrs eI hachR del sxpIotRdoF. Con eat,
siAtema pFevioor raCiOnal, Il Minis no u
aniquiIar6 en- los TiglOs de los Viglos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18

Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
Reproducmos en- facsimile que nos dirije este
distingudo escrtor expresando el efecto que produ
jera propio e de las Pildoras de Foster
para los rinones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
MOnumanias de srandss aItistas.

D.ficil ser6 explicaT poT que razon He
han desDertado repentiu amente entire los
grandes eaCritoFeB y los gFandeH aTtiltas
italiRnoH preOcupRcioneB de ultFatumba.
Los comentaFioR SON diBtintoB' pero en- 1ta-
lis Sc hsbla de las pEevisioneB funeraEias
de Salvini, de ZACconi, del egregio d
Annur zio. Hay otros aItistaa y otrOs
escTitores que han ertFado tambie1 por
ests I6brega via en- IL notoriedad, peTo
NO hay DOR que hablaE dc todos.
Ell trSgico SaIvini ae hR hecho ConstEuir
ua doble atGud de zinc y de nfgsl con
adOrnOs de plata, , ha diapuehto que le
entierren en- el CementeEio dc FlorenciS,
dentro de un enorme bloque de mSrmol
Que lleva eHcul pido eBte ssncillo letEero;
ETom6s SaIvini, actor del siglo KIN !"
z accom- ha penSando tambi6n en- q dia
trSRico en- que Ia muerte SO vepgue dc tan
tss tan admirAbles taEBaa como Las one
hs iugado con SplSunO del pub leo.
PoT orden suya 81 aTquiteCto Azzolini
acaba de pEepaTarle una tumba msgnIt
nina tumbs lindisima en- les jsEdines de
ru evDlendida iuca. BRjo 81 nOmbre del
0yOu actor hsy eStas lfOeas; 'Italia, pstria
mia! lPltgus DioI que hRya ContFibuf
do & acrecentar tu esplendoTF
Y 81 MAESTRO Puccini, 81 sutor de la
Bohemia de TOsca, ha enCaTgado ya 10
Bspulcro lUiosisimo de m6Imol y de 0Fon-
ce, deAtinado 81 cementerio de Tore de
Lago, pueblecito donde reside habitual'
monte donde his eHcrito sus dltimas 6pe'
rAs. La inSeEipci6n que hs dictado PucCi'
nj eg muCho mas lirica. Dice asi che
yivido cantsndO elegfaa y SuguStia1 de
amor. Qaisn anna no me divide.
Por fltlmo a. AnnunziO ha oTdenRdo al
arouiteCto Castellucci, que empiece & pro-
vsotar ma urna faneraTia destinsda
9uardar las pEsciolsB reliquia de aua restoH.
Ys tiene elegido 81 Sitio en- que desoanHa'
ran Oguardando lR peEegrinaci6n dc laa
ganeFsCioneu venideEas.
"a mn dslicicSo paiBaje dc los AbTuzEoB
IA le de-smboCA uEa del RIO Pe1caEa, ceres
dsl lupaR en- que naci6 81 autoR de La #
ola di .oriO. N 3 fAlta ID leyenda que d
Annunzio quieRe grabaT BObEe 90 tumba
OOis6 no Il ha meditado todaviR Qalza
IA reserve como IN BecEeto que HeYelaIs
en- "a Ultima hoRR.
PsTeCe que an iFEespetuoSo comphtFici'
Ia teleprb as una nochs tirmando Cahtallu
oci dici6 adoles "Eximio GabEisl. Ira
b9iSndo ssfduamente. TerminRda uEna
SOLO me fAltA usted.
Con toda1 lau pEscauCioneu compatible
con Ia de uItEAtumba, los gTandes artlata
ItAIianeS prSpaFan GUI mauaoleoE pato
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
LrlTnA FRBRnA DEL OEgTp

LSinoRa4io. Iidas Dc Bayana6n , Uapi.
lsA nItaueamente
Dlas Iab0KabI0 J.06, y 8a
AS Hoo. IagdO 19.f5, 1.45s BIS. AIS. E.a6
6ias festivos.- HEaMana 8, S.O6, eco, 9.AE
11.0S Tards 12.16, 1.10, 2.Be, B.B9' 4 90
6.A6 y 8.S0.
BlilobSs baratos para 6iag festivos. De
OaGaG0 & BaYanaGR, Ida y VuolSa ~ alasG
ems 90 GiasG 10sl0. De BRyaua6u Ga6aHHe
YWWeata Ia eIaBe &O-16, 4f slage e0-1Q.
Etllof1 0raimaEl0 Dc Capital Catafio o.
GlaGs @ 4 o0Rtaw0Bs
Rayaaa6n. 10 ds gspfisnabEo Ao 1895
B0@Gn waIags.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
0bEa de alte.

ElNf9E Jote Dominguez. m1sico de la
banda de Is poliofa, ha dedicsdo uua mesa
revusIta, hecha pluma, 81 aefior r: fAsl
BaIseiFo Dzvila.
De vsrdaders obra de gran m6rito, pue-
de ca ifcaIss tan bsllo = delicado trabsjo.
Trae 81 facsimile de los peTi6dicos de
San j uan , aIgunoB de EBpafiR, Ia central
"Plszusla" b ss de aImsnaque, biiletel
de BAnco, el t'Oo step "CaEibsan march
todo tan bisn delinsado que no puede pc
dirse MIS-.
Fslicitamou al BefloT Domiuguez por %
curioBo trAbsjo que estimamoO de gVat
valer por 10 pelfsCtamente bien que hi
nuedado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18

no deBcuidan ssta vida perecedera. A
a. dAnnuu2io le he eGcrito Il empregaTio
sud-ameyicano ofreci6ndola Glen NIT fran
cos por una 'touRnes" por laB RspGblicaB
suEameFicanas, dando leCtuRaE de poesfaB
suyaE. Ii contradiction dc dAnnunEio ha
uido esta olimpico CablegEAmai 'EAtoy
diapua1t6 & cEuzRH 81 ChsrcO, peEo no pOR
una esistilla De CigaEEca."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
Rograsu dal eoranOI RtmIlI.

En- Ia lista de pausjeroa del vapOr que
sale msnane de New York = llegar6 8
San Juan el % de los corrientss fgura 81
OorOnel iefe de la poliCfa inBular sefior 7.
Hamill
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18

sE VENDE-Uua olegante ''ViCto.
ria" conatEuidn poE la pFimeEa f6brica dc
oocheB de Loo Eatados Unldoa oos Jueges
de arnssea para uno 6 do8 Caballo8 In.
foFmREG 0. Behm ca santoRce " llR a1a q" !"
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-18
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maquna de esedbir
2E Rgdad AutOmdt papel absolute
gigTo papel de cualquiea anchua.
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"Oive Indica la impression
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LA "Oyer No mdquna compeente cbert
de yibrac6n Eto aumenta la duabGdad del mecanismo
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de "Oiver' No 5.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
srNAToR "a. H. GLENN.

Senator Glenn was sometime Judge E. Herndon Glenn and he held down the probate office of Russell County. It's a pretty fine district that Judge Glenn represents In the Senate, con taining as 1t does the counties of Lee and ..usseIL The two counties have d high class of cltizenship--the sort of rural cittzenship lnat have pianos Tn inc parlor and window curtains Tn the spare bed rOoms, and the citizenship that sends its sons anu dauShters oil 10
 Judge Glenn once had nice job in the oriice of the I req surer, but ne did nt like it. lie pineI Tor Russell County and quit his government Job to go back. It., versitp of Alabama. He has had con siderable to uo with planning for the upbuilding of the University. so that Il shall occupy the high place 1t should Senator Glenn is a cool, level heade thinker and his opinion carries weight with his associates. The husseil sena- tor is not the man to get wrought up and excited in this rather exciting ses- sion He Is hot given to going on on a tangent, and it Is safe to predict he will nave fewer things to eXplatn and apologize to his people when he goes back home than the average senator.
 The word conservative has become so unpopular and 1t s so liable 10 at feet a man $ political standing that II is nof used in describing Senator Glenn If will be sufficient to say he is not among the most radical of the mem, bers of the present Legislature. bu' he knows his people, ana they k1o" ~ ted him he would refuse to thlnl agaInst his better Judgment, even II ] he thought 1t would make votes l"' l him at home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
sENATOR AMos HORTON.

Senator Amos horton ~h.se likeness If one does not care to be very exact of fox hounds Tn Alabama, That is not his only claim to distinction, how ever.
 But 1t is worthy If mention that Sem ator Horton keeps alive a good old Southern custom in hts Greene County home, and his hunting pack is famed all over West Alabama. Next to his hunting dogs, Senator Horton Is attach ed to railroad rate reform. He Is an original lower freight man, and the Governor, since he appeared in politics has had the Greene County senator as an enthusiastic follower
 The senator is considerable of fig ure over in his section. He owns big Black Belt plantations, general stores and a few other things in addition to the hunting dogs This is not the first time he has come to the State Senate In fact, he usually comes whenever he feels like 1t. He has felt like 1t once or twice before this.
 Senator Horton is not a Senate ora tor. He has views on each question that comes up, but he does not feel that the Senate and the State of Ala bama are languishing to hear what he has not yet felt called upon to make a set speech.
 The Greene County senator believed the Lieutenant-G Governor ought to name the committees. Therefore, he has some mighty fine committee as committee work and voting regularly Tn his place and that without contend ing for a front place among the Senate orators. Without disparasing the ora tors of the Senate 1t Is safe to say if the man fro% Greene would get mp to say something on a general bill, the Senate would pay some attention to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
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State HortseuIturai Meeting.

The fourth annual meeting of the Alabama State HirticuItural Society will be held at Montgomery. February and [, at the New Exchange Hotel The members of tue Montgomery Flow CT Growers Association are deeply In- terested in the Horticultural Society, and several will take part in the pro- gram with prepared papers bearing on the subject of flower and flower cul- ture. Following is the complete pro- gram for the meeting of Horticul- tural Society: so. lo s First Session, Wednesday Morning Al Ten Thirty. Invocation. "Hf Ai
 Address of welcome--MayOr W. M TeaEue of Montgomery
 Response.
 Presidents Address-Mr. W. F. Heikes, Huntsville.
 Report of Secretary and Treasurer Professor R. S. Macintosh, Auburn.
 Appointment of Committees.
 Street Shading"'-Professor Hugh N. Starnes, Experiment. Georgia.
 Our Organization and What We Hope to Do"-Mrs. w. A. Gayle. Mont sweet Peas"-Mrs. II. C. Scott Roses and Their cuiture"-Mrs. w. F Patterson, Jr.. Montgomery. Some Plant Diseases in Alabama"-- Illustrated -Dr. F. Mead Wilcox. Au- "ReIation of Entomology to the Hortjcu;tur" of the state"-ProfessoF W T. Clarke. Auburn.
 selectioI--Mr. A. J. Miller. Ever- green.
 "The Tomato"-Dr. H. F. Stock bridge Atlanta. Georgia. t4a "Herhaceous Shrubs and: Vines for Home Plantlng"-Mr J. P. sBerckmans. Augusta. Georgia. et noe "PcunlnE Peach Trees"-Mr. John L. Winslow. Thorsby.
 Our Canning Faetory'.-Mr. R. W. Barnes Selma a4 Some Means of Fastening Progress in Agriculture and Hortienlture"---Dr. l. F. Duggar, Auburn. "The Future of the Agricultural Col leRe'-Pres!dent C. c. Thach, Auburn "The Alabama Agricultural Fair''--. President w. F. Vandiver Montgom- "what the State should do for Hor- tEculture"-Mr. J. II. Mccary. Birm~ lnEham.
 Address-Hon. J. A. Wilkinson, Com missioner of Agriculture.
 Methods of CultivatinG Orchards"--- MT. D. c. Turn!pseed, Flora.
 "Our Bullock County Horticultural soci"tY"-Dr c. Ii. F'rankiin. Union Springs. w. C. smith, Washington, D. c.
 Report of the State Horticuiturist--5 Professor R. S. Mackintosh, Auburn.
 Reports of Vice Presidents.
 Reports of gislation. Forestry. Transportation and RefriRe- ration. state Fairs. N,.-4e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
RECEPTION AT GREENyILLE.
Returnim Bridal Couple Hon0red at Brilliant Entertainment.

Returnin Bridal Couple HonOred at
 Brilliant Entertainment. Captain and and Mrs. John s. McMullan. whose marriage occurred at Brewton January z, arrived Wednesday from their bridal trip, and yesterday after Georgia McMullan in honor of the bride.
 It was a brilliant social affair, char acterized by beauty and elegance in conception and detail.
 The guests were met at the door by little Misses Frances and Anna Jewel McMullan, nieces of the groom. Re- ceiving in. the hall were Mrs. J. M :, Mrs. Dayton Plaster of Montgomery. Mesdames J. c. Reynolds. w. M. Blackwelder and H, 2. Wilkinson.
 standing within the the paTIOr Wers ers,1d Mss Mrs. Charles McMullan and Mrs. R. c. Sackhog of Pensacola. The graceful tracing of smilax on the walls and fragrance of pink carnations gave a reculiar charm to this room where the bride beautifully gowned, was the cen- ter of attraction.
 In the eall Mrs: Price Mckenzie had each guest inscribed her name. and just beyond this table fruit nectar was served by Mrs. W. B.. Flowers and Mrs. E. H. Winkier, while the music through the rooms
 The guests were ushsred into the dining room by Mrs. A. Lehman and Mrs. R. F. Peagler, where elegant refreshments were served, concludlng with coffee, over which Mrs. J. 5R Amerne and Mrs c. B. Gamble pre- sided, In this room a color scheme of red and green was used, carnations, American Beauties and ferns being ar- ranged with artistic skIll.
 Dr. A. P. Montague, President of Howard College. will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist Church tomorrow, morn. ing and evening. While here he will be the guest of pr. and Mrs. ". NJ. Blaekwe elder.
 Mrs Lola McCaskel and Miss Ruby Nicholson are visiting relatives in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs George H. Scott have returned from Mobile where they have resided several years. and will make Greenville their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

the school. is two-thirds completed: the three-storied structure have been finished, and place left fer tLe erec- tion of the last wing. Part of the pro- posed apprC priation will go to the ffn-
 The board yesterday endorsed @ prepared bill to confer limited right of eminent domain upon it. There is a piece of property adjoining the school and which few years ago was offered to the school for a reasonable price. Since then the school has not been able to reach an understanding with the owner. The board wishes to have the power to compel the owner to sell at a fair price.
 The members of the board left last night for their various homes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
FOR GREATER DEMOPOLIS.
Plan on Foot tO Extend Towns COrpOI
 afA Limits.
Damnnnlis liam oR -

Demopolis. Jan. Especial. )- There Is a movement on foot to extend the corporate limits of Demopolis in order to make 1t include all the su- burbs.
 The scheme is to take in everything from the | ament mill on the east to the cotton mill on the west.
 The movement is being pushed by a number of the local politicians. and if they are successful in their efforts to put 1t through 1t will subject quite number of suburban industries to city taxes and licenses.
 Among the enterprises that will be thus effected are the Alabama Port land Cement Company the Black War; rior Lumber Company, the Demopolis pany. the H. l.. Wood Lumber Com pany, the Bessie Mings Cotton Manu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Crew nt Pilot Town.

New Orleans. La. Jan. 26.-Ths crew of the Norwegian bark D. H. Morris Captain Hansen, from Sande-; fjord. in ballast for Gulfport. which went ashore in heavy fog Januarq 24 on south side of ChandeIeur Is- land, have arrived at Pilot Town and are awaiting transportation to New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
OPPOSED REDUoT1oS.
Railroad Men Appearing Before the
 Texas Commission.

Texas Commission.
 Amaraillo, Tex. Jan. 26.--Avery Tur- ner vice Rresident and general man ager of the Pecos Valley Railroad lines, appeared before Interstate Commission CT Prouty today and opposed the re- duction ih rates asked by Amarillo.
 He said that any reduction would be unjust to the railroad. .,.
 D. I. Meyers, traffic manager of the Pec7- Valley said the location of the town did not justify any reduction as business would # be much Increase ! if lower rates were given, He said rates were t low to many places.
 The complaints of Roswell N NJ, business men and of the cattlemen were heard today and Commissioner Prouty left this afternoon for Forth Worth, where the hearing will be continued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

featuring Company and a number of mercantile establishments which are located around these industries
 There is a very strong opposition to the scheme on the ground that it Is unfair to subject these people and their industries to city taxes and license, Ssnafts %mea h af @ the % oIty Water % sewera9e ine electric lights, Are protection, etc. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Special Prices in the Carpet & Drapery Dept.
 Monday.

Here's your chance wise shop per, if you want to save fully one half on your purchases Monday. This section has cut prices with a vengeance and its your time to gain.
 Remnants of Linoleums and oil cloths, the opportunity you have been looking for; you can make that bath room or kitchen have a very cozy appearance. Special prices, in- cluding the inlaid pattern, worth up to a $50 yard. Monday 25c to 75c'
 A limited number only of Reversi- bIe Smyrna Rugs, abounding in pret- ty pattern effects. While they last last at. .... ..S......... .....''.. OoO Half pairs Lace Curtains, make pretty sash curtains, Monday 15c and 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
stnndnrh n,l Advanced.

Cleveland. O.. Jan, 26.--rhe Standard oil Comapny today announced an ad- vance of one-fourth of cent per gal lon on all gradss of refined oil. nap tha and gasoline in barrels. s.I It Is un-
 derstood that the advance is made ae- eording to the higher price of barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
FLOWERS AND
 FLOWER LOVERS
. oseeoeease Q . . . . q,
NOTICE, FLOWER GROWERS.

The Montgomery Flower Grow 3 errs' Association will meet Fri { } day, February 1, at 10 o'clock at Green Acres" the home ofsthe } President, Mrs. W. A. Gayle. This
 will be the regular monthly meet D Ing and 8 full attendance is de- 3 sired. hal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

George Williams. founder of the Y. M. 0. A.. used this prayer often. 70 Give me a heart to do thy will with It. Nay use 1t for thee. and seek wisdom rom thee to use it aright" His son said of him, He served God and made mammon serve hi"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

John D. Rockefeller has given St00.- 900 to the missions Of the United Pres byterian Board for educational work In Egypt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Key. G. Campbell Morgan has com menced a series of articles for the Gol- den Age, Atlanta. Ga. to run two years. called Track Through the Bi- ble. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The United States Census Bureau proposes tc make and publish q care- full statistical report of the religious bodies. of the conntryo under the ssa- pervisioh of MT, William C. !, Hunt. chief statistician for popuIation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

|. ts claimed that 1t Is not practicable ! t s~tand these public utilities such a distance. being more than mile either WaV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. John J. Tigert has presented Vanderbilt University with the mag nilicent library of her late husband, Bishop Tigert.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
General Religious News.

Rev. J. W. Elliott will preach at the church at Wetumpka this morning al il o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

1 FIELD GROWN ROSES. \ few thoasRnd of the best varieties
 | left vet. Two fifty per dozen. Special nrlce on four dozen OF over. Phone 200. ROsemOBt Gardens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Dr. Henry Van Dyke declares Nothing that Tennyson has ever written is more beautiful in body and delight and consolation a song for mortal ears. and a prelude to the lar ger music Of immortality"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Dr. Russell Conwell, pastor of the largest Baptist church in America, at Philadelphia, says that the church Is swaped by It's societies, the Y. MIG
 A., the young peoples societies., the women's organizations. and the like. J
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

New York. where Rockefeller wor- ships. Dr. Aked is considered, one of the great English preachers.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Many illustrious Christians were converted when young-Polycarp at five. Matthew Henry and Bishop Hall at eleven, Jonathan Edwards at sev- en. Sturgeon at fifteen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Cathedral Club of Broolxlyn---ali rnen--voted unanimously the other night that marriage was a failure.