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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
JUDGE THOMAS WILL LECTURE
Noutxomerian To Talk At Training
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M0NfKQImeIt0n IQ Al
 scheef Instftufe.
 The midwinter institute of the Meth odist Training School, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will be held at Nashville. Tenn.. Jan. H to February training of Christian workers in the church throughout the South. Some of the most prominent bishops. ministers and laymen of the church in this coun- try will take part in the program dur Judge William H. Thomas. of Mont genery. will address the institute dur, ing the session or osgei is tse pro sna gram for the entire session. Including the names of the men who will lecture and their subjects:
 Bible, studies.
 1.-The Minor Prophats-1E Eight lect- ures. one hour each.)--D c. M. Bish- s-The Acts of the Apostles tEight lectures. one hour each)--Dr. 0. K.
 Missien Studies.
 l--Studies on Foreign Missions- lEight lectures, one hour each.)--or. s-.studies in Home Missions tEight lectures, one hour each )--Rev. John R
 PreaeAsnS and Psssern. Work:
 LA study Of Fitchetts Life or Jonn Wesley (Three hours)--Dr. Gross s--Preaching for Our Times trhrs' lectures. one hour each)--Dr. J. A. Kern.
 Working Church (Three lectures. one hour each) -Dr. c. W. Byrd.
 1--Evangshsm in the Pastorate-- (Three hours) Rev. John R: Nelson. houre)- )--Rev Ed F. Cook, Leader.
 Open Copference.
 (a)--The Phiiosophu and Field (Forty. minutes lectures) --Rev. Ed F- c"~'5f Co }Eesaen; sssasoas sAa gaosys--,;;--..A-- minutes leSln5s2sEshx s;n5sS School Tq and Missions
 (a)- Missionary Education Tn the minatss in each) --Dr. H. M. Hamiil:
 lb)-- The Sunday schooi .t.1s- as MS pr. E. B. chappelf. ,,,. a--The Epworth League and MIS- " The Work of the Local Chap. F lbj-eThe Missionary Training of the Epwortb League (Forty minutes) --Dr. F. g. Parker. a. q A5issionary Force-- (Forty minutes DT I'd 4-~The Presiding Elder and Mission; ary Education Forty minutes lecture' Rev. Ed IF. E. n.Snt,esss Cook; assdse, Hour. Three Hours, conducted by pr. W. F. fillett.
 ~s T1s be- Pssl,e e,Lsn 4 4asFs''ssii s's ssi 1rnor- ance-- pr. Josiah Strong.
 2-The Solutiop; Christ and Eduea- ton pr. Josiah Strong.
 3--Coilege Men. and World Currents Judge William H. Thomas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Re.torea TraIan,a CoIumn.

Professor Boni. tho Italian arohaeoiogists has just completed his greatest undertak- ing the restoration eof rraJan's Column, this task having consisted in replacing no fewer than fifteen pieces Of marble which had fallen out of their places in the cei- umn thus menanclng a possible collapse of the entire structure. The grotto beneath the monument has also now been siiied in, giving the whole a firmer hold on tsa foundations. so that no untoward collapse may ever be feared fin the future. The loosening of the restored portions had been oeoasioned by the fali Of the bronze sta- tue of the Emperor TraJan which sur mounted the column.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
.tCROSS-TIE
 JIMMIE" McCREA
{ Continued from Pnge one.)


 change is being attacked by the South ern cotton interests, the Stock Ex- change is being assailed at home.
 The New York Stock Exchange has ceased to be a free market" says Stuy- vesant Fish. the man whom E. H. Har- riman busted from the Presidency of the Illinois Central Railroad. Tt is no longer market where buyers and sellers fix prices through the ebb and flow of demand and supply. It has be- come the plaything of few managers of cliques and pools to such an extent that for months past every announce nnent of increased dividends, of stock distributions and of rights has been lost by fall in prices.
 This attack on the stock market comes from a man who should know :. Mir. Fish has long been in a position Co observe Wall Street methods at close range. and if the recent story told of how he was deposed as head of the H. linois Central is true: he has been a victim. That story--how E. H. Har- riman took MT. Fish's scalp in re- venge for his stand in the Mutual Life Insurance investigation--is too fresh in memory to need repeating.
 Tn connection with, or rather leading up to his criticism of the Stock Ex- change, Mfr. Fish declares. that fin point of time a great industrials crisis is due. and there are many indications of Is being imminent"
 'Tn giving the foundation for this assertion he points to the fact that de- spite the unprecedented output of gold, money is dear the world over because of high prices and Activity in trade England, he declares. has not fully made up its losses in the Boer war and Japan and Russia have hardly begun A hn Aff ne thafr war. Tn addition the vast losses. such as the destruction of San Francisco and Valparaiso, must be taken into consid- eration.
 More important. however, in Mir Fish's opinion, Is the abnormal price of commodities sand the high wages of labor the world over. Still more in- portant. in viewing the situation at home. is the fakt that wall Street has absorbed and Ys absorbing more than it's share of the loanabie fund"
 While our Western and Southern banks" he says, ''are lending more freely than usual at this seasonp that which they lend Is instantly and per- sistsntly- absorbed by Wall Street 7"
 The Investing public, Mir. Fish ss- seYts ''is out of the market and remain ing out simply because of the distrust which even those possessed of ample means have os the methods of corpo- i rate finance now In vogue in New York That Europe shares this distrust of those methods is shown by it's outcry against the misuse of American finance bills"
 If the industrial crisis comes before the Presidential election in 1908, Mfr :. Fish says, that judging from past ex- perience, "the unemployed and discon- tented would flock to the banner of MT. Bryan or possibly Mir. Hearst"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

little Mary Dell Bowman, :he brides sister. The groom and his best man, MT. Clarence Suber of Selma. met them at the altar. Melody of Love" ssas played on the organ during the cers- mony.
 The bride wore a travelling suit Of green, with hat to matehs and carried a boquet of brides roses. The maid of honor was dressed in white lace and carried pink carnations. The little flow CT girl had a boquet of white carrae tions and wore point desprit over white silk. d.,
 Imediately after the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Grant left. for their home m Dothan, Ala. They were accompanied by Miss Mollie Grant, the grooms sls- ter, who was present at tho wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Work For the Utes.
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Commissioner of Indian AffaiFs Leupp has proposed to the war depart ment A plan of putting at work the Ute Indians of Utah. who left their reservation some time ago because, as they alleged. they did not get enough to eat, and who afterward were round- ed up at Fort Meade. S. D. MT. Leupp's plan is that the men. women and chll- dren be sent to Arizona, and that the men bo put at work on the Santa Fe n aiIroAd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
VITAL STATISTICS.
Record of Births and Deaths for Week
 Just Closed.


 Reeord of Births and Deaths for Week
 Just Closed.
 The following is the record of births and deaths recorded in the office Of the City Sanitary Department during the week ending January 12:
 Births. To Mir. and Mrs. Jake Morris, boy. To MT. and Mrs. A. C. stricKlaho' To MT. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford, boy. r.a girl. To Mir. and Mrs wm. c. Rosser. . girl.
 Negroes. To Rosa Reed, boy.
 To Mark Cook and wife, twins, boys To Warner Matthews, a boy.
 To Randall McTear, and wife, girl Tn Mark wingard and wife, boy To Sam Owen and wife, boy. To =. Baker and wife, girl
 To Stella Williams, twins, boys Deaths. Mrs, E. B. Harris, age s3 years. Mrs. Virginia L. Trice, age 57 years Mrs. Annie L. Wilson, age b3 years J. w. Jordan, age 49 years, shipped to Crawford, Ala. Mrs. Mary F. Schussler, age 67 yeara Mrs. Elise Kahn. age 75 years. Robert B. smith, age IS years | Negroes. Child of Kate Adams. age 2 months Child of R. F. Lewis, age months Child of Noah Cook. age month. Child of Gertrude williams, age years. .
 Child of Gertrude Marshall, age years. Child of Marion Ross. age years Child of Ed Robinson, age 1 month Child of Anna Barrett. age year. Child of Gustav cosson, age months | Ella Scoves. age 2s years. While King, A years. Jane Pollard, age 70 years. MaJinda woodville. age 70 years. Elen Williams, age i6 years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Riches

Ten years ago our yearly production of coal was ITO, 100000 tons, and we thought it a heap, Last year we mined SSo. o60. .oo0 tons In 1896 we produced $500, ,000 tons of pig iron. Last year we produced 25,0O0, 900 tons. Our cops ncr output of ten years ago was 2tO,- oO0, 900 pounds. Il is now 90o,OOO'ooe pounds In 1896 we dragged from the bowels of the earth minerals and min eral substances worth about $625,0OO,- 000 The value of our mineral product in 1906 approximates s2,000, ,OO0,00O.
 These figures are bewildering in their immensity It is no wonder that we are the richest nation on earth. Yet in spite Of it all there is something left to hope for. and there may be something left to fear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
c.,,,,a and crimlpals--Judge

A--Crime and Criminals--Judse W. H. Thomas. c.,,.o os Ratated to the Missionary Progress Of Metnoa- ls, --The West as a Missionary Field-- Btshop James Atkins r,,.. IT
 7".Methodism in Brazil--Bishop E' H Hoss, -=s r,brts+lapItv fin .t Tast-R Risbop w. A, Candler 'i' The Work of our Women In Ms sions--Miss Belle Fl Bennett
 10 Evangelizing the Unreacheu Masses of the Home Field--ReN. George R. Stuart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
rIiesiosary Society Meetiug,

The regular monthly. meeting of the woman's Missionary Society of the South Side Baptist Church was one of the most interesting of the year. The topic of the meeting. Our Sunday School Board" was ably led by Mrs. A. F. Dix, President of thet Union. and discussed by the several members.
 A report of the work done during the past year by the Ladies Aid Society of the church was read which. showed that rnder the leadership of the Presi- don't. Mrs. R. P. Tallman, the Society Las done a fine work Mrs R. F. Baze- more. chairman of the committee on aid for the building fund. made an encouraging report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
The Earth,s Interior Iron,

Freduent earthquakes of late have enormously increased scientific curios- ity about the earth's interior. On this subpect Sir Oliver Lodge ,observes in Nature that 1t has long been suspect ed that the. earth is an iron planet, ana now, through the work of strut and others the evidence both for and against is intensifying. It Is just
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
us,es, Carnegie.

Wales has found its Carnegie in the vonnr member of parliament for Mont someryshire-D David Davies Not only has he given Aberystwyth college eollection as scudanese armor and promised to be- come responsible fer Sii5.0Oe, the cost of new laboratories at the college, but in ad- dition tc this he has set aside S150,o00 for ministerial education fin connection with the Welsh Calvjnistic denomination, to which he belongs. The millionaire is just 24 and is fresh from Trinity. Cambridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

il number of irousides. and they were actually forgotten. At any rate, the troops were never withdrawn. and rec, ord ayers that the men ,ntermarrled nf inc local population. 'fEe fort--pr rather the ruins of it--ln which Crom- wells soldiers were stationed may stili be seen by the curious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
GRANT-DowMAN.
Alabama Young Man Weeds fin North
 

Selma. N C., Jan. 12-(special)-A very pretty wedding was that of Miss Ethel Bowman, daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. J. W. Bowman of this place. and Mir Benjamin J. Grant of Dothan, Ala, which took place at the Methodist Church. Rev F. NJ. Bishop officiating
 Mrs. N. E. Edgerton at the orgar played the wedding march, while the bridal party entersd the church as fol- lows: first the ishers, Messrs John and Maurice waddell of Selma: then the bride and her maid of honor. Miss Maggie Whitley of Selma. precs led by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
A Eorro,,en carrl.op.

The tyranny of MT. Haldanc tD re- moving the Scots Greys from Edln- burgh has brought to light again a tary Interest to scotlnd. Years ago, in CromwelTs time, an island off / the coast of Scotland was garrisoned by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

worth noting, as a matter of simple arithmetic, that a core Of metallic Iron of density [, covered with a crust rock 50 miles thick. Of density s.5, together make up average terrestial density 5.6 6, but recent evidence points to crust much thinner than the above. It is to be hoped that the boring pro- posais of the Hon. Charles Parsons will before long attract the attention they deserve
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Rev. MT. Lpwrence to Speak.

At the Clayton Street Baptist Church this morning. tt r. o'clock, Rev Brooks Lawrence will ST es k on the anti-saloon movement Al the night service. the pastcr. Rev. J. W OHara, will preach -on The Cross and the Home" The ordinance of baptist will be adminis- tered at the night scyyice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

A federation of mems clubs has been formed in, Chicago to assist the Sunday Closing League. the object being to close Sunday saloons. dance halls. 5 cent theatres, and similar places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
CeneraI ReIirious News :.

In the new building for the Sunday League, Fort Worth, Tex, memorial rooms will be named after prominent church workers. Sam Jones and Frances Willard being already thus remem- bered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

No Session of United states Court.
 The United States Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and was ad' journed until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. No cases were set for trial yesterday. The cases set for tomorrow are: M J. Stone vs. F. Coulter. ct als: Henderson. ct als. vs. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

The late Bishop McCabe of the Meth cdist Church raised over s250.o0o by his lecture. The Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison" all of which went into the treasury of his denomination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
MONTGOMERY
 CHURCH NEWS
(Co.tinued from Page Seven,

this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of O. F. Atkinson. s14 Highland Ave- nue. to discuss plans for the erection of the church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
WHAT THEY REQUIRE.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

w.J. Bryan. when in India. assert cd that the United States Is the most altruistic nation In the world. When asked to prove 1t. he said: America, through its missions. puts as much money in India as England does. and draws out nothing. while England draws out Si8o, 100000 annually"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
.AlnI,ama nihIs. society Meetinw.

Ths adjourned annual meeting or the Alabama Bible Society. will be held Monday aight at the Bible House on Dexter Avenue ct T:s0 o'clock. at which time the Beard of Directors of the So- d sty will be e:tcted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

The Japanese Christians are reaching the conclusion that no more foreign mission ries are needed. The churches in the Mikado's realm are uniting &C., cordinE to creed. and there is prob ability that all the Protestsnts may come together under the name of The Church of Japan"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Miss Richmond Secretary of the YounH Woman's Christian Association. will conduct the Bible study classes at the Association Home Tuesday night at gse o'clock and Saturday afternoon at o cicck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

tor. Bishop Cranston believes that federatioh "is the only thing that can save the churches of New England"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Rev. I. W. Chalker, pastor of the South Perry Street Methodist Church. wilt preach at both morning and even- ing services today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Jim Row doin's Cow.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Rev. J. ". E.;ott. Superintendent of the office work of the Alabama Bible Society, will preach at the Baptist Church at Wetumpka this morning at II o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Mr. Lloyd George of the British cab inet says that of the millions of people in the United Kingdom lacking the bare necessities of life, a large per cent or the poverty is due to drink and gaaab- ling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Daniel Webster was great reader of the Bible. and said. "I make prac- tice of going through 1t once year. It is a book for lawyers and divines. and I pity the man who cannot hnd In 1t a rich supply of thoughts and rules for conduct /"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Edward M. Shepherd, Esq. attorney for Dr. Crapsey In the heresy trial, ex- coriates Bishop Potter for his attitude in the case. and draws sha.p contrast between Dr. Crapssy's work among the poor and Bishop Potter's robnobbing with the rich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Governor Beekham asserts that as long as he is the chief executive, he will make liquor dealers In Louisville and elsewhere in Kentucky obey the Sunday law
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

A pew in Grace Church New York has been sold at auction Tor so.675. critic asks, If Jesus were to appear in New York, would he be welcome to a scat in that pewT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Dr. '. W. Chapman, the evangelist. thinks more people have been convert ed in the last two years than in any other two years in the history Of the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

At the Ftrest Avenue Methodist Church, Rev. Brooks Lawrence. Super intendent of the Alabama Anti-Saloen League. will preach tonight sermon on temperance. Rev. R. R. Ellison, the pastor. will rreaeh at the II o'clock morning hcur