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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
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~ order - fhe SHORTY - the Democrat
flfy Ener8ffgs COMMITTEES,
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no. T.. EfABfs
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Notice fs hereby given, that the Subscriber, Of
Anne Arundel county, has obtained from the
Orphan Count Of Anne Arundel county, fn
Maryland, Letters Teslsmentsfy on the FfTsOnni
estate OF JAM ~ y. TAYLOR, late d Anne
Aruntei county, deceased- All pefsens having
claims against the deceased, are hereby warned
- exhibit the same, With tue goncbfn thereof.
10 tbe subscriber. on 0r before the
Izth DAY OF NOVEMBER tt7.
They may Otherwise, " Law, be eKClndef
If0In al Drfent ~ tie said state. All p<rsDEf
iiIssn nndsr Iay hand shis 7th day Of May.
BERTHA TAYLOR,
me EEeeutrlK.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is BkRKBY aivkA, That the sub-
" ~erfber. 81 Baltimore city, has OBJ
talned nom the Orphans Court OF Ann Arundel
couufy. IN Maryland. Letters OF Ieatfmentary
ON tne personal estate OF
JOHN &. BALDERsTOH,
late Of Boston, commonwealth OF Magsa-
rhussetfa. deceased. All persons having claims
agalnst the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber. on or before the 18th day OF
D~eember 1871. They may otherwise, BY law
BE- excluded from al benefit OF the said estate.
All persons indebted 20 said estate are requested
D make immediate pay ment.
VIM. X CoLE,
Admr.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That the sub
~ scnber, Of Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
tanned FROM the Orphans Court Of Anne ArIn-
del county, ia Maryland. Letters tesEamentary
On the personal estate Of JOSE SALAFIA
late Of Anne Arundel county, deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber. ON or before
THF 5th DAY or NOVEMBER 1871,
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefits Of the said estate. All persons
Indebted 20 said estate are requested 70 make
Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of April
1907.
ROSA SALAFIA,
Administrative
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN, that the sub
IN scribe- Of Anne Arundel Co.. has obtained
nom the Orpha ms Court Of Anne Arundel coun-
~ In Maryland, letters feetamentay on the
personal estate OF HUGH McCDSK Ek, late
Of Anne Arundel Co., deceased. All persons
hs Ing claims sEalnst the deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscriber On or before the
10th DAY OF AUGUST, 1871.
they may otherwise, BY Law, be excluded
from III benefits Of the said estate. All persons
Indebted 70 ssid estate are requested 20 make
Immediate payment.
0ivsn under my hand this san day OF Feb..
JOHN J. McCUsKER,
Administrator
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

Manisatlen Niie has been refused
= ausFf eFiE g. ufuHent Aer husband
laam assossatsnS esth another Woman
tsssefntnnf - inIuuettun is euucesird
l.s hase sanle E8mflaliuns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

MNafe 3e.0esAta tte t4uesu. y b. l.fnuNnt
IS aae ffasA SAYS q rFHarf of = Len
aea fasnF foeally pasfuuizesi. i1ees
ansIssIe renseauiar t.eoFee llI and
tas afsafie Auu-Nlsur
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

NOTICE n HEREBY GTvU1. That the
IN subscriber, Of An aeff county, has
obtained In 4 the OTpssf,e irt OF Anne
Arundel county ~ Mar snd, letters
testamentary on the peTfena estate OF
WILLIAM CHALMEHS, Late Of Anne
Arundel county, deceasfd al persons having
claims against the deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit she same wtIb the vouchers thereof,
30 the subscriber. on or before the
18th DAY o. DEcENBER. 1871.
They may otherwise by law. be exciuds1
from ali bsnent OF the said estate All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested 20 MAKE
immediate % fnent.
Given un6sr my hand this nth, day Of
June, 1877,
LEONARD s. WALLER,
III AduT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

I'fesllant f.a.sreNslt has turnsd into
las Treasury au anea g.ensied balance of
tIg o<g ifsna als travelling appIopria-
tlana. "A faliroad coald lust hate
Haan IlAa that
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
Mortgages Sale
OF uaIsabIe
aHOuSe and Lot
On Calvert Street in Annapolis,
Maryland.

BY virtue 81 power 81 sale contain
esi Ia = mortgage from Charles II. Har-
re- dated the first day % August IN the
wear lat. and recorded IN the Land
Records ~ Anne Arundel County, in
Llter a. ". No. -. folio II, | will
offer "a public sale a the C0URr HOUSE,
door iu the city - Annapolis. Mary
land On
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
FOR SALE


uFAD % aHt KRIS SIS Acrss. beautiful
nlsare front veil wooded noau so prove
n4erfp. con . lent 90 both rafifotds - lDtfr
frolu Eaitimore. fiafg.
forNE2 HEIGHTS 100 Aeree. highest
pflot oa severn KfseF. near Aruoi1 astnftoDf
10 Buildings. 9fkg0
HHFf.ND.T.r $40 AereE, superb sitEAti0n
% BaY and Howsiia creek aDd On line 81
Fay fth49e Railroad. gniies from annapolis.
f.aree dwelling and other bnii0lagss git0y,
Par further particulars. apsdy 90
mUw DANIEL u. KANDSLf,.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

8aetlcs maees nlth leaden heel.
tsni elflkea mtgh a. lFou band. After
seeenEeen wears en- fhe Hew York
I..llee foreo : man has actually been
Iaalaa far Ha41arv.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26
tuesday. the 18th day of July, 1907,


- Et@NNW ~ ~A8@A - W.
All that Iot ~ groand fronting about
nlne feet on Calvert street in AnnapO-
~. aud running back and lying part
w. ia the rear ~ the Toe on Calvert
street which formerly belonged 81 Man
celia liar. II. deceased, being att that
10 ~ ground which was conveyed "a
Mary Harris ~ Nicholas Brewer ~
Iahu. ~ deed dated the 2nd day 81
November. Is63. recorded ia SAID Land
Reeonls. Ia Liber ~. r. c.. No. ~,
foIio 80. except the portion thereof
conveyed 81 the said Mary Harris 90
ManxelIa Harris BY deed dated the sth
dav 81 September. 1873 recorded A.
af5resaid ~ I.lber s. r., No. "a. folio
"a beng the same lot 81 ground which
"a conveyed to the said Charles j.
Harris BY Mary Harris. BY deed dated
the lelh day ~ January. 1854. and re-
corded - aforesaid IN Libef :. r. No.
=. folio -. The property = improved
bya
Nes~ T~o-Story Frame DWELL
ina House,
now rented e. n woad tenanf Tor ten
dollars per month.
TERMS OF SALE One. half cash
on rsfificaflou % sale. balance ~ enc
vear from day of sale. Deferred pay
uleut O. bear interest from day ~ sale
sud o. be secured % the satisfaction ~
the undersigned. 81 All cash at option
- purchaser
A deposit % 500 viii BE required ~
the Purchaser on day If sale.
JAMES n. MUNROE,
Attorney named IN Mortgage.
y ROLAND RRkpv. Auctionesr.
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NEAR TIE SEVERN.

FoR a&Lk-Heautffal toratlon. good 2
ROOM AUl -. Motern runwen fences. So
A. 8 ~ 90 1aa - etsT. - Wtles 10 An1 q
palzs. IS s1sie - - So Anuspoli4 statiou-
= 4. PARO. An1apofEs.
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Sale Of Valuable
.liHEAI ESTATE
~ tire City % Annapolis, Nd
on Church Street. Pleasant
Street ard Clay Street

~ .ff4erf1rla e. taeoaneFE and ander a.
t1sasrlaN nasmfeFrea pou tNR Mn6nrN <neA ~
: HMlN Tufet atld FNFtsffeI pnHNr ~ ~
rs4fnef fasest tHa taeutT -nlntn 8aF - a pril
lsassaam~sa na6maifmsI HmH seven ami FNrWFIe1
assIasne lHe fasn.i Nefnrde - auue Aransel
aunte. HafF iaHt. - Tier - r 20. = -
la&r.. ~ flfe Nnelnr a aEssl mlI offer ~ pN4AiIF
sa.e. - $40 tsilf 81 tftlf q ao1r. ~ the cry
~ Aaaals.lIls. ~. pn
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Handsome Lots For Sale
ON MuRRaY HILL
Southaate and Nsrrsy Avenues,
Frankfin aud Thompson SITS.

Tnesefats ars asaaslfulIr sltaated usnv
have aasaF views. some nardertDg on sHs
wa4er Awr&v 70 tme estate 80 4amew A.
as j. r. McC0MAs. Agent
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N o &c z.
Office Ct Board Of Supervisors
Of Election for Anne Argn-
del County.

JJ%g Liza. 49,
Tbe following appointment 81 ofiesr %
Registrations - hereby announced IN aceors
dance Witb the laws.
s8xrH DfsTRTcr Preeinct-JAHfs
PHILLIPS. sice Harry T. Brewer, excused.
~ oraer % TIRE Board 81 Supervisors Of
Ftsrffou. -.
~ N. BOLLADAy. President.
y. OGIE TIL8HMAN, ClerkI JET
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bsins sac sarne property devlsssi = TIE sad
gseuree y. Franklin. derezeest, ~ the last
VI SEQ snsi fEst0faeat 81 - faatlers Ahofnas
fran&iln. reeoraesi assoaE tie keeorfs .
tA lttw ~ mnfa eountv ~ tfber r.. !. - NO. 8.
q foIia 81. and Described 10 q Deed % farti-
rlan aalonN the heirs - the said tssorEs =.
Ffaaklln. dated Apru ~ lrs. recorded IN
fiesartIa 80 salh eoantF. This properly has
alwmFe pesn one - the most surressfut and
1esiranle .aestions foF basinsss purpose N
fI1e thy % Annapolis.
4rGs3Nu-Au thoss lots % ground lying on
tie snuineriy shfH % lay street and on tne
hnsteriy side ~ Piea@ant street., Ia tine tlty
- tnnt f...s "a ~ front s p. ~ ;. D.
tmy street, and two hundred and ninety
seven feet On Fleasant street. which we're
tf.s fhree fafl0wtHe ds~,is.-ileesi from VII
Ilam BreWer. dated August i5th. 80. record
- nnsunE fae Land Records ~ Anne Arun-
Ial DuuntF. Ia flnNr ". "a. g.. No. 2. foliOs
-. sfc.. lses.i ffom Saran - Newman, dated
Movefnber ssth. Ins1. rppufdnd among said.
lasnd Eecords. ia i.fber 5. ~. NO g, foiiog
sssan. sfntauf september Etth. I2<f. recorded
a1non9 said i.sud Records in i4per a.,
~. =. fsiios 80. ste.. excepting rom tbe
property - aeseribes1 ana conveyed 10 the
aid lfeorre ~ FRANKLIN. deceasef.a portion
~ ne Pier ant street int. fronting seventy
f1ar feet. sIx'anehes IN that street ana ex-
taudine nltek therefrofn Dor depth Of sew
mnty fNet Is hirh waa conveyed 10 the late
Ehonsas FraklIn from bis hroshers and sis
tara. ueirN - the said tieorEe y. franklin,
aseemaasi. - said deed u Partition.
The property - 20 - offered ~ public sale
80 las aud PLEASANT streets viii 0e offered
iu varfous sab-siIx isious. according to piat
thereof hien viii be IS 81 olted AZ the sale,
aAa " hieh tnay D. seen Ia the meantime on
appiicet 70 tae undersigned.
The giaystreet front lie improved b.
eleven VI frame D~sIiiss Houses.
AZ uaasr rsnt me remainder o. tns lots on
Pheasant street. are vaeant i0ta-
TERMS 90 SAi.E .s~0ne-fourtb % the pur-
chase m0fey in cash on the dag al sale the
roualu1ier IA three 81 l9i install iaen . enc,
luo and three Years respectively from the
d4F ~ sale the credit instmlments 90 bear
Interest ifoan the day 81 sale and 20 BE Sc
cllrnl IS tbs DontlH ~ the purchaser. OF pur-
enaaara, With rurst lee - be approve 81 by the
undersigned. or the terms 81 sale may be-
pMrinsl ~ the unesr eiNned. % suit tne con-
xeuieuee 81 purchase
For nArtEer Information apply 10 the IN
acfelF med.
,. WHIT RANDALL.
Attorney. etc
Annapolis Ma. June I.th. fso7- ieIs a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-26

MVHTFT 7EFTTU XII = - = II "
GEORGE II. BkITION AND
ELIZABETH r.. BKIfTOS.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. IT'S Equity
ORDERED. tais Fifteenth day OF June,
f9o7. that the sale Of the property mentioned
iu these proceedings made ana reported ~
James VI. dunrCe, Attorney be ratined and
confirmed unIess eauee TO tne cO1tFArY tnsreof
~ shown ou o. before the
FIFTEENTn DAY OF JULY, 1907.
Psovsf<d. copy Of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published IN Anne Arundel
fi.suutV once "a each OF Ghree successive Weeka
before the said Fifteenth day OF July, next.
The report states the amount Of sales 70 b
0KO. WELLS. Clerk.
tei5 - GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
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JAMES ". MUSROE. Attorney.
ORDER NISI.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE or THE
NORIGAGED REAL ESTATE or
GEORGE II. BkIfTON AND
ELIZABETH r.. BkffTOS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09
n1.rIcn,a Lnhor ProbIeEn.

Mexico City, Dec. S.-That MeNlSo' which for years has been free from the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09

Bishop Hoss. .Ynat every forward move ment in religion comes from an ap- preciation of the relationship of son- ship" Again, in discussing Inis rela- tionship. the Bishop said: Man nas only the potency .',.n Of sonsnip of o9 fstssr. @ hood" He spoke, too. of the bless ings of brotherhoo enjoyed by the sons of God. the story of Joseph ana ms brethren was flled with undying beau- ty. .,,
 Incidentally he attended to small class of travelling evangeiists as Men who ought to be passed on the other side of the street. No man ought to be preaching the Gospel of the Lord who can't tell where he comes from or who can't show credentials"
 Borrow and affliction were the com- mon lot of all men. He used to think that there were some exceptions. but he knew better now. He was indeed d rare man who at 50 had not had some heartbreaking sorrow.
 Our bodies are pot evil as some think" said Bishop Hoss. Our bodies are only evil as we devote them to sin. I am fond of this old body of mine. although I have been told that 1t Is not much to look at. in late years | 1t has become somewhat battered and worn. I can't see out of these eyes as well as I used to and I can't hear ont of these ears as well as I used to, I but I am still on good terms with my old body, and when dissolution comes II shall not say Farewell but I will say to 1t, Good bye old friend till you i and I meet on resurrection morn.
 In a beautiful peroration. the Bishop pictured the privileges of those | who remained true sons Of God and oi the blessings that awaited them. Did they not have Gods promise of them he asked. He pictured the time as coming when the faithful Methodist preacher would move. and moving would have to take nothing with them And of all the blessings that had been promised them, the greatest would be the blessed privilege of seeing the sor of man. They would see him not al he was but as he Is in his heavenly position.
 At the conclusion of the sermon tht
 following young preachers were or
 dained deacons: Coleman c. Daniels
 Arthur c. Jones, Robert R. Ellison
 John H. James. Joseph O., Mosely
 Everret L. Marley. William T. Tiller
 Josephus Henby. David NJ. Pearson
 and E. Marvin Roaks.
 At o'clock this afternoon there wa
 preaching at the Methodist Church b.
 Rev. w. P. Hurt of Dothan. Tn
 evening service was a memorial Il
 honor of the three ministers. who die'
 during the year, Neal Gillis, J. O. An
 drew and Robert Smiley.
 Y Rev. A. P. McFerrin of Opeliks
 preached at the morning service at tn
 First Baptist Church. and at the Cour
 House Rev. F. C. Moore preached 8
 II o'clock. At the Baptist Church I the afternoon Rev. R. R. Jones. tn evangelist, preached.
 A layman's missionary .associatio of the conference has been organized Judge O. E. Barrett of Opelika, wa elected president and w. R. Flower of Dothan, secretary. This associa
 tion will have a vice-president in eac district in the Conference, and it wi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09
NOTHING BUT BRYAN
SECRETARY OF STATE RETURNS
 FROM TRIP NORTH.
Found Sentiment Favoring Renomina- tion of the Western Man-sener- ally Believed Democrats Have
 Excellent Chance.

Its Bryan. Bryan, Bryan, every where" said Secretary of State Frank N. Julian yesterday upon his return from trip through the States of Kentucky Missouri. Kansas. etc. Sec retary Julian went on business for the State in connection with the In- surance Department, of which he is Commissioner.
 v'The statement prevailing in St. Louis. Kansas City and other of the big State metropolises is that if the panic continues three months longer the Democrats will be able to elect any one they want, and may be able to defeat the redoubtabie Roosevelt If he sh ould run again."
 to Louisville, arriving there on the morning that Henry Watterson came out in his paper, The Louisville Cou- rier-JournaI, endorsing Mir. Bryan for the Democratic nomination. T found less Bryan sentiment here than any where I went" said MT. Julian, "the people there being more intent on tneir own troubles just at present. It Is generally accepted. however that Bryan will be the nominee and that he has an excellent chance to be elected this time.
 MT. Julian was on one of the trains from Kansas City going to washing ton on which there were large mum Der of Republicans going to Washing ion in an endeavor to work up move. ment to have the Republican NationaI Convention meet at Kansas City. Tn talking with these men, he gathered that the Republican forces are now anticipating the hardest struggle m the next general election that they have had in years. Ia.
 Secretary Julian said that while ne was away he investigated several nome offices of insurance compahies oo osaS H.,s,nass in this State, and succeeded tn collecting considerable money TOT the State from insurance companies that had not met all of their oolisa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09
BRIGHTER OUTLOOK
SITUATION IS ASSUMING
 NORMAL AGAIN.
Events of the Past Week fn the Finan. ciaI world Have GfveH Added
 Encourngement. - Big ! Currency Increase.

New York, Dec. s--The events of the past week in the financial world have been such as usually make the gradual return of care and the restora- ton of normal conditions in the banks.
 The decision of the Secretary of tho Treasury to issue only about $40.000.000 of the S150.0O0.00O in new securities. which he expressed a willingness to issue if conditions required. the dis- closure of unusually strong reserves by country banks reporting to the Comp troller of the Currency. the decline in the currency premium and the decline in the New York hank statement. have been important events of the week which have tended towards stability and reassurance.
 The action of the Secretary od the Treasury in limiting the issues Of se- curities was a part of the original plan recommended to him to meet the sit- nation by resolute and adeuuate measure but to carry the execution of the measure no farther than circum- stances required. Tho result of linn iting the issue of the Panama two per cent bonds to $25.000.00o and the one year Treasury certificates to about SIS, 1000. 900 will be to considerably sim- rnent and money market conditions during the spring. It Is anticipated by far-sighted bankers here that there will be plethora of money soon in- stead of a dearth. and 1t will be nec- essary to reduce In some way the large volume of currency which has been brought into use during the cri' sis.'
 | The increase in money in circulation | outside the Treasury. as shown by tht monthly statement of the Treasury De partment for November. was $131,S72, l ss7. Of this amount, the increase 1T | gold in the country is computed a
 about $72.000 900, including domestic
 products as we'll as importation iron
 abroad. The other principal form O increase Is in bank circulation, II
 which an increase of $7.533,521 was ob l tained by the disbursement of bunl
 notes held in the Treasury cash. ant | s46.2s7.730 was obtained by actual in crease in the notes issued by the Comp troller and outstanding. . I There have been fears In some guar fters that if anything approximatin s1oo. 900. 900 in new bank notes were Is l sued upon the security of the new on year certificates, the resulting inna ton would expel gold in large amount
 after the credits established by tn
 crop movement were exhausted. Thi
 danger will be reduced to minimum
 by the relatively small issue made D
 the Treasury, and if small amounts
 gold should be exported, 1t is felt ths
 they could be spared, in view or th
 large gold resources in the country, which President Roosevelt called atten
 tion in announcing the new loans. Tn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09

De entitled to send ninety delegates to the big missionary conference, which Will meet at Chattanooga in April.
 An enthusiastic missionary meeting was held by the Conference Saturday night, President J. B. Cummings. of the Missionary Board, presided. Tn his opening remarks Mir. Cummings outlined the remarkable work that had been done for missions in the past year and for domestic missions. $s.01s had been paid. For foreign missions over $1f0qe had been paid, while the assessments for the purpose was only $13.350.
 Rev. o. P. McMurry delivered q forceful missionary sermon. It was announced that the missionary slogan for next year would be "A dollar e year from every member for mis- sions."
 The appointments will be read to- morrow morning. and a few minutes later the membership of the conference will leave for home. Half dozen ex- tra coaches will be provided by the Coast Line for the ministers. Some- thing like 150 of them will reach Mont gomery tonight at o'clock on their way home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09
= MANY HEAR BISHOP H0SS Church Crowded to Its
 Capacity. MOST IMPRESSIVE SERMON Ten Young Preachers Are Ordained
 as Deacons. gAe Appointments Will Be Read This Morning and Immediately Af-
 terwards the Conferenee
 win Be Adjourned.
BY WILL T. STEPHAN.

Enterprise, Dec. S.-(Special. )-The crisp, bracing weather which has been vouchssfed for the Alabama Methodist Conference during its stay at Enter prise. gave way today to cold De- cember drizzle, but nbtwithstanding the rain and clouds. a great congre- gation heard Bishop Hoss preach one of the most impressive sermons to which the Conference ever listened.
 The seating capacity of the new Methodist Church at Enterprise -s among the largest of all the churches of the Conference, but in the face or wind and rain a crowd gathered which took every inch of sitting and stand ing room within the church walls.
 The Bishop preached on ''The Rela- tion of Sonship." It was a sermon which carried a special message 10 Methodist preachers in conception, Tn structure, in verbal dress and In op- pression. It was a sermon for men who have set themselves apart for min- isterial work. which went home ana that. deeply.
 His text came from the first chapter of John, we are sons of God and what our future shall be Is not re- vealed to us."
 The three relations of servants friends and son, should be discussed each in turn of the beauties of friend ship, he said. T feel profound pits for any man who has never had bosom friend. I feel a profound pity for the man who has never had friend to whom he could unooson himself and uncover his heart"
 But the relationship of son was thu boliest relation. There could be nc advance upon that. it was the uniting lives of the Christians advance fl character.
 T do not hesitate. to say" sai'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-09

The Bowling is mighty nne at the new Alley at 31 Commerce Street. Come down, get in the game.