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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-28
West Side N. E. church directory.

West olue ". =. Church DlFect0ry.
Corner 11th and NOble.)
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching n a M, and 60 D. IN.
Glass meeting ~ O'Clock.
Junior league 2:30 y. IN.
Epworth League ESQ.
Prayer meeting, Thursday 1880 D. m.
REV. b w. BAKER, Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-28
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Corner Broad and Vilas)
Sunday School 10 a. m, J. S. Glad.
ish superintendent
Services morning and evening
EpwOfth League at 7:15.
PRAYER meeting, Thursday 1890.
Choir practice Thursday evening.
All are cordially Invited TO worship
with u.s..
THOMAS BREWER, Pastor
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

.NNEN 9tRuVVis
No. 1903 Palace Avenue.
Cnra con exito Intermediates agu
las y cronicas sin drogas o medlcinas
Consulta Gratis.
Horas dc 0ficina: 9:12 m. 2:5 .. IN.
OSTEOPATIA.
La osteopatla es I'm sistema Dc ira
tamlento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas o medicinas. Tn, conjunto
de musculos ercogldos o n peque-
mes en- Ia ~colocacion do una 0 mas YER
tebras en- ell espinazo de- una persona
impllcando ell abastecimiento del ner.
VIC v sangre estomago puede eau
sar Indigestion v otras tprmas de- des.
orden en- los intestinos. ri Sobador
releya los musculos encogldos y ARE
gla ~cualqulera dislocacion por 10 cual
el paciente queda bueno Immediate
mente. El principle es 10 mismo en-
todas OF as intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SOLAR trata con
buen exito toda clase dc enfermeda.
des agudas 0 c~ronicas. No 90 cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. wHEELON.
3obador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

Debe ser 81 solaz del hogan, J
10 sera 81 lie dais 81 Cream Vermi
fuge de White, la mas grande
medlcina del mundo para lombri.
ces que SO ha ofreciio iamas a Ia
hnmanidad sufriente, Este re-
medic Sc esta convirtiendo en-
cosa fla para todas las famillas
bien arregladas. Una madre con
hijos no puede pasarse sin una
botella del Cream vermifuge de
White en- la casa. rs la medicina
mas pura y mejor que ell dinero
puede comprar.-- DE venta en- la
Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

Mucl.os ~ciudadauos dc Santa Fe tie
men raxon para estar agradecldos roI
cargas que han sido quitadas Do lo'
dolores Dc espalda, los cuales han so
breyellados por amos. L,stlmadliras
dIcen acerca de su experienced pdbli
camente, AQul csta IN uaso do clio.
Limo Romero. arreador 10 i'm caro-
Dc entregar por Ia compania lie KAune
~residencla en- Ia Ayenldn d. Palacio,
alice; DAlgunas veces mi espalda mo
doiia conalantemente. alguuss yoces
era IN dolor aglido 4 traves 10 los To-
mos, y cuando nstaha en- su leor ca.
tado. tenla que essRrme dos q tres
dias en- Ia CANA, Nunca tome nnca
para clio porque los atAques parecian
desaparecer tan pronto como venian.
pero cuando sufrla de n tuve Ia ca
sualidad de leer acerca de las Plldo-
ras de Doan para los Rlinones en- I'M
papel de Santa Fe. y full a Ia botica
dc Ireland por una GAIA. Immediate.
mente par6 81 malestar."
De venta en- todas las botIcas. Pre-
clio 80 centavos. Foster.Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. X. unicos agentes por los
Estados Unidos,
Recordad 81 nombre-Doan---y no
otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

IN fuerte resfriado que pueda
II q parar en- pulmonia en- una no,
che, puede eurarse prontamente
tomando Ia Miel y AIquitran de
Foley. Curara Ia tos mas obsti-
NADIA y seen fortalecera yues-
tros pulmones. la legftima Sc
halla en- IN empaque amarillo.
Pc venta en- Ia Farmacia de
\ roland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
FLoR IMPERIAL.

A~conse1amos que compren nuestro
bueu pan durante 81 verano, pero al ha.
cen 81 propio pan, no falten en- com.
para u flor imperial, la cual es la me.
jor que hay en- el mercado. Especial
mente adaptada para la hechura de
pan. 50 libras por Sits.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
LA cARNicE RIA.

Nuestro concrete es Quartet general
para compradorea p~articulares de car,
mes frescas. yendemos solamente car.
ne i~nspeccionada por d ~gobierno, la
cual no es mandada por expreso y Ia
cual es embellishments preseryada dc
contamination despues de que llega d
noSotros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
vlNAeRsRAs oRATla.

Cada vez cue recibemos un carga:
mento de acelte de ollyo. ruesto en- Vi,
nagreras de CRYSTAL de medic cuartIllo,
con r~etenedores de CRYSTAL, los cuales
se pueden usar en- la mesa para aceite
yinagre, cada una vale 35cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
CARTWRIGHT-DAVIS co,
No. $50 Gale de San Francisco.
Tsiefonc dc ia Especieria No. Telefono de la Csrnicerla No 40
~ESPECIER0S \; PANADER0S \. GARNICER0S
PEcEs IN rARRos.

Siempre tenemos en- mano IN surtl
q, complete do pescado importado Of
tsrros, 81 cual es muy propio para 9
almuerxo 8 par amerendar.
Pescado % tomato, tarros dc una
libra, 25cts.
Psscado fresco, tarros de una libra
TArros do una libra 35 cts.
20cts.
Tarros ovalados dc n libra. Fin
don Haddocks, 36cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
cAusA DE MALES DE EsroMAyo,

CNU5N UE WAKES UE 60 VWNTU
Cuando un hombre So siente
NAL en- su est6mago podeis como
Ger que esta comiendo mas Dc L
que debe ode algun articulo de
alimento6 bebida impropios a su
edad y ocupaci6n, 8 que sus in
testinos estan habitualmente
constipados. Tomad las Pastillas
Chamberlain para Est6mago &
Higado y .mejorad Ia. digestion y
ed 81 81 NAL no desaparece. Per-
did una muestra gratis. De ven
ia en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

81 Nuevo Mexlcano es 81 unico pa
pei en- Ell Territorio que publlca mott
cias por complete en- asuntos de int
res. La suscricion son solamente $3.50
al alo. Suscrlbanse y q~uedaran salts,
fechos de 10 que anunciamos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

~ 10 que ~pertenece d frutas tene,
mos todas las que podemos conseguir,
En- 81 verano slempre tenemos frescas
cere4as. frambuezas, d~uraznos, albarl-
coques, bananas, n~aranjas, ciruelas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

Sc Hallan Entire Ellas--- No
Tantas Como Sc Propo-
MIA, Pero en- Numero
Regular

-Vr PtuJectos siRuienteS qul
pasaron ambas camaras do Il
Asamblea Legislative Trigesim,
Septima, fueron flrmados por Q
Gobernador y son ahora ley
Resolution Colectiva del Con
sejo No. ], para suplir alos miem
bros del Conseio J Camara d,
Representatives. con las Leyes
Recopiladas de 1897 en- Ingles j
Espanol.
!. Resolution Colectiva del Con
!. seio No. 2, para suplir alos miem'
bros del Consejo y Camara de
! Representatives. con las leyes
1899, 1901, y 1903 y una copia del
Diario de 1905 y de las camaras
respectivas.
Memorial Collective del Consejo
No ], dirigido por la Asamblea
Legislative Trigesima S6ptimade
Nuevo Mexico al Honorable Sc
cre'ario del interior, suplicando.
le restituya d entrada ciertos te.
rrenos de agricultural en- 81 Con.
uado de San Juan.
rroyecto del Console No. l.
~ acta para enmendar el CAPT.
luio no de las l-eyes dc Ia Asam-
plea Legislative Trigesima Sexta
oel lefritorio De Nuevo Mexico"
relatVo 81 sorteo DC jurados.
nesoiuclon Colecuya de la ca.
mara No. z relatlva al nombra-
mlento oe una comlsion deambas
oamafas para redactar una ley
ue ~fegistraclon y election
nesoluclon Colectlya De Ia ca.
nafa No' 2, proveyendo para Ell
paso = y empieaoos y gastos con-
''uss"'es ae 10 legislature
'oyec'o gel Conselo NO. y.
~ ac'a para 81 allvio del Con-
aaao ae torrance
rfoyecto de Ia Camara No. is.
on acla para enmendar Ia sec.
zoo oe las Leyes Recopiladas
- ioSe, relatlVa q depositarias
'erfitoriales. L
Susl'tuto de ia Camara al Pro
yecto del Conselo No. 81 Uni
ac.a para ehmendar 10 seccion =
" capiluio de las Leyes de Sc {
syn ue lsoo' relatlva q admission
y lnsei'ueo para Ciegos.
lroyecto ae "a Camara No lO2- :
= ac'a autorizando a. Cuerpo {
80 uei coiegio deAgrl' !
;ui'ufa y Artes Mecanlcos dc I
sueVo Mexico para arrendar 6
,ier'os lerrenos q Ia Comlsion
!, n.erhac'onal ue Ia Association
Jrls'iana de Jovenes- 2
nesoiuclon Coiectlva de "a Ca-
nara ~ 6 aproplando Ia suma 6
s4,lso para salaries de inter
'retes, traductores ygastos con- 7
lngentes &c ~ Camara &c Repre-
ehtantes ue 70 Asamblea Legis- a
'1iya lflgesima Septlma, y Ia et
0ma &c sS'oo4 para salaries De te
ilerpretes' traductores y gastos 9
onungentes del Conselo &c 10 q
'cha Asam olea Legislative "a
Ffoyecto oe' Conselo no 5l. di
ach pfoveyendo para llenar ia
lcancias en- empleos do condado
J q lerritorio de Nuevo Mo
~ Y proveyendo que en- p su' n
'slvo cuando ocarra cualquier La
lcancia en- cualquier empleo de taI
'noado en q Territorio, otra ~
Y una vacancia en- 81 empleo do Sin
7 a ~, nr'. ~ conoado' sera &C. r. ref
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
Substitute Al Proyecto az "a O.

inurH lNo' 70 ''pn acth prove
yondo para 81 traslado de archI
vos De propiedad dol condado d,
Colfax por propiedad ruiz qu'
ahora do haIla situada on 81 con
dado do Uuidn.
Proyecto dc ID Camara No. sc
'Un acta para enmendar Ia sec
cion 8342 do las I.eyes Recopila
das do Nuevo Mexico de 1897
relativa 4 Jurisdiction de juece.
dc pax,
Sustltuto de la Canaan al Pro
veto del Consejo No, -, "Ur
acta para fomentar Ia erection dc
fAbricas de remolarha y para
otros fines.
Proyscto de- Ia CamarA No. 0S.
"Un acta asintiendo al prop6sito
de donaciones de dinero autoriza
das por IN acta del Congress- in,
|titulado I'm acta para proveer
para una appropriation annual an
mentada para estaciones expert
m~entales de agriculture v para
reQularizar el gasto de las mis-.
mas. aprobado 10 de Mario de
1906"
Sustituto de la Camara al Pro.
veto de la Camara No. 10l. SIN
acta para enmendar Ia seccion
1861 dc las Leyes Recopiladas de
Nuevo Mexico de 1898, relativa 4
enregistracion de hipotecas de-
bienes muebles.
Provecto de- Ia Carnara No. ID.
"IJn acta para enmendar la sec.
ciou 1894 de las Leyes Recopila.
das de 1897. relativa d combina.
clones ' monopolios.
Proyecto de la Camara No. 81.
tIJp acta relativoa reconoc,mien.
Proyecto de Ia Camara No. 70.
'.JJn acta relative & Ia mission de-
dramas inseryibles.
Proyecto de la Camara No. 1888.
.Un acta relative al aiuste de
,uentas de oficiales.o fSe con.
,ertira en- lev Dor limitaci6n.
Proyecto del Console No. 30.
TN acta para enmendar Ia sec.
ion 1899 de las Leyes Recopila.
as de 1897 relatiya 4 las pro-
mas do alguaciles. /,
Proyecto del Conselo No. 81.
Tn acta intitulado un acta para
, protection de puentes de ca.
limos pdblicos Y para otros
!
provecto del Console No. 90 !
Tn acta en- refereucia a las cali. :
de votantes
Proyecto del Consejo No. So.
On acta extendiendo todas las
rc~visIones de las secciones 1904.
,o6. Leves Recopjladas de 1897, t.
!, las secciopes 6 y \. capItulo A
. relatives 4 los deberes del =
tendepte ambuIante,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
HoRs p,pEuyRE

Tenemos este buen estimulante, ell
cual esta compuesto de peplnillos, an.
choyas, olives, etc, en- vasos de cris
tai de 3-4. Muy fina; cada una 30cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
NuEsTRo CAFE.

"a q mejor que Sc produce en- Of
mundo. 9 invltamos que compren en-
nuestro concrete y quedaran conyen.
cldos que es cleric 10 que annncla
mos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
PAN Y BOLLOS

MuESTRAs FAciLIDADEs SON IGuALEs A cuALEsouIERA IN IL
ossIE PARA ENTREGAR PAN Y BoLLos; IA cALIDAD MAS FINA
Mos IhAsAJADoREs suPERIoREs IN NuEsTRO DEPARTAMENTo
= pANADERiA".LAs oRDENEs Sc sIRvEN CON PRoNTITuD
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

Mermelada de naran1a, hecha en- rs.
cocia do ~naranias amargosas es muy
usada, especialmente por los Ingleses,
para 81 almuerzo. La tenemos en- ta-
rios de una libra, 30cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30
JE SANTA FH

y 'aAnsa ' 2 negodo general bancario en todos sus ramos. Prestamos Dc aha.
70 olo ls terminus mas fayorahles sobrs todas clases do segundad per,onar y
collateral conpra y vende bonos y trafca n todos los mercados por n parro.
qnianos. compra v yende cambto domasico V ezarangero \ hace ransfertpta,.
sos de dnsro por TELEGRAPH q todas parties del mundo ciyuIsado sobre taru,nos
" Hnersies como son dados por cuaquer agencia transmitidora. pubuca } a,
zee. lnteres ccncedido sobre deposNos N tempo 4 razor d. trs ~ cIento
re- : 'sooFe W sermlno q sMa meses oan ano. 50 hace adelanto liberia 81
n '0nssns pn - animahs X productos ~ bancc eecuts todas las orde.
- ds sus paafocInadoes emil Inca bancaria, j Il esmera y artapda,Ass t,.,,
nisnsolihsra y todos rsspscsos, ] d consistents con sesurtdsd ! v. n,,.nn.
seldos bsncsrios' ~ sIqutan cAjones ssguros p,ya deposition. Rs,patno.s 10
ssonaita y paAocino al pubnco
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-30

eu Ley
Practice en- las Cortes de Distrito y
Supreme. Pronta y cuidadosa aten'
cion dada a TODD negocio.
Procurador de DIstrito por los Con
dados de Santa re, Rio Arriba, Taos
y San Juan.
Santa Fe, fluevo Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
NEW ORLEANS RACES
OVER TWO THOUSAND HORSES IN
 STABLES.
Today Will Mark the Opening of the Winter season-One Hundred
 and Twenty-0ne Racing Days.

New Orleans, Nov. 22.-with over 2.000 race horses quartered here. the winter racing season begins tomor- row. There will be 121 days Of con- tinuous racing exclusive of Sundays.
 An unusual feature this season will new track. the Suburban. which Is not a member of the American Turf As sociation. With this arrangement in force. New Orleans will have about seven hours of racing daily.
 ENTRIES. .t
 First race. five and one-haif fur longs; purse-C H. Shilling, Brown Thistle. Ansonia, Listerine. Pinkola. Linda Lake. La Jeunesse. Polar Star, 1o2; Tim Kelly. 1o5; sainesaw. lo7;
 Second race. seven furlongs; selling Dainty Belle, s7: Refined, Communi- paw, Glamor. ss; Tinker. Broken Mel ody. Dr. McCluer. St. Noel, 100: Lady Vincent. 1O3; Kat.h Powers, Dapple Fold, 105; Charlatan. 10s; Chief Hayes.
 Third race. steeplechase. short course-Pete Vinegar, 135; W. K. Slade, l3s; Sam Hoffenheimer. 145: Itacati- ara. Nak Holiday, Little Wally, 15S: Fourth race. initial handicap, mile "Ed Kane. ss: 'Plantland. 100; Chief Hayes. 10s; "'Yankee Girl, 11S; Keat- or. 115: Okenite. 116; :"Temaceo, IF.
 '-Fizer entry: *"-Ellison entry. .
 Fifth race. six furlongs, purse -Barrlow. Frank Lord, 10s; Dashaway, Ill: Besterling. Platoon. 11s; Gold Enamel. 116.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth. selling Sea Salt, sS; Little Elkin, 9S: Mata- bon, 1o3; Jungle Imp. Thistle Do. 106.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
R..uI.. .4 Raur,u~..

Washington, Nov. 22.-Four favorites were defeated on muddy track at today The S,rtnyH high foT weight nE culum and Incognito defeated the fa- vroite, Dixie Himmel, in the handicap. fifth event DArkle at 30 to and better. furnished the surprise of the
 First race. six furlongs-oraculum: 12S (McDanieD 4 to 5, won; Right and True, 110 (Notter) 12 to 1. second: Workman. 116 (BrusselD 20 to l, third. Time. 1:17. Laura A Workman. Rec' tortown and Glaucus ran.
 Second race. one mile. Columbia course-Trash. s2 (Henleyl to l. won Fancy Bird. IF (W. McIntyrel 12 to 3 to. 5. third, Time. :45. True. Boy. Yeddo, Hancock. Umbrella. Eminola. Fin Maccool. Blember, King Thistle
 Third race, one mile and forty yards. Columbia Arkle. 104 (Hen- smith) 12 to l. second: Oxford. 1O7 (Notterl to g. third. Time. 1:47.
 Fourth race six furlongs. Columbia Course-Russel T.. 10S (Notter) 15 to 20. won; Kempton. 10S (. Walsh) 30 to l. second; George C. Hall. ios ( C.. Dufield. Dominator. Carlo, Millstone, Jim Nutwood, Knock Irby and Princess Nettie ran.
 Fifth race, handicap, six furlongs-- Incognito, i09 (McDanieD to 1. won; 1. second; Dixie Himmel. 12o (Notter) g to 5. third. Time. IBIS. Braggado- cio, The Shaughraun, Beggar Man, Jr:. ran; scallop fell.
 Sixth race, seven furlongs-Higgin botham: 99 (Notter) 1-2 to 1, won; Royal Lady. @ (BrusselD 4 to 1, sec ond; Fl Dorado. 102 (McDanieD 2 to l. third. Time. 1880 2-5. Sheridan. Village King. Bounding Elk and Ser vile ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
HOUSE SPENDS TIME WAITING Last Senate. Bill Passed
 With a Rush. CONFERENCE ON ADJOURNMENT VIII Finish Today, Though Resslu-
 tion Was Not Passed. Measure to Appropriate More Fuuds for Support of TuseaIossa Iu-
 sane Hospital Among Those
 Passed Yesterday.
CONFERENCE ON ADJOURNMENT

| wth rush that was in keeping with the manner in which all administra uon Dills have been passed by the lew- lsiators in the lower House, all the re- ma1ning Senate bills on the Calendar were disposed of by the House of Rep- t .esentatives yesterday morning. From the time that the roll call was had on the last bill it became a question with sne members of simply waiting around TOT things to happen in other branche State oi e"e Principal among these happenings was the question of adjournment sine oie. The House had sent to the Rules committee one resolution on this sub- 1ect when word came from the Senate mat the club house bill was to he made the subject of an interestin9 fight.
 To the prohibition leaders in the House the intelligence was conveyed that Senator Lusk intended to place the bill on the Senate Calendar during the afternoon or, together with his supporters. to keep the Legislature in session until the bill was disposed of number of conferences were held on this proposition during the late hours of the morning session and again in the afternoon. until Mfr. Hoffman introduced a resolution sinstructing the
 
 5 o'clock. It was promised that re- port would be made and for this req son MT. Hoffman withdrew his reso- lution.
 The report, however. was never made, and when the House adjourned for the day 1t did so without being pledged to any time for the ending of the extraordinary session. although 1t was tacitly understood that the end would come today.
 |. More Money for Insane.
 Among the Senate bills passed by the House yesterday was that provid- ing for the allowance to the Insane Hospital at Tuscaloosa of an increas- ed amount per week for all the pa. tients kept there at the expense of the State.
 The amount at the present time is s but by the terms of the bill that now only awaits the signature of the Gov ernor to become law, this amount is increased to $3.50.
 Mir. Hoffman introduced the only res olution of the day that had general importance. It was in the interests or Alabama's waterways and asks the Governor to appoint two delegates from this State to attend the national con- ference which is to be held at Wash ington, D. C.. on December (.
 When the House assembled in the af- ternoon it listened to message from the Governor concerning the statutory limitation of the bill that provides for bringing suits against railroads for failure to carry passengers or freight at the State rates. The Governor had suggested that the limit of ten years be reduced to five, which amendment the House quickly adopted. When this bill was passed upon by the members
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
STRUCK BY ENGINE
UNKNoy.N MAN KILLED AT GRACE's GAP.
uodx Relieved to Be that of "Kid'' DauieIw is Held for Identfh- cation--Death of MT
 Davis.

Birmingham. Nov. 22--tSpecial. )-The body of an unidentified man lies in inc undertaking establishment of Shaw and Son in this city, having been killed by a freight train near Graces Gap [ louisville and Nashville Railroad.
 The engineer of the train saw the man walking along the track. The ,uhtstle was blown and 1t was thought hv inc man at the throttle that the man on the track would get out of the way. He paid no heed to the whistle and the engine struck him. Death was practically instantaneous. An envelope bearing the address of "ESid" Daniels, was found in the pock- ats of the unknown man. The body will he held for a few days in the hope or locating his relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
NEWS OF OPELIKA.
Weddings of Two Popular Couples oi
 Lee County.

Weddings of Two Popular Couples of Lee County. Opelika. Nov. 22-(Special. )-Mr. Clifford L. Edwards and Miss Rebecca Lois Edwards were married Wednes- day afternoon at the beautiful subur- ban home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. J. Y. Edwards The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. P. McFerrin of the First Metho- dist Church. Both of the young per- sons are of prominent families.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Cowan. who were married in Gadsden Tuesday even ing. arrived in Opelika Thursday even- ing at o'clock. They will be the guests of Mrs. J. l.. Cowan. mother of the bridegroom. for e week. After that time they will leave for Jefferson, Texas. their home
 J. A. Thomas. who has been quite i'll for several days, is now improving. and 1t is thought he will soon be re- stored to his health.
 Frank Seay of LaGrange. Ga. is in opeIika visiting the family of Mir. and Mrs. T. F Williamson. IT,. on North Ninth Street
 Miss Ermihe Watson of Opelika and Mir W. D. Hardin of Coal City. Ala. were married Tuesday evening at 7:3o o'clock. at the home of the brides sister. Miss Ada Watson. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. A. P. McFerrin, pastor of the First Metho- dist Church.
 The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Miss Watson was reared in Opelika. She is a young wo- man of fine mental attafnments. The bridegroom is a successful railroad man of Coal City.
 The couple left on the evening train for the cities of the East. where they will spend several weeks. before re- turning to their home at Coal City.
 The dates for the sunday School In- stitute. which is to be held In this city next week. have been changed from November 25 and 26 to November 26 and 27 The opening day will be next Tuesday instead of Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jule Greene left Ope- lika Wednesday for San Angelo. Texas. where they go to spend the winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
Neyy wenther Bureau.

F. B. Calvert, chief Of the division of accounts, of the Weather Bureau al Washington. D. C.. arrived in Birming- ham Friday for the purpose of inspect ing and receiving the new weather sta ton at Fountain Heights. As soon as MT. Calvert passes on the construction work, the new building will be form ally received by the government and occupied.
 Next Monday the removal of the weather station from the present of- fees in the Title Guarantee building to It's permanent home will be made.
 The new building was erected at 8 cost of $14,0OO by the national govern ment, the site being deeded by the City of Birmingham. Construction work was begun several months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
FLORENCE WAGON
 FACTORY CLOSES

Florence. Nov. 22.-(Special )-Be- tween 300 and 400 men were thrown out of work by the closing down of the Florence Wagon Works. one of the biggest plants of the kind in the coun- try
 The suspension was caused by the cancelling of orders. due to the money stringency. and 1t is said will be only temporary. The wheel department is the only part of the big plant in op- eration, and that may close down Sat- urday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23
TEAM OF MULES DROWNED
 WHILE CROSSING A GREEK
A Country Negro Has q Very Narrow
 Escape.

Selma. Nov. 22.-(Special.) )-Arthur Moore, a negro, barely escaped drown ing in a creek near Old Town late this afternoon. The negro came to Selma this morning from Benton with two bales of cotton which he sold, and after purchasing a quantity of supplies started home. Both of the mules to the wagon were drowned and he lost all Of his supplies in the creek. but he managed to escape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-23

Director Lehman, the local official in charge, will make his home at the new weather station, which has been fitted up with living rooms on the ground floor. He stated Friday that the building was one of the most mod ern in the world and would be of great assistance to the district