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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14
Sales.

Mortgage made by Adrian NJ. Ke,
ono to Young Mems Saving Society,
Liber 2S5. pages 1856, will sell at
pablo auction at Office of Jas. l.,
Coke, Waikiki, Dec. 81, at IL noon,
property in Waikiki.
BY writ of execution will sell at
public auction to highest bidder land
in Honolulu, at IL o'clock noon, Dec
81, at entrance of Capitol building.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14
Probate Notices.

Makau Kaawa petitions for the
declaration of heirs in the matter of
the estate of Kamakea. Hearing
Dec. 23 at 10 Il. IN.
Estate of Kamakea. Petition Is
made for declaration of heirs. Hear
ing Dec. 20, 10 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14
GERMAN TRADE AFFECTED

Germany Dec 13As result of the financial stringenc
he exports from Germa ny country fallen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14
BUILDING Permits,

II. G. Dillingham;, residence, Bere-
:ania street.
c. X. Al, gymnasium for Chinese
Y. NJ. c. A., Corkscrew lane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14
Land Sales

To confirm and register title to
real estate by Y. Amin, trustee, to
land in Honolulu. Hearing Dec. IS,
1870 p. m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-14
CABLE NEWS
tAssoeats1 pr.ss ss.sssI cssIsa ------S
Bail Bond Increased
On Brown And Bartnett

SAN FRANCISCO 13-T
azel Brown
rust Company who under embzzemen
estate
Attorney Langdon stating he had absolute
their guilt
ed and have been imprisoned o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Pittsylvania Social News.

Special to The Times Dispatch
VA, November co.-Mr ana
Mrs, Fred Peasants, OF Richmond, Va.
rs spending the week with relatives near
this place.
Miss Roma Vaughan returned homo this
week from sharpsburg. n. e., where sh,
mas been visiting her sister. Mrs. c, II.
Holland. for the past two weeks.
AIR. Charles Stebbins. OF Houston. spent
Mr.. y. 7. Wilson. after spending al faw,
days with Mr.. c.. W. Waddili. OF suther.
Inns, returned to his home In Richmond.
Va. Wednesday.
Mss Bessie Derrick visited relatives TT
Houston. w.. this week.
MISS Lille Vaughan Is spending some
Int in South Boston. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallam BarksdaIe ana
son. OF HichmSnd. Va. spent Thanksgiving
Miss Holmes, Il popular young schooI
teacher ok&B!rch..gSsYa., left yesterday for
her homie In sBoydto,,,4 Va, where she
Will spend n few days -
Messrs. Walter Hankins and Howard
Rass spent q few days In Richmond. Va.
Miss Mary Thompson, Of south Boston.
: the guest Of Mrs. F. G.. Hodges. II
Bronkiyn. Va. this week.
Miss Lizzie Barksdale ls spending some
of Scottsburg, Va.
Miss Camilla sacrlste, formerly Of this
place. left lnet week for her future hone
at Ocean Syringe. Miss.
Or. Irwin, Of Danville. spent a few days
at Brooklyn, Va. this week hunting.
Mr.. r. X. oliver. Jr, paid q flying trip
to South Boston, Va, this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Abingdon Social News
tsrecial to The rimea.pisna,cb

ABINGDON. VA, November Mrs
Sandy Preston. who has been visiting her
,nothor In West Virginia, returned home
Mr., lNrank whiting. of Philadelphia, was
in Abingdon on business this week.
Mrs. Thomas Russell. of. Bristol, ia thu
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilder-
sleeve Tor a Few days.
faculty. spen, Thanksgiving with her
mother In Christiansburg -
Miss Mary Bell, OF Pulaski. Is the ruAsr
OF Miss Mamma Byrd Trieg.
Mrs. Clark Carpenter. who has been y,s-
Tins her sisters. the Al. sses White, viii
return to her home In johnson city The
Mrs. w. IL. Aston was the guest of Mrs.
Mirgea for Thank sgtvtng.
1,s MISS Agnes Misoa, Of stonswall Jackson
Misses zana Hunt and Margaret Rogers.
o. s,onewall Jackson Institute. arc thu
Misses saIlis and Jennie Harman. OF
Stonewall jackson Institute. Will go 70
Glade Spring the latter part o. the weel,
10 visit Miss Pearl Kent.
Miss Margaret Mcneil. OF Stonewall
Jackson Institute. was a guest of Marion
friends for Thanksgiving.
Yrs CHAPMAN. of Saltvllie,-was a re-
Belmont Hotel. -
Mics Nell johnson. of Bristol, is the
s.est OF Airs. Frank Inboden:
aiiss Mamie !. Wlthers, who Is attend
ing the business college, in Bristol, Is
sIsnding Thanksgiving with her mother.
Kiss Annie. Preston and her niece. Miss
Maggie Preston. are the guests OF atr..
Thomas w. Preston In Bristol.
INC Prasbytnrlan and Methodist Episc,.
pal Church. South. held q union Thanks.
giving service On Thursday. DR.. James
B,irrow. of the Methodist Church. conduct.
ed the service.
Captain Cary Crockett. Of washington,
q. was a visitor in Abingdon this week.
Tho .Misado" VIII be given In the Opera
House here Tuesday night by homo talent.
The performance will be for the benefit 81
the Confederate monument.
A most successful bazaar and supper was
given FRIDAY night by the Stephenson Mis-
sior Band of the Presbytena Church.
Campbell have entered into a law partner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Clarke County Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
EEFRYVILLE. VA, Novemb Der IN
Edwin stevens. OF New York. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Washington Lewis.
Mrs, Eustice Williams OF Louisville. XIV,
Ia visiting her brother, Hon. r. S. Black
burn Smith.
Hon. shosam Cold has returned from
Richmond. much. pleased with the Valentine
Statue OF General Lee.
Miss Laura Reynolds is visiting the
Jal,estown Exposition.
Miss Anne str:bllng Is a.: Annapolis.
Mr.. Narshall Mccormick has returned
from, Washington.
Mrs. William Travers Lewis is visiting
her brother. Mr.. c. T. Mcclure. at Hobo
ken.
Miss Evelyn Mcclure is in Richmond. the
guest OF her brother Or. Edward McGulra.
Miss Henderson and Mics f:leory. of
Maryland, are guests OF AIRS. ". II. Baker.
MI. Charles ~. Brown has returned from
Washington.
Miss Patty Luke Is In New York.
Mrs. Peachy Cockrell. OF Louisville, ky..
liz the guest of Mrs. John :Neitl..
Mrs, \ Moore, Jr.. IL in Washington .vis-
Itins her sou. Dir. Cabell Moore.
Miss Annie Moore is visiting friends in
baltimore.
Miss Paekstt has returned from a visit
Mrs. blackburn Smith gave a bridge
Mrs John Baldwin Neil H dinner; the
guests of honor on each occasion bein;
Mrs. Eustacc Williams. OF Louisville.
Mrs. Brown gave = bridge PARTY on Trt.
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Wake forest dlee Club. COM

posed OF twenty-four young men from
Wake, Forest College. rendered an
celleut program OF vocal and instru-
mental music last week at the Semi
nary Hall.
Rev. ]. Z. Mccutcheon preached last
Sunday at Como. n. C. His pulpit here
was filled by Rev. c. W. Scarborough.
Rev. Thomas r. Reeves Will not res
turf. to the franklin Methodist Church.
He has been transferred to Mt. ver-
non Church, Danville. and Rev. j. T.
Green will succeed him here.
Mrs. Mamie v. Parker, OF Napoleon.
IS Visiting her brother, Mr.. e. s. Eley,
on Fourth Avenue.
Miss Jessie r. Brewer, of Danville,
is Visiting Miss Kate Pretlow.
MISS Helen Beaman, who. has been
teaching at Sick's Wharf, Nansemond
county. Is spending Thanksgiving at
her home, In this place.
professor Z. G. johnson and wife.
of$Norfolk, are the gtfests of Rev. and
Mrs. u. y. McCutcheOn. Professor
Johnson is president of the Virginia
Gluck Experiment Society, near Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Warrenton Social News.
Especial TO The Times.plspatch.1

Especial 10 The Times.Dlspatch.l
"ARRESTON, VA, November 3o.-A
banquet was gwen on Monday hight in III.
odd.Fellows Hall by the members OF that
frtternal order.
A beautiful drag was ridden Tuesday
ertsrnoon by the mesnbers OF the Wnrrentoa
Hunt Civ over q Very stiff coursc. The
ehase was visible clearly from the start 10
the finish at Mr.. 7. l.. Evans's place. Quite
a number were out TO witness IL. Among
those riding We're Msssrs. Il. l.. and J. y.
E.ans. j. D. Hall. r. r. Galloway, j. X
Mnddux ana a umbe OF other gentlemen,
While the ladies ou, were as follows: Mrs.
]. X. MadduS. Mrs. Peter Labouisse. Mrs.
Thtnias peatce. OF Boston, and Mrs. Brown.
OF Bnltimoro.
The following announcement was made
from a Nashville. Tenn. papcY 6 few day!
aea which Will prove OF great interest to
tho Warrenton public: Married, Saturday,
November a3d. Miss Lucille Mcclure Garter,
tof Grange, Va, and Mr.. 7. r. P. henderson.
OF this place. Miss Garter rs a niece d
Mr. AIt'rt Fletcher. OF this place, and Is
very popular in town. having spent a grea.
deal OF her time here. MI. Henderson Is q
rising young lawyer OF Nashville. Msss
Carter has been III Nasiville for some tinIc
teschins elocution at IL large school there.
1t is understood that Mrs, ". w. William
son has purchased the residence on Win
CHESTER Street. belonging to Mr.. a. Nus
| baum, Instead Of the residence OH Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Hanover Social News.
fspeeiaito The Timer pispatch.l

fsnecfnit TO The Times Dispatch.l
9 'TASLOPSyILt.E, VA, November
30.-Afessrs. Curtis Hardin n X. ~.
| Holland were here on a hunting tIap
Misunderstanding. and went back carry
ing lots of game from the hanover
Miss Hunter Hardin is visiting Miss
Misses May and Maude Moody have
| returned IS their home, III Upper Han
over. after a visit to friends here. II
Miss Grace Beazley is visiting friends
Mr. j. Il. Baker and family. of Ash
lard. Va, are visiting at the home
Of. Mr.. q Baker. at this place; j
Jacobs WERE recent guests at the home
Of MI. and Mrs, e. j. Jacobs, at this
place.
NJ: y: 7 ssrle'sland, q Rosnok :;
| several days to friends at this place.
Miss M. HALLE EeazlGy. OF Elmont.,
| Visited her sister here on saturday.
Mrs. Julia boswell is visiting her
| son. Mr.. Paul boswell. aF Penola. Va.
A literary society has been organ
ICED by the children ~ the Tavlors-
willie school. with the following officers:
Harold Thompson. presidert: MAYNARD
Dyson. treasurer: Grace Jacobs. Hecre-
tary The object of this society Is In
stimulate az interest I'M literature and
to form branch societies to raise money
to hny hooks f1r the SCHOOL library.
Miss Josie Beaz1Av spent a part OF
last week in Ashland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

the sport. a large number OF ducks
were bagged. but what won the ndmi.
ration o. all was a beautiful white
that was shot by Coleman. It
was said IT, be the first OF its kind ever
Killed in these waters, and was natu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Northumberland Social News.
GsnAclal Id rha mmes.ptspatch.l

tSpAclaI to The TImcy.pispatch.I
HE NTtisyILLE, VA, November 90
According to custom on Thanksgiving Day
there was Held a service OF thansli giving
a. ST. stephen's Episcopal Church. Tho
people who united in this offering sent q,
the church "Wednesday portions9o OF tic hay
veF: which they have been particularly
blessed with this year. These things will
be used for charitable purposes.
lion. G. III. Walker lis In Richmond.
Mr. Julian Dui,lpg, who has been worls.
ing In North Carolina, returned TO his
homo here last week.
Mrs. NJ. r. Gibbs and granddaughter. OF
Tic rthester, Mass, were the guests ~
Messrs, W. r. and ]. w. Anderson ra.
Ictntly. X,
Mrs. c. ri. Williams children are
visiting in Norfolk, and North Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
street. belonging to Mrs. j. B. Minor. a
h heretofore

Mrs. Ford Holt, Of Dobbs Ferry, n. y. IS
on q visit TO her mother, Mrs. George ".
Nelson. on Green Street.
Mrs. Murray Forbes has returned home
after n delightful trip to Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. William II. Laird went to Clarlottes.
NILE WI, sor this week e 70 have a slight operation
throat,
we are glad to DO able to report that Dir.
=; W. Smith. of Bethel Academy. whose
few days. Is slightly improved.
Mr.. r. Owens. OF Baltimore. an old: War
retton boy. is being warmly welcomed by
Miss Lula Kincheloe spent Thanksgiving
with relations In Orange. Va.
Mrs. Judge E. s. Turner he's gone to re-
Pitcher, who is we'll remembered In War
renton.
Will, relations.
Mr.. Charles H. Fair. who is a student at
George Washington University. spent ssv-
era! days In town this week.
Mr.. stuart Williamson. OF the Fredericks-
Messrs; Ma. Tyler. Of New York, and
visitors TO our town.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. Tiorder went to Wash
ington for q few days this week.
Mrs. a. NJ. Ross and Miss Ross. who have
beer. at Cassilis several weeks with DR.. and
Mrs. S. .. Kennedy. have returned to New
York.
sasoo L. Vta Sai iCit tuie
Washington and charlottesville. she will
bs gone for several days.
Miss Sadie Subiett went to Washington
Wednesday to stay several days. Miss
stkiett will be the guest OF the Misses
Williamson.
Siiss Mary Sowers LETT Tuesday for Rich
Hond. where she will be the guest OF Miss
JuI!ettc Keith.
Mrs, r. w. Cook spent a few days In town
this week. Mrs. Cook left for Baltimore
Wednesday. accompanied by Miss Cook.
Miss Louise Evans lett to-day for Balti-
more, where she will spend several days
with friends.
for several days.
Mr. Ripley Robertfon. OF the Treder,cks-
burg College. is at home to spend Thanks
giving.
Mrs. 81. NJ. Wood went to Baltimore
"Wednesday to spend several days with her
relatives there.
4 number OF the ladies of tho %Tauauier
Institute have gone to their respective
homes to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Mecklenburg Social News.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times ispatch.1
THE MECKLENBuRG. CHASE CITY,
VA, November GA delightful pro-
Eressive euchre. In which Mrs. Robert
Schaefer. OF Richmond. played the part
OF hostess to twenty guests, opened
h weeks round Of gaiety. After q
spirited contest the points We're count.
ed and Mrs. Schaefer was found to hold
the winning number. and the hist prize,
an edition de luxe copy. Of lula Wyatt
E Jamestown mss Trinu,es en Ina
mans prize was won by Mr. Walter
e:lacls, OF Richmond. while II. cutting
for the consolation, Miss Belknap, OF
S sansy, S0r Ts;e won Sassss here Sex IT. If a aslle Mr..
G.. Kruse, of New York; Mr.. Fred. T.
Hill. and Mr.. w. r, peFIaven, Of New
York; Mrs. Whitaker. OF Raleigh: Mrs.
s. As,I !; eooks, The Mssklsnhurg; Miss
Walter Clack, of Richmond: Mrs. Tom
Edmunas. of The Me%cklenburg; Cap
tain John Lea, OF Danville; Mrs. Wood.
Cloud. oH Atlantic City; Mr.. ]. T.. Sayre,
OF st. John. n. b.; Mrs. l.. G. Moody, Of
Ron Air; Mr.. Charles Zook, Of Lnncas-
ter, Pa and Miss NJ. e. Enoch. or
An inpron!ptl theatrical was gotten
up Friday by Messrs. Fred. !. 1Hill int
w .. beIfaven. Of New York. and
given the same night, occasloning q
great deal Of pleasure to tho perform
ere, while the enthusiastic applause ar
the audience testified their apprecia-
ton.
ed, i~nterspersed with selestions from
the Capital City Orchestra: Clog dance.
Messrs; peHaven and Eckenrode: song.
Mrs. Ed'nunds: monologue, Mr.. De-
Tableau-."Artist's Dream'-Artlst, MI.
Sayre: FIRST Sweetheart, Miss Gold.
emith; Sailor Gin, Miss Jones; Greek
%isamn M's. F Pafaeni spa snan'Fh RS Girl i,, Mrs..
Miss Isnoeh; Horseshow Girl ut hIrs
Hughes: Society Girl. Airs. kruse; EIis
Wife, Mrs. Moody. ''o
stoned much merriment. was the pre-.
sentatlon 10 each DC the players, or
q homtonniers accompanied nv an an.
n me- ouplet = vote Of sincere
Hill for their utitirips zeal anI I'M
tagging energy. which made the sue.
cess Of the evening. After the close
M II e1s WIFI yint16sFthh. e, the PLAYERS
oi,ii;t"d in a german and an ll-time
Virginia reel which was hilarlously
sn.nysd and was the climax OF liz
esehing.S m%esrtn,cnt and u,railoyed
BID ,hunters' set. = Nh. Howard a
Gnomu ard Mr.. \, w. Faurce. OF Al,
the success of their hunts, and the
nnanlity 81. quail IL daily remarked IN,
NJ, G'nnl Is accompanied by his wife
and dauGi't ter. =
was never more noticeable. 9N1''
IRON Rlchmrnd wa have Mr.. and
Mrs, David Aiinslte. who are hero OH
Jl#IVpOttt l1fS 4 bp,,rrr ~. .., .ssHH1
nrllS; from the extreme South, Mr.. and
2llss Enoch. Of jackson. Miss. Nh ~
James Ie6avanN, Miss -lltta Sood,nan
81 ,rylerr Tey,; while. New York has
Misses simpson, who are fast winnirp
: tfsenaa bss thsll attractive personaiiivs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
tspce.a1 70 rle Times.pIspn,eh.1

TSbcc'aTto TIT nnes-D1snntch.
PROVED ItNCE FORGE. VA. Noverl.
S0-Alnong the guests who visited
the Kittlawan Club recently We're II. +.
Coleman. II. G.. Baker, Albert SWnrtliain,
of Richmond: Il. r.. Gill and Berry
Haxall. of thls place. !. III. Christian.
who is a Jealous member Of the club.
was prevented front being present by
Il serious indisrosition.
The bunting grounds consist OF an
marsh on the lower James
River, and during the fall and winter.
water fowl abound there In great mum.
bers. The clubhouse is a simple.
rooiny little dwelling "far from thu
where the true sportsman who has
watched the habitat of the vary duck
M far-seeing wild goose since his
boyh.ood days, can resort to for q few
days outing and shooting. AS each
member of the party was q devoted Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
rally duttcsn curiosity. II measured
over seven foat from tip 70 tip and
was five feet In height
FEranklin Social News.

fspee,nlto The Tlmcs- nIspatofi.l
rRANKi.lN. VA, November i30.s,;Mr.
and Mrs. ~. III. Pierce OF nAhville,
va, are svisitirg Captain and Mrs. a.
y. Gardner. on Clay stree .Mor,on y.
q, ,aus INC guests 81 DR., y. A. dc
H9rdannne last week
Mlsn Jeasie NJ. parker, oe sufolk,
is visiting the family al her brother
Mr.. u. G. Parker.
Mr.. j. M, F%orehat1d, of Holley,,s
Wharf, N. O., was the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. ]. n. Bell last Thurs.
fho wake Forest dlee Club. COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

NJ s2sS xH}g.SksJElk,tA AsE.saEIs sf.1 ~ Id '4rFi
tspAclAake AtSsn lsrst ~ 80
81. oyAlgcsr S0.ss.SlF
u ~ AhSb ~ lYnalre ~ Gnian
OF thie eleSs ~ y Applly guhltst IN 1s1frl1S??
OF! a1t. T1un3ae$ w Anln9 10 49, ! sfe1Et
W!ulfaI OK NS1H DAen,. IN u C3athS mSsTiisf
taking p!H9 q ~ TN nome 3 q ssHQeas nNrfa MI
ptfcntg. M sa1in MrIn.sss. ssl Will: TIP
seft n,ony IN - rforme sbyI lKevs Sonn ~
GflH M 81 1Alns{ ~ ~ Nttsr tnSs SSIes
nI9ny Mvs, LIE ~ aEsAil lnonrasu aIie SoE.
to!b anu anu ysl ulRornrtrui INC &Sanae 70 W .n.,s
ihetonY nsSssW MI Z ~ make & 1n's ssNS the's
future holne. ,t,
y pretty. nome q was eo,einniSen
IN TINS Oily on zFrlany. evening az the nont'
OF MI. sHliiisfn sp.il on .bonnsr .strss..
syfen MS anvGmtcr Aiss SiarS sne'.; necnMS
s!ea Dr.us % W.. ~ I, ~. !. y W., -, ~
lhs ceremony was performed ny .Ksv.S :. a
sullivan1 pastor, OF tne tirst t,npnss SrarSn
q ms. Gi,y Inpiy. z teG ass. ,as ~ hrtsnas
1nony. IN
NJ. and SafG Y. D. ftodnaanm ut1 IN
dten. VINO nave peen lhe s1esls % .nIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

Miss Grace sheIburae. OF Oklahoma. is
visiting her nncle. Mr.. w. j. sheiburne.
Miss Cash. of the department Of social
lege. Tenn. ana M.Hs Johnston. OF the
English department. left Monday after n
pleasant visit TO Mrs. Z. w Alexander at
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-28
Jamestown ExPosrrlo"

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
RATES from Brunswick, Ga, as
fellows: -
April 10Th to November Soth.
Sixtv-day ticket $3.50 sold daily
Anrjl 10th to November goth.
Fifteen-dav ticket $19.T5 sold daily
Anril 18th to November S0th.
Coach excursion S12.25 sold eacn
Tuesday and Friday; limit ten days
er dorse6 Not good in parlor OF
Sleeping cars.
"NCRFOLK FLYERS"
offer
Double Daily Service,
Pullman Service
From Jesup.
Write for beautiful Illustrated
folder containing maps, descriptive
,oatrer list of hotels. etc.
For reservations or any Information
address 49,,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Sayan'
nah. Ga.
{. M. North,
Division Passenger Agent sayan'
man, - ). r.. Norris,
Union Ticket Agent, Brunswick, Ga
- pr,,,gws-lr 90.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-09
THE MASK OF HEALTH.
Few People Are Really as Well as The
Look. Cause and Rembedy.

Few People Are Really as Well as They
Look. Cause and Rembedy.
Many people in Montgomery both
men and women, who believe them
selves to be In perfect health. are often
in the greatest danger.
Indigestion. which Is SO common
trouble. is the principal cause OF the
greater share OF the general poor
health. It has misleading symptoms
that seem to have no reference to the
stomach, such as headache, ysleepless-
ness, specks before the eyes, pains In
the back and side, etc.
The success of physicians every
where with the prescription that is
now embodied in Mi-o-na stomach tab
lets has made this remedy in the last
few, years the acknowledged specific
for the treatment Of stomach diseases
The secret of this success lies in the
fact that Mi-o-na L. prepared expressly
to strengthen the digestive organs and
its use for few days puts the whole
digestive system in such shape that
A. can care for all of the food that is
eaten without pain or distress.
Simply take q Mi-o-na stomach tablet
before each meal and ON retiring. and
Il will SO strengthen the stomach that
you can enjoy hearty meal without
the least fear Of distress or suffering.
z. @. Fowler gives an absolute unquali-
ned guarantee that your money will
he refunded unless Mi-o-na cures. He
takes the whole risk and the remedy
will not cost you q penny unless IL
cures you.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-09
oFFIcERs RAND STILLS.

Deputies Return to Troy After Inspect-
ing Two Cauntfes.
Troy, June Especial DEPUTY
Collector j. r. Ware of lagrange, Ga,
accompanied by Deputy Marshals A. J..
Collier of Brundidge, and r. G. Taylor
of Montgomery, returned today from
raid in Houston and Geneva Counties
On June 8, they raided complete
distillery outfit near Hartford In Ge-
neva County, said to belong to w. H.
MCGOWAN. On the 7th instant they
raided an Illicit distillery reported to
belong to Ben ellis. The distillery,
which was complete outfit, together
with a quantity of beer, was located
near Wicksburg. In Houston County.
before United States Commissioner S. s.
Tutwiler by Deputy Marshal Collier,
charged with operating an Illicit dis
tillery near Newton, Dale County. The
distillery was destroyed by the officers
some time ago. Warrants were issued
for Ben ellis and w. III. MCGOWAN.
A number of Troy citizens are be-
ginning to be talked about as candi-
dates for Mayor and Councilmen in the
coming election for city officers. al
though the election Is some time OF
as yet. w. b. Folmar has publicly an
nounced his candidacy for Mayor and
several other prominent men are spoken
of an probably candidates.
The Union Springs ball team is
scheduled for three games at the ball
grounds here against the Troy team
The games will be played Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday OF next week.