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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
NAVAL REVIEW.
President Will Inspect Ships o.
All Nations on April 10th.

Especial TO The Times-Dtspatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. April l,---Actiye pre-.
ppra,ions are being made ~ thG
Navy Department for55 tic bis naval
review at Hampton Roads on April
2Sth President Roosevelt VIII review
tho American and foreign nests ~ an
incident 10 the opening Of the Jainsh-
Navy win be represented by ths en-
lire Atlantic n4et, consisting #ot glx-
,cen Grst-claHs battlenhips, twoE arlnor'
cd crniserX. several protected q nlsers
torpedo boats and torpedo 51oAt 80
Every foreign naval power of nm 2.
portatice wifi be repfssei,tsa " .
| llee, of creaitabie size. ~.
lt IS not proposed ~ tiie May !! ~ e
partmsnt that tIlers sinai! ~ any Xxx VIZ,
4 during the review. owing 10 the limits
space and 10 tie large number ~ : e ~ =,
which Win then be IN i4atnVl'u i'pau'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Use
Reason {: !; !
Cure Piles Privately ut Home Without
Pain or Operation.
TRIAL, PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

TKIAI. PACKAGE MAILED FREE.
The result Of an irritatcd membrane
cannot be cured with knife, put ny
removing the cause Of the Irritation.
What is a more. unnatural cure than
strong and yet healing balm which VIII
bring life back to the deadened Tissues
This is the action OF the pyramid Plle
Cure. Tho little suppositorles melt away Ky.
into the feyerish mon1panv. n ion and md
swelling and bring back the rectuM 70 70
its normal condition. /,
This result Is effected na,nlestssly am Ma
without thG loss an 1la ' The treatment
is applied at home, n lhe pr J y oS g.
own preparation and our name - 'l'o
guarantee OF it's gcnulnenesS,
Thousands Of cases similar TO the tol-
loving might be cited to prove our
tried the sample Of * yo tn.t cure Ieu y9b'tt
a SO cent box Tho results were lmme-
dlute and surprising TO me, = !, assure ~, :,
you. / had been to "a dozen 81 tne .p t9s,
dosiors and ntsd muf ohGy had "a this ths
and iIi Tor 40 gycars, was in athoss,
4 pital for long time. and 4 left y
hT9sn dpT peIeye o that po,
4 would be banlshcd from humanity an.
become an unknown, thing. were eyer!
a ~. C Y1 tDr Ps * Pr s care
It's speedy action also makes II cX
ircmel. favorable fgr impalaehii, pgI9a a -
7 lett. MatiApan, Mass. TX !, H.. II,
I No matter how badly YOU suner 1r oI
plies We want toYcurc you. y you w
Y try u free package to prove ITS lnerit
d yourself, We Will gladly send y .toayoil
name and address at once, we W.
!. icaYe IT 10 you to decide, ,Whether So
!. can afford TO discontinue the lreat I,,a
!. Pyramid Drug Co., 81 Pyramid l'lue
y Marshall, Mich. Z,
q Al druggists sell the Pyramid ~
y Cure. just the same as the Salnplc'
y. 10 cents per box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
PRESS BUREAU CHANGES.
Several Promotions Follow the
Appointment Of Snider.
Especial to The Times Dispatch']

NORFOLK. VA, April IA number Q!
important changes have been made IN
tho general press department OF the
Jamestown Exposition, following tho res;
ignation of a. l., Sutton as chief Of en-
plo!tation, and the promotion of Silas p
sridcr to that position. The changes are:
William II. Bright, editor of the genera
press bureau, succeeding Charles lredct-
lex Stansbury, who Is placed AT the head
OF the literary bureau, Mark Q. Wa'er,
associate editor of the general press bll-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
sHEAFER HEIRS SELL.
Dispose Of Mining and Timber
Property for $1,000.

B Especial to The Times Dispntch:l
BRISTOL, VA. April 1.-The Sheafer
heirs of Pottsvillc, Pa, have sold their
5.ooo-acre tract Of pine, hcmlock and
hardwood, lying near the Holston
River, few miles southeast OF BIS
toll, to the Black Mountain Lumber
Company, of Cumberland, Md, Tor
$4,000 The purchasers are going TO
establish mills and cut the timber INTO ~
lumber. 1t is estimated that the
boundary will yield 2o,Ooo,0O0 feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
] CIRCUIT COURT,
fudge Barksdale Hears Applica-
tons for Liquor Licenses,

-
Especial to 1'ho T'mes- plspa.c'''l :, 4. 4
HOUSTON, Van April 'o!'eut.
Court was In sessionFall last wees ahu
WIN probably adjourn to-morrorw' very
,,ttlo business Of general interest mas
hocn done. tho time OF court being oc De-
8cupiea principally In tho hearing o
,nn,,co,Ions for distillery Licenses,
8a .'tpunran ~ which were contested. III
= f,mtsida 81 South Boston and Hous,
ron there arc no saloons in the COM !.
~, over these there was 40 col y J;
ana several Licenses were = IN
en i at South BostonF and two at Aanstal9
s nj sdistillery licenses were g RAM q
cd, and the application o. = - ~ !, =,
l for d!slillcry at liamble. ~ WHY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
BLACKWELL IN JAIL.
Man Who Killed Mat Lane5

Given Preliminary Hearing:
HANOVER, VA, April -, i.-,-1 lSIa
lane ! in Il his home near Ashland, aftel
amiap anal "a, unproyo!sed assault; ], wa.
to- day brought to jail by Deputy She 7.
hearng bcfore Justice Tnek Ike s,xtv.
John Blackwell IS an od man, s.Mt m
five years old. ZIG li ,,,. 'itDn1 h,wina
an unmarried sister. his wire '''sy " =
left him seyeralyyeursE ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

soon Ibs,s.bL Built to accommoda to tlie
growing demand for dwellings $. !, 4 II 6
4 4 Tiie two local freight trains lie over vf, !
here 1 at night now instead Of at at .Gloyer,
as ormerly which brings several el.:r II mo 9r
families 70 town ~, g- Is,. tfi.f !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

and insulted Mrs. Crosswhite, and the
jury promptly returned verdlct ~
favor OF the defendant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

reau a. L. Keton, head Of local press
bureau.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
Circuit Court.

The March Term of the st. Mary s
Circuit Court convened Monday
with Associate Judge Crane on the
bench. George T. Hutchins was
selected as Foreman OF the Grand
Jury and the panel completed by
lot.
Dockets were called and iudg-
ments entered in plain and uncon-
tested cases.
Proceedings we're quashed in case
Of James r. Ryce VS.. State-an ap-
peal from Justice Canter. Ching
and Crane for Ryce; Camalier for
State.
No. 81, criminal continuances was
the next case called-State VS..
Lewis Anderson; charge, 'carryi nR
concealed weapons. p" State abandon.
ed third count in indictment. Judg-
ment, guilty, aud sentence sus.
pended for one year.
Pending argument in replevin
case of Elmer Jarboe VS.. John Fl.
Chappelear. Court adjourned for the
dav.
Tuesday, March IS. Court met
Judges Merrick and Crane on the
bench. The case pending which the
court adjourned Monday, was re
sumed and argued. Additional bond
required. Combs and Lynch fol
Jarboe; Camalier for Chappelear.
John L. Thomas. colored. indicted
for assault, brought into court anG
! arraigned and trial set for Thursday
Court adjourned for the day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

DR.. A. Fl. Trainer. who has fitted
mp bis place Of business with the
latest appliances will remain in tow n
during March Court and will be
pleased to see all pations. Eyes ex-
amined free OF charge. Bring him
your watches and iewelry for repair.
He guarantees all his work.
MIR. F. B. Matthews of La Plata
Md, will have on exhibition during
Court Week his celebrated Station.
airy and Marine Gasoline Engines.
A good chance for prospective pur-
chaser 10 examine them.
See ]. w. Parsons & Bros, new
advertisement.
Don't forget to see Capt. Wise's
display of farm implements when in
town during court.
Visit the Bank of st. Mary's
when in Leonardtown. All are wei.
come.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
Mechanlcsville Items.

Mr.. Webster j. Lyon, Of Hughes
Vile, is the guest of his relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis p. Dudley.
Mr.. Alexander Holmes. better
known as Governor. has left here
to accept q position in Washington,
D. G.
Once more spring seems to have
peeped forth in St. Mary's. 1t is
hoped that it will stand out before
the whole world.
Do you want to bet2 II you do see
our friend Mr.. R. T. N. He is ALWAYS
ia a betting humor so We are inform
ed.
Miss Lillian Nelson. of Matthews
County. Virginia. will be a guest in
our town this week.
We are looking forth with much
pleasure to the Easter dance in
Leonardtown. It is decidedly the
topic OF the Easter pleasures. And
well il might be for there is nothing
which could be more pleasant.
What's the matter with Azzana?
bis calls from that section of the
county are no longer heard. Even
the BeEztown Bard has trouble in
awakening him.
Manager Horace FL. Bowling has
informed US that we are to have q
Base ball team this year which will
90 down into the annals of history.
The line up has not been given but
;t has organized with the following
men: Web Lyon, Gwinn Cough, VIII.
liam Reeder. Willie Burroughs. Dali
lam Parsons, Aloysius King. Benz
Combs, w. Guy. Harry Davis. Sam
uel Davis, Grovsrpor Richards and
n. Fl. Bowling. "a prosperous sea.
SON.. ID. 9. Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

: COMPLETE ELtSTFITs.
win iseiI ehEap my
20 Horse power Frick Engine and
BoiEer; combined with Farquhas Saw
Mil, Single Mill. I.ath Mil. Outfit
complete and good as Eew,
Also
u III. z. Peerieas Traction Eagine.
with complete Saw iii Outfit, and
Geiser SEPARATOR ~
For terms apply To
JOHN B. O0PPAGE.
Drayden, Nd.
Feb. Is. SIT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

Tuesday. March 18th. instant.
John Q. Reeves. Of Chaptico was
painfully hurt by having his right
arm caught between the belt and
pulley Of his engine. His forearm
was severely wrsnched and bruised
out fortunately no bones were brok-
co. DR.. Reeves attended him and
ne Is now up and about again.
Tuesday last. Constable w. a
Long brought 70 Leonardtown and
lodged in jail on warrant Of Justice
I. 3. Carpenter. Carroll Morgan
and James McKenny, charged upou
the oath Of B. Webster Burroughs
With breaking into his storehouse
On the night Of March 8, 1907. and
stealing lot ofsugar, cheese, whis-
key. meat, etc.
The roads will have a hard time
THIS spring to recover from the
freezing and thawing and heavy
SHOWS. Hauling on them when they
are In their present condition should
De avoided as much as possible
On'o"- The above is not complaint
about the condition Of st. Mary's
roads, but is reference from the
Towson Union to the roads OF the
rich and prosperous county of Balti-
more, where the amount expended
on roads alone trebles the total ex.
penses OF st. Mary's county,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

Having established a, Backyard 81 HANO-
YER MILLS. near Leonardtown. beg to no.
tify the public that I am fully prepared 10
furnish tricks of al grades a. the following
cash prizes: ~, % and slQ par n. Wei
:-.-f k.F. GEE N,MELL-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
WANTED
Farms Wd9sted.

O00TFARMS to go in new catalogue
NOUwhich. goes over thew orld and
will give st. MaFy's. Countyea boom.
Want descriptions at oncaas new cata-
logue goes TO Printer, March 1. All con.
fidential. Drop postal for blanks,
f>-51 - j. G. HOWARD,
So Leonardtown, Md.
Can also furnish best Lie, Accident
and Health Insurance. l.. e.
Feb. z. Oft. {. .; ss.s -. .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
surveying.

Mr.. Lewis @. Thompson, Survey
or. has removed from the 1st. TO the
Bird. Election District. Persons dis
iring his service can have a ready
response by addressing him at Comp
on, Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

H you have REAL ESTATE sale. Gam SELL Il tor
you no matter what kind located you want
TO BUY Real Estate wilt sell you any you want
at the right price. have listed ONE MILLION
FiFY-Six THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED and FIFTY
FIVE DOLLARS worth Of Farms and Residences I'm Sc.
Mars Charles. Prince Georges adjoining counties
ranging in price from $500 $4,000.
will NEGOTIATE LOANS lowest rates.
you are intsresfed call, write phone.
feurs for business,
e c. -GWlNN BURROUGHS.
Meehaniesvlle, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
The Chance Of a Lifetime.

Remember there is only one more
week TO have your property listed
free in our large new catalogue.
Write quick for blanks.
j. @. Howard,
Leonardtown. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
NOTICE To DEBTORS
or Dyson q Burroughs.

All persons indebted to the frm OF
Dyson x Burrougsare requested, 60 make
Immediate settlement and save extra
cost OF collecting through our attorney.
DYSON & BURROUGHS,
Aeehaniesvilss, nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21
Hoos sao s1s Repaired.

Having taken charge Of my fathsr's
shop, i win repair Boots and Shoes
promptly and at low prices.
WILLARD j. CONNOLLY.
Leonardtown, Nd.
Feb 2l-mp
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

EnsbGJ Inning.

Having receiving Instruction at one of
the best schools in the Uniea and been
granted a diploma, am prepared TO
Embalm and conduct 'fulAraIs at the
shortest. notice. | give personal atten-
ton To all The details 1of the business.
Everything Ia my line warranted To be
first class and up-to.date, S~'4
Respectfully,
EUGENE HALL.
-.,. ONWARD. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-03-21

Ii landowners in st. AaEy's county
having farms for sale will send descrip-
ton and price a satisfactory arrange
ment may be made 20 thoroughly ad-
.vertise the farms FREE Of charge 60 the
owners. | viii bein Leonardtown every
Tuesday and Saturday and On other
days at home at Prospect Hill. List
your farms with me. GEO. 3. PABST.
Leonardt0wn, Nd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25

h menace to Alabama nnless it is we'll represented in the Rivers and Har- borB Congress. We are 50 complacent- 1y convinced of our own marvellous heritage that we are apt to think that the still small voice of merit will win in a tornado of self-advertising and special pleading along the Potomac.
 Merit wins alwayt and forever when tt is known, but unknown even merit fails. It Is humiliating, perhaps. to re- alize that this great State' Is little known and in some ways unfavorably known; 1t is nevertheless q fact Train loads of rpen will move on Washington
 within the week --from the Far West, from the Far East and from every State touching the Mississippi Are
 they intending to work for Alabama?
 Strange gift of waterl
 The ones to work for Alabama are the men of Alabama They have the most meritorious. proposition of then all, for the freights of the eternal hill' are simply awaiting release but theil voices must be heard and their votei counted. Fifty men, at least, from thil State are needed--only few earnes
 men from each leading city are re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
BARRIER IS KILLED
rRATE FATHER KILLS HIS DAU0H-
 TIERS LOvER...
The Yeune Man Had Been WarneA fc Cease Paying Attentiops to Gefi.
 surrenders to the

Scottsboro. Nov. 24.--tSpeciaD-- = Lowe Dulaney was shot and almost instantly killed saturday by George Thompson on the farm of J. c. Jacobs on santa Creek. seven miles son'h or this place. The weapon used was shot frn. Young Dulaney was paying attention 10 the daughter of Thompson after be- ing warned to stay away. Immedi- ately after the shooting. Thompson came to town and surrendered to the sheriff. Thompson is Tennesseeian and moved to this county about two years ago. All parties are tenants on the plantation of MT. Jacobs anc were considered good citizens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
|Com,nercinl Club Notes
Bv C. CNOSVENOR DAWE, Sscysgavy.

nation is ready for forward move that shall for all time opeHxand maintain the water highways for the transpor- tation of erpde and heavy freights.
 Mr. Roosevelt's utterances on or upon th4 Mississippi have prepared the minds pense for that river alone: and because If the fiagnitude of that undertaking every other sort of waterway enter nriae hos taken heart and intends to be heard. Such schemes as an s00- mic canal across Texas, . canal across O1orgia, Alabama and Mississippi. and their ardent followers and vocifera- tors,
 The very enthusiasm of the moment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
v.Iu.tsers CalIea Fer.

It is of prime importance that the votc. and voting. support of strong Aeie~ation of A1abamians should be Hs~r6 st the Rivers and Harbors Con- rrers fn washington December and e This Congress, second only to the Sson~ress, Of the United. States. in it's fsr-reaching influences. has won for waterways one appropriation of S50.- 900, 900 and is now to be an influential factor in securing as large or evep iarrer amount for next seasori's work.
 But the size of the appropriation does not furnish the most emphatic reason for Alabama's presence and vote. A lhervelous veering of public opinion has taken place within year and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
WILL NOT TEST ACT.
Cirard will Go Dry When Georgia Law Be.
 comes Affective.


 Girard, November 24.--tSpecial Ut has been reported that the saloon keepers of Girard will not test the eonstitutionality of the act passed by the legislature a few years ago. forbidding the sale of liquor in this city the law to become effective when inc noyor of Columbus. Ca. should notify the mayor of Girssd that Columbus was dry" of A good many people as to the ccnstitu- tionality of this act, yet the prevailing sen timent of the saloon men here, at the pres ent Is not to make any contest. It Is claim ed that if the matter was carried to the courts; , pS,,siness until the case was decided, and that by that time January 1. 1908. when the general prohibitory act goes ints effect would be so near at hand that It would not make much difference what the decision of the courts should be.
 DespIte the many rumors to the contrary. there will in all probability be no contest. however, and on January next when Col umbus and Phenix City banish liqnor from their borders. Girard VIII become as dry as the proverbtal bone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
aTnARD's CAMPAIGN.
Mayoralty Racs May frove to be Fery

Mayoralty Racs May Prove to be Sery cirard, November l.--(specisi: Ut ioooks now as if Girsrd will have lively openinr was so indifferent that in one ward 1t was impossible to find . man who would become a candidate for. alderman.
 or two ago that Judxp D. C. Foster would be the only candidate for mayor. but the friends of J. B. Evsfidge are makiux an Prominent members of the santi-ssloon ieasue are active in the list of those wno come a candidate Hs has been preseutad with a petition, signsd by large number of .representative citizens. and he ts now considerering the matter and VIII prooaoly give his answer Monday. $.
 !. IL Harris has inst announced as alder- man, to succeed Aldermen Scott. ana thts completes the chain of aidsrmsnic esndi- dates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
NEGROES GAIN LIBERTY
 BY HABEAS CORPUS
Had Been Held To Grand Jury For BuncoinE Aged Negro During The State Fair.

Joe Gardner and Elbert DeZacker- on. negroes. have been released from the custody of the county officers after being incarcerated for several weeks on charges of grand larceny. The men obtained their freedom through pro- ceedings for a wr1t of habeas corpus, which Judge A. D. Sayre. ef the City Court. granted.
 Gardner and DeZackeron were ar- rested during the State Fair by Day Sergeant Oscar McDade and officers Murrell and Lon Taylor, of the Police Department. It was accused that the defendants had buncoed an aged negro named cotton. and upon the conclusion of their preliminary hearing before Recorder E. F. iBaber. they were bound over to the grand jury.
 In default of their bonds they were committed to jail and 1t was not until the writ of habeas corpus was granted that they gained their liberty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
THANKSGIVING BOX.
Members of the First Presbyterian
 Church Will Meet Thursday

The members of the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Fin the Sunday School room of the church at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning to pack the Thanksgiving box to be sent off. All members who have gifts to put in the box will please be present at that time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
A nRAyE WOMAN.
T,~u~,s Attark of Two Ruffians while Hus-
 hauh Wan Ahseut.

Repeis Attack of Two Ruffians while Hus- .s- band Was Absent.
 Florence. Nov.... sS.-tspeciaLl-I bravery of Mrs. w. A. Pace repelled the att tack of two ruffians who attempted last night at i2 o'clock. to force an entrance
 The back door was first tried. and find ing 1t locked the men went to the front and were trying tp kick the door down when went into the hall and fired at the men through the glass door. Three shots were fired by the men on the out side but were of the house. as they did not enter the door. One of the men was seen by Mrs Pace who stated that he was white and gave . de- scriptfon of his cIothes
 Mir Pace works ct night at the Phtia- deIphia Furnace and his wife and 2 woman brousht nei~hbors to the assistance of Mrs. Pace, but the men had disappeared. The police are Investigating the case
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
SAMUEL STEWART DEAD.
one of HuntsviiIe's Most Popular Citizs
 Passes Aweny.

"" Passes Aweay.
 Huntsville. Nov. Especial )--Sam- uai R, stewart aged 51 years, agent for the Southern Express Company: and one of the the most nest p0psT' asser lingering illness with with ''s He had been the local agent of the Southern Express Company seventeen years and was regarded higlly by all who came in contact with him. He is survived by a widow and four, grown children. J. T. Stew art of Memphis. Marion Stewart of St. Iouis' Garland Stewart of Huntsville and Mrs O. B Smith of Memphis Mir. Stewart was a member of the Elks and a Knight of PhythiaA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
Paper From Cotton stalks.

Several excellent samples of paper made from cotton stalks are In the club rooms. Compared with the cost of manufacturing strawpaper there is a difference of $41t ton in favor of cotton stalk paper.
 Spruce pine. now used in manufactur- ing paper in the North, is expected to last four years more. after which generation must lapse before the sup- ply is replenished. But cotton stalks are a neglected product of an annual
 crop whose use would render the South producer of rough papers instead of a buyer.
 Figure that ton of stalks equals one bale of cotton arA you will see | that the South either Burns or wastes the material for eleven million tons Of
 rough paper, Utflize this material and the position of the South toward paper mills becomes exactly similar to its position towards New England cotton
 mills, since cotton mills have sprung up here.
 The Commercial Club rooms are open daily-from 6 a. m., until 10 D. m.
 The secretary will usually be in be- tween s and l. 6 to TO-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
AIabsm... Premier sn,p.

For those who like statistics that prove. there fs splendid editorial in The Manufacturers Record of Novem- Der 21 under this long heading, 'srhe Future Situs of the Worlds Iron and Steel Industry" Read 1t and realize that Alabama Is moving towards the dawn of an infinitely great day of world-supremacy- in iron and steel. It Is as inevitable assthe procession of the equinoxes. Little men can draw down der the dawn; but little men will pass and great men of broad. embracing vision will take their places { The challenge this region utters to the future. is one that thrills the imagina- ton and quickness the pulse of all great men. But little men say "Go to, we can build our leviathan with gos- samer threadsp'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
A UNION SERVICE.

Girard. November Especial l--A union Thanksgiving service will De hsld Thursday night at the Girard Metheuist invited to take part in the service
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEN in need of high ciass cemmsrctal priEtink. phone 2op3. Nunneiee Pytn<inx Go, aoih Dexter Avenue. speeiaity color
 printing. ---2S-sx