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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-19
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Hold Special Meeting and Consider
the Franchise Ordinance.

Hold Special Meeting and Consider
the Franchise Ordinance.
The board of aldermen hello a special
meeting on Monday evening. Alder
man Thompson was absent, but his
successor Alderman-elect Taylor was
present and occupied his future chair
The meeting was called for the con-
sideration of the ordinance granting a
franchise to the Morris & Somerset
Electric Co. The ordinance on mo-
tion of Alderman Rutan was read for
amendment, but none were suggested
and the further consideration was ad-
journed until the regular meeting in
December.
On motion of Alderman Twining a
resolution was adopted changing the
wording of the proposed sewer bonds,
making them payable in gold coin in
stead of lawful money of the United
States, as recited in the original word
ing.
Alderman Arnold reported that A.
L. Adams had agreed to accept the
S1O0 offered as a compromise in the
case of the primary ballots for last
year of which he printed 10000 ac-
cording to the bill approved by Town
Clerk Stilwell. On his motion this
amount was ordered paid.
Alderman Mowery said the police
building is progressing SO well that
the police can move in by the first ol
the year. The matter of chandeliers
has not been settled. He had bios
from three of the local dealers ano
moved that after the bid of fourth
had been secured, the committee have
power to award the work to the lowest
bidder. 1t was SO ordered.
Alderman Mowery also reported
| progress in the matter of the james
memorial
There seems to be little misunder
standing about the location of the
poles for the new electric lights. The
street lighting committee of the boarc
of aldermen designates where lamp;
shall be placed and if property owners
have any preference as to the location
of the lamps, the committee shoulc
be so informed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-19
municipal Building Near Completion

MUHTCTpHI DUIIuIuE 1V0tEI OOIHpI5UIOH'
The carpenters will probably finish
the trimming of the new police build
ing this week. The plumbers have
the pipes for that branch about all in,
but no fixtures are set as yet, and no
work has been done on the heating
plant. The iron doors for the vaults
are on hand ready to put in place and
the two steel cells are also in town
and the concrete foundation in the
basement on which they rest is ready.
The building should be read for occu-
pancy BY the first Of the year.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-19
LODGE NOTES.

The Tall Cedars of Lebanon held a
session on Friday evening at which
several candidates were initiated, af-
ter which dinner was served at the
Mansion House. Officers were elected
as follows Grand mogul flor the sey
enth time), o. M. Bowen; senior V. g
M, Luther Evans junior V. g. M, S.
A. Ramsey Sec, j. II. Madigan
treas, V. e. Boell trustees, II. A.
VanGilder, Dr. ]. w. Farrow and j.
X. Boniface. Among those in attend
ance were Supreme Tall Cedar f. M.
Bowen and Supreme Guide w. L.
Blanchard.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-19

Madison Chapter, r. A. M, con-
ferred the royal arch degree on two
candidates and Cincinnati Lodge, F.
& A. NJ, conferred the master mason
on one candidate at the last convoca-
tions of the lodges.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-19

DIR. Erdman Has Charge in Hawaii.
Rev. DR.. Erdman writes that just
before sailing for home from Honolulu,
an urgent opportunity was offered him
to take charge of small mission sta
tion for two or three months on the
island of Mani, which he accepted.
Mani is the second largest of the Ha-
waiian group Of islands, and DR.. Erd-
man is about seventy miles from Homo
lulu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
SUNDAY VIGILANCE
PRESIDENT or BIRMINGHAM C0UN-
 CEL WARNS CHIEF.
Is rsstrurtea ts Keep sharp watch for Places Whlch violate Law Or Eic~mses May Be
 Taken Away.

Birmingham. Aug. 31.--(speciaL)-- John L. Parker, president Of the Bir- mingham City Council, under the new municipal code, today addressed a let ter to the chief of police requesting that he instruct the police department 10 give the best of diligence Sunday that there is no violation of the sunday law and that there Is no whiskey sell- ing. The chief made reply that he would issue the instructions. The pres- tdent of the Council further requested the names immediately of such places as attempted to violate the law, inti- nation being given that there would be a revocation of the ncenses.
 The same official yesterday wrote a letter to the city treasurer and the city auditor to furnish the names of the aldermen who were selling any thing to the city. The president of the Council requested the full enforce fnent of the ordinance against any graft on the part bf city officials sell ing to the city. He also directed the chief of police to put >stop to gam bling, rumors of the same being on in the city having reached his ears.
 Mir. Parker today notified all city employees who have been riding on street car passes that the city after a conference with the street railway H60 COAuC bV CtnClu5lOn InAI the fares of such city officials, as need usej the cars, would be paid. The street ear company recently gave notice that all passes would be called in, effective Sept. {, this including the firemen and the policemen of the city.
 In addition to the action of the An u-Saloon League, the prohibitionists becoming active and other work being aone looking to general prohibition In Jefferson county the coming, year. The ectin of the president of the council. John L. Parker, indicates that BIrming- ham Is. to be a eIose town in the near future.
 Theh Birmfngham News came out hatfooted for prohibition. The paper states that the issue Is plain, "whis- key or no whiskey." and says that if the foundations of the city or county must have. liquor then the foundation is indeed frali.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
CONTRACT IS SIGNED
WORK ON BELL BUILDING arO BE.
 GIN IMMEDIATELY.
Structure Must Be Completed By seps tember 1, ae0s--same nuslders as For First National f5mmk
 Rul1ainm. ~

A letter received fin the city yester~ day conveyed the infprmation that the contract for the erection of the Bell building has been signed and work will begin immediately.
 The structure is to be located at thA corner of Montgomery and Lee streets and 1t will tower twelve stories inta the air. It will be modern, Ire proof. office building, equipped with the most up-to-date appliances ana fixtures. Ik will be erected by Wells Brothers, oK New York. the contracting firm nopw engaged In putting up the First Ns@ tional Bank. sky scraper.
 The contract was signed by M. I. Bell in Waukesha. Under its pr0vig~ ions the building must be completed by September 1, 1908. Ample time win therefore be afforded the contfactora for finishing the structure without un- due haste.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
GARDNER IS NAMED
CoMMTssI0NBD. BY GOVERNOR AS
 CHANCELLOR.
He VIII Be Succeeded im State Senate Ny Attorney Johm GamBle--Rew@ sesenthfsvs steskail TS Eiecoms
 Solicitor.

Former Senator Lucien Gardner was yesterday appointed Chancellor for tElis district by order of the Governor. suo- ceeding William L. Parks. In this ap- peintment Troy loses Senator and & young practitioner who is certain to make flis mark in the political and civil history Of Alabafnz.
 Mir. Parks will go to Afldafusla Co efs. gage in the practice of law.
 It is understood that John Gamble. of Troy. a FiainT young attorney of that place, is a candidate for ths senater- ship to succeed Judge Gardner, and that ae may have no opposition.
 Representative Henry B. Eteagali win become solicitor Of the Third Circuit, leaving the bar at Dothah.
 Ife will be succeeded by William Gars fier, of Ozark, who will, In all probab@ fifty, be elected en September 2s. when the election VIII be held in accordance with the order issued by the Govern0r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
BRINGS LIBEL SUIT
 AGAINST THE TIMES
Former Patrofman sheriey Ask fnN S5,000 fer Article Concerning Hfm
 Tn Afternoom Paper.

For the alleged false and malicious publication of an article concerning him, W. J. Sherley. an ex-patroimans yesterday entered suit for s5.o0o in the City Court against The Montgomery Evening Times
 The matter. the complainant alleges. was printed July F. 1907. stating that his daughter, Maggie sher1ey, swore out a warrant for his arrest. saying that her father assaulted her with his fist and with stick.
 The article is allegN to have been printed with intent to defame SherA ieys character and it is set up by his attorneys that he was discharged whef tried by the recorder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

arst Thursday in each month. |. R. ger Psrry ssrse. and Nosis asss ASenasE sSr- tS Esss ysn payis 'AysnSs;; s; ssispsaSs seIeDhons zrlstssd sups9iStsaaent eaiot ss sii' frsaehins % sss:.t meeting wsdassSay V nj laks. E.
 oria noSrs assusr rsssldEss s;sGl E ' tss tsssnday yn,s League meets at ID. m; Ladies Aid society meets frst Mon say. and wo. mans Torsign Missionary Society Forest Avenue k. E. Church. seush Sorner Forest Avenue and Vine Street denee io3 Highland Avenue. Phone xes7. Preaching at II 8. m. and
 m Car, fandnsg nssmss ssh9gl s,,..s,,tsnSoo st sso Browdsr, President Prayer meeting. Wednesday ?. m
 vv:, r!fsh 4yssss < MstAeaiss Church. ]. suaass st q q n. s;se and s'sssisssss ? n. Eesis Prayer meeting I;so ?. m. "Wednesday. pperinatsndssnn2f pin dsn2 Womsss V man M Home ~s Mission sa Society meets second and fourth Thurs eays, eryss,dsat ss Phsm Womsn mss WI oI:,y P Owens sion Society meets fourth Sunday at 2 D. m.
 Methodist Protestant Chnrck, corner sibb and Moulton. Preaching ir serv- Ss T Bibs ss class B % and pTsssr nssi. ss s9ssty Frdssy sssa . IaS sanSsy AS n straek a R. W is aoiiaha. % A1A .a'u'''n
 nApTTsr.
 Eir.t Bapsist Church. Rev Charles A. Isl,.ay: SISalk,sly: p p:. pastor; residence ss service at night, Prayer meeting say seseol. SleRaei S csds, 6 esa saPsrintsnd- q s & Sss Prssiasa m ssfsss samssns SRls soa class men ever Ie years of age meets with Sunday school Baptist Young Pec- ple's Union. Charles w. Sharman, Pres- ident every Sunday at ?. m. A cor. dial welcome to all.
 Adams Avenue Baptist Church--aev. John Bass Shelton pastor Residence poss ssah tn sss Rsstqs a phs s iss day School, s:s0 \. iEa.. D: P. Bird. M Saesriassaseat Thomas at If s ra sSsnIns @ a ssEy' ~,h the si soshsass sns Ssss Sard G ais i a welcome service. E. Y.- U. Hsndisy, President The pastors mot. to: saeady to serv6 Hny one at any tlme' A cordial welcome to all. but especially to strangers and visitorsSiD the city.
 west ana napeIat.Aseventl Avenue between Clay and FTerfon Streets schoel. s:ss a. na., W. II. Breed. su' perintendeut; preaching at Il a. m. Residence Tse W. C1av Street. La~ dies Aid scciety meets at s:30 ?. m..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

as yet Superintendent ". I. hxoKfnney says the company has not announced who will succeed the special railroad officer In Montgomery.
 Mir. Rapport has been connected with the Louisville and NashsfIis For Eve and half years, during which lime he was employed to perform special detective work on the Mobile and Montgomery division of the railroad. Previous to going with the company, he served for several years on the Montgomery police force.
 It is likely that Mir. Rapport will remain in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
TO cmuncn oFrrcxsss.

Ag W~&81@&4A IVY v &&8&@WS
 eMcEsls eg fns different churches Win please send tc this ofzace, mot iates tIsan 6 o'clock saturday afternoon, ea ssstsI or sy asts. ssceuns ss thsir svr. last Sunday will be repeated. Do nos aepend en the phone.
 EPIsoOPAL.
 St. Johns Ckuxchs Madison and Per. Rssissnds aissssss lss kss m Sys cSss cdns msss ~ Rsy a- r n. heiy ecmrnunion ana ,s ssrmen' sr1,sn VIII onlciate and preach.
 Chapel ef Holy Tnnscents--Fourth Avenue and Hernon Street, West End. Evening service and address, D.. m. Bible class conducted by The Brother no0d of St. Andrew. Friday nights at
 Church ox kAe HeTy Csmforfer, Staw- art McQueeu, Rector. Telephone No 17ae. I: Gardner Foster and Joseph B lst to October ist. as follows: Admin. Sunday morning at o'clock; Morning ins at $50 O'clock. Also Ttany. Ser nn Sunday sAi in k sSdk month at Ss.sS in the morning.
 MEIHoDasT.
 Courk Street M. M. Chmrchs corner Df Church and Lee streets--Rsv. Q. z cSuroh Street. telephone 4ss. Rev. W. g. sshas afnss s s sss0oi1s gts.o gssss sp0s suosas superintendent Preaching at II a. m; and cordial invitation Is extended to visitors; pews free. Epworth League
 xa,s~~ E..rtssu rsramn pnafswsrn ina need n svsfy Sunday school Of : class ske tisns to prepare the lesson. we have 1ist Sunday School. which meets at lnyitatlorI te visit snr slass. a V. MasRSara's N MssRSura' .ssss.'' eIsss. ~sA 'o' M
 Dexter Avenue azsfhoafss Church, csr- Der Dexter Avenue and McDonough Ssnss is Nort Hui Ss ssssgs astsfI: ssIspon: hsais n. by the psster. Sunday school at tsndelit. Geod music ana a cordial weleunas. Epwsrth League Sunday g:sS ?. m; prayer meeting Wednesday,
 cIsyfen strset Meshedlst Church-- South corfaer Ciayton Street and Clay Ssas n naTk rsz Z ,stn L aeilsw psssos Essi Preaching at ii d. m. and s p. m. Hy the pastor. Sunday school at es3o 8. Tn., Charles H Bailey, .Superin. t9udent. Epworth League at 7.1k p.a1i.. Thomas s Thweatt, President; Junior TRwsati saSsrisfsnashs. aSs Sis e Is wo1nsns na1s VoreiKn Missionary Society meets sec- Ynd I40nday in each month Mrs. J. B. Ghasxield, president. Woman's Home MisAf@m Society meets sourtr M0nday " each month. Mrs. Thomas s. Thweatt, president. Board of Stewards meets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
WaSID Goods UaIues

Saving few pennies may not interest you but did you ever them and the resutG If not then begin at these counters.
 Eden cloth for shirts and shirt waists in light and dark colors figures and stripes. Monday ...... 15c
 French Gnghams-pe beautiful patterns shown in the bright paids for Fall . ........ .25c Arnold Suitings in stripes and plaids for shirts and suits. New and fresh .. q. :. . ... . 25c
 36 Inch Pajama check in assorted patterns splendid value ..; Ioc
 English Nainsook, very smooth and quality you1l question ....... .... .... .... .. ..... 15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
ATarvln Ishfrrer nenA

Enterprise. Aug s1.--tSpecfal.) )-Af- ter a lingering illness with typhoid fever, Marvin Shirley died yesterday at the home of his mother In this city The remains were carried to Abbeviiie today for interment. He leaves a mother and several sisters to mourn their loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Miss Del. o'Gwynn. Prssidsnti Miss L. Copeland, Secretary. T was glad nss Essn s hss ssu.s sss St Ss Sati L ces s as worship vita us.
 Claytsn Street naptisf cAnrsh---lssv. Miler.d srst pSsns ssldsrss fsssehias Ss ssnasy Dsss4s sssooI at at U sse r q. ana Rraak @ @Aoimes Assisssnt fsnsnpssnrlntsuasns La G meeting 7;so p. m wednssday, All are ssissia siess Rvssd tc sssn m of LaS,.s sas:: ss 1 Society Monday. 2 ?. m
 seushside Bapsisst ChureA---corner das u sshoci sisssf sss s cssrss M s. si ant. Preaching II a. in. and fl8o P m. by Rev. s. A. .ccwan. the sw ns .gssiss ssstiSs or rssss sss swi s Ho sys wo mans Missionary Society on Monday at
 D. m. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m.
 Highlana Avenue Bnptiss. UAurck--- Holding services in Forest Avenue lios Highland Avenue phone ssss. g. L. s scwn supsrRintssssn,. PrsssS. Psas: lns 4 u .e.s R n rAsssaa1 sz tas at gss1sr p' m at the pastors home. woman's Mis- sionary Union meets second Monday, and Lsdies Aid Society on drst Mon. afz Szr,@itsvs sl s;ss piB Bspii.s.- m cottage H,n Church. tive blocks south and one Clock west from where Court Street car sSrns s,ss sev on yssrssn ss.ss Dsys avenue Ser. who desire te attend. srs scrdiai,y in. vfted W. Lively. pastor
 PRnsBYTmnrAN,
 .FSrgt Pfesbyterfan Church, Adams Street petween Court and Ferry. Rev. T M Edmcnas. pastor. Sabbath sSGi supsriintsnSsnt. tnSsst Prsaohinr G w bo%th % lnorn r ing and eysnins.
 Hishinnd Park pxesb1terfan Church --Isev D. D. Kerr, pastor. sunday sSsry ssng0' rsursaay s sts at rssehlhs sshln as usual at Il am. and D. m.
 Censrai presbyssrisa chascn. csrnsY washinEtol Avenue ana Lawrense Street, 6hs block south of the post6fHice Rsys Neal I Andsrsopt ?: D. pastor; tiSfhRss tsisphons sSMnhndsany,n school ve4us sso q. m. Preaching by the pastor at ii A. m. No night service Christian En- deayor services at ?. m. Prayer Ak0DsAH&D W f~GakSsoaSs
 cnnaberaand freshyteFsan Caurrr. corner Church and cAtbna Streets. Rag. M'ss c.Ss a ssss EsisssSn ERaisiSss sssss9 s saRssIs1 sSSSsts pssasSihs S II nros'Ik Prayer meeting "Wednesday 7:se 5. m. kadisg Aid BAeiety every nrst ana thifG Friday aftsFnson At et1e o'eloek
 CATxEOLKo.
 From october tst to June 1sf, the order of services at st. Peters Catholic Church, Lawrence and Adams Stresks, will be as fellows: Sunday. Masses at 7:oe and IQ:so d. rn.: the latteg bs.. ing. . High MasM Sunday School at g:Sg a .m., and Vespsrg with Bsnedio. ticn of the Blessed sacrament ct . b m. On other days of the week. Masses wtil bs oisefsI 4 s:ve ana srss Friday of every month. when shs Msss will be at Ss1t eIciVek. and vii De followed by Benediction and shs usual Devoti0na In nOnor Of .shS sa- cred Heart Confssaicrs win De a6afd on Eaturdays.. eyes of .AoEydAys, @na Thursdays before she Arst Fefd4y. at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
SPECIAL AGENT QUITS
 THE RAILROAD SERVICE
Paul Rapport Resigns Position With Louisville and Nashvilfe@-sHe=
 ceas6F Not Tet Appointed.

Special Agent Paul Rapport of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will today leave the service Of the com pany. Mir. Rapport has rendered his Fesignasion, effective September. 1. but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
Cadies' TurniSbinas

These series of repenshing tables for those whose stock is running low At this krow how it is with you and want you to know how it is with us
 Ladies' large size Richeeu ribbed vests low neck and sleeveless taped arm and neck . .. @. . 15c
 Ladies ise high neck, long sleeve vests and ankle length pants to match, soc per garment
 Ladies Corset Covers lace and ribbon trimmed regular 9Sc quality Monday ..... .... .... ........ 75c
 big lot of various style Corset Covers very danty trimmed with lace, ribbon and embroidery medalions $125 value Monday, .... :. .... .98c
 Ladies' Extra size knit knee length drawers lace trim med, Monday ...... .. -... ..... 25C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
Cbe Carpet lJcrId

It's time to be talking about your home at least your new interior, which practically the thing Our stock of such furnishings is complete with Rugs, Carpets Draperes, Shades, Lnoleums, each of which has been selected with discrimination and the ut most We want your trade but want to deserve it, both in price and quality.
 Fine Brussels Art Squares, large room size, worth $1s.5O, Special for Monday .. .. .. e. :. .$145O
 Brussels Carpets suitable for hall star showing the latest two tone effects of red and green Monday 6Sc
 100 Wilton and Administer Rugs, worth $500, Mon day. ....r......... .... .. ..S19S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
f,un1.nrT nr r,unrsr

Catoma Streets Bible study at a:45. Preaching at II am. and 7:45 p. m. by Elder W. T. Haynes. Services at West End at 4:o0 ?. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday night at 7:45. We cor dially invite others to meet with us to study the Word of Truth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Have you tested the new E1its Press- ing and Cleaning cempany's work [ They guarantse smtisfaction on oil suits. both gentlemen and ladies~1Phsne 1858.
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
Hsls Street Bapsfst Charph, curnev

IFaii and Lake Streets Rev. ]. B Brs. ham. pastor; residence 3o2 South Hail Ftreet--Sunday schecl s:s0 q. m. n n. assistant stIperirtshdentf Preaching af meeting 2:30 D. m, W. J, Smiley. Pres. ident Willine Workers Club b h., CTS. meeting each Tuesday evening s:sA
 Mid-week praiFe services Tuesday ana Thursday evenings at 7:3O. Evarybody is cordially invited to attend these eervices. -t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

The Churcla os the Gsea shephera. tProfestant EplseopAfT e1rfer ef South Jackson and East Grove Streets-Rev |. R. Brooks. rector -Serv lees tL a. nl. and Q. fn. Sunday school at 8 D. Ta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
LITTLE BOT Drrs.
son ef HEr. ana Mrs. N. I1 Cnsniawham
 pnesea Asvnv

Robert, the 3-year-oid son of Mfr. and Mrs. R. D. Cunningham. died Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of his parents In North Mont gomery.
 The funeral took place yesterday ar- ternoon at 4 o'clock from the residence, Rev. R. R. Ellison of the Forest Ave- fiue Methodist Church officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

{ D. m.; ct other times when 1otifca- bell placed in the church. particaiAr services and devotions wi1i be an- HsSasfa E.y snyss ssS@ sShs h lsas sa.,s Phone sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
Dress Goods and silks

Since every home is filled with the talk of school days, want to offer you something special in that nectiOn
 new line of bright checks and paids for school wear all colors, Soc and .. ...... .59c Black Wool Goods in the form of 36 inch Danish cloth s... t... ..s z5c Chiffon Panama 50 inches wide ...... e... .. 65c Chiffon Panama, 46 inches wide .. .. ...... .. S5c Chiffon Panama, 46 inches wide ......... ... .$1OO Chiffon Panama, 50 inches wide ........ .$125 Single Width Danish Cloth, all colors, .... .1Sc 36 inch Standard Guaranteed Black Taffeta .. $10O 36 inch Black Taffeta of better qualities $125 and RI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Prince William. of Sweden. ts cuts tine quito a dash in society over her@ Guess he'll be 6 good fellow as long ss the money and the Inducements hoiA but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

ola shfp A. AE n. Gasn chnreA. Ho, eouhs etrset--PresShtng at 11 a. m and 1880 5. In.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Agk Zion A. M. E. Zion Church. ofsr. ner Holt and Stone Streets-PreachinR at ii A. m. Glass meeting each Tues- cay night. Sunday school at g a. rn. Prof W. S HuleL superintendent. Holy Communion, sec eond Sunday in each month. J. V. CarteGEe. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

yuat received 8 fuH iina sK Epoxeagm and nomestic Woolens. The Ysanes Taff6finm Compasys
 E5 A-z Dexter Ave
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

serviees. Sabbath sehaol. e:so A m, Preaching ii ;. m. ana isSo p.al slaSs D. ra.. V. 0 ID meeting each Sundsy'
 anas Street. ssss Rev. AssrsMen ". nrsMn. AZ. pastcrs sunday spheql st s:so .. m. Preaching at it.se a. m and 5 Thursday night at S;16 D. m, Conn Inunion every First Sunday night. The Womsn's Missionary meeting every President. Rev. M W. Brown, pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Dexter Avenue napsfst Chnrsh. Rev R. Q. Judkins, the pastor, will preach at the morning and evening service at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
rxrpreTxAm gurnw<m

f-2 St tn Perry street Sunday service at il a. ni.; Sunday school at s:45 Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at s:15 D. m. All are well come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Don't miss seeing the FRISCO DISASTER Monday From 9 q. m., to 2 D. ma, Montgomery Theatoriuna-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

HsIEiara Chspei, A. ,a. D. Es0m Uhmxsh
 Rev M S phinnty. past6r--SundAy School at e.a0 a. Ka.; pfsaehlnk at ll.Sa a. m; ". c. E. Society ct 3. m; preaching at 7.So P. m: prayer me stinE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

St. Paul. M. ac. Cherea, corner Ripley and High streets streets. Rev; ssy;,,s g R. G,pson. school s:a0 a Hss; preaching ii A m. and 7,30 p m.: mpworfh League, e;S0 ?. m: prayer and class meeting Wed. desday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

First Congregational Church~-e:s0 a. m, Sunday School; II o'clock, preach- ing p, m. + P. 8 q ? Prayer meet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01

Presbyferian e,husch--Bundsy School every Friday night, c. A Alien, supes ]. intendent Prayer meeting every Wed e m. and ?. m, I. c. H champney