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The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20

A dog sat ont in the midnight
chill and howled at the beaming
moon; his knowledge Of music
was strictly nil, and his voice was
out Of tune. And he howled and
hOwled as the hours went by
while lodging the bricks we
threw, till the moon was low in
the western sky and his voice
was broke in two; and there was
mt thing at which to howl. over
which a fool pup should weep.
and the course Of that dog was
wrong and foul, for people were
wild to sleep. There are plenty
Of men like that blame fool hound
who yell when there's nothing
wrong, disturbing the country
with senseless sound--th pes
semists doleful song - Lowry
City Ind.
Geo. Dowell was in Adrian
Monday to attend the funeral Of
Claton Smith. who died Satur-
day Of typhoid fever. Claton
came home from Warrensburg
where he had been attending
school, week ago with a well
developed case Of fever and grew
worse rapidly, dying Saturday
night. He was a member Of the
/. o. OF.
Rich Hill will be well repre-
sented at Missouri University
the coming year. About y or
Il young people have signifed
their intention Of attending.
This is something Of which Rich
Hill may well be proud, as it is
one Of the best indications Of a
good live town.
Mr.. Frank Polk Of Fl. Madison
Iowa, is visiting his sister MRS.
Geo. Hereford Of the north. west
part Of town.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
Rich mrs Prospects

Every town that ever has q
z od substantial growth has
rumors % new industries that
never locate o. these rumored
industries probably one out Of
every six does maferializs and
this one adds 70 the wealth and
business u the town while the
rumored i've keep the people or
the qui yige" Tor new ones
Rich Hill has passed through
this experience and Is every
year adding several new enter
prises tlatare permanent Peo-
pie in this city sho0ld, when they
are in other parts tske every
opportunity Of telling Of the
many advantages Of this Place
you can truthfully tell Of tie
advantages Of location. ofraiLway
facilities, Of fuel, OF gas, Of water
Of markets and Of the vide awake
people These things are the
very things sought for and Rich
Hill has them. Rich Hiu has
passed through her boom days,
the reaction is over, and NOW Is
having a good substantial growth.
The remarkable rise In real.
estate values in the last two
years, is the best evidence Of.
this fact. Tank Rich Hill. write
Rich Hill, act Rich Hill This.
IS a coming town and you can
help it in its gr0wth-get busy.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
A Home EndOTSemaf
ABE IS 1903

ABz rs. 1908
To Whom it Nay Coacsrns
] have iusf returned frou
.trip oi investigation Of she tr.
Of land near Brzzoria. Ters
now being sold in s acre trsel
oy the Brsz1s Valley Colouiz
ton CO. through Allen. the Isu
man, q Adrisa, SO.
In this matter I used nv 80
efforts in gathering infornatia
concerning he climate, soa ~
products and IS q result I ~
that tns literature nssd bT n
agent 10 adrerllsinv and semu
these znds gives IN the main
very faithful aad tr1thfuf ssas
.ment of ooz5itioas AID surro.s.
ings.
We were on the grounds o#
ed Tor sale from Arg e .
Aug- loth-zud a. ilat tine sgar
the heat 20 more oppressive "a
in this ATTITUDE nights col 81
surroundings ia general gree.
bic The lands oEsred for ~
are covered with timber. mcst
small and easily removed. a.
easy Of cultivztion and very d.
cuctiTe, producing almost an 81
different kinds Of fruits. reezsl
olss and crops common % e
different attitudes q the UniseN
) ates and in many iastzncs
two crops per year. Psops
seemed happy and contensel
and the country near Brazorsl
rapidly filing up with a Rool
class ofcitizens from the norsI
and east.
Respectfully,
GEo. TEstPLErox.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20

Word came Thursday that our
old frier d aud one of the h-st
citizens OF Hume, D. q Hu, died
at hls home ia Deuver on the da,
before. MIR Hill came 10 Hume
when was G n,d Howard. IN
the isu Of lss0, and butt The Hrst
store on Tie site oglhe Thompson
harness shop he was liums's
first postmaster aud held thar
Office under a Republican ad.
ministration, DE being a Demo-
erat He moved 20 Colorado
aooot Is years ago, where he has
since resided lhus, the old
timers are answering 70 the ron
call Of DEATH Iut.me there Min
Be none ieit 10 Se.l the story -
Hume Telephone
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
e. Buffers Claim on COwherd

II anyone opposed to the nom
ination Of Mr.. Cowherd were tC
charge that the successful can.
didate owed his nomination to
the notorious Ed. Butler, Mr..
Cowherd wouldsprobably resent
the charge as an Infamous at
tack.
But here comes Butler himself
claiming that he controls Is, 700
votes in Cowherd's about
1000 more than Mr.. Cowherd's
plurality over Mr.. Ball.
Furthermore, the vote received
by MIR. Cowherd in the so-called
Butler wards gives color to the
old boss's statement, and Mr..
Ball, for one, will probably ac-
cept Buffers claims as genuine.
But whether they are well
grounded or not, Buffers claims
are rather embarrassing to the
Democratic nominee. If he
owes his nomination to Butler,
it would be ungrateful TO deny
the latter's painfully frank plea
for the credit. And even If Mr..
Butler oyer-estimates his value
70 Mr.. Cowherd, il would seem
like a gratuitous affront 10 ques-
tion the enthusiastic outburst Of
such a loyal friend.
Mr.. Cowherd was especially
favored by Butler in one particu-
lar, at least, for the millionaire
horseshoer says: "The only
man / came out for before the
nomination was Cowherd. " -.
Kansas City Times.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
SHORTLOCAL NEWS
Happenings Of Interest in and About
Rich Hill
aaaaoaaoaooppppo ppoopuuuonaono

Misses Leota Bsllfnch and
Daisy Perry Of Girard Kansas
arrived here Friday on a visit tC
/ n. ". Bandnch and family Of the
south part Of town. They re
turn home Monday.
Misses Geneva and Annabell
Price returned to their home
near Gas City, Kansas after
spending the past two weeks
visiting friends in Rich Hill.
W. W. Jamison and wife and
Miss Lois Tygard, of Mangum,
Okla, spent Sunday in Butler
the guest Of c. @. Weeks and
family.
Mrs. L. p. Hichler Of Kansas
City, who had been the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Beas-
ley, returned home Saturday.
Miss Mamie Neat spent sew
eral days visiting at l.. p. Wade's
at Nevada and attending the re-
union.
C.L Phifer, Of the Appeal to
Reason at Girard, Kansas, spent
Sunday in this city with his
family.
II you are figuring on a trip
see our line of suit cases and
grips. -Beasley's.
Forrest Kerns and wife Of
Humboldt, Kans., are visiting in
Rich Hill this week
Walk Over shoes until you
can't rest, just arrived in all the
new lasts - Beasley's.
City Clerk J. Ed. Jones spent
Sunday in Kansas City attending
the base ball game.
New bunch of stock ties in a.
variety Of colors at Beasley's.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
otherwise direct.

80 NNAA~A " AN~ NAA 49,
4. Ifheis unfortunate enough
TO have a rich and indulgent
father, he must do the best he
can under the circumstances,
which will be 10 conduct himself
very much as though he had not
these obstacles TO overcome.
5. He should never be dis
couraged by small beginnings,
but remember that ali great res
ultshaye been wrought from APP
parently slight causes.
6. He should never, under any
circumstances, be idle. If he
can not find the employ ment } e
prefers let him come as near bis
desire as possible-he will thus
reach the object Of his ambition.
Z. All young men have in
alienable rights" among which
is none greater or more sacred
than the privilege to be soue
body.-Dunn.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
Automobile Race

The date has not been set. but
it viii be in the month Of Sept
ember that the Kansas City
Automobile club viii have their
annual race Of 500 miles. There
will be from 80 to 100 automobiles
in the race. The route leads
south from Kansas City into
Oklahoma, turning at Guthrie.
In Missouri the automobiles viii
pass through Joplin. Carthage.
Jasper, Lamar, Nevada. Rich HII
HarrisonviHe, Lee Summit.
Pleasant Hill, Independence and
into Kansas City. The winner
OF the race win be awarded the
Star cup.
a car to choose The route
officially booked viii leave kan
sas City in a few days going over
the territory. The date Of the
race will be published on return
of route car.-Neyada Post.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
Coming E,sHls Of Iutsrsst.

Adrian Street Fair, Septem-
Der 9, 10 and IL, IS0s.
Bates Co. Fair, Butler. Sep
tember 18th to 18th inclusive.
State Fair Sedalia, October :
TO 10 inclusive.
o,d Settlers Picnic, Butler.
October 9Th.
Hume stock show. Thursday.
Sept H..
Amsterdam 81. vs. A. Picnic.
August 18th
Labor Day big celebration Al
Rich Hll, Sept :.
Circus, Rich Hiu, Sept s.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
What Young Men Should Do.

l. Every young man should
make the most OF himself, intel
lectually, morally aud physically.
2. He should depend upon his
own efforts TO accomplish these
results.
g. He should be willing TO
take advice from those competent
TO give il, and to follow such ad.
vice, unless his own judgement
or conviction, properly founded,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
Archie I. Rich HHI C.

TIE fast Archie base bah tear
defeated the White Sox in
snappy / to 0 game al Archs
Sunday Ferrsn pitched . zoo.
game allowing but I hits, thes,
netting I run. The Sox got
Tits but these we're scattered
a return game viii probably 3.
played in Butler Sunday.
Batteries: Archie-Pattersor
aud Pitcher; Sox-FsrrelI ans
Craig
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
Wallace For Senator
D ieatEd GuhsTnaiCTIaI Candidate
Enters HtW Race, Re-
port Says,

Springfield, Mo, Aug. H.
While here today on stump
speaking tour OF Southwest Mis-
souri,, Senator Stone was advis-
ed by a telegram from his son
in Kansas City that Judge vii.
liam II. Wallace, who was defeat
cd for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination, will make Tire
race for The United States Ser.
ate lon the Democratic ticket.
Political friends here Of David
A. Ball profess to believe that
supporters OF Senator Store
have induced Wallace to enter
the race to divide the vote that
Gov. Folk naturally would cor
troll. They declare that it was
the same trick played by Cow
herds supporters in inducing
Wallace 10 eater the race against
Ball.
Stone declines to discuss the
candidacy of Wallace for the
Senate.
Friends Of Gov. Folk in Spring |
field say that if Wallace anroln-
ces for the senatorial nomination
he will have been the victim of
some cunning work on the part /
of the Stone men. His support.
ers, local Folk men say, would
enjoy no greater delight than TO
see Wallace enter the race, the
Stone men believing that a vote
for Wallace would mean a vote
taken from Folk, Eand leaving
Stone in the clear.
Wallace men here are not in
favor of the Kansas City jurist
coming out for the senatorial
nomination, believing his chances
for the Democratic nomination
for governor will be better four
years hence. II he announces,
Il will come as a surprise TO
them, and it is likely they will
exert their influence to keep him
Jut of the race. - Globe Demo.
crat.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20
Rich Till. Mo-,
IharSday, Friday aad SaluFasg
AUG. 20, q and p

pont iajl % see him IL yes
have any tnable with your eye.
or need glasses
He cures D aaaches and ner
yorsaess with i special groun.
glasses tie IS man of m0rs
than u wars experisnre tf.a'
no poiso 'oaS DIR IS a sue ives
and guarantees all w0rk A fsr
Rich Hiil references
Mr and Mrs. Carl Gench.
AIRS. =. r. Hales,
Hiss May Martin,
J X Martin.
Miss Abbie Barnett
J, w, Jamisou.
osaer references furnished j.
application.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20

Mr.. Rolla Rand and wife re.
turned to their home at Kansas
City Saturday after spending
about ten days visiting al Keith
and Rich Hin.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bosiey
returned to their home near
Crescent Hill Monday after
visiting their relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. G, Ward near Sprague.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1908-08-20

keep in mind the big Labor
Day Celebration in Rich ain
Sept. TN,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10

sgs REwARp-stolen from my plantation Sunday night october 1. one light bay years old: scars on point Of left shoulder and left hind leg at breech strap right oid colt behind. R. II. woodfin. Marion.
 Ala -1s-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
MIsCELLANEOUS.


 YANTED-For the Bureau of Information at the Fair Grounds, names and addresses Of boarding houses and private families who can accommodate Fair visitors. Address stating terms and number that can be &C., DIRT MovED--We have large ditch to be filled. if prepared with teams. etc. call on chandlsr q Douglass. First National Bank Bldg. --3s.t9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
DUN's REPORT.
substnntiai Progress Towards Indu
 trial Recovery is shown.

Substantial Prosress Towards Indus
 New York. Oct. s:5R; C. Dun. Dun and md
 substantiai progrsss toward indus trial recovery was made during the wage earners resunling work in mills and factories that had been wholly or partially idle for many months. Yet resumption i 6y no Ssinn meahs astsrre5 nHIop nm. is stiii the cause of short time at numerous plants Retail trade at many points has decreased with the holiday. although some sections. note a satisfactory distribution of fall and winter wearing apparel, and payments
 contraots for for fihished steel are re- stricted to current needs, but large tonnage Is under negotiation. New projects are deferred until after eiec. placed. Confidence is shown by the Eteadiness of prices and the general increase in pig iron production.
 of SrSepSss Sry sooas sesr sre ioW almost most beyond Shipments tends to generate eonfdsnce so anEGpys Spysr' wG sheH a Rs p mary market for. cotton goods. Ex- port trade is still quiet. small sales of light weight sheettngs being made. Miscellaneous orders from South America Include a fair. quantity of yarn. Mems wear for immediate de- livery is the best feature of woolens, but scarcely any new lines are fully sold.
 Better conditions are reported at New England footwear factories con- tracts appearing of substantial pro- DSstltSns SSsatsr # for ,sos during the rss
 New business Is chiefly for medium priced goods.
 Stocks of sole leather have aceum- uiated. even heavy descriptions are more plentiful, as buyers are. not talk needed for immediate requirements. The better demand for the finished product has not yet extended to leath- CT. while hides are generally weaker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
IA SCHOONER BURNS
THE IDA GOES DOWN AFTER FIX
 PLOsION.
Crew Escapes in Small : oats and Ar riyes in Pensacola--CargO of MackeFeI Is
 Lost.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. s-(special.)- The fishing schooner Ida, an auxiliary yacht, was burned in the Gulf at an early hour this morning, the crew es- caping in small boats and being picked up later by a passing vessel and brought to PensE eola.
 In addition to sail. the vessel was equipped with a gasoline engine, and carried a lareg tank of gasoline. This sprung ;ak and when one of the crew dropped . lighted match in the hold there was an explosion. The men escaped in h.-.slll boats but lost everything, the vessel burning to the waters edge.
 She had a cargo of 10000 pounds of guanish mackerel from East Pass. and was about twenty-five miles at sea when the accident occurred.
 The vessel was owned by Saunders and Company. of this place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
DAMAoEp COTTON.

Sealed bids will Dc received at the Oface of A. L. Earle, 112 East Bay St., Savannah Ga, uutll Tuesday, October 18th, 1908, at noon, the purchase of burned and wet cotton, now at foot cf Barnard Street, Savannah, damaged hy s. S. Naeooehee. Hlda must be made per bale for the wet bales and burned bales separately. Payment must De In cmsh to the 00eaR Steamship CO., Savannah, before the cotton fs rec moved. Purchasers munt remove eOt- ton from wharf by ?. m,, 17th in- stant. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 A. L. FaFies Undervriters' Agent.
 Frank F. KoehleFs Special Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
MOBILE Y. M. (. A. LETS
 CONTRACT FOR WORK

voctors of the Y. M. c. A. to-day onened bids for some work on the building and E. G, Fike was awarded the contract to do the work, amount ing to ss.s00
 4 new story will be added to the gymnasium making 1t three stories high. the new floor to be of maple and used exclusively for basket ball and game court. The first game on the hsw floor will be played In January in inc Southern Basketball League, which will be organized in BirminE- ham next week with five teams, Mopt- gomery and Mobile included
 The Improvements to the gym floor will cost s5,500, while imp:oye nsats to the pool will be s1,00o. making the total contract awarded MT. Fike $G.- 500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
. OPTION RECEIPTS.
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS
 VIsIKaIF sTPFT,Y spATVATY


 New Orleans. Oct s.--seoretary Hsster's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and teiesraphfc adviees compares the figures of this week with last weak. last year and the year before. t shows an increase for increase of 2os.17s last year and an tnr crease of les.5iS year before last.
 The total visible Is 2,3e6,12a. against g.. 1s7.s6s last week. 2.57s.e14 last wear and 2,34S,64S year before last. Of this the total of American cotton is I.ss2.l2s. against 1.6esses last week. i.79sTSs last year and i.e0e.e4e year before last. and of all oth- CT kinds, including Egypt. Brazil. India, etc, 5Sl,000, against ses,00o last week 7s2.s7s last year and 7s6.oao year before last.
 The worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with last week of 36e.sst. . decrease compared with last year of 182,1s5. and an increase compared with year before last of 6l.4sI.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afIoat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 1.27T,0o against 1,4a2,000 last year and 1,04k,o00 year before last; in Egypt 5000. against e4.00e last year and 5000 year before last: i: in India 207.00o against s6i.0o0 last year and 4ss.oOo year before last; and in the United States s4s.000. against 72s.oo0 last year and 7ss.oo0 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
ENGRAVING.

ssaT eufa. aheY ada ak Dar cent 10 the attFaNtiVeness of any ad. talk N oveE with The AdvsFtiser Engraving Company. 'Phons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10

Der exceeded that of August by 4.2 per cent. and t was the heaviest while 1t represents an increase of 35 per cent. over January, 1908. How ever, the decrease from septemeer. fsiriv actlye in the east and appar- entity prices are easier. Consumers stocks are said to- be low and this fact tends to stifen the views of pro- tract beyond the first quarter of next
 Business failures in the United states for the week ending october g, humber 26e against 225 last week and i92 in the like week of 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10

UNCLE SAM wanta mali carriers and post office cierks, Examinations here Nove1pheE 18th. Examinations for railway man clerks Customs Clerks and Clerks at Washington coming. $500 to sl.e00 yearly. Common ed ucation sufficient. Preparation free. Write
 --3saa u-Vy ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
BEDGO0D WAS JUSTIFIED
 SAYS THE GRAND JURY

Mobile, oct. e,--(Speeial.) )--News has been received here from Brewton of the failure of the grand jury to in- dict pr. Thomas A. Bedgood for kill- ing Michael Gleason, the defendant having been bound over from a low CT court.
 no true bill was returned. Dr. Bed- good killed Gleason for alleged Ts- marks about Mrs. Bedsood.
 Gleason was shot and killed in F'Iomaton with a double barreled shot gun and the tragedy created a sen- aation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
BRADsTREET's REPORT.
General UndertOne Of Trade is
 wards ImprOvenae

General UndertOne Of Trade A9 TO-
 wards Improvement.
 New York. Oct. s.-Bradstreet's to- hi Aitbough trade reports are somc- largely varying weather conditions In different sections of the country and uncertaintles caused ,os.-,nng by impending Ing ward sustained improvements. Coun- try trade has been oopParabtiysly sd bnH0y gHiIeS sdvantaRe of the Ideal weather to complete their haIryestl91s' O,dns However; m msda for an increased railway tonnage ana improved co,leGtis0nst eSnsidfrSS,y Ssa1y Iron and steel are quiet, impending elections being a deterrent influence. .sct nation of forthcoming good business and there Ia nSEe do!ng In ,a1,sI other In; |; IdIeness and in some instances hual- ness is developing for the first quarter of 1908 especially in shoes. lumber and
 The pig iron production for seDtem-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON BY
 HPINNERS THROuGHOuT V(lRIn

New orleans oct s.-secretary Hester sspinnars thronrhout the world ss SoiloIs in round numbers;
 This week 19l.ooo this year. against IsT.- 900 last year. 2os,oo0 year before last.
 Total since September 1st this year oS0, 900, against s5s.oOo last year, and ssS.0Oo the year before.
 Of this Northern gpinners and Canada took 197, 900 bales this year, against 11e,00O last year. and i3s.0o0 the year before Southern spipners 225,ooo. against 9s1.ooo last year and 275.o00 the year betorei and year. and 4sI.OO0 the year before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
REAL ESTATE

 JAMES 0ALI-AGHEk-Rsfsrs PtFst National and Fourth National Banks 04 AOnL1onnasUs -&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
DECIDES FOR PLAINTIFF.
.Tudxment Is Rendered Against a Miss
 isafppl Bank.

Columbus, Miss. Oct, 9.--(Special.l-- Judge McCool, of the chancery court today rendered a decree in the case of q I. Lincoln, trustee in bankruptcy for the Columbus Chair Company, vs. the First State Bank of this city. giving the plaintiff judgment for $S,127.s0.
 The suit was to recover mon paid to the bank after the corporation was tnsolvent, and was argued at the April term of chanceFy court, Judge McCool having taken the matter under advise- ment and having rendered his final de- cree today.
 The amount sued for was s4,s00, but the bank showed the total amount re- ceived from the chair company on a note of s9.0OO to have been about S2.- 700, and the decree was for this sum which together with interest amounts tn S3127.9O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10

IIosT-Ladies' gold watch on Court Square or at Montgomery Fair, has double case. No aAs initials Y. B. F., reward if return ed to Miss Bertha Pylant, Montgomery Fair.
 ---1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10

' OsT-one black horse, ss0 pounds. fat. aSSiI made, six years old. If found. return so H' Vi. Faulk 74s So. MeDonough.
 Phone ss2T and receive reward. ..-ls-n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
orrviIIe Women Organise.

Orrville, oct. 9.-(Special. )-The women of Orrville held a meeting Oc- tober 8 at the academy for the pur- nose of organizing a School Improve ment Association. Much success was
 met with, there being fourteen active mem hers enroned. The meetings will be held once a mopth and it is be- Iieved much good will be accomplished bx the association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10

LosT--In Gibsons or between aihson's and Ease. Initial J. c. j.. on front; case No
 isIsa: leather fob; return J. L. Jones, BaraGhias. or phone sbT-2 calls' reward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
MISS HARRISON WEEDS.
Becomes Bride of Florida Minister At
 Columbia.


 beautiful and quiet wedding was sol- emnized at noon yesterday at the home of the brides father. Dr. A. B.. Harrison, when Rev. A L. Harnibery, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Clearwater. Fla. and Miss Marion Harrison, of Columbia. were united, Rev. H. M. Andrews ofilciat- tng.
 After the ceremony the party, which consisted of the family only. repaired to the home of Mrs. ]. M. Koone. sis- ter of the bride. where they were entertained at dinner.
 The dining hall was most beautiful ly and artistically decorated wttb ferns and cut flowers.
 They left for their home which will be at Clearwater. Fla.
 The bride is a most highly cultured young woman. She was educated in the Scarrett Bible and Training School of Kansas City. Mo-, and has had practical missionary work in Mobile, Al8s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
FOUND.

E0TTND-the place to buy incandesceut lamps electric and combination fixtures Sone. L. Baker. Phone 2SB. 216 Dexter Ava -Ie-tk