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The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by nay
den, stone q Co. 11S-I1s Griswold st: .
New IS reg. 1924 a l04: do. coup. IU4
bid; new 3s reg. 100 n Gl01 u: do COUP
1904 Q101L: new As reg. 1904 1l1l :
do COUP III bid
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
RE|CHSTAG WON'T
REBUKE WILHELM
MEMBERS REJECT PROPOSITION
T. TO SEND KAISER WARN
ING ADDRESS.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE most excit-
ing debate In a long time In the
reichstag was concluded last evening
with the rejection by the majority OF
a proposition to send an address to
The emperor calling attention to the
danger of his majesty's personal inter
views on foreign politics.
The discussion brought forth strong
expressions from the representatives
Of most OF the parties.
The displeasure OF the house was
concentrated principally upon Chan
cellor Won Buelow. Members OF sew
eral OF the groups refused TO accept
the chancellor's explanation with re-
gard to the emperor's interview In
the London Daily Telegraph as salts
factory. or as offering guarantees for
the future. but when the proposition
of addressing the emperor formally on
the subject was put 10 the house. the
government majority did not hesitate
In voting against II.
Kaiser Tried to Bluff Holland.
THE HAGUE. Nov. l2.--The Vader-
land publishes extracts from the mem
oirs OF an unnamed diplomat. who as
serts that during the Russo-Japanese
war the German emperor wrote TO
Queen Wilhelmina OF Holland threat
ening the occupation OF the Dutch
ports unless Holland Immediately put
herself In state OF defense against
Great Britain.
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TARIFF.
REVISION FAVORED
NJ. Y. AMERICAN 'AscERTAlNs
BULK OF coNeRsssMsN'
ELECT WANT 1T.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Amer
lean yesterday telegraphed all the 22l
Republican members Of the next con-
gress. asking whether they favored
prompt tariff revision and. il so, along
what lines. Replies received up TO
midnight show that a new tariff bill
is absolutely certain TO pass within
two or three months after TAFT be-
comes president. The replies Of Re-
publican members-elect telegraphed
10 the American, showing:
FAvoring prompt revision OF tariff. -
Favoring decided reductions. IL
Fayoring abolition OF all tariff on
some raw materials. .......... u
Favoring INCREASE in tariff. 49,. 1
Against any changes from present. /
Non -cofilnltthl .......... ...-..s.'.
The only Michigander from whom
an opinion ~ quoted is Garrett j. Dick
ema, who says: The letter and spir-
IL OF the platform relating to the re-
vision of the tariff must be kept. The
revision must be thorough and UP To
date.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARI

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCk YARDS.
DETROIT. Nov. 12.-Cattle-Acttve
and steady, outlook higher, stockers and
feeders strong Prices ranged as fof-
lows: Choice steers, averaging from
Loco TO LOO lbs. y4.so05:2s; choice
handy killers. S4445o; light 10 good
butchers steers and heifers. Sa7sQ3so:
common killer. and fat cows $3.50 a
3.75: Gamers cows. 91.2632.26: COM
mon to prime shipping bulls, s3d3.75
light butchers heavy sausaBs bulls.
92.s003.S0: stockers and feeders. $3.50
u $50 per cwt. Mich Cows--Active.
SIS q55 each. Veal Calves-Lower. -
QT2B per cwt.
Sheep and LAmbs-Dull and lower.
Quality fair: choice lambs. e5@5.50
light to fair, Sta4.7s; common to prime
sheep. s3G5: mixed sheep and lambs.
tt@5; common killers. s2.7s03.2s; culls.
f2Q250 per cwt.
Hogs-Duil. 30 to 4oc lower. quality
good: prime mediums and fat workers.,
IS 400 $50: light workers. and pigs e4s1
a J25; roughs. t4.50@4.s0 per cwt.
Receipts: Cattle 1.252: calves. 4ss:
sheep. ASS: hogs. 9.i76.
EAST BUFFALO. ~
ksser 81 Market Ope.lns ~ ssdlss,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Michael O'connell. begging: dis
charged.
Daniel Murray. begging: s. or 10
William Fitzhugh. drunk: IS, or 80
Gays.
John Harrington. drunk. S. or 10
days.
Daniel Fitzgerald. drunk. sentence
suspended. 7s----
David Mcdonnell. begging: $40 or 80
Gays.
Charles Il. Barner. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Rena Lewis. drunk; adjourned to
Nov 20.
Joseph eDetmer. disorderiy conduct:
discharged
William C. Skinner. disturbing the
peace: adjourned to Nov. IS.
John Richter, drunk; IS or 10 days
Arthur Doublestein. drunk; adjourned
TO Nov. 10.
James Burns. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
David slater. disturbing the peace;
did not appear. IN
A0T - N Z ~
s..,t,. >Ihs KIND You Have Mxan Dsstf
$685. c: :: :; IsxzzSNz
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished By
Lewis q. dorton. l4lS Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13

tle-Recelpts light and slow. Hogs
Receipts 1000, steady; heavy. 36qs.16
best workers.. $3.50 q 5.so: light. tS651s:
pigs, SA.1546. Sheep-Receipts 5000.
steady, lambs. $500.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. n. ". Nov. Ia
Cattle-Receipts 100, trade light and
steady. Ncais-- Receipts 100. active.
zoe higher. Gull to choice. tis0Qs.25.
sheep and Iambs--Receipts 10000. ac-
tive, steady; lambs. St9 $50; sheep. 81
4i.5o. Hogs-Receipts 1880, fairly
active at l0af5c lower; workers., s5lt
SIS; pigs, stq4so; mixed, y5751s;
~ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov. 12.--Ifogs-Receipt
$4,000. market slow. 9 to Toe higher:
light. s5.25n5.s0: buik S5.55as: mixed.
ts.oqs.ls: pigs, rgs.2o; heavy. IS ~
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Appie.-Fancy, s3ai; common. $50
o. per Dbl.
.Butser-efHHeiai prices Extra c-ram-r
cries, 2Sc. firsts. &c; crooks, 20 Q22c;
packing stock. 17ac per ID.
Cabbage-40d SOC per bu.
Cauiinosver---s01 I0c per blu.
Ceiery-.5 n soc per doz.
Cheese-Michigan fun cream. new.
1sc: old. lac: Limburger, lbc. brick.
Sc: Schweitzer. 1sc per Id.
Chestnats--ss.5oV1 per bu: 1s0ltc
per III 4
California Fruits--Grapes ti.75g2
per crate: prunes $3.50 per crate.
Co6e~--Pacl<ase coffee. sl2.750I5.25
Der 100 lbs.
crs.serrie.-cape Gods. s27E0s per
bu; ssG $50 per bbl.
Dressed Csivcs-Fancy. sal0c; COM
mon, 7dscIper Id,
Dressed Hess-Light. 7Q7hc: heavy.
sqshc per ID.
Eggs-Michigan current receipts.
hrsts, case count. &c per doz: refrig-
orator extras, FAC per doz.
Fleur-Aiehigan patents, In wood,
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Yesterdays NEW YORK sToCkA

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone a Co, lls-IlS Griswold-st.:
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13

bred live STOCK. a liberal education In
feeding and breeding OF live stock:
season OF entertainment and trip to
Chicago. an In one. No farmer or stock
man can afford TO miss this splendid
DAILY SALES OF
PURE BRED BREEDING STOCK:
Tuesday. Dee. I, p. m:-so SELECT
LEADING HERDs-For catalogue
write Chas Gray. Sec. Amer. a nerdeen
Angus Assn. u. s. Yards. Chicago.
cM %fsns' sanrL Dss Al Ruc %0soo
Sale under auspices of shetland Pony
Peoria; ILL.,. or c. H. Simpson. Whea-
FULLY mn%i-dn shI nsc 4 H nsS nAaE
For catalogue write G. n. Thomas. Sec.
Amer Hereford Assn. Kansas City.
sHoRTH A ans IRON -'1 LEhDiSe:
HERDs-For catalogue write Q.
Assn. u. s. Yards. Chicago.
DAILY AUCTIONS SALES OF
PURE BRED SHEEP:
Selected from leading herds OF this
continent:
Shropshire Sale, wednesday, Dee. 2,
1 y. m-For catalogue write Mortimer
Levering Sec. Amer. Shropshire Assn,
Hampshir. Sale, wednesday, Dec. 8,
p. "[for catalogue write 6; A,
RambouilIet saIe-For catalogue
write Dwight Lincoln. Sec. Milford
Cot.woid Sale. Saturday, Dec. ZIP.
m.-For catalogue write F. w. Hard
Ing. Sec. Amer. Cotswold Registry
Assn. Waukesha. Wis.
Lowest Special Fares ON All Railroads.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
PRODUCE.

This was poultry day on the street.
and the supply was about all that the
market could stand up under. There
was q good demand for spring chick
ems, and these were fairly Arm, but
hens were slow 10 move and averaged
lower in price. Ducks and geese were
sSady. also. but the market for tur-
~ - was fiat. Usually at .ais time
~ a. fairly good demand for tur :
kev for feather parties" but this yea ?
tho-deinand from this source Is eithef
late In starting or altogether lacking.
Potatoes are very firm; butter and egg
are steady, and the general market
fairly active
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
INTERNATIONAL LIVE
STOCK EXPOSITION
UNION STOCK YARDS. Chicago
Nov. 18th TO Dec. 10Th.

Twenty buildings nlled with pure
bred live stock. A liberal education I'm
feeding, and breeding OF live stock: a
season OF entertainment and a trip to
Chicago. an In one. No farmer or stock
man can afford TO miss this splendid
show.
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone 4 Co.:
Open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.

ta)Asked. obj (x)split
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
IS THIS l A SQUARE, DEAL?

E. e. Fowler, makes this square deal off, fer because he is authorized to do so by the makers of Mi-o-na tablets, and he is willing, to have. this statement appear in The Advertiser because he knows the offer Is genuine. And while 1t may be that there are about eight cases in f0 that are too far gone for Mi-o-na to cure, we are will ing and ready to take all the chances, and if Mi-o-na does not cure. any jys- peptic can have his money, back.
 Even with this liberal offer. E. c. Fowler will not have to refund but very small percentage, because the inourabIe dyspeptics will find so much relief in Mi-o-na that they will once again look upon the sunny side of life, and will continue to use Mi-o-na.
 Now, reader. you may say how can the makers of Mi-o-na make such an offer? How do they know that 92 per cent of the users will be cured, and that the other per cent, or the incurables. will be relieved2
 Why, its all very simple. We've made this same offer In 1000 towns be- fore we made it here. and we have fig ured out the percentages. so that when we make the statement we know 1t 10 be absolutely true.
 ''Mi-o-na tablets are truly great for anyone that has stomach trouble cannot praise them too hIgnly for what they have done for me. Mrs. w.. D. Bennett, Bucksport, Me.
 The price is only 50 cents box.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Montgomery Man Will Wed in Union
 Springs.

Montgomery Man Will Wed in Union
 Springs.
 Union Springs. Dec, 1o-(Special)-- Invitations were issued today by Mrs. Emma Boykin Haynes to the marriage of her daughter Miss Meta Haynes to Duane Ernest Thompson Tuesday afternoon, December 22, at o'clock at home
 This will be an important social event as the bride to be Is one of Union Springs most beautiful and ac- compItshed young women.
 MT. Thompson resides in Montgom- cry and holds an important position. state Auditor W. w. Brandon spent yesterday here, the guest of Judge Sim gleton.
 B. B. McAndrew is convaleseing fronsa spell of typhoid fever.
 Miss Miller. of Brewton, visited Mrs. !. L. Rooerts this week.
 Mrs. Babcock, of Troy, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Clay Harris.
 Miss Vela Childs is the guest of Miss Maggie Martin.
 Mrs. Flora Harris anu children re- turned today from visit to relatives in Brewton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
TN
pnrrTy glrRTHDAY PARTY.

A PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little Misa Genie Blue Howard daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. E Howard of Fielder Street. entertained a number of her friends in celebration of her ninth birthday on yesterday Everything was in pink and white to match. the pretty faces of the little partieipants
 The greatost fun came in trial of skill in pinning tall on donkey. Little Miss Rose virden proved to have the surest aim, and was awarded q box of candy. After the donkey had been properly furnished with taii' the little folks adjourned to the spaci- ous lawn where they frolicked to their hearts content.
 Anne and Olive Nelson. Adeline Doug lass, Alice Johnstone, Hardee John Arthur Ball, Rose virden, Isabel Vir- den, Elizabeth Blair. Carrol Blair, Charles Virgin, Ed Virgin. Kathleen Foster, Margaret Dove, Frank Dove, Elizabeth Thigpen. Milton Austefdt, Antoinette Greii, Frank Hall. Laura May Hill. Maybelle Barnett. Nell Bar nett. Evelyn Cain, Alice Smith, Freq Smith. Anabel. Parker, Evelyn Parker, Emily smith. George smith, Mary Scott, Allen Reynolds, Jordan Key holds, Florence Peebies, Jane Massey. Herman Kettles. Jim Kettles. Margaret I.owrey. Lucille Barry. Willard Brewer Tgloise I,eGrand Garnett Andrews, KatHerine Powell, Elizabeth Adams. Eugenia McGough. Mildred Burch anu Will Burch.
 MEETING OF NO TRUMPs.
 tsrhe No Trumps met with Mrs. F. c. prancb, or, yesterday morning and en- foved delightful Christmas entertain rnent. Narcissus and southern smisax were effectively used, and the chosep eolors. green and white. appeared again in the delicate luncheon.
 The club prize was won by Mrs. pli- lard and the guest prize by Mrs. Joseph Norwood,
 In addition to the club meWbers. Mrs Branch entertained Misses Mar garet washburn, Valine xSanfora' Christine Glass. May Tysop, May Stuf- Ne. and Mesdames William Hill. John Rurch. Lucius Gaston, Posey. R. H. Overton. Joseph Norwood. Cook, Thompson, B. E. Branch. c. c. Wright. Nunn, c. E. Thomas and J, E. Wtlkin- son.
 Mrs. Wiley Hill.
 MEETING OF THURSDAY
 BRIDGE CLUB
 The Thursday Bridge Club was enter taIned by Mrs. Beascn at thes home of Mrs. Charles Norton on Moufton Street on Thufzday morning Thef sxfrcie lower floor was opened for the oc- caaion and was decorated in the coiors of Christmas, the principal Adornment being white carnations ss .
 The score cards were clever Httle pen sketches made by the nostess No prizes were given. 1e ss.
 SNrs Reason entertained < the club y,aynberg and Mesdanaes George Jones. star Kealhofer, Charles Johnston. C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
nI,.. Mnrtin WnI wed.

Tuscaloosa. Dec. 10,-(speclal )-- Invitations are being received in the citv as follows: "Mr and Mrs. Gideon TredericlC Martin request the honor of vour presence at the marriage of thelF dai1rhter. Fredrika Alton. to Mir. For resi- Estey williford, Lieutenant Coast Artjlierv Corps. United States Army o,, TueSdav evening, the 2stn of De- eenber, at 6 o'clock 2O5 Monroe Ave me Memphis, Tenn" The brfde-to- be has often visited her sister Mrs. J. J. Mayheld, and her cousin. Miss Lucia hosts of friends and adniEaFs hera,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Exquisite holiday handkefchiefs
bargain sale

Pure linen hsndkerchiefs. direct from Lmgan. Ireland. Including values worth 25e and 3se. These handkerchieh are slightly imperfect. and for .hs reason ~e offer them Friday at ............i5e 5e
 A large display of imported pure linen handksrchisfs worth 35e. in the Holiday Bazaar Friday at ..............19e
 Imported pure linen handksgehiefs. hem stitched. Worth soc. Buy them here in the Holiday Bazaar Friday special. .2se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
See window display-Dexter Avenue
Sale in Holiday Bazaar; hrs floor Sale of Xmas gift fans

We have another lOa of French ians. ideal Xmas gifts. every one os then. Fans that will cost you $500 at any other store. on sale here Fiday.. ...... $l 50
 An elegant Inc of spansled. lace trimmed, and hand painted Eans. worth regularly S2.00. on sale here Friday spe- cal .... .... .... .... 4.4.. .SuS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Another beautiful lot of imported hand kerchiefs. all linen hemstitehed. embrOid- cry scalloped. Worth 65e. buy them here Friday special .. .... ..,.......55e
 s5e and 9ec handkerchiefs, linen. All imported. In our Holiday Bazaar Friday special q. |" -. ..,........-ooc
 Imported handkerchiefs. worth regularly SIPS. $I.5o and up to $2,Oo, on sale Friday at .... ....... ..... ..9oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Imported fans in dainty French efecas. Fans worth not less than $500 on sale Friday special price of ......, .$z.oO-
 .Anofher lot of imported fans. hand, painted, and in scores of dainty effects. n WortEr up to. $3.os on sale Friday spe- 7. a;sis sn s.a,,in &I.30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
s o c l E T Y

D. Baker. warren Tyson. osborna Henry, Goldsmith. Frank Ansiey. Q. c, Maner. Ralph Quisenberry. Haywood Bartlett. Archibald Cunnin8ham. w. A Carey, F. W. Patton, Fred Hawkins. and Misses Olivia Arlington. Nell Meyer May Robinson and Dora David son.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO VISITORS.
 Mrs. E Lobnan and Mrs. T. p. Lobnan entertaiped at bridge on ;y.sss- ;y.sss- tsrday afternoon In honor of Miss saelen Sabel of New York, Miss Helen Sliverman of At1anta, Miss Ida Wehler of Cincinnati and the Misses Newman
 The house was elaborateiy decorated with narcissue. ferns and palms, and made e pretty setting for the hand o Miss Minnie Newman captured the first prize. q note book with brass to to Miss Helen siivermarl :.
 Luncheon was served in three courses after the game.
 Y. W. c. A. SOCIAL HOUR.
 The social hour of the Young Wo- mems Christian Association will. be held at the Association this afternoon from to 5, and tonight from eight to invited. Gentlemen as we'll as ladies This social hour Is being. planned by the nastnbership committed, of man. All who come will be sure to enjoy this informal social occasion. LUNCHEON TO THIRTEEN CLUB. Mies Georgia Saffold was hostess of the Thirteen Club yesterday. The members met at Miss Saffolds home on McDcnough Street. and waged their Gaston was the winner of the silk hose offered as first prize. Afte- the games were oyer. Miss SoEola Soi, a lnvited & her guests 5o the 5ssr delightful ,repast In seven courses was served them. Mrs. w. A. Saf- fold and Mrs William Kelley were the ehaperons for the luncheon.
 MRS. CAIN ENTERTAINs. |s Mrs. McDuff Cain entertained about thirty guests at her home on Fielder seven tables of bridge were arranged. in apartments beautifully decorated with Killarney and Duchesse roses. pas Ts' fs Ts Eos Sss Ss ssns F G5sa T hen II Luncheon was served in courses af- ter the game.
 PLEASANT BOX PARTY.
 Mr. F'rank P. Glass. IT.. and Mir. pleasant box party at the Savage pro- auction of .-The Devils last evening and Mr Archie Tyson. Miss Christine Glass and Capt. Everett Jackson, Mss Annie Gaston and Mir. Glass, Miss Georgis Saffold and Mir. Oates. party were. entertained at supper by Miss Saffold. =
 t&s 1-s -s-.ss Ey HONOR or MISS CLARA
 ELLEN FORBES.
 Among the complimentary courtesles of Saturday uevening is a pleasant ac- count of a dinner party given in honor of Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. the att tractive guest Of Mises Liilie and Lulie Radcliffe. The Battle House was the scene of the feast which was partici-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
HousE PARTY RETURNs.

The western of Alabama train of last night brought home the Montgon-
 cry contingent of the Thompson house party, and they give glowing accounts of the old-style Southern hospitality they have just enjoyed. The rendez-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
PLEAsANT .Box PARTY.
rx HONOR or MISS cLARA .s..

Among the complimentary courtesies of Saturday vevenfng is a pleasant ac- count ofsa dinner party given in honoR of Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. the att
 tractive guest Of Mises Liilie and Lulie Radcliffe. The Battle House was the scene of the feast which was partici-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
CcvIand now in full blast

Toand now in fun blast you w drop m some "snooI means bring the children purchase W hnd that YOU Tand and make dollar lots farther than you would exnnt fact the prices lead the for lowneS
 Santa Claus has h-hs Toyand and priced right
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Norrcr. MAaAErNr cLun.

The Magazine Club will meet with Mrs. James Hardaway at No. 6, North o'clock. Mrs. J.rwalter Black.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Miss Nell Duncan of Gadsden ts ex. pected shortly to be the guest of Miss Georgia Saffold. Mias Duncan and Miss Saffold were scheoirnates at Hamilton College, Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Mrs. E. A. Parker. See .
MnrIcn.

The class studying daily Bible at the Young Women's Christian Association will have a recess during the hoiidays. The next meeting will be on Jan. [, at which time Miss Bureh will conduct the class. Mrs. J. w. Jones,
 Chairman Religious Work Com.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
scoTT-McCLoun.

4 wedding Of much Interest to many persons in Montgomery was one which took place yesterday afternoon at { o'clock in Floraia when Mir Hal L. Scott of Montgomery and Miss Alma MoCloud of Fiorala were quietly mar ried at the home of the brides parents.
 After the ceremony the couple left for Pensacola and other points In F1orida. Mir. Scott was accompanied to F1oraia by MT. Speigner Wilcox of this city.
 Mir Scott. who has a responsible position in the United States Revenue Service. has made host of friends. who wish him much happiness during his married life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

The Bellinger HiiI School Improve ment Association met on yesterday in interesting session. The chief feature of the meeting was the proposition to make some arrangement by which the school grounds might be enlarged. A number of garments swere contrib. uted for needy children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

NOTICE, ". C. n. U. The Woman'e Christian Temperance Union desisss it's members to meet at 3 o'clock sharp at the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church this afternoon. An election of officers will be held. and reports of representatives to the Mos bile meeting win be heard.
 Mrs. J. D. Nell.
 President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
THoMPsON-HAYNEs.

Phoae your wants to Carroll Fish and Oyster Co. Phone 1S3s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

There win be pink domino hop at the Standard Club on Thursday. De- cen1ber the I7th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Mrs. J D. Peiser. formerly Miss sa- die Lobnlan of Montgomery, will ar rive shortly to spend Christmas with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. Iobnan, and will be accompanied by Miss Grace Livingston, a debutante of this season in Warsaw. Wis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Some women insist on taking . cheerful. healthful view of things they can be so exasperatinE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Mrs. Charles ThiRpan VIII entertain a number of young ladies at bridge luncheon on Monday afternoon next In compliment to Miss Sarah Warren Will kerspn and Miss Etheldra Williams
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Miss Annie Chandler will lead witt Capt. Everett Jackson at the iilforsna german to be given by the Greys to, night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Mrs. Benj. Kiigrow and Mrs. George Cook have returned from Asheville, where they have been for several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Desmond have returned from a protracted stay in Dothan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Mrs. c. c Cright of Tuskegee, is the guest of Mre. E. o. Branch on south Lawrence Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Mss Anna Gray. who has been spena- ing some time with her niece. Mrs. John c. Hardaway. has returned to her home in Muncie. Ind.