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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
III x WrA one lad,

LL &LHHf- hF A-sE SAaC AAaLAa
villa n~9zss Collins Who after
serving 4 = .yer t3rty years 90 post
nan for zoe district or snodland,
near Ro Ter, Hugisad. retired,
noving rec q the ege Limit Of sixty,
has rarfo7--e1 n remarkable 9eeC ~
hle BIZ are time Ten gsacs ago ne
bcr b a -5oa Or lane IL 3nodlapd.
and Nth nis iar~ tand. FOR be lost bis
righr arm len d boy, Ae 5ailt 2 Elk
Don hou g. .akirs ten voars to com-
plets Ii. The dgJ.Dzs Il decorations
81 tb9 In lor he also na5o himself
II ado to- to ,Ils. he siso has q small
farm.
VI. c5gi1s estimates ne has
waived cl9ss upon 100000 miles IN
the gefformanc. CT his duties, Al
tt.cdst he is sixtv, he shows little
s.ena II wesf ana tear, ard ts Is as
healthy s1,d .obust O. yer
Nr. Coz first carried The mails
between "a hester III 5p9dland or
aaFrF l. 1865 SIN those days
gays ret-ral postman. things
Yer- different ID the G. P. 0.
q @alkad en- gn average q! twenty
miles day. mere were no holidays,
and Y wanted g Sunday OF ] had to
Iav some oily tapproyed by The post
11sss2r) q 10 the delivery f0- ne.
The Eag -~ -. q Qay,
and TIC a-ls. y4y Of
gray coal with red stripes and an
sprdiDaFg sglr hat with the brass badge
9. o. Ga "a Tii-6its.
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fFaeEqL EezFME az 90 R.4.
No Nights Rest for g Year ana 11Huts
OF Eis Endurance SeeEned Near
Owes 70 CufigUra.

My son Clyde was almost completely
covered With eczema. Physicians trsstsa
Ai1 Ter pearly ? ge1 without ( him
aDJ Iii hss- Ease, ana ac-k were q
ate1 nth iAEs. a4I1 which hs aoud z5
until 5heT fell - zen Stood md matt
would run Oh. 81 that wsai1 be worse.
Friends coming s,a him sa:1 -sat r be
Tot well be goulo - d~isig1ra4 for lfa,
VIXEN It seemed as If lie could possibly
stand II No longer, I used soIls CuticuIa
Soep. CltLcura Ointment, and CuticuEs
Resoivent. That was the first oight FOR
nearly ? year that he s.ect " ar-
ing there was a great change lor tbe
In about SIX weeks be was perfectly peI.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

IN > G 3etween 3G.~
T. ~ desths and 2,ee6,0o0
acctdant record In 10
8 during the last year
! snnpan, according a
I accld Its Issued oF
Dor eYtoese enrloy II
7 and Workshops II Is as
frohaa3y rae most exposed
AZ warheFs ~ iron It'd
! aeeia s1neng aierfli
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
.AY Est Il
nv 0NaI2E.

rr-Fsp ---.-+-~. a-.-~qs
E3Y 9A1al2E
Ioh Hsuss Alleged Mar
Lexington TX. isaf
chagsea With the MUNGER ef &
MazaaaA, III AdaN Coiaty US ~
frpln She tai eF = Easy a Mongiea
Wayre Coun1y. aud hasgeG
airs styd on pfa caaerge
Boston, Mlass.-f.e9 n Aec4ll9
president 20 the Camf1cE ClHnsi
Bostcu, surrena eG ainsa3 \ n af
p0liaa, ,1rs is eflaiSed rsgf4 Fef I'll. I.
and oo1sptfs.eg tC aSraud the eNil
III s2O0saa juno IL. lIs WAS }st5est M
ire san " e541s
e8do Acquitted III Afglus
saoo. i cousin NJ Wisiiat1 Afseadqo
81 New gcrk 6y vas acq
Superior Court &c g d ga on ns
aer ID connection vita sSee lsfisstrgt3ls
Ad. Alra& laat daaaargs f~rcJfaiag
to me eVsdance the ffllns aect
dental.
All $500 Undtr n 1sfa
caies go. city at q
Btoaclang ssttlepleit daI
f1r riot se3nages axgr
040--bl0Sg OF wbicn grew 0iit4
p4ilnan strike-sni tte lals
aahxas cities liable fer fhN
EQf alt property 6~sstr0yai% b.
p5lN he tssfSd in tie United str h
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

Tx
NeN 81 N3fx.s4 his nasyfS the.
Fore on the elsctriea5 toy hts.
yeaF stlraeas gnai
fcT ! i sn#toymakesrs tsf
aiit tcr RI can con1peElsicn. pt q c
eis9lte Az ms tfeYsees Wiehsrc Or snc
~ An1e naeGtg alS of 3 1e2ttc
Ma
RefB aL4Ee IS 5ait
4e tosa e0lai "
tsiR ffDorEel tf2al Frs eas 1aAy
aa9 r'9' Hii Z fo}H 9n
sae ~ s III 4Ag&er IfAa
u! cSsn&i sloei'st H24ta eet ~HE p
Last yen 09rmsuy, Thte4 aas "
Wy Msoak EtAftae oA9e "a 80.
upV,V.e Worm Hue
TanKs set or .
-samalea Lac. l4a. %e
Feys Gna coe IN 2
ss5hYs ger Cit anly IS reeE-
IA s1e4 tbAt taSf yeafs ef&1 @ai5s OF
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

NsJg W. EtEHiIlO g0iUII"
That Loo go Jirornc Quinine. Look
IN the lgratura 81 d. N Grove. Ussd The
.Ylrla ser u tture Cold in One Day. 25e.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

IRIS Maud Pepoan,
Ap 20 9 zsH aar /
81 dp ie pthar
seae3 to search her
.,as her usual
d "a OF andiug Tie
ion % small change
atit hulLfrog.
Woke ler usnand
7 Nm ais Bad, intea1sng
as al ! joke, bit She.
iishad ort he aoor
! AZ }oirlne wceds ski
.rsue4 her and hoth
aarung got
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists.
o. the 5Ss locomotives in Roumania, ~
use petroleum Tor fuel.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

Fhs only substitute for San Do
ni,Lgo mahogary is that of East IN
asa N.Y.-52
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
Hnw,s ThiS2

tts sifer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor Eng case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Ialls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
go undersigned, have known F. j..
EAeaeg for the last IS years, and believe
bin4 pesfectly honorable in all business
uaD8aeli0ns and financially able to carry
cut sy ~abiigations made by his firm.
WALpIE9, KINNAN 4 MARVIN, Whole
sale druggists, Toledo, ..
AaiisC atarrh Cure is taken internally act
INK directly upon the blood and mucuous sur
faces ct the system. Testimonials sent free.
lhce. liz. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take HaiEs Family Pills for constipation.
New FORK City has lore restau-
rants JhGn any other city In the world,
and they represent the extremes Of
the good and the bad, with fewer of
the mia1le grade than either Paris or
'Londc4
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

The Duke OF Portland mas the largest
private picture gallery Il .le world
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
PiIes Cnred u 8 d 81 Days.

It requires 1920 stenographers to do
The Office business Of New York City.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

gfrs. ~ WIS Soothing Syrup for Children
ta~tt Ia 70 Gems thegums, reduces inhamma-
ter. ala ain cures wind collie, 25c a bottle
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any
case Of Itching Blind. Bleedingor Protrg1ing
Piles in G 20 "a dag or money REFUNDED. zoe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

Tie aeer ye length of life of the Iceland
szs Is 4 lie over sixty-one years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

.SGNEGM RrnrUTf ~ RsF

aasnsa alauuf vaEn sss'
susyieg Neshingfo 4 saz4 ael
Hlas Prof. aM is Not NeefssAi ss1w- l8
wabhige MI An ees
Slagie argue \ 3oked g. 9a5 s4s
sy ) and @ a ta2tal Teee No. ~ lesI
sy&sit hours Ia aaif Ut sree Etrane ~ s@7,
h We &uch N heae hsds desoses aii
egiaeisins aaIp nattse'a Ill rs 10 ssts
tnvesttgatll Ffnt atging En- So & snS'
ga 5s#ft9 aqat aonldE. salt III
y mo yNs sgt.owing dr. those sL
,d ng~a. 10y
Al sgiasag.essc s he exolasilnsassd late pan5
II Le agtea9 rising 1se tAsts seaf NM
1ses Wsvirg Aia HNfs fOsce lily sEEsta MI
u " sSE s sr8 In Il seIa1ircl 1
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
80 ARa
=
sr&...,

4 fans
mG9ai
Nssshinga
hg sh
faag hs 81
cgis HI
every WI
hi}s 4,
tatsI
tlis country
ls15 Inpmds
egAi paNi
ABB
ragtda1t
81 eted th
Sga los
sKfes Faai
f&r to Card
Hon
Piera
duss arci
The 4
Mgra g.
nfn aiisi
lea 81
tsh "a 4
6Uv
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25


taen pers4
bs firearms
! Two wer 81
aauentai GT
two W r
h deer, 4
hunter VIII
deer
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

H.. A W., ~ Esasn
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

ionst BE- an ai,
lastly band aqes III
n shoe sl.g Ehaf 81
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25
Critlclse. coilgs Men.

CEbgae e. Ri4sv pr
TIE ia 30 Tile and Trras
declaEed ia an asl 4
lee p.an does not stint"
~ eoabtR = sad liz mal
tfs u'aiuing tsriTea a Ge'
,saW sicG san aissnce ?
T0olo RS her naYe slsc Its
WAC ran do perean tf41 csc
can G9dln rerts Gao tHs. Fu,
.an} d sp 9f detail q vias he.
ya " l.an does u
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%'aShYg gtaIt, n. CA "a
dAre sng net best visies and 81
Az az be sentt0 tbs leYiy ~
eaed Parliament % y rEay, NJ
a srea ~ By 10th hsptses II Coh71kt
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-25

Baitinuse. Nd o see
low the lfYel o. -ta fEse 4 p9cal
ta3e forest. with tees ten to Gge ]
feet tag5 ana d4e'atp3
Fesaar Fcliiu Uhlar, u Geah9aT
ttit rc Fa 1nGay thCfana %s ass i
hAs basI ataearELe1. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19

emit Ioolf Gbilipp icin ciqCn uorn-
te, ooS nod friibcr @ol5ogen (bcotcr
bieB uno ictt aui ben iinplen Nomcn
r@oitipicl.3 better" bort. llnO }mor
nit oSeubolismo," einem troIicn
Welooromo bon gngelo 8itiucro, 0cn
Tie in Neu. Yorf oils Serfoilcr lcnc5
unoercn Welobromos vWtarto Of the
9omlonos," melheS Grloen 0'Nllbert
81 Dem benlnGhIt in Nep. 9orf i'm
yMetropoliton Opera Sorle" f0Qi9en
Muliforoma nSieilauo" be0ciitcrte.
9lm Gonneritog lit i'm gtelen lbeotcr
cine Stpeite ii5ilioniide Iruppe inter
2eituno BON Miimi Nguglios, nit Der
Groffnung zines @altipiels 9Ciolgt.
Sic lit ebenio grob ienlutioneu in liz.
rem Gorbietun9en mie ~oieieni9e @roi.
los.
Gem Shlieriee'S 9ouerntbcotcr lit
Die Gbre pes 9aiierbeiuhs 5u lbeil
g%emoroen. Sir Conrad Greber, oell
Batter Ser Shlicriee'r," bate aoiicr
@ilbelm bon jeber cine GoibIe.
Sn Wiinfan lit oas mGbreno Ser
Gouer Der 2onbes- ausiteuung DIT &c.
nonnte aiinitlcrtbcoter nit ciner
Seitporitellrng bes ,5oult" 9cidloi,
len mor6cn.
Am Softbeoter IN 8iasbooen bat
nEuter S%ucunous," cine relle bier.
atttge &omooie bon &orn, Die mGrnl.
lte alfnobme 9eiunbeu.
Iud I'M @iener 9urgtbeater fat
boS heiterc 2uitipiel Iie 2iebe woft"
bon GoilInpet ms GeflerS Den r0nls
liden Grfolg Ser liebenSUiirOigen
Seitcrfct er5ieli mie IN Berlin.
Ger befonntc Giolinpirtuoie Mar
tcou bat in 2cip5ig Mor &cgcr'S
nelleS Eiolin- Gon5crt nit beoeltens
Dem GriolG 8eipiclt. las ncueite
Opus bes fritftboren Gompunilten
bcgegnete benz gr0bten Sntereiie uno
sic &ritif nennt eS beoeuteno.
Sn San1burQ bot Gnrico Goruio Elm
ollf 5pei glbenbc bered)neteS @aitipiel
eroffnct mo Den ~gemobnten 9inlmel.
onitiirmenocn Gntbuliosmus erre9t.
Im fldmiihen SpernbaltS 81 9lnt-
pcrpen bat Seinri6 36aner's Sper
u6oult" einen idonen Grfolg crrllns
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Stdot Baltimore.

Gin junger BUN b t9ut.
- Milbelm Wfiler, Der lcd)9}cbniGb-
rige jutge Geutihc, Der ou letter
Wlittuo6 9toht nit 5ruei &oneroocn
in eillem @ogen i6loicn0 geilmoen
luuroc, lit BON Hifter Grammar Der
ct. Wforp'0 Snouitrieihulc iibermie
len morben. Ger Siin0IinG bate ben
Wunld) ollageiprohelL nu6 9eutld)z
lon0 5uriid5lltebrclL INN lciner Wtut.
ter ltno blinoen SdrpeIter belfcn 5ll
fonlen. GinponoerulgS- GommiiiGr
Sollis Z. WeiS bate iid) oea &nabcll
G%ngclton1nlen mo ibn1 9rbcit ullf e.
ller Sarm peridofit, ooh lpolltc CT
nidt orbeitcL mo lit nun ieinc
llcberfiibrung in Die Sn0uItriei6ule
Die Sol9e ieiner Soulbeit.
Weritoni dc M~iIIionGs
rim int SobnS 9opfinS.
&olpitnl. - lleber $500 Wcilct
reiite Senorito Gloiic Nimliolo, God.
fer bon Senorn Con Morie Niunlolo,
Der reidlten Srou in Wtcrifo, bon
Gbibuobuo bierber, INN iiH i'm So6nS
NopfinS -Solpital lpcgcu zines Siii.
tcnlciocnS %bcbonocln SIT lolien oil
Dem tic ieit mebreren Sobren leioet
mo bon Dem iie in Mierito nid)t fiji
rirt mcr0ell f~nlllltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Tcnfmal bel Stpng Euint.

EecfSpille, H..D.. IS. Oft. -
9lnIdblih Der @runoiteinle9ung 81
cilem Icufmol. meld)es sur Grinnes
rung an sic S1lodt bel Stonp Yoint
crridtet perOcr ioa, melde i'm BE
pollltionsfrie9e 10 ldpere Serlulte
brohtc uuo 5ur @efangcnnabme Der
@orniion BON Stonp Eoint ilbrte,
battep iif belltc picle n1ofJter Der
Rc~uolution" ci~ngeiunoen. 81 Dem
@runoltein mllrbe cine Wcooile I'M.
tergebrndt, nelde Dem General Nn-
tbonp @opne fir 1apicrfeit perlie-
ben lporocn lit, ipelde er nnlGBlid)
Der GinnoDme oes GrtcS bemieien
l,ottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19

oettlul8 trdgelL Die linn 5ltiogt. IS
jctAt Iif, BOB pic!e 9eute germ SPITE
oocr Miitcn trogcu mot,tcn, Die icst
bort lf)lucr ST. bobcn linb. "a bic
mciitcn Ycrtc BORT niht picl @elo bn.
ben mo nibt onriibcr @ci6cio Mi.
lrn. mas 9crobc Die n%eltcitc Mobc in
&iitcr it, 10 mare omcritouiiden So.
brltonten cinc quite @cjC1cnbeit &C.
botcn icBt ibrc Iiegcn gcblicbene1
0orr0tbe BORT obSllleBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
9lfs &ntcrmIrncr In Snft.

Gopington, 3d., 1S. Sftober.
Ger t9:id6ri9c Sobh $. aueril
mlIrOc gcitern 9lbenb inter Dent Ser
bodt, icinen Goter ermoroet 81 bo.
ben, ~bcrboftet. Ger Sobn, Der meb.
rerc Wollote pom Souie tort gcpeien
NOR, Durbe bel ieiner Hiidfebr om
Giciitog bon Ncitcm BON ieinem 90
ter iort9emieieL flr5 bepor man Die
len erldoiicn in ieiner @oGnln9 pora
fdno. IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19

PdHr fif's Musianb tefprat e.. Hatpe, s,r.
4f3, cl.Saitimpre.str., uate Gpltpm Ssufs.ASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
s ii tc iiir EIrfen.

aoniul Scluctt beridtet aus Sra.
pe5lnt, oaB tirtlide Sanber jebt Elm
eutes abiobgcbict fir Site bilocn.
gis sur ssieOcrciniiibrltns Der Son.
ititrtion woreu tilrfiide nntertbonen
uno aud ausl0nOer, Die in tiirfiiten
Sicniten itonocn, ge5ipuneen, ben
Seq gu trdser. Gas bat iest aufge.
bort uno Seoer fam oie Sophie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
Oils MDrbcrin auacflaat.

@oltbom III, WoIi., IS. Sftobcr.
-6rou Hoie Is. Silsbp muroe unter
Der 9(nfla9e beS Woroes Der @rorlo.
Sltrp ilbermieiel. Sic giebt an, ibr
Spier Clinton Gibbs erihoiien ST.
baben, neil oieier Den Scrilld mod)-
tc, in Oas 3immcr ibrer Sodter ein-
Ru0riloCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-19
@crmiidtc tclegrapbiid)e Sepeidcn.

Sn @otertoipn, N..Y., itarb
Ger Glteite @inwobner i'm norbliden
lbeile bes Stootes Nem.Dorf, Ger
Sarmer Snmes 9eottie aus SSwe.
gothie, ct. 2amrence- County, I'M
i.ottlideu 9llter bon 1902 Sabren unb
llelm Wonoten.
Sn Columbus, Co., bot Die
Surp bos gegen Senrp Woblep in
Samilton megen Woroes eriolgte
5ooesurtbcil fir ungiiltis erflart.
Mipblep cridoB ieinen Sfmagcr
Cooper s%Srl,itt.
Sn 5oQ Giper, Waii., fat lid
Der ebentolige Shifis.Gapitdn .. 9.
Wanton, Der 70 Sabre 5ablt unO gros
Bes @eiittbum in Boroguap, Siio.
amerifu, bat, trob bes @iDeritrebens
ieiner 8erponoten in Yropibence, nit
Der 43 Sabre olten Sarob e. Sart-
man BON Bbilaoelpbia, Die cine
Shriftltelerin iein ioa, trauen laiien
uno miro in ndhiter 0ode nit Der
ielben nod Siioamerifa obreiien.
= Sn Bottom lit 3rau q. s. Som.
aro 9eItorben, melde bie Hoae Der
y1opip" in Der eriten oramatiiden
g~eorbeitung bon rOnfel CONS Silt
te" creirt uno 40 Sabre lang in ben
Ser. Stoaten uno England geipielt
fat. Sic bot iiA in 1887 BON Der
0iihnf illrild ae3oaen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
TWO SCHOOLS FIXED
CAMDEN AND DADEvILLE ARE THf.
 WINNERS.
At short Meeting of the HiMh school Commission Yesterday, High
 Schools Were Located in
 !TallaDoOsm and Wilcox.


 The High School Commission, all members present. held a short session yesterday and decided upon the Ioca- tions of two high schools They are in Tallapoosa and Wilcox Counties. Tn the one. Dadeville was chosen as the site for the school, while in the other, Camden gets the plum The citizens and town authorities behind the propositions in both places promise building worth at least $lN.- GOO and both agree to furnish water and lights for a stated term of years They will also supplement the State appropriation of $2.000 per annum for the payment of teachers salaries and the maintenance of the institution. Governor Conner. State Superintend- ent of Education Harry c. Gunnels, and State Auditor W. w. Brandon, were present at yesterdays meeting. When they will hold another meeting is not known but 1t is probable that sometime in the near future they. will agree on a schedule of hearings In those counties where rivalry between towns for the location of the sites is keen.
 Whenever a garment becomes too badly sOiled to be sntisfactOriIy spOnEed and pressed, it should be steam-cIeaned.
 HOLTS DYE WORKS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
Tomorrow is Remnant Day at Nach-
 man & Meertiefss.

This fact is the leading announce ment which appears in the general ad- vertisement of this firm on page Is, and the values offered are of such real merit. that 1t Is believahle that every woman shopping bent" will visit the N & M. store before the day Is over.
 They are also quoting most phenom- enal reductions on practically thedr en- tire line of Ready-to- Wear Garments and particularly is this true of hand some voile and Panama skirts. This week will be the last opportunity to vote for your favorite candidates in the race for Atlantic City and Tybee Is- land trips offered by the store to the two women having the highest number of votes by Saturday night, May, 80, as the final count will be announced in next Sundays paper. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
N0TARIES FORLAMAR
BIC CROP IS PRODUCED wrru
 s SPEED.
In Order to Settle Court Hou.e Ftrht Between Vernon and Lamar
 Notarics are Named to -
 Take Amdavfts

That the city of Sulligent is in earn. est about trying, to secure the Court House of Lamar County was demon- strated yesterday when eleven of har citizens were appointed notaries ,pub- lie and will at once get busy in their patriotic c2use: Their main work will consist o1-eertifying to the signatures of the hundreds of qualified voters to the petition for an election.
 The petition was presented to the Governor last week by delegation of citizens. of Sul1igent They asked for the appointment of a commission for holding the election to determine whether the Court House shall remain at Vernon or be moved to Sulligent,
 There seemed to be some dispute as to whether the petition bore the sig natures of a majority of the voters of Lamar County. necessary under the law before the Governor can act. Tn order that there should be no mistake about the matter. being purely A nu- merical proposition. the Governor or- dered that afidavits be produced for each signature. showing that the same Is qualified voter under the laws of Alabama. As soon as majority of such affidavits have been submitted to the Governor he will proceed to the appointment of the commission.
 The adherents of Sulligent do not want to lose any time and so proceed ed to "fill up on notaries." Appiica- tions were filed with the Governor for several notary appointments. The ap- pointment of the following was an- ian;F".d esterday: J. W. Matt"x C NJ. Meeks. R. g. Redden, 4. L. Smith, A. S. Gray. A. U. Hollis. W. P. Lump. kin. T. M. Woods. F. W. Givens. J. B. Wilson and J. B. Black.
 Probably one of the objects. of Sul- ligent's haste in this matter fs to get the action of the Governor before Yer non begins the erection of the County, High School Building. once this in- stitution is put up and in full blast sort of permanency will be given to Vernon as the county seat. and 1t is believed that this effect is to be fore-, stalled by the citizens of Sulligent wao want an election prior to the building of the County High School which was awarded to Vernon in competition with Sulligent- a few days ago by the High School Commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
To Divide CIevelnnd Diocese.

Rome, May 2s.--It Is believed in Vat lean circles that the Cleveland Diocese rendered vacant by the recent death or Bishop Horstman. will be divided in of the new diocese. MonsiRnor Jno. tarrelly, spiritual director of the American College and Rev J. M. Jou- aeika, ono of the consuItors of the cleveland diocese. probably will be made bishop, the former of Cleveland and the latter at Toledo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
PLENTY OF PEACHES,
Very Favorable Reports from q Snuthern Orchnrdn.

Very Favorable Reports from the
 Southern Orchards.
 New York, May 23.-New York City will have a larger supply of peach es this summer than it has had in a dozen years, and the consequence will be lower prices for the consumer.
 Reports from nearly all of the South : ern peach orchards are favorable for both large and a fine crop, news from the Georgia raisers being particularly favorable.
 The same general favorable report comes from all of the peach raising sections. including the orchards in the North. There has been a strong ad vance in growth in all the orchards heard from with heavy foliage condi- tions. with a promise of protection against every danger excepting excess sive moisture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
CARD OF THANKs

desire to take this method of pub Hcly expressing my gratitude to the ladies and gentlemen of Tilden, Ala, who so Kindly assisted me in my recent afftiction. extend my heartfelt thanks to those who. when the cyclone swept away my house, and everything I pos sessed, gave me sustenance, furnished my house again. enabling me to start afresh.
 Cyrus B. Warren (Col.).
 Ellis Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
PRICE OF CONVERTS.
Baptdsta Paid Nine Dollars for Eacl
 New Member

"@t1 1VHHH0 AIUAAWFH IOF EMGN
 New Member.
 Oklahoma City. Ok, May 23.-Con- verts to the Baptist faith are won in Oklahoma at a cost of but $9 each. a record in economy surpassing that of any State or Territory, according to a statement made at today's session of the Northern Baptist Convention by Rev. c. J. Stalcup. representing the Home Mission Society in Oklahoma An impressive memorial service wa held this afternoon In honor of the late E. E. Ohivers, D. D.. formerly field secretary of the Home Missionary So- ciety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

--Mr. Hyatt H. Brown, minister is charge. Sunday School, 4 D. m: even ing prayer and sermon, D. m. Choir practice with lecture on the church. 1880 on Thursday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

The Josephine Hotel at Union Springs, Ala, will change management the first of June. Will be fixed up, and give to its patronage the proper service after that date. -su-At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

HaI1 Street Baptist Church. corner Hall and Lake Streets, Rev. ,. B Bra- ham, pastori residence. 302 South Hail Johnson. Superintendent: Thomas Scott. Assistant Superintendent PreachinT at meeting 2:30 pm, W. J. Smiley, pres. and Thursday evenings at 7:3e. Every services. /
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24

old Ship A. M. E. ZiOa Church. Hol. eombe Street-Preaching at II q. m, and T:30 D. m.