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Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
 Sucsr For Wounds.

Powdered sugar has long fgu1i amoug the means emplas ed for dfeS< ing small superficial wounds hnt i German surgeon las employed i q. vanta seaasly oH reee.t wounds and ' particular on surgical wounds. I'd tflis purpose Ift tiee* eraHHlated sassss7 wh.sh hss leen first sleeilized al 4 | eeeas C. -r} ta which per cent s saleyHe acid hls keen added
 spFiaslegl duuulautiy niJh this ul tue. tHa uotHls= are quickly eaFeA Nlth eaaan-atiens If al exeel.eat ls.s.f.s.lzte sad aee not ioag ia elosl. When I. k question of deep If asl ged wounds which require drainH- iAe German surgeon introduces iaa the sat;a rereha drains eylindnal sticks sawed out of q sugar loaf Fl thea filed round. which have lsa| soaked for several months in abseit alcohol salicylated at ? per cent
 Sugar dressing is counter indlcs'aI in presence of foul. suppust wounds or those with tendenfs hemorf haze. It must also be enPe's only with precaution when there 2 ists a tienUded os.seeus surfafe. strong drying effect of the powder ing capable in these eases Of prodb' necrosis.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
The Craze Over er,aoe Whist.

Then The goaa lad9 went GU to tell hm what bridge had come to be. how people played f ou trains ali the way tfnm New York h san Francisco. how thet had taties Ia their aatez and played while they were touring over the world
 aonee." she said. T look party 10 .ep the Amcrita.s cup races of sandy Hook. and Nhea ae got back fo the per some one called Who Wouf and the answer WIS Mrs BHlys ahead but we're going on :his evening teuk parry af friends through the Mediterranean and np the NC and ee Hss,l Venice aad taira and thr aAf4#ds ard file saes canal Hnd lhes aefer once booked I'D fbev wef, psasiug bridge And you thfHh I'm ink sag. h8t ! aean lust lilcraIh Vhat say 1 knaN Il u4uh who Mhs trHNel Ing from New York to Philadelphia ana got Into game with some s-ran gers and role al the way ta Palm Beach to finish lfft- Upton Sinclair ln American Magazine.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
PrSsertmsnts.

A There seems f9 be nu GouAi z bota the tig and the ctewA pri#z Portugal had some Sert ef preselltias' that something WAS going Q h5iafAl l.lsaen on tue cay of the mufnf day or two before when slS,'ias cree giving SenIor Franco fata powers his majesty sstid noagailsa T have q premauitian thai p ins this decree I am signing ily s1 sentence. But il does moi an much. .
 Before the departure from VIE cosa. too. the crown prince ordesss horse for his usual morning ride ''It is a fine day. your roya' s.] ness. remarked the groom brought the steed And you aFs 7 to have fine weather in Lisbon Perhaps" the crown prince ip quietly. but l wish were ao' there" Nor were there ether bad wanting on th:.t fatal day ne train had a breakdown. which de'a it an hour. And as the royai stepped ashore the cathed'a. were tolling for a funeral-b Mail
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
TURBULENT BRYAN.
|. City That Is Sad 10 Have Been
 Pounded by Noah.

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 In liarpel II W NevHzon tells of his yislt te t6e aneient city = Etlvaas m thc fuucasus near Mount Nrarat. one of tue cites said io be founded hs Senh
 sEtleHn Itself gathers ID the post dluyiun HisferY of ihe land for II was one of the Two ar three cities in this oeiehhathaad founded ty Saab and lt is uil celebrated fur hts vintage 8any intermediate eeafafIes have been last te init but fef fhe lasi thou sand teafs fl fessesses il tafhHlent rec ord of raids and eo0uter fa.ls sleecs Intaslous md m8ssaeres- taf r hns sfool us tbe eeft cvntef af shr ArHraf hghlands aHHd Whlh Persiaua Hnd Turks Rus@ahs NfmenItns and Tar tal- haYe canevfgpd
 "AH fh8 is eeaH'4fal Ia fhe tewa Is tefziau atiii tn the midst hehial the darkcned aiteHs and ta2eras of the bazaar stands Persian mosque. with minarct vi Ntfh rHameira bricks that aeam ike jewels The place k 4 great school If the Shlah form of lslam and k built in great quadrangle with the cells of tea# hers deNu the sides and kind af sss mosque at each end like an open ait fhentcr tn shape, but eor geonsl, deeef4ted with paintings and mosaic- ef eighteenth eenNfa work
 "iu tHhaH ffeeH s Ii mast If these frontier taNHs art villages The Tar tars hate sne,z ze,,lcd The Pefstans as the representatives of Asis and lSlain Their spreLal quarter sfands above the rcst of tle laNu -Npar4r1 rum Y iA an interval f ,ncNarl. Hul eataen Acids feeH e#f ,uaaee gt ptd lhes have sweH e0n as1iu and aEaiu le the lAst Two Nears fof the smnsllfef and ieet ef AaHtnians Their taSt eHlA h#A # 49f*d euis q naHth befAee l arrived A#A | wAs thought unsafe for 2 Christian to he seen In theit stucts But probably they rcgardssi me as tue harmless to be religious. for they let tue wander a> pleazesl among their houses and to the sefy tep of thelr hlll
 s0nly ia descending from this Tartar quarter ef Eflsan did gel my eae sight ef Arams Al day II had heea hidden in snow aud tempest. but just after sunset l saw 1oae Of purple among the clouds, which was the solld mountain For time the base and top remained hidden. but gradually the summit cleared aud the vast cone stood visible there alone and gray above the world Then for few sec onds it ttos the fading flush of sun set. and the snews giowed with ros, crimson Darkness drew in. and sgale it vanished in the whirling storms that have beaten upon il all these ng's that great mountain which dominates the history and imagination ef young naank tpi l"
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
NEW B7-EcHES EUoY.
The Cevi.s Cen g. usea as y,a .
 ni-as ss n Csv

Aft7r havlnS eesn n rsa f3r e- ceatrrv without isirro~arert ]. e.saage. the beeeeses Hasr usad h- ea2ized lie saving crers bas -. been improved by device ,ag. s.. bean adopted hv tse United S;atsx =. saviag seTvice The lIain ajR--.. with tha brooches baov as ters;.f... constructed has teen that a. ns... when it left the shore 10 one krs- definitely where | was. whether ft k.4 reached the wrecked ship c7 po. .. whether any one had got in nnlass X, mariners had lights oil the vessel
 John W Dalton Of Gloares... known to mariners all along the Ma. sachHsetts coast. k the inseHtor nf fs. leYice. The Improvement ansstias comprises. speaking in genera! terms small ease monHted ea an inflated rs Der enshion and surrounded hT fss. small hollow posts when are aIfi4ea : the rubber cushion hHoy and on top | slaa-. steel spreader
 Tn tha ca.e Y a storage battery tk,s onaFaEps 2 set .. lamps. Oue l5ebt greco one. shows toward the sbs. wreck when the dt7ica K started s.. to the vessel The ofher li-at. q Rsas che. shows down through he rabs. cuzaion iafo the hfe..eats. enabling |. sfi9wfetaea peoIie 10 ste how to 2. ta tbe apparatus Ansi3H hite k saaW= t81ara the shore ahJH |. aeeae.es buoy s aeat.H5al when taa. a8 t3rHs H Hr-4' nj. gs. Gaz 2 f3 Whi'n 1iu Wurl tde seHsef is lsuee
 t@sf fae aa =aFssam wHea ss lHaef Aes hH r#S ~aH onI t1 TT t s afHe sMlea hack to inc .ass bV ne Elfe e1veFs 9salF it ha1 reacasI Hs desfiaa faa Now The position ,. aHa keea laey ni}l aiwaFs E known t these an shore and ea a. wreck Fbr Z cen li@ht maeins tavs the vessel rufeif tesls the ~bpnNs ct Ha7spH gers thst tein < at hand ss eneagra ges them n hoid on nntil is bgoy reaches them ts soon as one the iaferilcd mafiaers gets into X brooches the red light signals to thss on iand to haal the passenger ashqn
 Tie rutler cushion prevents the s eupant Ee.ov- from heinz injured ' the block striking him while bes. dragged thror@h the surf Nenss If persons have been severely iuiafsl while being saved from wreck hg IA big iron trave'er block as the yess lurehel back and forth. Scientis: American.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
4 ftsmsliks pesteMee.

Hungary seen,s te kne@ how te keep her postal department employees hap
 py and centented In letter from Budapest correspondent says that "the special festure of the department is the importance gi,cq to social tnsti
 tutions within its own walls In the new promises connections l,sckup cah
 inets have teen provided for all sery, ants There k also no need for any one to leave the promises for fos,d ol newspapers seeing that an elaborate buffet is open day and night whene men may at nednced charges obtain all they ne,d. sue all the ratVrs and ie their writlas ln addition ta this | large number of hesu,lfuliY nit,~l l.Sl
 rooms have bcvn provided far the u>e of the night star during their periods .; rciief There is al~e a iseNrsshiag sick aid s0eiets. at which iassA cases were treafeA free last year hs eminent physicians tsnv choral society. sports club. casino aHd an additional pssuSien assn. iatlan. which within six months uambered more than 6osa members
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Rash Rogers Experience.

fonltncy kigelow. author and jour nallsi. has q chicken farm.
 -l hope We >nooeed with the farm hope our experience won't tao ( ,,S,,- ly resemble that of my old friend. TIo- ratio Rogers. s..ll Mir Bigelow.
 Rash Rogers lived iu the suburbs. on the suburban train one morning he said to me. with a soar laugh:
 Ne got something nobody else has got. Mr, Bigelow'
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
A oe.smi.sie v..~.

\ farmer was anxious that his son should ls.cogne minister. and for thls iaudable end he seat him 10 college for four Nvsrs To hls great disappaini sneut. the youth talked at the ministry and set himself ap as n horse trader. rh. ald farmer told his grief u | ueieaiser who however. took more ops ps5assse view
 On ! wouldn't feel badly about that Ae >-sid As hoss trader Riil NH rFatss6ly lead mare men to re l~nmuee than he ever would have as a plsaaeA.sr
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
His lime Unit.

His Time Limit.
 \ gil @ot on ! Cleveland street car carryiug ohe of those mufs tie size of an ordinary aassoek. She had only oue hand ill the huff A young man sitting next b her took advantage of the opportunity to slip his hand into tue unoccupied end of the huff
 1he girl turned upon him severely Il could have you arrested for such Il ia miliarity9 said she but I'm from Bos lon. and propose to keep calm Now. Fl just giss you ten minutes to let go of my hand
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Too Much of !. Good Th.ns.

slse gel the very thing yon want saih fbe stablenan to ruraisi in searsh nf horse. .a thoroughgong Toad hefse Five years old. sound as quaa Sl15 cash down. and he goes fen ialze> without stepping
 Ile purchaser threw his hands sky ward
 Not f1r ma" he said mot for me Vaa tf eif you ] cents for him itees#t iHiles out 5u ae eeintry. au4 ftf fl5 Ta walk back two niles
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Pie. saia the ,eatrY e9ad natured ly Apfe pis gIa4ea E.t*s
 "po yoH know who am
 NO. said fhe sentry. @nness you're the majors groom"
 Guess 4ga!ii
 ''Ibe barber from the villagef" "No
 May k" here the sentry laughed "matbe you're the major himselft" That's rigat am the major" was the stern reply
 The Hfry scrambled 10 his feet. "Gond gracious" he exclaimed Hold tine pie, Nil yon, while present arms
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Ills q Justice

grandson of GoNernos e#as If Iowa i~ Haf permitted f. ea3 9tazeanHts. hut when visiting in She of aefgbfserins fesattee ihe essszs t,r,.svnge.i hiH with oue n; iiatssz =zfsfs'-'s. and he ate it With per fest ee As yitssit
 A aaHi have gone well had nat n oVeaI Isst4s#egssg- seuse af hlS obligations mastered ihe culpfit Curious invesfi Satloals were tue natural outcome N hea he sald his usual prayer that night aud then hesitAntly added thls brief hat discriminating petition.
 Aud and please bless Aunt Cora $ htresl giri iipplncofts
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
auallEei Ear Rrrr,, tion-

strulltu- ai5az uis ,alap in tho phil. ini ines oue dlx= tie cainHel came Hpon ote ol 'li~ ts.ls Ing q monkey
 Colonel ~s#sl i4#s. e.iitefs sthfs is ihe masl retafrsal.is iaaukcY i eyer saw Nh ae c.u falze stick and go through the laaatsa uf arms almns, as vel us oue ef tHe SoldierS.'
 .Sh." oautiaaesl ille colonel. giaucin- about in great alarm "poa't tel any. body SappoStss tlie war department heard of ii, They Il make him briga dier general Every body's.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Not What He Came For.

\ snsaa boy was fishing sunday and accidentally tumbltd into The creek As aH aid uaan ea the bank was help ing ha aut he said How dld you ean4e to fan in the river. my little man.
 T didn't come to fall in the river came to tish "-Laslies Home Journal
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
 Observing Essuiasssss.

! Isa naIi0nal eaanfsmaa was en >eutTs ints one night during als fFst eHsanannent whea friend brought him | Hse fr,sm the eaHteea. As he saE ia the -sass eating the pie see major saaafered ID n aa3ress- The seatFs. hot ps-sSaizing hlaa. dsd aos salute. and the 1aF sseaped and sad
 ~M sats ,.sas you have tAereT
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
ttons ana-Ime.

noI5le7uer riding through West irSfflf 5s#Hsf5-tiI' i#tHli fi#f.tifftaiaeei= leis'rslt a#f IL. hesA af R.gs
 "N 8erg asg Ea0 driving Che pigs tota as6ei .Ie rider
 .v3Ut ia faetHre to tattea 'efu bit "lsuf 4 IsHaAfN -inW #gh fa fltlen them ea ss4zss ta where ! came from ee iea AeH aHzaad feed them on corn II saves I iat Us Ume
 Hen AAtt.s ttne ta haWg EY. cry bulA
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

EE.SHEzfGaN. The H#aH seea# 8ae fIFiBs in lte ano Ma achieve F f=efaHe lt F sHe fEut 5 sla s,s ks tif things V7srezHr onl5 from the hopes Wa4eh 8raaHe
 a4Ha lArf.n rtHfef4 A I'll la tae VI taa st 0G tlaE existence and s.as u1tHial rha asfh IL puss4ez sl.l trs esesela.
  fn fH vision is happier fEr Than Af se whose coarse. dSea
 Hdt staH5 Is e7 star distracted in turn and
 
 Owen Meredith
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
The Byron D Bugbee Corporation,

The head rostnfasto furthermore. real iziag how difHeait il was for the poorer employees to e6faln cheHp houses lu tue city tnade arrangements for them To secure such houses in suburbs
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
episranas by Andrew Carnegie.

Wealth lesS5fIS rather 9H3H increases hamau happiness MiliionaIres who hugh are rare.
 To educate the people is the founda- tion of all true progress. They'll do the rest themselves
 never sas miserable don't see how any man can be If be does what he feels to he right
 ITO save and to serve. hot 10 maim and destroy that NH he tie text af the hero by and by
 Tae on3 sure way Q keep ~the sub merged teatHs feom dra@aHs k n teach theta t3 svim }ar saasaselves
 oiI age saaeH te s.eut nas in max ing trilck zzstir.'' htit iu making sood use of what has hecH acquired
 Itere ls Ha herl,age like being born ppor 4hc ia3der~ an3 teachers of thls uat.ea cam f9am the naar
 WaHai father be sranlsan to one who eould teaea me to make shoes than
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Black Ores SGoods

Fine voiles. mohairs. brilliantines, nuns veilings. eordura cloth. sefges II l cashmeres Prices 5le up to i .5a per yard
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

ssSai'ened day and night the torment of itching piles. Nothing helrsd me Il iii u>eilAaan '>OintneNt II caresi Ill permanently Hon. John k Gar ell. Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Have 5oa. isash 7 s4AI -T-- is HT
 We'll said Rogers. I boush, .s. daiaar ineulatoF iast month. f.a, <. worth af eg-s ia it and hatrbas ..ls s.s bluea.oite Gy
 ..ae :rowus-sl then sighed.
 .es. he Sa.d I've gof the <. sixfs Gre dollar b.aele.Le S word
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Re Wanted Six Days oa.

near sir lla net trouble yourself dld dare to make letter te year sa isiior authority according my some business with yeu. Now Sir. l an. nouoce you that | am sick. my sickness is headache X seasickuess To ,iAy want to find and asking cure and healing by or with the rhisician for hs healthy and sound. because can not snYer this Illness Now Sir en oest you and pray to permit me atout six days, before 1 do my duty nrst like heinx ready and robust Hereby l heseeSh you again ta eaneetie Ine your permission tn slx days. se that shelter and creuchiug under your at tentive protection Therefore. I will he !n gysod spirits If my letter will re- esive favorable consideration Your student Riank Letter of Sfrsst Car Conductor to Superintendent. Quoted tn Manila Times
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Had Missed IL.

~wbst a7e you crying fos, my poor little ooxs v said a man b crying boy 'I'a fesl downstairs ''
 ~Iiont take en s0 my boy. He'l get better scon-~
 That isn's it. Sister saw him faa al the way. newer SAW aaaen~
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
4 Literal Result.

! ae =ir vas asked te Rrs.. setlf.sfs.-e conrafning the v-or,ls sas. elisI and af1CT some eT0rt ere.ss.z. tho following: -0Er ueigliars s chased n4y kitty. and as sh.. Fan n,.. the p9rrh he hit Der end -I Is... cott.s.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
The - Scrap Book
Well Suited

Do vaH think yeHr iaHglitcr and are suited. to earh 5IfiIer uadauie ask ed the prospective bridegroom
 "oh. spiendidiy HaHgut you very fine Eead .oice md =!s3l Mary dread fnHy hurd of hrari1 =
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Tn. Witty ss,..sls,.

Now. Y there X any scientific ques- ton that any af my friends would ike to ask. lsg uf thsm not te hesitate shall tc eals tee happs ,e answer any inquiry In mN power said the scientist conde>e~ndmg at the leS~ ture,S end
 An oid lady n spectacles that gave hsr | severe, stern t,s,,k Fssss ass,l said
 ~Mhy do wet i,a icav.vs kin rs,aohes v
 RfSaaSe uIasiaIn hen | mach eeaies aerss>s wet tra leaf he Savs. 'tIeste, heev'S blanket. sna wraps aimss,il ai ln |. catches co,a anu dies. said tas uurssiis,i professor qaiskiy.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
CHILDREN'S w ash Ores ses

h ginghams. perea e, madras and ea atean cloth. made Russian jumper and sHi9r dresses. Sizes from 10 II yeafs Prices eae ap to 1 5O
 K and E blou-es for beFs. the satisfactory kiad soft aAd laan- defgd blodses. Prices 5te, 75e and Ia0
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Fine nuns vellings, in the latest shades of blue. tan, brown and old rose. 36 inches wide Our price 50c per yard
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
oWHee ? oo

L8ugsf.s sa4 tailored eai.ts in "nHe and fancy stupea lsha, fhfse quarter and long siesges, 8a.tou front and back
 PfIe.s f.om q sp to oo
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Spring Medicind

The best is Hoods Sarsaparilla. It Is the best because 1t does the most good.
 While 1t makes the blood pure, fresh and lively, 1t tones the stomach to bet. ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu- lates the kidneys and liver, gives new brain, nerve and digestive strength.
 An unequaled list of eures-4o, ,o6 tes- timonials in two years proves its merit.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Fine stiss Enbfotdefy aaa tacks q Lingerie Hsfsfs, sn5ft sise7os button in ag
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

SaFSdtabS-Fer these whs prefer medicine n tAsief tcrxa. feae >NrsAp1 Is BOW ruf pp fA sAecot1tsss fahssfs called >arsatahs sS well As sn tns esaai agsss@ form >arsatahs have idemti- zSAx tAe sAl@S curative properties he f5gnSa form, t-es1ties Serarsry Of dose. cnpsraenee c- esssts - thtke t14u< igsSS ty corporation tr,ak- sss CT ie~2As~ Sosa " arnggsst~ sept hy mail
 Ss l. Hoo. Go t5s~eHL Mass
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Dress Goods

The latest mohair dress goods in self color stripes, all this season : newest shades. 36 inches wide Our price 50c per yard.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Self color stripes and plaids. this seasons must popular dress fabrics, in all wool and mohair fabrics. Our prices 75c and 1.90 per yard.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Exclusive dress patterns, in : h eks plai Is. and silk wool novelties, ! yards each pattern. 0af price 1 DO per1f3d
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01
Toilet Necessities

Colgate Tale Powder, 25c size Our price lae.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-01

Women's Tailored Suits in the newest fabric and ,hade7. semi-Gttea coats and full side pIaited ,kffs Price. from i2sso to 3oz4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-22
SITUATION HELPED
RAGE FINANCES
 IMPROVED.
C.vsa,n O. c. wiley VIII Pay sherf Term Assessment--The ezs4oo
 win Be Raised.

Tha announcement from Troy yester- aav that Captain o. c. Wiley would not of;sct to inc increase of the assessment for the short term candidates Tor con rregs from S200 to s4oo relieved tne second District Congressional Commit ts~ of considerable embarrassment.
 T1He assesgment was fixed by the Committee at $20o. At that uIue !, E "af thought certain that there woul1 .sry,, uS ns least two candidates for the snort sei A.s hui 1t now appears that the name = os O c, wiley will be the only one on Thy ballot for the short term
 Thomas ]. Hall has fully aualineu s.s ns a candIdate for the long term: HE HE easeesrnent of $500 was paid m Wlsa the gtatement that interested lrlene~ hsd raiaed the amount for him. that ne .o,,Id make the race unhampered S,ha yraa R. Bricken is the only other ,a,,didate who had paid the S50o en- t-arca fac. StiIl the other candidaLes avs several days in which to make ene payment. . 4ha cor9res- .,nraI Comunittea will not have 10 pc caIled together again to grappIe w.n ts..a tsranetaI situation. There are Tour annannced candidates for the long term
 .a thnir total assessEnent will furn- sss tha committed with s2.000. The short assessment will pc $AvV, nnaA>shs .. 4s, 2 the total of $2.4oo asked TOT sl,s " ane coTnnnittae This will hardly bc enoukn for the cost of the primary ou. eno conntttes thinks 1t can sauces" through on #.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-22
sToRna AT GOLD HlLL.
p.u And Wind Damage The Growing
 Crnp0.

HAA1 Anu NSAAAA@ -
 opelika. Aug. 2f--(Special )--9oio Hill, a prosperous village anout e,eN9a .. miles from Opelika. was visited oy severe wind and hall storm Tnufsday Afternoon, which did much damage :" cotton and other late crops
 Some fields of cotton, which prom ised large yields of the ileecy ss@ptI; I.,tI; ara novv practicaify worthlesss and VIII hardly pay For tne trouDlo !" ing the crop.
 George Harper, a negro. who some ttme ago killed his wife. by shooting her with a shot gun, has been in- dicted by the grand jury of Lee County for murder in the first degree ana ms case has been set for trial "Wednesday August 26. this afternoon, but the cotton croh In this section has been so badly dam aged by the. drought and hot weather. that 1t is feared the rain has come loo late.
 The wilson-Jernigan oil Company has been incorporated, with a capital stock of s25.0o0, all of which has been paid in. Their place of business VIII be in Opelika-
 The Baraca Glass of the First Metho- dist Church, at a business meeting Of the class, elected the following of- ficers for the next year: Forrest Woods, President; N. B. Jones. Vice President; James T. Hamilton. Secre- tary: VIII Davis Jr.. Treasurer: J. K. Simmons, Press Reporter. and John K. Watkins. Teacher.
 Professor Augutus Bogard, who was elected by the opelika School Board, to succeed Professor John B. Chapman. as vice principal of the Opelika Pub lie School, has given the board notice. that he cannot accept the position. as he will teach elsewhere.
 L. c. Dorriety and family of Union Springs. will move to opelika on or about October 1.
 Hon. John B. Lyons. Judge of Probate of Lee County. has gone to Wadley. where he will organize a Masonic lodge.
 Henry Hawkins, has returned to his home in opelika, after having visited Chattanooga and Birmingham