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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-08

Golden Medical Discovery. That this
is absolutely true will be readily proven
TO your satisfaction ii you will, but mail
postal card request to DR.. R.V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. y, for free copy OF his
booklet of extracts from the standard
medical authorities, giving the names
OF all the ingredients entering into his
world-iamcd medicines and showing
what the most eminent medical men OF
the age say OF them.
Cures Woman'S Weaknesses.
We refer to that boon to weak, nerv-
oua, suffering women known as DR..
Pirrce's Fayorite Prescription.
Dr.. John Fvfe one OF the Editorial
staff OF The ECLECrIC MEDICAL Re-
VIEW SAYS OF Unicorn root lHeiOHt0S
Dioica) which ia one OF the Chief ingre-
dents OF the "Favoritc Prescription" ::
IA remedy which invariably ret IS utter
iue inv guratOr makes for normal nc.
tivlty OF tic Cntire reproductive system"
lie continues in liClputas We have q nedlc1-
nicnt which more fully answers the above
purposes than d3lV Oticr dhJ run rhtch am
acquainted. In tho truatmCutot diseases pc
culiar to women it Is seldom that case Is
seen which does not present some Indication
for this remedial ngent" pr. Fyfe further
says: The following arc among the leading
| Indications for IclOn.aS Unicorn root. Pain
or aching In The back, with lcucurrheB !;
atomic (yycak) conditions OF tho reproductive
organs OF womrn, mental depression and ir-
| ritabiliiy. associated with chronic diseases OF
| the reproductive organs " women rOnsl ant
sensation OF heat IN the region of the kid
\ nrys; ucnOrrhariH iEGod'nEl duo TO weak
\ cred condition Of the reproductive system !:
| ameTorrhcu Suppressed or absent monthly
periods. arising from or ACCOMMODATING an
| abnormal condition OF tho digestive organs
\ and ancmic Chin blood hatit; dragging
| sensations in the extreme lower part OF lhe
I abdomen
| Ii more or less Of the nhoye sYmp::
I tOme q e: Elgcss&Gpt--t--.-In&nl lL&.9mQlC1Q
! % nesLec.-i,lall t!4ke Dr. PieLcc-s tay3r :
1 lie preEcrlpg lGmA one 81 The leading ":
Er5aial ii which is g9ElrG4i.-,nr:
( HelQniass and thc-Ir.cdic1l no pert tess- 81
! Which n most faltLll!!llyy -rcRElcscDis.-----
/ Ot Golden Seal root another promi-
nent ingredient OF rFavorite Prescrip-
ton" Prof. Finley Ellingwood, NJ. D., OF
/ Bennett Medical College, Chicago, says
VIt Is an importa ant remedy IN, disorders OF
! the womb In all catarrhal conditions
aud general cnfpublcment, IL Is useful.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
faithfully represents the above named
ingredients and cures the diseases for
\ which they are recommended.
4 DR., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are Tie
originGI Little Liver Pills, first put up
4 by old DR.. Pierce over 40 years ago.
1 Much initiated, but never equaled.
! Easy to take as candy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-08
lAcKsoN nAY BANQUET.
(Ry s. w Press Association

ST. LOUIS. Jan. s,-The anniyer-
sary of Andrew Jackson's victory at
New Orleans viii be celebrated with
great banquet tonight by the Ten
nessee Society of st. Louis, which
includes in itb membership many
prominent Mlssouriana, including Cove
eFnor Eel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-08
NOTICE 70 srocKHoLpsRs.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of Marion Planning Mil COM
pany will be held at the company
principal office, 214 Jacobs bulk
in the city of Fairmont, Marion couls
ty. West Virginia. on Wednesday the
18th day Of January, 1905; at ID
o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of elect
ing a Board Of Directors, and for the
transaction of any other business thar
may lawfully come before said meet;
ing.
MARION PLANNING MILL Co1PA tsif
BY S. RAY H0EBERr,
Presidents
Attest:
JAS. A. MEREDITH,
Ssan,.afoJsxy la.5 Asilfsal3 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-08
CRUSADE AGAINST MODERNISM"

(By S. w. Press Associationl
BOSTON. Jan. S.-A crusade against
what Pope Plus has denounced as
modernism" will be inaugurated at
the meeting here next August Of the
American Federation of Catholic So
cieties. plans for the great gathering
arc already under way and It Is eX-
pecteI that leading dlFnitarics of the
Church in this and other countries
will attend. What are termed modern
errors of thought and conduct includ-
ing the agnostic and nationalist spirit,
the higher criticism, socialism and d.
vorce VIII be the subjects Of the most
vigorous attack ever made by the
Catholics of America.
West vtrginian want ads pay. TRY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-08
TIE FARMER WIFE

ey careful She scads thoroughly after using
gives bath it She knows that il her chun is
the butter that made in it, The stomach is ehurn
stomach digestive and nutive tracts performed
which like the churnng butter Is rot
apparent then stomahchurn foul makes foul all which
lsSput into It'll
evil Of foul alone the bad taste in the mouth
tile but the corruption Of the current
the dissemination of disease throughout the body Dr.
c Golden Discovery makes the and foul stomach
sweet does what the washing and sun bath do for
the Enthusiastically every tant coruptng clement
IN this way it boches piIes eupon scrouous swengs
sores open eating all humor diseases arising from
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-08

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one and see.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
TATT-PRTTCHARD.

ws~a3~@@n@N Atmore June s--lspeciall--J. o. Tait of this place and Miss Elizabeth Frit- chard of Pensacola were married at the home of the brides parents, we'd nesday evening at 3 o'clock
 The wedding wa sto have been on an elaborate scale. but owing to the des- perate illness of MT. Taits orother' who is lying at the point of death with typhoid fever. the plans were apah- doned. Rev. J. Rentroe curry, pas.os pss'e. of the Baptist Church here, performed the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Tait arrived In Atmore on the early morning train,
 John F. Odom, son of MT. and Mrs. T. w Odom of this place, died of ty- phoid fever at Samson Monday ana the body was shipped to Atmore Tues- day where 1t was taken in charge py the parents, and taken to Poarch where interment took place Wednesday' The deceased was about twenty-three years of age and had been for some time em" ployed at a logging camp. His father was with him last week but being com fident that his son was eonValescent ne came home Sunday relapse caused the young man to grow rapidly worse and death came before any Of the family could reach him.
 T. H Pritchstt has returned from Flnchpurg, where He haS SSNi' 'N' SN''S time.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ellisor. Misses Mary Gaggett and Ellen Lowery are among those who are attending the Epworth League Convention in Selma.
 Mrs. A. P. Smith and children have returned from a visit to Pollard.
 Miss Ora Diamond has returned from Selma where she has been attending school
 Miss Annie Freeman has gone to New Orleans to spend the summer.
 Mrs Alex Smith and little MISS hutn Lee have returned to their nome 1T whistler afte ra visit to Mrs A D. Webb.
 Miss Anna Mae Mccoy is attending the Epworth League Convention al Selma =.
 Miss Ethel Gordon. who has been a' school at Meridian has returned home
 Miss NsalIe Kettles and Bessie fAFlsI wer here Monday ana Tueseas l route to Daphne. While here the! were the guests of Mrs p. Q. Bursor Mrs. F. O. Nelson Is visiting ne parents at Bay Minette Miss Nell Curtis has returned irot Marion where she attended the Jnd son College.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
BeautsfuI Wedding Ceremony tn A1s-
 rengo County.


 xeng0 County.
 L.irden. June B.--tSpecial. )--At the palatiai home of the brides motheE' Mrs. Emma Mercer, in. Jeherson, ocy cured a quiet wedding "Wednesday at- 9eruoon at 5.30 o'clock when Dr. Wal ter M. Laird of Lindenf and Miss Dora l.. Mercer were married by Rev. J. .. Harrison, pastor of the Linden ana Jefferson Methodist churches.
 The large parlor of the Mercer nome was tastefully decorated for the occa- sion with cut flowers and evergreens. The shades were drawn and the tWi- light scene added a beautiful solemnity to the occasion which was very impress sive. There were no attendants ana only the immediate family and small number of invited guests were present to witness the happy union Of two very popular young people.
 immediately after the marriage the bride and groom left for theie future residence in Linden accompanied by the few. young people who had gone from this city to attend the welding.
 The bride, as Miss Mercer, has been very popuIar in this section and ts both beautiful and accomplished. The groom has resided in Linden for several years and nurnbe his friends by the score. He is young man of exceptional aol- ity in the dental profession and has the confidence of all who know him The happy young couple will be at home with MT. and Mrs. Garland Kirven on Court Street In Linden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
RECEPTIONS AT GREENvlLLE.
Delightful Functions Given tn hOnO
 of Visitors.

DellRhtEuA FuActADne 1AN~ N1 ~~~-N~
 of Visitors.
 Greenville June 5-(special)-Mrs' w T. Thagard entertained yesterday aftarnoon in honor of her cousin, Mrs. Eva Fl. Reynolds. of Highland Home If was the first social function In her beautiful new home, and was a oe- lfghtful affair The lower floor was thrown together and the dainty interior was further adorned by protuston or palms and ferns, the use of cut flow CTS forming a different color scheme for each apartment
 Fruit punch was served in the reeep- ton hall, and in the handsome dining room a salad course, with fruit Ice, was enjoyed.
 Misses BeeIand Receives.
 At the same hour Misses Ettie and Francis Beeland received in honor of their guest Miss Nell Bockman, Of Bristol, Tenn, and Miss Hill of Mont gomery, who Is visiting Mrs. J. L. Long. A large number of young ladies were present, and the occasion was one of the many delightful events of the hos pitable home.
 Tea and wafers were served in the library, a salad course and sherbet in the dining room.
 A charming feature of the evening was the vocal music rendered by Miss Boekman, who possesses a voice Of rare sweetness and cultivation.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs George Turner and Mrs. H. H. DAlemberte of Pensacola were called here yesterday by the critical illpess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
NelDs of Mobile Society

, ter of Mrs. Viola Irwin, will take place
 on Sunday morning, arrived yesterday
 evening from Chicago and this even-
 ing a supper will be given in their
 honor at the cawthon.
 Jewish Women held It's last meeting
 for this season yesterday. The fol. lowing was the program;
 A paper on Early Secret Societies by
 Mrs l.. H. Marx, and the selection of
 committee to arrange the program
 for next seasons work. The leader.
 Dr. Mccormick, whose absence from the city had delayed this finai meeting,
 was present on this occasion. MT. Gregory Luce left yesterday for a trip to New York.
 There was a meeting of the Mothers Union held this afternoon at oclock at the home of Mrs. R. W. souther- land and an excellent address was made
 by pr. Mccormick.
 Judge Sam woolf has returned to his l home in Demopoiis after a snort V'sis | here.
 l Miss Hannah Lyons and her brother, MT. rom Lyons, have gone to French
 Lick Springs for stay | About one hundred invited guests yis- | tied the plant of the National Mosa.e Flooring Company. south of the city | this Afternoon and witnessed the pro
 cess by which the flooring is manuIae.-
 ured. The party went down on char
 tered ears and after the inspection wers | entertained at luncheon by the omcefA | of the company.
 1 The Omega Alpha Beta Fraternity is entertaining its friends at dance ~ | German Relief Hall tonight. MT. B. WI currie Is entertaining sns | base ball team or the UniVe.sHy ..a l tarv School. at supper at his house 1 s31 Dauphin Street. this evening. From inent among the settings of the tAnls is the championship trophy cup won l by the club in the interscholastic ss' ] Ties of games .eTsr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
ooNrTRNiATToN sERvIcEs
An Imteresting Church occaaaen In M
 nile

An Imteresting Church 0ccasion In Mos
 ~.- bile. ~--s --i Mobile, June. 5.-(spscisl. )--ConAr- nation services were held this morning in Temple shaaFai Shomayim. The following composed the class of con- irmants, the first class in the new tenn pie: Gabriel Cup. Lucille D. Hahn, Elsa A. Richard, Pearlc s. schwarz and
 Order of Exercises. Organ pfsIude-organist.
 Entrance of the condiments. Salutation-The Rabbi.
 Opening Anthem. Blessed by Ye Who come"-Conhrmapts and choir. Ehabuoth services.
 Prayer book, p. lss read by the Cen armants., G.t.-1 -s Anthena--Choir. ,s--.. atf7s f.f, Confirmation service. - .',' Introductory poena--Saemi Levin sohn.
 Opening prayeT--Lucills Hahn. Counting the Days--GabrIel Cup. Floral SerVice--Elsa Richard. Floral Prayer-Pearle Schwarz. ensecratiop-Adolph Jacob.
 The Exaltation of the Law.
 Page 202-Gabriel Cup and the class The Torah-Eva Well.
 Benedictions-Naomi Levinsohn. The Ten Commandments - Lucille Hahn and Gabriel Cup.
 Declaration of Principles--Adolph Ja' cob and Elsa Richard.
 Mntto--Eva Well.
 The Return of the Law (p. 222- Adolph Jacob and the class
 ''Ets Chayim" (Schlesinger)--Choir. Sermon-The Rabbi .5
 Presentation of certificates and bless ing of conhrmants-The Rabbi Confirmation hymn. Father See Th' Children"-Npnn.
 Closing Prayer-Pearle Sch warz. Adoratlon (p. 224)-Lucills Hahn. Anthem, "HalleluJah" (Sehleslnger ---Ch oir. Benediction--lThe Rabbi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
WOMAN SHOOTS NEGRO.
Mrs. Lynch Uses Pistol to Good PuI
 m0nR.

Mrs. Lynch Uses Pistol to Good Pur-
 pose.
 Mobile, June 6--A special from Msri- dian, Miss, says;
 News reached here today of the shooting and perhaps fatal wounding of negro man who invaded her home, by Mrs. Mike Lynch, wife of saw mill owner in this county.
 Last evening about dark, while Mrs. Lynch was seated alone on her front porch. awaiting the return of her husband. a strange negro walked into her front yard. His action was suspi- cious, and the woman hurried to her room, boiling the door. The negro fol- lowed and tried to force the door open. While he was thus engaged, Mrs. Lynch secured . pistol and fired through the door at the intruder. who ran away. Mrs. Lynch then opened the door, and pursuing the negro, fired at him four times.
 Casino Matinee today, St30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
Eaauire Jacoway Hurt.

stevenson, June 5-tSpectal) )-4es- terday afternoon Esquire H. J. Jaeo- way was standing on a ladder clean ing the leaves from the guttering of his house, when the ladder slipped. throwing him 50 violently to the ground that his elbow was crushed and the arm broken In several places, besides being badly shaken up.
 Esquire Jacoway is an old man and 1t Is feared that he will suffer per- manent injury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
HuntayiIIe Y. M. Q. A.

Huntsville, June 6--lspeclaD -rThs question of the erection of handsome building as a home for the new Young Mems Christian Association mas neen deciae ed in the affirmative by the diree- tors. However. for the present, ten1r porary quarters will be leased and the movement for the home will not be , started before next autumn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

The city oficers are enforcing the health laws to the letter. The dairy men, particularly. are required to cons ply with all sanitary precautions. To. night the wagon of man name1 Rrnnson. who failed to comply with ail ths reouirernents, was stopped and the cans of milk carried to the police sta- lion ana then turned into the sewer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
Mr. Martin, Jackson County.

Stevenson, June 6--(speciaD--Wil- liam Martin. a well to do. and highly respected farmer, died Thursday at his home in the Battle Creek neighborhood. He was a very old man, and was well known throughout the county. He leaves a large family of grown sons and daughters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Mohlie. June 5--(SpeciaL) )-Fred Vernicke was shot and perhaps fatally wounded with a pistol at Three Mile Creek this afternoon at o'clock by novd FIenning, a boom tender at that point. The two men became involved in q difficulty concerning some logs.
 The ball entered wernicke's back un- der the right shoulder, pierced khe right lung and came out above the right nipple. Wernicke was brought to Mobile on the launch Lilly and transferred to the City Hos pitai in the city ambulance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
FenaacoIa win Have Half Million Dol
 Hmw a&nuszmfuwa

IaR 6frw@tuRe.
 Mobile, June 6s--fspeeial. l--charles H ETeFyey, of the Cawthon Hotel, who represents Hervey 6 Sons, who recent Iy leased the new hotel to be erected in Pensacola. Fla. today received no- tice that the final meeting of the stockholders would be held tonight and matters definitely arranged to begin the erection of this magnificent eight story. 200 room concrete hotel. Tn speaking of the project Mir. Hervey said: "it will undoubtedly be the fln- est hetei in Florida. and I am quite sura the only Are proof hotel When completed and furnished the proposition win have required an) outlay of nearly . half million dollars. We have leased fhe building for a period of fifteen years and will conduct 1t along the sanne lines as we do the Cawthon."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

S,up eIuh members actually save on eIofhiur bills, more than they pay ;us for dues and have always, theI cpm- fortabie feeling that comes with the counrtousness of being unifoFnsly neat, clean and we'll dressed. Heit's Dye NV0rTxa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06


 Mobile, June 5.--Arriyed; Steamers Colombia (Nor), Boe, Puerto Cortes; Hispania (Nor.), atickier, Port Limon. Cleared: Steamers Colombia [Nor. j., Boe, La Celba; HispanIa (Nor.), Stick Ter. Port Llnon; Times (Nr.), Tverssen, Havana; Buenos Ayrss (Ital.l, Barbie- %. Ruspos Ayres.
 Galveston, Tex, June S.-Arrived: Steamers El vaile (Amn.). Patton. New York; NorhstTn lNoT.1. Tonnenssen, Vera Gruz.
 3 Cleared: None.
 Sailed. Steamer Tlaeapaiean (Mex.), carty, Gpifport
 Port Eads. June S--sArrived. Steam CTS Hohenfelds (Ger), Fsldman, Ham burg; Fl Mar fAnin1, Burns, New York; Morgan (Amn. ), Thompson, Port Tam pa; Mexico (Fr.), Jassean. Bordeaux via Mexican ports; Karen (Nor.), Ped srsen, Bocas del roro: Knutsford (Br), Richardson, Hamburg.
 No departures.
 New Orleans, La, June B.-Cleared. Steamers ImpePater (Nor.), Pedersen, Bluehelds via Cape Gracios; Bertha (Nor.). Aamot. Bocas del Tore; North man (Amn.), Busch, Havana; Creole |. (Amn.), Jacobs, New York; Candidate F (Br.l Booth. Liverpool; Joseph Vaeearo CBr.). simpson. Cefba; Rluehelds (Nor.) <, LanEe, Port Limon; Harry T. 4ngs (Nor.), Seeberg. Colon; Jacob Bright (Br.), Lewis, Pensacola; bark Ethel V. Boynton CAmn.), Fesmts. Gulfport'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

of their grandmother. Mrs. Kate Sat terwhits.
 Mrs. John AndEson ana Miss Aiil of Montgomery are guests of Mrs. J. L. Long
 Mrs ". M Brewer of Anniston is visiting her parents. Captain and Mrs. R. D. Corry.
 Robert Kinkler of Colorado Springs Is visiting his parents. Mir. and Mrs. A c. Winkler.
 Miss May Micheaux has gone to Nor ganstown. N. C.. to visit her old home and relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

final closing exercises of the Robert Donnell High School at Gurley under its present name were held TuesoAs evening. The buildings of the instlEn- tion will be turned over to the ssats for the use of the State high school es Madison County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
No Drinkinr Fountaln.

The National Humane Society, which has been supplying drinking fountains for horses in various cities, has writ ten Mayor O. c. Goodman. who made application for q. fountain for this city, to the effect that the association could net at the present time furnish any city with fountains. for the reason that the securities which the association holds cannot be realized upon at the present time.
 Tn the letter to the Mayor. 1t was stated that the association shortly ex- pects to resume placing fountains in cities as financial conditions have greatly improved. and when such Is done . number of southern cities including Pensacola. will receive these fountains. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
1prsIny rIorminw Club.


 Mobile. June B--(Speciai)-The mem bsrs of the Friday Morning Reading Clnb enjoyed their meeting today with Mrs. w. P. williamson as hostess Readinr and neediework preceded oe- iightfui luncheon charningly served
 ForfnightIy Reading Club.
 Mrs. S S. Rubias as usual, was nos tess for the Fortnightly Reading Siuo md the members were all on hand 10 share in the pleasures of these morn ing meetings.
 D.A. R. Meeting.
 The Mobile Chapter D. A R. held its xawafar monthly meeting this afternoon at the cawthon. There were no papers read and only the business connected with the chapter was transacted.
 Personal Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. John T. Coehrane re- turned yesterday morning from a visit to culiom Springs.
 Mfr. and Mrs. L. C. Irwin who have been living In St. Louis have returned here and MT. Irwin will have charge of the Spring Hill Hotel for the sum- mer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Liston Heustis are De- ing congratulated on the arrival of 6 little daughter on Monday Mir. Heus- tis returned yesterday morning to hi; home in Belize.
 Miss Rebeeca billiard has gone tc Pensacola for a visit to relatives. It will be glad news to the many friends of pr. Harry Inge both hers and elsewhere to know that a posta was received here yesterday from hin saying doing fine"
 Mr. and Mrs William Kelly and fam. fly left yesterday for Fairhope where they win have a cottage for the sum. mer.
 Mir. C. P. Gouldman. whose mar riage to Miss Gertrude Irwin, daugh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Capt. John Craft, President of the Chatham, Washington County, Ala, to be present at the laying of the Court House cornerstone at that place to- morrow, which event Is also to be cell ebrated with a grand barbecue. Cap tain Graft will make the princtpa! ad- dress of the day, taking as his subject "csood Roads !"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
LAIRD-MERCER

Casino Matinee today, StSO. Irene Myers stock Co.,, 10 Cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
MARINE NEWS.

sGeHtIemen free accompanied hy lady, Leap Yesr performnnee CaeIno tonIght.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
rortnlghtly Reading Club.

Mrs. s. s. Ruhia. as usual, was nos foss for the Fortnightly Reading Siuo and the members were all on hana " snare in the pleasures of these morn ing meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
A MOBILE MAN SHOT.

Ne1fIeton,s ss, e and s7 shoes for sa.iS a pair. Bullock Shoe Co.--Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
yi.,t of Conmops.

Ben Commons, second vice-prestdent of the International Association or Street Railway Employes, whose pres ence In the city was not known anui he took his departure, left Pensacola last night. going to his hone in New Orleans.
 He explained his visit to Pensacola as merely one of pleasure. and due 70 the fact that he was passing through from Charleston. s. c,
 Commons was director in the recent strike of the employees of the street railway company. remaining in the city from the time the strike was called until 1t was lost. and since that time has not visited the city, until he came here day ago,
 During the time of his visit he was not seen upon the streets or at any of the hotels, and as consequence his visit was a secret until he was dis covered leaving the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
A Wholesonae Touie

A Wholesome Tonle
 HORSFORDs9 ACID PHOSPHATE. Especially Teeomnended for the relief Of that tired feeling during spring and suIa- naer -@(H)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
nA R. Meeting.

The Mobile Chapter D. A. R neid its regular monthly meeting this atternoon st the cawthon. There were no papers read and only the business connected with the chapter was transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

High School at GurIey. Huntsville. June 5-(SpeeiaD-The