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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

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SEN. @uiets 2. pg 3. Gtage blep
belt pOelogt tilligeme0 set melt al
Snbboet. SfaOen %anllaaeS til 30
10000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

. rnfne t. Torbenpnren6e
&oitmeiter og Selegrafbeitprer S.
&ennum / 2ougeiuno er omfomn1e1,
pe0 9r11fning. @on far li0t al Ell
5pg6om, iom foraariageoe Sppnlgs=
beo ,og @elanfo1i. S ct @nfolo al
@pimmelbeo er &e11nlum antogeliS
gaaet u6ober 0amplfibsbrpggen, Bpor
ban %ipa6iere6e. San blep efter fort
SID truffet paa 2an6 al en- Golofunf=
tioner me6 flere, men 9plipnings=
for 6gene bar forgi9peS. Mfoe0e bar
fp6t / 1929 og .tog Mfife6 / 1896.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Dpbsfal6. @n al 0planoe-
aes beblt fienote Men6, @aarobru=
ger Clinton @ierita6> gitre Gotten, er
|ofgaqet pe6 OGDEN omfrtng ga Mor
yannnel.
- 6bp. @ta6singenigr 3. 81. M1;.
6erlen / &%riitianta er afgaaet peo
|@p6en, 80 Mar gammel. Mf6p6e bar
Sta0sin9enipr og 8ran6oirefter !
&riitiania fra 1868 til 1905. S fin
longe @irfetio inolag0e ban Jig ito
re 6ortieneiter al 8pens Sngenierpe<
ien UNDER 6en raife uopitling, 8pen
/ 6isie @ar g%iennemgif, og panot al
lee Sillio og Mgtelie, life minblt fine
undergraduates.
De a gaaen6e stats
+ a a 8 r. Statsminiiter 2gplano
antageS at billie blipe u6iepnt til
5ol6ifriber / &riitianid og @totsroab
! Mrctan6er til 6inansborgermeiter
iammeite6s. @tatsroab Morreitah
bill efter Sorlp6en6e bIipe Mmtmanb
Ii Sorlsberg og @tatsroo6 Berg,
Mmtmon6 / &riitions Mmt. @tats<
roa6erne Games og 8runcborit bar
bolbt fine tibligere @ttllinger aobne.
Statsraa6erne 8re6al og &alporien
oberta9er igien fine S%orretninger. @f
&egieringens Meolemmer fommer
ire til at in6to9e Se6e / Stortinget,
remlig b'&rr. @erge, Morreitoo og
@olporien.
g a nj m e ntprtet s II 3.
6orle6en ramlet 2aoebDgningen paa
@aor6en $bgien / &nte6al neo UNDER
set frpgtelige @nefal6, iom Selge al
ben itore Snem9ng6e paa Saget. S
2a6en opbepartes 2anobrugsmaifiner
til en- @9r6i at c. 1000 @roner, iom
ful6iten6ig fnuites. S Gorpeien
merfet man, at @eitene paa Stal6en
bar urolige, ile6 og req for at TOM,
me lgs og opfbrte fig, iom be iful6!
bore ifremte al n6pr. Merfelia
NOT tom Solfene, iom nogle @in11t-
ter / 5orbeien arbei6et ! Suiet, uifa6,
lite fra Set, og Seitene flap meb Sfrat.
Ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

9rufnet t. timber Sfpitelgb-
ming paa SaabefSpanoet peO Man=
ool folot to Gutter giennem Sle>1.
Sen enc reDDeDes, meDens Sen oll=
oe11, cit Spn al Spren Slien Sbme,
omfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

6 e alg. @aar-
sen &aaer / Gamer er al S6rgen
Sanbafer iol9t til 2anobrugsfanoi
sat 6reorif @oner for 10000 &ro-
ner og 9mfoitninger.
- Tru Dobl bar Iolgt lin @jen<
Dom ign6re MelbD | @fe6smo for
10000 &roner og 9mfo1tninger.
Meb / @an6elen fplger @oar6sreoifa-
Der og 8eietning.
g + Sen 5fre6sbo {
paa 81 ingsa + +, at @fplo
Marf 52.76, er al Mmtman6 &eter
&olits Dp6sbo iolgt til @jebmano
Ebor 8ergseng, 2illebammer, for
$4,000 &roner. S &anoelen meo-
fplger Mpling, 8eietning og @e6ifa,
Der. @aar6en er Mabogaar6 til
Gjerne og aniees 1om en- at &ingS=
alters aller bebite. Sen tilbprte ti6-
ligere @obseier $. @elsbat.
$ o1bergbe e p a c
g ergens so II cum bar !
6isie Gage facet en- iiel6en og me8ei
per6ifhlb Silpefst, i6et man paa
Soranleoning at &onierbator @cbete<
Zig CT fommet / 8eiibbelie al MrbinS
Me6alje / Mnleontng at @olbergs
Dp6. Me6olien, iom blep preget /
1854, bar piit fig meget panifelig at
faa Sag /. 9en er erbperpet fra ct:
bonif Gamler, ion1 bar operla6t 6er'
moo ienere 8ptte / mulige Dubletter
al &olbergrelifpier, iom &olbergm1'
feet matte erbol6e.
80 5 eitptte oper SO.
81. @ereIs. Mf en- @effe fien6tt
Men6 og &ptn6er er ser u6ien6t ei
Dpraab ON at tegne 8i6rag til e1
Min6esmerfe oper Bre1ten y@. 81.
@erels pe6 &or Sreliers Strife. Sc.
Ieper %piitnof en6nu en- flor Sfare al
benz, iom mi116eS 6enne merfeligt
Mano, bbis 0r6 og &erionligbet
gpeoe Snoflp6eIie ! bi6ere &reole emf
fanife noge11 anben norff &rait, %
JON berfor gierne BIZ bore meb %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
= Norge.
VhvAVaQAVagAV

8ren0t Yreitegaaro.
sSorle0en Scat neobre10te @oDe0bDg=
ningen poa &oa11 YrGltegooro |
8jprngr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
reiie bom ct Mfin6e be6 Sen Strife.
bpor ban birfeoe / neitep ct balpl
Morbun6re6e.

S oru1Dffet 8anepog-
t e r. On 8anepogter beo Mapn &e:
ter Sngita0 er forulpffet mellem
@uoaa og 61oren. &on er falot neo
oper en- 5fraaning og neo / glpen,
bpor Fan blep fnn6en / en- 3oaf. 81
ner>nere 9mitenoigbeoer pe0 l1lpt=
fen fjen6es life. Den forulpffe0e par
/ so Marsal6eren.
pfibSline Nor=
|g e " rgen,t II Il. Ngrmeit
foranle0iget pe0 ct Jore0rag / San:
0elsforel1ingen / Bergen al ST.. @11go
Molpincfel, joni THOR aflagbe ct Sc
lpg / Mrgentina, bar Ser / Sen 1i6ite
Sis Ser / 8Den beret orbei0et unOer:
boon6en for at p9ffe Snteresle for
en- fat 2inie Morge-Mrgentino. 81.
ter SSnittatip al &e6erforeningen 1fcl
ser III ne61ettes en- 6=Manosfomite
Is fra MISUNDERSTANDING og 3 ira SIC.
0erforeningen, for at toge Spsrgs
maalet 11n6er Sberpeiell e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

En- livsgaade, at B. Bjernson, SAINT
andre FortBllinger af norske For
fattere
Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik Begh, SAINT
andre FortBllinger af danske For
fattere.
De tire Helligaftener, af St. St. Bill.
cher, SAINT andre FortBllinger af
danske Forfattere.
fortellinger og Digte af dansk-
amerikanske F%orfattere.
Ungdomsminder, at Kristofer Jan
son, SAINT andre FortBllinger af
norske Forfattere.
Femtende Wisconsin,. En- interes-
aant historisk Skildring at det skan-
dinaviske Privilege Regiments Del
tagelse i den store northumberland
Borgerkrig, af Kr. Janson.
Tobias, by H.. A. Foss, A Story of
the Northwest.
En- Saloonkeepers Datter, Fortal-
ling af Drude Krogh Janson. 6te
Oplag, 239 Slider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

8 enrif S b en- o IN
80 a e +. Senrif Sbiens funitner'=
ife @treben gap fig engang / bans
ungoom uo11ag / Gorieg meo 8e1s.
len. Oct par / bans @rimitao Gage,
og ser fortelles fra Sen SID a6ifil<
1igt om bans @pslen me6 8lpant og
@alet. Sire at 6isie Sbiens Mrbet~
Der, to noget iterte Malerier og to
Mfpareller, bar for ct &ar Mar iioen
u6itille6e / &riitionia og blep be:,
Gong iolgte.
Smi6lerti6 finbes en6nu en- Cont
ling at $biens ungbomSforieg boS
4an6ioot og @aarobruger 3eier |
Mite6alen. 8tlle6erne ifienfe6e So
len nemlig fin go6e Sen Ole @cbule-
ru6, bbis @nfe blep gift me6 ST..
|3eier. 9iSie 8tlle6er, iom ie1pfel-
gelig bar langt itdrre litteraturbiito.
rift emo funitneriif @er6, omfatter Z
Mfpareller og 2 @alerier, uofprte
paa &ofsbu1g. De fleite al 6em er
ganife lmao, og Motiberne er melt
I6ior6lan6ifaber. st al 8ille6erne
fun6e go6t bore en- Slluitratton til
Seer @Dnt og fremitiller ct blot sri.
fiel6Sparti meo en- Doe 69bo6. Scr
er ct bit fantaittif @reg ODER ban,le
@niombeb, iom ON BEN mart funoe
'blipe belipet baaoe at &angfoIf %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Loosen og hans Hustru, at Jonas
Lie. 227 Slider.
kommand6rens D9tre, af Jonas Lie.
Fort@lling fra Norge. 2O4 Slider.
Sj9dronningen, Fortelling af John
Paulsen. 1854 Slider.
Guldt0rst. En- Nordmands Eventyr
iAustralien. 100 Slider.
Vildrose, Fort@lling fra Indianer-
udbrudet 1862, af Kr. Janson.
Derovre fra Grendsen, at Holger
Drachmann. Strejftog over Diet
danske Termopyl@. Med ct smukt
udfert Billede af de senderjydske
Piger og med Digterens Biograf.
Hverdagsmennesker, Skizzer af L.
Dilling. IA Slider.
Folk NOD, af CART Etlar. Jens som
ler-Pater PETE r-Jergen Pranger.
Ire nye FortelIinger, af CART Etlar.
Dyrekjebt - Krigsbedrifter - For
slet intet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
or. Aar

Til Canada $1.25 og Europa $3.50. D
udbetalende Allotment valge mellem ne
der enten bortgives aldeles frit eller mo,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
WANTED

Advertisements Under this Heading
One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad.
vertisements Inserted for Less Than
Ten Cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
SPORTS
SEASIDE LEAGUE GAMES

The Star Lines won from the Sweet
Violets at the opening game Of the
Seaside League schedule yesterday.
by score of IL to II, the game be-
ing holly contested, and marked by
3-base hit by Peter Fern.
The line-ups follow:
Star Lines-Ah I'm, SO; Peter
Furn, c; Hiwa, p; Eliza, Of; G. Alloy,
3b; All Chack, rf; G.. l.. Hook 2b;
Lui Kappa, 1b Kaiehu, II.
Sweet Violets-Wai Wing, cf; Lu-
is. 2b; Joe Cans, p; Joe Pua, lb; Pc.
ter Frank, c: Peter Haili, Bert Nc
Shane, If; f. Guerrero, IS; Wakak
#; All Fong, 3b.
Score by innings:
1884 $3.50
Star Line .....OO2O 1872 '-l2
Is. Violets ....3130O O-ll
Summary Struck out: by Hiwa,
I: by Cans. 3. Three-base hit: Peter
Furn. Two-base hits: Eliza
Chack.
The Starlights won the second
game from the Okuwas. The game
was a lopsided AFFAIR from the first
inning, when the Starlights crossed
the plate eight times. The losers
scored their one run in this inning.
The teams trotted onto the field in
the following order:
StarliEhts-John Asing, G; II.
Lum Lee, David Sam, Of; Al TOon,
3b: Peter Luis, p; Chun Tuck, IF;
Sing Tai, 2b; X. Lee, IS; p. Ayuu,lb;
Chas. Yee Hoy, If.
Okuwas--Kawa, C; Yashitaro, Id:
Noda. 2b; b. Kuramoto, II; Araki
Sd: -. Yoshikawa, IS: l.. WOoks, IS;
and p; Togo, p and 2b; Sawai, cf.
The score was:
1234567
Starlights ...S 500 > 20 IL
Okuwas .....1O0O 900 g.
Struck out: by p. Luis, .; by To
go. ?: by l.. Woods, 4. Throc-basC
hits: Lum Lee, John Asing.
Il n Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27

Chi But. thet best catcher of the
Riverside League. has been unani'
mously elected captain of the Chinese
Athletic Club. He is a Woodworking
man and very cool-headed. by elsct-
ing him as captain, the {. A. &, has
made a good choice. and undsr his
good judgment he will no doubt
bring his team to victory.
u .:
Ludwigsen and JungcIaus, backing
Candy Boy with $500. want!a three
eighths mile match with II. Lewis
Mapet. The challengers will put W
a forfeit of 500 If the match is
made, and be ready to race in AS
hours. The horses are old rivals,
Mallet having the best two out OF
three matches run.
.: .: ::
Practice for the cricket match with
men aboard the S. S. AorHngi, due in
port Wednesday, began last Satur
day. Among those who showed W
well were Robert Anderson, l.. G.
Blackman, ]. II. Fiddes, K. Cation, J.
Il. NJ. Maclean and c. 7. Morse.
u = -
The Valleyside Baseball League
will meet "Wednesday night for the
purpose of deciding the protest filed
by the Leilehuas against the Kalihis,
regarding the last Valleyside Base
ball League game for the champion
ship.
u q u
1t is estimated there were over
seven thousand people present at
Kaala Park yesterday afternoon to
see the opening OF the Riverside
League.
Henry Walker had day off with
the umpire. He did not like the
way Barney soy wu5 ump!ring the
game, and he ought to thank the UNI.
plre for not being benched or fined.
:: 8: .:
The Diamond Head team Is ordered
out for practice at the League
grounds this afternoon at O'Clock.
% n %
Murray, one of Kam's best sprint
ers, is laid up with Il sprained ankle,
the result of Saturdays ball game.
.; {; 3!
Healanis, Kahuluis, Stars and Wal
kapus are the teams composing the
Maui Baseball League.
q .; .:
Makanul and Hoomi were the star
players Of the Kaalas; also Chilling
worth and Freitas.
.: q ):
Josiah will be in the box for the
Kams this afternoon.
q! .: :!
The Hawaiian Kennel Club meets
tomorrow night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PIANO TUNING.

Having engaged Mr. Geo. l.. Lcnord,
the expert piano tuner and pianola
repaircr, we are now prepared to
attend to All piano tuning aud re-
pairing. All work guaranteed.
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD, Tele-
phone gel. 39GY-tr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
additional Sports on Page 81

One hundred officers of the battle
ship fleet are given an auto outing
as guests Of San Diegans
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
FOR SALE

Advertisements Under this Heading
One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad-
vertisements Inserted for Less Than
Ten Cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
sTENoGRAPHER WANTED.

rhe Office of Stcnographer and AS
sistant Clerk for the Second Cir
cult Court being vacant, applica-
lions for the same will be received
by the Judge of said Court; such
application to be accompanied with
certificate OF proficiency issued
by J. W. Jones, Esq, or some other
stenographer OF the Judiciary De-
partment. Territory of Hawaii. by
the Court: Edmund II. Hart, Clerk.
397S-T.S.T.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27

Eg7S'"For Rent cards on sale at
-" ,-dilstir office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
COUNTRY CLUB FOUESOME

The golf foursome played at the
Country Club yesterday resulted in
A. Ewart and Emil Waterman defeat
ing w. Woon and J. o. Young, by >
up and l to play.
The day was fine and Il good days
sport was enjoyed by large number
Of golnng enthusiasts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27

kr. Jas. Sheridan, planoforte tuner.
All Ordors should be loft 0t the Ha.
woiian News CO., Young bldg Phone
29i or cor. Alakea and Hotel SITS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
REPAIRING.

Woven Wire Mattresses reuaired at
the Factory Honolulu Wire Bed
Co., 1850 Alapai st. Telephone
635. 3945-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-27
PIANO AND ORGAN.

Prof. N. N. Lewis, teacher of Piano
and Organ; twenty-five years in
New York; will give instruction
to limited number. Special at
tcrtion given technique, style and
expression. 1iG2 Emma.
&9SO-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
NOBLE WILL RETAIN
 THE DRINKING F0UNT

Mobile. Jan. 26-(Special. )--Mobile will retain the handsome drinking fountain donated by the National Hu- mane Alliance Society, the Mayor and President Craft of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. hav- ing received letter from Louis M. Seaver. of the Alliance. placing the fountain entirely in their hands to exect wherever they see fit.
 This shows an eager desire to do right by the secretary. which cannot be sincerely said of several people whe have had to do with the erection of the fountain. as when Mir. Seaver first came to Mobile. he selected a site for the fountain at the head of Duncan Place, &nd was granted permission to erect if there by the City Council. but when work was commenced, there was a, great hurrah,t on the ground that it detracted from the Admiral Semmes monument erected on Duncan Place
 Work was then stopped and Mir. Sea- yer notified s'that the fountain would bn sent back before 1t could be erected on Duncan Place." to which the hon. est gentleman replied that he was sor- Tv the donation caused so much trou- bic to Mobile people. and leaving the fountain entirely at their disposal to erect lt where it will not be objection able to anyone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
sUTCTDED AT DAWSON.
Aged Mam Jumps Into Creek and Ia
 Dxowned.

Aged Man Juaaps Into Creek and To
 Valley Head. Jan. 26-(Special)- Jacob Johnston, an aged and respect able sitizen of Dawson, in the west ern pa trof this county. committed sul- eide a few days ago by jumping in skirum Creek. No reason Is known for the act.
 On last Sunday there was the unus- uaI occurrence of a wedding at the county jafi. A daughter of one of the prisoners went to the jail to be mar ried in order that her father might be present. The couple married were H. W. Barnes and Lilde Wright.
 The valley Head foot ball team and the Mentone team played a game a few days ago, which resulted in a vic- tory for the school boys. The team here is in good trim and play well not to be professionals.
 Mr. T. C. Downs, sheriff, received a letter a few days ago from out West inauiring about a man that left this county seventy-one years ago, and who 70 years old at that time. and Is still living. He has a nephew two degrees removed, in business at Fort Payne, H. B. Brock, and other relatives in the county, and this Is the first they have heard of him.
 AErs. pr. Floyd has been quite sick Tor several days.
 The DeKals County Masonic Con- ference will meet with Valley Head Lodge In two days session early in February
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
PRELIMINARY TRIAL
GIRARD,s "BLIND TIGERS" TO BE
 INVESTIGATED.
Seven Defendants Wnl Face Court at Scale Today and the Outcome Wiil Re Watched With
 Interest.


 Girard. Jan. 26.--(Special.) )--Tomor- row is the time set for the preliminary trial of the seven persons who were arrested here three or four days ago, charged with running blind tigers in before Probate Judge H. T. Benton at Scale. and a good many people will go down to Scale from Girard, including q large delegation from the Law and Order League of this city. It is pre- sumed that the defendants will be rep- resented by able attorneys. and as. the Law and Order League has employed good lawyers as counsel, quite legal battle ss anticipated.
 One or two of the warrants have not yet been served, owing to the dis appearance of the defendants.
 Interest in the outcome of the trials is intense and the matter is the one topic. There has been no further ex- citement since the bomb explosions of Friday night, when prominent members of the Law and Order League were given such a deafening serenade. The exact facts about these dynamite out. rages have not yet leaked out. The fact that they occurred when they did, is of course, regarded as significant, but on the other hand, many believe that the explosions were simply the work of mischievous boys, who took advantage of the conditions to touch off dynamite at points where it would produce the greatest sensation. This theory is heightened by the fact that year or two ago similar bomb ex- plosions occurred here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
WHITE MAN KILLED
MCPHERSON DAVIS FOUND DEAD
 NEAR CREIGHTON, ALA.
Rfxht Thigh Was Nearly shsf OF and It fs Believed He BIea ta Death--NemKo
 Arrested.

Mobile. Jan. 2s.--(speciaI )---Jeffer- son Davis. a white man. was found dead one mile west of Crichton. Mo- bile County. this morning at an early hour. with his right thigh nearly shot or.
 There was every indication that he bled fo death. The Coroner. pr. 1T. IT. Hirshfield, went to the scene and held an inquest. The jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came to his death from a gunshot wound. the weap- on being in the hands of an unknown person. Sheriff Frank Cazalas was soon on the scene and this afternoon arrested olney Sims. a negro boy. and placed him in the county jail on a charge of murder. Sims and two other negroes were seen with Davis last night, all under the influence of liquor. EIns was the last one seen with him, and the Sheriff has evidence that Sims Threatened Davis's life e short time ago. Other arrests are looked for soon In connection with the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
AN AGED PHYSICIAN Aiter Years of Experience Gives the Fo lowing Advice

"If you have anything to do with medicines at all be pretty sure you know what you are taking"
 Our local druggist, E. G. Fowler, says this Is a strong point in favor of the valuable cod liver preparation, Vinol. Everything it contains is plainly printed on the label, therefore 1t is not patent medicine.
 Vtnol contains in a highly concen- trated form all of the medicinal, body building elements of cod liver oil. ac- tually taken from fresh ,cods' livers, but with the useless, nauseating oil eliminated and tonic iron, which is 6 needful constituent for the blood, added
 This :s the reason that vinol ac- cornplishes such wonderful results in curing chronic coughs. colds. bron- chial and lung troubles, and there is nothing known to medicine that will so quickly build up the run down, overworked, tired end debIlitated, or give strength and renewed vitality to the aged, as Vinol.
 We can only ask every person in Montgomery who needs such a medicine to try Vlno1 on bur offer to return their money if 1t fails. D. G. Fowler, Druggist, Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSN
 10 MEET IN MOBILE

Mobile, Jan. 2e.--(Special. )--Begin- ming tomorrow evening at 7;SO. the first session of the Mobile County Sun day School Association will be held in the St. Francis Street Methodist Church.
 Many prominent Sunday School work CTS are expected to arrive in the city during tonight and tomorrow to be present at the convention. MT. David W. sims, field worker for the Ala bana Sunday School Association, has already reached the city and will take an active part in the convention. There will be four sessions of the convention. final adjournment being taken on Tuesday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
PENsACOLA SUNDAY CLUB. sYudwn Casmy1es H.. Laney DeIavers .
 \ a&pomm AG6ream.

pensacofa, Fla. Jan. 2e---(Special)--- One of the largest audiences yet to wather a&~ the Sunday Club was pres ent this afternoon and heard Judge ChaxIes H. Laney, one of the most fa- rnous platform orators of the State. de- liver an address on "Helpfulness."
 Tha large Y. M. c. A. building was mAeked and the entire audience listen ea infentively to the remarks of Judge Emnsy. The navy yard band was pres- rn& and rendered some excellent music kafora and after the address. A bus lress meeting of the Club was held toe mf1SIt. when there was a discussion as to the best means of assisting young
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
A BIC CRANBERRY.
One Being 0pened Near Valley Head.
 News Notes.


 Valley Head. Jan. 2s-tspecial.) )--Coi- M., W. Howard. of Fort Payne. is hav- ing a new cannery with a capacity Of a thousand cans daily, installed at his farm. He will can all kinds of veget- ables. He will have eight acres in tomatoes. and in addition win buy from hls neighbors. Howard is an ex-Con- gressman, but he Is making more money farming and practicing law than he ever did in Congress.
 MT. N. s. Davenport, who has been suffering with rheumatism for a long time it out again. His friends are glad to see him so nearly recovered.
 On Saturday and Sunday. February 1 and 2. Rev. 1. F. Hawkins, PFesid- ing Elder of the Gadsden District, M. E. Church. South, will hold quarterly conference here. He will be accom- panied by Rev. R. M. Archabai. Con- ference Missionary Secretary. who will hold missionary institute during the conference.
 Miss Louise Davenport spent sevsr- al days in Chattanooga, Tenn, this week.
 Mrs wright. an aged woman living ago and her left shoulder was badly crushed. Her physician thinks that with careful treatment she will be out in a few months. Her extreme age will make her recovery slow.
 The DeI<alb County Commissioners are building good roads in the county as fast as funds will allow. Two years ago a proposition to issue bonds to biuld roads was voted down. It is thought the result would be different if the voters had q chance at 1t again.
 Candidates arc slow about offering so far. though the expected number will no doubt be offered. The Republicans are expecting to put up a stiff fight in this county this year, but the Demo- crats are still "unterrified.r All are expecting a big fight in the primary be- tween Congressman Brunette and State Senator Luslx for the nomination to Congress. Burnett's friends claim an easy victory, while the followers of Lusk say they will give him the race of his life.