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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-10-31
Ladies' Ala Elect Officers.

The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church held their annual meeting for
the election of officers Wednesday after
noon and elected the following named
persons for the ensuing year,
Pres-Mrs. Charles Duquette.
V. P.-Mrs. John Falk.
Sec-Rev. E. Brown.
Treas-Mrs. Fred Schwalm.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the newly elected president.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-10-31

To quickly check q cold, druggists
are dispensing everywhere, q clever
Candy Cold Cure Tablet called Prevent
les. Preventics are also fine for fever
ish children. Take Preventicc at the
sneeze stage, TO head on all colds: Boz
Of lS-26c. Sold by Campbell 4 Ma
son. L'Anse, and Baraga Store Co.,
Baraga
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-10-31
N " AITeMS OF INT6RGST
III Wv FROM BARAGA, KEwEENAw BAY AssIN1Ns AND
" A1R III SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES ]

direct legislation, but such petition be-
ing filed the legislature cannot ignore it
as heretofore, but must take action and
put itself on record as exercising the
veto power in opposition to the petition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-10-31
Pids For Sale

have number of young pigs which
l will sell at reasonable prices.
CHARLES DARCY,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

from Liverpool for New York! They are expected home soon.
 L. E. Cox and little sons. Elmer and Loftin Cox, visited New Orleans Saturday and Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Castinera visited New Orleans the first part of the week.
 Miss Albert Puckett of Mobile was the guest of Mir and Mrs. T. c. Gatti on Cedar Street during the first, part of the week.
 Rev. AdoIph Rupps of Chicago wis. ited his friends here the first part of this week.
 Mrs. Richard Grant and daughters. Misses Lena and Stella Grant. left on Friday for Mobile and Birmingham, where they will visit relatives.
 Miss Mildred Ladmer came over Monday to attend the funeral of her cousin. Leonard Clsen. Young olsen was accidentally drowned in the Gulf on Friday Ills body was not found until Sunday at s p m.
 Rev. Joel Baslxin left Saturday for Itabena. where he expects to visit till January t'.'' Ie'
 Miss Genevieve Rouiks returned Sat urday from Henby she was the guest of Mrs Tom Norris.
 The silver anniversary of the Scran- ton Fire Company No. l was cele- brated Thursday by a grand parade at D. m., an elaborate banquet at to 6. and a grand ball at to i2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
NEws oF YNraAR nrNn.

Vinegar Bend. Oct. z4--(special)-H. &. sullivan. who was under arrest for violating the game laws eiuded the officer and hns left the Bend for parts unknown, which action VIII compiioate matters for Sullivan should be apprehended.
 :. Rev.SB. g. Vaughn and his brother heid meetings in the First Baptist Church the early part of the week previous to their de- psrture, for the other side of the county where they will assist In Association ser- vtces.S5. f9a ; While the family were absent on visit the horne of s. Mizeli about two miles west .ofth Bend was broken into Tuesday night and property to the value of SIS stolen. 2 H. Kirtsey. woodsman in the employ of the lumber company cut his left leg while atsiwork early In the week.
 Marcus Penduia. of Mobile shipped seve- rais cars of prime lumber from the Bend this week.
 oui,man Cooper entertained his father at his home on Second Avenue early In the week.
 G., E., 4 wood of the office force has been confined to hts room this past week with chiiis and fever. He Is now convalesc- ing. ,g
 Tom. Fertile of the bank force has com pieteiy recovered from the rheumatism.
 F,. D. Gorman has been confined to bed part of the week with acute rheumatism.
 About six people joined the Baptist Church as "a result of the protracted meet ings of the past week.
 The door frames and window fittings, for, tho new Methodist Church have arrived and been placed. There is still considera- ble work to be done before the edifiee will be ready for the congregation.
 D, H.; Durant of Mobile passed through the Bend oh his way to Leakesviiie Wednes. day,
 Mf. Snyder will remove his family in the near future to chicora, Mise, where he will lease small fafm.
 Afise Carrie Dodd entertained Miss VII. Hams darths the past week at her home on First Avenue. 3'
 kffss Dergholster of Burbank, visited Mo- bile sayly In the week.
 Messrs Cooper and Chapman of the Acme surwesfns lceew visited friends. at the Bend carly in the week.
 Dr. H. c. crsliy has been appointed one of 4he inspectors at the coming election Tax AsSSasors swin be at Vinegar Bend thies coming week. .s :.
 Amongst the other shipments from the Bend this past week were several fifty-six foot sticks of timber. squaring fourteen inches. It was necessary to load this timber on two cars on account of the sxtraordina. ry length, though the Bend has gotten out q few better than that. one shipment of last year being made up of sighty-foot spars ten inches at the small end.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
NO CONFER HISTORY
ANOTHER BOOK ITO BE USED IN MOBILE SCHOOLS. el
supersnfendent' Murphy Took AcsieM witheut Waiting For DuBose's
 Praise of Governor to Come Afr From Preza.

Mobile, Oct. 24. 4.--(Specials)--It Is not probable that DuBose's history of Alabama will be used In the Mobile public schools owing te the fact that when the course of studies was made nut by the suberintendent the history was not off the press and now there Is no room to place 1t with the other studies.
 -Ihe. -seAoai ai..eammissloners-.w will, meet soon ,and. IL Is probable that definite action will be taken on the matter.
 When Superintendent Murphy was making out his course of studies for the Mobile public school system the history of Alabama with its laudatory rsfefenees to Governor Conner was h manuscript and not ofr the press and the local superintendent did not await the printing of the history.
 Consequently 1t was not Included and now there Is no room for if.
 The action Of the school commits Sioners on the matter is awaited with interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
WILL REBUILD BIG
 MILL WHICH BURNED

Southport, Fla. Oct. 24.-(Special) The new mill of the Sale Davis Co, which was destroyed by a fire Wednes- day night. will be rebuilt.
 The blaming mllis lumber stock and docks were saved, but the loss will probably approximate s100,000. as the mill Eswas one of the best inSthe South.
 The 1,2o0s horse powers battery of boilers was not ,materiallyf damaged. and. the loss on the mill is partially covered by insurance.i S5c a4y
 The company has recently been per- fecting plans for the ranid and eco. notirical nahufacture Of Number. and extending its logging road through the large tracts of timber land which 1t owns
 MT. Talmadge, banker of New York. is largely interested in the prop erty. and 1t is probable that the mill will be rebuilt at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
wnErk IN SCRANTON.

E Scranton. Miss, Oct. 24.-(EpeciaI. )--- Mrs. Robbie Herrin of Indlanola, Miss, who visited her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
 Duke. returned ts her home wednes. day.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. D. orubb of .vancieaye, were week end visitors to
 Little Miss Ruth Chapman enter tafned her juvenile. friends Friday.
 Hall Sanders was a weekend visitor from Gulfport.
 Mrs. Eva Terry and Miss Anna ganst of Alabama. visited. in Scranton 6n ThursdaH and Friday.
 J. J. Ware of Vancleave, spent Tues day with friends here. ' Mrs. Ben Garrett Is visiting friends ,and 4PeIatlyes h adnlfport, ;, g T
 s8kiss Alba Duke has retuFned from a visit with friends In New Orleans.
 Capt. and Mrs. volney Brown. who have been visiting at Barlow, Copiah County Miss, returned Saturday They expect to-remain a. week. at the beach. i J. E,-Goodson..is@xi xisttins friends at india. Miss.
 Mrs. A. J. Hunt and little daugh- ters, Myrtle and Alpha Hunt. have re- turned from New Orleans.
 Mrs. John W. Whitaker of Mayes- vile. Ky, Is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Farnsworth.s 1
 The chkl1Fen or tue Junlor AuAuiaty of St. Johnfs Episcopal Church. gave a Fun Party" at the rectoFy Saturday was as reaiSsed ewhich will 6e used for mission purposes.
 The Mpthers Club at the beach met on FridaXlBa
 Rev. c. H. Kinnich. wife and child. arrived Friday. They have been ab- sent for styY weeks visiting their rel- "a
 The Confederate cross Of honor was given to- Q number of old veterans in and Moss Point by the Moss Point Chapter, U. D. C., on Tuesday.
 Mir and Mrs. R. L. Bradshaw have from New Orleans.
 Mrs. Spencer and son, Neville Brooks. were the guests of Capt. and Mrs. P. K. Mayors Friday.
 Mrs, A. Gish of New Orleans. who visited Capt. and Mrs. John Alberts, aas returned to her home.
 The firemens' ball Thursday night was a brilliant success. There were Visitors from Biloxi. Ocean Springs. Moss Point, Vancleaye and Mobile. Miss Ina Thompson and Mrs. A. [. welch visited in New Orleans We'd . Mir. Avery Mcleod of Mobile is the .uests of his sister. Mrs. A. D. Mo" | nnis, at Moss Point.
 Mrs. Flower and Misses Annie Wat | ,ins and Alice Anding. spent Saturday | n New Orleans.
 Miss Minnie Fevre and !her aunt. Miss cllen Lynch. visited New Orleans tuesday.
 Mss Lou Ella Walker of Mobile is he guest of Mrs. B. F. Pickett
 Misses Bertha Williams and Mamie Hull of Mobile. are the guests of Miss lima Lindinger.
 MT. and Mrs Randolph HeTpich are isiting Mrs. H. Archer in the Cres- ent City.
 MT and Mrs. B A. suthoff. Mrs. .Ibert Greenough. Mrs. Joe Thompson nd Mss, Hattie Robinson of Escataw- a; went to Mobile Monday to attend he funeral of Mrs. M E. Hubert.
 Mrs. c, M. Falrley entertained the | I.7L.SO. E. Club Of Moss, Point Tues- ay afternoon. The parlors were eautifully decorated in green and ;hLte Progressive games were play~ q. Refreshments were served Those resent were: Mesdames D. c. Avant. Bounds. W. A Coulson. A. F. | lantsler, 1T. B. Denny, '. W Jack. on, N. M McInnis. S. D. MeInnls. J. v. Rogers. T. T. Tyree and B. B. of Gulfport.
 MT Lewis Dantzler and family sail- d last Saturday on the Mauritania
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
MYSTERY OF THE
 SEA IS CLEARED


 Pen7a.ola. Fla, Oct. 24-tspecial)- The mystery of :he ship flying distress signals m the Gulf, as sighted by the Norwegian bark ocean, Thursday. was explained oday when the Norwegian n bark Marietta reached bert from the Gulf.
 The master of the vessel tated that he had shown distress signals through mistake for a short time. When he sighted the bark -Oean, southeast of Pensacola, that vessel was headed for the breakers, and thinking that the captain did not notice that he was nearing shore. he ordered up a signal to the Ocean that was In danger. Insetad of putting up this flag, the men ran up a distress signal and this was not noticed for several minutes, United Confederate Veterans who had been in attendance at the annual feunionsot the Florida Division at Tam. pa, returned home today, reporting a very successful session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
cHRTsT cHuRcH MusIc.
Fine Program Prepared For BEobIIe
 Services.

sIme FEO&FHm TFepafeO EOP MOBAIe
 Services.
 Mobile. Oct. 24.-(SpecIal. )--The following Is the special musical pro- gram which will be rendered at Christ Church tomorrow at o'clock under the arrangement, of Professor Frederic A. Dunstef: 'ss Prncessionai Hymn t5S Cw. Croft.)
 Grand Fugue in c minor-(Bach.) Intermezzo-(The Eternal City)- (Mascagnl.)
 Minuetto-(CalkIn.)
 Marche--"I1e Relne de Saba"--(0bu- Solo-"Evening and Morn"-(spiclG- Ier.) MT. W. o. i1ay. Allegretto ReligIoso-( (Mend delssohn.) ) Serenata--(F. A. Dunster.)
 Grand ofrertoire. maJor-(Bal- tIste.) @f' Anthem-"Come Now, Let Us Req son"-(Warelng.l Mrs. Allyn L. Fesks, Mir. Daly and choir.
 Benediction--(Rev pr. Brewster. } Recesslonal--Hyinn 4sS--(F. A Dunster.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
NEGRO IS SENTENCED.
siIke Lee Gets sixty Days on vaErnn-

ey Charge. g --s.sy .-
 Mobile Oct 24.+-(Special) Jon the charge of vagrancy. Mike Lee, a negro arrested at the instance of. J. w. Cronk who claimed that he was robbed at the Gentry circus of $8.75, was sentenced 10 sixty days hard labor this morning by Acting Recorder Hale in lieu of & fine of S1S0.
 Cronk claimed that Lee was one of the negroes jostling him at the time that he was robbed No case of lar ceny could be made against the negro but he could not give a good account of himself and the judge changed the charge from dangerous and suspicious to a State case of vagrancy and sent the negro to hard labor. FH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
OakdaIe Tent Meetings.

Mobile. Oct. 24.--tSpeeial.)- )--Evange list W. J. Ray. of Montgomery, who has just closed a most successful two weeks meeting at Crichton. Is now holdipg his meetings in. oakdale at Broad and Georgia streets and each night the tent in which the meetings are held Is crowded. Evangelist Ray has done much good in this communi- ty and breaches to large gatherings every night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
sEMI-MoNTHLY MEETINGS. s., New Code Will Aect the Mobile City

Mobile, Oct z4.-(Special.) )-Under the new code it has been learned that the city council or the board of aldermen as that body will be known in the future, will have to meet twice every. month instead of once as now.
 The code specifically states that two sessions Of the body must be held each month. This will prove more satisfactory 1t Is thought as 1t will not allow an entire months work 10 accumulate to be disposed of in one night. It will also prove beneficial to petitioners who will not have to walt for thirty days. or for a regular monthly meeting to get action of some matter that they have before the coun4 ciL t.. 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
PRYOR SURRENDERs.
SIbsiIa aIan Aeeased of KeeI

AIbblIe Man Aecuhed of KeeDlng
 Gaming TabEe. ff
 Mobile, Oct. 2s.--tspeoial.JG-F Pryor, h Mobile man against whom the grand jury returned an indict. mente charging him with keeping a gaming table surrendered to the sherifr'e authorities this morning.
 He was released on furnishing . bond If e5OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
INSPECT NEW STEAMER.
To Examine Boilers and Hull OI
 Steamer James T. Staples.

Mobile, Oct. -H.-ISpecial.o-o -ohicial inspection of the, hull and boilers Of the new steamer James T. Staples will be held next Monday when United States Inspectors O'Brien and Taylor will go over the machinery of the new steamer. s
 The Staples has had trial trip and her engines worked beautifully. the engineer from the Clinto Novelty works. who installed the engines Sex-t pressing himself as well pleased ,withi the engines as did the local engineer who TnhdS the "trip, Green vOrneoIiis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Proyoat-Jones Bridal Party.

The marriage of Miss Alice Jones daughter of Mrs. Archibald Bott Jones. to Mir. William Bion Provost will take place on Wednesday evening at 6:S0 D.. n1.. at the St. Ffancis Street Methodist Church There are several entertainments planned for the brids and they viii all be most informal and confined to her closest friends on ac-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
GRAVEL FOR ROADS
MOBILE FrsM DONATES ie,soe
Collector. of .Custppas. Advises Girl That Her Father Lost His Life At sea--Fcctball Teams
 Play Tie Game.

Mobile. scf. z4--(special.) - At q meeting of the. Finance sommittee of the Board of Revenue and Load Com fnissioners today the offer of Toulmin and ..on, donating to, the county 10000 tons of flint gravel to be used in buiid- ing county readss was accepted. and . letter of thanks vas sent to the donors
 When the good roads movement struck Mobile the firm donated 10000. tone to city and county, the city hay ing already accepted the offer. The Board of Revenue followed this morn ing with official action . e.s .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

The qnicfal trip of the steamer win be made one day next week and win be the occasion of a gathering of local
 steamboat and river men generally. The boat Is the property Of Captain Norman D. Staples. the veteran river
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Halloween suggestions.

Saturday next being Halloween, all the witches. elves and hobgoblin3. are supposed to hold their revels. Games of aiI sorts will be played such as bobbing for apples, burning notes and all the other time-honored GUS toms. for at the witching hour the fairies read your fate. .
 Jack-o' lanterns. sheaves of grain and autumnal fruits and flowers for the appropriate decorations for any function
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
DATE IS sELUCTED. ,

O9 AzemoFIal Exercises ef the. Camp
 Raphael semmeF. :
 Mobile, Oct. 24.-(Special )-Novem- Der 10 is the date selected for the hold Ing of the memorial exercises of camp Raphael SemmeS, U. C. V., and the Y. M. C. A., auditorium Is the place that has been selected to hold the exercises. Judge O. J. Semmes will be the chief speaker at the exer- olses at which the Daughters of the will also take part :'"'~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Pooiey-Liversare weaasyr.

MT " Cyril Peoley of M bile and MISS Carrie Liversage of Whistler. were quietly married last evenire at 5 o'clock. Hon. Jules E. Afford her. Iormed the ceremony which wac vii. messed by a few intimate. rr,snds sna relatives. After the cerensonv lhs bridal party repaired to the cawthon sneyard where a wedding suunAr was enjoyed. The guests were Mfr. and Mrs. w. c. .Pooley. Mir. and Mrs, Richard Kelly. Mir. and Mrs Liversaae, Miss Josie Lysrsage. Messrs. ceoree Howiey and George LIversage
 MT. and Mrs Pooley have a large numnera of friends both here and else. piness and good fortune. 7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
airi Lost EEer Father.

The Collector of Customs Is in re- eeipt of letter from Ruth Taylor. of Baltimore, o. asking the local oficial to give her definite information of ar father. Levin Taylor, who was engineer on board the Schooner Beulah McCabe which foundered at sea. s
 The letter from the "oung girl states that she had read where all the crew perished. but she wanted to know def- fnitely. Z
 An answer was written confirming the stories in thc papers. as Taylor went down with tie t of the crew when the McCabe f undered during the recent hurricane. after shipping caf- go out of this port.
 The child is now an. orphan. the iet- ter stating that her mother is. dead
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Shakespeare .cius.

The Shakespeare Club met as usual e. !. Torfey Tne President Mra Electra semmss colsson presided and each meeting finds a larger number or members on hand. Today the fol- towing questions on act four of Jullus Caesar were cloveriy discussed.
 !. Tn scene 1, how gre the trium- WITS engagedf What is seen as the reaction of mob-ruief
 2 What part does the death of rostla pIayT What particular effect time It Is first made known,
 2. What tTeat of Brutus does the in. cldent Of the boy and the instr,irnsnt revealf or what scene Is 1t rstminis.
 [. What Is the dramatic purpose -os the ghost sceneY -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
EnRamemenf AnuounceA.

Mrs. Lulu Corinne Green announces the engaEement and approaching mar 'riage of her daughter, Marietta. to Wr
 John Flint Carter IT,. The wedding will take place on November ak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
NelOs of Mobile Society

count of the recent bereavenasnt in the brides family. There will be no re- eeptien as the bride and groom wfIf leave immediately after the ceremony. The maid of honor win be Miss Olive Brewer the bridesmaid. Miss Gertrude Wilkins. Mr. Richard Eugene Jones. brother of the bride will Dc the best the groomsman: The usherw are Messrs A. ]. Lee. W. r. Stewart. IT.. Alfred Stevensoh and Drayton P.
 White 3si. 6 - ,.7, -',l.'e. =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

azONDAY SPECIAL SALE OF FANCY
 PATENT FLOUR. 2A pound sack. 7Oc.
 sR pound, sack, &1.40 ,a 4 1-2 barrel. @2l08. BROCK GROCERY 'CO, i PURE FOOD STORES. e,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

blank testimoniAIs and terms. Address Ora No 3i. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Fur. and Mnffs scientifically cleaned. Ladies' suits cieaneds s1.50 to e2.
 Preach Benxol Co. Phone 3es. 24 N. Perry st. ss.- :r Ks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
RusIne.s Meef,nr oe 9,,.o. ,.,..

Business Meeting of Pivot nrtawe
 A meeting of the Pivot Bridge cIuh
 VIII be held next week tor the nlrpoes of reofgAnizink- A number of other
 clubs will hold their opening meet
 ings the Arst week of Noxen1ber.
 among them being the Century Book Ciun and. Mobile. Chapter. D. AR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
WeaTdfnr c.ra. .

MT. and Mrs. Andrew Lott have. Ia. sued Invitations to the, marriage ot their daughter Miss Emma Irene Totf to Mfr Oscar Henry T9eAd of Atlanta
 Ca Tbe wedding viii take riace al home. 26s Marine Street. on Wednes- day evening. November ; 4th at s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
FeotbnIl Tenm. TYe.

A fast game of football was pulled of at Monroe Park this afternoon when the elefens of the Soath Missls- sippi College ,.,-.Attiesburg. .-.ss., and the Medical College Of Alabama, io4 cated here. played tie, neither side be- ing to score. -f'ai l'' :. s-
 The result came as surprise as the Medical College was expected to run over the MlssissippIans. l Ut they nian ; fully held neir own and put up . hrii-' liant game. i&S v
 -A large ( owde witnessed the game.
 Burks for Alabama and Graham for Mississippi. were. the stars. .-,..e This game opened the football sea son here and many more James are, scheduled to .-ollow. =. ,.s-,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
Persoad Mate.

Mir. and Mrs. Walter Heron left last night for short visit to New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

,. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Wilkie and little daughter, Hattie, arrived in New
 York this week from Scotiand, and ere now In Memphis on a short visit
 to Mir. and Mrr. clelapd smith before
 returning to New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Mrs. Heron of Indianapolis arrived on Frida yon a visit to her son, MT. Walter Heron.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Mrs. Archibald Hall and Mss Nell Hall are expected home on Monday. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Overall and the Misses overall, win move on Monday into their pretty. new home on Govern ment Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

 will return this week from trip to chacagoSand other Western points.
 Mrs. Hortense Batre will return the end of the week from Poland Springs and Dtroit.
 Mrs. Stanley Hsrndon and daugh- ters. Misses Lucy and Rebecea Hern- don. will return this week from a short visit to Nashville. Mrs. Horace Beavens returned yes- terday from Washington and Balti- more. s-E
 Miss Laura Pickett. who has been on . visit to her sister. Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, win return to Montgomery tomorrow. Mfr and Mrs. Charles Le Baron Taylor have moved Into their new home at a5S State Street.
 Mr. Joseph HodKson. Jr.. will arrive from New York November 14. accom- panied by his friend. Mir. Ralph stubbs- Mrs. Joseph Hodgsou will move Into the Lavretta house on Government. af- ter November l. -a
 Mir. Randolph St. John of Butte, Mont, is here on visit, to his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas St. John. 1 .f~ Y s-o u,... .nA ss .,fs. sctenssAeaIIy cleaned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25

Mir. Randolph St. John of Butte. Mont, is here on visit. to his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas st. John.