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THE COURSE IS SET.

Nobody need have any suspenee or
doubt about what gave Taft his walk
over in Ohio, Missouri and such other
states rs have lately been heard from
It is Roosevelt OF and for h mself
Taft IS an ineonsideraole power As
The representative Of the Roosevelt
policies he is Irresistible. The poll
ticians hate HIM the capitalists hate
and fear him, but the people sustain
him. they see him IN the gioFihed
light Of The Rooseveltian reiieou0h
The president is reformer who is N
earnest and who has the power hls
frown breaks the most sseadfast local
machine. His nod leads the people
No man in the history of America
ever had SO much control and direc-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
az REpREsEnrArIuE

TO the voters Of Glynn County.
{ VIII be q candidate at the coming
Lemocratic primary for the Legisia-
ure and ~ due time my platform
VIII be announced, both in the press
ard on the stumD, but I'm the mean
time want the people 20 Hndersiaad
that I ana bitterly opposed 10 certain
local corporations and 'arfesian well
bills.
Arthur Lezyy.
watch for ms Plato m
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Mir John Riha of Vinlng. Ia. says 81
have been selling DeWift's Kidney
and Bladder Pulls for about a year
and they give better satisfaction
than any PHI / ever sold There are
dozen people here who have used
them and they give perfect satisfac
tion In every case. have used
them myself with fGe Eesal IT," Sold
by All Drugg sits.
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FoR -REeRFsENTATluE

To the Voters Of Glynn Comfy:
This is 20 announce my candidacy
for representative from this county
in the ueTt general assemble. sub
ject 10 the democ ATTIC primarF
Willard Reese.
Brunswick Ca. Jan. p. 1908
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very ttes pee Iuiiys
ROBERT N. SCARLET.

TO the Voters of GlynE County:
beg to announce that I am a
candidate for the office of Receiver
Of Tax Returns Of clynn County,
subject TO the Democratic Primary.
Respectfully,
JAS. r. LkMRRlGRT.
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Re careful about taat little couen.
Get smnethias right away; some
sood reilable remedy 6at VIII move
the bowels. Kennedy Leyatiga
Cough Syrup acts gently yet prompt
ly on the bowels and alays inflama-
ton at the same tiae. 1t is pleasant
to take and It is especially recon
menaed for children. as it tastes
them myself with fine results. Sold
~ All Druggists.
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Respectfully.
John &. Dubberiey.

To the Voters OF GIynn county;
beg to announce that shall be a
candidate at the next Democratic
Primary for the office CT Receiver Of
Tax Returns Of said county. will
appreciate the votes Of my fir ends,
acauaintances and the public gener-
ally.
Very Respectfully
ROBERT M. SCARF Eft
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TELEPHONES.
OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

/ Gym County.
Glvan County Commissioners.
The TAlted States Court OF Bank
fnptcy for this district.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

We HAVE A FINE LOT OF
WOOD FOR SALE. slNcI <
LOADS 25 CENTS, DCuRI E
LOADS So CENTS. =
HlLIoN & DODGE LUMBER COM.
PANY ALTAMAHA MILLS,
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0NE GENT 4 Word
FoR ~.

FOR wo5atory. room
house. 100 Z. ctheet Apply to Wm.
4. Badaui
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EoR Tax RECEIVED.

To the Voters Of Clgnn County:
beg 10 announce that ] viii be
O. candidate for the Office Of Receiver
Of Tax Returns of Glyhn county at
the coming primary 70 be called by
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee.
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Los PACKAGE Of fish netting. sui
table reward if returned to George
Krauss.
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CLARENCE r. LEhVT. President
and Editor.
LOUIS !. LEAVY, Jr, Nice President
and Managing Editor.
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Hatoh ~ M plato N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
gcfauntmaduugen
Srpartemcut iiir Giicntlidc Sidcrbeii-gauteu
SubsS cpurtcmcIit ocs Webnnocs Suipcttur5s
gilrcuuo. 1lnthhaua

NdItimorG, Den II. glu9uit 1908.
Iugebntc tuerben eittacaen gcnomueH BON
Der Guntruftslebbroe Der Staot Baltimore fir
Die @rrintlmA ciue3 SebGuneo an Der Gdc BON
WaiIberrn- mo Fdhion=S traBe. fir ben WiuOnr
mlo Stuotrutb non Baltimore. oao bon ben
GOmmiiidrcn Der btieltltuen S6ulen ais ShuI.
bauS berubt tpcrbett iuu.
g%lItgcUpie miiien In ueriicGelte1 9ouoertelf,
~norciitrt an bcn ogouro OF gtparos Of Nultts
more Gin" icin nno 6rn. =. SepeI I6ouds.
Stabt 3legiiirulor. in oeiicu Nilrcuu i'm 1iatbs
hnuo nm UoCr Dor II lhr IuruittuQe am 2.
ScptcInbCr 1905 ilhcrreidi lpcrocIt.
9uc g%tngCbptc luiliielt ali Dem 9iH1cbota Sors
muldr am @tbc Der Gcorudtcn Spe8itiiationet
iein Ino miiiicn eilacreidt lueroelL, utne nab
ie bon beu Spc5ttiiaiiorcu ubgerifcn limo, lpels
C5cn sales oao @li9ebot nid in Netrubt ae5os
gen miro.
Etuc Yubcoic milieIt nit uNins iur Stbool
at IinlberrO Gno Enhlou StreelS" muriiri iein.
Seocm %9lr0tboi rnib cin an hcn WtnDnr mo
St1otraib bon Baltimore 8ublbGrcr ccrtiii8iricr,
dui cine oGlcnring 0ouie"sGnut 1e5ogPuer Gbrd
oes Ntetcra itber iltlltblttoert t$50O) Dollars
b~ciNctii9i icin.
3cihnulnen unb Spc5ifiiutipncn f6nnen am
ODER ludh Dem 20. Nuluit 1908 i'm Nitreai beo
(SCbduoes Snipeitors heiihtiQi nernei.
Ste geb0rbe bebdli ith ou5 Reht Dor, irNeno
ciu ubCr ale %9lltgebpte Bi pcrlpCrfcIt.
Gnunro :. GrcituH,
@cbduoes Snlpettor.
@enebmiBt:
Z: Barn @'aBuoL,
(9unon Of % Di o. oG o7 % 90 an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Characterization in iGren uorOairifo.
nllden SeiiBungen. &u f1ria cin.
H%etroftelle Nodrittcn aus %}lIJcrieIl
mcloen, oaB iih Elm nCler 2~uuiitanO
an Der morotfaniihcn @rcr}c por6c-
rcitct, no cine oro6iihc (mtppcn-
nott III StGrfe Don 25,O0O Montl
III DER Silollng begrifict it, sic Sen
Elon perfolgt, oie in @rcbor un0
Vonol1one 9clegeneu irNn}oiiihcn
Folten 5lt %iibcrruidcn. Wclcrdl Sp-
ulItcp, Cher GonuniiiGr an Scr
olBcril6 mnrotfaniihcn Nrtn5c, lit
III GoIomb 9rtbor mr0ctonncn mO
ltcbt i'm 9cgriif, eilic ilicIcn0c So
Tonne Don 1000 Ncitcrn st orIdniii,
rem. 0ic &orbllt ora Gcin0}a ma,
noprirt bel 9oiiocri6. Ciiijicll per
loltct. DAB Der Nlliitano ouf Inn
trlcbe Der Ngettcn N}ltloi HniiO'2
}uriid5ufiibren lei, Die inter Den
St0mmen in Sifilclt lno @out8tjr
iDrc Ngitotion bctriebcn bGttcn.
Mte man aus SaoN mo @0ibinJ-
ton mcIoet, bat ll,clc Sum ocn Sol
I0n0crn 5lt pcrltcbtn AclcbcL OnB cr
Nldt9 OnAc9cn bat, mcnn lie ocn
Fr0ltocntcn GoItro Don &cuc}uclo
mcgcn Iciner pieIcn tiir}iidIn 6rcdl-
5citcn ilbcr's &nic lc9cu unO ibnl
bic @oicn %onipomncn. Die Cin5ige
Hc0ingung lit oit, 0ub feline pcrnu.
lcrte 9cIebung penc5lcluniidcn &c
bets ltottiinOen bari. N}pnbccr BE-
lcltet Iid) lllln nit Ser inn ci1}ncn
&cood)tiomtcit otf Ole Grcfution
Dor, nlO Iobolo cr oomit icrtig lit,
miro Scr SpuB loSgcbcu.
9lla %NpelOoorL @olono, miro be.
ridJtct, OaB rin Invertebrates GrciN.
nib III Der 6olGnoiidcn a%oniNaiomi.
lie 6cuoritcbt. &0niQin @iIbcIminc
bait lld) III Dem tonlQlldcn S6lone
@ct 600, nabe Sem SoaQ, oui.
Sine GllBerit ungcllnOc %llit mcbt
sur Belt in GonItontinopcI. Hcoicb
Fnid)u, mclhcr crit Dor cinigcn Go-
gen gum tilrfiIhcn &ricganliniItcr
crnannt muroc, itorb BORT am lcbtet
Sonntaa Nor5 pl0tlih, onaeblit an
cincm ShIagillB. 81 ieincm Aod-
lolacr mnr0c OSnton ga 9ti5omi or.
nonmt. @cuiiic b0berc Oiii5icrc,
mcIhc Don HcOiab Eoido cine 9ti.
icrlung ibrcr Gage crmortctcL bc1cl
mc1en icinca Go0ca NiiBtrolrtn mo
Ocrlon9cu, BOP sic &cid)c crbuntirt
miro, obmoDl Der SSIum Is aus.
oriidlid, pcrbictet, cine einnlol beer
piGtc &cid)c micoer SIT crbumircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Trnnccs Yptitic.

IS ftarb am 20. Nuquft 1905 Sraners @ud.
tic, .Gelicbtc @nitiu pcs perltorbcucu SSnr.
WOditie. I'M &C. Sabre hires 9e6enS. 9tu6e in
Sriehen! Gas &egrlbnjB fiuoet Samitaa, ben
-. gNlQuit. RS llbr @orlnittuDS. bon Der Nob,
nula hrS SrIt. Sobn Nseteumunt 9tr. .31S,
SSeits S1rutogus Strabc. ans iinti. Sin %fcierlis
dies Hcuuiem lptro III Der q. WIpbonfuSsNirbc
nm s llbr itutttinoer. &erpunote uno Srertoc
iino ddbiiH2enul einecluoen. (234-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
G5f Greet Tampfcr-G ompaanie.

Sbntthtts tyhqtptuH.
Nbfnbrt bcs Samplers nadb Rod Greet iino
GtoIn Grcef bon Gperocn's Nerfte. am ssiSe
pes @rodoipen, tIeiiW nm 8 llbr Moraerts uDo
8 llbr Tadbmiitaes. ausaenomnen Gap,tiaes.
SaIdi.aas nm O llbr WiorgenS unb Gpniiiups
um 4 uno s llbr Wiprecns uno 2 ubr Radmiis
TAGS.
cpeSinl. 9inten fnr Eereiae, 0irdten nnb Gum.
taaSfdWien.
@eitcre GiSfunft ertbeilt ftriftiih .oSer
miinhIif Snbn n. Neatf i'm Nfireai Der Gonts
pagnie an Der Aerftc 5iuif6cn 12 uno 2 t4r
Natnmitiaas. = Mo. YDone, " 3s1.
(MGi20-Sept1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Charles Nuu1uann.

IS itarb am is. glunuii 1905 Charles Van.
miami i'm glltcr bon 33 SGbrct unb 10 Miuuus
ten. ~9clicbtcr Sub1 bon llurp mo oes neritors
beilerl Nobn Nnui1nnn. Ste @ecroi9ulia tinoct
AM 1rritan, ben u. 9Iuguit. 9iahmittdae I'M
. ll5r, bon Ncr gSObluuN icincr Wiltter, gtr,
III, SitsSnAcrsS trnbe, aus aut Dem st.
WiaitbdlIs- SriCnboie" itntt. SierlpdrSie mo
Srcuaoc iilo nhtun9sopu cin9cIuoclt, %oericlbcn
bei6ulppbnef. t233-p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
GupitGn ySln. Stabl.

IS itnrb am 20. gtnQuit 1908 CAPTAIN 8m
StaBl in ieirer &%iobnun1. pr. 905. 9toros 6rel
inoni. 9lpenuc, I'M 9llter bon II Sabren, 9eIicb.
ter @atte bon Mini6iloe GtabI. Sic 3ett nel
Nccrot9unn miro fpdicr nuOe6cigt.
tSanousfO, Sbiu, 3eitu1acn mouer cell, CO.
pirelI.) esd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Waraarct Sirr.

s. ilar6 am 20. gluGuit tg0S Wiarnarct Sirr,
@ditiri oc3 pcrIlOrJcneIl 6onruo 0irr, Sic DC
crblQnn0 iinoCt Spmntng, , lbr gtabmittug&.
bon Der ISobnnrai i6reg 5hmtcgcriobncs gStls
liam ". &rptn9 yir. 400. yt6rosSluJsS trnbc,
aus itutt. NOM Sccrpnrbie' unb 5rcinoe Der 6ns
mile ahllnaSpaIF eiR9eIaSen itno. mi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
&n1. i. Eli.

IS iinrb am 20. @lQuit 1908 Wm. ". Sin
in icincr lcRtcr &obnllA. 9ir. 746, 9olulnbtn.
iinoci 6icicn eamtoa, , ll6r NdbmiiiaqS, poi
Der GmunuclesHirb an Greene iruBe ltuit.
@eiieRuuG uuf Der ,~9Scitcrn Gcmeterp."
tSalttorltier 3ettIlltacl ipollet 9etl. eoptrell.)
I lDHI-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
itnmmcn : Sdjmlc

Sn5 einlrhoicr6i9iic Scrnclter Der ,@iar,.
lamb Saubtnnnicn. : dluic" ~bcginnt am t6.
September. 9iibt iefteriunif1. Sir ale WeiBen
%ttniber. Hiht fcitcrinnifd. Sir ale peiben
GGlbitininielt uito nItb fir Sic, hereit @ebor
81 f6lcdt III. lmt iblcu Den &efib Der 6ffert'
liten SbuIen 6t crIflnaliden, Spreden lno
Slppenleiet aeIebrt. @rammdrfbiIcs mo afas
ectnit6e Sdcber; Stoit. 2uai5 ltno llnterriht
irci. 81 melocn bel 6bae. u. Gfp, YrinSipal,
SreSerid. No. (SuIi30-Scpt10, SoSuIFo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
0unbpn.1arf.G Cemetery.

VIreah: Nr. II, gSeit' Sarntuga,Strafe uno
Sanpt.singaua: Sreoerif. 9tuao.
8e9r1bntbplite bon $25 an inter beithnotatr
Miifiibt, Gtnttthiunrril, Se,pinee, Ytlan5en etc.
perbei i'm IreibbaIS an Snupts9 iit9ar9 ge'
fulloen. Infer GGcni miro. pertn eetpilnitt,
burfprcdeu. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
GricSiun.Qinie

GricSiuu-2inie
Teue itucne saa.5ampfer:
r2ure Baltimore" II. .Grnn" uah Ebilaeelpbtn.
Snbrcu tdgiidl NIB Sountags, WIpr9ells nm
s llbr. bon Der IraitsS traBcn, .3inifhen Der S1l'
BERT mo Scutb. SIR Ibe, alb, .0aiten On 81 set
tcrtuu, Su.pn Goint, Ghfiapeafe.9itn, ct.
@eurge'S, Sclawarc.Gitp uno 6betrr, 10; la!l'
sen iinseidbr nm 8 litr slbenhs ~ Ebilaeei'
p6ia an. Gnt;iidcnoe Sahrt ourh ben Sauai.
@uiiuaicre f5nncl na0 Nc.icben bis GGeinpeafe.
Giip mo Nettertou iubren une OUT Der 9tiidta9rt
nit benz soot nab SuIie 6nrlldtnbreil, no le
nm 8 llbr nnlan0cn. SabrpeiS mad SbilaoeIs
pbia $t.5u. &unofabrt Q5 3aae), out, an It's
acrh eir,ni 9aas obcr gebibpcte 5nriid5niebrell,
$3.50, ODER 9iildfcbr auf einem Sige Der s9dl'
timpre. 9 bio.s'abn," S3.50. Gir6fabriss Sineie
per Gifclbnbn BON a;hilaoefpbtn nan Atnnttt'
Gits, Cape Gian. Gong grandb, Stran @rupe,
Nsburh Harf, GlbanA, Sfpn, Hep.Dprf nno
nDrolidten 9rnficn. MGbiSeiten 90 Gents
Nudioantpfer o~erlaien RrafisGtrnbe regeIttdbig
8 lltr Ibenos nit Iusnabnle bon Sonntaeen.
3tdcts bel Ilbauab'S 5urt Serfnul. S6reitcn
Gle Iiir gSegiueifcr.
Clarence elriuer, gaert.
Guni23-gug31) gir. 1913. 9iebt'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Baltimore Cemetery.

9hrcan: Tranffin.@fb., Baltimore. r.. s~,prttftr.
VegribnibpIite ann Serfauf = bon $25 an,
nit Marmorpipiien abgcgren5f $35. = Y;ib
iiirS bier 8riber. Sreie- genusuna Der aapele
fir Iraiersotiesolentfe. (Suaif6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
MarNlouo SGnScn.S dulc,

go Cit.Nprtb. Nocuuc. Baltimore, @s.
Wiro AM \. Srptrmbcr 1908 Wicgtr %rruiirct.
Sieic Sdbnlc ninmt Sllloe uhCr sinner nit
bcfcftem glu1cnIibt ans Nidrnl1nb uuo bent
Siitriit Columbia unI. Friuata 36glinge bon
aioereu Srirt jiacintier.
Sir Snfpyn1utipl luenhe man iih at
SuBn 4. @lcoioe.
Iglgt5,iWfD superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Baltimore Surite,t S6ufe.

Iidter Airep {. 9iilre. Geiau.
&orIeilrqcn @lbcuo9. SerbitsScueiter beainrt
AM 2S. september 1908. Autaloae Del Santee
II. Scmuis, Sciretlr, 400 eaniinbge SrilolIlG.
(slugiG.2lite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Qbeno. 1urilten.Sbule

Baltimore l,nlutriitGt.
Wbcnbs9Sorlcfunoen Nddlitco Seinetier be9i1rf
am 4. Sftubcr. Sir Gutnluoc iuelIoe man lid
an Gunruc C'Snune, Sefrcidr. pr. 3i9, Huro'
Gbarics.s traec, Baltimore, Mo.
(9lu04 ,t!Qit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
GcrmiIdDtc Nn5cigcn.

Nlna2O.2 ID Il b. 95 .2G.27 Is. 203n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-28
STOMACH IS SOUR
EXPERIMENTATION OF UNDIGIasTED
 FOOD IS CAUSING TT.
Hundreds of Men and Women Here Are UnnecessaEHiy Suffering From Stomach Trouble sad In-
 digestion.

rake your sour .stomaeh--or maybe you call it Indigestion, Dyspepsia, 0as- tritIs or Catarrh of Stomach: 1t doean't ' matter--take your stomach trouble right with you to your Pharmacist ana ask him to open a 50-cent case or Pape's Diapepsin and let you eat one 22-grain TrtanguAs and see If within i've minutes there is left any trace or your former misery.
 The correct name for your trouble Is Food FefmentaEion-food souring; the Digestive org ans become weak, there Is lack of gastric juice; your food is only half d tgested, and you be- come affected wlth loss of appetite. pressure and full mess after eating, vomiting. nausea. heartburn. griping in bowels. tendernAss in the pit of stomach, bad taste in mouth. constipa- tion, pain in limbs, sk,eplessness beleh . ing of gas, biliousneas. sick headache nervousness. dizziness and many etrSer similar symptoms. :.
 If your appetite is ,fickle. and n'oth- ing tempts you, or yoal belch gas or if you feel bIoated afteE eating. or your food lies like a lump of lead on your stomach, you can malGa up your mind that at the bottom of az1 this there Ia but one cause---ferme tAtion of undi- Eested food.
 Prove to yourself. after your next meal, that your stomach Is as good as any; that there is nothing really wrong. Stop this fermentation and be- gin eating what you wstnt gWithoutfear of discomfort or misery.
 Almost instant relief is waiting for you. It is merely mat Fer of how soon you take some DIapepsin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-28
International SundaySchool
 Lesson
Fourth Quarter. Lesson ix. Isaiah
 xzviii. l-ls- Nov: p, seos. . .,yr-

Fourth Quarter. Lesson h. Isaiah
 xxvlii, 1-ls. New. 20, 1908.
 THE WORLDS TEMPERANCE SUM
 Is. DAY.
 Ephrals., occupied fertile territory, stretching across the heart of Paiee- tine from the Mediterranean. to the Jordan. In the midst stood samaria, the capital on Q. commandlng. emi- the valleys hung about 1t like the bae- chanalian garland On tho brow of the banqueter. And it's exuberance vas as eyanesceut: for its glorious beauty was . fading flower. Destruction was at hand -g
 The capital, court and people were ensiaved to drink. Under It's subtle delusion they were in perfect ease. With the proverbial stupidity. of the drunkard. they felt perfectly safe, trusting in the mountain .fastness of Samaria. With sense of justice blunt cd by the use of tntoxicants, and their basest passions tnflamed, they opposed the poor and crushed the needy. With the unsuitable thirst which the use of alcoholic liquors always begets, they kept crying. Bring and let us drink"--- the Samaritan equivalent to our mod ern bacchanai, Here's a health to you" 7stJ t#F e.E
 But the judgments of God are abroad: The irresistible Assyrian, Shalmaneser. mighty and strong, is Gods ipstrument of wrath. He jocks upon Samarta like peculiarity tempting morsel, like a fig premature1y ripe. SO rare and suc- enlent that one swallows it as soon as 1t is in the hand; does not even think of laying It aside to preserve 1t or Cat it at his leisure. His coming will be like a tempest Of hail. a destroying storm, a flood of waters; figures pecu- liarly impressive In that latitude. where in an hour the dFtest water course be- comes an awful torrent, This proph- scy had It's literal fulnllment 721 B. C.. in the ninth year of Hoshea. King of Israel The country was aavaged by the Assylrians under shalmaneser, and Israel deported Into the cities of As- syria and Media.
 The prophet now turnA from Isreal to Judah. He contrasts the imperish- able crown and diadem, glorious and beautiful, rewards Of piety, on the brow of Judah, the righteous and faith 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-28
PROHIBITION IN JEFFERsoN.
Solicitor Advises Grand Jury To Go
 Slow,

Solicitor Advises Grand Jury To Go
 Slow.
 Birmingham. Nov. 27.-(Special.)-- Contrary to expectations, the proba- bilities now are that the grand jury which Is in session and which will adjourn finally next week. will return but few indictments on charges of gambling and violations of the pro- hibitlon law.
 An impression prevails that the grand jury will hardly consider any of the raids made on so-called social clubs wherein the sheriff and his of- ficers served what are known as raiders warrants" marching dozens of men from these places to the coun- ty jail where they were required to make bond or be locked up. in many instances fiIst locked up and then al- lowed to make bond.
 The decision of one of the judges of the criminal court that these war; rants would not hold and other decis- ions handed down on the prohibition laws is said to have had effect on the grand jury and the solicitor appear Ing before the inquisitorial body Is re- ported as advising much care in con slde~ing indictments for true bills.
 There will be, it is believed, some true bills for violations of the pro- hibitIon laws.
 Callie Richardson may be indicted for the murder of Barney Reyes, the animal trainer. the killing taking place less than month ago.
 Other true bills will be turned in before the final session is held.
 This grand jury has the eyes of the entire county because of the pro- hibition law enforcement and other things which cause much comment from time to time in Jefferson county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-28
NonTHnRN MpTHoDIsTs.
Hfuch Work Before Conference Tn Bir" mfngham.


 Much Work Before Conference Hn Bir' { Birmingham, Nov. 27-(special.) )- Al business session followed the de- votional service at the forty-seconc conference of Alabama, of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, betne held in this city; when the second days meeting began.
 Many matters of interest to the church came up and received atten- ton. The pastors. and others attend Ing the conference reported the pro- gress being made in their respective communities. Every report was healthy one.
 Though the past year was not q bright one, the church, generally speaking, show gains in membership and in other directions
 This afternoon the anniversary ot the women's Home Missionary Society was celebrated. Mrs. R. H Osborne of Birmingham, presided. There were some good words of cheer expressed and this part of the meeting proved most interesting.
 After penteeostaI service during the afternoon a Er:ef breathing spell was taken and in the evening the anni- versary of the board of education was held with Rev. L. H. Jackson pre- siding.
 An address was delivered by Rev. J. H. Race. D. D.. president of the University of Chattanooga.
 In attendance was Rev. Thomas Mich olson, D. D.. secretary of the board of education. New York City and he gave information of the work that Is being done.
 The bishop pr sstding at the confer ence here, Rev. William F. Anderson of Chattanooga, held & conference thii afternoon with the official board of tre Simpson Methodist Church, the lo- cal congregation, looking to assistance being given in the early erection of the handsome house of worship the Sunday School room, which Is com. pleted, and is being used by the meet. Ing. ....-
 The assistance desired will be grant ed in some manner. and the local congregation feel confident that be- fore another year shall have passed the Jbis' edince will have been com pfeted and put to use.
 The attendance at the conference is large, almost every part of the State now, being represented. There are some parts of the State where the church has not a very strong fol- lowing but those will be reached ir time.