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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
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in Stem Yorf miro 5u Stanoe font
men. 9lus Stem Yorf miro beridtet. !.
3u 9egil1n oes beurigen @inters
miro nod Der groffnung oes neuen
5liigels oes metropolitan Wuleunl
Of 9lrt IN oelien &aitnen eine glus=
itellung moberner oeutI6er &unItper-
fe itattfinoen, fir pelbe oie erforoer-
li6em arrangements nit Ser oent=
iben Gegierrng ourd ben bieiigen
beutiden 8eneral=aoniml, @errn Or.
&arl giin5> eetroffen mllroen Inter
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meroen
ii6 mebrere bon Safer @ilbelm Ii.
perionlid fir oieien 3tped 8ur Ser
fiignng geiteate 9mnitiperfe befiuoen.
Die slusltealtng-Sbiefte neroen Sc
maloe un0 Sfrlptliren in 8ron5e
uno Marmor biloen. Sic iperoen
bon einent 4on1ite mlsgelpablt uno
geianlnlelt meroen, oelien Mitglieoer
bon 8ebeinrat @ilbelm 8ooe, @ene-
ral<0ireftor Der &onigli1en Wtuieell
ernannt lperOen nno unter Ieiner
beionoeren 9ltfii6t arbeiten. Die
9lusfpabl Ser &iinltler uno ibrer
Sbopfungen miro nit ser groBten
Sorgfalt erfolgen, 10 bob cine Salnrn-
lung mel6e tntr Die belten oeutl1etl
&initperfe Der ssSebt5eit ertbdlt, ge-
ii6ert erI6eirit.
Die Grobibitioniiten iino ni6t
penig erbolt oariiber, oaB Der 9on-
greB fir ben pradtieen neuen gen-
tralbabnbof IN @uibington Sha1f-
gerehtiane bemilligt bot. 9a Der
gabnbof in eine @egeno au liegerl
fonpnt, in Der es iueoer @otels nod
@irti6often gibt, 10 lit es, iaet Die
sc .. Slm", gang ielbitperltduolid),
oaB man in ibn cine 8ar einri6te
fir Ben xeil oes reilenoen Iubli-
flnns, Der geleeentlid oas 9eoiirf-
mis- enpfinoe, etinos Stdrferes als
9rumenpoiier 81 trinfcn. gfur ser
Eolitifer, Der in nerpoier glngIt an
oas Senperen5potlln IN ieiner Sci
mat oenfe, fonne lid oariiber allfre-
gen, meun ben 2euten in einem Of
fentli6en @ebduoe, oos Sag irno
9fad)t inter poli5eili6er gluflidt lte-
be, alfobolbaltige grfriidlln9en per.
obreiht tpiiroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Sir Gp,tntn =Glerf.

Sic wSreie Ereife fir Eeras~ tit alls
toriiiert, an5u5eigen. Das 9 b an 6.
$ 9amiIton n &ailbioat fir bas Inti
bes County bon 8egar COUNTY
1T liilb ii9 ben benofratiiBen Rrindrz
tpnblen i'm Suli itnteripirft
Die uSreie 8reIie fir Seyas" lit alls
toriiiert, arl5n5eigen, baB Wetfe S.
6 m B ell aanbibat fir bas gln1t beg
gpuntb@glerfs bon 8egar County lit uni
ii6 ben oenlofratii6en 8rinudrpablen I'M
Suli ltntertpirft.
Sic u5reie grefle" lit alltoriiierl
Sranf 81. gteip tom als &anbtoai
fir bns g1nt oes gounth gIerl
bon gerar COUNTY, abbdreig bon Der
am 25. sSnIi n5ubaltenben bemofratif6er
Rrimdripablen. arl5ufiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
9Sartner aeindlt

fir n1ein 5iltner= nno Munberge-
idaft. $. @erfe, Sinlbop,
@rpan Seras,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Seras.

Die Brobibitionspartei bat III
Dallas ibre Staotsfonpention abge-
bolten ltno ibre 9elegaten CUR Na-
tionalfpnpention iltitruiert, fir S. g.
GronfiG als probibitioniitii6en 8rd.
Observation-Disclosures gu fti1nnen.
Die 8latforrn ipridt iih fir Elm
Mmenoement CUR gunoesperfaiiung
oas Hrobibition i'm gan5en 2anoe
einfiibrt, aus, ferner fir Staatspro-
bibition, fir 2oeal Option uno fiir
itrifte 9urbfiibrung oes Sonntugs=
tagsgeieses. sic erflart, fein Ort
llno feline @enftinoe babe oas Ge6t,
Dies @eies auBer araft 5u ieben unb
feline 2egislatilr tonne ibnen eit1
lol6es &ebt perleiben. Sir oE
HrobibitionsbeiDegung IN nnlerltl
Staat bat oieie &onbention pie
iiberbaupt Die 8eltrebungen Der 8ro.
bibitionspartei ear feline geoelttllng
Sir uns lieet Die @efabr irl Dem
ginfluB, Ben oie Hrobibitionilten, Ole
iid ni6t oieier Yartei angeidloi-
fen baben, auf Die oemofratii6e Yar.
tel ausiiben. ltniere 9lufgabe lit es
oaber alld in eriter 2inie eegell Die
len ginfluB nl5uf1nlpfen uno oas
fonnen mir nur in ben ben1ofratii6er
Briln1rpablen tlln. 9esbalb gebi
unier Slot an aIle 9lnti-Hrobibitio.
niiten inllner uto INNER mieoer
oabin, ii1 an ben oetnofratilden SRI
mGrtpablen 5a beteiligen. gsur bort
ein5ig llno nllein bort, fonnen mir
ettpas gegen Die uns beorobenoe &c
fabr Der 5taatsprobibition ausrid,
ten.
Ser G1aoen, Ser in 2amar
County onrd oie lleberihipenlmnlla
oes &eb 9fiper angeridtet 1T, pirf
nuf 100000 abeeibabt.
Sn Dallas iino oie gleftri5i.
t1ts- unb Die @aiieriperfe tpieoer in
Gatigfeit, 10 baB Die StraBen abenOs
mieoer belelibtet litio. Die 8erfaufS,
Iaoen uno oie Saloons oiirfen ies1
obenos pieoer often balten. 0et
eleftrii6e gabnperfebr nit Saf @lif1
un0 Sort @ortb lit ipieoer i'm @ange
ssn @eit 9allas bat man oie 2eibt
zines ilteren Matnes nantens Sobr
Grom gefllnoen, Der felt Der Sod
flut permiBt muroe.
9ie giienbabner IN -Noro.
9eras laiien eifrig on ben 5eritorter
griiden uno oenolierten 8abnodnt.
men orbeiten, oainit Der 8erfebr II
ieiner alten slusbebnllng 10 balf
pie moglid pieoer bergeitellt per'
Den fam.
ssn ben @erfitatten Der Santt
Sc 9abn in Gleburne iino 600 Sir
better bis gum erlten Sum- obgelobnt
tporoen. 9lnh Die Seras & Hacifi,
gabn bot ibre @erfltatten in Wfar
ibaa auf unbeitinlmte 3eit gei6loi
Ien~
Ole peribieoenen &laiieu oel
4derboll- uno @etperbei6ule II
grpan boben geidliiiie dftgenomnen
Die fid) gegen Die Stellungnabme oes
Trdiioenten Sarrington ausipre6en
Die illngen 2eltte ideinen aber bod
berniinftig eenlla 5u iein nidt ipie
Der einen aonflift berbeifiibren 81
tpollell ionoern ibre Stuoien rubil
| fnrta1ffpken
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Sir Gpmntn =Nniualt.

v9ie nSreie @reiie fir Segas" lit alts
toriIiert, GERM @eor9e 5untre
als &anbibaten fir bas 9lint oes County
glinpnlts, abbdngig bon ben oenofratis
1ben 8rirndripablen, ar5ufiinbigen
9ie uSreie Ereiie fir Seras" lit all-
tpriIiert, So M S. glep t II als &an=
bibat fir @ieberipabl fir bas glmt bes
Count tbantpaItes bon 8eral
County, abbdrgi9 bon ben am 25. Sui
1tattfinberben betnofratiiden Erintdrs
ipa6len. an5ltfiinoieer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Siir Sriebcnsridlter greeinft i.

Sic nSreie greile fir Seyas" lit alz
toriIiert. Sarrp Serb berg als
&nnoioat fir bag slmt 6es S r lie be n 8
rioters. Yrecinft gfo 1, BIab 2
bon ben beinofratiiden Rrindrtpablei
an5ufiinbigen.
Sie nSreie Yrelle fir Seras" lit a1s
toriiiert, Ben 9. Sisf ais &atlbibai
fiir 8ieberipabl fir bas glmt bes sSr e.
Be II Sri Of ters, Brecinft 1, Tlab 2
abbdn9is bon ben oemofratil6en Yrie
mdripablen, al,5ufiinoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Sir Gumitabler. grecimft So. l..

9ie u8reie Ere6e fir gegas~ lit au@
toriiiert, arl5u5eigen, oab 6. S.
9feebes &an6ioat fir bas Irnt bes
gonitablers in Brecinft $50. lit l1llb
ii6 Der @nti6eibung Der ben1ofratii6en
8rin1drtpa9len lttltertpirft
Sic rSreie Rrefie fir Seyas" lit altz
toriiiert, au5u5ei9en, bab S. 6 5. 8ilz
tens &albibat fir bas gfmt beg gonz
itabler Brecirft $50. 1T 1tnb ii6 Der
gnti9eibung Der bemofratiiden Rrintdrz
ipablen lttltertpirft
9ie uSreie Yrehe fir Seras" lit alt~
toriiiert, ar5n5ei9eu, sbaB S o6n 6.
Srainer &af1bibat fin bas Mmt bes
gonifabler Erecinft $50, / lit unb ii6
Ser gnti1eiblng Der ben1bfratii6em griz
tldripa6len urltertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
9iitrift=G(erf.

Sic uSreie Yreiie fir Seras1 lit alls
toriiiert, GERM @ag S. 9 8eder als
&arlbioateu fir bas smt Des 9iitrifts
glerfs. bon 8erar Gollntp, abbdngig bon
ben benofratii6en Erirndripablen i'm
Snli, an8ufiiroigeu.
Sic nSreie Yreile fir Seras1 lit allz
tori1iert, Germ slnbreas Coz IT.
ais &anbibaten fir bas Mmt beS 9iitrift<
glerfs bon 8erar goitntp, abbdngig bon
ben Oemofratii6eu Brimdrpablen i'm
SmIt, an5rfiinoieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
ssiir Goumtp =Widjter.

9ie uSpeie 8reiIe fir Segas~ lit alitoriz
iiert, ai15u5eieen, oaB 6err s eobore
5arris 9alDibat fir bas @ntt eines
gpnntpribters BON Berar gonntb lit
lnb iid5 Der @nti6eibnng Der benlpfratiz
Iden Briindrtpabl untertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
9iitrift= Midter.

Sic aSreie Yreile fir Segas" 1T all=
toriliert ar15u5eiger, bab M. 6. 8l fs
leu &anbibat fir bas glmt bes Hi9ters
bes 81. 9i1triftgeridts lit llno ii6 be,
@ntl6eibllng Ser bentofratiideu Yrimdre
ipabl an 25. Suli lt11tertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Stir 99renraientnnt.

9ie uSreie 9reiie fir 9eras" 1T a,ls
toriiiert, perrn 6 better $. 6 r
reIl als 9eprdientant fir ben britter
Ylab IN @erar @ountb, abbdngie bon
ben oemofratiiden Yrimdrtpablen, an5ls
fiinoieen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30

@ciudjt.-@uter oeuti6er Sunee
fir &iidenarbeit eeill6t, elmer ser
etlpas bonn ao6en perItebt, poree3o-
gen. g. 2anlninger, Gonltantine
&eitaurant, CORPUS gbrilti. 9or 5O4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15

80
Wallace Gribble. Of West Union. was
a business visitor here y2ednesdRy and
Thursday.
Houston q. zoung, OF Charleston. as
-sistant secretary OF state! was a bust
ness visitor in the city "wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Emile Carter. OF East Main
street, left last evening for Washing
ton, D. G.. where she WIN enter a com
servatory, OF music.
Rev w. o. David, OF Monongah. was
the guest OF his brother. James y. Da-
NId. last night. euroute to the synod
meeting at sistersvilfe.
Mrs. James Mccain, who visited Mrs.
AForfImef w. Smith. returned to her
home in Bridgeport this morning.
Mrs. A b. Hall Is visiting Mrs.
Naude H. Kendall in Fairmont.
DR.. A. b. Hall Is In FRirmOnt attend
ing the state meeting OF dentists.
Misses Mary Bartlett and Mildred
BiddeHzare visiting Miss Beryl Leonard
in Fairmont.
Mrs. Den Fuller was here last eve
ming from Shinnston.
j, w smouse and family are here
from Altoona. Pa. the guests of Mr..
and MIS-. G. BeaL
NJ W Harrison. OF MorEantown, WAS
here last night.
Alex G. strickler, Of EllenbOro. is in
the city.
H Matthew's is here from Parkers-
D. J. o.Ner was here from Manning
ton last night.
a. Courtney is here from wheeiins
w. r. Gregg is a city visitor from
Weston.
W. B. Davis. of Wheeling. is in the
city.
Mrs. jacob KobIegard Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Powell, OF Main street.
Mrs. Maude sibert was here last night
from Shiunston.
Miss Carrie Peters went to Park
ersburg this morning to attend the
general association of Baptist.
Rev. G. w. Kinsey was here from
Parkersburg this morning enroute to
Parkersburg,
Hiram Munday was here Thursday
day fromi West Milford.
Senator Jacob Snyder is a prom
inent visitor here from Wheeling.
Cletus Stout. of Barbour county.
is a city business visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
FIFTY THOUSAND
Turn Out to Hear Taft at the
Big Rally Held in
Wheeling.

WHEELING. Oct. 15-The most
conservative estimates place the to-
tai crowd that turned out "a hear
w. II. Taft speak at the big Taft Ial-
" here last night at fifty thousand.
Fully twenty-five thousand strangers
thronged the city while the towns
people turned out in mass. The big
street parade was mammoth affair.
more than four thousand people be-
ing in line representatives OF all walks
of life. The ovation given Mr.. Taft
is said to have been the greatest po-
Ttfcal demonstration of the kind that
ever took place in the city. A sig
nificant feature of the big rally was
the great outpouring of laboring men
and their enthusiastic reception of
the presidential candidate. Judge
Taft made two speeches in different
parts OF the city and addressed big
throngs on the way. He completely
explained his attitude and that of the
Republican party toward the work
Ingmen to the apparent satisfaction
of the many thousands of cheering
workingmeu who heard him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
COURT OVER
October Term of the Federal
Court in City Comes
to An End.

The FEDERAL court jurors were dis
charged at o'clck this afternoon
and later in the day the term of
United States court ended. Judge
Dayton will open the Martinsburg
term next Tuesday.
The jury in the $4,000 damage
suit of Ira c. Post against the West
ern Maryland Railroad Company, for
injuries received by him at Ellllns
May 80 LAST when a freight car side
wiped passenger coach he was rid
ing, returned a verdict of $4,000 in
his favor. The case will be appealed
by the railroad company.
c. H. Jones was sentenced to 80
days in Jail for a violation OF the In
ternal revenue laws, but he appealed
the case and gave bond.
Frank ZonislSi was acquitted by
jury of the charge of violating the in
ternaI revenue laws at Mudlick.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
I1TEEH 70 wIIL1soN q D1NN1so1l
clartsburE. W. Va.

Dear sirs: a new word has come in
to use in paints; 1t is strong Strong
paint is paint as strong as paint can
be. Weak paint Is paint not so strong.
If one paint takes 10 gallons to do n
Job and another 10, the 1O-saIlon paint
is the stronger.
II one paint wears 10 years and an
other 3, the lO-yeur paint Is the strong
er.
The strongest paint is the one that
takes least gallons and wears longest
But do such differences cxistP Yes.
and greater Devoe Is the strongest Of
all. a Job that takes 10 gallons Devoe
takes more than 20 of some. And a job
of Devoe wears several times as long as
n job. of some paints.
o. f.. Perry. East Sth St. Erie, Pa.
painted two houses same size; same
time. with two paints same price; took
3 gallons Devoe to of the other: AMI
in three years Devoe was the better
looking job
There are strong and weak paints;
we all want the strongest: paint can't
he too strong.
Yours truly.
40 r. W. DEVoE & CO
IP, s,-cost.Ifolden Co. sell our paint
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
GREAI IHR0NG
Hears William Howard Taft
Speak Forty-Five Minutes
at Huntington.

A telegraphic message received at
Republican state headquarters from
Huntington Thursday stated that an
immense throng heard Judge Taft
speak there this morning and great
enthusiasm prevailed. The Taft
special arrived there at $50 O'Clock
and remained 40 minutes. Mr.. Taft
spoke upon a number of the import
ant national issues and his remarks
left deep Impression upon his hear
ers. william e. Glasscock Will
speak ut another meeting there to-
night and will discuss state Issues.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-15
DRY HOLE.

In Eagle Ldistrict, this, county. the
South Penn Oil company has drilled
its test on the Henry Davis farm IS
feet into the stray and has developed
no oil or gas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
BIRTHS OF WHITES
 OUTNUMBER DEATHS

The following are the vital statistics for Montgomery, recorded in the office of the City Sanitary Department du- ring the week ending october IT. 1908:
 White Births. To Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Mitchell. a girl.
 To Mir. and Mrs. Joseph cardwell. a boy.
 TO Mir. and Mrs. William Brown. a hoy.
 To MT. and Mrs. Edward Hare. a boy.
 To Mir. and Mrs Emery Egg "a boy. To Mir. md Mrs. Cornelius A. Hsu- To MT and Mrs. T. E. Williamson, To MT and Mrs. N. ". Brooks. 2 bov.
 Negroes. To Harmon Sharpe and wife, a girl. To Edward Williams and wife. boy. To Albert Howard and wife. boy. To John McLemore and wife. hoy. To William Christian and wife, a girl. ITO Joseph Smith and wife. boy. To Julia Tatum. a girl. To Thomas Giovanni and wife, . girl. .> To Jack Stokes and wife, a boy To Mary Lee Loftin, a boy. To Davis Taylor and wife, a boy.
 Deaths. The following teaths were recorded s. W. Hunt. age 31 years. Robert Wilkerson, age 27 years Gertrude Bernard Anderson, are 2 weeks.
 Ambrose s. Hoffman. age 10 years.
 Negroes. Jane Turner. age 42 years. Mariah Few. age 46 years. Odios James. age 2l years. Annie Mae singleton. ago S7 years. Infant of Arnold Jackson. age one month.
 Mary Foster. age 21 years. Hattie Green age 27 years. Darkery Clea Foster, age 21 years Infant of Mary Lee Loftin. age i've days.
 Jane Thornton age 70 years. Katherine E:ane, age five months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
DRISCOLL REFORMED
CONVICTED SAFE BLOWER PREs-
 ENTs PHII.ANTHROPIC +. SCHEME.
Serving Twenty Years For nobbinE
 Safe of Montgomery Theatre, He Plans :. Farm For cx-ConvIcts.


 Birmingham. Oct, 17-(SpcciaD-- Albert Driscoll, serving a twenty-year sentence Imposed on him in the crimi- nal court at Montgomery on a charge of safe blowing, has completed a course in book keeping through the mails with local business college.
 He has taken a great interest In prison reform work and through cor respondence in The Alabama Christian Advocate will probably succeed in having an orEa uization perfected look ing to the establishment of a farm or some other industry at which prison CTS after their discharge from me penItentiaries can find refuge to make better men of themselves and find way to steady and honorable employ ment.
 Driscoll is man of considerable training and schooling. He Is na- tive of New York state and started on career in Brooklyn that has landed him in the mines at Flat Top in the western part of Jefferson county.
 Rev. S. R. Emerson. the state prison chaplain has taken a great liking to Driscoll and is giving encouragement in the plan for place for reformed prisoners.
 In his latest letter. setting forth his plan. Driscoll writes to the editor Of The Christian Advocate. the publica- tion of the North Alabama ConIerence of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. as follows When a man after a long term of confinement obtains his freedom and all restdaint Is sudden ly removed, in the first flush of his new found freedom. he is very apt 10 go to excess. At this important period q friendly hand should be reached out to help him and to guide him alright.
 ''The writer is state convict him self and has been moved to write this appeal to the Christians of the state by the large number of men who re- turn to prison for another term. Something is wrong. There are too many second and third term convicts. There Is not much in the hereditary idea of criminal tendencies. It Is environment that influences us the most and leads those who are weak willed to go wrong. Give an ex-con- viet a chance to reform. The old Ada m is strong in us all and you who have successful resisted the power of sin. should look with sympathy and compassion on those who have failed"
 Mir. Emerson. the state chaplain. Is working up a sentiment on the lines suggested by the convict He has in- tentions of arousinR interest In a farm that can be worked by ex-convicts so that not only the products for. self sustenance can be raised but also enough produced to sell and thereby raise funds for expenses Of an tnsti- tuition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18


 president of the Union. will. be ehere a day or two ahead~of the convention. A number of .prominent n evangslists throughout the country, tt is an- nounced. are coming to Birptpgham to participate Ia the conyeptlop-
 The Holiness Union is not denomi- national organization. ,stste those m charge. but Is an organization ot church members. opensair meetings are to. be held every day. during. the convention. It is proposed to have meetings in the open on several promi- nent street corners In the, city.
 Another meeting will be held Sun day afternoon by those here who are interested in the convention and fur- ther efforts made to get private homes for. delegates to the meeting. All the railroads to Bfrmingham have am nounced cheap rates for the occasion.
 Among the papers to be read will pc one: s'The. Relation of the Holiness Movement in Civic Affairs" by Rev. Newton wtay. of AsbUrY College, Will more. Ky. and ''The Need of Gen. eral Revival of Christian Eiucatiop. bv President J, W. Beeson. of the Wornan's College. Meridian. Miss.
 Delegates, VIII begin arriving Mon day. morning. few to come tomorrow evening. ste
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
NEWS or NEWTON.

, Newton, october f7-(Speeial)-- City officials of Newton have been elected as follows: ". B. Mitchell. re. elected Mayor: Councilmen O. 4. q. ]Arree. pr. A. J. Morris. John c. Millt- gan. E. A Trawick and. John c. Car michael J. c. Carmichael not quail tying. Another election is ordered for November sth. with P. M. Sims as can didate. .~
 Officers appointed by new council. H. ]. Ward Clerk: c. A. Pippins Treas- urer. H. Possy, reflected Marshal; Pr. A. T, Morris. town health officer: M. Soiiie of Ozark. Attorney.
 Board of Trustees. elected for New ton District School. J. F. Helms. Chairman: Dan Carmichael. Secretary and treasurer; A.. B. Adcock. B. P. Ad- cock and H. J. Ward. s..., The schools of Newton are fin a prosperous condition and growing. The B. C. I. has an enrollment of near 300 with 25o boarding students. The public school has enrolled seventy and with Mrs. Corjie B. Reid. principal and assistant teacher. this session promises to be a good one.
 Albert R. Killibrew. who welded Miss Mims of Blaisely, Ga. Oct, II has returned to Newton with his bride to make Newton his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
NF-lys OF SCRANTON.

Scranton. Mss. Oct. tSpecla !. ,-- ,- Mrs Orren who visited Mir. Frank lS Lewis and family, has returned to her home in Alabama. ,,, ,.....
 Mrs T. J. Condon and children haNe returned from a weeks visit to reia- tives in Mobile.
 Miss Minnie Valverde has returned from A weeks visit to friends and relatives in Mobile.
 Rev. J. C. Watt is the guest of. MT c. B. Chapman and family.
 Twiggs Rifle Chapter. U. D. C., or Scranton. met Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. R. E. Evans.
 Mrs. George A Henry of Gulfport' Is the guest of her friends and rela- lives at Moss Point.
 E. K Gnatt has returned from Mo bile. He was the guest of friends,
 Right Rev. Father Thomas Heslin, bishop of the ,Natchez diocese, con frmed a class of forty at the Church of Our Lady of Victories last Sunday aft ernoon. The services were beautiful and impressive and the sacred edifice was crowded with members of the church.
 Mrs Jerry Wye who has 'been visit ing relatives at Bond has returned to her home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
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