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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
CLAYTON.

Mr. j. L. Bryan was the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. Minnie Cherry, Monday.
Mrs. Crawford visited her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence Joyner, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen were the guests
of their son, Fate Owen, and family
Monday.
Mrs. Annie Killion and daughter,
Miss Ruth, visited relatives near Clay
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie Boston and Albert New
ell made a business trip to Union City
one day last week.
Several attended the burial service Of
DIR. G. F. Glover Sunday. The sevi-
ces were conducted by Rev Moore.
Brother Glover was well known and loved
by all. He leaves a host of friends and
relatives to mourn his loss. LILAC.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
Prof. Mathis Address.

Il
We are somewhat like the Irishman,
I, when his General told the army that a
one Of the bloodiest battles was soon tc
be fought, any man who wished te
engage in secret prayer could do so, the
/ Irishman walked from the ranks and
concealed himself behind cotton bale
some one quietly listened to what he
was saying, and gathered this one sen.
tence: Lord thou knowest we are moi
brawling after you every day. /" Just
SO it has been with the Union City
Training School; we have let our work
speak, which is the best way to build
anything.
Our course is four years in English,
Latin and Mathematics, so arranged
that it is in harmony with the various
UNIVERSITIES, thereby saving time and
money to our students and patrons.
The time was, when the association
and pleasure of students centered in
and around the chapel; but that is a
thing of the past; to-day the scene is
changed the interest centers on the
athletic field. School work is first, and
athletics are secondary; yet boy must
have clean hands and make good in
the class work and examinations if he
holds place on the team.
Nashville has truly been called
the Athens of the South, in and around
Nashville, where the educational atmos-
phere is filled with a classical spirit.
Nearly every town in that section has
been so influenced in seeing the great
necessity of preparatory schools, that
they have the proud distinction and
honor of having these schools. Then
is there any reason why Union City
should be so unlike that section of our
State?
OF students that have graduated from
schools in and around Union City in
the last two years, counting the two
young men who recently received their
certificates from the U. G. T. S., we
have furnished about So per cent. of the
young men that have entered UNIVERSE
ties.
What the life boat are to those upon
the sea, the preparatory schools are to
the young men in receiving them from
the influences of commercialism and
bringing them back into the harbor of
education. What the 14-foot water
way is in retaining our fertile lands, SO
are our preparatory schools are playing
the same part in the field of education.
We feel proud of our progressive
merchants, who take pleasure in meet
ing the demands of the people. We
rejoice, if wheat, the queen grain, wears
dollar wreath upon her brow and king
corn four dollar barrel for a crown.
We enjoy thegreat feast in attending
our county fair, there to look upon
the progress of our farmers, both as to
stock and products and last, but not
least, to view the handiwork of our fair
women.
We are all aglow when the horses
are on the track, and we hear the men
say go; but the greatest pleasure to us
is to take boy or girl and prepare
them for life and then tell them to en-
ter life's battles and do their best.
Friends this closes our twenty-first year.
Our exercises now begin and will be
according to the program you hold in
your hand.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
The Election Commission.

The appointment Of T. J. Bonner,
d. P. Caldwell and A. d. Keller as
county election commissioners for
Obion County was made last week
among other appointments in West
Tennessee, and these gentlemen will
serve for two years unless the courts
overthrow the acts Of the Legislature.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11

Stop at Carter's for fresh groceries,
cold drinks and take look at the fruit
lowered dishes.
F. P, CARTER & Co., Rives, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11

Phone us and we will be there with
the goods. If they are not all right in
every respect we'll be there after them.
That's the way we do business.
STONE & RAINEY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
Animado festival
en- Caguas.
De nuestro corresponsaI tspecial

De nuestro corresponsaI especial.
JUNO l6.-Aprovechando ia opor-
tunidad de que la orquesta del macs
tro Domingo Cruz (a) Cocoiia que Sc
Sc eueontraba en- San Juan y anima-
dos del mayor deseo enthusiasts Gle
mentos de nuestra cuita sociedad a.
vidos de Dir una vez mas la reputa-
da orquesta, Sc acord6 y Sc liev6 d
cabo I'm baiie en- los ampiios saiones
del Union club en- la noche della fecha
va mencionada.
Desde las 9 de la misma veianse
los salones muy nutridos por distin-
guidas damas de 10 mas Seiecto de di-
cha seciedad.
Entire ell escogido ramiIiete, desco-
llaban y ltician primorosas gaias To-
quita Gutierrez, Rosario Chiques,
Carmen Maria Rodriguez, Maria Ii
zardi ,Josefina Dfaz, Ysidorita Liar
di,y las no menos simpaticas y encan
>tadoras Ynocencia Dfaz Mercedes So
la, Eioisa Sofa Juanita Al onte, Tere-
resa Molina, Rosa Molina, Candita
Lizard, Julia Morales Lolita Rodri-
guez, Rafaeia Morales, Psnchita Mar
tt, Lucia Cepero, Paquita Santiago,
Amanda Santiago, Anita Brugueras,
All Alvarez y un sin nGmero que no
nos es possible resenar.
Tambien asistieron las Sras. de A.
guayo, Santini, Subira, Lizardi, Lo-
PEE Victoria y otras que no recorda-
mos.
la orquesta baio la direction del
amigo Coco muy ajustada.
Fueron muy aplaudidas y yovaslo-
nadas por los aIlf presentes las dan
zas del reputable cOmposltor Juan
Rios OvalIe que tan conocido es por
su popularidad.
A las 3 de la madrugada di6 fin
dicho festival.
Y dire para dar fin la presente,
que ha sido uno de los bales mas ami
mados q. Sc han efectuado en- dicho
centro en- Ell presente aho.
Que continue cl entus asmo y sc
repitan q menudo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
BaRco Territorial
de PRertO-RicO.

En- cumplimientO a 10 prevenido
eD el srticulo 90 de los Estatutos
de esta Sociedad. e: consejo de Ad-
miniStrsci6n en- session de l6 del ac-
tHal mes, acofd6, ronvocar Ia jun
ia general ordinsria de sccionistas
del corriente sio social para el dia
% de julico pr6ximo Y hora de las
dos de Ia tarde en- que empezaran
Las sesiones, que tendran lugar en-
Ia casa del Banco calle Tetuan No.
5
Los tenedores de accionps "Al
Portador" para hscer usO de su de-
recho DE- asistencia q "a junta tie
neD que depositarlas en- is cajs del
Baneo sUtas del dfa Is de julio
Hzsta el mismo dis Is. 50 expe-
diran por Secretarfa las papeletas
De zsistenC!s & los qsTe tengan de-
echo 5 Ella, Y las cartAs de repre-
Sentaci6r ~ admitiran has;a "a no
ras antes de- Ia celebrsci6n de Ia
Junta, ruyo efectn los Interest,"
dos las traeraD 4 secFetzris para
incluIries En- las paPeletas cUrTe--
pondientes
Lo que Sc haee pGblico para eo-
noeiniento de iOs inteTesad0s. san
Juan p Ri de JUNO 1909 .-
FL secretArio-P. Roeafort-Vo Be -
r. presidente- Rafael Fabian-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
GacetiNa de Yauco.
De nues'ro corresponsal.

JUNO l6.-Muy. .concurrida y pre- :
ciosa estuvo la procession de Corpus
que fu6 transferida para ell domingo
pasado. Asistieron con una magnffi-
ca representation las congregacio-
mes de Hiias de Maria y H ermanas
del corazon de Jesus.
Alrededor de la igiesia por donde
recorri6 la procession habfanse levan
tado aIgunos aItares en- los que Sc en-
tonaron himnos q la Virgen y Sc alzt
la hostia con gran devotion al COM
pas de la. marcha real espanola.
Ell sabado doce del mes que cur
sa lego a esta poblaci6n procedente
de los Estados Unidos donde estuvc
cuatro amos cursando estudios en- un
colegio de Alabama la sefiorita Petra
Guzman. ALI obtuvo ell titulo de pre-
fesora graduada asf Ell ingl6s como
en- las demas asignaturas.
La orquesta de cuerdas que dirige
el Sr. Antonio Quiroz obsequi6 a di
versas personals el lunes porla no
che en- ell hogar de los esposos Torres
Guzman en- la Gale Buena Vista.
-Ha llegado a esta ciudad Ell te-
niente Sr. Gimenez que viene a sus-
tituir en- su cargo al Sr. San MILAN
que pasa q servir a Manati.
Saludamos al primero deseandole
buen acierto en- sus funciones policia
cas- en- Yauco Y despedimos al segun-
do deseandoie tambien buen acierto
y grata estancia en- Manati.
En- la ultima reunion habida Ell
el casino de esta pobiaci6n Sc tratd
de la disoluci6n del mismo. votando
& Sfavor de ella 10 individuOs Y en- con
ira II. Como Segun ell reglamento la
los votos para decidir la disolucion
tienen que alcanzar d mayor mime
70 qued6 sin efecto 10 propuesto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
Ia NuERTE
EN- UA BANJO.
En- "Rio-jueyes'' hubo
una ri1s resultando
IN herido.
Manuel Cruz agredIendo
con TN tenedor
Por tirar de Ia oreja a Jorge"
arreStan a 6 perSonas.

Los siguientes sucesos ocurrldos
en- Ia ciudad y en- la isla, han sido CO.
municados al cnartel general de la
policia insular, con fecha de aver:
Anoche entire 9 y 10 de Ia misma
fue sorprendida una jugada a 10 pro-
hibido en- la Gale de San Jose, arres-
tando 6 individuos y ocupando di-
nero y titles. Ell servicio fue presta-
do por ell cabo Santiago, y guardias
Cristino Lopez.
Aver d las 5 p. m. Ell individuo
Manuel Cruz, agredio con I'm tene-
dor a Pedro Santiago, infiriendole
una herida en- ell costado izqrHerdo.
Ell agresor fue detenido por ell guar
dia Manuel Gonzalez, y puesto a
disposition del juez municipa.
Salinas, P. R-En ell barrio Rio
Jueyes" ell individuo Narciso Colon,
infirio varias heridas de puhal a Juan
Atilino, siendo una de elias en- ell wien
tire y de caracter grave. Ell puhal usa
do en- la agresion era del herido, a
quien logr6 quitarseio ell agresor en-
empehada lucha en- momentos en- q.
trataba de esgrimirlo contra 6l. Ell
agresor fue arrestado y puesto dis
poslci6n de la Corte municipal.
Ramon Brugueras, jefe DITTO.
Salinas P. R.-En ell barrio la
pa" sitio "Sabana Llama" muri6 a.
hogado en- ell rio la nina Maria Rodrf
guez, de y amos de edad, en- monmen
tos en- que Sc banaba con otras va
riar. El hecho fu6 casual. Ramon
BrugueraS iefe de distrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
FoneRto De Ia bibio-
! teca de Cayey,
Valiosos donativosque han
hecho muchos amantes
delprogreso del pals.
Muches & interesanteS velume
mes llenan hoy suS estantes.

JUNO 16.-El dfa % del pasadc
mes de Mayo, fue alberta en- este pue
bio la biblioteca "Nicolas Gimenez"
Hasta hoy Sc han recibido l4S III
teresantes vo1inenes que han dona-
do las siguientes personas:
Hon. Regis H. Post, Is Slibros, An
tonic Rivera Ortiz, 2; Lido. Luis Mu
noz Morales, so; Lido. Luis Llorens
Torres, l; Modesto Vazquez Cap6,
8; Miguel Garcia Mendez 20; Carme-
10 Oben, II; Abelardo Garcia Men
dez, 20; Carlos Anton Hernandez q
Antonio Ma. Leon Candelas 7; Pa
bio Vallejo, /; Benigno Rosallo.l l
Juan Rivera Lopez de Victoria, |;
Alfonso A, Aguero, IL; Julio Hoyos
Colon, /; Manuel Fernandez, 2; Nar
ciso Ortiz 2; Doha Juana Ortiz S.
l; Baltasar Rivera Cruz by Asclepl-
des Lopez, l. .-
Muchas cartas de la isla, tenemos
q la vista, donde Sc ofrece ayuda a Ia
biblioteca >"Nicolas Gimenez", en-
tire las que figura una del Sr. Diego
Vazquez, de Caguas, otra del popu-
lar ST.. Santiago Rosario Ortiz, de sar
Juan; una del Sr. alcalde de la Cidra
Prexedes Santiago y otra del Sr. En-
rique Rosario, residente en- San Juan
Los sehores NJ. Garcia Mendez, A.
Rivera Ortiz, y Julio D. Rivero, han
conribuido con diez dollars cada
uno, Tambien I'm desconocidQ envit
,iez dollar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
Acudid a "LA NlNFA"

El mas esplendido surtido de cami
setas de las mas tinas classes; pero a
precios m6dicos, tiene Ell acreditado
establecimieato "LA NINFA" For
taleaa 80 del Sr Pedro Garcia. d dis
posicitn de sus fsvorecedores, Los
sombreros para hombre, cuellos , pu-
nos, corbatas, pafuelos de mano. tt
rantes, medias, C'MISAS de todos
precios, ligas, botonaduras y demas
obietos para uso de caballeros son in
meiorables. SOMBREROS DE PA
JILLA; Ultima novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
ADAHICOS JAPOHESES

Ell PARIS BAZAR acaba
de recibir del JapoD directa.
mente, una factura de abanicos
japoneses de Ultima novedad
desde % centavos hasta dos
dollars uno Son todos de
paisajes muy caprichosos y de
verdadera noVedad.
Adenas Sc ha recibido una
partida de chales 9 mantillas
en- negro. blanoo. azul J rosa
que detallamos a IS Centavos
una, Y que son de muGhisima
utilidad. PARIS BAZAR.
ALLEN 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
UNA CARTA DEL
SENADOR TILLMAN
TrabaiOs del ST. BOerman en- ia
vOr de Puerto Rico.

Ell Sr. G. NJ. Boerman ha recibido
del senador B. R. Tillman, la Siguien
te carta:
U. S. Senate Washington D. G..
JUNO s 1907.
Mr.. c. M. Boerman, Esq. San
Juan P Rico. -.
Querido senor: Tengo a mano su
carta de fecha reciente. No es pro-
bable que Sc haga algo en- esta session
del congreso, porque solamente la
legislaci6n de las tarifas esta bajo
consideration.
Sinceramente suyo
.. B. r. Tillman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
a los C0mercianfes
IS s ~ DecimOs.

"LA CORRESPONDENCIA" ofrece los anuncian-
tes gran variedad de tipos eslos para anuncos.
Anuncos adornadosCch6s de esereopia que mantengan
siempre mpo pereco anuncio-Clich6s de plana en-.
terra espeoiaes para auncios grandes para hoias suel
tas--Fijese Ell las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT
ClA" En- elias vera sucesivas muestras modeos dc
anunCOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel deperi6dicoa 50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
PEDROCIUSTI
Sc ALOUILAN

En- Is parada 6 de Puerta de- Tie
TTs, una hermosa casa de altos y un
local propiO para estableciniento
Estsn 4 IA orilla del Trolley. Tam
bien SC venden ambAs fiHcaz. Para
infOTmes: J. J. Caro- Sol %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
Vclgos de Ia linsa "BenneT"

EcleT0S de Ia t1Isd "bennN'
Bergantin americana Mamie Swau
debe hsber saiido de N York para esta
via Fajardoel 26 del pasado
Consignatarios; S. Ezquiaga
Goleta americana Camilla May Page de-
be haber salido de New York para esta
ell 8 torrente.
Goleta americana E. Stan Jones, Del
Puerto de New York para este saldra
ell "a del que cursa.
Consigataros Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
DESPACHADOs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR ~

Cesteros Dos Hermanos Uberita May
Flower y Orizonte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
PILDORAS ANTIBACILARES.

las pas probado mas podero"o uedicamento
de las afeccone del aparato respTaoro
agd cronics Ell ama grippe tuberculosis
,u,uonar prontamente de etas pldofas
intelgentes
.nfernos & elias rstabeclneno
hoI.9 de piucpaes dogueas de sl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
COMMERCIAL
ENTRADAs, DEL EXTERIOR


ENTRADAss DEL EXTERIOR
Vapor frances Montreal da Puerto
Plata
DELLA ISLA
NO HUBo
DESPACHADOs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR w
Vapor americana Ramos para New
York.
vapcr Frances Montreal para San
Thomas.
PARA LA ISLA
Cesteros Dos Hermanos Uberita May
FloWery Orizonte.
- BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Eduardo c. Ross descargando
Laura id.
Carolina Id.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18

En- esta imPrenla se Eende papei de
peri6diocs I dcS pesos qoiutsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
FIJESE EN- ESQ


odavia del
aneen a esear argumento
Ell pdno Vendd el
mprescndbemente que exe ell
area que Ell pano bueno ST 10 gnoran los
de quedd
S rearda reaiza
quiere industrial comera professional poductor
hablidad
tiren dinero que eabecerse emPearon
que despiaran dnero Nadi
adVindr 10 venden
Ell QUE VENDE NECESITA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN
QUE COMPRAN
buen pdno db hoy anunciado LA
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO"
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-18
MOvIMIENTo DE CABOTAJE

Vapor espahol Buenos Aires del 81 al
% de este mes estara aqui procedente
de Colon y escala.
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga y Co.
Vaptr Philadelphia con destino N.
York saldra de este puerto ell % del
corricnte
Consignatarios Villar y Ca
Vapor americana Caracas El 81 del
que curSa recalar6 procedente de New
York.
Consignatarios: Villar y c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-05
STATE BANK OFFICIAL
 DISREGARDS COURT

Oklahoma City. Okla. Oct 4.-Not- withstanding the restraining order issued by the federal court at Guthrie Bank Commissioner. Young, under dt- rection of Governor c. N. Haskell. continued payments to the depositors os the failed Columbia Bank through out the day. Judge Cotteral will come to Oklahoma City tomorrow and hold court to ascertain if the bank commissioner in in contempt.
 President Norton of the bank. and his associates have ogered $S0O,O00 to the state banking board for a return of the bank to their hands and the banking board members said tonight that the bank probably would bS transferred to it's original officers to- morrow.
 Attorneys for the state today offer ed Judge Cotteral certified checks for the amounts claimed by the petitioners for a receiver but asked that the checks remain with the court until 1t can be shown that the bank has on- sets against these deposits.
 Commissioner Young and the other members of the state banking board declared tonight that the restraining order does not apply to them because. thev assert, it enIoins them from pre- ferrine one creditor above another. which they deny doing or having done in the past.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-05
Amusen1ents
Vaudeville at the New Majestic.

Auspicious was the opening of the New Majestic Theater. the gaudy suc- cessor to the former Biiou Theater on Bibb Street, last night, with the second vaudeville bill of the season. The crowd which fiocked to the housewarm- ing witnessed a show that was varied and entertaining, spectacular and amusing.
 The i've Columbians offer 8 unique attraction. Four girls and a man. composing the Miller family. are sing CTS and dancers above the average, and with handsome property in scen- cry and costumes, furnish c show that Is easily the feature of the bill. But the honors of the troupe go to the lit- tlest one, girl of 10 years, whose dancing, singing and impersonations endeared her to the audience from the first. Her characterization of Bessie Mccoy, singing "The Yama- Yama Man" is clever bit of impersonation.
 "Christrees at Higgins" Is the title of a three-part comdy with a touch of heart interest that does not succumb to the funny part-the story of an old couple of country folks, and the ab- sence of their daughter, who Is a fa- nous singer abroad. But the daughter returns. after she sings to them from across the water. in a dream of the old man.
 The acrobatic work of Joe LaFleur was of a high order. and his assist ant. a well trained little dog. elicited as much admiration. A combination acrobatic and juggling piece of work. in the srunt of Pero and Wilson. furn- fsh the audience with some new wrin- kles in the juggling line.
 The single performers. Billy Beard. The Party From the South." e black faced comedian who is genuinely comedian, Miss Toma Hanion. a young woman who impersonates "a few male types" and who mak ss a Jaunty boy who is more real than the most of the female :mfations of the sterner sex. and Dick Miller a character singer who can make himself seem any old thing, completed the bill. one of the most enjoyable. in all. ever offered on Montgomery vaudeville stages.
 The new house Is brilliantly lighted. more commodious than the other. and the actors themselves get a better chance. The stage itself is big enough for almost any stunt. and the arch of the prosconium Is not os low but that the people in the gallery can see 1t all. The diminutive stage was one of the only faults of the old Majestic on Com- merce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-05
TAX RATE IS FIXED
COUNCIL DETERMINES WHAT PRO-
 PERTY HOLDERS CONTRIBUTE
No Charge Made in Levy of Year Ago Special Meeting to Hear
 those Who Protest.

An ordinance was passed. under a suspension of the rules. at last nights meeting of the council which fixes the rate of taxation for Montgomery dur ing the present year.
 A rate of one half of one per cent is levied for the maintanance of cur rent expenses and sixty-siv and two thirds of one per cent is levied for the payment of bonded indebtedness of the city anu the interest thereon, and the maintainance of the public schools and conveniences.
 The rate as fixed by this measure Is the same as last year. one eighth of one per cent. A special meeting of the council was set for Wednesday, November 10th to hear any protests upon the adoption of this rate of tax ation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-05
BUSY
ANTI-AMENDMENT OFFICIALS ARE
 PROVIDING SPEAKERS.
State Is Enthusiastic~ over Successful Birmingham Meeting--List of
 Assignments are An- nOunced for This

Evidence of the effect of the mass meeting held in Birmingham by the anti-amendment forces Saturday even ing, in the counties contiguous to Jefferson, as well as through the state was shown by mass of mail mat ter that arrived at the campaign head quarters in the Exchange hotel yes- terday. The bulk of this correspon- dence came from workers In the dif- ferent beats. who are enthusiastic over the accounts of the meeting.
 The fact that the special train to Birmingham from Montgomery. which had been advertised by the anti amendment forces. did not leave the depot Is not considered an indication of lack of interest in the fight at Montgomery, and no significance Is attached to the failure of the pass anger list by the antis.
 The speakers bureau was hard at work yesterday mapping out the as- signments for the week. The task or filling all requests IS not an easy one. yet. as nearly as has been possible. speakers have sent where desired.
 Arrangements for this week include a meeting at Bretwon tonight. at which Hon. Tom M. Stevens will be one the speakers. He will speak at Pine Hill. Wilcox county, Thursday.
 At wetumpka tonight, there will be meeting at which Hon. Phares Cole man of this city will speak. saturday at Centerville. Bibb County. Hon. T.. L. Long will be one of the speakers. The same night Hon. W. W. Lavender will speak at Calera, Shelby county. and MT Stevens. of Mobile. will speak at opelika at eleven o'clock Saturday morning.
 Fully 500 people listened aeten- lively to Hon. J. T. Letcher at Ozark yesterday. He was frequently cheerec.