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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS.

Rev. and Mrs. Wilson We're visitors in
Burlington yesterday.
E. H. NJ. Chatterton of Brandon was
business visitor in town Wednesday.
w. A. Ellis of Montpelier, representing
the Queen Fire Insurance company, was
in town on business Wednesday.
On page three of this issue we give a
SIX column summary of President Taft's
message to Congress, delivered to that
body on Tuesday of this week. 1t ia
worth reading and every subscriber of
the Register should look it over.
Humane Officer Joseph Nash was
called upon Saturday morning to kill a
horse belonging to William Forest. The
animal became disabled and unfit for
service.
Stephen Gregory of Addison has been
the guest of E. w. Train at Hotel Allen
during the week.
Miss Grace Buttolph, a teacher in the
Black River Academy at Ludlow. who
was in town to spend the Thanksgiving
vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Z. Buttolph, has returned to her du-
ties.
Mrs. Ct. X. Crosby of St. Johnsbury ar
rived Monday for several weeks stay
with her son, F. NJ. Crosby and wife.
The Labaree Society will hold "A meet
ing in the vestry of the Congregational
church Tuesday afternoon, December A.
1t is desired that all unpaid dues for 1909
will be paid at this meeting, also that all
silver bags be returned.
The Philathea Society will hold a sale
of fancy articles and home made candy
in the parlors of the Memorial Baptist
church, during the afternoon and even
ing of Wednesday, December Is. On the
evening of the same date the b. Y. 7. U
will hold social at which they will sell
cake and coffee. There will also be cleo
ton of officers of the b. Y. p. u. society
for the year 1910.
The women of the college will hold a
Christmas sale of fancy and useful arti-
Giles in the vestry of the Congregational
church on Saturday afternoon and even
ing, Dec mber rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Youtt and daugh-
ter of HoIyoke. Mass, who were called
here by the death Of Mr.. Youtt's mother,
MIS-. Charles f. Ynutt, have returned to
their home.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10

Crepe paper-Sheldon's.
Mileage Books at Marshalls.
Prayer Books at Gee Sisters.
new lot OF hats at Gee Sisters.
Expert matchmaker, Brough.
Red Cross stamps at sheldon's.
Peanut Butter Kisses at Calvi's.
Lard Compound l3c. Gorham 4 Sons.
New nuts. figs and dates at Benedct's
Nice, fresh Christmas candy at Calvi's.
Gold mounted Rosaries at Gee Sisters.
When hungry visit Taylors Restaurant.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Mary Gee.
Misunderstanding OF all kinds. II Elm ST.
50t2p
A fresh line OF tobacco and cigars at Tay.
lor's.
Christmas and post card calendars. Shell
dons.
Home cured hams and bacon at Gorham &
sons.
Seventeen Florida oranges for a quarter at
Calvi's.
Fresh oysters every day in the week at
Taylor's
All trimmed hats at reduced prices. Miss
Goodrich.
Engraved or printed calling cards at the
Register office.
Highest cash price paid for beef hides at j.
K. Piper's market.
the standard best oil only l0c gallon at
Galvin's Cash Store, Brooksvllle.
A 35 pound kit OF tripe for SIC at Cor
hams market.
Call at Piper's market for choice cuts OF
western beef.
Look Three pounds of AL coffee, 80 cents.
Gorham Sons.
Three quarts of Cranberries for 25cts at
Woods Market.
Try a pound OF our butterine at Is cents
Gorham " Sons
For good printing OF all description call at
the Reg ster Office.
Fresh bull pouts every week at Woods
market.
Nice chocolates in fancy boxes, for Christ
mas, at Calvis.
Four pounds nice honey comb tripe % cts
Woods Market.
Try our 33c green Japan Tea--best in town
Gorham 4 Sons.
WANTED-Woman to do washing in the
laundry. The Addison. 4stf
For SALE-A No. pair OF sleds and double
wagon. Loren Richards. 50t3p
To LET-Extra large coarse wool ram r.
r. Robbins, Cornwall. 5ctlp
FOR SALE One coarse wool ram. H. r.
Holden, Middlebury, Vt. 49tf
We are now selling Bissett's home grown
celery. Gorham Sons.
We can give you choice cuts OF Western
Beef, also tp-top Corn Beef. Woods Market
When in want OF sanitary oysters, send
your orders to Gorham 4 Sons.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10
MARBLE MILL SOL0.
Purchase Made by the rn'Vnt
8 N stble Company of Prdctor.\

Purhsse Made by the VermS Mt
Mstble Company of Prdctor.\
IT was officially stated yesterday by
General Manager w. w. Wood. of the
Brandon Italian Marble company that
the property of the company had been
sold to the Vermont Marble company of
Proctor, but the amount paid was not
given out.
1t had been rumored about town for
nearly two weeks that negotiations were
on foot tending to a transfer of the
property but up to yesterday the officials
were very reticent concerning the mat
ter.
What effect the sale will have on the
business life of Mddebury is not known
as nothing has been given out which
would show whether the business will
be continued here or a portion of the
work done in Proctor 1t seems to be
the general impression that only por
ton of the works will be operated, but
on the other hand it has been strongly
intimated that the mill would not only
continue in operation but the working
force be materially increased at no dis
tant date. If the latter is the fact Mid
dlebury people will rejoice as the re-
moval of the works means much to the
community.
The plant here is modern and up to-
date and it would seem to the uninitiated
that the purchasers could i'll afford to let
it remain idle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10

"Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema
that had annoyed me n long time. The
cure WAS prrmanent. Hon. S. w. Mat
thews, Commissioner Labor Statistics,
Augusta, Me.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10
Business 11ottces.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
nrst insertion; five cents per line succeeding
Insertions. Count seven short words to line
or six long ones.]
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-12-10
USEFUL XMAS GIFTS

Is our hobby, we sell only
the things most useful to Man and Boy.
Our store is full of nice things. Come
in and see them.
WiISon-Root Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

Ia ,sa saaoIsE. BATH. e. L.; RENT
No ,ra 'yn va NO. 3rd West. Inquire SO
= -na West Ind. phone 6s. c3S77
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rIJRs ANT nAxIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermlst lire and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
hcads. a. Stenze! Fur Co. bI h. 3rd So
a3tB2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS IN HOMES:
s350o-No i91 Tenth avenue. fivc-room
pressed brick bungalow, modern
plumbing. gas. electric lights.
fltted for furnace
s375o-No SIS E street, five-room bunga-
low, near the car line. Large
front porch. large bath room. two
clothes closets, gas and electric
lights,
s400o-No do3 Tenth avenue, five-room
bungalow. interior mission finish.
full basement and attic; fitted for
furnace
sl5o0-No. 8i1 Tenth avenue, slx-room
bungalow. library, living-room.
dining"room. two bedrooms. three
clothes closets and cabinet kitchen.
s4760-No. $50 Ninth avenue. six-room
pressed brick, stone foundation
bungalow. mission finish. large
front veranda. modern plumbing
s50oO-No. 1892 East Second South street.
Seven-room pressed brick, stone
foundation dwelling, reception hall.
five clothes closets, modern plumb
Ing. basement and furnace.
s575O-No. 7s9 Seventh avenue seven
room. two-story pressed brick;
stone foundation dwelling. Re-
ception hall. large front veranda.
screened back porch. modern
plumbing and furnace.
s6oOo-No. 967 First avenue. Eight-room
pressed brick dwelling. modern
plumbing and furnace.
SALT LAKE SECURITY e. TRUST CO.
80 Up. Main st.
Phones. Bell EN-, 80; Ind. 1i2.
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sTTlcE ROOM Mac rR5nUEH IasyiSd f. h9iERtSs y Rest5
ts' ,6t Herald building no
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''SooM MODERN HOUSE, HARD
'ona hoors; full basement; $40; lS7 u
Bell ts09-X c39J3
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4 FIrRNIHsED ROOMS STRICT y
modern IGS No. 2nd West ci2i'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

CLEAN. FRONT ROOM FOR gent
bntr 4 Duhel ave. bet. Ord and 81
r,,St ci2o
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MID-WEEE SPECIALS.

You could get IL rooms Of mighty good
furniture, nestled close in, on q con-
sideration OF S1050 wouldn't 1t be wise
TO look into it? We have just listed such
place. Gross income is s1l5 per month.
wives would be proud OF this. The Lewis
Lowe Co, Judge Bldg,
IF
We can deliver to you one of the best
equipped restaurants on State street. all
low the actual cost of the furnishings,
then why not let us start YOU in this
business? About $500 Will buy It. Equip
ment cost over 5000, Another impressive
reminder Of our superior bargains The
Lewis-Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
You had thousand lives to live, you'd
gladly live each one in this coZy little
nest on ith South There are roomy
rooms, and everything is so fascinating
that 1t brings you back to dear old home
Is $500. and just give $500 down. All
rooms are full all the time No chance
to lose. The Lewis Lowe Co, Judge
Bldg.
are the man to whom we can sell this
place. Why? Because it's offered for
less than invoice. Rem, is $50 per month.
sad story OF misfortune. Come early
and reap the benefits. The Lewis-Lo
Co., Judge Bldg.
WE HAVE IMITATORS,
BUT NO RIVALS.
The Lewis Lowe Co..
Judge Bldg, c41S0
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MOVING, STORING. PACKING.
SHTPpTNG

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
NJ I'm the west goods shipped to any
rates All work guaranteed Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones $50.
ol052
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SEs ssEss. MAKES KEYS: SEWING MA
sksns ssts Ior rent 80 Richards ST., Ind
- 1'oo' c1310
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CRESCENT COURT NO.
: {: :: 8! q 4
N-3 l. ROYAL and Exalted
GSfsM Degree OF the Amnranth.
ESTN1 Stated meetings second
6SP&EIA Tuesday NJ each month.
Masonic Temple corner
Second East and First
South, cordial invita-
Ion Is extended to all visiting members
AMELIA KING. r. NJ
RUBY LEE, Sec Pro Tenn
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sslkIpmaE ENT-FlvE-ROOM MODERN,
es So Snd dIiSsancc from town. Inquire
- west c4159
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tteed drapl 81 THE DAY BY EEPERT.
u'essmaker. Ind, 4A20. Bell $3.50
XIII
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INSTRUCTION


LEARN SPANiSH IN THREE MONTHS
time studio room 8. 10 So Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

Sm So, GROOM MODERN T1o17sr
y, ~, I'm; IN; all improven,e%nis % ba,h sum. s,nn,
srih pantry and cellar. S25 "A
Ttsien, INQUIRE at 2eG So State 81.
~ 2nd ESutilt Co. office open Jan. ist
- -Y' Information. ci9ii
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MASSAGE
CASH REGISTERS
COAL AND KINDLINo

~~-~-->-~-~-~-~-~--~~-|~~-
F. p DEAL COAL, BLOCK WOOL
and klndlinE. AZ Il. Sd So. Both phorcs.
tS6s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE LEWIS-JOWE co.
UNCORPORATED).
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN
THE STATE OF UTAH.
Third floor. Judge Bldg. Phones A436.
"
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Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
F1DELITY LODGE NO. IL. I. o; o. F..
Meets every Wednesday night at .
o clock, / o. O. F. temple. Visitors well
come, John Mckenzie, N. c.: j. c. Smith.
Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

gss, q, SRlCk. MODERN. NO. 327
- oen 90. st Ind. phone 2s3s. c3S63
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st,"' wu,tfSTAiRs ROOMS. TWO CLOS
"a'er' Eli. Inquire 53I E. 9Th SO.
ci277
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a9usE FOR RENT. 1G7 18TH EAST;
rooms; modern; with furniture. tcle-
n En'Is 1913 Bell. Boutwell, 6 McConaughy.
= Doyd Park building c40O6
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ator. Dosi e,o MODERN FLAT. GROUND
Dol bar" "' range, Q. l.. close in; also
V'fn' Ind. lI72. 5Si So. 2nd East.
- ci9iS
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BELMONT TERRACE.
ah North and Center ST.. for

mo NEW BROOM HOUSES. 1926
W,st Pacific avenue. close 10 ca-
,,"s sl0 per month. High ground. Or
m IN eli on good terms. Inquire Lincoln
,.".e IS Z. Is. South. cT94
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. II GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States, cut rates. KImball Van
and Storage Co. 10 w lst So. m2669
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ptr ~lCE FRONT ROOMS S7.OO
'"'h' Inquire 1922 So. md West.
ci251
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80 oR TWO NICE STORE ROOMS
on, .ost of Grand theater; fine base
~, ls,' Apply G. S. Holmes. knutsford,
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ~
strictly mod. home; board optionai. ~
~ West Temple ca ~
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT 7
cases Mrs Lizzie Geslcr. S3G West
2rd Moth Bell ii93-E. Ind. i03I. t9ii
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M e ROOM HOUSE, REAR 158 so.
Npur"ss same. ci26l
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ROOM MODERN: sTH So, BE-
tween 9Th and 6th East. $2I-5o- Little
A IIilis. No, w. 2nd So. c1049
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"ySSs, NEE, FOUR ROOMS AND SUMMER
epI,o dIm0sen' zen s24 Water st. Waterloo. In
''i ISL ave. Waterloo c4071
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TUTORING
DERMATOLOGY

MISS NEVA c. ANDERSON. LATE OF
San Francisco specialist on all skin
and scalp diseases. maniCurinE treat
mcnts; huSts developed. l26 Main St,
room 20i Bell phone i6i7. c2i13
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SWELL 4-ROOM APARTMENT.
aose in., thoroughly mod Apply 2l7
ssAaoer' place. lst West bet Srd and 4th
@' or phone Bell 19a6-K. c3S79
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satsr T. ROOMS AND PANTRY
p" mouse. $50 West nth North.
ci263
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TUNING
TO TRADE

4 GOOD FIVE -PASSENGER OLDSM0-
bile for equity and real estate. Add
son Calm. Both phones. b1O6l
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and and ~, ROoMs. PANTRY. CLOSET
fsmple 'etric lights Cali GS7 So West
cIl76
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PER SUNALS

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE
Collections, damage suits. divorces pro,
bate business promptly attended To and
with dispatch. Can OF write TO Wallace
Law and Collection Co. 329 d f. Wal,
ken Bldg, p5ool
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

",yE ni.i LARGE FRONT ROOM FUR
gcd gcd"eo 60. light and heat. suitable for two:
bt5, 1soos, service, board II desired. Ind
- IV1sl' 9f5 L. 10th So. c289G
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Liant 7-RooM Two-sToRY MOD
nuaF q Co., GAY w. 2nd south, ci350
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Third floor. Judge Bldg. Phones 44as.
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FOR RENT

Tdt,is SlSDs S4os docAa'aIds CO. "a Nan
snd prices 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-14

opeiika. Dec. 1s.--(SpeciaI )--wfth the announcement of assignments oi ministers today by Bishop Morrison the seventy-seventh Alabama Confer ence of the Methodist Church came to an end. The churchmen have gone to their homes and opslika has resumed its normal condition.
 The next Conference will be held in Troy. The Pike capital won over Pen sacola and Bemopolis. Both of these cities wanted the next Conference but they were withdrawn by their friends when 1t was seen that a majority oi the Conference members wanted to g to Troy next year.
 It is said that more changes were made by Bishop Morrison in the sta tons of the preachers than have been made fu many years. Montgomery pulpits seem to have been given espe- nial attention by the Bishop. Rev Henry Trawick goes 10 the Court Street Church, succeeding Rev. o. c. McGehee. who is transferred to be Presiding Elder of the Pensacola Dis trict: Rev. J. M. Dannelly becomes Presiding Elder of the Montgomery District to succeed Mir. Trawlck, bu, Mir. Dannelly Is continued as agent of the Woman's College; Rev. J. E. Northcutt. formerly Presiding Elder oi the Mariana District, comes to the Dexter Avenue Church. and Rev. Hen ry T. Johnson becomes Presiding Fl. der of the Dothan District. Rev. H 1T. McNeill is returned to the St Francis Street Methodist Church ir Mobile and Dr. c. A. Rush Is sent to the Government Street Church of that city. Rev. c. W. Gavin is returned to the First Church of Pensacola
 The last days session of the Con- ference was begun a half hour earlier in order to be sure of ample time fol the completion of the entire Confer ence work that adjournment might be taken in time to catch the train tc Montgomery.
 Report on Orphanage.
 The first business of the day aftei the usual morning prayer meeting wal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-14

Mobile District, Rev. W. NJ. Cox. Pre- siding Elder; St. Francis Street Church. Rev. H. H. McNeill; Broad Street Church, Rev. s. W. Williams; St. Ste phen's Road Church. Rev. E.. c. Grad dock; City Mission, Rev. J D. Hart zog; oakdale and Toulminville. Rev. E. c. Nave; Crichton, Rev. A. B. Brown; Grand Bay, Rev. W. H. Rice; Daphne, Rev. c. T. Reid;. Whistler mission, Rev. J. w. Rhinehart; Cit- ronelle and Escatopa. Rev. J. P. Daughtry; Calvert. Rev. c. C. Will kerson: St. Stephens Circuit, Rev. p E.. Stafford Jackson. Rev. D. H. Mc- Neil; Cofreeville, Rev. F.. J. Davis; Suggsville, Rev. F. M. Lowery; Grove
 Hill. Rev. J. o. Lawrence; Isney. Rev. J. B Trotter; Broghtwater, Rev. s. E. Spencer; Conference Publishing Agent, Rev. A. ]. Lamar: Conference Missionary Secretary, Rev. J. s. Fra ger.
 Selma District, Rev o. s. Weich, Presiding Elder--Church Street Church, Rev. E. A. Dannelly; Alabama Street Church; Key N E Mcleod; Sumner . Rev. L. c. Brannon: Linden. Rev. J. R. McGlown, Gastonburg. Rev. j. W. Hem son; Arlington Circuit Rev. W. A. Gib- son; Magnolia, Rev. W. S. Floyd; Sweet Tso%asSils Tass1 Glfsui Rev Key ssaie ripsf Bss Landing Circuit Rev. H. E. Jones;
 Camden Circuit. Rev. S. G. Boyd: Pine l Apple Circuit. Rev. R. A, Foster; Farm ersvilie Circuit, Rev. W. H. Gibson;
 Dayton and Spring Hill, Rev. J. T. Fea-
 gin; Lower Peach Tree Circuit. Rev. J. M Breedlove.
 Greensboro District, Rev. E. C. Moore. Presiding Eider--President of Southern
 University pr. 8. M Hosmer; Profess sor at Southern University, pr. c. B. Atkinson; Greensboro Circuit, Rev. IT. w. Weaver; Newberne, Rev. J. H. Hoi- loway; Marion. Rev. J. A. Thompson;
 Marion Circuit. Rev. J. A. Thompton; Uniontown. Rev. c. c. Daniel; Demop- cult. Rev. J. T. Couilette; York Circuit,
 Rev. ]. T. Eckford; Havana Circuit, Rev. T. P. Fincher; Eutaw and Mound
 vile. Rev. K. A. Moody; Greene Circuit. Rev. A. A: Shaffer: Gainesville Cir l cult, Rev. W. B. Parent; Livingston | and Cuba. Rev. J. l.. Jones; Pushmat- i aha Circuit, Rev. c. W. Mcconnell; But Ter Circuit, Rev. T. L. Adams.
 | Prattville District-Presiding Elder, l Rev J. B. Cumming; Agent for the Conference Home for Superannuates, Rev. T. c. Jones; student at Wander bilt University. S. NJ. Turnipseed: l Prattville. Rev. w. P. Dickinson: Deatsville. Rev. E. B. Paul: Wetump-
 ka,, Rev. J T. Bilbro; Eclectic, Rev :.
 J. W. Killough; Tallassee. Rev. G. K. l Williams: East Tallassee, Rev. J. C.. Martin; verbena. Rev. J. B. Dis tus Circuit, Rev. S. A. Owen: Randolph vile. Rev. c. H. Motley; Piantersville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-14

or to please their new charges and said that if there came to them rumors of unpleasantness to turn deaf ears and make no reply and that such answer would soon show the speaker or defam- CT how foolish he Is.
 On the matter of tithes and collection Bishop Morrison sounded a note of warning against begging for the church, declaring that "The Lord Is no beggar" and when he asks. for the tenth of what we searn He asks for only that which Is rightly His. and when that tenth is withheld the Lord Is cheated that too many people go about praising God and the Saviour while their hands are busy stealing from God that which is His.
 Closing his remarks to the confer ence delegates he said that doubtless they would rather hear appointments than his voice." he made his announce ments.
 The full list of appointments fol- lows:
 Montgomery District. Rev. J. M Danneliy. Presiding Elder; Alabama Womans' College, J. M. Dannelly, Fi- nancial Agent; Court Street Church, Rev. Henry Trawick; Dexter Avenue Church, Rev. J E. Northcutt; Clayton Street Church, Rev. R. w. Greene; Perry Street Church and mission, Rev. w. M. Curtis; Forest Avenue Church, Rev. J. w. Frazer; Fifth Avenue Church. Rev. P. M. Guthrie; Tuskegee Rev L. H. s. Chappell; LaPlace. Rev J. T. Mcleod Warrior stand Circuit Rev. R. J. Coxwell Salem Circuit. Rev. s. J. Gibson; Opelika. First Church, Rev. A. P. McFerrin; Opelika Trinity Church, Rev. W. P. Hurt; Au- burn, Rev. J. c. James; Loachapoka Rev. E.. M. Brooks; Notasulga, Rev.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-14
Everything Worn by Man or Boy.'

lison: HeadIand and Midland City. ts he supplied; Headland Circuit, Rev. W A. Prince; Ashford. to be supplied Newton Circuit. Rev. L. B. Green Dadevilie Circuit, Rev. H. B. Regis, ter: Enterprise. Rev. B. c. Glenn: En- terprise Circuit. Rev. J. F. Daley Tayior Circuit. Rev J. M Mum: Slo. comb Circuit, Rev. G. w. Winstette Hartford and Lawson. Rev. s. W. Roberts: Hartford Circuit. Rev. w. B. Seagrist; Coffee Springs Circuit. Rev. s. P. Grice: Geneva and Missions. Rev P. s. Hudson,
 Troy District-Rev. J. B. K. Spain, Presiding Elder: Troy, Rev. M. H. Holt; Troy Circuit. Rev. F. c. Hast ings; Union Springs. Rev. J. A. Pe- terson; Brundfdge. Rev. J. B. Tate;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-14

Circuit; Rev. R. H. Lewis; Autauga- vile Circuit. Rev. J. D. Kersh; Lowndesboro. Rev. H. M. Andrews; Fort Deposit. Rev. J. B. Airy; Sandy Ridge Circuit. Rev. J. O. Marley; GreenvilIe, Rev. W. O. Waggoner; Greenville Mission. Rev. B. M. Her long.
 Eufaula District. Rev. H. C. Thread gill. Presiding Elder; Eufaula, First Church, Rev. J. E. Mccain; Eufaula Circuit, Rev. L.. H. s. Chappell, Jr; Villula Circuit, Rev. B. w. Coleman Phoenix City, Rev. H. T. Stewart; Gi- rard, Rev. c. w. Northcutt, Epworth and North Girard. Rev. W. L. Connor; Smiths Station, Rev. J. Clendenen; Scale and Hurtsboro, Rev. c. B. Pil- ley; Midway Circuit. Rev. c. A. Will Hams; Perote Circuit. Rev. J. A. Tru- fit; clayton, Rev. J. P. Roberts; Lou isville Circuit, Rev. D. T. Ellisor; Ab- .beviile, Rev. W. s. Street; Echo Church, Rev. W. T. Slough; Asbury Circuit Rev. H. A. Wilssn; Ozark, z. s. Talley; Alston. Rev. E. A. Childs.
 Dothan District, Rev. H. T. Johnson. Presiding Elder Dothan, Foster Street, Rev. F. A. Rogers; Dothan, La- fayette Avenue. Rev. R. R. Ellison; Dothan Circuit, Rev. W. T. Wilhoite; Columbia and Gordon. Rev. H. S. El-