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The new South-news., 1909-01-16
About Our
Psspls

w. r. Hardy. OF the Laurel Ledg-
er, was in our city lart Saturday.
sreeh Pine Apple~ and Manda-
riues at Parker Brothers Store.
The new courthouse here will be
complcten by March let.
W. ". Fairchild. OF Nosell~. was
in the city Thursday.
Beat the BOIL WEEVlL. by
using LAUREL FERTILIZERS
The Shelby Show vas poorly pa,
rouiHed, last Thursday.
Furniture, We have it. all kinds
RrrFIS MERCANTILE Co.
See that those New Year resoln-
sions co not vanish into thin air.
CORN is too high 10 buy. make
it 1t home by using Laurel Meal
4 Phosphate Mixture.
Joe shelby, OF Hattiesburg. was
the guest Of homcfoIks last Sun.
day.
Mics I.enuie Parker lett last night
for Holly Syringe, to resume her
school work.
WE believe in high price for
cotton. but to be on the safe side,
better use LAUREL Fertilizers.
Mrs. Mamie Bowron, OF Birming.
ham. vas the guest OF homcfolks
this week.
Rama Crosby, from over the river.
was selling cotton here the fret OF
the week.
The Board OF Supervisors met In
Laurel last Thursday to receive the
new courthouse 1T that place.
FARMERS, you will take no
risk il you use the LAUREL
iPLOw BRAND. for sale by lead
ing Merchants.
Lets all put our shoulders to the
wheel and push for the upbuildiua
lof our beautiful city, during Tho
year ieoe.
p. n. lk,ss. ~ BID luill ,nen Q
AoseIle, vac . racent ftsitos 70 81
tisvil'e, the cuest OF ". II. Ellis
worth.
IF you want Meal and Phos-
phate. buy II already mixed By
the LAUREL OIL 4 FERTILI-
FER COMPANY.
Nrs. Nettie noose, OF Meridian
hes been the guest of her fAths
aud mother. Ar. and Mrs. N. b
|. Shelby. this week.
Mayor Taylor's inaugural sddres'
10 the Board OF Alderman, was I
spieudsd pa per, audeontsined SOM
good. wise suggestions.
No,btug but high grade Mea
snd high grade Acid used in thu
LAUREL NEAL + PHOS-
PHATE MIXTURE.
Rev. J. L. Low II holding = pre-
tracted meeting at Seminary, thI
week, sssisted by Rev. 7. T. NsTtir
the great Baptist EvsuRelist.
Nessrs. Shelby and Thorn psou'
car load OF horses and mules hsv
| arrived, snd It you want . 600
hosse or mule for the farm, q
then.
We direct attention Of the youn
/ men end ladies to the "ad" Of II
/ Hattiesburg Business College,
this issue. II 10 among the best
the South.
II ~. Ward hes purchased the
Il =. FerrilI two-stosy resilssee, %
- having II remodeled and sepsin
/ ed preparatory TO occupyisG sssa'
i when com pleted.
| The Board ol onpervisoss hs'
II awsrded contf1cts for CON pjete ia
Il uiohings Of the coust housea st 4
Il I1isvftte SD Lausol. T1ee sG9reGa
II . mouut betng 41l.loAO.
Come along ssd ~ ~ wnet' ~
II jo0e 10 o. Subscription 30 "
II ahead. Start tlss nsw yeor siel
II land you viii coans out III rig1
Il Try IT,.
- 80
The new South-news., 1909-01-16

On account of the State meeting
Of the +. u. Il c. l.. being 90 near
the date of our county Union meet
ing, the Executive Committee has
changed the date from the 18th 10th
10 Wednesday ani Thurstiay N and
2lst Of January. The meeting will
be held at Ellisvillc and We des.re
good attendance NJ there nrc mat
ters OF importance 10 consider,
II. c. COLLINS, President
Send your order to ELLIsvILLk
MFG. Co, for Sash, Doors, Brackets
Columns, aud Cabinet Work OF any
description.
The new South-news., 1909-01-16

See the big Clearance Sale "sd''
Of Jos II. Cough on Ssh page. this
week. Great bargains sre 10 store
for yo1 the next ten days. sale
|comoseaces to-day.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
Our Cause,


What the world believes al
ways has been, and always will
be a subject Of universal and
permanent interest, and the ever
increasing, tendency OF the age
TO multiply the number and
variety Of the worlds beliefs in
tensifies this interest in q re.
markable degree at the present
time, as do also the extraor-
binary facilities afforded in this
age for communication with all
parts Of the globe, and the
com 'ng among us Of representa-.
tives Of every nation and creed.
BY the active operator of these
and other causes a keen desire
for the fullest knowledge is now
awakened respecting the pecu-
liarities Of thought and life pre-
vailing among the adherents of
every sect and the people Of
every cline. For the purpose
OF giving the greatest knowledge
and light, this 6 page folio
which We present has been
prepared for the benefit Of the
people.
On the ground of desirability
it is not presumptuous to assert
knowing the difficulties involved
in gathering the information,
that such a work as this is need
ed. Especially from the Bible.
1t is a paper that contains an
infinite variety Of knowledge, not
only relating to the peculiar
forms and tenets of the various
nations throughout the world,
but also to the beliefs, and teach
ings of the people, These
different teachings stand in very
marked contrast to each other
and when we consider the great
diversity of thought and habit
inculcated by them, and study
becomes intensely interesting.
One might expect among those
many nations which have gained
adherents with such wonderful
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
SOCIALISM.

Socialism can not be viewed
from a scientific standpoint alone
neither can IL be viewed from a
political standpoint alone. Nor
neither can it meet its grandest
success with both these united
into one theme; without Bible
socialism. For Bible socialism
Is the GROWING power OF fall good
principals. We are aware that
there Is many disbelievers. Who
look on Socialism as political
principals onsy. Others look on
il as, both scientific and political.
While We look upon Socialism as
iee! biblical, which embraces III
it folds the other two, both poll.
tlcally and scientifically political
parties is for the purpose of
making government laws. And
all laws beneficial TO mankind is
embraced in the word Of Coz.
And all the good scientific prin.
cGpais are embraced in the same
word.
l. has been said. that the So.
c.Slam o: to.d.y IS rot /. scheme
Of device Of any one; /. i, a scien
t;ilc philosophy, ana rests upon
an historical economic and scien.
t!iic oasis. 1t points out with
OCCUPANCY the laws OF economic
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27

Irapidity and which now count
their followers by hunnreds OF
millions. that the elements of
success alone would. require
, some similarity in their doc.
itripes or morals, but appearant-
ly such Is not the case.
II we look at the Eastern
nations. where the religion Of
the Hindoos anu the teachings Of
Confucius, Buddha, and NOLAN.
med are embraced by more than
half q billion Of human souls we
find that the belief OF each has
but few features similar to any
of the others, and this fact
makes it most difficult to find a
satisfactory answer to the ever
recurring question
What are the elements of
success embodied in each?"
Except from the Bible. Fur
it seems the doctrines of one
God or many gods, one wife or
many wives, succeed almost
equality in gaining and holding
converts.
What Christians would abhor
as a great crime, pagan nations
regard as c0mmendable duty.
as for instance when the
widow burns herself on the
funeral pile of her huaband. or
when the mother throws her
child in the river Canges, or the
populace PROSTATE themselves
before the death wheels of the
car Of Juggernaut.
That it is possible for human
beings to sacredly hold to such
opposing views OF belief and
duty demands some explanation
that will aid US to a better know.
ledge OF human nature and its
diverse phases, and the desir.
ability Of having these grouped
in a single. convenient form or
folio must be apparent.
This we shall from time to
time, in our Little Paper endea.
vor to do, from the Sacred
Pages of Divine Truth.
The consistent members Of a
Church experienced in all the
rita and ceremonies of his own
communion, will in these pages
learn therein and how far his
own belief differs from tina. OF
r elatives and acquaintance who
hold fellowship in other demon.
nations, and where the misunder.
stand is of Bible truths,
To be Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
QUESTION NO. Is

i. l,a man borJ OF God in ,bi,
'i'' 10 h)H GA ne cJmnl. sin
wh'n tho bible plainly Gays .ha, h &
That Is born OF God oath no. com
m'isin tor his seed remslaeth IN
HIM and ne canno, sin,
Z. Is n mao horn o! God in tbis
''i'! II s. "by is be not like the
wind tar CHRIS, said unto Necho.
demus tina, he should be
y lsa man born Of G,d in mi,
i'fe' II 50 why did Cod say tina,
~oo 50 ever beIIcve,h ahds,y that
he ainhcth MT is C. liar mad the
truth is no, in h,m.
ii 3. Daniels
Wolf, Ark.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
PAGE or ISQrfRY
QUESTION FOX MINISTER'S
Question No Sc

Christ CON miad q hls d.scipo
to hap,;zs IN thu name Of the Fa.
thsr and Of tbs So4 aad Of the
Holy Ghost. Matt. 2e-IJ. And
alter the disciples Received the
Holy Ghost Peter said unto them
repent and be baptized in tn
name Of Jesus CHRIST for the re
mission .! aims. Acts 2-88 Also Il,
Acts 1916. They were baptiz "a
IL the rame u the Lord Jesus AT
not in the name OF thu Father and
Of tas Son aud Of the Holy Ghost.
Why. did they disobgy this CON
nand and teach men. 60 CONE
ca with your answers Pt,ac hers
.. u. M...ls.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
~
CT ESTlON'NO. II,

Bro. Garrett, do you belle,
that the heatheus will be saved:
II yon do believe that they will
be saved, Why do you believe
that they will be saved, And II
you believe that tbpy viii not b.
saved: Why do you believe tina,
they Will not bc saved: please
answer so0n,
Yours for the truth
J. II. Newly,
Mt. Grove Mo,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27

Tse reDsa 81 my people have ye asst .,
frsn their psssssa, ssa,-~; fssz ,AslF ea.lisen
taseJs taksa sssy ny ssOrs ftfessr
Nicah So.
For this reason. the Lementa-
ton spoken Of above win be con.
firmed in this manner.
For both prophet and rsis.i srs pscians; nd
yea In my hsase have iossd their siekedse.s
ssifh the Lord.
Wherefore tb<ir way shat 70 unto them a,
slippery wsys m ;se dsrknsss. they shk;i b
driven 80. and fsa therein: Coz viii bring evil
uPoh them. even The year Of their 'isisp,er,
saita the Lord Jes, 3-1i-ii.
And as James says in this
manner,
O. 10 ys risb men, weep snd hew, for yenr
ra,sstiss thst shsH eOme upon you.
Yonr richie. srv corrrptcd. aud your garment.
srs motheaieu.
rust Of them stall be w,tae.s sgsirs, yos.
ard shsl eat your fcsh A. II were firr. We bare
hsAped treasure together for the last dsys,
Jsmss s-i'o3
And should another twenty
years pass by, under the same
system of profit without the in.
terferance of Gods Judgements
coming upon them. Your child.
rem and mine will have no Upper.
tuni,ies OF being free 10 engage
in industry OF any kind, For
every thing will be monopolized
BY those who are now ma ,tering
the worlds industries. Our Chi
dren will be slaves TO industrial
Barons. The little land lords
will go with the tenants. The
value Of fifty small business
rooms, will vanish and be asorb.
cd, into the great building Of
unrighteousness, owned by the
rich corporations. And this is
taking place every day now be.
fore our eyes, apparently al are
to busy to see it. Accept those
who have accepted Socialism,
and il real only Of them, that see
biole Socialism. From the fact
that God has said that in the las:
days it shall come 70 pass tina,
the mountain Ct the house OF tie
Lord shall be established in the
top o. the mountains and exalted
above the high hills and people
shall flow TO it and nations shal,
say come let Us go up to the
mountain of the house of the
Lord Tor he will teach US OF his
ways and we shall walk in his
paths. for the law shall 90 forth
If Zion and the word OF the
Lord from Jerusalem. This is
I, 1, 4.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
CAHToLlSN.


There has been q great stride
for many years back, TO the
present; OF all productive prop
erty passing into the hands OF a
few corporations. This to on &C.
CONT Of coyetness. coming about
in this manper.
We 10 them that sevIse isiaaity. tps ucrs
e,E aysn their sses when the morning Is li,si.
tbcy puc,iss II. bsssase u 10 In the F.1.sr Of
;h<ir hand
And itej eovet nells. mi tska then BY vlo-
!sase: ssa soasss. sAS take them away 20 they
sppres. nsn and MS house. even q MAJ Aai
BE heritage. Meat s-I-a
And this coyetous practice has
oeen turned into a governmental
system, which has been the
cause Of the building Of houses
of pnrighteousness and cham.
tiers OF wrong tChamoers of
c3mmerse) tware houses.) And
how has all these things been
built: By the use Of the poor
Laborer's WORK, without paying
him for his work. Please read,
w, uata him ira, 3Iii ivih hi. house by
ssristI.on,b.s.. md his cbsmter- rs wroHs
,a.r use;h ,hls ueigsDaafs sery.es whl0st
wsgsI All .ivssa VI 10! fJr hia sofk
7hsi -. II. | all ontf M w.is sot.o AID
.s:.. ehi;nDss and es;teth N go H.st5-.:
80 Z Is cviiSG vita ssii,. all! psia.syl viii
V,fpi !ou. Jsr. fs--!3- T.
The co:eting Of fields and TAX.
ing than by violence; and not
giving TO the man who is doing
the work, as you can read.
Behold the hirc u Ne l45puIsys VINO
have reaped down you, feds. which !
.U' ,og kePl back b. ftald cne.h and
The ct.es OF them which have reapcd
, gru cnleiei into tAc eats u the L9rl ol
sabso;h.
\ ehavs IteI 10 pleasure on III,
earth and been wani0n ye have nnur
shed your hesfis a. 10 Il day % slsugh,e,
&c have condemned and killed ;hs
jus, and be both no, reals, you. janice
:-i-5-s
Coyetousness. has become the
policy OF monopoly or the pride
Of private ownership; And there
can ue no other ou, come from
" "a "a "''' ''' p'o"' -
" '''e Vi ''ioies
"''''~S 10 'ii' '''''
OF all evil. You can easily So
'"'' INV
A '''o
~"
''''' y
~ ~ WIZ
,..,. e..
,wr ara .o,,.o,, ali a., 49,.
portat!on OF the N.i,n This ia
true IN all other industries.
II these trusts have been born
N saw" - st'a'' ''oa' " 'u'a''
,,,,, .,,
H. t, ,-; :. l,-
now, with the millions IN their
hands of coyetness. with a law
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
Q1es!ioa no. II

Rev, l.. s. Garrett, can you
prove b7 tbs word thai thsre
living soaii And the living sou,
different from the soul?
Emil Oliver,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
Qaest.on No, ~.

Question No. ~.
Bro, Garrett is there any scrip
nreto prove tina, there should be
IN Orphaats Home esta blished?
Elder |, n. Robin
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-27
Question No, II

Id. CarssET please tell US il you
now, whore ia the lost tribe o
Israel.
&C A Rimo ns
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
WOMAN'S Leg SHOT
OFF WITH A GUN

New York;, July 5-Mrs. Mary De-
Marco, 80 years of age is in the Jersey
City jail charged with shooting the left
leg of her step daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Carlo, off with a shotgun. The
two women had quarreled about. the
division of certain properties and Mrs.
Carlo, who Is "a years DID, declared
that her aged step mother had waited
behind the door until she passed and
then fired an old-fashioned single bar
relied shotgun at her. carrying her
leg off at the knee.
Mrs. DeMarco, who declares it was
an accident. had been arrested before
on one occasion for biting a police
mans hand. When the police arrived
at Mrs. Carlos home they found her
dismembered leg sticking In the plaster
of the wall where it had been lodged
by the force of the explosion
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
NEW ORDER.
The United Peacemakers Organize at
Florence.

Florence, July ESPECIAL 1.-THE United
Peacemakers' is the name of new fra
ternal organization which filed articles
of Incorporation in the probate court of
this county Saturday The incorporators
are ten in number and represent Flor
ence, Memphis and Birmingham They
are: DR.. ]. M. Person. ]. !. Corbitt,
H. e. White, A. A. Williams. r. F. John
son, C. H. Casson, H. H. Horton, j. l..
Wood, c. P. Agricola and J. L. Yancey.
The idea of founding this new organi-
zation originated with Dr. j. NJ Peerson,
of this city, who has prepared a lengthy
constitution for it's government.
The order will be divided into local
councils, county, state and supreme coun-
ellis, the locals to be subdivided into Sec
lions for each particular interest repre-
sented The order has set itself the
gigantic task of bringing about COM
mercial, economic. Industrial and social
liberty, justice and universal peace"
Men and women of all races are eligible
to membership. the races to be separated
in different councils.
Organizers will be put into the field at
once by the ircorporators, and their in
tention is to have an insurance feature
later similar to that of the Woodmen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
JACKSON Is READY
FOR THE SOLDIERS

jackson, Miss, July 5.-(Special.)-A
week hence the city of Jackson will be
in the hands of the soldiers of the Ma
tional guard, some two thousand strong.
The advance guard is already here, get
ting the grounds and the tents and quar-
tiers for the men and officers in readiness,
and already the campground has assumed
quite a military air.
Maj. Gen. Keesler has arrived on the
grounds, and in another day or two the
100-foot flag pole will have been erected
in front Of his headquarters, which oc-
cupy commanding position in the center
of the very extensive grounds.
Among the other attractions for the
encampment will be a magnificent mill
tary band belonging to the Seventeenth
regiment, u. S. A., and which has been
designated by Secretary of War Dickin-
son for this special service.
The encampment grounds are located
1ust outside the corporate limits on the
northwest of the city, on high, rolling
ground and is easily reached by electric
car line, which has been extended for
that purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
ARE THE GOOD, OLD SONGS BEING
FORGOTTEN?

How many of the old, cherished melo-
dies are sung today? In this age of hurry
and fret and change many of them are
almost forgotten. They are omitted from
many song books and generally crowded
by light. "catchy" compositions, many of
which have but little feeling and often as
little tune. Even the immortal hymns
are often relegated to the background.
But these good old songs can never be
lost. They have been preserved for us,
and for our children and our chfldrens
children, by that marvellous musical In
strument-the Victor. No matter how
times may change, they are safe, and
will continue to thrill us with their
pathos, their patriotism, their love and
purity and trust.
Even though the children who used to
sing them have grown up and gone away;
even though we may be too old and feeble
to go to church any more; even though
We cannot sing them ourselves, we can
hear their music over and over again. in
our own homes, at any time we wish,
throuhg the Victor
The beautiful sentimental songs and
|-stirring, patriotic tunes; the southern
plantation melodies and noble hymns are
all on the Victor repertoire. Many of
these records have been made by the
greatest singers of the world. All of
them are feelingly sung and perfectly re-
produced
seems against us; when we are musing
lsover the days that are gone, the Victor
will comfort and cheer us by repeating
the aforementioned words and melody
of the hymns and songs that we love the
best, and the world will seem brighter
and We will be better men and women
for having heard 1t.
Nor is this ALL The wonderful Victor
reproduces for us the stirring strains Of
Sousa's band and of other famous bands
and orchestras, and the beautiful solos
of instrumentalists. There are hundreds
Of records by male quartettes and by
mixed voices. We can hear the swelling
volume of mighty choirs the spoken
words Of famous men, and the Joke and
laugh of fun-rnakers. and we can be
thrilled by the superb voices of the grand
opera artists which hold vast audiences
spellbound.
The Victor Is the greatest entertainer
| in existence. 1t Ii veritable mine Of
pleasure for US. 1t is the greatest inven-
| ton of the age.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
Extension of Time in Suits.

Muskogee. okla, July 5.-Federal Judge
Campbell here today granted a sixty-day
extension of time to the 1400 defendants
in which to make answer IN the Mott
town lot civil suits brought by the United
States government to recover for the
Creek Indian town lots scheduled by
dummies" and out of which grew the
criminal action against Governor Has
kell and others. Demurrers of the de-
PENDANTS claiming the government had
no Jurisdiction were overruled May
last
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
Marooned in the Mountains.

Denver, July 5.-Property damage esti-
mated at 100000 railroads demoralized,
the grounds of pleasure seekers who lefl
the city yesterday flooded, and with the
participants in the days recreation ma
rooned In the mountains, are some OF
the conditions resulting from heavy rains
of the Colorado Southern and the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroads expert
enced washouts. A number of exour-
sionists, including delegates to the Ma
tional Educational association now in
this city, were stalled in the mountains
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
Germans Do Not Want War.

London, July 5.-The Bishop of Sails
bury, one Of deputation of clergymen
who recently made a tour of Germany.
addressing the Anglican and Foreign
Church society today. said he did not
think there was any real desire for war
among the Germans. At the same time
he found considerable desire for the
power Of making war and for the pos
session of such naval and military su-
premacy as would enable the country to
dictate to Europe in crisis. or If nee
errary, to dictate to the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06

The lake region of Wisconsin, northern
Michigan and Minnesota is within easy
reach.
You can leave Chicago via the Chicago
and Northwestern railway, on through
Pullman sleeping cars any evening and
take breakfast the following. morning in
the midst of the great north woods.
This region excels all others for va,
riety of interest There are over 1z0S
splendid lakes and innumerable streams.
Good boarding houses, camps and hotels;
first-class fishing, plenty Of yachting,
bathing, golf, tennis and other outdoor
sports.
Send for free description booklets, with
detailed maps showing camps, hotels,
wagon roads, trails game laws and other
information N. M. Breeze, General
Agent, C. q N. Ry., 436 Walnut street.
Cincinnati, o. 7-2-6t-fr-tu
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
Remarkable Tenacity of Life.

Jackson Miss, July ESPECIAL MEL
son Moon. madison county negro who
had been married just two weeks. shot
his wife in fit of jealousy. The bullet
pierced the woman's heart as it passed
through her body, but she ran fifty yards
and climbed a ten-foot embankment be-
fore she expired. The murderer escapsd.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
Killed BY Explosion.

winston-Salem. N. c., July 5.-The ex-
plosion of the boiler in threshing ma
chine this morning instantly killed A.
Potts, the engineer, and fatally injured
his son. The water was permitted to get
too low and before the mistake was dis
. covered the explosion occurred.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
BE SURPRISED,

Alabama Toast Cards, the
hit of the year in the card
world, on sale Wednesday.
Published by, and on sale at the
Post Card Exchange, and all
card dealers in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-06
ARTESIAN HOTEL
LIVINGSTON. ALABAMA
ID. al. NI,LEAN. Pro-

This hotel is under new management
has been thoroughly renovated, and
newly furnished. Everything first
class and up-to- date. Travelling public
and water drinkers patronage solic-
tied. Rates $500 per day.