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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
PROMINENT WORKER TO TALK
 OF LAYMEN'S MOVEMENT

H.c. ostrofa. of Athens, Ga. secre- tary of the Isayman's Missionary Move- ment. will occupy the pulpit of the Central Presbyterian Church. to speak to the brotherhood of the church after the service of the morning.
 MT. ostrom comes from Birning- ham, bringing with him much of the life and spirit of the great iaynan's movement which has spread 90 rapidly through the South.
 Mir. Young, whose remarkable voice has charmed with such consistency the attendants at the Torrey meeting dur ing the past week. win sing the offer tory at the Central Presbyterian Church this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Send for Free Trial Rottle

Keaders of this paper who have never yet used pr. CaldWeB Syrup Pepsn have free test bottle sent their home by forwarding hel address to the Doe tor. postal card will do, It puts you under Ob- gation It i done to prove to the world his confidence n its merits. In tns way by actual personal de0n- atra4iOn thousRnds have been brought to E fe regularly fn thousands of American hOmes It Ia The Nati0ns Safeguard to Health, and the reliable aRreeabe for constipation, dyspepsia nlges-
 Ion torpid veF sick headache, blIi0usRess similar stomach, liver and bowel disorders. It agrees well with children; they like its taste. The purity of is nRredants is Vouchee for to the Government. E sf- feFng with any of these ailments send name to-
 day for free trial bottle and you will how oaay t Is to he cured when the right means employed
 V. 5. Caldwell. OOI Caldwell Bldg. MOaticeIlO. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
DIcToRY OF MONTGOMERY
 BOARDING HOUSES WANTED

The Young women's Christian As- sociation will be grateful to the Chris ton public for their cooperation in the matter of establishing a board and lodging directory in order that inquir- ing strangers may be directed to sat- isfactory boarding places
 To this end the Board and Lodging Committee asks that the names anu addresses of reliable persons who can accommodate boarders, together with a statement of terms. be sent either to the committee chairman, Mrs. W. P. DeJarnette. BIS South Hull. or ta the General Secretary, POP South Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
HOW TO HELP THE
 T0RREY MEETINGS

From a consistent attendant of the Torrey revival services comes the fol- lowing aMEwestlona,a as to how the meet ings can be Increased in power, and at the same time in cofvenience to the audieuees
 s,tlAwe inc street ear that runs by the Auditorium slow up until 1t passes the building. ft.
 "A dozen loads of sawdust on Perry Street. opposite the Auditorium. would enable the people to hear on that aids of the building. As it is, very much that the speaker says Is lost {
 ''If pr. Torrey would occupy the high stand in the afternoon as he does at night. he could be better heard.
 "Jf the ladies would not wear their biggest and highest hats, the people who. sit behind them could enjoy the preaching better, as they could see the speaker easier.
 "Hearer."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Ideal Laxative for Inc old Folks

Salts aperent waters cahartc pills and such like drastic medicines may be we'll enough for young people in the prime of e who may be strong enough to stand them, though their effect but temporary at best and their use forms
 habit Middleaged and old people want something milder and gener something that effect but gradual and permanent For constipation and stomach trouble in old people there nothing equal Dr. Caldwels Syrup Pepsin It numbers it's greatest enthusiasts among the old folks Some of them have used for twenty year and they giving their grandchildren today They know what good and what good for the extreme of ages surely best for those in between. You will like Dr. CaldweIs Syrup Pepsn It slowly but surely and gripes Small doses of it will any longstanAng of const
 patton We know of that it has cured that existed the It helps the stomach muscles to digest the food It strengthens them that in time they do the work themselves It is late for that Dr. Oad wells Syrup Pepsn has performed this feat for hundreds of old people Why dont you try it9 CD your druggist to- day and buy 50 cent $1 bottle, II will last long time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
NEGRO PRIEST TO PREACH. WilH Tell 1Heh and Women of HIS Race
 0f Home Life

Rev. J. H, Dorsey, the negro priest will speak at St. John the Baptist Cath . ollie Mission Chapel, 5s1 South Union Street. on Sunday night. February H. at 7:s0 p. m. on Home Life" Do not fall to hear him. Father Dorsey will explain the duties of a husband to his wife and a w1fe's duties to her hus- children and the duties of children to their parents. The individuals duties to hls neIghbor, to the State and to God.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

H a u of Bishop Latuiipe Is 600 miles wide by 800 miles long. extending from the limits of the diocese of Lake St. John in the east towards those of the dio- cese of St. IBonfface In the west, reach ing up north to James Bay and south to Cobalt. from the Laurentian Noun tains of Quebec to the wheat lands of Manitoba--this is the region towards which this modern Moses will lead his people from the mill towns And rocky hillsides of New England. The devei- opment of Cobalt and other mining re- gions Will create . home market for all the products of the new made fields along the line of the Transcontjnental Railway.
 fsepetitian of Early History.
 During the early days of the set-' ting of Canada, the Roman Catholic Church was foremost in the work, of exploration. and the adventures and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
a1usle at Firat Baptiat Chareh.

The following. musical 3rogram has been arranged for the service at the First Baptist Church this morning: 7
 Prelude (HoIlins.)
 Anthem, 70 Holy, Holy, Holy Lords' (sheIfey.l
 Offertory Quarkette. Fear Not o Israel" Max Spicker.A
 Soprano Solo, Jesus Refuge of My souln (Adf1lard l--Nrs. Michael Cody.
 Postiude, Marcle (Gounod.1
 T. c. Galloway, 0rganIst and Direc- tor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
They lssFs Cared hy Dr. csldwelI's s yrup Pepsin

I received a sample bot- tie of Dr.
 CaldWell's Sy- rup Pepsin, and I can see now that | made no mis- take in order ing it. IL cer-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Rev. Henry Travack in City

Rev. Henry Trawick, of Greensboro, lately appointed by Bishop Hoss as Presiding Elder of the Montgomery District Methodist Conference; to sue- ceed Dr. J M. Mason was in Mont gomery Friday evening, leaving for Loaehapoka where he fills a pulpit to- day.
 It is not known when Mir, Trawick will take up regularly his charge on the district. as affairs are in an unset tied state still. owing to the sudden death of pr. Mason.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Tn septem-

In septem- Der last year. while visit ing my broth- CT In Chica- go. I learned of Dr, Cald- wells Syrup P ep sin for stomach trou- ble and pur- chased a cou-
 co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
OnRrsTIAN sCInNoR

First Church of Christ. seientist- IS ia South Perry street Sunday service at II q. m. Sunday sch0ol at Text: And seek not ye what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, neither be ye of doubtful mind. But rather seek inc Kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you" Luke xil:29-S1.
 day evening at s ?. m. All welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Madiral Advica.

If there is anything about your ailment that you don't understand, or if you want any medical adfice, write to the Doctor, and he will anS Swer you fully. There is no charge for this service. The address is Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 501 Caldwell Build ing. Monticello, H..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

The Home Mission Society of Perry Street Methodist Church win postpone the regular meeting one week (from Monday 16th to Monday 2srd) of this month. Mrs. D. c. Adams.
 President. Mian Wiilia ruller. saa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
coLoRED CHURCHEA

St. Jshn A. M. E. Church-Madison avenue. At II a. m; preaching by eral Secretary of the Allen Christian Endeavor League, with headq6arters in Kansas City, Mo.
 deaVor mass meeting at which time pr. Caldwell will address the meeting At 7:45 p. m, preaching by the pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
BETHANY SUNDAY SCHOOL
 aoN ao0G Street

(under auspices of the christian En-
 deaVor Society of the First Presby- ieYian Church.) Lee Langley. Superin. {. tendent. Sunday School every Sunday cordial welcome to all regardless of denomInationaI belief or church as.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

a. m., D. v T.. Finch. shnerintend- ent. Preaching Fl g. n. and lss0 p. m, Ladies' Aid Monday afternoon at o'clock Junior Christian lEn- sieavor Society Sunday afternoon at 3
 Senicr re, Shrssslsh N so Seles eo
 CATH0LEC.p N
 Bselnntng the irgt Sunday of octes Der the order of services. at St. Peters church. corner Lawrence and Adams ( Tirst Mass at [ o'clock. 1S
 childrenis Eass at 2 o'clock.
 High Mass at I0:S0 o'clock.
 Week day Mass at s:so o'clock.
 Confessions at o'clock on Setur. days and before the first Friday of the
 Baptisns at o'clock on sundaya.
 Other, particular devotione will ba announced from the altar as they occur. Rev. D. Savage. pastor'-
 Church of Christ, corner of Church and Catoma Streets-Bible School. e:4S a. m. Lords Day. worship and preach , ing; IT a. 'waanasaav n. ana S sveenln. e psayes Adult Bible class. Friday night 7:f5; Bible classes for children and youths, Saturday. 10 a. m; Business meeting oi month. mo ss D. m. Meeting of superin- tendents and teachers of Bible School, second Sunday in every mopth at e:30 D. m. Meeting of ladies of the church. second Wednesday in every month at 3 D., m. Parties wishing lnformation icaif on or phone John D. Dunn, resi- ieisce, 7S Amanda Street; phone 30S0. Everybody invited to all meetings. T. M Barues and John E. Dunn. Minis
 Christinn Chareh. Y. ll. O. Az Rev, J, N, Harker, pastor. Regular ser vices each Lords Day at II a.. m. Sun day school 9:30 a. m. R. s. Armistead, Miss Jessye Brown, secs Fetary and treasurer. Ladies Aid So- ciety meets on Monday of each week. this week with Mrs. J. N. Har- ker. 402 Maury avenue. All are IT, all services of the church and sunday school Any information desir- eI can be obtained by calling at the study of the pastor. 404 Maurv street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

T got Tree tfiaI bOttIe then DO cent bottIe and am well pleased that got S100 bottle night am just up and around very little after being fined to bed 5s days with dyspepsia stomach etc. for forty My food often would in 30 minutes and come vinegar, and nothing but teaspoonful of soda would stop it. Dr. Gala wells Syrup Pepsn has cured h.-capt. Clark. Buff falo. Iowa.
 feel it duty to write you that Syrup Pepsn has done more good than anything I took have felt that my time was at an end and all hopes. but whom I take the Syrup Pepsn then begin to feel like living again eS years oId--Esther Pine. Marion Indiana.
 received your sample bottle and 1t seemed to help Then got 50 cent bottle from druggist, and it works like charm. am glad found it have been troubled with stomach trouble and patton for years st years old and in good heath-- Mrs John BenniBon Kewanee H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
AuxsIiary Notice .

A regular meeting of Palm Division. ie7, L.. A. to o. R. C., will be held Wednesday, February IT, at 2:20 D. m. All that have rituals out please bring
 Mrs. A. Moritz.
 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
xvo,n.n., .Auxl1aarv "a NTee4.

Womans' Auxillary 0 Meet. The second division of the St. Johns bfabch of the ,woman's 5Aukiliary will meet with Mrs. Frank Stollenwerei, on Monday afternoon at { o'clock.
 Mrs. Fl. s. Persons,
 President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

TaIIer sults cleaned--vve mean clean.
 Ereneh Dry Cleaning Co. rheme HE. 2oa Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
sonbs street Preceding at II a n.
nexter Axennn Flantlut Cl

DexteF Avenae Baptist Church--R . school s:30 a. m3 Preaching llil5 a. m. evening service at o'clock. Pray CT meeting held every Wednesday ev- ening from s o'clock until Q; offfcers meeting every second and fourth Monday piKht iH the month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Mall nrre..l Ilaaftaf !

Ma1a Street Bapttst Choreh. carner Hall and Lake Streets. Rev !. D. Bra~ esm: : p@sss0 AZ Fldsn sesan, sn SgS eomAh a9n n Johnson. Huperintendent; Thomas acOte, Assistant Superintendent PreaehinR at meeting z:SO pm, W. J. Smiley, Uxeg~ and Thursday evenings at 7sSg. Evary@ body is cordially invited to attend tssss serVfcea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

and ought to be enough to cure you. It is the best remedy obtainable for consti- patton, liver trouble, indigestion and dys-
 pepsia, sour stomach, nervous dyspepsia, heartburn, drowsiness after eating and similar stomach disorders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

tainIy hoIped Nno from the start. I have been troubled with dyspepsia more or less for sixty years and have taken many, remedies. but pr. CAldwelI's Syrup Pepsin has done more for me than all others. I am an old ninister, aged 79--, Rev. A. .. Fletcher, Rutherford. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

wyatt II. Hrcwn, minister m Ing prayer. and sermo.h S7:S6 D. m Choir practice galh lecture cn the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

bottles. I kept up the use of the remedy and since then I have been free from any stomach trouble, [ am fully persuaded thRt Dr, Caidwell's Syrun Pepsifl has cured me.---O. a Rich! ards. Attorney and r8nstou Agent. Tudora. E<araa s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Stone Street eskyter1an ChuRchy. sunday School at s:s0 Q. m.. each Suh- doy. Teachers meeting on Fridat nights, Professor W. K. McNiek Su. perintendent Prayer meeting We'd nssdax night Preaching at Il a. m, and D. ul., each Sunday. | O H. Champney. B. D. pastor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

st. PanI N. E. Chureh, corner Ripley and High Streets. Rev. w. H. Jordon, k:80 a. m.; preaching II a. m. and 7:99 Q. m; Epworth League. a:S0 p mi prayer and class meeting Wednesday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

OIa sAlR 2. Ha. 2. ElsA CAas0A. Asa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
BAPTIST.

Seventh Avenue BaRtlat--Between Clay and Heron streets. R. R. BraSh-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

AEias Wlille FnlleF, sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Naethodimt Protestant Churela, corner Bibb and Moulton. Preaching service. il c. m., 7:30 p. m. Sunday school. 10 .. m. Bible class and prayer meet lngs, Wednesday evening; Ladiea' Aid Society. Friday after hrst Sunday In each month p. m1 III Monitoa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Cumberland Presbyterian Church, U. S. A., corner Church and catoma Streets stSsn Rsy; waiter stcr0 M Crayrosd: telephone 1017--S@bbath School. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

. uexter Avenue AGethoaist Church, cor ner Dexter Avenue and McDonough
 Street-Rev H. T; yohnsen. pastor; % phone 304. Preaching at VI g. m. by the pastor. No evening service
 Torrey meetiiig. Sunday School
 9:3O m., w. F.. Feagin, snpertn- ing every Friday evening at 7:30; Ep- worth League Sunday, 6:ASs D.. m.;' Prayer meeting Wednesday. 1880 ?, m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
PREsnYTERIAN.

South Lawronce Street and washing- ton Avenue; pr. N. N. Woods. pastor- Sunday-school, 9:50 a. m. Preaching at ii s. m. by Rev. Mr. Burkhead and SD. m. by the pastor. Christian En- deavor service at s:s0 ?. m. Strangers will be cordially welcomed Meetings for week: Wednesday, 1880 p. nl., reg ular prayer meeting; S:30 p. m, Sum day-school Workers meeting.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-09-04


Several years ago an English court held
that striking employees were liable for dam
age in case of strike. The British House
Of Lords sustained the decision. Defeated
III every court, the workers awoke to their
helplessness raised the cry: Trade union
lists for parliament and at the following
election placed 35 of their fellows in the
English law-making body
And the notorious Taft Vale decision was
repealed. after the workers defiantly an
nounced to their rulers, IF you don t re-
peal this decision, that endangers
homes, we will sweep the island at the next
election
The mighty English government dropped
to its knees, and law was passed. called
THE Trades Disputes BILL providing, in
short, that if an act is legal, when done by
individual. it is LEGAL FOR A COL
LECTION OF INDIVIDUALS.
Strikes were thus legalized, and now
English women and children are never
threatened with having their homes confis-
Gated for damages if the men refuse to
work under debasing conditions.
How was it done, you say
Listen: Men like kier Hardie. Ransley
Mcdonald, Ben Tillett, Victor Grayson, and
scores of others, are real LABOR LEAD
Frs. They showed the utter helplessness
of workers WITH THAT LAW UNCHAI-
LENGED. They didn t fawn or truckle-
They didn't tremble before imaginary
power. They dared the government to
move. if their fellows would only stick.
These men were not interested in jurisdic-
ton fights, nor did they jockey for indi-
vidual gains. Nor did they use their office
to prove their conservatism against iniquity
and wrong. More than this they refused
to beg for favors at the hand that ensiaved
them.
property of Danbury Union Hatters is tied
up by the same sort of proceedings that
brought on such revolution in English
politics.
But we had forgotten the incident until
the Steel Workers are asked to fork over''
100000 damages for daring to strike.
Nothing is said by our lady-hke labor press
or our senteel officials who are not expect
ed to move long the "ghost walks
and our membership remains docile.
Probably the old-time politicians will
some day take pity and desert the
powers that place them in office. Then,
AND NOT TILL THEN. will the American
labor movements present course be vindi-
Gated.
So let continue to pray and beg. lest
wa ba called Ssradical ..-Toleda Union
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Nngcblidj ncucs @elucismaterial.

Eittsburg, =. September. =
Sellte a6en0 pcrloutct, oab Ser He-
giernngs- age1t S.@. Soaglano, mel
deer Die Eeonage-llnterilldJun geeell
Die G%igentbiimcr Der .Yreiieo Steel
Cor @orf5" 5u Mcaee's Rod lcitet,
lpeitcreS 9emeismoteriol gciutoen
bot, bod miro Die Hatur beiiclbcn &C.
Geiln aebaltcn. VGlle mo llnterbol=
fungen meroen sum Seitcn Der Stri
fcr obgcbolten, uno oieiclben crbal-
ten bon allen Scitcn 6leiid unb on-
Gcrc S~ehensnlittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Nod, cine Siubsbutld)aft.

2nrcbp, Seros, 3. Septembcr.-
Gen lebten bier ei%n9etrpiienen 9tod
lid)tcn ans Dem llebcrid)memmungs-
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fols meggeidupcmmt morOen, bod be-
laat bic Tcpcite nihtS Don Dem Ser
lilt bon Menlhenleben.
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9otihoitcr 5bomplon Der .amerifos
nii6cn Totben areuS : @eieaidoit"
zen Ianf Ser Werifaner iibermittclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Gin 8alacn-G anSiSat.

Sontb 9enb, Sno., 9. Sept. -
siobn Sorpatd lpilrbe beutc bier oui
grllden Der Eoli5ei BON Nocine,
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Snaipon elm, iiioem er au ieiner Cut
lbnleiaunG .ansab, bob berielbe i'm
ror6er tbatGd angcsriiicn umo be-
rdubt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Sin ucucr Hecuro.

Tem Dorf, 3. September. -
Ser Gumaro.G ampfcr "2uiitopio"
bat bic Jabrt bon Sncenstomn mad,
Mem's)orf in pier Sagen If Stimocn
pniS ~ Mirn,tcn 5%liriidgeIegt uno
unit olle &ecorbs iibertroiien. Ger
Gonpfer leate ourGidnittlid $50
Meilen pro 1ag 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
8eiitessescniuart.

Seller in Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6es
9ioolesS IF. .YobnbotS beorobt ben
Signoltblirm. 9rei mitbige
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geitern bier Mngeitellte Der Hennipl.
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groBcn llngliid Dor. Sn Der bel Dem
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beiinoliben @eparatllr /. @erfitdtte
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in Der NGbe befinolid)en Sianal-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e%inoraug nno
bieTreppe bereits 81 bremen begann.
Ger @efobr nidt ad)teno, ieste lid
Serr &ramer an ieinen Mpparat uno
te%legrapbirte Die Sadlage nad Dem
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fletterten iiber Die brennenoe Sreppe
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SIomnten Serr 81 iueroen, imr1erbin
betrGat Der ungerihtete SdJaoen etfoa
$1,000. +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04

Ins ,Eea6obp. &c a.
II m" nebit Torbereitungs : &c.
portenlent oiinete gsitern feline Hfor.
ten iiir Die Standardization bon
Shiilern fir bos fommenoe Sd)ill.
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gliia @cWoobs, ebenials cine @ra.
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no-2eGrerin ernannt. Der 3ebrf0r.
per nl@orbereitungs- 9epartement er.
bielt 3nipad)s brrf Die grnennung
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perionliden 2citung oes 9ireftors
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04

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