Titebond I, II or III?  You want this one.  Plenty of time to apply and then clamp "work time" but still has enough tack for set-up.  It's water resistant where Titebond I is not.  If you need water-proof, get Titebond III, but it's a lot more expensive.  Just remember to use a wet cloth to remove any 'squeeze-out' after you clamp.  Sanding off glue residue is time consuming and frustrating.  There is nothing better on the market to glue wood than Titebond II.