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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Kill.
XIII.
UNDER MOON AND MONASTERY.

UNDER MOON AND MONASTERY
For two days Lorry lived through In
termittent stages of delight and despond-
ency. His recovery from the effects Of
the blow administered by Dannox was
naturally rapid, his strong young consti-
tuition coming to the rescue bravely. He
saw much of the Princess, more of the
Countess Dagmar, and made the acquain-
tance of many lords and ladies for whom
he cared but little, except when they
chose to talk of their girIish ruler. The
atmosphere of the castle was laden with
a depression that could not be overcome
by an assimilated gayety. There was the
presence of a shadow that grew darker
and nearer as the days went by, and there
were anxious hearts under the brave,
proud spirits of those who held the des-
tiny of Graustark in their hands
The Princess could not hide the trouble
that had sprung up in her eyes. Her
laugh, her gay conversation, her rare
composure and gentle hauteur were pow
erless to drive away the haunted, wor-
ried gleam in those expressive eyes OF
blue. Lorry had 1T on his tongues end
dozen times during the next day or so
after the Counts narrative to question
her about the condition of affairs as they
appeared to her. He wondered whether
she, little more than a girl, could see and
understand the enCrm1Iy OIL the situation
that confronted her and her people, A
strange, tender fear prevented him from
speaking to her of the thing which was
depressing her life. Not that he expected
a rebuff from her. but that he could not
endure the thought of hearing her brave
calm recital of the merciless story. He
knew that she could narrate it all to him
more plainly than had her uncle. Some
thing told him that she was fully aware
of the real and underlying conditions. He
could see, in his imagination, the proud,
resigned face and manner Of this per-
picked Princess as she would have talked
to him of her woes. and he could also
picture the telltale eyes and the troubled
expression that would not be disguised.
The Countess Dagmar. when not mo-
nopolized by the very progressive, or ag-
gressive Anguish, unfoiied to Lorry GER
tain pages of the personal history of the
Princess, and he, of course, encouraged
her confidential humor, although there
was nothing encouraging in 1t for him.
Down by the great fountain, while the
soldiers were on parade, the fair but vol
atile Countess unfolded to Lorry a story
that wrenched his heart so savagely that
anger, resentment, helplessness and love
oozed forth and enveloped him in a null
titude of emotions that would not dis
perse. To have gone to the Princess and
laid down his life to save her would have
given him pleasure, but he had promised
something to her that could not be for
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A WAR AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.

A WAR AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.
Lorry was removed to another room
before dinner, as she had promised.
After they had dined the two strangers
were left alone for several hours. An
guish regaled his friend with an enthusi-
astic dissertation on the charms of one
Countess Dagmar, lady in waiting to the
Princess. In conclusion he said glow
ingly, his cigar having been out for half
an hour or more because his energy had
been spent in another direction:
you haven't seen much of her, Iorry,
but I tell you she is rare. And she's not
betrothed to any of these confounded
counts or dukes either. They all adore
her, but she's not committed"
How do you know all this?" demanded
Lorry, who but half heard through his
Dreams
ASKED her. Of course. How in thunder
do you suppose?"
And you've known her but a day?
Well, you are progressive"
''Oh, perfectly natural conversation, you
know" explained Anguish, composedly
'She began it by asking me if we're
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CHAPTER XI-Continued.

I Y ER Highness.' announced a maid,
y and then;
May / come in2" asked a voice
that went 10 his troubled soul like
- a cooling draught to the fevered
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-10-11
Buys all the Bonds.

Warrant No. 7, drawn on the
general school fund in the sum OF
$43, 900 was presented to the state
treasurer yesterday, and the sum
placed in the proper fund.
This was drawn by the state land
board, to take up the last of the
$108, 900 refunding bonds ordered
by the last Legislature, to refund the
issue of 1891. The money was
used upon state buildings and other
Improvements,
The old bonds drawing per cent
interest were sold to bond buyers.
The new issue, as provided by the
bill, is taken by the state land board,
the interest beng only per cent.
The bonds are of 10 year series,
and The saving in interest money
alone for that term is s21,6 600. TIE
interest money that is now paid
goes to the schools of the state.
When the bill passed il was not
believed the land board could lake
up the entire Issue within three or
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-10-11
District Court

District court came to an end at
Paris Friday leaving many unfin-
ished cases to go over to the next
term. The cases decided were as
follows:
Strong VS.. Morgan, lower court
sustained; verdict for Morgan.
Whittier VS.. Munro, verdict for
plaintiff for $54.12.
Whittier VS.. Stone, settled out
of court.
Kent vs.. Larocco; evidence sub.
mitted and arguments TO be made N
November.
Madssn, trustee vs.. Whitman and.
Gray; evidence all submitted and
arguments to be later.
Oakley vs.. Oakley; decree of di-
vorce granted.
Andrews VS.. Andrews: same.
Hy Niebapr sentenced 10 IS
months imprisonment.
The rest of the cases were con
tinned To February term.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-10-11
Hailow cen.

we want you to come to our Hallow-
cen party
On Oct. 31st at Odd Fellows Hall.
AT o'clock sharp the fun will begin
BRING your very best girl and ten CENTS
to get in.
olo Time squash pie and doughnuts
rare.
gingerbread AM apples and nuts will
be there.
"nen the Rhostly hour Of midnight
comes round
BY aid Of d, Black Magic your life part
ner II be found.
From the Tree OF Mystery if it's not too
late,
fof . trlfilng sum You may pluck your
fate
by orderoi the FAIRIES an9 COLLINS Of
-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-10-11
Spelling Match,

A Spelling Match Will take place
IN the opera house at Montpelier,
Idaho, Friday evening, October
18th, at o'clock.
RULES.
l. Any resident of Bear Lake
County may enter the contest.
2. The contestants fee is twenty
five cents and must accompany the
application.
8. All contestants shall send or
hand their name, with fee, to one
of the judges before 1880 O'Clock, D.
m. October lS.
4. The names and numbers of
contestants shall be decided by lot.
5. No word shall be given which
cannot be found in the EsStandard
Dictionary"
6. The conductor of the contest
shall announce the words with his
back to the contestants.
Z. Each word eshall be pro-
nounced by the contestant both be-
fore and after spelling the same.
8. One trial shall be allowed and
one only
A cash prize of $500 in money
will be awarded the successful con-
testant by the judges.
The judges shall be: Prof. J. II.
Miles, Miss Clara B. Enderle and
Mrs. M. F. Whitman.
A similar contest for children,
seventeen years old and under, will
be held, under the same conditions,
with cash prize Of one dollar in sill
yer.
Admission 25 cents for each per-
son, childrens and adults alike.
CHARLES o. NUDGE,
Conductor
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-10-11

four years. The large timber land
sales recently made, however, gave
the board large amount Of money
and the ehtre issue is now taken
over IN less than eight months after
the passage of the bill creating the
bonds. Statesman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-10-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, y
lack foot. Idaho. Oct. s. 1901 [

Rlackfoot Idaho, Oct 5, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
20 make hnal proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before James H.
Wallis, U s. Commissioner. at Paris, Idaho on
November 18th 1901, viz:
ROBERT WUTHRICH
II, s. r. 4S X. B, M.
he names the following witnesses to prove
of said sand, viz:
!. Herman Grunig, John Mining, Christian
Wuthrlch, Brigham Bacon, all of Bear Lake Co.
LORENZO r. THOMAS, Register.
G. Spongberg, Atty. for Claimant. 1888
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
The Crowd at Tate Spring.

Tate Springs, June 15.-(Special.)-- With the advent of Charlie's Band from Nashville, which, as usual, is here for the season, the gaieties may be said to have been inaugurated last Monday, when the ball room was open ed for the first time.
 number Of couples took advantage of the music, and the ballroom was the Mecca for dancing and dancing guests for the rest of the evening. Ev- cry night during the week there have been these. informal gatherings in the ballroom, and they will continue all summer. B0
 Tuesday Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Tomlin- son chaperoned a party of young people to Galbraith Springs and to Stamps Star Marble Quarry. The party drove from Tate at 8 o'clock in the morning in two large vehicles, first going to Galbraith. where they had dinner. The afternoon was spent at the quarry, the interesting features of which were pointed out by MT. Stamps himself. In the crowd were Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Tomlinson. Misses Augusta Goodhue, Beaumof1t, Tex: Helen Black of At Ianta, Ruby -Ragsdale of Tate, Kate Bell of AItnfstoh, Ala, Annie Czapski of Louisville, Ky. MT. Thos. H. Pope
 
 Haynes of Knoxville. Tenn, and sev- eral others.
 Besides the dancing every night and the jaunts to points of interest in the neighborhood, there are bowling par ties every morning and afternoon, horseback rides and card parties to make the time fly. The bowling alley is always crowded and much interest is taken in the team playing. Several men are ambitious for the champion ship and the girls are striving equally as hard to become crack players.
 Among recent arrivals at the Springs are: Mir. Ike Johnson, Mfr. J. D. Tally, Nashville. Tenn; J. R. Palmer, Chat tanooga, Tenn; J. R. Lovelace, J. c. Lovelace. Birmingham; Mrs. w. A. Goodwin, Mfss McGavock, Nashville; c. NJ. Hitch, J. W. Smith. Guy Mutch- ell. c. E. Currier, J. N. Goddard, Miss N. c. Crush, Atlanta, Ga; Claude P. Street, Nashville, Tenn; c. E. Curtis. Sheibyville, Tenn; A. s. Ragsdale, J. KGyle Ragsdale, A. J. Alberts and wife, Knoxville; Calvin Jones. Birmingham; {; B. G. Hall, Salisbury, N. C.; Mrs. L. B. Hollonquest, Montgomery. Ala; J. T. Murfee anEI3Yfe. H. O. Murfee; Ma rion, Ala; Mir and Mrs. J. $. Reeves, D. H. C. Reeves, T. J. Fuller, Nash vile. Teln; H. H. Sprague, Middles- boro. Ky; Miss Arnie Czapsti. Louis vile. Ky; Mrs. Wilson and sons, Chat tanooga, Tenn; C. Everett Tandy. Morristown. Tenn; 4. s. Veil and daughter. Savannah, Ga.; C.. c. Smith. Hawkinsville, Ga.; c. C. Lewis. Wythe- vile. Va; c. L. Wagner, Pennsylva- mia: J. A. Glove and wife. Rome, Ga; F. Fl. Caldwell. Chattanooga. Tenn; William Bolton. W. E. Foley, Newark, Ohio: I'd Condon. J. J. Toms. Knox vile. Tenn: L. s. Stroud and wife. Marietta. Ga.; Francis E. Gage, Mem phis, Tenn. -adv.
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ALABAM1ANs AT BUFFALO.
The Picture of Governor Stanford is
 Draped.

Buffalo, N. Y.. June H.-(Special.)- The following Alabamians are regis tered here today: Hon. W. w. Screws and wife, Montgomery; MT. J. Pepper man, Montgomery; Miss Maud Pep perman, Montgomery; W. D. Rorex, Scottsboro; J. P. Rorex, Scottsboro; J. N. Pollard, Mobile; Mrs. N. J. Monsel, New Decatur, Miss Lula Mon sel, New Decatur; Dr. c. P. Robinson and wife, Mobile; c. D. Kingston, Montgomery; Asa M. Williams, Mont gomery; Rev. S. P. West and daugh- ters, Birmingham; E. O. Nicely, Cunt ersville; Miss Ethel Nicely, Gunters- vile; Jno. c. Williams and wife. Tal- ,ladega; Mrs. Mildred B. Pierce, Git ronelle; Mrs. E. G. Bradley, Citron- ellie; H. Abbe, Fort Payne.
 The handsome picture of Governor Sanford at the exhibi4 has been draped in crepe in honor of the distinguished dead
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
What a Quarter Will po.

Economy in manufacture makes many things very cheap nowadays-books es- pecially-but there's another reason for the little cost of those novels-one of the notable offerings in the book de- partment at The Advertiser. The In- ternationaI Association of Authors has arranged for 8 surrender of royalty and profit for limited time on certain copyrighted books. which are then printed in very large editions. attrac- lively bound in cloth and priced at a quarter. Among the authors in the list are Ford, Cable. Stockton and Amelia F. Barr. Full particulars regarding writers and books and how to get them may he found in an announe cement on pase of this mornings Advertiser.
 aaV-sun-3t
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Degrees Conferred.

Auburn. June 14-(Special) )-The Board of Trustees of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, at its regular meeting Monday, conferred the degree of Master of Science upon c. L. New man, Professor of Agriculture. at the University of Arkansas; R. L. Bennett. Director of the Experiment Station of khe University of Arkansas. and F. J. Cowart, Professor of National Science at the State Normal College at Troy, Ala. These degrees were conferred for work done and submitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
Not the Same.

Town and Country.
 Little Mabel-Paoa, does our family own a planet?
 What nonsense, child. Who put that flea into your head?'
 Little Mabsl-Why. I asked teacher last night what big star it was above us. and she ssid it wasn't star, but a planet, and that it IS Mas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
$500 and S3. 50

Will buy a pair of our pretty, dainty, feather-weight, French heel Pat. Kid Oxfords. Come now and get your size and width.
 St sx BULLOCK 6 FLEMING.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIzs.

WANT one hundred thousand people to invest ten dollars each to purchase out
 rig1t twenty thousand shares stock, For address Lock Box 475, Chica- go, III. DO
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Snmmer Rates to

City Students. Only $l.OO per month, four hours each day-less than half price. Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Shorthand, etc. Draughon's Practical Business College, Dexter Ave, oppo-
 site P. O. adv-wed-sun-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
IRoN BEDS AND SPRINGS.

See our display of Iron Beds. We can give you inducements never be- fore offered on these goods, together with the best Spring made for iron beds. ELLIS 6 GAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

WE HAVE conae to the conclusion thas 1t is poor rule that does not work both ways; we require of our purchasers that they shall not give away or soil uptritu- sous, malt or vinous ltduoras and tt would be a poor example for us to have frea beer at our sale, 50 we have decided not to have the beer. but instead nice. cool lemonade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
HIGHLAND pAaK.

cue and sale on July 4.h this is 2 day upon which everybody can have time to attend upon an occasion which will com bine pleasure with business: we VII havo proved style; there will be pickles and all the acconnpanirients of q hfst-ciAas cue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
RDUCATToNAL..

EDUCATIONAL-Te writing us be- fore Wednesday may enroll free: unusual demands are being made on us for good Teachers. Address McClendon's Teach CTS Agency, Birmingham, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

THE barbecue sale st Highland Park on July 4th will attract macy people who want nice outing a1d at the same tlfn8 come and bring your wives. everything will be conducted decentiy and in order. there will be no objection to receiving bids on lots from the ladies; we expect ager II. F. f co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
FOR sArE.

VIRGINIA AVE. HOME FOR sALE-we want you to ride out and examine the pretty cottage home No. 1ls. on east side Virginia Ave; we'll give you . bargain in this; 1t is as clean and neat as pin, just what man of moderats means is looking for and you can secure 1t for $3. 250 half cash; titles guaranteed; now F. M. Kohn e Son, aSih Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR SAI4E-!Large building lots fn South Montgomery; cheap house and lot on Vir- ginia Ave, dirt cheap; hotel in Vesuvius, price to make your mouth water; corner with four houses in Vesuvius. half price; go; 70 acres land nearby. s1,oo0 less than regular figures; dwelling on Amanda St.
 owners don't want it: store and dwelling on Day St, can't be beat: 70-foot lot on 8. Perry, near in, fine for new residence: two new houses on Cleveland Ave, guar antee 12 per cent. interest; six-room dwelling in Highland Park, SEQ per month: two houses and lots fin West End, un- heard-of low figures: large. fine. modern dwelling corner South and Sayre. at cost; plat of 21 lots in Peacock Tract. will double in value in two years: above com can or write us. Chandler 6 Douglass-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Every man knows how to stare at a wo- man he doesn't know so she won't have the heart to act indignant at him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

DO YOU SEE THIs?-Two nice, fotir- room cottages at Highland Park on FSx i50-foot lots. at s900 each examine them today on the extension of Plum St.: these are bargains; just being completed. ". 0. Bibb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

MILDRED ST. HOME FOR sALE-No: e6l Mildred St., an up-to-date cottage of six rooms. with every convenience and comfort of homo; newly built and in prime condition, with lot s0x220 feet, ie offered for S2. 2.,00, half cash; we speak or this with confidence. as we know It's de- sirability. F. M. Kohn & Son. 2sh Com merce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

COURT ST. HOME FOR sALE-we offer for sale one of the fine show places on s. Court St.; this place has large gronncs, we will take in part payment a smaller piece of property. F. M. Kohn q Son. 2e1k Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

70 YOU want to buy fine home? then let me sell you mine. with modern con veniences James B. Allen. Bellinger Heights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
FOR SALE.

WILL self Monday cheap one fine parior suit The Columbia Co.,. No. 10 N. Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR sALE--on easy terms, new, two- story, six-room dwelling house on west side of Hclcombe St. extenston will be sold cheap. H. c. Davidson. Real Estate and Insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

l WILL sell at a bargain Monday. one nice French plate glass oak suit of furniture. The Columbia Co.,. No. IS N. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR SALE-Phaeton: good order. M. H. Stuart X Co.,. Real Estate and Insurance, A Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

HEINZB BAKED BEANs--They are nice served either cold or hot: the very thing for picnics and fishing parties; put up in several sixsd cans. Higgins 6 Co.,. phone 233
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

Advertisements will os inssrted i'
 snis column, under any ciassineo heading, at these rates: Twenty-Five cents Tor twenty-nve words or less, each inAertioG, ane one cent per wora for twenty-nve words or over, each insertion. Cash must accompany each advertisement. | . . .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

sAYRE ST. PROPERTY FOR SALE. We offer fine corner property on west two beautiful vacant lots and third lot with a good six-roomed house; the whole of this we offer for $50t0, half cash; there's money in th.s. D. M. Kohn Ss son. 26k Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

WANTED-Customers for Japanese lam terms, Japanese napkins, W-piece toilet sets tin toilet sets water cooler stands, water coolers. ice cream freezers. Davis Bazaar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR SALE-At Abraham Brothers stables four Shetland ponies; very gentle: one team, very close matched. will work double and s.ngie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR sALE-Two lovely lots on one of the best streets in city at a price that will pay beyond question; don't miss chance. zirkle & Moore. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

IF YOU want bargains in vacant lots well located. call Monday. M. Ii. Stuart 6 Co.,, Real Estate and Insurance, A Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
f THE ADVERTISERS .s .s M \k # As DAILY SHORT STORY.0J /

Copy tight isoa by Daily Story ruSll.Alns Col
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Choice Vegetables.
 NORTON G RUDULPH.
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SECONDHAND BucGrEs-sevsrai on | hand; price no object: muss be sold. Washburn. 119 Commerce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

ing. i2 and 14 N Lawrence St.; equipped thoroughly with all modern Improvements and it's very central location makes 1t one of tho most desirable places in the city for business or manufacturing purpoges
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR b,,s SALEI60m rssi6s0c H ais to GSO some Lawrence. Court, Perry and Sayre Sts
 these streets. as you know, contain as fine property as Montgomery can boast of: there is no investment so safe or 80 sure 10 give handsome returns on money invested, or so certain to enhance in value as here; we have some extra ln> ducements to offer this week and will be glad to show them. Thomas Ss Gunter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

WANTED-To buy a flrst-class milk COW; no scrubs wanted; must give at
 least three gallons daily. Apply at onice of Southern Cotton Oil Co. tr-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

NEwsPAPER-Will buy or lease whole or half interest in country weekly; hrst payment cash. Address Box II, Newman.
 Ga Ii-Su
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WANTED-When you wish to door, win dow and blind a house. screen-door and window house, porch. balustrade and bracket a house wainscoat. mantel and inside finish house floor, cell and wealth erboard a house, to remember you have a home house factory here) making and furnishing all such material in better than any out-of-city house; come and see
 Conecuh Pine Lumber and Manufactur- ing Co.,. City. su-thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

NIGGER in de Cane Patch brand Georgis cane syrup Is of beautiful golden color; it is dipped from out the evaporators and gIlt-edge article and guaranteed abso- lutely pure; 1t Is a table luxury; our headquarters in Montgomery at J. M. Mo Coors, llS Monroe o,,,e sL s Mi B; Roddsn- S Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR SALE-s1. 900 buys a good hve-room house that now rents for $1S0 per year; 1t Is gilt-edge property; it's cheap and must be sold. Zirhle & Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
wArrrp-nALS HrIe.

DRUG or speciality men to sell Quin- India (Indian qpinine). Oklahoma Drug Co. Oklahoma, o. T. N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR SAIE-For s2.1oo. two-story house with bath. sanitary connections, :, etc; cabinet nantels; nicely and newly pa- this n,ans ,,snst hs au so,a m apS Ecoo o chance here to make a good investment If you trade quick. Thomas & Gunter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

THE renting season for another year has begun; give us your property 70 rem; s,..' VIZ S~iii secure you good tenants. M. II. Stu art & Co, Real Estate and Insurance 24 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16
FOR BENT.

FOR RENT--stores. dwellings and rooms. w. B. Davidson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

WE REBUILD dynamos and motors and make any kind of for mwound or anna. St turs coils. The West Electric Co., IF ~ Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

YOJrNQ MEN--Our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in eight weeks, mailed free. Moler Barber College St. Louis, Mo. mn-ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

IF YOU want fine lot. why not buy the 6O-foot lot on the eaet side of Sayre N GOO; there's good demand for property in this neighborhood; .you'll never be without good tenant: right in the Sayre Street school district; or, If this don't suit St. for S1.sOo. F. N. Kohn & Son, 2eis Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-16

FOR sALE-vacant lots on 8. Hull St. at a bargain; these are among the best building lots now left fin the city. H. c. Davidson, Real Estate and Insurance.