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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-07

Allen e., Button 53
Bowler 30, Talbot 73.
Douglass 80, Howell 63
Bray 55, Ryan 81.
DAVIS 90, Mcmillan 63.
Gayhart "a, Kelley 81.
Platt IL, Sweeney 20.
Booth 81, Maute 81.
Bray 81, Ring 81.
Booher So; Dodge 81.
Kirman So, S~pringmeyer So.
Brown 50, Osborne 80.
Graham Sc, Heron 80, Hunter 65,
81.
Greathouse 20, Patison -, Pogue 81,
.kapgs o., Tennnn: 81, Williams ~. O.
IS, Williams 0. so, Wilson o..
Clark liz, Harbin o.
Dawley ~, Sproule 4S.
Grover 81.
Henderson IS.
Armstrong So. Eggers g..
Mcclellan 10.
Burkhart II.
Hesson SIS, Smiley 90.
Snyder IS.
Clark ~, Rigsby IL.
LAuOILLE.
Harrington 10. Van ruzer -.
Cleveland 81. Sparks &c.
Allen 30, Button ID.
Bowler 8, Talbot o..
D0nglass "a. Howell 81.
Bray %. Ryan :S.
DAVIS 50, Mcmillan 81.
Gayhart Is. Kelley 40.
Plat "A. Sweeney 8.
Booth 90. Maute 80.
Bray 81. RING %.
Bpoher %. Dodge 80.
Kirman Al, SpriuRmeyer III.
Brown 3, O-bnrue 81.
Graham 81. Heron II, Hunter 48,
Russell 2l.
Greathouse 80. PHtison u, Pugus "a,
Skaggs ~. Tenant -, Williams. w o
10. Williams, y %, Wilson IS.
Clark 81, HarbIn II,
Dawley 43, Sproule II
Armstrong "a, Eggers 81.
llesson 43, Smiley II.
Clark Is, Rigsby IS.
SOUTH FORK
harrington IL. Van Duzer 10.
Cleveland 10, Sparks lG.
Allen 10, Button 10.
Bowler II. Talbot n.
Douglass 70, Howell IL.
Bray l9, Ryan l6.
Davis 10, Mcmillan 10.
Gayhart II. Kelley II
Plat l9, Sweeney III.
Booth IL, Maute ~.
Bray 10, Ring ~.
Booher lG. Dodge 10.
Kirmau ~, Sprinpmeyer II.
Brown 10. Osborn lG
Graham IL. Heron ~. Hunter H.,
Russell 10.
Greathouse lG. Patisnn 20, Ppsur
IL. Skaggs 81. Ten nan, IL. Wi.
linmS, W o, lG. Williams, o. II. Wilson
IL.
Clark ", iarbiu IL.
Dswley 81, Spr0ul- -.
Grover %.
Henderson ~.
Armstrong ~. F;sgers IL.
Mcclellan 90.
Burkhart g.
Hesson q. Smiley -.
Snyder %.
Clark IL. Rigshy ~
wEILASD.
Harrington >. Van Duzer o.
Cleveland 8, Sparks q.
Alien 9. Button 3.
Bowler ,, Talbot 10
DmuglRss 3, Howell -
Bray 3. Ryan o.
Davis 10. Mcmillan ..
Gayharl 2. Kelley 10.
Plat 2. Sweeney 10.
Booth 2, Mauie 10
Bray -. Ring 3
Booher 10. Dodge ..
Kirmap 10. SprinRmeycr
RrowD II. Osborne /.
Graham 10. Heron /, Nuuter Il, Rus.
cell ..
Greathouso 10 Patisou 3 poguu o.
Skaggs q, TennaDt 3, williams. W U.
2, William, o, ., WilsOD 10
Clark 3, tJarbin T.
Dswley 10, Spwule2
Grover IL.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-07
COUNTY RETURNS.
E.LKo.

harrington III, Van Duzer III.
Cleveland l3a, Sparks l4s.
Allen l43. Button l2s.
Bowler 81, Talbot 2s.
Douglas l27, Howell l4s.
Bray l27, Ryan l49.
Davis ll9, Mcmillan lI5.
Gayhart III, Ke!l-y Isl,
Platt III, Sweeney $50.
Booth 1877, Maute IA.
Bray 100, Ring ia.
Buoher l3l, Dodge li:.
KirnaD l54. Sprins meyer 10y.
Brown l62. osborne l23.
Graham l3I. Heron lOl. Hunter 1871.
Russell l35.
Greathouse l24. Patison ia, Pogue
il8, Sksggs li6, Teunant 1913. Williams
w. o. l23. Williams o. l27, Wilson l3l,
Clnrk l22, Hardin l45.
Dawley l4O. Sproule AZ.
Grover DIG.
Henderson 233.
Armstrong I03. t:ggers l79.
Mcclellan 202.
Bnrkhart l75.
Lesson l79, Smiley loo
Snyder 1888.
Clark l05. Rigsby l54.
Morgan 222. Mulleuix G7.
Mccoy 1856 Triplett l0I.
Craze l45. Ouderkirk 1877.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-07

Clark 90. ilarbin 8.
Dawle! -. Sproule u.
Grover %.
Henderson ~.
Armstrong 9, Eggers ID.
Mcclellan -.
Hesson %, Smiley s..
Snyder -.
Clark II. Rigsby II.
cARLIS
Harrington AZ, Van Duzer -.
Cleveland "a, Sparks ~.
Allen &c. Button ~,
Bowler 20. Talbot 81.
DouRlass 80. iIoweu ~.
Bray A, i;yan a.
Davis Al, Mcmillan -.
Gayhart 40, Kelley 80.
Platt 81. Sweeney SO.
Booth 40, Maute As.
Bray Al, Ring 80.
Booher 46, Dodge II.
Kirman Al, Spring meyer 40.
Brown 60. Osborne 20.
Graham IS, Heron %. Hunter 66.
Rnssell -.
Greathouse 4s, Pats IN ~, PJgue ~,
Skagss 80, Tenant, 43, Williams W. ..
81, Williams o. 33, Wilson "a.
Clark 81, Hardin 49,.
Dawley I3, Sproule b.
Grover I3.
Henderson IS.
Armstrong 81, Eggers 30.
Mcclellan 81.
Burkhart 50.
Hesson so, Smiley 81.
Snyder CT.
Clark 50, Rigsby 81,
WELLS.
harrington Gj, Van Duzer IS
Cleveland 81, Sparks Of.
Allen g., Button 53
Bowler 30, Talbot 73.
Douglass 50, Howell 63
Bray 55, Ryan 81.
DAVIS %, Mcmillan tx
Gayhsrt d, Kelley 81.
Platt IL, Sweeney 20.
Booth 81, Maute u.
Bray 81, Ring 81.
Booher SO; Dodge 81.
Kirmsn So, SprinRmsyer So.
Brown 50, Osborne 80.
Graham Sc, Heron 80, Hunter 65
Russell 81.
Greathouse 70, Patison ~, Pogue 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
NAMED FOR PROMOTION LIEUTENANT ELMoRE ORDERED
 BEFORE BOARD. Young Montgomery Officer to Be Examined as to His Fitness to
 Be Raised to Grade First
 Lieutenant.

It will be gratifying news to the Ala bama friends of Lieutenant Vincent IT. Fillmore. Jr., of Montgomery, an officer in the regular army, to know that not withstanding he has been in the regular service but a few months he has already been ordered before an Examining Board to stand an examination for promotion. The current issue of The Army and Ma " Journal contains the following order issued from the headquarters of the army:
 March IS. Second Lieutenant Vincent NJ. Elmore, Jr., 5th Infantry, will report in person to Colonel Jacob B. Rawles, Artillery Corps President of the Examining Board convened at the Preside, for pro- motion"
 Lieutenant Elmore was an officer of the 29th United States Volunteer Infantry during the Philippine campaign and was in the Philippine Islands about two years. He resigned nis commission to accept the position as Commandant of the Corps of Cadets of the State University which position he assumed early in last year. Early in the present year Lieutenant Fillmore was appointed an officer in the regular army by President Roosevelt and left Montgomery about a month ago. He is now in San Francisco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
WORK ON HOSPITAL
GROUND WILL BE BROKEN NEXT
 WEDNESDAY.
Father Dennis Savage Will Bless the Earth Dug Up Workmen-Sister Chrysastom win Represent
 Sisters of Charity.

Ground will be broken next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock for the construc- ton Of the handsome hospital which is to be built for the Sisters of Charity on the old Watts place on Adams Street.
 The hospital will be built by Graves < Anderson. local contractors under the direct supervision of James R. Wade, Superintendent of Construction for the Sisters of Charity.
 There will be simple ceremony at the old Watts place Wednesday afternoon when the ground Is broken for the con- struction of the new building Rev. Fa- ther Dennis Savage. rector of St. Peter s Roman Catholic Church. will bless the earth dug up by the workmen. and Sisters Chrysostom of St. Vincent's Hospital. Birmingham. will be present to represent the Sisters of Charity.
 Rev. Father Savage said last night that there would be a public ceremony when the cornerstone of the new building was laid.
 MT. Wade returned last night from Mo- bile. where he went to assist the con- tractors for the-new Providence Iniirm- sry to be erected in that city in preparing plans and specifications.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
 THROWN BY HIS HORSE.
E. B. Young, Jr., Suffers from Pain
 full Wounds,

Eufaula, March 29.-(SpeciaD--E. B. Young, Jr., suffered quite a painful in jury yesterday MT. Young was riding horseback when the animal threw him heavily to the ground. MT. Young was not only bruised by the fall hut was kicked by the horse and had his nose broken, besides other serious injuries.
 The children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt on the lawn of Mrs. J. l.. Pitts's home this afternoon.
 Rain again fell in perfect torrents here last night. Planting is d serious matter with the farmer just now. But few have been able to plant corn and the season for cotton planting is at hand. Planting both crops at the same time will make cultivation more difficult as labor is scarce and both crops will have to be worked at the same time.
 ]. K. Mcdonald Is preparing to move his family from Birmingham here.
 Mrs l. A. Peterson IS suffering from meningitis and her friends are very much concerned about her.
 A telegram received her ethis morning from Atlanta states that the river will rise 50 fet within a day or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
PLANTS NOT IN DANGER.
Electric Light and Waterworks are
 Protected Against Flood.

It was reported last night in the down. town district of Montgomery that there was probability that the Alabama River would reach such high stage that the plant of the Montgomery Light and Power Company might he overflowed and there by cause the electric lights of the city to be cut off.
 Inquiry at the power house of the lighting plant developed the fact that the plant was not in any danger of an over flow and that If the back water of the river should reach the plant it would not result in the cutting off of the lights because the engine room is amply pro- tected against such a contingency.
 The assistant engineer at the power house said at o'clock this morning that the waters were not at that hour within fifteen feet of the level of the plant
 At the pumping station of the city water works 1t was said that the river would have to rise at least fifteen feet to reach the station. The back waters may reach the cellar of the station, but in this case they will be pumped out by q water jet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
IGLEsIAs WILL BE FREED.
This is the Belief Prevailing in Porte
 Rico.

San Juan. P. R. March 29-The appeal of Santiago Iglesias, president of the Federation of Workmen of Porto Rico, who was sentenced December 21 last to three years, four months and eight days imprisonment. on the charge of conspir- ing to raise the price of labor in Porto Rico. has been set down on the. calendar of the Supreme Court for hearing April g. It is generally believed that Iglesias will be acquitted.
 If not, Samuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor Is pre- pared to carry the case to the United States Supreme Court on constitutional grounds holding that so much of the Foraker act as sanctions the Spanish law of conspiracy in Porto Rico Is uncon- stitutional and void and also on the ground that IElesias was not accorded a iury trial and was not indicted by grand jury. Pending the hearing of the appeal by the Supreme Court Iglesiss has been at liberty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
The Donnybrook Fair, April 2, 8, 1
DR. c. L. McCsARTHA.
Will Speak to Mem at Y. M. c. A
 This Afternoon.

The Young Mems Christian Association has invited pr. c. l.. McCartha of Troy to deliver an address before it's mems meeting this afternoon at S:S0 o'clock. In accepting pr. McCartha announced that his subject would be ''The Resurrection" in keeping with the Easter occasion.
 pr. McCartha arrived in the city last night and Is the guest of his son, Mir. Clarence McCartha. at 19 Madison Ave nue. He will return to his duties as a member of the faculty of the State Normal College at Troy on Monday morn ing.
 The young men of Montgomery will do well to avail themselves of the op- portunity afforded them this afternoon to hear the address of Dr. McCartha. He is a thoughtful scholar and a strong and eloquent speaker. He will doubtless bc greeted by an appreciative audience at the Association building
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
IN FAVOR OF PLAINTIFF.
Triton, Ga, Wins Its Case Against a
 Railroad.


 Washington, March 29.-The Interstate Commerce Commission today in an opinion by Commissioner Clements an- nounced its decision in the case of the Mayor and Council of Triton. Ga, against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, Georgia Southern and Florida Railway, Plant System and others in favor of the complainant.
 The commission decides that freight rates from New York and other Eastern cities which are higher to Triton than to Albany. a longer distance point over the same line, are unlawful; that freight rates from Cincinnati. Louisville. Evans vile. Nashville and other Ohio River points which are higher to Triton than to Valdosta, longer distance point over the same line. are unlawful: that the rates now charged on sugar from New Orleans to Triton are unjust and unduly prejudiced to Triton. and such rates should not exceed rates on that com modity from New Orleans to Valdosta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN

LoST-A black cameo pin. set m gold about ore inch in diameter atscbed to q na4. ec. velvet belt The finder will be rewarded for leaving t at The Advertiser office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

The Noe Redit is dressed in its best for Easter, also will give you the best for your money. Phone 501.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

Some people think they are entitled 10 lot of praise for the things they don't do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

Utopian is the beer of ideal perfec- tion, as it's name implies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
WANTED-SALESMEN.

TRAVELLING salesman, wide-awake and en- ergetc to sell all classes of retail trade an exceedingly attractive propositions: very sal able line liberal Inducements; previous road experience not essential. Box 364. Detroit Mich. -s RELIABLE Cleveland house wants bright man as travelling salesman. general mercantile trade; energy. business ability and salesman ship will make position permanent. No. 55 Mercantile Bank. Cleveland C.. -s CIGARS-Sslesmen to sell cigars on salary: premium plan: full size samples, ioc. West ern Cigar Co.,, Pozzoni Building. St. Louis. Mo. s-su-2t SALESMEN salary; SIPS to S2oo per month and expenses positively guaranteed ev- cry engaging with us. introducing and taking orders for the national chemical fire extinguisher: over 900 in use; used by the United Ststes Government. all the lead ing railroads, traction companies, factories, hotels, stores. churches, schools and homes: indorsed by all insurance companies; if you want a good salary selling an article of merit write today. The Preston Co.,, Station U, Chi cago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

TOR SALE CHEAP-Restaurant ana lunch s.ard ou-ht comprising counters, tables, hairs range. cooking utensils, table Linen. erockery glassware. coffee urns. cutlery, etc. Apply at No. l2h 5. Perry St. r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

Here's chance to make good money quick. We have for sale on Hall Street. near the Red Bridge Road. the prettiest piece of level building property in the country. There's frontage of nearly 500 feet on Hall Street and similar frontage two other streets and the place made for another street. We will say nothing of f,ne s3 900 house on the tract-we will give you that-but we want to impress upon you the desirability and value of these fine lots. We will sell the whole thing for se. 800 half cash. the balance with per cent. interest. and if you use the right judg- and easy profit of @. 500. You get over SO lots. 20 of which will give your money back the s3 900 house we don't count After look ing Into this proposition. you'll not be able to say that there are not any more chances to make money In Montgomery.
 We are the Montgomery agents for the New York Life Insurance Company the best com pany in the world and want to write every friend Of ours a policy in this old line com pany. The rates are as cheap as good insur- snce can be written at. A policy in this com pany is like the money in your pocket.
 F NJ Kohn Son,
 Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Agents,
 26ls Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

FOR sALE-vsplendid residence on S Court St large lot house modern and with all con vehtences you cannot do better fl you wish a nice home Apply to H C. Davidson, Real EState and Insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

The celebrated Alabama Fertilizer at Marks 6 Gayle's Warehouse. Same price as at the factory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
wANrEp-rExA1r HELP.

LADIES to do sewing and binding at home; Ss week: material sent free; stamped. ad.
 dressed envelope for particulars Universal Co, Dept B., Walnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; great demand for barbers during Summer rush; 2 months completes: last 30 days that scholar ship. board tools and transportation can be earned; positions guaranteed: write. Moler
 Barber College, New Orleans. La. mh-26t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

We offer for sale that beautiful 5-acre tract near corner s. Perry and Fielder Streets for S2,ooo. This is not standing price, and Is good for this week only.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Bookkeepers, stenographers. sales men, mechanics, saleslades. housekeepers and all who want positions to call on or write The Empire Business Bureau. Grant Building. At lanta. Ga. su-%t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-We represent companies with millions of dollars to loan on city and farm property and per cent. interest: can repay in instalments If desired; expenses small. Zirkle & Moore.
 LOWEST bids will be received up to April 5th to retire S3 900 of first mortgage bonds of the Highland Park Improvement Company. H C. Davidson, Trustee. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

3l, 100. half cash will buy the beautiful lot on north side Washington Street. next to corner of Union. This lot should easily bring Sl,5oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
WA1gxxD.
Wanted At once.

The name and address of all persons who have been benefited through the use of Dr. Kimer's famous .'Swamp- Root" Address ''s w. care Postoffice Box BIO. Montgom cry. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

Ice Cream Soda, 5c at The Noe Redit, 8 Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30


 Avenue. within 30 feet of the Court Street car we offer for sale tive good o-roomed t%o raess s a If ws wifi ssn .. ss $. a few thousand dollars to invest. and if you want frankly to say to you that you are the very person whom we wish to investigate this esss clean n and %sil pnt a the tenants reliable and prompt pay. It is prop erty that will give you no anxiety as you can roly absolutely on your income. Titles per- We have c bomb-proof silt-edged investment for s2,ooo. Call. f interested.
 We offer . nrst-cIass piece of negro prop erty. close in. for sl.56o half cash; .'twill trouble about always having best of tenants .'' We are authorized to sell one of the finest sGs' s price ri that viii ' net 'psr per cent mt % See us if you are In the market
 We offer for immediate sale one of the handsomest new dwellings on Court Street for s6.75o. easily worth S7, 500. It is first class in every detail.
 We have q really attractive 2-story home nicely Fltuateu, Tn n CnarmiuN nelKnDOrnOd which we will sell for S2, 500; part cash and balance on long time at low rate of interest. There's nothing shoddy about this place. It's in prime condition, and is renting to excellent tenant and is now netting 8 per cet M -
 That beautiful lot on south side of Washing ton Street. between Union and Ripley, 60x 50 feet, with 3-roomed house on 1t is offered for sI 400 cash half cash. 
 
 Meigs Road. renting for over $500. Lands ad- joining can't be touched for Jess than S2o an acre. If you are the lookout for a good thing. don't overlook this.
 A delightful home at Highland Park at sacrifice.
 We offer for sale that beautiful 5-acre tract near corner s. Perry and Fielder Streets for $2,ooo. This is not A standing price, and Is good for this week only.
 Sl,ioo. half cash. will buy the beautiful lot on north side Washington Street, next to corner of Union. This lot should easily bring SI,5oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

ESTABLISHED house wants representative acquainted with general and dry goods trade; branch mansgership; permanent: bond. Rock. care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

A delightful home at Highland Park at a sacrifice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

Don't miss the Donnybrook Fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

S5.5o cash will buy 4oo-acre farm on Mt Meigs Road. renting for over 5000. Lands ad- joining can't be touched for Jess than S2o an acre. If you are on the lookout for a good thing. don't overlook this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

IOANSt LoANs.-Largs and small. negotI- ated on city and suburban real estate on shori notice at G. and per cent. payments to suit the borrower. The State Abstract Co, I7 S. Perry St. su-wd-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

DETECTIvE-Every locality; good salary: ex- perience unnecessary. International Defective Agency, Milwaukee. Wis. nh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

WANTEH-For United States Army, able bodied unmarried men between ages of 2l and 35. citizens of United States. Of good charac- ter and temperate habits, whc can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting office. Moses Bldg. Montgomery. Ala nh -su- wd- fr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

SALESMAN-Wantod reliable man calling on country stores to handle speciality as side line: excellent opportunity for hustler.
 Seana Mfg. Co.,, 23 Greenwich St.. New York. -mh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
WANTED-MALE HELP.


 wANTED-Everywhcre. hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars. samples etc.. no canvass- Ing: good pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chi cago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
MEDICAL.

OH, HO weak men. our improved Vacuum Developer guaranteed cheapest. best on earth for sexual weakness. structure. losses varI- cocele enlarges shrunken organs: particulars sealed. The Worlds Cure Co.,, Denver, Col.
 su-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
FOR aAL1

F. M. Kohu Bon, Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Agents, 26is Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

erty. close in. for Si.50o half cash: twill net you o per cent. Titles guaranteed. No trouble about always having best of tenants
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

We ars authorised to sell one of the finest pieces of hrst-class store property in the city at price that will net per cent. See us if you are In the market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

wANTED-The members of the Harrison Mu- tuaI Burial Association to call at the office.
 i2i Dexer Ave, and pay assessments Nos i< and | 5 on or before April 4th and 5th
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

HOT coffee and chocolate, milk. pies. sand wiches, baked crabs, cream puffs. crulers strawberry cream puffs are some of our lunch Mays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

wANTED-Man in every city where artificial gas is used to sell our magic gas igniters: more matches needed: lasts forever. Magic Gas Igniter Co.,, Indianapolis. Ind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

We have bonb-p proof eilt-edged investmen for S2, 900. Call. if interested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30
WANTED-AoENTs.

WE PAY S22 week and expenses to men with rigs 10 introduce poultry compound. In-
 tcrpational Mfg. Co.,, Parsons Kan. "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

That beautiful lot on south side of Washing ton Street. between Union and Ripley 60x 50 feet, with 3-roomed house on 1t is offered for sI 400 cash half cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

We offer for immediate sale one of the handsomest new dwellings on Court Street for s6.75o. easily worth S7, 500. It Is first class In every detail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

We have a really attractive 2-story home nicely situated in a charming neighborhod which will sell for S2. 500 part cash and balance on long time at low rate of interest. There's nothing shoddy about this place. It's in prime condition. and is renting to excellent tenant and is now netting per cet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

ALL charity patients desiring admission to the wards of the Montgomery Inhrmary must lowing physiclans Drs. GoldthwaRe. McCon. nico. baker. Pollard and Billing who compose the visiting stan or from either the city or
 county physieians. prs. Thorinstan and Bil- i1ng. t-~r eo-Wd~1f-9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-30

wANTED-Buyers for iron bedsteads. springs mattresseE Ice boxes. refrigeratofs, hat racks rugs, very large and handsome mirrors and toilet sets. OsHara & Jones, Auctioneers.