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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-16
NICHOLSON

sacrifice themselves for the public good.
said Brown. "Wheatons a martyr now,
with a nice pink halo"
"Wen. it doesn't go here" said the army
officer severely. We've got to take him
down peg If he gets too gay"
why, we've already got one sassiety
man in the house, said Caldwell land
that's hard enough to bear" He referred
to Raridan, who was breakfasting in his
room.
than Wheaton, whose presence they affect
ed to ignore.
II suppose there'n be no holding him
now" said Caldwell. IT'S like the taste
for strong drink. this society business.
They never get over it. It's ruined Rari-
dan; he'd be good fellow if it wasn't for
that"
:Humph. you fellows are envious." said
Wheaton with an effort at swagger.
''Oh. 1 don't know!" said Brown, with
could do 1t IL we'd put up the money"
WELL" said Wheaton, eff they let you
Off as cheaply as they did me. you may call
1t bargain
"oh. he jewed 'en down." persisted Cald-
well. explaining to the others. land he has
the cheek to boast Of It. I'll see that Mar
grave hears that
Yes. you do that" Wheaton retorted
Everybody knows that Margrave's an easy
mark" This counted as a palpable hit with
Brown and Wheelock. Margrave was no.
torious for his hard bargains Wheaton
gathered UP his papers and went out.
He takes 1t pretty WELL" said Caldwell
as they heard the door close after Wheaton
He ought to make pretty good fellow in
tlne II ne doesn't get stuck on himself"
well, 1 guess Billy Porter'H take him
down II he gets too gay exclaimed Brown
Porter may leave it to his daughter to
do that" said Caldwell, shaking out the
match with which he had lighted his cigar
and dropping II into his coffee cup.
It'll never come to that" returned
Brown.
y GU never can tell. People were looking
wise about 1t last night" said Captain
Wheeiock who was a purveyor of gossip
Don't trouble yourself" volunteered
caldwell, who read the society items thor
oughly every morning and created a social
fabric out of them. II guess Wary will
nave something to say to that"
AT the bank Wheaton found that
the men who came in to transact
business had knowing nod for him, that
implied common knowledge of matters
which It was not necessary to discuss, A
good many who came to his desk asked him
III he was tired They referred to the car
niVal Dail as push" and said 1t was
great with all the emphasis that slang
has impaired to these words.
Porter came down early and enyeIoped
himself In cloud of smoke. This in the
bank was the outward and visible sign OF a
crouch" When he pressed the button to
call one OF the messengers, he pushed Il
long and hard. 30 that the boys remarked
to one another that the boss had been out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-16
Falls, New York

Wheaton ran away from the livelier
spirits of the knights of Midas, who urged
him to join In celebration at the club
after the ball broke up. He pleaded the
nece ssty of early rising, and went home
and TO bed where, however. he slept little,
but lay dreaming over the Incidents of the
night. particularly those in which he had
figured. Many people had congratulated
him. and while there was an irony in much
OF this. as II the whole proceeding We're
Joke. he had taken 1t all IN the spirit In
which 1t had been offered. He felt a trihe
anxious to his reception at the break
fast table as he dressed, but his mirror
gave him confidence The night had been
an important one for him. and he could
afford to bear with his fellows. who would.
he knew. spare him no more than they
spared any one else in their chaff.
They Haunted at him the morning papers
with portraits of the king and queen of the
ball bracketed together in double column.
He took the papers from them as he replied
to their ironies. and casually inspected
them while the Chinaman brought in his
breakfast
Didn't expect to see you this morn
ing said Caldwell. the Transeonti-
mental agent. stirring his coffee ana
winkng at Brown, the smelter manager
''You society men are usually shy at break
fast
Wheaton put down his paper carelessly
and spread his napkin.
ooh. king has to eat" said Brown.
'Weli." said Wheaton. with an air of re-
lief. Its worth something to be alive the
morning after"
But they had no sympathy for him.
Listen to him.. said Caldwell derisively.
lust as IL he didn't wish he could do it
all over again tonight"
mot for million dollars" declared
Wheaton, shaking his head doiefuily
Yes" said Captain Wheelock, 81 sup
pose that show last night bored you nearly
10 death"
I'm always glad to zee these fellows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-16
Food Cause and Effect.
THE EFFECT:

Your grest-grandfather was a hale and rugged
man because his stan of life was natural food
whole wheat. That before the white-four
cruelty to the system-before the sustaining parts
OF the whole wheat were removed In white -four
milling. All about today physical and
mental weakings whose pitiable condition Is the
result Of eating unnatural foods-people with part
OF their bodies starving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-16
THE TRUTH:

People with whole health eat natural food-sickly
people eat pies, mushes and white -four products
which are unnatural foods because essential parts
Of the wheat have been removed and not pres
ent ln them. The natural food is Shredded Whole
Whaar Ris,nlt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-16
THE REASON:

In 1t contained the precise elements in the
exact proportion required by nature for the COM
plete nourishment Of the body and mind-nothing
added and nothing taken away-an undespoiled
natural product.
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THE PROOF.

To Natural Food Co, Niagara Falls n. Y.
Gentlemen: / was irritable and dull two hours
after eating and unfit for work. / save up eating
white bread, pies and the like and tried Shred
ded Wheat. In single week I felt a gr at
change In my system for the better. i have been
using Shredded Wheat for about six months
and have splendid digestion feel bright and alert
after eating. and am physically stronger than I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-16
]. NJ. GILLESPIE, s. Lyle ST., Chicago.

Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit is sold by all
grocers. Send for the Vital Question Free) Cook
Book illustrated In colors.
Address The Natural Food Company, Niagara
Falls, New York. 1876
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
LOST.

LOST OR STOLEN-Left home on Fist inst, Carrie, half grown setter puppy; she has whit
 todv with lernon spots and lemon head and ears. Any information regarding her will be properly rewarded by II. ". Parrish 524 Mont gomery St. IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
IvEY BROS. REALTY COMPANY.

$s,5oooo Win buy large brick rssidnes large lot blocks Dexter Ave.
  buy large blocks from Court Square % Will 3S5 lana miles tenant
 $5,5ooo0 buy prettiest on $. Perry
 
  buy acres of good land just of town S4,5oO buy beautiful lot s. Court St. beautiful property bearing cottage, just the city
 S25oo Will buy beautiful residence modern respect &.
  Will buy Finley Ave-wnl $240oo 
  buy cottage renting district, $1so year. Special bargains in property from s5oOo up |VEY BROS. REALTY COMPANY, l4 S. Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHooL-Bookkeepin shorthand, typewriting, penmanship. etc.: 4oniy @400 per month; penmanship alone only s2.O0. Drsugh- on's Practical Business College. 115 and 1I7 Dexter Avenue opposite postofhce. iS sat-sun st--2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
FIRE INSURANCE.

INSURANCIs-This is to remind you again that I represent three old and reliable fire insllr- ance companies, and desire to write your risks. l offer you protection, fair dealing and COLD WEATHER brings hot fires. It gets particularly warm for If are burned out without insurance. Would 1t not be a good idea to invest few dollars before the fire fiend visits you? Ring l29. Saffold. for lowest raSes. sJ INSURANCE! INSURANCE! INsURANCEI- This is the time of year you need fire insur- ice more than at any other season. We represent some of the strongest and best fire insurance companies in the world. Losses set
 tied promptly Telephone sSS, eight double eight, and let us write that policy for you be-
 fore it is too late Thomas & Gunter H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
REAL ESTATE AND fnsunAncr

Tn twenty minutes drive of Court Square, on
 gravel road. we have for sale a grass farm of 1s5 acres that can be bought for $s 750-one- third cash. This place is well improved and well located.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
. NEWS IN X BRIEF. M

QUITE number of Northern visitors were
 at the Capitol yesterday The Jeff Davis Y room. the monument and the Spanish n1asts were centers of interest and all very
 much admired. CAPT. D. w. MIvER. the Clerk of the Adju-
 tant-General, who, is the custodian of the
 State arsenal, on the western bank Of the
 Alabama River. just in the rear of tho Peo-
 ple's Cotton Factory, has had the building
 repaired,' the weather-beate walls filled ,, in and the whole building white
 washed which has very much improved It, S and gives 1t the appearance of receiving some attention. All the powder in bulk brought to
 the city and the ammunition for the artillery
 and the infantry is stored there. AT THE First Presbyterian Church this morn ing Dr. Patterson will preach the hrst or series of three special sermons on the gem
 eral subject of Temptations" These ser < will be preached at the morning ser F vice on the next three Sundays. The subject -' of today's sermon is 'The Temptations re- ~ euliar to Youth" This will be followed by f. one on "Thc Temptations Peculiar to Mid E de Life." ard t'is by ore on Tne Iemp- q tations Peculiar to old Age" cordial in vitatioD Is given to the young people or the | city to hear today's sermon IAN UNKNOWN negro baby was found dead aS yesterday morning in the Central Of Georgia q Railway cut near Oakwood Cemetery. Coro- ! ner Tice was notified. He turned the body over to a negro undertaken. by whom lt was inferred yesterday afternoon. sUneeda Biscuit
 !il Of Course
 Uneeda Biscuit :. Certainly ]! z We will receive car load or Uneeda Biscuit Monday.
 Headquarters for the National Biscuit Co., full line of Cakes and Crackers.
 Jos. Manegold & Co.,, Y Wholesale Confectioners. af
 An Atchison man Is ruining his natural dis position by. trying to be agreeable,
 The Candy
 $ you want is at ] Dowe's
 ] And it's good. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
FINANCIAL.

MONEY b Iend at frCIn to per cent. ds- pending on location of property; large or small amounts; prompt service. Montgomery An
 stract Co, No Q s. Perry St If FINANCIAL-We make loans on real estate
 look after insurance on the property look aftnS taxes. write accident insurance; make cour' bonds; bond you in positions of trust nt low rates. and do a general real estate and in- surance business Call on us. Zirkle & Moore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
WANTED.

hunters to attend auction saIe Monday, Oct. zotn, lJ oclock, at zle Dex- tar Avenue The following articles Will be sold: Nainut ana oak DedroOm sets, extension table. sideuoard, me mirror, carpets, mattlngs' dining ana rocking chairs, be0steads, aressers
 washstands, springs, mattresses and Varlous other articles. James O hara.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

An Atchison man Is ruining his natural dis position by. trying to be agreeable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

Near Montgomery we offer . 7o0-acre farm, the best part of an 1.so0 place This place ia on gravel road, near Montgomery. The land is good and In good state of cultivation, well improved and stocked. The owner is moving away.. and we are authorized to sell the place. lock. stock and barrel. at very reasonable fig- urce. There's good showing here for the right man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

If ycu want . good stock farm near Mont- land. we can suit you in e too-acre tract
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMEN for white lead: commissions paid
 weekly; good man can make from $5O to $l0O per week Fine side line Merchants White Lead Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. su 2t-5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

WANTED-Nice second hand wardrobe; also nlaliteI with tinnG and graIe. Rex, care AdVer-
 tlsef.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

Within eight miles of Montgomery, we have Tor sale 5oo-acre black prairie farm Tho Improvements are all that you could wish good dwelling. fine water. new frame eabins wired pastures. some woods, and fine land Ths price is only SIS an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

We offer for sale 300 acres of fine black prairie land, well improved, within nine miles of Montgomery. There is a hrst-class modern dwelling. barn. plenty of cabins, artesian we'll. of ishns. bes,thy r.,tte ns,xhncrnoca ,a,i. road station The bulk of this place Is first rate land. away above the average It Is a well-balanced place to work. There are fine rich grass meadows. fine corn bottoms. and an abundance of sure cotton land We will sell this place at s17.50 an acre. cash half cash. and If 1t Is a larger place than you want, we will divide it. Titles guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
FOR RENT-REsIDENcEs

FOB RENT-Modern two-story seven-Toom Sraii,no on Madison Avenue. Splendid cOndi- tion throughout Thomas & Gunter. M FOB RENr-completely furnished hve-room ho,sa. every convenience: splendid neighbor- hood. viii rent partially furnished if preferred
 Cali at 725 Court St for further particulars.
 FOR REET-Nice slx-room house on South (onrt Street; porcelain beth, hot and cold water, electric lights. etc. ThomsS 0unteF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
PERSONAL.

--------->---------~~--->-- LADIES, ch.chsssers Engl,sa Psnnyroya. e,i,s send 70 stanps for particulars; Relief for
 ass in i:ss:r sy cssc. s:sr a & ass pS;a. SSs. dslphia. Pa p-tn-tn-sa MokPHINE, opium. iandanum. cocaine habit. msnent nome cure. Mrs. Baidwin. Box i2i2 cnicaso. ---------------- LApIrs-our harmless remedy relieves with out fail delayed or abnormsiiy snpprssssso xsa menstruation. For free triaa aaoress pr,s Tsris Chemical Co.,, Dept. e1. Muwaukee.. WIS.
 su-et-io
 sIsTERs. Id in need, write to me for remedy which always use. Mrs. c. Green iso Dear. born Street, Chicago, E 4t--Ae our oaftincates gre the ,cme oi -nsura,lce protection. paying aceident sick, death, old-ags benefits; va uabie renewal wcIEnss SssSa os IT s. %osis wsrass sas. tnston. D. 2. ,1.. .--s ...-....s.ss.'. - '. pages concerning business. love. health, etc. path patnic % Institute. Audiiorism Bldg. Chicago Reason--your .recaumendation. wanted. WIN YouK swEETHEART-Faiiure un. known: secret. 4c; no fake Write at once. O. Guerin Co.,, 2QT Dauphine St. New Orleans, La. OH, BoYs-If you send only 7c for The Dane ing skeleton. you viii wear = smiles nss. Tor ,s BED NETTING cured regardless of age. Pack sss free of Missouri Rs%sSS co aa Dsp ss Louis Mo -5 ,-.3f su tf--te THE PHoENrx MUrUAI. LIFEs policy hold CTS are its best friends. The large annual d. vidends paid in the reduction of premiums or the increase of insurance. are winners. and cannot be twisted by any other company O. C. Miles, General Manager. and Moses Building. Montgomery Ala. MARRIAGE DIRECTORY free to all; pay when married; new plan; send no money. For particulars, address H. A! Horton, Dept. 82. FREE--Your fortune told; you want the best; I am the Best Send birthdate and two 2-ct: SEEK husband for lady 9. worth s1o.ooo and beautiful farm; young widow t15,Oo0 and stock farm: lady a. s2o. 900; widow A. S35.oO0. Ad-. dress Jessie. 1s s. Broadway. St. Louis. Mo. ana two s-ct. stamps for mailing expenses. Prof ]. Myers. 4s. 25 D. Indiana St.. Chicago. LADIES IN TRouBLp--I will send copy of scription, positively warranted to relieve the most obstinate obstructions, monthly irTegu- larities. etc. and one "Wopans Safeguard" for 25c to help pay postage and advertising. Address. in confidence. Mrs. P. c. Parker. Box Til. St. Louis, Mo. 16 -------------- .. YES, sfR--I said 1t; scott's Arabian Paste is the best remedy for sores on man oT beast ever used. Sold by Washburn. 1ls Commerce. CHARLOTTE BIsoUE-This is fine and very rich. something new: charlotte and almonds, enough for ten people, for soc. Served just like charlotte. Try it. Nays. 1e 
 REMEMBERING sell the wine: we have the prices and the quality that make business. We cont sell one bottle to one customer for S1.50 and the same kind to the next customer with Q different lable on 1t for 60c. Try our wine. Mays 1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

WANTED-To buy: Seven or eight room mousse Tor home; also piece of investment
 LropeIty. GINe location anu prlre AaaIess IT, F., care Advertiser. g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

We offer for sale 1e0 farm near Mont. gonery. at sacrifice The man who owns 1t aRe S sn anre A1 fsr m or & n' s1chsnsa amo T good city property that he can look after.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

WANTED-To buy secondhand cooking range or stove large enough tor family or i've O.
 low. Reply at once to Campbell, Box 76J Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

WHILE we are in possession of health and
 igor. provision should be made against dis abinty rom sickness or accident. Our Disa- sickness. Ring 129, saffoid, sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

At a sacrifice we offer 100 acres on gravel road near Montgomery. We know of no prop that can be bought for within 6 an acre of the price of this place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

CHARLOTTE RUssE-send your order tc Mays for charlotte; the best in town Indi. viduals, Sc each; soc dog; bowls, 25c, 5Oc, 75c
 Mays. 1(
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

We offer 300 acres beautiful red table land on Mt. Meigs road. This Is the only place of it's character for sale on this road
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
We have moved to 16 Commerce St. Phone 2s7 M H. Stuart Co, Real Estate and Insurance,
 24 Commerce St.
 Montgomery, Ala.

WE COLLECT your negro rents free; for one month we will collect your rents free. We do this to prove that we can collect your money no matter how small or difficult. Pierce & Hardenan. 2 2S. Perry St. % MERCHANTS who keep money in hre-proof sales over night are likely to lose 1t by bur glars and safe crackers Our policy protects you against this loss, and loss from daylight or counter hold ups. Ring 129 saffold % DO YOU FEEL at peace with yourself wher you hear the fire bell ring, or does a conscious ness of duty unperformed pervade your beinRH Had you not better insure that house and furniture today ere it be too late tomorrow Hing 12S, saffold. for lowest rates 9 IS YOUR sII.vERwARE. cut glass; diamonds ieyelry and other household property insui cd against burglary, larceny, or theft by dOmes- lie servants? Had you not better insure before loss comes? Ring 129. saffold- % BONDS-Adminlstrato contractors. execu- tora guardians receivers, trustees, assocIa- tions, bank officers and employees, bookkeep- erE cashier city and State officials, made on short notice w c. Holt. 20 WANTED-If you have any class of property fin and around Montgomery which you desire to seu call on, write. or telephone us about it.
 We make real estate sales speciality in our busInees and can make It to your interest to deal through Thomas Gunter. Dl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
pusrNEss "poRruNITIEs.

CAPrrAI, STOCK furnished for stock com nsnies engaging in substantial manufacturinS. mining and mercantile enterprises: no cnaIse nniess sucoessful Charter procured IF de- sired Stocks and bonds sold. Elihu smltners' Broker, Tulane-N -Newcomb Building New ,.fr o leans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

FOR SALES H. P. boiler and saw mill, twenty thousand feet capacity. In good order
 Burton Veneer Co. Phone 496. 11 FOR sALE-one nice family horse and fine mule colt cheap Apply 3l Clay. 1(
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

Within six miles of Montgomery, on graveled road we offer for sale a place of sto acres Shat Is known as one of the best. The general character of the place Is red and black prairie. c portion of 1t hammock. It is . sure place tor cotton and corn. There is c great deal of very fine land. It Is piece of property that. oy proper cultivation and attention, can be made one of the best money-makers in the country. The price Is very reasonable and we would like to show 1t to some man who knows the value of land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
" IA. A A--I Au 0vA.

WANTED-To buy: We will pay cash for s pIeUe oL nekIo pIOperty WUrlh SJvO 10 $Ivv. Il you have Any pioperty, cal IO early tn.l Week. Fierce ds nal uelnaI, ZZ 5. teriy SL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

We offer 70 acres three miles from Court Square on gravel road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
LIFE INsU. ANCE.

INSURE your life in the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., the
 largest annual dividend paying company in the gomery, Ala. Q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

We gre authorized to sell grass farm of about 300 acres. That is the prettiest thing of its kind in the State. It is on c gravel road not far from Montgomery: has good i'm provements. and does not contain one acre ot waste land. In our judgment, 1t is an ideal place. It is level and easily worked. If you are looking for si0 an acre farm. don't write at feir. reasonable price. and on good terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

FOR SALE-Stin lot of nice milk COWS with young calves or exchange for fat dry COWS. The above COWS can be seen just across Rec Bridge. Phone 1346. G. W. Walden. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

We have sandy land plantation for sale of 300 acres, near Montgomery. on graveled road. that Is very we'll improved; is a successful money maker. and well organized. This place can be bought for SIS an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

QUITE number of Northern visitors were at the Capitol yesterday. The Jeff Davis % room. the monument and the Spanish masts were centers of interest and all were very much admired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

BULK OLIVES, new figs. all kinds of cheese,
 all kinds of crackers, all kinds of good things at Mays. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

WEDDING DECORATIONS requira good plants and taste in arranRemept -VSss s-gTe just doubled the number of our decosAfIve plants. and have enough to carry two oF three decorations at one time. We will rsnt
 you any number of plants from a half eozea
 dens. ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

IS YOUR traveliAg salesman on the fas 4 who collects your money bonded? Would it roa bs better business to have hirn under bon84 If you think so ring f29. Saffold. for particulars
 THE FARLEY HOUSE will be opened on koy. Ist as frst-class boarding house in every vice and excellent cuisine sst s4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25
MITscELLAIl.lNllI:FoUs. LIAM:

THE shift key Of the Remington tyunwsi,ss Is well named: 1t shifts the work froir, fhe ~ orator to the machine. makes the macRin. "A that 1t is the greatest labor-saving devica sss applied to typewriter. A Coke Smith. lfoss<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

cigar factory. The best In the 1vor1a made at home. Reasonable prices to dealers and Lowest cash price on box trade: ali goods warranted for what they are sold No fsaf rate; no prizes. and no premiums for bands
 Real value for your money. All cigars a5e No no Dexter Ave. ,;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

FOR SALE-Certihcate IFS in Southern Co., operative Home Purchasing Co.,: $40 cash gets 1t. This is a bargain. If you want a $1, GOO house on less than rent payments. this Is your opportunity. Quick, care Advertiser. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-25

OUR CHARLOTTE is not just whipped crear, sweetened; 1t has some body to it. standg UT
 Mm' mace with heavy cream that we get epe- that's it. Mays. ss prettiest thing made m charlotta. I,lfsd xessh candied fruit and nuts: nicely decorated. enough for ten. 75c. Mays u