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The Washington times., 1904-08-19
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ok hENT-Four room house s.: six
room mouse. 3. seven room house. SD.
NM room mouse $40. steam and cleo
trio cars. PIERCE & PIERCE Vienna
Va. nc 9ct
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-Six or seven room house;
locality; Will Keep one year II rent Is
reasonable Address BOX ais. this Of
nee. aul9-St
WANTED-TO buy modern nine room
house Mount Pleasant preferred S.
ERNEST PHILPITT. go Pennsylvania
WANTED-Small suburban house. IN
District. state particulars: will pay
cash. Address BOX $40. this Office.
2ulo-l'
WANTED-Houses for sale or rent. in
All sections OF the city or suburbs; sat
lsIactory results guaranteed. ATKIN-
BON a BALLARD CO. Inc, Real Es-
tate, Loans. and Insurance" All C ct.
Nv Jy9-tf
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s.. 5OO-RENTING FOR se@On a Lot.
tered ST. NV. stories: cellar: furnace,
well built; CONVENIENT TO PEN
SION OFFICE
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THIS Is A FINE HOME FOR $3.50
Not far from North Capt. u ST: many
houses in this section held at 5000. not
so desirable. stories. cellar under en-
Ilie mouse; rooms deep; beautiful
TILED BATH; porches. RENTS For
go
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7 TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Of
The Supervising Architect. Washington
j.. G.. August Is. SEALED PRO.
fDSAl-S VIII De received at this Office
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1894. and then
opened, for the construction. including
! Iumbing. Heating. Gas Piping. Con-
QUITS ana wiring OF the West Outbuiid-
Ing. Ru. eau Of Engraving and Print
ing. Washington. -. G.. i'm accordance
with the drawings and specification.
copies az which may be had at this
Once AZ The discretion OF the Supervis-
ing Architect JAMES KNOX TAV-
LOR. Supervising Architect
aui9.-z f2j-931
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REDUCED TO A.2O0-One 50. from
capitol; formerly held a 5000; 3 stories
10 rooms; lot 1Sx1Oe. alley.
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PROPOSALS.

fSOPASAI.S viii be relieved al the Blu
reau Of Supplies and Accounts Na,l.
department. Washington. ID. &. until y
O'CLOCK NOON. SEPT EMBER 27 1904
ana publicly opened Immediately there
York y. Y: League Island ia yVssb.
lngton. y. g: Norfolk. Va: Pensacola
I Ia, and Puget Sound. Wash. as speci-
Hed, a quantity Of machine tools. etc
Ill pILSIHg gap latnes, engine lathes.
drilling machine milling machine
SNAPPER punching and shcaring machines
Wlncaes. molder. pIaner. tenoniras ma
chlhe. and travelling crane Blank pro-
poSals VIII be furnished upon appiica-
tlom 10 the navy pay Offices. New York
~; Philadelphia. Pa: Norfolk We /.
FenSdcola, Fla. and Seattle. Wash. or
70 the Bureau -. r. B. HARRIS. PAY
master "ehefal /. ;. y. auI926
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A.200-9th st. NV. near 90" S rooms
and stable; lot 2oX95; alley.
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koohINHALATIoNs

HAY Fever. and Catarrh. Only placs in
Washington for adrninistrs ton or the
KOCH TREATMENT. Offices. 1235 New
York Ave. Consultation and trial treat
ment free
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FOR sALE-sPEcIAL BARGAINS
See US about them.
HOMEs-INVEsTMENTs

THIS IS a BARGAIN-S4.O 0O-A good
solid 3-story brick dwelling: . rooms
and bath: near 18th and r SITS: formerly
held at $500
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s.. 25Q-Lowest-priced house in Bloom.
lngdaie-An attractive 2-story bay-win-
COW brick. with cellar; FURNACE.
CABINET MANTELS.
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$500 IS LOW FOR A NEARLY NEW
HOUSE ON 18th ST NV rooms.
bath cellar; furnace; ROOM FOR STA
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daiiv
2:a0 ?. M.-CHICAGO and ST LOUIS SPF-
GAL. Solid yestibule, electric lighted.
dining car train TO St Louis, with Pullman
Slcepcrs TO Louisville, Cincinnati. Indian
spolis, and St. Louis. Virginia Hot springs
connection Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Cgi-
cage; Dining Car from Washington
n:l0 =. NJ. 7. '. LIMITED. Solid ves.i-
bule, electric lighted, dining car train 20
Cincinnati, with Pullman Sleepers 70 Cincin-
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis. Lexington. and
Louisville. Compartment Sleeper 10 Yir-
ginia Hot Springs daily except sunday
sleepCrs Cincinnati TO Chicago and i
Louis Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets az SIS Pennsvlyania
Avenue; COG Fourteenth Street, near +, and at
the station. Telephone 1910 for Pennsylvania
ZAP service II. v. FULLER,
leItphune Main lO15- General Passenger ACT
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The country intersected by the Canadian Pa.
CHIC Railway offers more attractions for an ep
ioyable and healtH-givinl vacation than any
other section Of the American Continent Re-
lore making your plans for summer outings
send ior our beautifully illustrated pamphlets
TO any Canadian Pacific Agent
ID. II. MORSE. r. & P A
LIP PennsyivSnia Ave Washington, d. @
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN sums OF s. to go.
JOSEPH Calm, 237 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. In fruit store au1s-Tf
MONEY ADVANCED on SALARIES
SIOChS. bonds, warehouse receipts. life
Insurance policies building and loan as
WASHINGTON ASSIGNMENT Co
1924 Bond Building. at,7-9gt
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S.400-lz SO. from East CapitoI st
stone and brick; side alley. VERY
PRETTY
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$3.6o0-Near 7th and o: stories: cellar
q nearly new bay-window brick VERY
ATTRACTIVE
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VIRRoPATHY

No medicines administered A new.
safe. and pleasant treatment for de-
stroyins pain and removing cOngested
and aenemic conditions LocouaOtor
treated. Consultation free.
Prices moderate. Ofhces 1875 New York
Ave. Hours. 10 TO 5.
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$500 WILL BUY A 2-STORY HOUSE
on n 81 NV, presS-bTiCk front. cellar.
furnace; good renter.
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

For SALE-Remington. S3s: PAYMENT.
- monthly Address BOX 436. this Of
- aui9-3t
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GRAND ATLANTIC
SUMMER RESORTS.

GREENWOOD COTTAGE.
Virginia Beach, Va
Pleasant location. Sea food a speciality
For terms, address MRS. DANCE. Box
VI auI7-3t
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
a FINE OLD RESIDENCE IN
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Equity I'm small
building lots at Langdon, D. c. for
equity in house. Address BOX 412, this
Office. aui7-3t
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S.4oo-15th St; rooms. bath: stable.
good condition.
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<5.JOO-Near Capitol; fronts on a pa K.
nearly new; stories; cellar: reception
halii furnace; rents for SIS a month
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
aui9-3t SG4-S06-SG9 = st NV
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REDUCED TO S3.500-sth st. NV. near
M-Renting for S2S per month ValuabIe
for business purposes
STONE & FAIRFAX
auly-5t S0f-s06-S0S + St NV
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DO YOU WANT LoAN7

Reasonable rates. Courteous treatment No
delay. Life insurance pOlicies bought and
loaned On. CHAS A. BAKER, lilo 3 St
Rooms 4o-fs Phsns 81. ss34-tf
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FOR SALE-On Jefferson St. Anacostia.
lots, 20 by $50. only 1919 eack; overlook
ing Washington; bargains. Address BOX
440 this office. aul9-3t
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
auly-3t S04-6-S Z st. NV

FOR SALE--A very cheap house for
Ss.lOo; r st Sc. near 18th: two stories;
SIX rooms and bath; all in first-class con-
clifton. There are many persons looking
Tor Just such house, so YOU must act
quickly to secure this bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
aul9-3t S04-S06-S0S + st nv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26
HON. ]. F. STYR0N
Cured of Deep-seatsd Cough and a Dangerous Condition by Vinol.

Hundreds of people right here in Mont gomerv are coughing, sneezing, shivering, and trying all sorts of cough mixtures old-fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions which only upset the stomach ana laii to cure the condition.
 Why waste time and remain miseraoIe when we guarantee our delicious cod nVer oil preparation, vinol. It contains every one of the medicinal clements or cod liver oil without a drop of oil to nauseate and upset the stomach and retard us work and no sickenlng drugs. Nlnoi VIII cure that hard cold. hacking cougn, throat or bronchial trouble. and If U rahs We pay back your money.
 The Hon. J. F. Styron of Atlanta, Ga. writes: T suffered with deep-seated cough which nothing seemed to help; my head was all stopped up. and my throat sore and irritated. My lungs ached all the time. and had tried so many remed es without benefit that my stomach was
 out of order. and food nauseated Y c Vinol was recommended: I dreaded taking t. for dislike cod liver oil. but to my surprise. the taste of the cod liver oil WIS diqgu se' entirely 1t 's de lei us. and so' to ed up my stomach sestofrj my
 r,' t.t,. cured ny "1ug an1 r17d' 'nc ee. ike 1 ne m T. Vino Is wonderf Il cod liver prepar l,on and 1t cures br n- chial. lung and stomach troubles quicker than any remedy l ever heard of. have recommended 1t to a great many people, and always with the best results"
 We wish every person in Montaome-y suffering from hard cold. hacking cough. throat or bronchial troubles which have run down their systems. would try Vin0l on our offer to return money if 1t fails. i1c C Fowler. Druggist. tu--.
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weeks numerous deeds to right-of- way have been filed for record, which is taken asa strong clew. Besides this, the com. pany is accumulating thousands of cross ties, which are believed to have been pur. chased for the use of the proposed line
 and all these things, coupled with the fact that several surveys have been made throughout this section, and stakes placed along the proposed route; seem to be con- elusive evidence that something is doing.
 The annual session of the Tennessee Valley, North Alabama Conference, Sun day School Institute, convened in the Methodist Church, this city, Saturday, and will continue in session Sunday with a morning, afternoon and evening session. Prof. H. M. Hammill, the great Sunday School worker, of Nashville, Tenn, as- sisted by his accomplished wife, is in charge of the Institute. Professor Ham, mill Is Superintendent of Training Work, a position he has held for many years. He has a worldwide reputation as the most successful Sunday School leader of the present century. J. B. WadsWorth of Birmingham, Chairman of the Sunday School Board, was also present, besides delegates from Sheffield. Florence, Deca tur and other North Alabama cities. The sessions were extremely interesting and profitable, and were largely attended by pupils and teachers of the various Sun day Schools of this city and vicinity,
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THE GUARANTEED cATARRH CURE.
E. c. Fowler Will Return Money If Hyomei Fails. No Stomach Dos

E. V. E0WkSI VIII xsctuiA 3AS@4Sy %A
 Hyomei Fails. No Stomach Dos
 ing.
 Hyomei has made so many cures of the most chronic and deep-seated cases of catarrh, that E. c. Fowler. Druggist, con- slders 1t specific in this disease.
 He extends an invitation to all catarrh sufferers to call at his store and purchase a Hyomei outfit with the distinct under standing that 1t will be absolutely free unless 1t effects cure.
 The chief reason for the unusual suc- cess of Hyomei in the treatment of catar- rhal troubles and other diseases of the air passages, is the fact that 1t cures by new principle. impregnating the air you breathe with healing and germ-killins balsams. On this account 1t reaches the seat of the disease in way impossible to pills. drugs or other stomach dosing.
 Many of Mir. Fowler's customers who have suffered with catarrh since childhood have been cured completely by this scien- tiflc remedy.
 The complete Hyomei outfits costs s1, and consists of an inhaler that can be carried in the purse or pocket, a medicine dropper and bottle of Hyomei. Extra bottles can be obtained for 50c., making it a most economical remedy for the cure of catarrh.
 Do not suffer longer with catarrhal dis orders. but get Hyomei outfit from E. c. Fowler, Druggist, under his guarantee to return the money if 1t fails. You run no risk whatever. If it cures, the treatment is not expensive. while if it fails, MT. Fowler will refund your money and 1t costs you absolutely nothing.
 5-tu-thu-su.
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RESIDENCE DESTROYED FIRE AT HOME OF MRS. COLD
 THWAITE. The Damage Done on South Court Street Residence Estimated at $2,500 is Covered by
 Insurance.

Fire at 1:10 o'clock yesterday practical ly destroyed the two-story residence of Mrs. A. r. Goldthwaite at COP South Court Street and resulted in a loss esti- mated at $2,500. The loss is covered by insurance.
 A great deal of the furniture was saved but the roof of the house was burned so that it will have to be rebuilt.
 The alarm was sent in by telephone and the entire fire department responded. The blaze was found to be in the rear on the south side ot the house and in the roof. On this account the fire was hard 10 reach which was given as the reason why 1t proved so disastrous to the build ing.
 The chief damage to the furniture and furnishings of the house was due to wa ter, very little damage having been done to the contents of the house by fire.
 The fire had gained considerable head way when the ttremen reached the scene and the utter destruction of the house seemed imminent. Lines of hose were laid quickly and the blaze was under con trol in twenty minutes though the fire was not totally extinguished until ? o'clock
 A good deal of complaint was heard in regard to the water supply, 1t being said the proper stream of water necessary to fight a fire.
 The origin of the fire is not known but it was supposed to have caught from de fective electric light wiring.
 The flames and large amount of smoke attracted a great many people to the scene.
 The insurance carried on the house was $2.2OO and the amount of insurance on the furniture was $1 800. which amount is thought to be large enough to cover All damage on both house and furniture
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Ingersoll-sl0.00 0telephone company.
 Gayp%h NarN1fna

Ingersoll-$l0.00 0telephone company.
 South Carolina
 Cheraw-Fouudry and machine shop. Hamburg $50 600 hardwood lumber com pany.
 Tennessee.
 Tullahoma-Canping factory. lizabethton-Railway shops. Fish Springs-$200 900 lumber company. Harriman-$10000 coal mining company. Shelbyvilie- Canning factory. Kerrville-On Company.
 Bristol-Ice factory; bottling works. Linden-Stave factory.
 Johnson City-Bottling works. Brownville-Canning factory.
 Dickson-Land company.
 Watertown-Lumber mill.
 Texas.
 Dallas-s25, ,00O, coal mining company; ice and cold storage plant. Groveton-Water works.
 Galveston-On company. Waco-$5O, 600 cotto compress company, Grand FaNs-7slO.0O0 irrigation system. Temple-Mattress factory.
 Beaumont-$1O,0OO oil company; $10,OOC oil and pipe line company. Houston-$6e 1000 oil company.
 Brownsville-$100.0 600 irrigation company. League City-Irrigation system. Waxahachie--y10.OOO 900 laundry. Fl Paso-$5,000 saddlery and vehicle com pany.
 Del Rio-Electric power plant.
 Cleburne- 5000 gas and electric com pany. .s ,.,s -.
 Hempstead-sl5,OO 900 oil and gas company. Wallisville-Planing mill. Virginia. Norfolk-$10O, 900 land and building com pany. Roanoke-S1O.000 construction company. McDonald's Mill-s5,0OO telephone com- pany.
 Standardization telephone com pany. .E Compton-Stone company. Richmond-Cold storage plant. West Virginia. Wheeling-Ice factory; $10,000 oil and gas company; s25OOO gas heating company. Oak FOrest-$50,OOO coal mining com pany. Logan-$15OO 600. furniture factory. Moundsville-s5O,OO quarrying company. Parkersburg-$5OO,O0 900 oil and gas com pany.
 Jane Lew-s50.0OO telephone company. Thurmond-$500,0 900 coal and coke com pany. Clarksburg-S25.0 .0O0 hardware company. Charleston-$25OO 600 foundry and machine shops; $10,OO0 automobile factory.
 The Daybreak Fertilizers are here. See our adv. Marks 6 Gayle, --tu-thu-su.
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EXTENSION OF THE I. c.
Believed That the Road Will Build
 Into Tuscumbia.

Tuscumbia, Jan. 2.--(special.) )-There are few persons in this city who doubt the purpose of the Illinois Central to en- ter this immediate section with its branch line from Jackson, Tenn. All indications point to the fact that the Illinois Central people mean business, although they are exceedingly quiet and cautious in their plans. It is reliably rumored that their agents are and have been engaged for several weeks securing right-of-wdy through Tuscumbia and Sheffield for the proposed line. but few persons have been
 let into the secret. The records in the Probate Office Of this city, however, re-
 veal the fact that within the past two
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3. 5O--All Styles.
rnApEsMAN's WEEKLY REVIEW
uf New Industries and Industrial
 Development in the South.

Of New Industries and Industrial Development in the South.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 25, The progress in Southern industrial de- Veiopment for the week just closed, as re- ported by The Tradesman, includes tlse following new organizations as among ffie most important: Greensboro-Saw mill.
 Alabama. Opelika-Box factory. Mexia-Saw mill mingham-Hardware company plant 10 manufacture safes. Cadsden-$10O,OOO water works. Seima-Cotton compress. 1EobiIe-sSO,o0O lumber mill
 Arkansas. Paragould-$1O,OOO hardware company. Little Rockies. 900 ice factory; $24,OOO lead mining company; $3O,OOO land com- pany.
 Cotter $I5, GOO ice factory, cold storage plant and electric light plant. Pottsville-Cotton gin. Dardanelle-$5O,0 900 telephone company. Texarlana-$25,0 900 pole manufacturing company.
 Florida. Hastings-Lumber mill.
 Georgia. valdosta--$1OO,0 ice and light plant; gas works. CuthDert-Cigar factory. Atlanta-$1z.OO foundry and machine works.
 Calhoun-Flouring mill.
 Kentucky. Jackson-Land company Lonisville-Woo Woodworking plant; $3O 900 Blanket mills. lixabethtown-Asphalt mines. Nit. Sterling-Grain elevator
 Louisiana. New Orieans-Plant for making eIectri- cal supplies and plumbing fixtures; $50 oe0 oil and mineral company: $1O,OOO pack zng company; $l25,OOO saw mill.
 Mississippi. Rnnf0toc-S3O.0 GOO oil mill. Iexington-Cotton gin
 North Carolina creenville-$l5.0 900 buggy company. EIiddenite-Granite quarries. Asfboro-$2o 900 bobbin factory.
 Oklahoma. Gnthrie-s1. 100000 gold mining com pany.
 NewkIrk-$50,0O telephone company. Oklahoma City-S1, ,5OO.0O0 mining and smelling company; S1.OOO,OOO oil and gas company. Ea Reno-s10.00O oil company. Arnes-T Telephone system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26
CURES COT
BOY PLACED IN JAIL.
Charged With Being Stolen from His
 EmpIoyer,

Employer.
 Ozark, Jan. &.-(Special. l-Roy Rad ford, white boy F years old. was lodged in iaiI here today on a charge of stealing $50 Osfrom William shaffer, who lives five miles from town. He came here with the Robinson Car niyal Company and was employed oy Shaffer. He says his fathers name is w w, Radford, and is a mechanic who lives at Augusta, Ga. Nearly all the money was recovered. His father has been no- tified
 At meeting of the Populist Executive Committee held Saturday. a sub-comn't' tee was appointed to confer with tho Democratic Executive Committee to sec il terms satisfactory can be arranged fol both parties to join in the white primary likely to be held April Il. No call fol the Democratic Executive Committee has vet been issued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

ply FOO jets. This will be one of the largest generators of the kind in use anywhere in the South.
 CURES COLDS IN FRANCE LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. To get the genuine, call for the full name. 2S cents.
 aAv
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Information Wanted.

Persons who have been benefited through the use of Thacher's Blood and Liver Syrup will please communicate
 with "A. H." care The Advertiser off, flee. Adv.-tf.
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Frea from Calomel or Poison.

Laxo Pills are a mild and gentle laxa- tive, yet sure and effective; purely vege- table and are absolutely free from calo- mel, mercury or mineral poison. Will correct habitual constipation. Will not gripe or nauseate. Druggists. % cents.
 adv,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

The Daybreak Fertilizers are here See our adv. Marks 6 Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26
A Buggy Buggy Boy.

A well known physician of Selma has a new 'buggy boy' whr would seem to ba truly buggy. Today the doctor ordered the boy to put fresh sawdust in the horses stall.
 Why, doctor" protested the boy. "he ain done ct up all put in dere yes- tiddv.''
 Buggy" must have thought he was tending a carpenters horse. His next of- ficial act was a request for a raise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

It means that you can buy from the Montgomery Light and Water Power Co. a first class Gas Stove at manufacturers cost plus the freight. This company charges no profit to its patrons. Fur. thermore we connect all Gas Stoves within reach of our mains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

CURES COLDS IN MEXICO LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. To get tn, genuine, call for the full name 25 cenfs adv
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DIED IN ARKANSAS.
Body of James M. Hobbs Taken r.
 huntsville

huntsville.
 Huntsville, Jan. 25-(Special.) )-The body of James M. Hobbs, a prominent citizen of this county, who died in Hot Springs, Ark, Friday night, was brought to this city yesterday morning and taken to Farley, his home. MT. Hobbs was 50 years old and leaves a widow and eight children. His surviving brothers and sis ters are Isham H. Hobbs of BirminR- ham, Mrs. Solon Kelly of Jeff, Mrs, q c. Taylor of Taylorsville, and Mrs. Johr T. Jones of Huntsville.
 John FCarrager. an aged resident of Hazle Green, sustained a stroke of pa- ralysIs Saturday night. and 1t ts feared that 1t will result in his death. He Is the father of Mrs. David D. Overto, wife of the ctie4 of police of this city
 Walter O. Ca penter of Owens Cross Roads, has filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy asking relief from debts az Kregating 5000. His assets amount to only S2S5. Carpenter was formerly mer- chant and his principal creditors are job ping houses in Nashville. Memphis. Chattanooga. Cincinnati and Huntsville.
 The Southern Acetylens Company of this city has closed contract with the Lookout Inn on Lookout Mountain to deliver an acetylene gas generator to sup
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26
For lEoundviIle sufferers.

The committee appointed Saturday by Mayor V. B. Atkins to raise money for the relief of the persons who suffered be- cause of the cyclone that destroyed Moundville Friday, has raised nearly S1o. and Mayor Atkins will probably send the money. to Moundviies tomorrow.
 As soon as definite news of the disaster reached Selma. Mayor Atkins requested j.. H. Nunneiee, W. D. Atkins, J. P. Doa- erty and Robert H. Mangum to take sub scriptions and the mayors generous fore thought will be of great help to the peo- pie of the stricken town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26
UNCLAIMED BABE HURRIED.
Coroner Tice Has Not Acted in tn
 Matter.

The body of the white baby that was found buried in a dry goods box in the rear of an unoccupied negro dwelling house at B Marshall Avenue by Coroner w. H. Tice Saturday morning was re- inferred yesterday afternoon in oakwood Cemetery.
 Coroner Tice is investigating the case but has not yet taken any action. It Is understood that the man who took the child to the negro woman, Vienna Palmer, has gone with his family to their former home near Brewton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26
Peraonal and Iooal

G. W. Mason, who has been visiting friends near Benton, has returned to Sel- ma. Mir. Mason's friends will be glad to know that he is much improved :n health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

The many friends of c. H. Gibson, who is critically Iii at hts home in this city, will learn with regret that he was no better today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

Mrs. R. l.. Harris and son who were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Byrne left today for their new home in Lincoln.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

Members of the bar in Selma today en- dorscd the candidacy of Hon. John liar alison of Selma, for reelection to the Su- preme Bench.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-26

Isaac Chisholm, a negro, who was shocked into insensibility by electricity Saturday, Is reported to be recovering.