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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25

barn attending the stock and n ever mi
lied Or |regnined \ cons ciousness. IIe was
tborl, 4 Il King and Queen count y,$ Val, end
the earl part OF HIS life was spontS5in
that section. "a For tho past IS years his
homo had been In and around Richmond
He 4 eaveY h wild ow3 and eight OIL drcn III
three sons and nvo daughters, to- mourn
their loss. Tho funeral & took pla co from
his late! residence sW ednesda y q fternoon,f
iYRlo Unlyersity9 d feated the atlanta Ath-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
Invitations Are Withdrawn.

Mr., and Mrs. William Frederick Scott,
owing 10 illness In the family. are re-
sfeunllS compelled TO withdraw tho IN
yllations recently sent out for Saturday,
Decombsr 3lst 3 ! y n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
Yale Wins,

X f5 ~ VA (Ey 4 A ssoclated Press u 81 D.
y ATLANTA. G A.. December A.-It'e
Yale university defeated the "a tlatal e 81.
letlc Club In a llotly con Ted game @
basket bal here Tonight by the score o
u TO 10. ss i q 8f s 3 ga 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
I Miss Gertrude Hudson

Especial TO The Times . lapatcl IN. IN
Hudson, dnugh tor Of DR. ~. u. hudson.
OF Luray, diod Mt tho home OF her parents
aged about "a aye lrs.lf MISS II hudson had
been infI III health for several months. and
5Iirr death wns due TO a. conlpl ca ton @ {.
56taca SEES, ana m Heal skill OF THU and
other States was brought to- bear on her
disease. Sho was q very popua young:
woman, Il and was a conspicuous figure In
religious work. Miss Hudson # WAC d a.
grand daughter OF the late Senator II. N b
Srnoot, OF this trict. " and II is survived
BY father, mo thor and four sist era. hoi
Sinterinent Will take plnc co In Green Iil I
Cemetery. 83S Luray, Tomorrow. and tho
funeral services $ will be conducted by
Baptist Church, OF which tho deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25

CAPTAIN j. p. sTUART q Newport News - .
nominated President
States Eastern r
after holidays the meantime Mr. Treats friends
OF his father
!. Stuart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
Wonde Sight.

~ i n order thntat he dark blue uniform of
the mon might not 4shog against the
brown Of the soil, which would be turn
3ietl by the forco OF the explosion, al the
ATTACKERS wore brown woollen under
drawers over, their trousers and brown
sweaters over their coats. Instead OF n.
cap. each man wore a brown WOOL en- head
piece, which extended to the shoulders
leaving only the face Visible. 3$ Every man
carried a. rlfla1in his right hand Sand dy-3
Mantle grenndes in his left, whlle2a Light
ed slow match was attached to his cart
ridge belt With Which to ignite the fuses
eo The grenndes. In this peculiar Earb,,
with the lighted matches al their waists.1
the troops presented a strangeappearnnce
Tho soldiors OF the battallons In the
caponiete galleries, who We're distinguishes
cd by White badges on thelrEarns. were
ITO mako tho second assault, Cen, Same
lima personally conducted these assaults
at82 O'Clock orl4the fternoon OF December
10Th. after explosions had taken place al
Y Tho first rnine exploded without warn Y
Ing and the explosion WIS not entirely
owing to the heavy concrete
above themlne. The nXp losionfoft the sec
sond mine followed Bimmediateyaand this
was succeeded by five gsmalle eXplosl ons.s
rho sight was wonderful In tho extreme
Huge clouds OF brown earth and debris of
all kinds were .thrown8two hundred feetain3
thu, air and it looked as if the whole fort
had been sent heavenward.s When tho
clouds or earth had settled down, the
snow for some five hundred yards around
tho fort was covered with brown eartll,
pieces OF timber and blocks Of concret q.
The Charge.
The explosion mad q two lnrge brea chea
In tho north wall OF tho Fort through
which the Japanese in the moa sWarmed.5
iphey charged SO Quickly that fifty OF
them were either killed or Wounde ed K by
the falling debris. Tho Japanese Sllc-l
ceeded In gaining the rarnparts, and
charged the interior or the fort, but they
were repulsed by O. portion Of the sarrl-.
son from behind wall at the rear OF
1.-THE fort which had moi been touched BY
the force Of the explosion. Behind this
wall there were four field guns and three
machine guns, SEX ss
In the meantime the Russians had
rushed reinforcelnents OF some three nun
dred to the fort through the covered
wall at the rear, 4 Il 81
The second battalion Of ttackers were
unnble to- advance Immediately as the
sapping trenches from the parallel to tho
moat were filled with debris. When this
debris had been eXcayate tho ba ttal1on
gained the lnoat and reached the ram
parts through tile breac hes that had been
made y ythe explosl ons. III IS
Tho commander OF this enterprise real
lied hat any attack to gain he interior
of the fort would end IN disaster, III his
whole force advanced In one body, SO
he disposed his men along the wall and
ordered them to gain the lower level
81 the interior Of the f1rtg by twos and
three and to find cover In tho holes Which
had been made In the surface by Il the
Japanese shells and these filtered " good
cover for the rifle and machine gun tre,
directed from The rear Of the fort: IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25

5neling under. the $north5fort Of I<ekwani
mountain. Two main tunnels ran liil-;
der the north wal l3of3 the fort from Che
smoat forsfas distance aof forty feet and
there We're four hort branch tunnels. On
the morning ~ De Der ey,sn " Z
mantle mines were q laid 4 tile object Of
which was TO destroy tho north wall and
50 give the ] apancse access the fort.
The fortgllad SO long resisted the assaults
OF I he ] apanese That = t was considered
necessary that the fe&pl oslons or the mines
ard the subsequent attacks should he
carefully planned. si33 General Ga samsjlma,
commanding the LEI division. asked for
volunteers, who would he pre- pared to cap s
turoS the fort or die In the attempt. Two
entire battaltons answered the generals
call ssono@fr from tho lief division and@t he
other from he general y. RESERVES. The
first battalion remained In the cap onlere
galleries during the explosion Of he
mines, While the second battalion WAS In
in parallel close to the wall OF tie counter
ScarD. 4 -
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ARicht11,yo,11d.

8 Observance of Christmas al Tic ~ r.
tp.inorrowi promises to be more general
than for many years II Eyer ,nr,,,
Only tho valiant braved ti :, s $, lnis ia
8ecie hration or Christmas on Broad Street
- Santa Claus Visits many down W. to 0.%1
factories and business PLACES, leaN,li,g sal-
4 nf,ra u tractiye programmes which VIII Pc
s,i11g to-day III the 1siclimond cnurche .
i nt,s Announced iovernor Montague md
neCartliy VII shsaR y d
$nsn of Mr.. G 9 4 ~, nd
Child severely hsed and lnoineI tting
hands s'iTn I1v te prisons and
sipthe charitable homes Christimnls = ths
Viii served te;asyht IN Ho Ni NNe of ss
pnstofice hours to-inot1ow 81, !, !,
F1Iies churches Manchester German mar Ctts''p
q mi Get on Friday. 3g, u A,
Virginia.
store and pickle fastory !, 4, pn ani - :.
%I,nttles1ip iowa damaged while locK,isi
Under her own steam at tho ~ oWyptofti
News ship yard state Cha II /, ~
new not invited to attend 5tne
IN AieSan{lria county holds Southern Rail
way Responsible for dcath$of McCormicK
Prominent officials Of NElnrhes,ef
fined for 70 V,
oa,nty. ii alls into tier Wheel ana IL
seycrely, injured - Barn and stable
burned fiji Petersburg, and valuable horse
5ilost Pet ersburs Elks made orphan sltis
\ happy u.
II & North Carolina
HI Il. Mysterious Disappearance Of James 1 ~
Harrel, or Hereford. gives rise 70 f e r@ol
f1,ar nm
Lumber Company erronepussly $rc,portet Las
making application in bankrupt cy----77- SOY
n Of thirteen ms Jail at Winston Salem Tor
shooting companion same q gc----- ms on
Il Salem har i,rescnts Judge IA mes WI t!i.n
cane large appreprithtlon1
IS Schools q. II Joyner declares PUBLIC ic
I, school Improvement is a tide that cannot
aabe stayed----Nc grocs receive only Z small
II share Of white taxes----.-NVh ite man es-2
r.. Is nly dies suddenly at w lmngt on.
General. Z 5
.siS on request of Jerome. Dodge is relea scd A
K oil own recognizance: said that he has \
made confession that will amplicate seven
New York " y lrl g 1Gir
u educe abail import tan ine W evidence SAID
Ito have been discovered - japanese force
Port nnporrt ant
4 story of desperate ASA ult on i eSwani
fort told inSbeiated dispatch /; sharp fight.
Ing in rthr wo lSil lied nEstreet GENE tsht
i it, list beginning Cardinals giYe Pore
5e et,iuliit being suedPulajanes Fill
n9 t rom sioux a9M e y Nfonso
has marrow escape from sinjnry-----SS ,h 5iI
4 lyre ak ed crew pursued by shark s--ll esi-
station# on stock marker. G 93fi Al ii III
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Mrs. Fannie B, Humphreys
!. Mrs. Holm r. KenlY.I
'fspeclal 10 The ,Time,s- Dispatch ,a

"a Especial To The NTlmes- DIspa tch1 n
SyWILNiINGTON, s3 N. c., Dec. 24.--Mrs,
John r. lenly, wife of the fourth vice
president ana general manager u the
Atlantic Coast Line. died suddenly at her
home ii this Eci ~ night OF acute tndi-5
lestion. IA s55 ~ 81 4Sgs!
Mrs. Kenly5 was e. years Of a Sc and a.
native of Baltimore. Resides her hus-
hand. she Is survived BY two daughters,
Mrs, Carl 81. ~; e l'pst m ana Il, Miss
cast q gloom over a. yade circle Q friends
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sUMMARYS0Fb AE DAYS A Il NEWS Y y



stsIiI Nero Dec. "a oretast \ Tor Tor
SUNDAY Monday 4, III \ 4, s,,n, M.
Atuiday fair, frcsl, to brisk mort OFT theast
gtyiids, 3 t$39, VI Y, ., !.
iaS; Monday partly cloudy; fresh = ortl
4 t.hss wind ISL 555 81 ~ $s IiB
u r,sebinc1d's weather yesterday was s
s,nt,d crate Ia Temperature, but rail- and an
H agreeable In the ex treili o. vs.
c,ls OF THO Y 4 y "
III A.. $50.
AZ -. x $
Ia II . 4. ~
f w. 4. &c &c NJ
Et,sIa e p3
40 -. =. Y. 90 X
q, III Il 3, &. 4. i, !. 4. 4, I. Al 1-6
Highest Temperature eraa y...s. ~ Nj
81 owes temperature yesterda y. ...,. Y 20 !.
Mean, teinpernture Sesterdny h 20
Normal tein,pcratuy fof w y.
fJspartirc from normal temp " sle.o IL
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Mr., 10 seph "A, smit her after on Illness
of onlyS two days died at his home! In
sBrookland Park, IIenrlco county ya;,S
tuesday. December 2oth In the ssyentieethi
year, Of ibis age. He was STRICKEN vi
paralysis sunday nloEnipE Walls at Inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25

Lieutenant Upshur Here.
Lieutenant william n, lJpshur accom-
panied by his wife, is IN the city Y VS.
iting his parents, Dr. and 8Nlrs :, ~ Y ~
fshur No. 2lO West Grace ~ reet' "a
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OBITUARY,
Bernard d, chalkley,

AIr bernard D, chalkley died Ct the
residence Of his son, on Grave, !RoGaaa yes a,
terday morning at $3.50 o,elpGi M t'e flau
M 1chalkley was for many years 9
member II the Arm Of B.. p, Chalk Icy q
Company stna1 IN the tanning business seyr
eral Years ago Mr., Chalkley gave UP az
n II leaves d son, M, Marion II Chalk
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Joseph A. srnither,.

'irhs funeral will take place on Tuesday
at.iS o'clock from the lesid ence Of his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
Valiant 4 CROWD { "
TX T1HPARA|DE|:
No ono took time to count the pieces
and therefore the bold announcement

CONTINUED from First,ePage.)
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!. But the glft-giving is not confined to
this city. either the donors or the recipi-
of,s, as one may well concedA who visits
tie postofiice or the express Office or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
TO FORMALLY INCORPORATE.
Montgomery Hotel Company to Be
 come a Body Corporate,


 The Montgomery Hotel Company whose purpose Is to build a fine modern hotel where the Exchange now stands win be formally incorporated next Monday. The organization of the company which will give to Montgomery the attraction and improvement so long needed by the city has practically been completed.
 The officers of the company who have been selected are simon Gassenheimer. President; pr. B. J. Baldwin. Vice President; c. A. Lanier. Secretary and Paul LeGrand, treasurer.
 The Board of Directors of the con- pany are made up of the following promi- nent citizens 8. Gassenheimer. l.. Strauss. B. J Baldwin. Paul LeGrand. C. A. Lanier. sr,. c. A. Lanier. Jr.. W. r. vandiver. Barry Holt. Isador Veil and s. Zadek.
 It is the general belief among the mem bers of the hotel company that the ground for the magnificent new building will be broken on or before October As has been stated before the new hotel will be six stories in heighth. A number of leading architects of the South will submit plans for the new structure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
ST. LOUIS AND RETURE
 VIA M A Q R n

Tickets on sale April 18th and daily thereafter.
 s27.2O. Good returning until Dec. 18th, 1904.
 @2.7O. Good returning sixty days from date of sale.
 $19.1O. Good returning fifteen days from date of sale
 On May 18th Special Coach Excur- sion' will be run from Montgomery at the low round trip rate of $13.95. tickets lim- ited for return ten days from date of sale. For further information, call on CT write P, s. Hay. S. E. P. A.. Montgom- cry, Ala. su-wed-sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
MIsrRIAL IS ORDERED.
Jury Could Not Agree in the Thorn
 ton Case,

A mistrial was ordered at Il o'clock yesterday by the City Court of Mont gomery in the case of A. J. Thornton vs Griel Bros. Co.
 The litigation was a suit for $7,5O0 damages alleged to nave been Incurred by the plaintiff by the negligence of the defendant in ollowing an elevator shaft to be left open causing the plaintiff to fracture his arm.
 The jury remained out all of Thursday night deiberating the case and at Il o'clock yesterday reported to the court tha0 there were no indications of an agreement. A mistrial was accordingly ordered.
 The damage suit of Mrs. Mary Smith vs. the Montgomery Street Railway was argued yesterday afternoon. the case going over until this morning. The plaintiff claims damages for negligence of the defendant company in causing her to break her wrist by leaving hole in public street unguarded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
CHICAGO AND RETURN s21.5o
 Via Mobile and Ohio R. R

Tickets on sale April 29th and 30th. May 1st and End. 1904 Limit for return May 10th. Extension of return limit to June 10th, on deposit of ticket and pay ment of fee of fifty cents Stop-overs at St. Louis of ten days Oh either going or return trip. or both, by depositing ticket and paying fee of one dollar. An excel lent opportunity to visit Chicago and see the Worlds Fair at St. Louis For fur ther information. call on or write P. S. Hay. S. E. P. A.. Montgomery. Ala.
 adV-sat-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
BUILDING PERMITS.
They Were Issued Yesterday to the
 Extent of S1O50.

City Engineer D. W. Ford yesterday issued building permits representing an expenditure of $1.o5o R. c. Fariss was granted permit to repair one-story frame building on the corner of Mc- Donough and Columbus Streets at a cost of S7O0. A permit was issued to William Barnes to erect a two-room one-story frame house on Patterson Street. The cost of erection is to be $2OO.
 sweatt and Westcott were granted a permit to move and repair the two-story frame houses at IA and Is Robinson Street. The cost of the changes to be made Is $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
A Distinguished North Carolina Lawyer to Deliver Annual
 .Ad5reaa

The Secretary of the Alabama State Bar Association, Hon. Alex Troy. is in receipt of letter from Hon. Fabius H. Busbee. a distinguished lawyer and orator of North Carolina residing at Raleigh. accepting the invitation of the Executive Committee to deliver the an- nual address before the Association at the meeting to be held in Montgomery July Sth.
 MT Busbee ranks high as a lawyer and orator and the Association Is to be con- graduated in securing his acceptance of the invitation to address the Asso- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
AARON BROOKS RELEASED.
Aged Negro Accused of Burning His
 Own House.

Aaron Brooks, the aged negro accused of arson. yesterday waived examination at his preliminary hearing before Justice R. H. Screws and was released on a $lOO bond.
 Brooks is alleged to have burned hIs own home on the Carter Hill Road to re- cover s400 in insurance he had on the house. He was arrested last week by the city police authorities and since that time has been confined in the Montgomery County jail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
FOR THE HONOR OF A NAME
BY ELLIS HoLDoM.
Copyright. 1904. by Daily Story Pub

Copyright. l90f. by DsHy story Pub.
 Col
 George had always been extremely fond of Burton, his younger brother. and he made no secret of 1t. There were several brothers and sisters be- tween--in fact George was good 20 years Burton's senior. but somehow there was a subtle cord connecting the two that nobody exactly understood.
 ..Bertie has got the real stuff in him. mother" George would say on one of his rare visits home. He's a true Gray. and when he gets ready. to go against the. world I would like to engineer him for a few years" The mother would look from the strong face. of her eldest son. who had made so great a success in the world, to the dimpled cheeks of her youngest born. and laugh in pure. joy that the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
VALUABLE INSTRUCTION
Which will Be utilized at the sol- diers' Home.

Mrs. F. H. Warren who has been ab- sent from home for nearly a year, has spent that time on the banks of the Hudson Rive< taking from the Sisters of St. Mary (Ep;A.opaD some special train- ing in Institutional methods in order tu ft herself for the work she Is to do for the Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek. It Is not too much to saypthat Mrs. War ren carried with her unusual earnestness and enthusiasm, and that while sho may have been studying methods. and have gotten larger and broader opportunity in special work in what is to her a new field. she took into it an intelligence and experience and a spirit which has been cultivated in years of loving service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

F. Payne and E. W. Jackson on a charge of embezzlement preferred against him by his employer It was proved in court yesterday afternoon that Reeves was guilty and he was find s25 and costs. The amount of embezzlement was q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
The Youngest Baby

can readily digest and assimllate Bor- den's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk be- cause the casein. which is In ordinary cows milk. undergoes physical alteration in the process of condensation, which makes 1t digestible. It brings the result which every parent is looking for. viz. strong and healthy children.
 adY-ttI-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
Adv-tf

The latest estimate of the numbers of people practieing the different religions gives the Christians az 549. 900; Mo hammedans, 202. .0O0.0O0;- Jews, il 10000 0: Confucians. 263. .000. .0O); Taoiasts, g 2000, OC0: Shintolsts, 17OO0. coo. The same authority states that the population of the world is very, nearly evenly divided between Mon- otheists and PolotheIst-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

Free trip to the St. Louis ExpOsi- tiOn! How would you like to have OneF The Advertiser will give you n ten days trip, with all expenses paid. Read about it in the full page sdver- ti&ement on another page.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
KEEP THIS IN MIND.

Nettleton's Shoes for men are the finest of all. Why not wear the best. We have all the new styles to show you. Prices, $5 and SC.
 Bullock 6 Fleming,
 The Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
HOLT REPAIRS CLOTHES. 1oo s. Court. Telephone 432.
Tha Enuitu niuiainn-

Tn the equity division of the City Court of Montgomery yesterday, Judge A. D. Sayre. presiding. decree was rendered in the case of Cynthia Thompson vs. George D. Noble, c. c. Bird ct als, au- sued for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
Rvery Boy Can Earn 2 Watch.

For the next sixty days we will send, shipping charges fully paid, beauti- full stem wind and stem set. New Hav- en Nickel Watch to any boy sending us two yearly orders for The Weekly Advertiser. together with s2.0O- Address all communications
 Circulation Department.
 Montgomery Advertiser.
 Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

Would you like to attend the ss. LSuls Exposition and have on exnamnea, including railroad fare and hotel ac- cOmmOdatiOns, given you, absolutely frees Then read the Offer contained in the fall page aavertisement efne. where In tOday's AdvertiseE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
PALACE MARKET.

Fine Beef, Veal, Mutton. Pork, spF&aE Lamb, Cucumbers, Green Peas, snapHSans, New Potatoes, squash, To- matOes.
 We give Automobile tickets,
 IT. l.. YELVERTON & SON. Phone PAT. No. Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
FIRE AT JUDGE TYsoN's.
Blaze was Quickly Distinguished and
 no Damage Was Done.

no Damage was Oone.
 The fire department answered an alarm from Box 26. corner of Bibb and Moul- ton Streets at 4:50 o'clock yesterday after noon to the home of Judge J. c. Tyson, 2a Catoma Street. Children playing in a child's play house in the back yard had set fire accidentally to the place and the assistance of the firemen was deemed necessary. A small blaze In the interior of the house was extinguished with bab- cocks. The damage was trivial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
TALK ABOUT IT.

Every housekeeper, not using Fuel Gas for cooking, should bend her energy to- wards changing the old fashioned. labor ious way of work in the kitchen and in stall modern ways of attending to the culinary department of the household. No other way is so successful and satis- factory as doing the work on good
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
Convicted of E1nbezzlement.

ben Reeves. a negro hack driver em- pioyed by Wilke, was arrested at 10;45 o'clock yesterday by Special ohcers w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
THE MAY DAY FETE. i.

THE MAY DAY FETE. At WOman's Home, Tuesday, May 3rd, s p. m. Music, RecitatiOns, Re- treatments. Attractions on the lawn for children. Candy for sale. AdnniS- sion, I5 and 25 cts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

mates between the exaggeration of q doctrine and a sane belief in it; between essential truths and insignificant speech or happening; between the scheming and mouthing of politicians and the great ideals of statesmanship. His labors are gift alike to the South and the nation. Order Your Cream today
 For tomorrow's dinner
 From Dowe's.
 Flavorsi
 Vanilla, Champagne, Chocolate, Car amel nnd Strawberry.
 Also
 Orange Ice and Pineapple sherbet.
 We give trading checks.
 Phone SD,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
WANTED-MALE HELP.

 wANTED-Good, reliable watchman. Ap-, ply at once. Conecuh Pine Lumber & Mfg. Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

wANTED-Ipstallment collector to collect small weekly payments on merchapdise ac- count; good salary5 posittoa permanent. Address Globe Co.,. 72s Chestnut St, Phila.. Pa. zt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

u. C CHAPTER, one of Harrison's men for four years. has opened the Star Barber Shop" at ls Monroe Street. next Prices Sa- loon Call and see him. sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
WANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS make s6 daily selling the cheap est and most perfect water filter ever in vented; retails at $2 %; big protti excIu- sive territory. Seneca Filter Co.. Seneca, Mo. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30

wANTED-Stenograph to have their ma chimes repaired by us. Brazeal Typewriter Co. phone 7s3. No. 6S First National Bank Bldg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
WANTED.

WANTED-A family hNrse, TOT ms care livery stable attention. Address dorse- man." Merchants Hotel et
 WE WANT your typewriter business; our sale. rental and repair service is unsur- passed supplies for all machines. Terry x Davant. U