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The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
Georgia e me, ,ud Gee,

he Ccorsia arrived iron Junesu st 70 o'clock lsst night snd sailed ior Juneau, sitsa and usy ports this morn iuE at g O'c.ack
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
IN BRITAIN
King of Spain Visits King
 Of England

Special Dispatch to Daily Aiaskau.l
 London, June 6-King Alionso. Of Spain, arrived here from Paris yester. day. He vill be tho guest oi the King of England.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
GOES BROKE
Nan PstiersCus Venture
 Proves Unprofitable

Especial Dsraf-h Co Daily Alaskan ]
 AIie1iov-, Fs., Jsrs 6-Nan Puter. sous vaudeville company, which opened its uroposcd tour o5 Jhe country ln this city. bas dfsbarisL Ti vss proving unurofiab'e
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan
 Portland. Ore June 6-Dr. Harry
 Lane, democrat, vas elected mayor of Portland yesterday, defeating the pres. ent mayor, George H. Williams, ex. cslinet officer, ex-ssnator sod ex-
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
Many on whit,hcr,s Train

There were S7 passengers on the train for whiteborse and Atlin this morning. About % Of them were for the latter place
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
Railroad Restauraut

Best meals In town served from 6 a m. to lOp,m. Tray orders speciality loc. extra.
 John Williams, Prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

A furnished house for sale or rent Inquire at bakery next to the Golden North. t
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
Get Your SAO s Shin d

An up-to-date bootb,aCk stand at the Pack Train saloon PatrOaize it and be neat. Only eNV"~' workmen, e.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06
Rsiuf.r Beers

Rainier beers by the dozen bottles, e s1 at the Msscof saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

Just received ner goods. The Amer ican TailOrs
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

New hair combs, belts and stocks, a earriSons'
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

All the deljcacieS of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

An June magazi-es j.si sc-eiyc' - Muir'S.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-06-06

Get your ice cream at Muir's.
The oasis., 1905-10-21

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1051. United
 States Land office Tucson, Arizona, September {, 1905, Notice is hereby given That Nen- tana Mining Company, corporation, by it's attorney in fact, Edward l.. Vail of Tucson, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Enterprise, Ninety Nine, 0rndOrf and Colorado LOdes, and the Orndorff Mill-site, Survey No 20s3 A and B, in Township 20 South Range East tunsurveyed) in the Ventana Mining District, in Pima County, Territory of Arizona, described as follows
 ENTERPRISE LODE: Beginning at Cor No ], whence U | M No 2063, brs s 29 degrees 5 minutes K, 520.g it. thence 5l degrees 42 minutes W, 600 it to Cor No 2 thence 46 degrees 36 minutes W, 1900 1t to Cor No 8 thence \ 5l degrees 42 minutes K, 600 fl to Cor No 1; thence s 46 degrees 36 minutes K, lb0O ft go Cor No !, the place Of beginning.
 NINETY NINE LODE: Beginning at Cor No ], whence L M No 2063 brs N 10 degrees minutes w. 605.S 1t to Cor No 2; thence \ NJ degrees A minutes w l500 fl to Ger Nc 8: thence 46 degrees 36 minutes k, 605S 1t to Cor NO ~ thence N 5l degrees 42 minutes E 1500 fl to Cor No ], the place of beginning.
 0RNDORFF LODE: Beginning at Cor No i. whence U L M No 206S brs N 70 degrees 2S minutes N 44o.7 ft; thence 1t degrees S6 minutes W, 605.S 1t to Cor No ?; thence N 5l degrees 42 minutes K, l5o0 ft to Cor Cor No 8: & thence 46 degrees 36 minutes E, 605.s it to Cor No f. thence q degrees 42 minutes W 1900 it to Cor No l; the place Of beginning.
 COLORADO LODE: Beginning at Cor No l. whence l. NJ No 2O6S brs 57 degrees 36 minutes W, S3S.6 it; thence 5l degrees 42 minutes k, 600 1t to Cor No g; thence < 67 degrees II minutes k, 15O0 fl to Cor No 3; thence 5 q degrees F minutes w, 500 fl to Cor No 4; thence c degrees Il minutes W, l5o0 1t to Cor No l. the place of beginning.
 ORNDORFF MILL-SITE Beginning at Cor No whence | L N No 2063 brs N 7l degrees " H0S.6 it. theIfce n degrees 4S minutes E 330 ft to Cor No 2;thenee 29 degrees 56 minutes k, 660 1t to Cor No 3 thence 74 degrees 4S minutes W, 330 1t to Cor No 1 thence 2g 6HUTlaS mi ff t.. N A.. place of beginning
 The location notices of the above claims and mlll-site are Of record in the office uf the County Recorder in Pima County, Territory of Arizona, as follows
 Ot the Enterprise Lode, in Book xxx Records oi Mines, at page lAl \; of the Ninety-Nine Lode III Book GG, Records Of Mines, at page 21S; of the OrndoTff Lode, in Book GG, Records of Mines, at page PIT; of the Colorado Lode, in Book GG, Records of Mines, at page 2l6; and of the Orndorff Mill-site, in Book 2 Mill-gites at page 94. MILTON K MOORE Register
 First publication September 3, last November II, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-10-21

H fsf fbtrfe ifeftas q mInala. 8eafpes a niaass. E 4a i a asfasl t0 t fheHfn N 2 Iteee4 il n'nHies 4u N 11 eHfnef Mu fHfHfe ~ Hfafaf4 IH minutes fn q i0tatpff NH Ibf place af
 6HfkI fArfnS nerunlae ai aofnaf Nu ' aNeuo0 fhe NF Nnfnef 0i taoilen f8 lHN Nii Y htnr- l degrees 70 minutes W tNI ii llsf InrncG degrees ii miu. utes NW ii tu corner No 2 Thence N s5 degrees 70 mluufcs N fN1 fi lp corner No8 Thence degrees ii minutes E fn t f0 corner No t Thence sI degrees % min. utps E iaoo ii Co corner No the place Of beginning.
 Variations at the corners oi all Che above entitled claims I3 degrees east
 Adjoining cnims are the Dcnau No 2 Do nau No s and Jesuit lodes on the south and the Snleio lode on the east, all unsurYeyed The names of other claims bounding there on are unknown. There are no conflicting claims
 The location notices of the said claims are recorded in the office of the county recorder of santa Cruz county. Territory of Arizona, m books of mining locations, as follows to-wit: Mineral West, Book l. page 76 Min eral No l. Book l. page 50; Mineral No 2 Book 5 page 5l0 Albert, Book l. page 5s: Albert No 7. Book l. page 73; Oak, Book l. page 52 Albion, Book ,, page l92 Record Book }, page l9l steinfeld West, Book l, page 79 Steinfeid Book l, page 56; Alto, Book E. page 5oS; Alto East, Book l, page s2; Grand Prize Book l. page &; 0phir No ,, Book ,, page lS9; Ophir No l. Book B. page lSs: Excelsior West, Book l. page o3: Excelsior, Book l, page S5; Hillside Book 2, page ldo; Buena Vista, Book l, page S5 Donan, Book l, page oS; Great Eastern Book ?, page 162. MILTON K. MOORE, Register
 First publication October 2l last December 23, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-10-21
To Mss. Judge posn.

Wednesday evening there was a very pleasant party of prominent Nogalenses-ladies and gentlemen, invited to meet Judge F. NJ. Doan, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Chapman, on Sonoita avenue.
 Those present were Judge F. NJ. Doan, Doctor and Mrs. Ray Fer guson, Mir. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fowler, Judge and Mrs. W. A.. OConnor. Mir. and Mrs. w. F.. Overton, Mrs. N. c. Banks, Miss Ruth Stewart, MT. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown, Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. Crowell, Mir. and Mrs Fred Herrera, Mir. and Mrs. Geo. B. Marsh, MT. and Mrs. J. M Woodrum, Mr. and Mrs. Con O'Keefe, Captain and Mrs. J. Renshaw, Mir. and Mrs. Allen T. Bird, MT. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. W. c. Budge, Mrs L. c. Conwell. Mrs. Lulu Wood, Miss Jessup, Mir. Bracey Curtis, MT. H. N. Baker, Mrs. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman.
 The evening was quickly and pleasantly passed with the new and popular game of Five Hund- red, there being nine tables. MT. 4. L. Lewis and Mrs. F. Herrera enjoyed the honor of remaining at the first table the entire evening, vanquishing all corners, but the prizes for points went to Miss Ruth Stewart with net score of 1850, and Doctor Ray Ferguson who scored a net of 1900, while Mrs. J. Renshaw and Mir. J. NJ. Woodrum won the consolation prizes, all prizes being announced during the serving and discussion of refreshments. At midnight the assemblage dispersed, the depart ing guests expressing to their genial host and fair hostess their hearty appreciation of the even- ing's entertainment.
The oasis., 1905-10-21
MINERAL IMPLICATION No.

MINERAL APPLICATION N0.-. United states Land office, Phmnix, Arizona, October
 , 1905 Notice is hereby given that Albert Steinfeld has made application for patent to the Mineral West, Mineral No l, Mineral No 2 Albert. Albert No ,, Oak, Record Albion Stein field West Steinfeld, Alto, Alto East Grand Prize, Ophir No. 2 0phir No. l. Excelsior West. Excelsior Hillside, Buena Vista, Donau and Great Eastern lodes, Survey No 2137 in Sec tions II, l2, 13 and If, Township q s. R n E., ard i'll Sections and IS, Township 21 S. R. 10 R., (unsurYeyed|, in Tyndall Mining District Santa Cruz County Territory of Ari- zona, described as follows, t0-wit:
 MINERAL WEST: Beginning at corner No l, whence the quarter corner between sections Il and l2, T 2l s, R14E. c < esRB x Nj, bears N 36 degrees 57 minutes E 60S.4 1t dist. Thence degrees fl minutes " 600 1t to corner No 2 Thence S4 degrees 9 minutes 1900 ft to corner No 3. Thence N degrees II minutes 600 fl to corner No i. Thence s4 degrees 2S minutes W l500 1t to corner No l. the place of beginning
 MINERAL NO. l. Beginning at corner No T. whence the quarter corner between sections II and l2 bears 73 degrees Ii minutes " ll77l 1t dist. Thence degrees Il minutes " 6o0 ii to corner No ?. Thence 87 degrees i9 minutes i500 1t to corner No 3. Thence N ? degrees 4l minutes 60o 1t tc corner No l. Thence @ degrees 19 minutes W 1500 ft to corner No l, the place of Deginring
 GENERAL NO. 2. Reginning at corner No A whence the quarter corner between sections
The oasis., 1905-10-21

Mir. w. c. Foster of Phoenix, Territorial examiner of public accounts, was at Nogales Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
Advertisement for Bids for s'Re.
 IlewaI Bonds of The State nf Afahanna r
Of AIabam0.

Bonds to be renewed: Glasses A and n. aggre9ating e7.4sT.eo0. maturing July 1sss 1906; ciaAs c aEsreeatins ssss.eee natuEins
 Character Of Bond: Tifty year. eels bonds. in denominations Of either el0os eb9e tered, as option Of bidasr, infsrsss payable semi-annpally in Mcntgonerys Alanama q New York City. state of New York. Bids sSs than sAss for slSS ars R insissd SSon fsicwins
 i. upoa bonds bearins per cent per an
 2. Upon bonds bsarias SIS per cent per
 A certified check payable to ths order q of the amount bid for must aeeompany each bid. For the bids that are accepted, othex ssStis feS sRs osrssS ShssR The ttfied check accompanying rejected osdA will be returned with notice of relsctlen. The s rs Sre Of bidder to compIN with terms of his bid, be forfeited to the state.
 The entiro amount of the accepted bid. S Ss m pssd I'm In lawsui E money of shs ualted States. or in lieu thereof, an equal amount of Alabama bonds which are being rafund- present bonds. into such dspoaitory as may be designated by the Governor, or In lieu of the above designated payment sneh guaranty as the Governor may approve.
 The State will exchange with accepted Bidders Rt any time after acceptance cS bid, new for old bonds credit being Sivea the bidder for difference gn intsres-. to date of maturity of old bonds. No bid offering less than par will be considered. The State reserves the right to retire prsseat bonds ta win be received at the Governors Offfee ae Montgomefy until Is o'clock M., April (, 1905, and will be opened imnsedlately. No> tiee of acceptance or rejection win es kieem each bidfdsr by letter mailed n MontKsEneT Y not later than April 10. 1905. Envelopes aonfafnInR bids must be addressed to the governor of Alabama. and have conspicu- oualy written thereon s'Bids for Renewal I3onds State of Alabama" The EtAse re- For further information, apply to the uov~ eEnor oe Alabama.
 WY n M CUNNINGHAM.
 Lieutenant and Acting Governor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
BOnd LeKaIltx Unapproved,

Troy, Feb. 6.-(Special. )--The court of county commissioners convened this morning in regular session to attend to the matter of roads and auditing claims. Difficulty has arisen in the question of issuing the road bonds voted for at the late election.
 The New York Attorney, Dillon and Hubbard, to whom the legality of the bond issue was submitted, declined to approve the legality of the issuanc . of the road bonds, utnil the State courts passed upon the effect of the failure of the notice calling the elec- ton, to state the place where the elec- ton was to be held.
 A firm of local attorneys have been employed to enJoin the commissioners court against issuing the bonds, and the question will be carrDd to the Supreme Court of the State for final adjudication. If the courts decide that the election notice was insuficient the bond issue will fail, and the contem. plated building of good roads for Pike County fall through indefinitely.
 It Is not likely that another eIec> ton could be carried favoring a bond issue for building good roads for the county on account of the dissatisfac- tion which has arisen over the plan the county commissioners had adopted of putting into operation the building of roads under the present contem- plated bond issue for that purpose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
LuRTr-coHN.
Popular Young People will Wed Today
 at UaIon Springs.

Popular Youmg People will Wed Todmy
 at Unaon Springs.
 Union Springs, Feb. e.--(Speciai. )-- Tomorrow afternoon at the home oi the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. Cohu at o'clock, their daughter, Mss Esth. CT. will be married to Mir. Michael Lurie.
 The home Is most attractively deco, rated in Southern smIIax and palma The bride will be given away by heI father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Cohn Miss Lena, her sister. Is maid of honor while little Maggie Cohn is flower girl Master Sam Cohn ia ring-bearer. Rabbl Messing of Montgomery will perform the ceremony.
 The brides gown win be an elegant toilette of crepe de chine with real lace. while her veil will be caught with orange blossoms. After the ceremony the happy couple will leave for a months sojourn at New Orleans. after which they will be at home at Florala. This evening an elegant reception was rendered the bridal party and vis- iting guests by Mir. and Mrs. Cohn and tomorrow a luncheon will be served al 2 o'clock. Many Jewish relatives and friends from Montgomery and other places are in attendance.
 The young ladies of Troy are expect ed to come up soon and give an enter tainment for the benefit of our library entitled 'Rebeccah's Triumph
 The Union Springs Library Associa- tion presented to the City Council at its meeting last Thursday a petition signed by the tax payers of the city asking for O donation of 10 per cent of S5.000 annually to the support of Q Carnegie Library. The Council re- ferred the matter to the Mayor to sec if the charter would permit such a do- nation.
 Mir, J. A. Eidson, a prominent eiti- zen of Bullock. died at his home at Fitzpatrick Friday. He was 65 years of age and many relatives and friends mourn his death.
 Mir. J. c. Cole and Miss Ida Hersey of Pike County. appeared before Judge Singleton a few days ago and applied for license and asked to be married. Judge Singleton asked them If they had run away when they replied, 'No. we got in a buggy and drove away. " During the ceremony and just In time to hear the words. T pronounce you husband and wife," Sheriff Ritch rush. ed in, holding in his hand telegram from the young lady's father asking that Che license not be granted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
COURT AT GREENv1LLE.
Special Term Under Way, With Several
 Murder Cases.

Special Term Under Way, With Several Murder Cases. Greenville, Feb. 6.-(Special. )--The special term of the Circuit Court was called at noon today, Judge J. c. Richardson on the bench. and Solicitor c. R. Bricken looking after the well fare of the State.
 The following eases were called and set for next week as follows: Joe Mitchell charged with murder in the second degree, set for Tuesday IA; Jim ed for murder first degree, set for Thursday 1sth.
 John Johnson, Katie Johnson Maggie Johnson, charged with murder in the first degree. set for Tuesday and We'd nesday.
 Efiie Lewis, charged with murder in the first degree; charged with killing his father, set for Friday. Genie Peter, charged with murder in the first degree, set for Friday.
 The case of Dan Stallings charged with killing Buckhaults, has not yet been set. It was reported to the soli- citor that he was too i'll to come to court this morning and the court has examine him. The court Is waiting the return of the physicians before fixing a time of trial.
 The first case called today was that of Peagier, Flowers Lumber Co.,, vs. the w. T. Smith Lumber Co. in which the former are suing the defendants for large sum of money. Owing to the bereavement in the family of one of the sprinciplas, the case was post poned until the next term of the court. There were a number of witnesses in the case and able attorneys both from Montgomery and Mobile were engaged.
 F. B. Crum and J. M. Chiffon of Montgomery, Greg Smith of Mobile, and J. F. Stallings and Zell Gaston of Bir- mingham, are here in attendance at this term of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07

dition. He also contended from the first that he would never get up again. His death is severe shock to his fam fly as he was the only male member living with them.
 Mir. Brannon was about 3s years of age and with the exception of a few years, spent all his life at the place where he was born. He was a very successful farmer and a man of the highest integrity and was held in high est esteem by every one who knew him. He was a steward In the Meth odist Church up to the time of his death. He Is survived by his mother. three sisters and one brother.
 The funeral will take place from the Methodist Church this evening at 3 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
oPELIKA's RAD WEATHER.
Business Almost Suspended as Result
 of the Conditions.


 of the Conditions.
 opelika, Feb. e.-lSpeeial. )-For the past three days opeIika has been visit ed by one of the worst spells of wealth CT in years. Trees, houses and the whole faceN of the earth are covered with sleet. Business has been almost suspended. No serious accidents are reported but several have sustained severe falls. The weather is moderat- ing today and much of the ice is melt ing. 1t has been especially bad on the numerous victims of the grip.
 Mrs. Maggie Williamson, a most esti- mabls woman who lived in Crenshaw County, died at the residence of Mir c. J. Stewart in this city on the 4th inst, with pneumonia. She was on a visit to Opelika at the time of her death. She was 76 years old and her remains were carried to Crenshaw County for interment.
 When the Lee County farmers met in January, 1905 to perfect an organiza- ton to decrease the use of fertilizers and the acreage of cotton they ap- pointed February 4th, 1905 as the date for precinct meetings to organise, this was prior to the New Orleans meeting. As Saturday, was such an indictment day, the meetings were postponed. It is supposed that the chairman of the county committee will now fix the date adopted by the New Orleans meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07

pure, bodybuilding blood. It bnghtens the eyes, cleanses the skin, and gives new, physical energy. .N
 Accept no substitute for Dr. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery.
 SI thank God for the good your medicines have done me" writes Mir. James z. sizenaore, of Mitchell, Lawrence Co.,. Ind, Box soI. uG was not well for two years. My throat was always sore, head ached and back aehed nearly all the time. My weight was I5S pcupda. was taken sick with typhoid fever, and when the fever left me had such "a pain in my iefl side I could not breathe without paiR. thought I must de. My wife weut to the drug store and procured bottle Of pr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and . vial of his Pleasant Felicia discontinued the u8e of my doctors medicine and begau with the Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets' at once began to feel better :; the pain soon iest my side and could breathe Yith ease. ID week or SO felt 60 good could not stay in the room. began to walk about the stTeetsa felt better each morning. Anera months uSe of the medi. cine | was well mat was over a year ago. Now weigh Iss pounds and feel. better .tSan ever in my life"
 pr. PieEes'a Pleasant Pellets cure coa Gf}naaS@-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
neath of Mrs, H, 6, Gunn.

Thomasville. Feb. 6.-(SpeciaL)-- Mrs H. s. Gum died at o'clock Sunday after a weeks Illness of pneu- monta.
 Mrs. Gum was a years old and be- sides a large family leaves many friends to mourn her loss.
 Her children are: Wm. A. Gum. Fort Worth, Tex; IF. S. Gum. Mem- phls, Tenn; J. !. Gum. Columbia. Ga. : Ajax Cum. !. D. Gum. Norman Gum. Hattie Gunns Alice Gum. Mary Cum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
Death of John a. Brannou,

Scale, Feb. s.-(Speclal.)-Mr. John s. Brannon. son of the late Colonel !, M. Brannon, died yesterday morning at $40 at his home in Longview. three miles north of Scale. He took his bed last Sunday with pnenmonia and very little hopes of recovery were enter tatnsd by those wAo realized his eons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07

The action taken by your camp Is greatly appreciated by the donors and in my own behalf wish to thank you most heartily for the kind expressions personal to myself continued in your letter.
 You can rest assured that nothing would please me more than to be per- mitted to again visit the South and have the privilege of renewing the pleasant acquaintancea I made in your State end especially among the mem- berB of your camp.
 With best wishes for you and your associates and hoping that the wear upon which we have just entered win deal gently with us all. I remain,
 Your very sincerely,
 Ell Torrance.
 Tn the offlce of the clerk of the city court Henry c. Pool instituted suit against the mayor and aldermen of the City of Birmingham for $1O.0o0 dam ages for alleged injuries. The plain tiR alleges that through the negligence of the defendants a ditch was allowed to be dug across Twenty-flrse Street and was left in a dangerous condition. He alleges that he fell from q wagon in attempting to cross the said ditch and sustained q fracture of the skull and has suffered great mental and physical pain, and that he was severe. ly bruised. Also that large portions of skin were torn from his face ana head. For this and other alleged fn- JuFtes which he claims were caused by the negligence of the defendant ha claims damages in the sum stated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
FOR RENT-R1sIDENCEs.

FOR RENT-To a desirable colored tenant, No. 1OS Cleveland Avenue, a nice comfort ably arranged thres-room cottage, tn good condition, we'll located and convenient to car line; large lot; rent sS a month. App ply to Albert Hanson at Advertiser office, br ZirlSle 6 Moore. 14-n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
MRS. SHAY DECLINES.
widow of Ex-Governor Doean't Want
 GreensbOr0 Postmaakaxnhlns

Birmingham. Ala. Feb. s-Ths Pres. ident's Alabama referee. held by , O.. Thompson of this city, have offered the postmastership at Greensboro, Ala-s to Hrs. seay widow of ex-GoverRcf Thomas seay of Alabama. who has 6e~ clined the honor.
 The place was made vacant by fhe recent death c4 Judge q. sG Heeeoa father Of Capt Rs P. Hohscn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
INCREAsEs TTs oAPrTAL.
Prattvil7e Bank Notifies seeretnPy
 State.

The Autauga Banking and Trust Company. of Prattvllle yesterday gave notice to Secretary of State B. R. Me- David of the increase of it's capital stock from $50.000 to S75,00O.
 The young White Mercantile Com pany. of sulligent. with a capital stock of S5.0O0. filed a notice yesterday of its incorporation. The incorporators are R. J. Young, J. [. White, Eniie Young and Lena White.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
IRON SAFES FOR SALE.

! BUY, sell and exchange iron safes of every description; small and secondhand Safes In stock. Write c. J. ThrasheF. Base ment Moses Building. Montgomery. Ala. phone 12e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-07
ron RBNT-ROOMS.

FOR RENTING rooms with bath room AaB South Court; modern in every particular. including telephone; couple without children nrafarred.