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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

ADDRESS The Storrs-Carlton LUMBER Co,
Tallassee. 10 su-2t
FOR sALE-3o,o0o acres finest pine in
acres in fee simple. balance timber rights.
2 new mills capacity $4,000 feet per day.
30 miles standard gauge steel railway. con-
Meeting with two trunk lines, locomotives.
20 flat cars. teams. drays. houses and arte-
sian wells. Lease on 125 well trained State
convicts. Past year property paid $3.50. 900
net. Land fertile Climate best. Besides
gold mine for purchaser Good reason for
selling III you mean business. write or
see ]. b, Dell. Dothan, Ala. -tl-su-5t
FOR SALE-Bargafn as a residence or
an Investment. Lot 45xl50. corner Nc
Donough and Winnie. with four-room
house and room for two more houses;
can be bought for $500 II sold lmme-
aiately Phillips & Coleman. Box 637 -
FOR sALE-On first block of sayre street.
handsome 7-room two-story residence
with servants house and barn on prem
ises. Lot 10 feet front by 210N back on
west side of street. very desirable. Chan
dler Douglass. II
5000 Building Lots for s75.--Iocated In
most beautiful suburb Of Racine. Wis. a
city of 49, 900 population. having hundreds
OF manufacturing plantsfurnishing steady
employment. Direct steam and electri"
railway connections with Chicago and
Milwaukee Terms. IS. 90 down and balance
So 90 per month: no taxes or interest until
paid. $50 lots already sold to home build
ers and investors Value increasing rap
idly. Beautifully illustrated cataloR free.
Chas. r. Davis. Milwaukee. Wis.
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some clerical experience. Address in own
handwriting. stenographer. care Adver-
tiser. at
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FOR RENT-stores for rent No lo7 Dex-
ter Avenue. Apply to Davidson, Holt e
Strauss lis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

WANTED-A boy about sixteen years old
to work in Circulation Department The
Advertiser. Apply between and ~ n
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

ACTIVE MAN Wanted to advertise. sxhib-
II goods and manage branch OF large mall
order house. Salary SIS per week. expenses
paid. Permanent position with advance
ment Honesty more essential than expe-
rience. National Co.. 100 Chestnut ST.. Phil
adeiphia, Pa. -3-wd-su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

STORES For Rent-No 20h Commerce |
Street Apply to Davidson, Holt & Strauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

INSTRUMENTATION men wanted In ev-
cry community to act under our instruo-
tons; previous experience not necessary.
Send for Free book Of particulars. Gram
mans Detective Bureau. B.. Cincinnati.
Ohio. --s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

THOMAS s. JACKSON
Real Estate, Insurance and Surety Bonds
"a Commerce Street--Phone SSS.
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For Rent-No. los South Court
Street. Apply to Davidson. Holt & Strauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

WE WANT--A live active and thoroughly
experienced salesman In this locality with
sufficient money to buy outright his fret
month $ supply of our simplicity low pres
sure hollow wire gasoline lights. A utiI-
lily needed in every store and homo and
fully complying with insurance rules. To
such man we will give exclusive sales
right and guarantee to refund money II
goods not sold In 60 days. Further par
ticulars request The Standard Giilett
Light Co. $50 N. Halsted ST.. Chicago III
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

DESK ROOM for rent. ground floor. CEN
ter location, rent very reasonable. s.
Perry street IL
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MEN And Boys Plumbing. Bricklaying,
clustering Trades pay IS to IS per day.
we teach you thoroughly In three months.
POSITION guaranteed. Free catalog. Coyne's
Trade School 81. Louis. Mo -.f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

SuPERINTENDENT-E Electric light and
water plant. 1880; superintendent over all
factory, $1,000; timekeeper $500; lumber
and corporation bookkeepers. $1,000: po-
sitions open In other lines. National En-
pioyment Assn. Century Bldg. Atlanta.
Ga. ---a-su-2t
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POST OFFICE Examination will be held
in Montgomery. November II. Full In
formation about all civil service examina-
tions and questions recently used by the
Commission free. Columbian Correspond
ence College. Washington, d. C.
--a-su-4t
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms
with kitchen and conveniences for house
Court Square. Address Pleasant care Ad-
vertiser. 10
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

MANTED-Boy to wrap candy. AnnIv
Rih naa ., morning at Dreyfus Bros. Lee and
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COFFEE PERFECTION" - Rarrinrton
Hall Is 1T" the steel cut" (not RroundI
the finest Mocha and Java: just try il once.
your coffee troubles will end. q. b. Hiiliard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in this city
for leading automobile school: correspond
enee course and practical Instruction; big
moneymakinR field: liberal terms to right
men. Address Correspondence School Of
automobile Engineering. soss Fiatiror
Building, New York. "a
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Important to Insurers

Should ven move your household effects, mere
ty which is insured, 1t is very mpor tant to
changed so T., at loca ton
If your property is vacant. be sure and have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16

FOR RENT-Two nice large rooms ana
small one suitable for light house<eeps
Ing to family without small children. sos
Adams street a. - 10
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For For RENT-Three rooms. bath and
Slohen. suitable for light housekeeping.
APPIy az ~ WILKINSON street. IL
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Coal mine in North Alabama
near Gadsden; must be sold at once, write
for location Address Coal. Boz sI7, At
ianIa- -2Re
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wANTED-At once four tile layers to lay
hexagon cement tiles. State wages wanted
Address Albany Pressed Stone Co.. Albany.
Ga. %
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you CAN Maks $4,000 yearly handling
our gasoline lamps and lighting system;
write quick for territory. catal0g and par
ticulars. J. F. Lawrence. Manager, 302
W. Lake ST.. Chicago. -:
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WANTEp-Reliable boy from twelve to
fourteen years OF age to work In office
and do collecting. Must be quick. intel
ligent and not afraid Of work. You need
not apply unless you are prepared TO nm
the requirements Address p. o. Box
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
PRlN. & MANAGER.

thick on half the twigs. You may have the est" Allison
 said sweetly. This basket won't hols another cherry"
 | Mallibone looked down at her witt
 an odd smile. He had been thinking
 now typical was his own action--near ly all his life he had been asking Ali
 son to pick metaphorcal cherries fo
 him-the wonder was that she had no rebelled earlier.
 But he would not let her see tha he caught any other than a surfac,
 meaning Holding fast to the bnugi with one hand, he balanced his inverted hat dreftly in big crotch. am, begar
 to pile 1t with fruit. To fill 1t entirelt
 he had to reach for a fresh bough-e stubborn one that tugged against hin at the least ruffle of wind. In the eff. fort to hold 1t steady he surged hard against the main branch upon which he stood.
 The cherry tree had trunk cleft in l three at the bottom. Allison was perch ed upon the stoutest of the three main stems. Mallibone on the weakest Bu, 1t would have held him up safe but for | the leverage and the wind--together | they. broke it short off at the cleft With slow sweeping swish it went down, carrying Mallibone with 1t, ard slamming him against the earth Sd hard that for an instant he lost breath | and sense.
 When he opened his eyes he saw AL | lison standing well apart from him, and heard her say in voice of relief "That was a lucky spill. I've been wonder ing how should get down. It's a pity about your hat! See, it's all smashed and stained through and through. I reckon. though you can find something at the. store; or if you can't, Aunt Jack will lend you Uncle Jacks beaver-she keeps 1t in the hall to scare tramps and burglars"
 why don't you ask me if I am hurt?" Mallibone said. trying to look deeply injured.
 Allison opened her eyes. why, ars you?" she asked. "I never thought of it. I was so taken up with the cobbler never even thought to ask why you had come"
 Why do ever come? To see you. isn't it?" Mallibone demanded
 Allison nodded brightly. 'Yes," she said: but most times you let us know Or else write you things-when the chickens are frying size. or the Indian peaches ripe. eOh. I know you don't come just for that, but 1t Is nice to have you then"
 And this time the Indian peaches are stlil very green. Malltbone inter rupted. You are right, though; I came for something very special. Come to the Summer-house. and let me tell you about it.
 T will" Allison said, turning about But you must wait until I make sure of my cherry pie"
 Mallibone waited in half a dozen minds at least. before Allison came to him. The letter was not a love letter there was nowhere about it any sug- gestion of a confidential communion tion. Still he could not quite get away from the feeling that 1t was wrong to show 1t. Unless he did show it. how would he ever make Allison under stand? He doubted if she would un- derstand wholly. even after reading
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
-:- OUR DAILY SHORT STORY -:-

| reason about me as it pieases you, l deducing from my pen-name, by help of that wonderful rule of contraries,
 that am neither royal nor in the least | a rose"
 There was more in the same vein. The writer had genius for slipping lightly from the general to the in- , ,dividual. and back again But the don-
 inant note was a calmly ffippant
 philosophy, wholly untouched by senti- ment, therefore wholly apart from Rose Royals verse. There was fur ther suggestion of finality, infinitely sailing.
 Maliibone would not have deserved
 the name of man had he been willing
 to let the matter rest where 1t was
 He would write again--as before,
 through the magazine that was Rose Royals favorite medium of expression.
 But meantime he would like counsel of another woman, the gayest and sim- piest of heart among all he knew
 He found her next day throned nigh in laden cherry tree. She pelted him furiousiy with big black-red cherries by way of greeting. and showed no in- clination to come sto-his level
 You climb up--I can't climb down before people, she said, rocking Iuxu- riously on her big branchy bough. Be sides, l really do need protector. The wood-peckers are so bold, and sO saucy they snatch cherries right from under my hand Plaques! They ought to be satisfied with those on the far Timber tips--the very best of all--the sweet est. the ripest-and clean out of reach"
 Birds, like men, are lazy" Mallibone said, scrambling awkwardIy up the tree. The tip-cherries must be gath cred flying or not at all. It is a lot easier to peck from comfortable perch. I quite agree with Master Red Head" seating himself as he spoke, and beginning to devour the blackest fruit within rcceh
 The girl, rAflison Muir, shook a small stained fist at him. but her eyes twin kled-her own mouth was full.
 Aunt Jack was going to make me af cherry cobbler," she said, trying to speak rnournfu1ly, but now-there's no hope of it, All we shall have for dessert is---biscuit and molasses. I tell you now, so you needn't stay to dinner unless you want to-"
 T do want to stay--I also want d cherry pie" Mallibone said decidedly, taking off his straw hat Indeed, l can't do without it,. he went on, smil- ing" It Is the one possible refutation of your charge that am a greedy pig That absurd basket of yours will not hold half pieful--I mean to take Aunt Jack a heaping hatful to help 1t out Hold tight. I'm after the tip-toppers." higher as he spoke, and | reaching far out to clutch boughs as yet undespoiled.
 He drew them in steadily. but so l slowly they did not snap Now you | pick the cherries" he said smiling down | 1t Allison.
 The laden boughs waved invitingly | near her head--in a trice her basket | was full. yet ripe. fruit still gleamed ]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Joke on Cardinal.

James Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore the highest Catholic prelate in America has keen sense of humor. Recently he was the guest of a layman friend Frank Murphy, in Roland Park. BaIti- more's most beautiful residence suburb. In the Murphy home is butler of Mrs. Partingtonian provlivities, and on the church dignitary's former visits to the Murphy home it's mistress had been un- der the necessity of reminding the ob- tuse servant that the distinguished guest was to be addressed always as your eminence." On the present occa- sion when the cardinal rang the bell the man of impassive countenance an- swered, received the card, and turning announced to Mrs. Murphy: Please one enjoyed the joke more thoroughly or laughed more heartily at 1t than did the ~enial cardinal himself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
RosE-RoYAI..
By Martha MeCulIoeh-williams.

By Martha McCulIoeh-Viiliams.
 Mallibone whistIed as he laid down the letter, then knit his brows thought fully for the space of half minute It was a clerky letter. indeed quito commercial in aspect typewritten without spot or blemish. upon decent plain, white paper, wfSh date iine' but no address. Even the signature, Rose- Royal was machine made. But that astounded him far less than the contents of the sheets. He glanced at Ghe envelope. 1t matched the paper to a nicety. The address was typewritten, but the segregating "Personals had been put on in bold black script, eVi- dently by afterthought. The postmark was so blurred he could make nothing of it. but by the receiving stamp. which was fairly legible, he made out that 1t had come in on an early morning train. Since 1t had been written only the day before. the writer must live reasonably close to the city.
 Between the lines he caught, subtly. the atmosphere 4of afternoon, though place-no mention even of when hls own letter had been received.
 He had dispatched the letter in a sudden exalted moment and thought ot 1t afterward with sick qualnls. In between the qualms there had been a quick and lively interest Would 1t be answered? Was there really Rose Royal--a personality attuned to the verse whose cadences had seemed some- how the echo of his heart-beats? He had tried hard to keep himself out of his note-to make 1t frankly imperson- al and wholly literary. How III he had succeeded, this other letter bore wit ness:
 you would fit very i'll Tn Elfiano, fl said Evidently you believe In things stilI-you must, to believe me poet. In Elfland let me tell you, young sir, beliefs is horribly in the way. Be- lief is the root of the impossible which Elfland refuses to know. More over there is another bar--you write Of your 'silvering temples'-which is dis inRenuous--ali the epistle simply reeks with youth confess should be bet ter pleased with 1t if it also reeked with youths fine enthusiasm. You try to be nicely critical--to render reasons for the faith that is in you, as if you felt the faith needed apology and excuse.
 Not so comes the true worshipper to the shrine Confess, you wrote because you fancied that in the Elfgirl I had painted my own portrait. If only you had thought right. But this is world of contraries. On the whole. though, I would not have it otherwise, The contraries are what give zest and tang to living. Moreover. they redeem so much. Who of us would not accept the port and semblance of a cook along with the true lyric touch? Mind-I am not saving I am lowered with either. Imagination may run riot as to my charms or my lacks. You may even
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
So far During the Month of August the Mas sey Business College has Received g Applica- tions from Business Men for its Graduates. A Large Number, Isn't It?

q In telling a prominent bushes man of the large number of applications had received in August, and the number I am daily receiving, he asked me why did not publish this information, as 1t was the strongest evidence could offer as to the demand for my graduates. I replied that I hesitated to do so for fear the public would consider it merely as advertising matter. Yet anyone familiar
 with business conditions will know what demand there is for young people who can do things that business men want
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Hot yveather Trlps
Central of Georgia Railway. Summer Exeursfou Tfckefa-

To the Seashore, Mountain and Lake Resorts in the North. South and East
 A sail to New York, Bosten. Balti- more, Philadelphia and points in the East via Savannah and steamship lines is to be considered at this season.
 Tickets are now on sale at all cou- pon ticket offices. For rates, sched- ules. etc, apply to any agent or rep resentative of the Central of Georgia Railway
 S. T. Surratt, Union Ticket Agent. R. c. Brookes, Commercial Agent, Com merce Street, Montgomery, Ala. su wed
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done. Taking the month of August, (which by the way. is about an average month"; I have placed g pupils in po- stions, and could have placed three times that number if there had been sufficient graduates. The training give young people prepares them to accept positions at splendid salaries. should be glad to talk with parents who have sons or daughters whom they wish to prepare for business, or with young peo- pie who wish to better their positions in life..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
NEW YORK AND RETURN.

 via LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAIL-
 ROAD. Tickets will be on sale August 2s and 2Dth, limited for return September AtI, 1908. For further particulars, call on OF write to c. l.. Wolf, T. F. A., Montgomery, AIa. Union Depot. Phone 3S4.
 su-wed -fri--tf
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Was there any good fishing up in the country where you were last month";" No, couldn't get bait" Why how was that?" Tt was A pro- hIbition county."-PhiIadelph Press.
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HOTEL cHAMnnRLIN

OLD POINT COMFORT Special summer rates. For booklet etc address GEO. ?. ADAMS. Mgr. Fortress Monroe Va tu-khn-AAt-au
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