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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS


FRkTErZEL & RICHARDS. Patent law.
: aroerica, and foreign patents, trademarks
ana copyright and mechanicsl englneering.
liverpool and London and Globe Buiiding'
Phone 1885,.
DRAKE & CO., Globe Building. 800 Broad ST.,
room 800: solicitors, OF patents and experts in
all matters relating TO inventions. Oldest and
largest In the State. Established in 1886, Free
advice as to patentabillty. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL M. EVERETT, Tel. 438S-R.
PATENT LAWYER AND
7S BROAD ST.. COR. MARKET.
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DULL REALTY DAYS
DEALERS EXPECT BUSINESS
AFTER HOLIDAYS.
Plans Which Are Now Being Filed Are
Principally for Alterations to
Buildings.

Building operations and real estate trans
actions ire very slow, and prominent CON
tractors, real estate men and architects do
not anticipate a revival of activity in their
respective lines Of business until after the
holidays.
Few plans are being filed in the city
building department in the City Hall.
The only work for which permits were
secured yesterday were for alterations at
$50 Broad street by NJ. Feist, owner, to
cost $500. Alterations are being made to
a house at "A Peshine avenue, at a cost
of $500.
c. Jatman is having some changes made
In a moving picture establishment at 3Sl
Springfield avenue, costing $500.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
Newark, New Jersey.
The annual meeting Of shareholders for the
election of directors Of this bank for the
ensuing year will be held at the banking
house Tuesday. January 18th, 1908, between
the hours Of 10 and II o'clock a. m.
JAY 8. TREAT,
Cashier.
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COMING EVENTS.

THE best short dinner in Newark &c; soup
free. 1890 to / o'clock every day; Saturday
night dinners free. Andy's Cafe, A. HAWKEY,
Prop, 304 Plane St, cor. Campbell st.
SACRED CONCERT every Sunday evening;
dinner from 70 M. until 2 p. M. a la carte.
at DOELGER'S. 35S Morris av.
SOCIAL DANCE EVERY SATURDAY G
H~ARBURGER'S TAI
so HAMBURG PL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-At Kruger Auditorium, Tuesday
evening, December II, valuable clasp pin.
Owner send description. Address f.. c. F.,
Box 60. Star ONCE.
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PIANOS AND G A

~-~/~N~
BEFORE you buy a piano come and look over
our slightly used uprights. We have very
good pianos at sos. SIZE, s125. $40, s155, $40.
500; S. monthly. stclnway. ChIckering, Sob
nler, KnaDc. Krakaler. Decker, bargains.
Squares SIS to $50. wIssNER, manufactures.
500 Broad st. Newark
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BeARDERS WANTED.


THE HOTEL KENSINGToN,
East Park and Mulberry sts., after extensive
improvements and alterations. and under new
management. is now open. Table frst-ciass,
and rates moderate.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

NEW JERSEY AUDIT CO., 500 Broad st,
Examinations and adjustments a speciality.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

y Hall. Newark. y. j.. October Is. 1907.
Of expenditure expressed In the annual tax
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Make up your mind now mat YOU win In
rsaass yous sales. Adyertisf in the n1AR
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BICYCLES.

WHEELS for Christmas; fun line OF chill
dren's. s16.5o up; special sale for month of
December; wheels for grown-ups, $3.50 up;
see our wheels for IS down, 81 per week; larg-
est stock In Eastern States. HERBERT AUS
TIN. 81 Orange St, near Broad.
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CITY Hail.
Newark, N. j., December Is, 1907.
The following persons have made applica-
tion TO alter frame buildings within the FIRE
limits under section 1862 Of the city ordinances:
J. l.. Gouverneur st.
Margaret Highland .........+......14 s South ST.
a. Kiln. Bergen ut.
A. 81 s. Lang ........---.... .287-2s9 18th av.
Samuel Tesgue. ........-........ Webster st.
Michael DeRosa. ...........- .93 Arlington st.
Fasauale Castaptle. .526 Market st.
Matteo Pannaggio ...,...-...,4 12 Bank st.
Vincenzo Cozzolin0... .......s..165 Oliver st.
The above applications will be considered
by the Committee on Construction and Altera-
ton Of Buildings at the above address Fri
day evening. December 20, 1907, at 3 D. m.
All persons having objections to these appli-
cations will appear before the committee at
that time.
WILLIAM p. OROuRKE,
declS-3t Superintendent Of Buildings.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, city H
ont Of tho severai sums and under the several branches OF
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WdtcncE ana JeVciT!
sOLTD OLD ladies' watch. warranted a good
tinekeeper. $685.; gold cuff buttons, 9sc; same
set with diemonds, $3.50: enamel watches. all
colors, with PIN and velvet box. special. SS.95:
genuine diamond ring, no chip. but a real
cut diamond. S.. so: diamond brooch pins. s. up.
A large assortment Of bracelets. Open even
ings till 10 o'clock. N. BLUME, 297 Broad st.
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watche. and JeweIry.

BEFORE ordering clothes see LEVY, the
Tailor" frst-class work, style, mt guaran-
teed: moderate prices. 1855 Broad st.
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D~ressma1xing.
LADIES TAILOR-Custom made suits at
ready made prices. BRESLAv. 271k Null
berry st. .
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Jeweiry. Watch Repairs.
81, 900 REWARD to any person who brings me
a watch that I cannot repair. GEO. BIER
NARD, Jeweler, s21 Mulberry ST., Newark.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

MASON W-ORK-smoky chimneys with poor
draft guaranteed to draw. We rebuild Chin
neys. All kinds Of mason work given prompt
CO., $50 South Tenth st. L. D. tel. 3522-l-
TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERN-I wish TO
announce 20 old friends that my new place
OF business is at 173 and 175 Halsev st. near
Market. SEC P. POWELL.
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
City Hall

ALBERT I. GUENTHBR,
City Treasurer.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


HI HOTEL KENSINGToN,
East Park and Mulberry SITS. after extensive
alterations and refurnlshing. Is now open
under new management; rooms let single and
en- suite. with and without board; rates mod
crate.
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TO SECURE CONVENTION,
Chicago BusiDess Men De~in Work

Chicago BusiDess Men Resin Work to
 Get National Conventions.
 New York. Aug 3.-A prominent ho- tel man. discussing the dispatches from Chicago that business men and organ izations there had already begun to work to secure the National Conven. tions next year. said:
 T believe 1t represents the opinion of vast majority of the leading aotel men in this city when I say that we would not raise . finger to bring such gathering here in the height of the summer. Our leading hotels are pret- ty well filled. no matter how many we build. and we would be put to no end of perplexity to provide accommoda- tions for the number of delegates and politicians who would be attracted on such an occasion.
 Nor have I noticed any great en- thusiasm among other business men over the proposal which has recurred from time to time to invite a national convention by holding out financial in- ducements for 1t to come here."
 In all the history of parties, only one national convention has been held in this city. That was in 1888. when the Democratic National Convention was held in Tammany Hall on July 1, and after balloting that lasted for days. Horatio Seymour was nominated for the Presidency. U. 6. Grant was the Republican that year. and tho result everybody knows.
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CONDEMNs ORDER.

Archbishop of st. Andrews Does Not
 Like "Ancient order Hibernians."
 New York. Aug. 3.--News from Scot land that the Archbishop of St. An- drews has ordered a circular read in all the churches under his jurisdiction condemning the Ancient Order of H. bernians. has caused considerable anx- iety among members of the organtza- ton here. Catholic clergymen. now every. stated that there was no fndi- cation that such movement would occur here. The organizatio tion here with the exception of a brief period following the Molly Mcguire troubles in the hard coal regions, they stated. had been encouraged bys bishops and priests. Until recently Archbisho op Farley was national chaplain of the body in this country.
 The cause of the action of the Arch bishop of St. Andrews Is not known. His circular, which has reached here says that as there has been doubt for some time about the position in Scot land of the "society known as the An cient Order of Hibernians," 1t fs neces- sary, to remind the clergy that "ths condemnation of the society by the Holy See on the 14th of December. 1882. has not been withdrawn. and that the membership falls under She restriction regarding condemned socie- ties as far as the administration of 'he sacrament is concerned"
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Lewfsburg-Water works. Memphis-$100.00 900 can factory. Maryville--$40,000 ice and cold stor. age company.
 Knoxville-$30o.oo stove works Dickson-Saw mill and slave factory
 Texns. Ncwton-s2O.000 oil company. Timpson-Saw mill.
 Dallas-$7.500 oil company: $6,00e manufacturing company. Vernon-Bottling works Archer City--FIouring mill and ele. yator. High Island-$S. 900 stone company
 Virginia. Norfolk-&5o, 900 land company. Manassas--$10o,00 900 candy factory. Strasburg--S100,000 textile plant Petersburg-$lo0,o0 900 medicine coms pany. Charlottesville - s1o,ooo furniture company.
 Lynchburs-ssoo 900 mining com- pany.
 West Virginia. Philippi-$1o,Ooo amusement cons pany.
 Spring Gap-35, 900 telephone system. Hinton-s10,000 construction com- pany. Barnum-s25.ooo oil company. Kingwood-$10.00O bottling works Martinsburg-$6o.o0 900 light and pow. CT plant.
 Charlestown-s1ooo 900 manufacturing company. -. Davis-$10,000 lumber company. Webster springs-S2o.0o0 land com. pany. 900 mining company 900 vehicle works
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LICENSE SCHEDULE
FINANCE C0NMITTEE OF COUNCIL
 PREPARES THE LIST.
Fight Expected over The Report Whe. !. Submitted to The Aldermen
 At Monday Night,s Session.

The Finance Committee of City ts uhei r neid q meeting last night in and drew up a schedule of the licenses TOT the fiscai year of 1907-190S. The committees work was thorough and sf;haustive: s;tnr eo the session lasting until
 It Is expected that when the report of the committee is read to the city Iathers tomorrow night. one of the greatest fights of the season will be precipitated. What license the com mitteemen decided to charge the fruit vendors Is not known, and Judging from the previous wrangles over this ordinance. 1t is quite probable that . nght on the messure will be had to-
 In all probability the Aldermen will cause change in number of the licenses. all of which are likely to pro- duce much discussion. It is thought that an increase If the lincense will that the city's finances might be materially increased, at least to that portion of the desired $1,O0o saloon license which failed of passage
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TYLER FOUND DEAD
MYSTERIOUS ENDING OF A NEWS.
 PAPER MAN.
Head Almost Severed from Body and Peltee Say It h . Plain Case
 of Murdefs

Now York, City. Aug. S.-With his head almost severed from his body. Arthur H. Tyler. aged 45, said to be a newspaper man, was found dead in his apartments in West l12th Street late tonight.
 The body was found in the kitchen. The head was In the oven of the gas stove with the body and hands ana legs stretched out upon the floor. cov- cred with a blanket. A bed in the ad- joining room was covered with biood and a blood stained razor was found on the floor.
 Tyler was married and lived In the fiat with his wife and boarder. The police up to a late hour knew nothing of their whereabouts The police ue- clared 1t a plain case of murder. =,
 Late tonight the police seemed m. :. clined to believe that Tyler had killed himself Mrs. Tyler and the boarder were found. but according to the police knew nothing about Tyler's death They were not detained.
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DIsAFFECTED POLICE EPILED.
Memhers of Belfast Force Sent to IsO-
 lated Ports.

b&VS0
 Belfast. Aug. 3.-One hundred dis affected members of the local police bSrce were exiled today to remote and isolated parts of Ireland. One hun dred and fifty more will be sent of next Monday
 The threatened police strike did not take place today, but Constable Ear ret. who was recently dismissed, ad- dressd gathering of several thoIs- and people in the Customhouse Square. The square was guarded by soldiers. Not a single policeman turned up to hear Barrett. He denounced tn eGov- ernment for having brought so many troops <into the city. and said that the men who had been transferred to tse- lated stations would spread the agita- ton over all Ireland.
 After his address Barrett followed by crowd of about 1000 civilians. was carried on a chair through tho city.
 In one instance a mob attacked a van loaded with barrels of sugar and set 1t on ire. They threw the wreck age on the docks. A number of other wagons were overturned. This evenins 2 c mob attacked a police patrol and at tempted to rescue . prisoner The po- lice at first were driven back but rein forcements arrived and a series of club charges were necessary before the crowd dispersed. Several civilians were injured, Beginning next Monday the authorities have decided to use soldiers to protect vans and wagons.
 It is expected that the negotiations to bring an end to the carters' strike will terminate satisfactorily on Mon- day. Telegrams received from various parts of Ireland relate that the day has passed quietly.
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another squadron drill at 4:so o'clock

another squadron drill at 4:ao o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Throughout the week. the cavalry men will engage in target practice at the Electric Park Rifle range. The Montgomery Traction Company IS pre- parinp to have sufficient cars on the Pickett Springs line to accommodate the travel. incident to encampment- The schedule on this line, which for merly required forty-eight minutes for a round trip. was changed Friday to one hour for the round trip. now af- fording a car every fifteen minutes instead of one every twelve minutes as heretofore.
 A Birmingham band will reach here at II ' o'clock tomorrow mo.'ning with the Birmingham troop to furnish the music for the camp.
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Bsntonville-s2s,o 900 oanninx factory Little Rock-t20.o0 vending machine company.
 siioam sprinss-vinsgar factory. Florida. Mayport-s25.ooo packing plant.
 GeoFgla. Fort Valley-slo.ooo yarn and hos Tifton-S2s.ooo construction com- pany.
 Atianta-s5o.ooo box and lumber com- pany.
 Kentucky London-Water works. Paducah-$10,000 construction com pany.
 Latonia-s1o,oo building and supply company.
 Louisville-Contractin company; S5. 900 land company. Greenvilla-$24,o00 milling company. Christianburg-$5,8o8 800 creamery.
 Louisiana. Shreveport-$500,o 900 lumber com pany: $25. 900 oil and mineral company. Abbeville-s12.ooo lumber company. New Orleans-s100,00 900 ice and cold storage plant; sugar refinery.
 Mississippi. Itta Bsne-3so.oo0 lumber company. Vicksburg--t50,00 ,00O compress and warehouse company. Lexington-$1O,000 cotton gin. Hattiesburg-$5,00 900 electric company. Monticello-Warehouse company. Batesville-312,500 cotton gin. Charleston-t2s.00o warehouse com Holly sprins.-,loooo cotton com pany.
 Louisville-s1o. 900 warehouse com pany.
 Missouri. St. Louis-310,O00 construction com. pany; $5,000 land company; $50,0o0 in- vestment company; 3s.000 metal ware company; 45,0O0 supply company: plat ing manufacturing company; $%0,000 steel company; 326,o0o hardwood com pany.
 Joplin--Two s6o.ooO mining com panies. $50.00o mining company Carthage-s30o,oo motor fire appa- ratus company.
 Kansas City-Investment company: $16.ooo sand company; 5000 construc- tion company.
 Princeton-s1, 900. 900 lumber com pany.
 Branson-s7s,ooo mining and lumber company.
 North Carolina. Salisbury--$30.000 chemical works. 900 trust company. Monbo-3250.00o cotton mill com pany.
 Sanford-$1oO,ooo Ice and coal com pany.
 Oklah0ma. Oklahoma City-$100oo coal and lumber company: $10o,0oo development company; 3250.00o mining company; $20. 900 overall company. Elk City-$15,000 cotton sin. Mangum-$25.0 900 oil company. Waurika-S200,0o light, ics and water company.
 South Carolina. Greelyville--32oo.oo0 cotton mil!
 Tennessee. Finley-$7. 900 cotton gin. Bethel Springs-Warehouse com? pany. Lenoir City-Water works.
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rRADEsMAN's WEEKLY REVIEW
New Industries and Industrial Develop
 s.cnt In the south.

New Industries and Industrial Develop s.cnt In the south.
 Chattanooga. Tenn. August 8. (SpeciaD-The list presented herewith. compiled from reports to The Trades man, shows the more important new industries established in the South during the last week of July ending today. A striking feature of the list is the prsdominance of textile and lum. her plants. For instance the report from Mississippi shows four ware hoise companies. one compress. TWO cotton gias and a cotton company. North Carolina and South Carolina each capitalization. The State of Louisf- ana reports two lumber companies, one of which is capitalized at $5oo.ooo. ana saw mills and blaming mills are In the list from Alabama. Among other notable industrial movements of the week may be mentioned three oil ana gas companies in West Virginia; two medicine companies and textile plap' in Virginia two waterworks in Ten- nessee: several large manufacturing companies in Missouri; . sugar refinery in Louisiana, and a $1.o00.oo0 mining company in Arkansas. The Trades mans list for the week Is as FOLLOWS:
 sAlsbama.
 Ensley-Contracting company.
 Birmingham-s10.oo0 land company; 35,o00 development company.
 Mobile-S100,000 securities company; st m 100 fish and oyster company; $1O.- 900 development company; s1o'ooo plan ing mill.
 Eufaula-L Saw mill.
 New Brockton-$4,0 900 warehouse company.
 Afkansas.
 Argenta--$10.o00 laundry.
 Malvern-$5,000 warehouse company
 spadra-$1,o0o,oo0 mining company.
 Ft Smith-$26.0 .000 veneer factory.
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All Ready for Cavalry
 Encampment.
DRILLS OR MARCHES EACH DAY
Governor to Review Squadron Fri
 day Afternoon.
Horsemen Win Engage In Target Practice at Electric Park Riae Range, Besides Practice in
 the Military Tactics.

Captain and Adjutant c. S. Price and Quartermaster W. l.. >Metcalf of Birmingham and Quartermaster Ser geant Temple Boiling of Montgomery. officers of the 1st squadron of cavalry, A. N. G., slept at Pickett Springs last night on the grounds which will be used for a camp by the squadron be- ginning Monday.
 Captain Price and Captain Metcalf reached Montgomery at noon yester- day and were busy yesterday afternoon with Major B. F. Noble. commanding the squadron, making final preplra- tions for the annual outing of the horsemen. Last night Major Noble de- clared that the grounds were in excel- lent shape and that early this morn- ing the pitching of tents will b9 started.
 The grounds. he said. are admira biy suited for the camp. They are well drained and healthful. and there is an abundant water supply, in addition to the natural beauty and surroundings of the place selected. Major Noble ex- pressed the belief that he will have fully 25O men in camp.
 A tentative program for the week was given out last night by Mayor Noble. Owing to the fact that all troops will not be in camp until Mon- day night, it will require practically all of Tuesday to discipline the squad- ron, and the first squadron drill will not be held until 7:30 o'clock Wednes- day morning.
 At o'clock Thursday morning the squadron will go on an en route march through Montgomery and back to camp. At 1030 o'clock Friday morning there will be an exhibition drill of picked teams from each of the four troops.
 Governor Conner will review the squadron at o'clock Friday afternoon, after which there iwin be a reception and the annual ball of the squadron. The prize drill of the squadron Is set for Saturday afternoon. There will he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Mccoy Reported Killed.

Lexington. Ky, Aug. S.-A special iron, Pound Gap, Va. says that the .heriff's posse which went 70 arrest James Mccoy, who since he was charged with beating and fatally injuring his rnother.in,law. has been hiding in the Cumberland Mountains, tound Mccoy last night and killed hire.
 Ohicers Britton and Potter and Hol- brooks headed the posse and Holbrooks was slightly wounded by Mccoy. Mc- Coy was from Pike County and was . member of the faction in the Hat neld- Mccoy feud.
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FOUR MEN INJURED.

vinita. l. T., Aug. S.-Henry Kilgore is dying from a pistol wound. City Marshal Will Ranson Is shot through the leg; John Wadsworth Is shot through the body. and Page Wads- worth's shoulder is shattered as tho result of a shooting affray in the streets of Eufaula today, when the marshal attempted to quiet quarrel among the three other men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

For dessert today order early ICE CREAM from the Randy Kitchen F1av0rs: Peach, Champagne, Vanilla, Chocc late, Caramel and Burnt Almond. Also Pineapple Sherbert. Phone a5. HINDS & HYATT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

the developmsnt of iron in this section of Georgia and South Carolina. Inn provements on the Augusta canal amounting to several millions of dol- lars will be asked for before the Coun- ell Monday. The request 1t is believed will be granted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Quiet sn Central America.

Washington, Aug. s.-Affairs are quiet in Central America. This Is the purport of . dispatch received at the Navy Department from Commander Cove of the cruiser Milwaukee. now at La Union, Sal yador, to which place he w.s sent for the protection of Ameri-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04
Bank Closes Doors ,

Brownstown. Ind. Aug. 3.-The Peo- ples' State Bank of this place closed it's doors today by order of the State Au- ditor. The bank was found to be in. solvent by examiners from the Audi tors ofice. The total liabilities amount to $336, 900, of which $240,0o0 Is in de.
 posits and the remainder, consisting of capital and surplus The assets are given at $336,O0o. but of this amount 37o,oo0, it Is claimed, is worthless pa-
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T. Q. O. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

l. O. o. F. FUNERAL NOTICE. Members of Capital City Lodge No: 12O l. o. o. F. are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, J; M Howell, from his residence at oclock p m. Members of Montgomery Lodge No 200 I. O. o. F. and Col. Lomax Lodge I. 0. o. F. No. 25s are invited to
 W. L. Leavell. Noble Grand Henry Englehardt Secretary
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BREAD SHIPPED

DREAD SHIPPED. Try the new Bakery. Finest and freshest bread promptly shipped.
 SANDW lCH < GOVO, MOnr0e St. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

See F. J. CPaMton, at the Conecuh Lumber Ce.'s plant for Lumber (whole. sale or RetalD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

To DeveIope Georgia Iron.
 Augusta. Ga. Aug. 3.-A number of French and Swiss have organised . company, capitalized at $l0,000,000 for