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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
NOTICE OF SALE BANKRUPT
 STOCK.

stock Of McrchsRdise, Book Accounts
 I1te.
 Pursuant to an order by the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama, in cause pending in said Court. wherein $ w Napier is bankrupt. the undersigned. as receiver. will sell at public outcrry. for cash. during legal hours of sale. OF Thursday. .Se5. 21. 1907. at store. house formerly occupied by the sall $. W Napier. at Union Springs. Bul' lock County. Alebama. the stock, goodS wares and merchandise, fixtures ana book accounts etc. Inventory now on fleT at Montgomery. Alabama Said property will he sold subject to con firnlation hy said Court. -.
 GEORGE STUART.
 Feb gth 1907 Receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Real Estate Bargains

cheap price on these lots if you see us at once
 We have for sale four houses con venient to manufacturing district and car line and fast growing part of the city These houses are now rented for saoS per year but should bring more. Make us an offer on them. , If you are looking for nice house in the Southern part of the city. con- taining seven rooms, bath, etc, we have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
FRANCIS ON STAND
FORMER MrssOUHu GOvEnxon TEs-
 TfF1Es FOR BAILEY.
Says He Paid Debts Of Texas Senator To Pierce Ana Was Repata Dy Alleged Grating
 Pofsffelap.

Austin, Texas, Feb. s.---The iesisla- tive committee Investigating charess preferred against Senator Joseph ". Bailey had as it's only witness today former Governor David R. Francis. of St. Louis
 During the course of his examina- tion Mir. Francis testified that the re- ports that Senator Bailey had borrowed N,b00 and ss,300 from H. c. Pierce and had not paid the amounts back was a mistake by reason of the fact that he had himself personally pald Pierce for these identical pieces of pa per and received his receipt for theni: that he did this because he had heard that there was some talk about Bailey not having paid Pierce for loans. aid being a friend he had protected him in this instance by paying the loans him- self
 He could not remember exactly when senator Bailey had paid him back bui he was confident that he had done so.
 Mir. Francis also stated that he had himself wired to Senator Bailey to come to st. Louis from Gainesvilis. Texas, at the time he was reported to be there, to see Mr Pierce, that hs requested him to come there or impor-. tant business. the nature of which. however, he did not reveal.
 The committee today received . tci- egram from II. Clay Pierce stating that he would be at homo next Saturday. tho 18th instant, and would be glad to see the committee.
 The House of Representatives has deferred action until Monday upon the proposition of allowing Representativs Cooke, who preferred charges against Senator Bailey, money with which to go to St. Louis with the committee. Considerable objection Ia anticipated when the resolution is presented. Mir. Cooke says that If the House docs not allow him the money he will person. ally stand the expense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
House Summary

Washington, Feb. 9.-The House having been informed of the death of Representative John F. Rixey of vtr- ginia. adjourned today shortly after converting out of respect to the mem- ory of the deceased.
 General debate on the naval appro- priation bill was closed so that when the bill Is taken up on Tuesday under the five minutes rule 1t will be sub feet to amendment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
NOTICE OF SALE BANK.
 RUPT STOCK.
st"ck ct Merchandise, WhisLey, Book
 Accounts, Etc.

Pursuant to an order by the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Ala bama, in cause pendinR in said Court. wherein J. Lighter Is bankrupt. tho undersigned as Receiver. will sell at public outcry for cash. during logal hours of sale. on Friday. Feb. 18th. 1907. at store J. B. Lighter. at 'Elba. Coffee County, Alabama, the stock. goods. wares wh!sltey and merchandise. bar fixtures. etc. Inventory now on He at MohI- gomerv Alabama Said property will bs sold subject to confirmation hv said Court. GEOltGE STU ART.
 Feb gth 1907 Trustee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
BANK CLOSES Dooas.
In.tttution at New Castle te Pay Doi-
 Iar for Dollar.

lar for Dollar.
 New Castle. Pen. Feb. 9.--The New Castle Savings and Trust CompAny. capitalized at s3O0,o0o, was closed to- day by Bank Examiner !. c. Mc- Clain.
 The depositors numbering 300 will. 1t is said. be paid in full. The bank became embarrassed through carrying sI75.000 in bonds of the Washington County Coal Company and also ether notes, on which 1t failed to realixs when it's reserve cash ran low.
 When the doors failed to open at the usual time today word was quickly circulated that tho bank had failed. and within a short time many excited depositors appeared. The excitement still prevails.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

For s7.s0o. splendid residence on South Lawrence street nine rooms. two bath rooms, modern throughout. Let s0xf50 feet If you want a choice home. in this desirable section. we have a proposition here that will in- tereEt you.
 For $l250 each. We have two excep- tionAllv desirable residences. one in Ward Five. one in Ward Three. Mod ern improvements, nice large lots.
 For s325o. Six room residence on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

You will do SO if you buy any of the following properties from us:
 For ss,000 beautiful residence. in ono of the most desirable sectloas of the city. Modern throughout. Ele- gant lot 5exl51 feet.
 For s7.5e0. a most desirable subur- ban home. Seven large rooms. with all modern conveniences Large ele- gant grounds. and located where prop erty is steadily. and rapidly enhancing in value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Geo. A. Thomas.

Tn Highland Park We have for sale beautiful seven room dwelling on corner lot 56x3i0 feet. Within one block of car line. and in nice neigh. borhood. This Is one of the incest homes in Highland Park. Immediate possession can be given. Price only sS.0oo.
 strictly white settlement, six beautiful suburban lots. We can make you a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

.THERE IS 4 REASON" Why you HbessIa buy FloweSs of us. We grow the best. We kaOvx how to arrange them. We deliver promptly.
 s. B. STERN & co. II Dexter Ave. Phone 1OOt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

1t for only s3.25o.
 We have for sale a nice five room dwelling with seven lots, situated on gravel drive and car line. If you want a suburban home with plenty of room here is your chance.
 We have quite list of special bar gains in real estate. both in city and in country property, and 1t will pay you to see what we have to offer before you purchase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

This property is located on First Avenue, Nineteenth street and Morris avenue in the heart of the city. oppo. site the Union Depot. The building is of steel. brick and terra-cotta con- struction. and Is one of the most orna- mental, substantial and valuable pieces of property in the South. yielding hand some returns. Parties desiring extension on pur- chase may make satisfactory arrange ments with and obtain any desired in- formation from the undersigned.
 B. J. BALDWIN,
 M. L. GREIL,
 Trustees. Montgomery. Ala, Sun st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
NAME NOT ON FAY ROLL.
B0naparte Says no Such. Person q
 Hanks in Employed.

Hanks in Employed.
 Washington, Feb. 9.--Attorney Gen eral Bonaparte today transmitted to the Senate a letter stating that the record of the department of justice do not show that any person by the name of Charles S. Hanks has ever been employed in any capacity by the de- partment.
 The attorney general says no pay ment has been made to him from the public funds under his control. The communication was in response to s resolution introduced oy Senator Till~ man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Rheumatism Can't Stay

&knRN &&M when the sufferer gets undee AWVRGDV~W the curative influence of MULLER's FAMOUS PR ESCRI PTEON 1OO8sA, This medicine has proved its superior worth thsse forty five years It's merit is undoubted and well established. It's the only REAL CURE for Rheumatisrn and Gout-Any age or condition CURES BECAUSE IT MUST. Insist on Muller's. At drug. gists', 75c. bottle. Booklet mailed fres. WI. IL MULLER, University Place, New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Montgomery. 1
NOTICE OF SALE BANKRUPT
 STOCK
General Stock Merchandise. BoOk Ae-
 commits. Etc.

lacneTOT SNOCk WtEtuHuWHNNs nUV1< sNN-
 counts, Etc.
 Pursuant to an order by the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama, in cause pending in said Court. wherein W. c. as Receiver will sell at public outcry for cash, during legal hours of sale. on Tuesday. February 10th. 1907, at the store house formerly occupied by the said w. C. Grimes at Opp, Coy ington County Alabama. the stock, goods, wares and merchandise, fixtures and book accounts. ore mule and two wagons. Inventory now On file al Montgomery. Alabama. Said property win be sold subject to confirmation by said Court GEORGE STUART.
 Feb 9th 1g07 Receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
FOR SALE.

Two sets baP fixtures, show cases, iron safe, assortment whiskey, etc.
 George Stuart Trustee. w. A. CaPglIl, BankEupt. su-wed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

The Daybreak Fertilizers produce q bale and more of cotton on poor up- 1and. What will it do on your good Iands
 Marks 4 GavIe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
MEDICAL.

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 MALARINE-Complete eradieates malaria from system. Bottle sl 90. prepaid Klein Medical Co, 1912 Delaware Ave, Norwood. O ---su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
EYpERT SAVE REPAIRINQ.

gY JNo N. TODD. Expert. Merchants. and bankers safes opened and repairea. Comhl- eiaIty We send expert 10 any town. Mont Comrry Safe and Lock Co. 2sl Commercs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
FINANCIAL.

TO BORROW a, 500 60 for three years. win transfer life insurance policies of f6, 00U as security pay reasonable interest and pre- m!ums promptly. Policies 20 pay life and now to f5 years old insurance" care Advertiser. -Ss
 
 MONEY to loan on watches, diamonds. jew ciry, guns and pistols: don't worry your friends when in need of a small loan: come to us; our bustiiess is strictly confidential. Mont gomery Loan Co, 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
BUSINESS 0pPORlUNITIEs.

sT-CcEss in the stock Market our book giyc4 details free. Write for it. John 4.
 soardman & Co. Stock Brokers, 5S Broad way, New York. III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
Iyey-Noble Realty Co. Real Estate. Fire insurance.
43S s. COURT ST.

We have the exclusive sale of this property Lot 105 by 21o. on the west side of street. Less than five blocks from Court Square. Recognised as one Street, In fact in the city. If you want an Ideal location for fine home, this is your chance. There are no others like it on the market.
 w. W.A.JACKSON X co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
If You Want to Invest Your Money Safely and Profitably

choice lot. 50x150 feet. fine renting proyerty and nice home.
 For s2,i0o five room cottage Martha street Lot 50x15o feet.
 For s1. 800 Five room cottage with bath. etc. Clayton Park street,
 For i.500. Four room cottage. Clay ton street; lot 5oxt50 feet.
 see uk when you want Fire Insur- nnce and Surety Bonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

CoAL--BEsT BIoCToN LUMP One grade enly--se per ten. PheRe az5. ExeAange Tee Wetks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
LIGHT HOUSE BILL
 - Senate Passes Measure With Amend- nncntM of Com msitfee

Washington. Feb. 9.--The omnibus lighthouse bill was called up in the Senate today by Chairman Frye. of the committee on commerce and was passed without Jiscussion.
 The committee amendments were read and agreed to and within three minutes from the time the subject was mentioned the bin was passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
IRON SAFES.

.-------- = A. hsnL Snfes bought sold exchanged. We sarry one hundred safes In stock. Montgom- cry safe and Lock Co. 22i Commerce Si.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
TYPEWRITERs.

 NEW and second hand typewrfters for sale; machines of all makes rented, repaired and exchanged; supplies and accessories. F. L. nnvnnf. successor to Terry & Dayant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
MULES AND HORSES.

JtigT received more loads Tennessee mules aiso 2 loads horses. Prices right. Come to sec us and save. money. Abraham Eros. Horse Mule Co.,. 123 Lee St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

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   We are authorized to sell a fine mercan- tile business the storehouse a=d as nice c ted up with all city conveniences; good steam ginnery and 50 acres of attractive land. The dwelling has nine rooms and is hess. and you can do. f you wish sso. eeo safe credit business. This property is lo- catsd at the forks of two of our best coun- try, roads. and is far enough away from the city not to have to compete with the city for business. is amongst good white people. will buy this property; s2.5o0. % cash, and the balance at six per cent. interest," We will also sell. If the buyer wishes, the stock of goods for it's acutal cash value.
 
  For s6250 90 we will sell the house End lot on the southwest corner of Jefferson and Union Streets. and the house and lot west of the corner, and the house and lot south of the corner and will take $2.s50. % cash ana carry the balance. This property rents for se60 90 a year. and you can read lily see that it Is a first class nv,stment
 
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  For at once 30 houses and lots in a pros porous part of suburban Montgomery Ior Sl2 GOO one-half cash, balance at per cent interest--wiil pay y0I 1J p"T cent. interest on s1s,0oo.
 - If you want a four story and cellar build Ing well constructed with railroad facilities at cheap rent: we will deliver to yca such a building by septems:r ist on five years lease.
  Two houses and lots South of King St just West of Jackson St, S3, ,5O0 for the two.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

BEAUTIFUL SIGHT. he'd of Pnnsies in early Spring. We have fhe plants for sale by the dozen or bI the hundred.
 \. B. STERN 4 co. n Dexter Ave. Phone IOOl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU Want to breed your co" to one ot tho best bred Jersey males in the state send to Louis Frazier. 12ss So Court St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

We are authorized to sell fine mercan- tile business, the storehousc a.d as nice c country home there is in the county, fit- ted up with all city conveniences; a good steam ginnery and 50 acres of attractive land. The dwelling has nine rooms and is new. There is about a sf2. 900 % cash bus mess. and you can do, if you wish a $50. 0e0 safe credit business. This property is lo- catsd at the forks of two of our best coun- try, roads. and is far enough away from the city not to have to compete with the city for business. is amongst good white people and in fine agricultural district, $7500. co will buy this property; s2. 500. % cash, and the balance at six per cent. interest," We will also sell. If the buyer wishes, the stock Of goods for its actual cash value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
PERSONAL.

CHARMING YOUNG Lady has SIG, 900 cash will also inherit same amount, wants 10 meet young or middle aged man with view of matrimony. Ono triflers) AddFeRs Miss Hart. Dept 56O 54 Wabash, Chicago.
 ~-l6 MEG-Write to me, or come nome. st. Pe- tersburs; we will arrange everything. Jim
 -16-Su-wed - -16-su-wed MEN-Don't take chances: prevention bet information. Prospect Supply Co, Box 55 station W, Brooklyn. N. =-t6 sTrPERFI.UoUs HAIR REMoVED--No iniu- " whatever: hundreds have se- cured permanent cure. Why suffer the Af- fiictton longer when relief is free for your address and stamp. Write today to Marcelle La Grande. 18th 6 Euclid Avenue. Phiiadel- phia. Pa e-su-N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
FOR sALE-RzAL ESTATE.

WILL SELL some unimproved negro prop quick buyer. For cash or part cash and
 balance on easy terms. Address C., care Advertiser. '~-JI wANTED-To sell some very desirable ne- gro property for cash at a sacrifice for
 cost Address C.. care Advertiser. --fI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

REAL ESTATE; INSURANCE.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
FOR SALE.


 HORSE-For safe. gentle and fine mare; combination horse. lady can drive her; warranted sound and gentle. s. W. Napier. Union Springs, Ala. -i0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

For s6,25o.o0 we will sell the house End lot on the southwest corner of Jefferson and Union Streets, and the house and lot west of the corner, and the house and lot south of the corner. and will take $2.s50. % cash, ana carry the balance. This property rents for se60 90 year. and you can read fly see that it is a first class invC stment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

WAxTED--To sell some unlmproved negro
 property in very desrable locality at a bai | gain for cash-naust be sold. Address ", care Advertiser. ---1o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

FOR RENT--Top floor of old Farley Ma ti6hai Bank Building Inquire at office of selden Brick Construction Company corner Court Square. --i2-su-mo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.


 wANTED-To rent 6 {, 5, or s room house, Feb. s5. Address 4il E. strong. Pensacola, Fla. --12
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
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INTERPRETATION.

wANTED-Position by young man as hook keeper or assistant. can furnish references. Address W. c. S., Box 5s3. City. --e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

FOR SALE--six room cottage on Jefferson St.. railroad call district. gas, bath. sanita- ry, stable and servants room. Terms ,asia particulars. Phone 70. .--la
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. J N. Gibbs have gioe
nm a Wait to friends in Nsbraska'
Mrs DAVID Graham is visiting her
old home at Fayetteville, Tenn.
Mr.. @. 4. Hoof, president oil the
First National Bauk, has 30 far recover
ed from bis recent accident that he wss
able to be at the bank for short Time
esterdsy aud today. He Was warmly
greeted by his friends. 80
Mr.. d. G. Ansley and family VIII
remove to Washington next week. MI
Apsley's duties ss treasurer Of the
Southern Rsilway require bis constant
presepce 10 the city. His many AK
auiria friends will regret his departure
from their IN d..
Mrs. Robert IPorlDer, whose young
daughter, Miss Anus Porin'r, will make
her debut next Monday q, tea st The
family residence on Vermont Avenue, IN
w, sbington, give a beautiful luncheon
yesterday IN honor Of Miss Carol New
berry. daughter of the assistant Secrt-
tary OF the nsvy.
Mr.. John F. Ohauncey Is confined 10
his home in the southwestern section Oh
the city by indsposition.
Mr.. Archibald Fl Taylor, who recent
" returned from abroad, where he spent
bis honeymoon, WAS rendered a dinner
BY several of bis friends at the Univer'
sity @ ub in Baltimore last night. BE-
tween the courses impromptu speeches
were delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
BURNING OF A sTEAMBO At.

As vas stated in the g este, the side
wheel steamer ST. MsTys, owned by the
MarVland, Delaware and Virginia Rail.
ropd Company, was completely Destroyed
nv f.c early yesterday morning while
aground OF Holland Point bsr, IN The
Psluxent river. All the creS we're saved
excepting Thomas A. ThoWp.on, g
cDIoted waiter, who persisted 10 the
flames. Captain G3urley AID the re-
maioder Of the cres reached Baltimore
last night.
The steamer st. Msry's waa formerly
the Theodore Weems, aud Nss one OF
the feet Of The Weems Line, which
traded for many years out of Baiti NOR"
She was huilt by William Skinner q
Son. in 1872, and in 1889 she csnyh'
FIVE whiIs lying a. Pier 8, L'gh' street,
Baltimore. sad Was burn d o TIE wafer .
edge She was inmedately rebuilt and
Feosmej the st. Ma 20 .
The old ste mer C'lumhis WAS taken
from the route ~, eeB this port and
Baltimore 10 1873, aud her place was
taken b. toe r'esmer Sue. In the ioi-
Iowiag 5err the Mary Washington
was placed or he ron!e, and the Thee
dore W.ems. in command OF Capt.
James Harper, formerly OF the Oolum
bia succ. eded the Mary Washington
q few months later, aud the Wesm' ran
ON the route until the following year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
FREE KINpERGARTEN.

Tnere vii De sale and concert tor the
henefit of the Alexandra Free kiDdef-
garten or Tuesday, December 10 h. The
sale will begin at / o'clock and continue
through the afternoon and evening"
Tbs Tree kindergarten is public insli-
tuition and many are interested 10 It's
works. Eearly 40 children are IN ST.
tendance which means a paradise 10
many of them. The funds in the treas
ury are at very loS ebb and money IL
badly needed by The managers. Among
ths scloists at the "Old Folks Sopg
Recital will be Mrs DeDier who VIII
sinp "Comin' Thru The Rye" spd
Miss Kate smOot "Good-bYe." Mrs.
Rsymond Hul6sh, Mrs. Sherman Flo Fler
and Dir. Ogden and others will also sing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-07
Second PREsBY IERIAN ca URCH

Last ,igb, the 5e.:aGd Prssbs,efisn
Church srs crowded ton the front pew
., the ms;u floor 10 the last seat 10 the
-crowc.d sib mep AID women
tsg 10 hesr The gospel in Sopg ana
1mon. Among those prss-nt e.co
night hsv- b ca seversl coiored
D "ple. The -inglue of the DALEY q1sr
ie,,r was again grsa ly Ell Yed. K v.
d FINN spike simply and i'oPresslVeiy
o he hpliuess cf G ID and the holiness
which man mast bsve in order to be
sly,d. He was seDed 10 with tl1se
a tention throughout his address. One
esrnts, Christian at the close OF the 'ef-
mon came f,rward s'eking more power
sad grace. 81
This morning Mr.. Flnn spoke to chill
dren. OF whom there we're many present,
Noon dav prayer meetings were nelo
at the Psf Shoe Factory, where the
management gave fifteen minutes OF tne'i
time so their eighty employees could
b ear the songs, the prayers and the mes-
cage. also a short service at the SIX
factory. Fourteen meetings viii ne
held Monday In shops, factories and
stores Ia the city. =,
Tonight the qusrtette will do most all
the singing at the 1880 service d.
Finn will again preach.
Yesterday 10 the glare OF the glass
furnace at the Old Dominion Glass WORKS
a noon day prayer meeting was held by
a company OF Christian men who are
working ia the evsugelistic meetings.
At $3.50 tomorrow afternoon Mr.. Tom
Harrison. of whose conversion In q rail-
road yard in Atlanta, while be was
cursing and swearing, Mr.. Finn has
spoken in his meetings, will speak to
men at the Second Presbyterian Church.