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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

Miss Katherine Boatwright has re-
turned to her home in Manteo. Va,
after visit to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

Mrs. William Emrys Davis. OF Jellico,
Tenn. and Mrs. B. II. Harlow, of Ros-
we'll, N. NJ, are guests of their parents,
Major and Mrs. L. w. Houston, at
Clifton" near Lexington, Va. Both
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Harlow have many
friends In Richmond. who will be glad
to hear that they will spend the sum-
mer in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

of Danville. Va, and Miss Tate.
of Memphis. Tenn. are spending some
time at tho Mount Vernon. Miss VIII
son is visiting her uncle Mr.. L. c. JEFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
FOR A FEW DAYS. OUTING
DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT
AND MRS. ROOSEVELT.
Will Spend a Short Vacation at Pine
Knot, in Albemarle County,
Virginia.

President and Mrs. Roosevelt, accompa-
MED by their son Archie. left Washington
at IL o'clock today over the Southern rail-
way for few days vacation at Pine Knot,
Mrs. Roosevelts country home in Abe
marie county, Va.
The other children, Ethel and Quentin.
were left at home to continue their studies.
Archie took his dog Skip and fishing
tackle with him. Several servants and the
regular secret service guard accompanied
the Presidents party, who occupied the
special car Magnet attached to the regular
train for the south. At North Garden,
eleven miles beyond Charlottesville, the
President and his party will detrain and
take carriages for the trip of about dozen
NliIes to Pine Knot, where the Roosevelt
cottage has been made ready for occupancy.
Che President is looking forward with keen
pleasure to his outing Walks and drives
about the country will form the main fea-
lures of his outdoor diversions, while there
Will be ample opportunity for rest and read
Ing.
NJ c. Iatta, one of the assistant secre-
taries to the President also went with the
party He will establish temporary ONCE
at Charlottesville. through which the ex-
ecutiye offices at Washington may De
reached readily for the transaction OF I'M
portant business. charlottesville is In CON-
muniration with Pine Knot by telephone.
The President is expected to be absent
from the city until next Wednesday night
Owing to the Presidents departure the reg
ular Friday cabinet meeting was omitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
OLD TRADITION SHATTERED
MAN DIsHoNoRABLY DISMISSED
ALLOWED TO RE-ENLIsT.
Action of the President in the Case OF
Former Marine Lennon, John l..
Sullivan's Nephew.

President Roosevelt has shattered one Of
the sacred traditions of the military serv-
ice. One of the hitherto unbroke.> rules of
the army. navy and Marine Corps was
that a soldier sailor of marine who had
been dishonorably discharged could not be
re-enlisted in the military service. the
general practice in the three arms is that
no enlisted man can be re-enliSted unless
his previous service has been honest and
faithful" That rule was recently cited as
prohibiting the re-enlistment of any OF the
Seventy soldiers of the 25th Infantry who
were discharged without honor on ac-
Count of the Brownsville affair
The case in which a precedent is made
Is that of John L. Lennon, late private
ir the Marine Corps and a nephew or
John l.. Sullivan, the ex-prize fighter. He
was convicted by court-martial OF desertion
and sentenced to be Gishonorably dis
charged and to be confined at hard
labor for year. The sentence
was approved and the discharge portion
OF the sentence was put into execution
about three months ago. Since then Len
non has been in confinement at Fort Jay,
New York harbor- Sullivan asked the
President. a few days ago, to restore MS
nephew to the service on the ground that
he had been improperly convicted OF de-
eertion when, SO 1t was alleged, he had
merely overstayed his leave three days
The President was favoraDiy impressed
with Sullivan's representations, and yes
terday ordered that Lennon be pardoned'
on the condition that he re-enlist In the
Marine Corps and serve out his term. That
action has caused considerable surprise III
army and navy circles, for the reason that
It was generally held that no man who had
been dishonorably discharged could be re-
stored to duty except by a special act or
Congress. approved by the President There
Is no question as to the executive power to
pardon Lennon. The only doubt Is as to
the legality of the -re-enlistment of man
who had been dishonorably discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
DANGER OF TIE-UP.
Differences Between Masters and
Pilots and Steamboat Owners.

Although the differences in the wage
scale between the marine engineers and
the managers OF the steamboat lines have
practically been adjusted, except with one
tugboat firm. which is operating with men
not members of the Association of Engi-
neers. there is a possibility of trouble and
the tying up of the steamboats, on the
Potomac in consequence of the demands
made by the masters, pilots and other
licensed men on steamboats, for heavy
advance ranging from SO 1-3 to 60 % per
cent above the pay they are now receiv-
ing. Letters making the demands were
sent yesterday to the managers of the
Washing on Alexandria ferry line, the Mt
Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat Com
pany. the Washington and Potomac Steam
boat Company and other steamboat owners.
in the letter attention Is called to the fact
that living expenses of the men have ad-
Ranced and that salaries have been ad-
boat owners are given until next Monday In
which to make reply, although the scale Is
pot to go into effect until June 1.
The letters are personal ones to the
managers of the various lines and are
signed by the men employed by them.
The Masters and Pilots Association does
rot appear on the surface OF the demand:
though II Is known that Refuge Harbor of
Baltimore, of which the majority of the
steamboat men Of Washington are MEM
beers. Is behind the demand for more pay.
. u HIS dSSOCidtOn idst year won stTtAc
against the boats operated out Of Bald-
Bnore by interests controlled by the Penn
syivania railroad.
The schedule as sent the steamboat man.
ayers Is as follows: -....
Wage schedule, captains. pilots and
mates, Potomac steamers and tugs-Pas-
senger steamers over 800 tons running be-
Sow Sandy Point, captain. SIPS; first pilot
i $50. second pilot, SO; deck mate, $50:
steamers of from 300 to 800 tons running
below Sandy Point, captain, Sis: pilot, SIS,
and deck mate. $50; steamers Of 800 to 800
tons running above Sandy Point, captain,
500: pilot, 20. and deck mate, SEQ; steamers
under 300 tons. captain, so: pilot, SO, and
/ deck mate. $50. and ferry boats captains,
800. and pilots, $40.
In the schedule sent the steamboat men
there Is no mention made of the rates
fixed by the association for the tugboat men,
and It is stated that no demand was made
now In vogue on the river steamers not
running on Chesapeake bay has been cap
stains. SIS; pilots, SEQ. and deck mates. S45.
but In addition TO this the men have re-
ceived their board.
The outcome of the demand is uncer-
tain. The steamboat managers say that
they have just raised the pay of the engi-
Eneers. and there Is q general disposition on
sfheir part to give the men a substantial
Increase. but they say they might as well
fie their boats up as to pay the scale de-
fmanded, the volume of business done not
1ustifying it.
/ Conferences are being arranged between
! the managers of the various lines and their
employees, and 1t is hoped that a compro-
mise may be reached within a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Infants Department.
@n TTENTION is called to the
lNl following items in Outdoor
Ntk Outfits and Short Coats for
spring wear very modestly
e,r;cad Z

Infants Outdoor OUTFITS consisting Of Cream
Bedford Cord Long Coat. cape trimmed with mar
row braid, and Close atting Null Cap, I'm $500
Infants Outdoor OUTFITS. consisting Of White
Pioue Short Coat. collar trimmed with rufie Of
Embroidery and Close fitting Null Cap. finished
with tucks and turnback piece Of en- 81 90
broidery Each.
Ipfants' White Pique Short Coats, buttoned down
side turnover collar, trimmed with inser- 81 c0
tion and embroidery. Each. ........... ro'oo
Infants White PiQue Short Coats with large
collar trimmed with embroidered scall0p g. Or
Each ~
Infants White PiQue Coats made box-plaited
style: collar and cuffs trimmed with hand e. En-
embroidered scallop: belt Of same. Each. %o'oS
Third door, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Higfa=Grade
Toilet Articles.

SantoI Tooth Powder. box. ..................15 c
Santol Tooth Paste. box. -..................l5 c
Sanitol Tooth Wash, bottle. .................15 c
Listeiine. small bottle ......................16 c
DIR. Pray's Nail Enamel, jar. ................i0 loo
Frostilla, bottle. lie
Physicians and Surgeons Soap. cake. ........ sc
Pears Unscented Soap, cake. .......,........ 10c
Pears Glycerne Soap. cake .l2hc
Colgate's Toilet Water. bottle. ........... .2ao
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine. bottle. ........... zoe
Rubifoam, bottle. ......-................l lie
Listersted Tooth Powder. bottle. ............17s
Main door, ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Earl Hobbs at Emergency Hospital

The young man who sustained fracture
of his leg while engaged in a friendly bout
with a companion last Wednesday after
moon. while In front of go D street. was
tEarl Hobbs of 1920 18th street. not Earl
tHarper of 1929 18th street. as at first re-
lported. He is at the Emergency Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17

First Lieut.. william A.. Mitchell. Corps OF
Engineers, will report to the superintendent,
United States Military Academy, West
Point, n. Y, August .. 1907, for assign.
ment to duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Colonial" Extra Fancy
Creamery Butter.

Direct from the creamery.
II you are particular about your butter. we
should be glad to have you try Colonial" 1t is
essentially for discriminating folks. In Clean
itary packages.
35c the pound.
Fifth floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Summer Goods
and Toys.

sSsi eroauet Sets: with long maiets and good;
S' Lawn swings. With seats for two: well made
steel Lawn swings. with canopy; the best swing as
5as.tt Lawn Tents. made Of good quality .si &
oa T1ift Striped Lawn Tents, made Of good qua.
fly material. Each. ...........$8 so
aran s' sand ' Mods. in blue and brown, n
Sand ontats consisting of rake, spade paii sS e
spice Garden Tools. . Joe
sl Boss B1ats Each 5Ss to ssa
sDiaboio"-the latest Partisan craze, and the
0n The gang snon A Toy Washing Maehne very
practical and useful toy; can be used for washing
small articles Each $3.50
Japanese Lanterns small size Sc each Dozen. 45c
Japanese Lanterns. medium sHe ioc ea T5c
G Fancy Decorated Japanese Lanterns good size
hs Small Japanese parasos. Each
Lawn Tennis Goods.
d aeoa s Ss,s rsn aaP R.siet;
Tennis Balls Each Each Soc aos ana ana q 90
tennis Court Markers Each oe
R RseRe.. f Rsssrune. ,i5 and as
Base Ball Goods.
Base Ban MASKS; Each. 2se
Base Bali ss Suits 'a gray only Each %
Base Ball Bats. Each DC to si.oo
Kodaks and Cameras.
No Brownie Kodaks. Each. ............ 81 90
a. large II Films and Film Packs IN
&c essfeei a '0A anu
Fourth door. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Woodward
&
L0thr0p,
New York-Washington-Paris.
Aatarm0n1t
Spring w alter.

%n P Err EJECT table water
lMl should start pure at the
XIV spring and be bottled only
at the spring in bottles ex-
posed for twenty minutes to stream
ing steam. Altamont is the only
water on the market that can fulfill
these conditions.
Extraordinary softness and purity
and unequaled pains in bottling only
at the spring in bottles thoroughly
sterilized immediately before filling
have made Altamont peerless among
all table waters.
Now being demonstrated and for
sale at 1905 F street NV, and at
Our store, Eleventh and F streets
Woodward & Lothrop, Exclusive
Agents Altamont Spring Water Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Special Sale of Baby
Rambler Rose Bushes.

$n VERY special offering;
Ml healthy, pot-grown bushes.
Nv in leaf and bud and bloom;
each wrapped separately in
earth, ready for planting. Owing to
the difficulty of safe delivery of these
we must request purchasers to take
them with them.
SC each.
We also offer a new shipment of
monthly blooming bushes, 4 vari-
cites in package. An unusual value
at
25c pckg. of 4.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Pure Food Department.

Colonial, Blend Coffee. Lib. can, s5c; 3-ib;
can Mco,opar. Fame; Patent Minnesota Spring Wheat
Flour. 1-16 Dbl. a5c: y DBL. sSc; bbL' y % S9
os Se. s.. 81 g stu,ss Olives. Toe TO Sc
aCoioniaP' Tomato Catsup. bottle. sSc
..Goioniar. Pure Apple Cider vinegsr sslion SOC
Colonial Absolutely Pure LARD IN oine e ei M
e'.s Colonial Saniila 2-oz. bottle. 2sc; u pit. sSs:
pint acoionia Extracts. other da1ors a-oa. bot
t'f Extra fancy caliiornis Navel Oranges, dozen
Choice. Smooth. Thin-skin Michigan Potatoes
pe indian River Thin skin Grape Fruit. i2c and
E I1t Fancy Pineappies each. zoe
Extra Fancy Lemons dozen, s zoe
do ssneciai. Peacock Lima Beans, can .7e
Maraschno Cherries bottle; .: 2se &c and 5sc
or Yellow 5 lbs, lie; 10 lbs. .............. .25c
Pineapple Edam, Sap Sage, Roqnefort. Imported
sweitzer, Vermont Sage and New York Full Cream
Nabob Lime Juice bottle. .................. 35e
Gosman's, Cliquot Club and Imported Ginger
Ale S.,S 1o Pare Mamie Sugar. Lib. BRICK
Carne and Tamales; bottle. ..12c
Curtice Bros. blue LABEL Boned Chicken; y
iD: s ssn. LABEL Poited Ham and Tongue small
Red Alaska salmon, tall cans CSC
Catawba White Grape Juice ct. bottle. soc
Hawaiian Pineapple Chunks, 2hlb. can. .25c
Freshly Baked Cakes-Angel. Sunshine Sponge
Gold Leaf. Raisn Loaf. English Walnut, Ginger,
Marble Devil and Layer tall fllings)
Muffin or Drop Cakes. dozen. ....... &c &c
Fifth floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
MORE WILD SPECS IN WHEAT

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE scenes of wild
excitement which attended yesterdays sem
satiOnai advance in wheat prices on the
board of trade were duplicated today. The
market, however, instead of opening at a
higher level, as predicted by many, showed
sharp declines on initial transactions, the
losses ranging all the way from " to 2
cents, compared with final quotations of
teen minutes, however, the market had not
only regained all the opening loss, but had,
in some cases, advanced to point w cents
above yesterdays closing prices. The July
option opened at 961a to 9S cents and adj
vanced to 99s cents. September, after
opening at 97ts to 90 cents. crossed the dol
lar mark and touched s1.O1. The December
delivery also touched 81 OF after opening at
30 cents to $1.O0.
Heavy Buying Orders.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Bears In the local
wheat market made an attack on prices
today and succeeded In getting them down
half cent for the July option. nearly one
cent for September and one cent for De-
cember. Reports of fine weather in the
west and of big shipments from Argentine
were circulated to sustain the bear move
ment. The lowest points reached were
1.O3% for July and September and los for
December. A rush OF buying orders from
all parts Of the country met this drop and
amid much excitement and active trading
prices took sharp upward turn carrying
July to LOSS, a gain of IN over last
nights closing prices; September. 1.OoA, q
gain of 1zs. and December to l07A, gain
of INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17
Girls Pretty Wash Dresses.

and styles, and in
Special value, Las each.
Also splendid collection Of Wash Dresses the heavier fabrics
such as Percales, Ginghams, Chambrays, Linens
$500, SIPS, S3.25 and S375 each.
A Special Collection of Girls Play Dresses
Dark and medium effects chambrays
perca They made number of effects with
easily
Numbered
All sizes, S1.25 each.
Girls Dresses Persian and French lawn made plain
small cks and deep hem and several pretty styles have bertha
of embroidery sizes 6 to IA. sI-ss
Special prices, Sis and ST go each.
White Dresses prett trimmed with Valencennes lace
full tucked above oune Another style
French made with Dutch neck and trimmed with ebroid
ery full and have deep hem;
S2.25 and $3.50 each.
Dresses made with yoks Of tuks and ebroid
finished with large bottom sizes
and ss,
S325 and S3.75 each
Girls New White Serge Coats
popular "s length They made full with
braid collar and cuffs and handsome button
sizes to
Special value, S12.5O each.
Also splendid collection of M" Fulengh Coats hand
novelty cloths showing styles Of fancy bads cloths
combination for trimmings; all sizes.
Special value, $1,000 each.
We have received lot of those popular Black and White
Checked Refers for which there such demand Also
collection OF fancy cloths small checks
Special value, $3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17


ndomh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-17

4 Capt Eugene p Jervey. jr.. 10th Cavalry,
will proceed to the hospital at the Preside,
Fan Francisco, for observation and treat
baent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
REAL ESTATE AND INSUE
 ANCE.
CHANDLER ( DOUGLASS

CHANDLER & DOUGLASS FOR SALE--yacant lots s250 up to and in- to the thousands. Houses and lots near In, on suburbs and outside city. Ncw's the time to buy Cash, checks on banks or their cer- tificates, will be acceptable. OFFICE FOR RENT-we can arrange nice desk room in our office. cheap. CHECKS AND CERTIFICATES-wec can use these papers same as money for parties wishing to buy Real Estate or land. Mont gomery Realty is the place for your money instead of banks.
 MONEY TO LOAN--One parcel s5,000 and other smaller and larger amounts. See us at once. as money Is in rapid demand. FIRE INSURANCE-We represent among the best fire insurance companies in the State, with lowest rates and most prompt In settling losses. Business solicited.
 Call up. phone No. 4ss. or see us at zs Commerce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
lelgN
Davidson, Holt & Strauss
al Estate 0k lnsuranc
 Phones D and l6. :

Phones p and t5 For Sale On South Jackson Street, cottage, five and kitchen electric lights bath modern Improvements in good don Price Sz7so $2oo cash, balance 5000 $500 per month.
 For Sale tcn Gt ss,ss feet .. r00ms sssrs sht gas bath pore Jam , sae I os.s~ n ,os Tsy M bos an s
 For Sale.
 In the manufacturing dhrct Fertilizer Works six fouoom houses and lots These houses wen bu plasefd and painted They seldom vacant and for $500 each per month. For short time only the offered $s5oo0o Viii B per investment Do not let this bargain pass yoa.
 For Sale At Highland Park, nice cottage well located five and kitchen. Price, $7sooo half cash, balance
 For Sale lot 7sxf00 A Rents for $60o per Price $o00$ 900 eash balance easy o. particulars call and We offer for sale on Pleasant 1 IA Avsnue modem. upoda residence two stoes lot 5oxt5o ooms roos want room stable. Easy terms
 For Sale 2 Story Residence on soah MsDonoagh St. modern Price Store Dexter Avenue. Store Monroe Street. !.
 For Sale. Two story dwelling Eu Street condition an mod Improvements Reception ha pafor dining bed kitchen, bath first Hoor Four bed and bath second Hoor Price, ooo $30ooQ0 cash. balance two at six cent This property now renting at 5000 per month
 For Sale. On Hun Street, story dwelling, first class eondtion an modem improvements, nine Price, $650000. Terms easy.
 For Sale. On Csamr Avenoe story dwelling, roons and electric lights, lot 50xt50. Price, $3,600Oo
 For Sale. Dwelling, No t6 eurton Avenue, story, five rooms lot 50x2G gas and electric lights and bath. Price, $3,50000
 For Sale. Dwelling No $ Burton Avenue, story five and kitchen, bath, lot 125x225. Price, $4y50o00, cash. te For Sale. On the of Donaldson Avenue and Amanda Street, story dwelling electric light and bath. Price, $275oO0 For Sale. Second house from Finley Avenue, Norman Bridge Road lot 70t2 five roos electric lights and bath Price, $750O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24

We have for sale new i've room cottage, just completed. with four va cant lots. The cottage is worth s1,soo, and the four lots are worth $500. We will sell the entire bunch at once for sl,T5O; $l.ooo cash. balance. at per cent. The house alone will pay 10 per cent on $i.so0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24

and Madison. under Glenmore Hotel, room 20xS5,, high ceiling and in first class siss. condition. Win rent cheap to
 wanted-If you have any property for sale and are willing to sell cheap. you can get the cash for it by listing 1t with us.
 Wanted-Partieslh having money to lean can obtain good loans through our you can get the cash for it by listing it pie.
 Insurance-Now Is the time to insure your dwelling and furniture. Don't neglect 1t. The early fires are the dangerous ones.
 Bopds-We write bonds in all court proceedings and guarantee the hoUes- ty of your employees. No man should be without such insurance.
 Cyclone Insurance-We write cyclone insurance at very cheap rates-costs $2.50 a thousand on your dwelling for one year or $500 tor three years.
 Farms for Rent-We have several one horse farms on the Wire Road, four miles from Court Square, which we can rent. s
 Business Location for Sale--We have splendid business for sale. Informa- ton given at office. A great bargain for man who desires to purchase an es-S tabliShed business,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
I2S ACRES

At Grandview on the Prattville branch of U. and N, we offer 12S acres of land; about so acres under blow. balance woods. Nice branch of water; white neighborhood; high and healthy. Quarter of mile of station and conven- lent schedule to and from Montgom- cry. Eleven miles from Montgomery by dirt road. Price. $2,4oo cash.
 w. A. Jackson & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
FOR RENT

We have for rent pretty. new cot. tage in our North Highland" plat fronting gravel street. and close to car line. House Is fitted with cabinet mantels and Is beautifully papered Large lot. We also have a new cottage at Highland Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
ZIRkLE & MOORE. We Will take Checks, or Clearing House Certificates. for Any Property
 We Have For Sale.

For Sale-Twelve thousand dollars will buy fine investment property that will certainly make the purchaser q profit of ten thousand in two years time. Owner needs the money and must sell!
 For SaIe-$4.50o will buy eight-room two-story house, three blocks from Sayre Street School with one and a half acres of ground.
 FOR SALE.
 400 Acres of fine land two miles from city limits. Beautiful grove. Will sell. or exchange for city property.
 For Sale-s1.s50 will buy nice i've room cottage, South McDonough Street Has sanitary, electric lights and porce- lain bath. This place is cheap at twen- For saie-s1. 100 will buy three good houses near the l.. & N, shops, renting for $180 per year. This is first class investment property and some day will be used for manufacturing.
 For Sale-$2.650 will buy beautiful nve-room cottage, Bellinger Heights, Electric lights. sanitary and bath. Easy terms.
 For SaIe-A big bargain in three lots at Cloverdale, if sold this week. They are beautiful.
 For Rent-Store room corner Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
TYPEWRITERs.
PRINTING

WANTED-Your printing for dogers. bills of lading, dray tickets circulars or any
 thing in printing that Is . quantity. We have an automatic press. the only one in 'he state. Prompt service; telephone us at ies Woodruff Co. u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
Real Estate Bargains

We have for sale a pretty. new cot- tage, containing five rooms, with cab met mantels. papered throughout, and on large lot. Terms, $25o cash, balance $25 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-24
HOUSE PAINTING.

AND Paper Hanging. neatly done by R. A. Austin, Visit my Wall Paper Parlor. No 22h
 Commerce St., when you go 10 select wall paper. Nice clean place, prices reasonable. Phone 1885. LII