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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

had nice eyes. and a. friendly way of lookin' at a feller. Sometimes they talked--about elevators, and books, and a guys not havin' any chance to go to school, and how 1t was a good thing to study nights.
 He was staunch little partisan. too and talked of his friends of the other sex. chief of whom was Mir. Tremaine. And although when the conversation turned on the lawyer 1t usually became a monologue, Miss Marjorie was a good listener. Her eyes would grow soft and she would sigh a little. One day when Daniel O'Connell gleefuly told of a case which Tremaine had just won. she gave him a quarter.
 Down" said a masculine voice, and Miss Ten Eyke's fear--or hope--was re- aliZed. The car stopped at the twelfth floor for Mir. Tremaine. He removed his hat with that air of impersonal courtesy which is so annoying when person Is willing to accept an overture of peace. Of course, she had return ed his ring. and sent back his notes uu- opened and refused to speak to him. but that was two whole months ago. Why couldn't he have been more per ststent? Didn't he know a girl could change her mind? Oh dearl The tenth floor. and he wasn't going to even look
 
 beneath their feet. They were falling, An agonizing vision flashed into Mar tories mind--a vision of herself. lying crushed and broken at the bottom of the shaft. With a cry which struck re- morse to the hearts of tne plotters, she turned to TremaIne hands outstreched:
 Morgan, dear save mel" And when Tremaine had gathered her protect ingly into his arms. Daniel O'Connell neatly caught the cable again.
 Mrs. Tan Eyke was spending the evening in Brooklyn. and by the glow ing grate Marjorie and Tremaine plan ned the wedding. down to the last bridesmaid.
 'Td like to have Daniel Moloney there, too, dear" said the young man. He's a--a sort of accomplice of mine-- that is--" hastily. "a pal He's going to be my office boy after the first of the month"
 "DanieI shall be there" replied Mar iorie. warmly. as she nestled more closely to his shoulder. T just love
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
COSTLY PRESSURE.
Heart and Nerves Fail on coffee.

resident of a great western state
 puts the case regarding stImuIants with
 a comprehensive brevity that is admir-
 able He says:
 q am 56 years old and have had con
 siderable experience with stimulants They are all alike-a mortage on re- served energy at ruinous interest. As the whip stimulates but does not strengthen the horse, so do stimulants act upon the human system. Feeling this way. l gave up coffee and all oth- CT stimulants and began the use of Postum Food coffee some months ago The beneficial results have been Rp- parent from the first. The rheuma- tism that l used to suffer from has lett me. l sleep sOunder my nerves are steadier and my brain clearer. And ] bear testimony also to the food value of Postum--something that is lacking
 in coffee" Name given by Postum co Battle Creek. Mich. There's a reason Read "The Road to Wellville," the quaint little books in packages.
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DELEGATEs ARE sH..rED.
Fairley Appointed on Mine WorkerS'
 Committee On RescIutiOns.

Fa,rley Appointed on Mine Workers
 Committee on Resolutions.
 Indianapolis. Jan. 1s--The convention of the United States Mine Workers oi America today seated all the delega- tions under a provisional arrangement that the delegates guarantee the unpaid dues owed by the locals they represent these dues to be paid by April l. Dele gates who refuse to give this guaranty will not be allowed to vote on any ques- tion. f+
 President Mitchell announced the ap- pointment of committees. The compo- sition of the Committee on Resolutions is as follows:
 W. R. Fairley. Alabama; J. P. White, T. D. Nichlls, Patrick Gilday, William Green, John H. Walter. Alexander Powat. Thomas Gibson, Francis Fee han. Williamson, P. R. Stewart. wei lnigton O,Connor and Thomas Kerby.
 Secretary Wilson read resolution which attacked State Mine Inspector Emerson and expressed doubt as to his honesty and ability. The recent mine disaster at Clinton was seferred to es- pecially.
 The resolution was referred to the committee and the convention ad- journed until tomorrow.
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SUNDAY FREIGHT TRAINS.


Huntsviiie. Jan. 1s.--tspeciai)-At the monthly meeting of the City Pastors Asso- 1 citation resolution was adopted favortng the passage of law presenting tho opera ton of freight trains in Alabama on Sun days.
 The association does not favor child labor bill unless a clause is inserted provid- ing for compulsory education The min fsters do not think children will be bene- fited by being taken out of the mills nn- less .hev are sreanirAd -ts go to school. The marriage of Miss Rose Margaret
 Moore to Mir. Irby A. Lewis was soiemnizeo at s:so o'clock tuesday, morning at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Agatha l O. Moore.
 The resignation of Rev. wiuoughby Clay brook asrector cf the Episcopai Church took effect today and Mir. Claybrooke has gone to Annistou. He win tecome general mis- sionary of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama and his work will take him to all parts o' Alabama. He preached his farewell ser mon here Sunday News of the death of Cart E. F. Walker e prominent citizen of Guriey. has been re- caived in Huntsville Captain Walker wal well /known here. having served as County l couimissionsr of Madison County an& repre- sented the county in the State Legislature | Mrs. Minnie Ada Bennett. of Dallas VII | Iase, died Monday after brief illness. sh' was IS year old.
 Mrs Elizabeth wiibanks. an aged resi- dent of Madison County, died Monday af ternson at her home near Briar Fork l large number of relatives survive her. l walter 4. Johnson of Birmingham hal | flied in the United States Court here l suit against the Louisville and Nashville Raiiay clamng sso.ooe damages for the los
 of c leg. Johnson clans that he lost thu | leg ty being knocked down by freigh l train on the road of the defendant conn pany while attempting to make crossini in Birmingham.
 l T. J. Smith. q well known merchant O | courtiand. Ala. has filed voluntary oank | e,,ntcv netition in the United States Cour
 Ihere. His liabilities are s4,sss and his as sets s4.s5o He claims s1,oeo as exempt
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CLENN0N MUST PAY
ADVERSE DECIsfCN RENDERED RY
 SUPREME COURT.
NeEfess' Claim For Moncy Left Her As
 BeQuest Sustained, the Amount { Being e116.--RetrfaI For
 Cebe WFight.

The Supreme Court yesterday hand
 ed down an opinion affirming the de- cision for the plaintiff of the Mobile Circuit Court in ,he case fof James K. G1ennon of Mobile. Appellant, against Mary Harris. The jury in the lower court rendered Judgment in favor of Mary Harris negro woman, for $11e. The decision in the appellate court was written by Justice Dowdell
 It appears that Mary Harris was. some years ago, servant for Mrs. Amelia Durand, who died and left her a bequest of s3s0. Mir. Glennon was executor of the will, and under a mis- apprehension, told the woman her be- quest was s20o. This amount was paid to the negress, by mutual consent. in monthly paymentsof of SIG. and Mir. Glen non secured receipt in full from the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
Prince Ferdlnana.. Little Game.

The London Chronicle.
 What Is the little gamo that is now being played by Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria? week or so ago it was an.- nounced that he had spent a night in cognito at Vienna, and that then he had departed, in equal secrecy. for Ber- lin. On his way home-having pre- sumably visited other capitals en route the Prince was "collared" at Bucha- rest by the Crown Prince of Roumanic' and dragged off to dtne, quite private ly. with the royal family. What does 1t all mean It Is known that Prince Ferdinand cherishes an ardent desire to have his princely crown converted into a royal one. so 1t is not improba ble that his recent flight through En- rope. as q kind of muffled meteor, may have been In the nature of a canvass ing tour among the monarchical Courts Prince Milan of Servia had to do tho same thing before he could be recoE- nized and proclaimed as King. and se did Prince Charles. now King of Rou- mania
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GOVERNMENT DAM BREAKS.
Three Hundred Feet of Aiieghsn!
 River Bank Washed Away.

Three Hundred Feet of Aiieghsny River Bank Washed Away. Pittsburg, Jan. .16. .--Three hundred feet of the west bank of the Allegheny
 River at Springdale. Pa. was washed
 away during the night as result or the bursting of the government dam yesterday afternoon and the erosion continues.
 Today a large frame dwelling. known as the Forniff House. was car ried down the river. Nine other dwellings, and the Heidenkamp Mirror Companys plant are in imminent dam ger.
 During the day five more unoccu- pied houses were undermined and fell into the river. Major Sibert, in charge of the government work here, has decided that the only way to pre- vent further destruction of property IS to dynamite the dam near the middle. He Is awaiting instructions from the War Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

WANTED-Position by registered drug clerk of several years experience: best of references furnished. Address F. Q. Box 107. Eutau, Ala. -6-7t
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wANTED--To buy a second hand one horse dray, must be in good order and cheap for St West-Stegall Grain Commission Co.
 3-su-tu-thu
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The Sweetest Girl in Dixie. At Bijou Tonight. Prices 25c, 3Sc, 50
pr. Bibb weds Miss Freeman,

Tuscaloosa, Jan. 16.--(Special.)- )-The marriage of Dr. Thomas C.. Blbb of Avondale and Miss Hassie Freeman oc- cured at s o'clock last night at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Ernest Hagler, In this city. Rev. L. O. Daw- son, pastor of the Baptist Church, per formed the ceremony. The bride Is well-known in Tuscaloosa, having spent a great deal of time here with her sister. She has many friends. Dr. Bibb is a gentleman of many sterling qualities. He Is prominent dentist at Avondale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
PREVENT DETERMINATIONS.
American Jew To Be HOnOred Abroad
 As American Gentle.

AS AmCEhcHh
 Atlanta, Ga.. Jan. 16.-The second davis session of the council of the Union iof American Hebrew Congrega- tIons was chiefly devoted to discussion of the so-called American Jewish Com mittee.
 The debate was animated and showed great divergency of opinion. The final action of the council was to erect that ali Jewish organizations in this coun- try must unite for the promotion of the general welfare only insofar as to prevent unjust discrimination.
 The reports of the several commit tees and the determination that the American passport for American citi- zens must be recognized in all civilized countries, regardless as to whether the holder of such passport Is Jew or noN, were all acted upon affirmatively Tonight a banquet was rendered the visitors by the Jewish citizens of At lanta.
 Philadelphia was selected as the next meeting place.
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stealing s2.ooo from the welis-Farsc Express Company. when arrested Wikes had $500 and admitted to the police that he took the amount ane had. spent s1.700 in travelling about the country. Wilkes expressed . willing ness to return to Texas without reoui- sition papers. eF,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17

The wintry afternoon was closing as Miss Ten Eyke,>in horsegown which to the masculine eye made her beauty simply bewilderinE called the elevator to the fourteenth floor of the Alameda |. She had spent the afternoon with a girl friend. and aS the car stopped. her heart beat a little more rapidly over a certain possibility That she might encounter Tremaine, For Miss Mar jorie was very much In love with the young lawyer despite their quarrel.
 She invariably explained to herself at this annoying quickening of the pulses, that it was fear, not hope which made her feel so. Daniel O'Con- nell approved of Miss Marjorie. She
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LOrT-FOsTER.
Wedding at Tuscaloosa Surprise to Friend,
 of Couple.

Wedding at Tuscaloosa Surprise to Friends
 of Couple.
 Tuscaloosa, Jan. 16.-(SpeciaL)-A we'd ding which was quite a surprise to Tusca- loosa people. occurred at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Perkins Monday afternoon. The contracting persons were Mir. H. Shell ton Lott. young business man of Jackson Miss. and Miss Mattie A. Foster. only daughter of Rev. L. &. Foster. pastor of the Baptist Church at Holt. The ceremony was performed by the brides father.
 The couple left immediately for Jackson Miss. their future home. -
 The County Commissioners seem to Dc having hard struggle to a location for the court house. Numerous sealed bids on the location have been received. but 50 far they have failed to arrive at a decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
LowInndn Under Water.

Cincinnati, Jan. 16.-F1ood conditions are reported at all points between Point Pleasant and Cincinnati by the weather bureau today. The observer announces that the outlook is serius. Lowlands are under water all along the river, but the early notice of the approach of the high water gave merchants time to re- move much of their stock to places of safety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
R,rer High at MndI.on.

Madison, Wis. Jan. 1e.-River and weather conditions in this section re- semble those of 1884. when the highest river stage was reached. It has rained steadily for several days and the river Is now at 4S feet and swelling over an inch an hour.
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WkNTED-sALEsMEN

sALEsMEN wANrED-Three salesmen for our new County. Township and railroad Sur
 yeys of Alabama These surveys a splendid compilation of facts, figures and drawings and of wonderful value. Counties and towns are fully indexed and populations of each are given; railroads plainly shown and distances/ between all stations also shown; congressional districts outlined. num- bored and Populations given. Other features too numerius to mention. A splendid oppor- tunity for energetic men, Rand, McNally & Co.,. Chicago. Ill 5--16-17-23-4-s-So
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MOBILE SPECULATION.
Wire Houses are still Doing Buni
 ness.

Mobile, Jan. 1.-(Special by Long Distance Telephone.)-The two bucket shops in Mobile and the legitimate brokerage house. are still doing busi- ness in the future contract. but two of the brokerage houses have quit this market on account of the prospect of the passage of the Pitts bill, prohibit ing all dealings in future.
 The local agents of the Hayward. vick & Co. of New Orleans and New York, will continue to do business as long as the law does not prohibit fu- ture trading by bona fide agents of cot ton exchanges.
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that boy. You don't know how much he thinks of you, Morgan. I'm so glad he's to be--"she hesitated a littla and blushed charmingiy ovsr the pro- noun our office boy It would hard ly seem natural if he wasn't there"
 Morgan winked at 1 particularly knowing coal in the grate Darling" he said. impressively, 'it wouldn't be Q wedding without him"
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R ED. Anpoinrments.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Special. )-- Rural routets ordered established March 1, Mount Hope. Lawrence coun- ty route 2, population 375. families ss; Newburg. Franklin county, route i nnnulation 800, families 1G0.
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as b,a.iSiSeeper by com potent man. can furnish reference. Address IT. care Advertiser. 4t-R
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I,,,n.. nohber Arreated.

Boston. Jan. 16.-A search which GOV cred many thousand miles and ended in this city today tn thS arrest of James A Wilkes of Dallas, Texas, who is wanted in that city on a charge of
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KnowIe. Is COnfirmed.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The Senate today confirmed the nominations of Horace G. Knowles to be minister to Roumania and Servia and Arthur F.. Statter to be assistant treasury secre- tary.
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Rubber GoO ds Advance.

New York, Jan. 16.-Prices of rub Der goods have been advanced hve per cont by the United states Rubber Company in it's price list to the trade for 1907. which was made public yes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
EXPERT sAFE RNPAIRING.

BY JNO N TODD. Expert. Merchants. and bankers safes opened and repaired Combi- nations changed. Opening bank safes a spe- eialty We send expert to any town. Mont gomery Safe and Lock Go, 22l Commerce
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pnrdon For Ralaula

TAneier. Jan. 16-The chiefs of the Ben MSur tribe. with which Raisuli sought refuge, are negotiating with tba Moroccan authorities ot obtain mar don for themselves and Raisuh
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HERE!

We just want to put you on notice --so you'll know--that we have the fsxiest selection of Fine Hats in the city.
 You don't ever want to buy Hat without first giving us a chance to show you what we have. If you do we'll sell you.
 You might like the $6 Derby if not you can get one for $4 or $3. Go as far as you like.
 Anyway-see us. AkNgexu
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MOBILES CARNIVAL.
Communities Meets and Makes Apprs sc uriaffOua

Communities Meets and Makes Appro-
 priations.
 Mobile, Jan, 16.-(Special by Long Distance Telephone. )--The Carnival coainittee met tonight and approprfat- ed various sums to the several sub. committees of the executive commit tee. t q
 No definite decision was reached regarding the amount to be expended for lighting but 1t is generally under stooc that the general committee after providing for all their expenses will devote all the balance to electrical dis play
 The Frohsinn tonight entertained It's usually large audience with an ex- ertionally fine program of vocal and ments are always of a very high grade but was tonight exceptionally fine. the occasion being the anniversary of the organization. After the musical pro- gram was completed. the several hun- drsd guests enjoyed 6 typical German supp@
 Tae street railway company amour ced today that on and after January l. all motormen and conductors must carry watches of standard quality. Most of the men are now supplied with cheap grade watches, to which fact the management attributes most of the just complaints of irregular schedules.
 E. l.. Muscat and W. E. England have returned from the Commission n Merchants Convention in Pittsburg and report very strong sentiment among the me mbers in favor of coming to Mobile either next year or the year after.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-17
SEWING MACHINEse.

WE RENT and sell Singer and Wheeler & month: we also repair all makes of Sewing Machines at a reasonable price. Singer Sew ing Machine Co.,. J. .I. Timmerman. Mgr, No lO4 Dexter Avenue. Phone No SIS.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on watches diamcnda. Jew elry guns and pistols. don't worrJ your friends when in need of Q small loan come 10 us; our business t4 strictly confidential
 gomery Jan Co. --tt
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TRUNKS

w1NTED-You to know that we are selling trunks at factory prices. Call and see Some of our makes. Montgomery Trunk Cn.. t03 Bibb street. fL
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s...E., .e Art.u.n. Hou.e.

Speaker of Arkansns House.
 Little Rock, Ark. Jan 16.--Allen H. Hamiter of LaFayette County. was to- day elected Speaker of the House after a deadlock of two days.
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FOR SALE.

MRS. KIRKLAND'S Latest cook book con taining S46 recipes. all fine: for sale 216 N Lawrence St., price $1.eo. Canvassers want
 ed. 5t-lt
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IRON SAFES.

MERCHANTS Fire proof safes. screw door hank safes, bought. sold. exchanged We carry one hundred safes in stock. Montgom- cry Safe and Lock Co. 22l Commerce. St.
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MULES AND HORSES.

lust received more car loads Ten nessee and Kentucky mules, also loads horses. Prices right Come to us and save money Abraham Bros. Horse and Mule Co il9-123 Lee St. If
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FOR sALE-Brace of nice snooung dass. hIack and white pointer bitch and white black and tan setter dog. These are good lockers. well broken aud good retrievers. Charles R. Russell Union Springs. Ala.
 - 7:-lO
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FOR sALE-Brace of nice shooting dogs. black and white pointer bitch ana white. black and tan setter dog. These are good lockers. well broken and Eooi Ftrteyvers- Charles R. Russell Union Springs Ala.
 -7t-10
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FOR sALE-My beautiful upright Weber Piano in fine condition. Can be bought at a bargain as we have need for 1t. address
 Miss S 60 Sayre St. City. stf-10
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wANTED--MALE HELP.
WANTED--AGENTs.

AGENTS EITHER SEx--Best thing out, no competition. Everybody buys 150 per cent pie % creditsd on first p5r order. M Rex Novelty Go.
 7o9 Temple Court Bldg. Atlanta, Ga 2-7t
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ENGRAVING.

THE BEsT-send your work us for sat- iafaotory results and quick execution. all
 En1Wn proceases. The Advertiser Engraving Go. Phone ss7. Montgomery. Ala -tf
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FOR SALE-My stock of fixtures. one mule and wagon for sale cheap. E. M. Hilliard.
 11S Monroe St. -tf-10
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in four blocks of postoffice. on Alabama Street nine-room house. comparatively new, Tn nerfect repair. Rents for $50 per month.
 Price on easy terms. S7,000. Possession given Oct. l, 1907. Address locS box 765. 1o-tf
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LOST.

gTRAYED-Or stolen. my sorrel horse has strayed away has been stolen. He has one white hind foot. He Is family horse, medium size and in good condition IL is said that a colored man was seen early Wednesday morning with this horse tied behind his wagon. going toward Showdown
 sellers, Luverne Troy, Ala. please be on the lookout for him. Will reward finder. W. T. Breeding. S2 Hutchinson St.. Phone 1899.
 IS
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TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewriters for sale machines of all makes rented repaired and exchanged. Supplies and accessories. E. l. Davant Successor to Terry x DaVant.
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WANTED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTEDz-At once room for gentleman and wife, must be near Dexter Ave. with or without meals. Reference txchahged Box
 651. city 8
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ROOMS wANTED-Couple without children
 desire three or four unfurnished rooms, sec ond floor, private family. preferred, state terms. Wholesale, Advertiser Office. -S
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FOR sALE-Fresh white wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, and Pekin Duck Eggs, 15 for $1 50; delivered In city. H. B. Hudson. Phone 2517. R. F. D. D. .-1O
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IOST-Female setter. white with small black spots very heavy with small slim head. Reward if returned to S7 Commerce. IosT-MuIe. black mare mule about 15H hands high. Geep cut scar in left back leg. white spot on back from sore. Left pan Handle Place about Dec 2lst 1908
 Information will be appreciated GreiI Bros
 Co. Montgomery. Ala -1S-3t
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FOR RENT--RoOMS.

FOR RENTING large nice unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping and ono fur- nished front bedroom. For reference apply / 71b Adam. 4t-13
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FOR SALE-Htgh class matched team. pair wears old This Is beautiful comb ned team being stylish fast drivers and good saddIers. Charles R. kuIsell. hion Hpr,rrs
 Ala -7t-1O
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Delicious spanish NIackerel and Pom panO.
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FOR sALE-HiKh class matcped team. pair wears old This is a beautiful ombin+d team. being stylish fast drivers and good saddlers. Cha-iss R. RLsssll. uhi'n Smlhks,
 ITa -7t-lO
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WANTED-grTUATIoN.

wANTED-Ofice work to do at night by competent office man.. Address "Ofhce" care Advertiser. 6
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assistant to book
 keeper in a general store of wholesale house r am, seventeen and at work. but wish a change. Win begin at $40 per month Ad Wanted care Advertiser 6