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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
FIRE IN NEW YORK HOTEL.
Theatrical HOsteIry, the Saranae, Is
 Visited by Flames.

New York. June 6.-The Hotel Sara nae in Broadway near Forty-Second street. which Is largely patronized by theatrical people, caught fire about noon today. Many of the guests were asleep when the alarm was given.
 The fire had its origin in a store room near the servants quarters on the top floor and quickly filled the halls with smoke, A prompt arrival of iremen. however, confined the fire to the upper story and roof. This is the third fire at the saranac within two months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Supreme Assembly, Uniform Rank, In
 Convention at Jamestown.

Convention at Jamestown.
 Norfolk, Va, June 6.-The Supreme Assembly of the uniform rank. Knights of Pythias, convened at annual session at Jamestown Exposition today. Two amendments were offered at the open ing session, one changing the style or the uniform. bringing 1t nearer to the standard of the United States Army. and another providing for revision with radical changes in drill regula- lions. These were referred to proper committees Both amendments are fa- vored and probably will pass at this session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
PURSUIT OF A NEGRO.
Black Fiend Attempted Assault at Pratt
 Cffv

Birmingham, June S.-(Special)- Deputy sheriffs and dogs were sent to Pratt City tonight to trace a negro who attempted to criminally assault a white woman. The negro grabbed the woman while she was out in her back yard and her screams caused the negro to desist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
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Dcrailment of Censfraction Cars in
 TexRm.

Beaumont, Tex, Juno 6.-Patrick Wallace was killed, James Corrigan was fatally injured and four other men were more or less seriously injured as the result of a deraf1ment of four con- struction boarding cars in the yards of the santa Fe Railroad at Browndel, Texas. tonight.
 A broken brake beam dropping to the track was responsible for the de- railment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
21 VICTIMS IN HOSPITAL.

Southern wreck at Lebanon Has Been
 Cleared Away.
 Nashville, Tenn, June 6.-The wreck which occurred on the Southern Rail- way near Lebanon, Tenn. yesterday, has been cleared away and regular traffic has been resumed.
 There are twenty-one victims of the wreck in the hospitals here. only one of whom, Mrs. R. P. Mattox of Gran vile, Tenn, whose spine was crushed, 1t is thought will die. Her condition Is serious.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
Not Surprised at orchard.

Denver, Colo, June 6.-"Noth- ing to which Harry Orchard may testify will surprise us," said c. E. Mahoney. acting pres ident of the Western Federation of Miners, today. He probably has committed all the crimes to which he lays claim, but neither he nor the State will be able to duplicate the Western Federation or its officers in any way as being connected with his criminal acts"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
THE WEATHER.

washingtm, Jane 6.-For Alabama rair Fridayy Saturday showers and cooiery fresh south winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
Good Wishes For Orchard.

Walla walla, Wash, June G. In an interview Mrs. Steunen- berg. widow of the former Governor of Idaho. says she hopes Harry Orchard will be given an opportunity to lead a good and honest life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
ANCIENT FISTIC FAVORITE
 ADVOCATES WATER WAGON

or not. but let me say to you. If you do. you are making a mistake. for with out it you will feel as do today, twen' ty years younger in life. clear head. good thoughts and a good bank ac- count. Mind. am not giving advice. simply making little suggestion. and with the New Year rolling around this is the time to do as I did 100 weeks ago, and that was I made up my mind to confine myself to two words, T will" Now, do not take offense at what 1 have said. but take 1t in the good man ner and friendly spirit in which offer. with my best regards, and wishing you q prosperous and Happy New Year, believe me to be
 Ever yours truly.
 "John l.. Sullivan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10

franchise provides that, work shall be- gin within a year and the road be conn pleted within three years. The desig- hating of streets to be used in Tusa- loosa for this line and the rapid clos ing up of the right-of-way matters along the whole line. indicate q very carly start to be made on the road. When asked as to when actual work would begin, MT. DAwberry stated that it would probably begin about April.
 In speaking of the line. Mir. Dewber- ry said: 'The entire line consists of lbO miles of electric railway from Gads- den. through the Birmingham district. to Tuscaloosa. where we connect with a line of boats and barRes to be owned and operated by our company from this city to Mobile and New Orleans. a dist- ance of 504 miles.
 steamship connections In New or leans and Mobile make not only the gulf coasts but the ports or the worlc' our customers. It gives the cheapest. quickest and most feasible outlet for the whole mineral district"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
ASKS FOR MONEY TO REPAIR
 DAMAGE DONE ON THE GULF

sral vessels which were engaged in the Spanish American war. The Gioucos- ter. which, under Wainwri9ht's cona- mand had such a brilliant history at Santiago and in Porto Rico. lies far on the beach at Pensacola. Several times the engineers had to abandon their at tempt to lower the Gloucester to deep water because the dredge ran into old walls docks and other structures of q pastera that were known to be under ground. Chief Quartermaster Capps estimated that s2o.00o will repair the damage to the ship proper. x
 The Machias ts completely under wa ter and the wreekers who are trying to raise her have a hard time. Sew eral times the ship dropped to the bot tom after having been partly raised. The IsIa La Luzon. has sustained no substantial damage.
 The little Vixen. one of the ships in the famous battle of Santiago. like the Gloucester. lies high on the beach at Pensacola but the inspectors report that she is in good shape and can he fioated at an expense of between ten and fifteen thousand dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10

Mobile, Jan. S.-fSpeciai.)- )--John L.. Sullivan has been on the water wagon 100 weeks and likes 1t. Here Is what he has to say in a letter to Manager Neubrig, of the Lyric Theatre:
 "Claypoole Hotel.
 Indianapolis, Ind, Deq. Si. isoe.
 My dear Friend-I thought would drop you a line to let you know l am still in the land of the living, and at the same time present my compliments to you, and call your attention to the fact that I have been on the road 100 consecutive weeks.
 During that time have not tasted q drop of liquor, and the Lithia Wagon has been mine during this time, ana will be forever more. l do not know whether you take nip now and then
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. M. deCottes.

Myrtle and Pearl Cronier, Emily Car rol, Marguerite Berry. Eva Meeks. Eve lyn Egg, Nettie and Annie Laurie Rut- ter. Bessie Taylor. Helen Morris, Nan nie and Evelyn Cardwell, Willie Lamar, John L, Fitzpatrick, Joe and Jack Will son. Hugh Diffiy. Emmet and Joe Me- Adam, Jack Carroll. John Small, Paul Hines. Miles Patterson. George Edward, Herbert and Mack Griffith, Joe Morris. Jerry Rutter, Frederick Scott ana Frank Hines.
 The ladies who assisted Mrs. Her ron were: Mrs. W. D. Lamar, Mrs. M. G. Patterson. Mrs. F. J. Griffith, Mrs. H. L. Meeks, Mrs. J. l.. Fitzpat- rick, Mrs. J. o. Small, Mrs. P. F. Diffiy. Mrs. P Carroll Mrs. J. J. Rutter and Miss Nettie Wilkins
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 HANNON-SMITH.
 The following invitation has been is- sued:
 MT. Morgan M. Smith invites you to be present at the marriage of his daughter Hattye Irma to Mir. William W. Hannon on the evening of Tednes- day. January 23, 1907. at s;30 o'clock Court Street Methodist Church, Mont gomery, Ala"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10

exposed disease and take the disease and the other escape explanation simple The body of the healthy condition and able to ward off the the others physical condition weak that it unable to do SO Every exposed At this of the crowded train street and subway contain many germs of the different Whether catch these diseases or not depends their power of resistance
 Improper diet and digestion have much to do with glvng disease a chance to gain foothold
 Just many heartily and account of the bad weather digest the food eaten This the power To this should take DUFFYS PURE MALT WHISKEY regularly as prescribed It makes dlges enables all the nourshment out or the food you Besides builds the tissues tones the heart and brings all the vital forces into action.
 Yo should plenty fresh for the lungs Though your kept fresh should be obtained from win sleeping should always have plenty of pure air. Do not starve the lungs and you will starve the cold
 teaspoonful of DUFFY s PURE MALT WHlSKEY in each drink will kill all disease and prevent grip and pneumonia.
 all drugEi sealed bottles
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10

further before the House. a recess was taken, on motion of Mir. Hoffman, of Mobile. subject to the pleasure of the Speaker.
 Heads Governors MeSsage.
 fChairman Johns of the joint com mittee appointed to wait upon the Governor reported, after the recess. that 1t had performed its duty and that the chief executive had stated he would send A message in d few min- utes.
 The committee had scarcely taken their seats before Private Secretary Jackson appeared with the quadren- niaf message of Governor Jelks, which was at once read at length.
 The message, which required seventy minutes for its reading, was given the closest attention by the members There was little conversation or in- terruption of any character, and nearly all of the Representatives kept theis seats throughout.
 At the conclusion of the message, at 2 o'clock, Representative Kornegay. of Dallas, presented a resolution which was passed, ordering the printing of 1.50o copies of the Governors mes- sage.
 MT. Ballard of Autauga. presented another resolution. also adopted. in- structing the doorkeeper to furnish each member with a copies of the Code, the Acts of the last Legislature and the Constitution.
 MT. Foster of Tuscaloosa presented a resolution directing that three cop les of the proof of publication be filed with each local or special bill intro- duced. His purpose, he stated. was to facilitate the clerical work of the session. On suggestion of Mr. Haley of Jefferson action on the resolution was deferred, 1t being referred to the committee on rules
 Adjournment was then taken to 10 o'clock this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss Virginia Lyons of Mobile will arrive Sunday to be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Hill. She will be one of tho attractive young women who will attend the inaugural ball, Later she will visit Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre Mir. and Mrs. J. H Williams of Do than have come to Montgomery to make their home. and are with MT. and Mrs. c. D. Williams at their home. 19 Cleveland Avenue.
 Miss Cornelia Carlson, who has been visiting Mrs. c. D. Williams. at her home on Cleveland Avenue. has re- turned to her home in Selma.
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 Mrs. Margaret c. Clanton is visiting her sister. Mrs. T. H. Hendrick at her home, 12 East Jefferson Davis Avenue. Mrs. Mattie Carnes of St. Louis, who is visiting her sister Mrs. J. D. Mil Ter, 32O Moulton Street, will leave Fri day and will stop for a few days In Birmingham before returning home.
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 Mrs M. J. sowell and daughter. Miss May sowell, are visiting Mir and Mrs. W. J. White, 62S South Hull Street.
  Miss Josephine Jones of New York Is on a short visit-to her aunt and Mrs. R. Dreyfus. IS Adams Street.
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 Judge and Mrs. J. R. Dowdell and daughter Miss Anie Love Dowdeil, and son. Mir. Render Dowdell, are at the Exchange Hotel for the winter.
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 Mrs. B. B. Conner and Misses Eva and Katherine Conner arrived last evening and are with their daughter and sister Mrs. J. Craig Smith. at her home on Church Street.
 < $ & Mrs. G. G Greene will go to Atlanta l today to visit friends and to he present at the installation of the officers of 8 | Division of Ladies' Auxiliary to the O R. C. Mrs. Greene formerly lived iT Atlanta and is member of that Divis' | ion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10

Washington. Jan. s.--Army and navy authorities have been hard at work repairing the damage done to the ships and forts by the great gulf storm last fall and they have completed practi- cally all the estimates necessary as q basis for congressional appropriations for this purpose.
 The army probably sustained the greatest monetary damage and Quar- termaster General Humphreys has ask ed Congress for $264.oo0 for the recon sfruction of Fort Morgan, in Mobile Bay and Fort Barrancas at Pensacola He also has requested an appropria- tion of $23,000 to repair the barracks and quarters at Fort St. Phillip. at the mouth of the Mississippi river and in anticipation of the inclusion of these estimates in one of the deficiency ap- propriation bills. the quartermaster's departments has sent experts to the Qualifications needing repair to make reouisitions for the necessary re- pairs.
 Though not so large in a pecuniary sense. the naval losses included sew
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
TAKEN AWAY FOR BURIAL.

Cause Of Suicide Of ,. W. Jordan He-
 mains n Mystery. The body of J. wAJordan, who shot himself with pistol Tuesday, was shipped yesterday to Columbus. Ga.' whence 1t was sent to Crawforo. Aia-' is for inferment yesterday afternoon. MT Jordan's body was taken to Crawford by his sons, Walter and Gladstone Jor- dan. The funeral party was joined m Columbus by the dead mans brother, B. B. Jordan, and daughter, Mrs. Ed Gregory. .A Nothing to indicate the cause or tne suicides action was discoveffo yes- terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
GADSDEN TO MOBILE
ELECTRIC LINE AND WATER ROUTE
 IS PROPOSED
Tidewater Development Company Is Granted Franchise te Traverse The Streets of
 TsuacaIOOMa.

Tuscaloosa, Jan. s--(SpeciaL L)-At a recessed meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen yesterday after noon, President J. M. Dewberry of the Tidewater Development Company ap- peared before the Board and named the streets desired to be traversed by the proposed electric line. which will be run between Gadsden and this city.
 MT. Dewberry was granted a fran chise and rlght-of-way over such streets as should be afterwards deter mined some time sonce and the meet ing yesterday was for the purpose of ratifying the selection of streets The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
pR. PROVENCE LEAVES.
Is Given Neat Compliment By Tuskegs
 Beaver Dam.

Is Given Neat Compliment By Tuskegee
 Beaver Dam.
 Tuskegee. Jan. s.-(special)--Dr. g. M. Provence. who for the last four years has been pastor of the Baptist Church here. leaves this week.
 Dr. Provence was called to Tuske- gee four years ago to serve the Bap- list Church as its pastor and 1t Is with regret Tuskegee people see him leave.
 Seventeen montAs ago the lndepen- dent Ordr of Beavers located Dam No: 30 here and pr. Provence was installed as chaplain, which office he has filled with honor since the installation of the Dam. So great are the ties cf love and good fellowship between pr. Prov ence and the Beavers that when he handed in his resignation as member of the Dam Beavers courteously re- fused to accept and informed their chaplain that his name must still re- main as a charter member of Beaver Dam No. 30.
 Few preachers have ever gone out from Tuskegee with as large list oi true friends than pr. Provence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
MRs. KELLEY's CARD PARTY
 YESTERDAY M0RNIN

MRS. KELLEY's CARD PARTY YESTERDAY MORNING.
 The home of Mrs. w. B. Kelley was specially adorned in palms, ferns, pink carnations and red carnations. and req and pink shaded lights arranged through three apartments when yes- terday she was hostess of the Wednes- day Card Club.
 During the games the score was kept bv Miss Phedora and Miss Jule Ran dolph.
 The club prize, a pretty pair of slip ners was won by Mrs Charles Teasiey, and the prize for the guests, a pair Of stockings, was won by Mrs. Walker willis. The consolation prize, bottle of perfume, fell to Mrs. Merrit V@uui yer.
 MIR. AND MRS. KELLEY
 ENTERTAIN AT DINNEH'
 At beautiful dinner given by MT and Mrs. w. B. Kelley last evening covers were laid for sixteen and the table decorations were of pink carna- tions and pink-shaded lights. The de- lightful affair was planned oy Mrs' Kalley. fin celebration of MT helley birthday. and was in the nature oi surprise to him. The party lhcluueu' Dr ana Mrs. s. M Hogan, Dr. and Mrs' K ctevenson. Dr. c. G. Laslie, Dr. III. T. I.av. pr. A, H. Montgomery. pr. W. b. weatcott. pr. Uohn H. Blue, pr. U. h' shackleford Dr. W. O. Garside. MT whitfield Kelley, MT. John Randolph and Dr. Bernard Mount
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 MISS RICE HOSTESS
 few other friends in addition 70 kAA were beautifully entertained yester- Sav morning by Miss Marguerite Rice at the home of her mother. Mrs. sam mel F, Rice, on Perry Street seven tables were arranged In two spacious , anartments for the game of euchre, ana assisting Miss Rice were ner mother and Mrs. H. T. Bartlett. The score was kept by Miss Lillian HI The club prize was a pretty picture won by Miss Kate Steiner. The guests prize was china bureau tray won by Miss Annie Lou Chiffon. Among Miss Rice's guests were: Miss Ethel Pelzer, Miss Anna Pelzer. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Caroline liar alson, Miss Rebecca Pollard, Miss Ef- he May Wagner, Miss Margaret Browne Miss Lucille wilkinson, Miss Jean La hey. Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Fran ces Jones, Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre Miss Laura Chambers, Miss Maggie Chambers, Miss Grace Halls, Miss Ro' berta Roberts. Miss Algie Hardwick Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Miss Susie May Miss Bessie Vim, Miss Bertha | Fitzpatrick. Miss Dorothy Siebs. Miss | Dorsie Tyson. Miss Lucy Taylor Miss Josie Norwood, Miss Virginia Norwood Miss Matte Mcqueen, Miss Annie Lot Chiffon, Mss Kate Steiner, Miss Annie Danziger. Miss Sadie Apperious, Miss Maggie Mashburn. Mrs. George Bruner Mrs. Clement Marks, Mary Mapes anC Miss Rebecca Rutledge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
OSBORNE IN MOBILE.
GuIf City Record Of Man Arrested I, Hfrmingham.

Gulf City Record Of Man Arrested Tn
 Birmingham.
 Mobile. Jan. Especial, l-More light has been thrown on the career of Ellwood Osborne Of connubial fame, recently arrested in Birmingham for achieving fourfold blessedness.
 Prior to his departure to BirminE- ham. where he experienced his last matrimonial venture. Osborne occupied a room in a respectable rooming house in this city at the corner of Emmanuel and Monroe streets. He Is described as a young man of good address. He was at work in the Louisville and Nashville shops. but was supposed to be studying medicine and is said to have borrowed his doctor books from a negro physician. Osborne also se- cured a good trunk from furniture man of this city. He bought a fifty dollar watch on credit, a MT. Dela- hunty of the Louisville and Nashville shops standing security for him. Ii is charged that he sold the watch for S10 and locked himself in his room when the gentlemen, who had stood his security, sought to see him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
Court in Tu.caioosa.

Tuscaloosa. Jan. 9--(Special. )-Judge T. B. Morton. Deputy Clerk of the
 United States Court, and W. H. Stand fer, Assistant District Attorney. were in the city yesterday drawing juries for the term of United States Court which is to convene in Tuscaloosa, Feb ruary 5. The session will be held in the county court house, as the props in the court room are not considered suffi- efentIv strong
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
1n.err.a nj Crawford.

Columbus, Ga, Jan. s.-(Special By Long Distance Telephone.)-The fun. eral of J. w. Jordan, who commItteo suicide at Montgomery, Ala. yesterday. took place at CrawfordsesAla., his old home A very large crowd attended. Quite number of friends of Columbus attended the services. MT. Jordan wishes regarding the details or the funeral, which he carefully wrote out before his death, were carried out III every narticular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
Avoid 'Taking Cold" '"
 Protect the lungs.
Germs of lung and throat diseases fill every crowded train and car. Your sys- tenn should be in condition to resist them.

Each season of the year one has to fortify himself against the dis ease or diseases peculiar to that season. In summer you have to be careful of the digestive organs. In winter and early spring, when the weather is changeable, at times damp, and again cold, you have to guard against taking cold," which generally is the be- ginning of all lung, throat and nasal troubles.
 Getting sick" depends largely on the condition of the body to withstand the attack of the dis ease germs. Two men may be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
TOBUlD5HELL ROAD
MOBILE MEN TO RECONSTRUCT PA.
 NOUS DRIVEWAY.
Ii VIII Have Roasmed Closer to the
 water LIne-0hh City People Complain on Mall

Mobile. Jan, 9.--(special by Long Distance Telephone. )--work of recon structing the Bay Shell Road Will pe- gin in about two weeks.
 The road was very badly damfged and in some places was entirely de- stroyed by the September storm. Where the road does not follow the lines, IL will be constructed for the most part close up to the low water line. It VIII result in the roadbed being somewhat lower than formerly. It is believed that this plan will result, In the event of another very bad storm, in less dam age to the road than 1t sustained Tn the recent storm.
 The owners realize that 1t would De better to have the road further from the water and consequently on higher land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10

FIELD GROWN ROSES. pauaiea. hardy shrubs and Prlvet s. B. STERN & O..
 II Dexter Ave Telephone 1oOf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
SEWING MACHINEs.

VIE RENT and sell Singer and Wheeler & NUtIson Sewing Machines at two dollars per month; we also repair all makes of Sewing Machines at a reasonable price Singer Sew tng Machine Co. J. T. Zimmerman. Mgr, No. 1O4 Dexter Avenue. Phone No. SIS.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
wANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED--AGENTS.

wANTED-Agent to take orders in this vi- rinity for a high class tailoring house: big line of samples: must have some knowl- edge of measurement. Correspond with us. Tichner 8 Jacobi. Rochester. N Y. -2-7t AGENTs-wanted by the Missouri State Life Insurance Co.,, Address General Agent, Rex 191. Birmingham. Ala. -2-7t bNBREAKABLE LAMP CHIMNEYs- Throw them upon the floor. stand rpon them: fake; moderate price: everyone buys: big profits; free sample to agents
 send stamped addressed envelope for par- tieulars Jones & Co.,. Dept D., Dixon. Ky. -2-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
Sanford confsrnaed.

Washington. Jan. 9-The Senate in executive session today. confirmed the nomination of Edward T. Sanford of Tennessee, to be Assistant Attorney General to succeed James e. McRey- holds, resigned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
TRUNKS

WANTED-You to know that we are selling trunks at factory prices. Call ana see some of our makes. Montgomery Trunk Cn 1n2 RihA street. tr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
jFXPERT SAFE REPAIRING.

aY JNo N. TODD Expert. Merchants. and SanLars safes opened and repaired. COmbi- natIons changed Opening bank safes Q spe- eialty. We send expert to any town. Mont
 eomery Safe and Lock Co.. 22l Commerce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
FOR RENT.

--~------------~-~-~~~ FOR RENT-A two horse farm for rent ' miles from Montgomery on Woodley road. For rent cheap,Apply to Henry simon II 2 Montgomery St. n-l2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-10
rndependent Phone Company.

The Home Telephone Company mas increased It's capital stock from ssso,oVo to ss50ooo, the additional stock to ne pro-rated among the present stock, holders in proportion to the amount or stock that they held. and all the addi- tional stock has been taken. me ,sa ptS, to inc extension of the service in Mo bile. and to the establishment of long distance service.