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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 --~->--- FOR sALE--50 S. c. White Leghorn hens. s1. % each. Address P. M. Mcintyre. Le. grand, Ala --l0-st FOR SALE--Kentucky saddle and harness horses at Emerson's Stables. phone 162S.
 --10rat FOR sALE-The contents of the Glenmore Hotel, consisting of bed room furniture, car pets and dining room furnishings, elegant china closet. among other things. If you need anything of this kind. come and sec me. we will trade. T. H. Mabsen: s-i0-st HORSE and Mule Sale at San Angelo. Tex as. September 24th to 2sth inclusive. Will offer l. .Soo horses and mules. Parties want ing to purchase will do well to attend this sale. and likewise the coming eountry, I. c. Yates, Advertising Manager.
 --1o-15t FOR sALE-The finest sand and gravel pit in the county, situated within the city limits. above high water and can be worked all the year; easy haul to every part of the city. ,. T. Roberts and Son. 24 South Per ry St, It FOR sALE--At one adrad and twenty five dollars a share. eighty-six shares of The Southern Hardware and Supply Com panys stock, Mobile. AiA- The book value VI worth .s ens hsnarsd and ssvsnty-five dollars a share January last R Downing. BrewtoR Ala. --10-tf FOR sALE--Located in Florida our A-No 1 shingls mill outfit complete together with as fine belt of pine and cypress timber as can bo had. Address Timber. care Adver- useF, -10-tS HOTEL Furniture for sale.--on Sept. 18th, 1901 Call and see it. Many thanks here you may want. Thirty bedroom sets. DreBsers, long columns; 40 double springs; a double mattresses: 100 assorted chairs; 8 folding beds, complete; open grate stoves; | large office drum heater; 12 wardrobesi aS assorted tables; dining tables, square: and many other articles that yeu may desire. MattinEs, carpets blankets, comforts. mosquito bar. etc. etc. !. H. Clancy. clanceys Hotel,
 10 tu~thNr-aun.= 4d ~
 FOR sALE-vLarge tracts of virgin timber lands suitable for saw mill and turpeutins locations in West Florida. Apply to L.. c. Aymard. Real Estate Broker, Pensacola, Fla. -lo-6 FOR sALE-Smith Premier typewriter No. (, 5000; Fay-gho typewriter No. 6, $4b.o0. Address IS" care Advertiser. or phone sol FOR sALE-Ladys phaeton and horse, with harness, horse absolutely gentle for family driving. Address R. P. Dexter, 10 FOR sALE-Pups, English Bull Terrier and Water Spaniel. l322 Highland Ave. . ic-st | PERSONAL. a-~~@>-- VISITORS to the Jamestown Expositicn can secure comfortable board at reasonable rates by writing Mrs. F. F. Moore 530 sgd St., Norfolk. Va. s--1e~4t MEN-Don't pass this by. Write us for sealed literature describing the South ern Wonder Appliance which astonishes the world and dumbfounds medical scl- ence for sexual exhaustion. Can be car- ried in vest pocket and lasts for years. Sold by druggists; used and endorsed by physicians. So. Inst, Co, Box 531. Texas. --16-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

WE manufacture our own fixtures, con- gsquently we sell to the consumer at factory pFicea West Electric CO. IF Commerce
 gt Phone s2S. N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
LOST.

LosT-one garnet ring. about middle of Jefferson St.. between Lawrence and Me- Donough St.. finder please return to No. 3S Brassel and claim reward -1S-tf LOST-Monday afternoon ladies' double case gold watch; inscription 'John and Lena. Finder please telephone 2445 and receive suitable reward IS LOsT-Friday night 6 black and white dog, weighed 1s 1-2 pounds, long black and white tall; answers to the name or Sport; looks like fox terrier; reward if returned to VernR Hawkins 42 Dorsey St.
 1S-3t LOsT-Sunday morning. small surgical case instruments; finder will be rewarded on return to Persons Drug Store. L. M
 Boyd, M. D. IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
WANTED-sITUATION.

PosITION-with Architect or Contractor by Competent man, Is yers experience good draftsman. Estimator and Supervisor, outside work preferred salary, must be good, Estimator Care Advertiser. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

WANTED PosITIoN-By young man ex- perienee in general office work. writes good hand, quick and accurate; can furnish good references fair salary expected. Address. D. D. E.. care of Advertiser. 6-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

wAuKEsHA HoTEL-And bath house, Hot Springs ATE, paths under Government cIass people Special summer rates now in sSesct Write for booklet that will give Sn,, full information. Al A. Reynolds &Wm' NOTIcE-We have in our employ an sSnart watchmaker. and are prepared to do drst-clRss watch repairinS nromptly at reasonable charges. Klein. North Court St 2S-tG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
FURNITURE
FOR RENT-REsIpENCEs.

FOR RENTING. 6 East Jeff Davis suitable for two couples; can give possession at once;
 S33 co per month. Telephone s7s or call at 80i S. Court St. -l4-su-tu- tn 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
FINANCIAL.

MoNEY to loan on watchea diAmOnda few. elFy. guns and pistols; don't worry your frtsads when in need of a small loan; come Go us; our business is strictly cOnndantiAI Montgomery Loan Co. r-ek
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
HORSE sHOEING

Capital City Horse Shoe Co., 2Os N Court.
 Phone 245-Practical and scientific horse shoeing; good work. prompt service: all work guaranteed W. N. Tally, Mgr. S0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
TYPEWRITERs.

NEW and second hand typewriters for aaIa machines of all makes rented. reDnired eal exchanged; supplies and accsssOrIas W T. Davant sncc@Esor to Terry and Davant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
MULES AND HORSES.

WE HAVE just received another carload of nice horses. also a good supply of muIes Prices right Come and see us 121-123 Lee st., Abraham Bros. Horse & Mule Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
MTsCELLANEOUS-

FJJRNITURE-we have just moved to as Commerce st., the red store and would IIISs for you to call and examine our stock of furniture Gay & sightler -2a-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
WANTED-TO BUY.

wANTED-To contract with reliable parties for 7xa-s sawn cross ties. Must be delivered to M. o. Railroad or L. & N. Railroad South of Montgomery, on account of freight rate. Address Marbury Spser Lumber Co.,. Montgomery, Ala --9-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

FOR sALE-yLarge tracts of virgin timber lands suitable for saw mill and turpeutine Aymard, Real Estate Broker, Pensacola,
 Fla, --10-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
WANTED-ROOM OR BOARD

wANTED-Two rooms convenient to bath. with board. in private family desirable part of city; references exchanged. Address H., P 0. Box 767. -S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
'l'l,t No Change :. Necessary

Df. Prices Delicious Flavoring Extracts have always been hon- estly labeled; no change was nec- ,essary since the enactment of the National Pure Food Law, either as to label or their manufacture. They have had for nearly half a century the patronage of the intel hgent housewives of this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

FOR RENT-And possession given now small cottage on same block as Dexter Ave, A. M. E. Church. Apply 14 N. Lawrence St
 FOR RENT-SmaH cottage in two blocks of post office. convenient to business part of city and only SIS month. Apply 10 No
 Lawrence St. --1A-su-tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
CHANDELIERS.

wANTED-To buy 100 pounds good, clean
 linen or cotton rags. The Advertiser Co. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
PERSONAL.

MEN-Don't pass this by. Write us for sealed literature describing the South ern Wonder Appliance which astonishes the world and dumbfounds medical scl- ence for sexual exhaustion. Can be car- ried in vest pocket and lasts for years
 Sold by druggists; used and endorsed by physicians. So. Inst, Co., Box 531, Houston, Texas. --16-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

FOR sALE--At one adrad and twenty five dollars share. eighty-six shares of The Southern Hardware and Supply Com panys stock. Mobile. Ala The book value of this stock was claimed to have been
 worth ene hundred and seventy-flve dollars Ala. --1o-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10

FOR sALE-The finest sand and gravel pit in the county, situated within the city limits. above high water and can be worked all the year; easy haul to every part of the city. ,. T. Roberts and Son. 24 South Per ry st, It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-10
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-From Oct. 1st to couple with out children two nice rooms for light house. keeping, on End noori price S10.o0 per
 month. Apply sO1 Mildred st.. c D. Cam eron. IS
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CHAPTER XVI.

When Shirley reached her rooms she
broke down completely. she threw
herself upon a sofa and burst into
At OF violent sobbing. After all. she
vas only a woman. and the ordeal
through which she had passed would
have taxed the strongest powers of en-
durance She had borne up courage
ously while there remained the faintest
chance that she might succeed in NOV
ing the fnancier TO pity. but now that
all hopes in that direction were shat
tered. and she herself had been or
dered harshiy from the house like an
ordinary malefactor. the reaction set
in. and she gave way Freely to her
long pent-up anguish and distress.
Nothing now could save her father
not even this journey 70 Washington.
which she determined to take, never
theIess, for, according to what Stott
had said. the Senate was to take
vote that very night.
She looked at the time-ll o'clock.
She had told Mr.. Ryder that she would
leave his house al once. but on rehee-
ton 1t was impossible for a girl alone
10 seek a room at that hour. II would
be midnight before she could get her
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can see is that IL is necessary TO put
this poor old man in the public pill
lory. to set him up as a warning to
others OF his class not 20 act In ac-
cordance With the principles OF truth
and justice-not to dare to obstruct
the car OF Juggernaut set in motion
by the money gods Of the country
It's the survival OF the fittest, my
dear" said Ryder coldly.
Obi" cried Shirley. making a last
appeal 10 the hnanciers heart OF
stone. use your great influence with
this governing body for good, not eviii
Urge them to vote not in accordance
with party policy and personal in
terest. but in accordance with their
consciences-in accordance with truth
and JUSTICE All. for Gods sake. Mr..
Ryder, don't permit this foul .inJus-
iice 10 blot the name of the highest
tribunal in the Western worldr'
Ryder laughed cynically.
BY Jove, jefferson. l give you
credit for having secured an eloquent
advocater
Suppose" went on Shirley. ignoring
his taunting comments. suppose this
daughter promises that she viii
never-neyer see your son again-that
she will go away to some foreign
country"
MOI burst in Jefferson, why
should she7 II my father is not man
enough 10 DO a simple act OF justice
without bartering a womans happi-
ness and his sons happiness. let him
nnd comfort in his self-Justifcationl"
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line. faced the Two men. pale and de-
terrlined. TIE time had come 20 reveal
the truth. The masquerade could 20
on no longer. IL was not honorable
either TO her father or to herself Her
seif-respeet demanded tist she inform
the fihanoier OF he true Identity.
Il cannot marry your son with these
lies upon my lipsr' she cFied II can
not go on with this deception. ! told
you you did not know who / was. who
my people were. My story about them.
my name. everything about me is
false, Every word l have uttered 10 a
He. a fraud. a cheat! ! would not tell
you DOW, but you trusted me and are
willing TO intrust your sons future.
Your family honor in my keeping. and
l can't keep back the truth from you.
Mr. Ryder. | am the daughter OF the
man you hate. ] am the woman your
son loves. ] am Shirley Rossmorer'
Ryder took his cigar from his lips
and rose slowly to his feet.
You? Your" he stsmuered.
"Yes-yes, am the Rossmore WON
an! Listen, Mr.. Ryder Don't turn
away from me. Go to Washington on
behalf Of my father. and / promise
you will never see your son again
never. never,''
don't love me-"
Yes. Jeff. I do: God knows 1 do,
But II j must break my own heart 10
save my father I will do H."
Would you sacrifice my happiness
and your own?'
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your father is? No. wouldn't marry
the son Of such a merciless tyranti
He refuses TO lift his voice 70 save my
father. I refuse to marry his SON.
She turned on Ryder with all the
fury OF a tiger:
You think IL you lived in the olden
days you'd be a Caesar or an Alex
ander. But you wouldn't You'd be a
Nero-a Nero, Sink my self-respect
10 the extent OF marrying into your
familyi" she exclaimed contemptuous-
ly. Never! l am going 10 Washing
ton without your aid. / am going 70
save my father IL I have 20 go on my
knees 20 every United States Senator.
I'll 60 TO the White House: I'll tell
the President what you are! Marry
your son-no. thank you, No. thank
your
Exhausted by the vehemence Of her
passionate outbu=st, Shirley hurried
from the room leaving Ryder speech
less, staring at his son.
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She raised her voice and as she
stood there denouncing the man Of
money. her flashing eyes and her head
thrown back. she looked like some
avenging angel defying one Of the
powers Of Evil
Leave the roomr' shouted Ryder.
beside himself. and pointing to the
door.
Father" cried Jefferson. starting
forward to protect the girl he loved
You have tricked hin as you have
met thundered Ryder.
1T is your own vanity that has
tricked you." cried Shirley contemp-
tuously. You lay traps for yourself
and walk into them. You compel
everyone around you TO lie to you. 70
ca jole you. to praise you. to deceive
you, At least. you cannot accuse me
OF hattering you. have never fawned
upon YOU as you compel your family
and your friends and your dependents
to do. have always appealed TO your
better nature by telling you the truth.
and in your heart you know that / am
speaking she truth now"
CO.. he COMMANDED.
Yes. let US 20. Shirley, said JEFF
ferson.
No. Jeff. l came here alone and I'm
going alonei"
You are not. I shall go with you.
/ intend 10 make YOU my wife.'
Ryder laughed scornfuIly.
NO cried Shirley. do you think
Id marry a man whose father Is as
deep a discredit TO the human race as
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ing II. found Jefferson on the threshold.
He made no attempt 10 enter. nor
did she invite him in. He looked
tired and careWorn.
of course, you're not going to
night" he asked anxiously. My
father did not mean tonight"
NO, JEFF" she said YEARLY; mot to-
night It's a little toe late. I did not
realize It Tomorrow morning. early
He seemed treasured and held out
his hand:
Goodnight. dearest-you' a brave
girl You made a splendid fight.
II didn't do much good" she re-
Piled in disheartened. listless way.
But it set him thinking, re-
joined Jefferson. NO one ever spoke
TO my father like that before. II did
him good He's still marching up and
down the library. chewing the cud-"
Noticing Shirleys tired face and her
eyes. with great black circles under
meath. he stoTD short.
Now don't do any more packing to-
night" he seid. Go TO bed and m
the morning III come up and help
you. Good night"
Good night. Jen." she smiled.
re went QoWucldlIS. ana aiker doing
some more packing she went 10 bed.
But II WAS hours before she got %
sleep, and then she dreamed that she
saw Ryder Suddenly rise and denounce
himself before The astonished Senators
as a perjurer and traitor 70 his coun-
try, while she returned to Massapeq
with the glad news that her father was
acquitted
Meantime. a solitary figure remained
in the library, pacing TO and fro like
a lost soul in Purgatory. Mrs. Ryder
had returned from the play and gone
10 bed, serenely oblivious Of the drama
in real life that had been enacted At
home, the servants locked the house
up for the night and still John Bur-
kett Ryder walked the floor Of his
sanctum, and late into the. small hours
Of the morning the Waterman going
his lonely rounds, saw a light in the
library and the restless figure of his
employer sharply silhouetted against
the white blinds.
For the first time in his life John
Ryder realized that there was some
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NO happiness can be built on lies,
JEFF We must build on truth or our
whole house will crumble and fall.
We have deceived your father, but he
will forgive that, won't youe' she said.
appealing to Ryder, and you will go
to Washington. you viii save my
fathers honor, his life, you will
They stood face to face-this slim.
delicate girl battling for her fathers
life. arrayed against -blooded.
heartless, INSCRIPTIONS man. deaf to
every impulse of human sympathy or
pity. Since this woman had deceived
him, fooled him. he would deal with
her as with everyone who crossed his
will She laid her hand on his arm.
pleading with him. Brutality. saw
agely, he thrust her aside.
mo, no. I will mott he Numbered
You have worrned yourself into my
confidence by means Of lies and deceit.
You have tricked me. fooled me to the
very limit. Oh. how easy 10 see how
you have beguiled my son into the
folly of loving you, And vou-you
have the brazen effrontery to ask me
to plead for your father? No, Mo-
No. Let the law take it's course; and
now. Miss Rossmore-you will please
leave my house tomorrow morning."
Shirley stood listening to what he
had to say. her face white. her mouth
quivering. At last the crisis had come.
1t was a fight to the finish between
this man. the incarnation Of corporate
greed, and herself, representing the
fundamental principles OF right and
justice. She turned on him in a fury:
Yes, l will leave your house to-
night, Do you think l would remain
another hour beneath the roof OF a
man who is as blind to justice. as deaf
to mercy, as incapable Of human sym
pathy as you are,'
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Shirley Left Addressing Ryder
Said:

Shirley, completely unneryed. made a
move toward the door. unable longer
10 bear the strain she was under She
tottered as though she would fall. Ryder
made a quick movement toward his
son and took him by the arm. Point
ing to Shirley he said in a low tone:
You see ow that girl pleads your
cause for you She loves you, my
boy!' Jefferson started. Yes. she
does" pursued Ryder. ST Shes worth
a thousand OF the Rossmore woman.
Make her your wife. and I'll
Make her my wifer' cried Jefferson.
joyously. He stared at his parent as
II he thought he had suddenly been
be-eft OF his senses.
Make her my wife2' he repeated in
credulously.
We'll. what do you say?" demanded
Ryder. ST.
The young man advanced toward
Shirley. hands outstretched
Yes. yes. Shir-Miss Green. will
your" Seeing that Shirley made no
sign, he said: Not now. father; I
will speak 20 her later"
mo. no, tonight, at once"' insisted
Ryder. Addressing Shirley. he went
on: Miss Green, my son is much at
fected by your disinterested appeal in
his behalf. He--he-you can save him
from himself-my son wishes you-he
asks you to become his wife! is II not
so Jefferson"
Yes. yes. my wife, advancing
again toward Shirley.
The girl shrank back in alarm.
mo. no, no. Mr.. Ryder. cannot.
cannot" she cried.
why not?" demanded Ryder. sr..
appealingly. "Ah. don't decide has
lily
Shirle., her face set and drawn and
keen mental distress showing in every
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She Makes a Final Ap-
peal TO the FinanCier 10
Save Her Father and
ConfeSSeS She IS
Rossmore' S Daughter

things packed No. she would stay
under this hated roof until morning
and then take the first train 10 Wash
ington. There was still a chance that
the vote might be delayed. IN which
case she might yet succeed IN winning
ever some Of the Senators. She began
TO gather her things together and was
thus engaged when she heard a knock
at the door.
Who's theTs7" she called out
Its T.; replied a familiar voice
Shirley went 20 the door and. oDen-
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Nay IL. 1907
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Ito Be Continued Next Sunday.
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CHAPTER xv-(cOntinued.)

CLr MUST apologize for intrud-
ing at this unseemly hour,
sir. said Stott, but time is
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28
Tobacco Smokers Read This

The following remarkable state
ment is clipped from The Modern
Grocer" of May IS, 1907: In
recent issue of a Milwaukee publi-
cation styled the Cigar Manufacture
er, there appeared the following dis
patch under a Washington date line.
Copies of the publication in which 1t
appeared have been in demand and
requests for them have come from
members of the trade in all sections
of the United States, says Tobacco.
The dispatch reads as follows:
Washington, ID. C.-The Presi-
dent called his cabinet together this
afternoon to consider trust prosecu-.
tion by the government. The
government will begin proceedings
at once against the Tobacco trust.
The food department some time ago
analyzed several brands of tobacco.
The kinds known as Lucky Strike
and English Curve We're found to
contain 40 per cent, tobacco and 60
per cent fine cut brown paper. Bull
Durham contains no tobacco, but is
100 per cent, finely chopped brown
paper soaked in tobacco stems. juice
and refuse. Dukes mixture is only
10 per cent, tobacco. The tobacco
habit is wrongly named 1t should
be known as 1.-The straw board
habit. -
A Cynthiana merchant last week
took sack of the tobacco mention
ed, boiled it and rinsed it and found
that it was made OF paper as stated
above.
If the government can compel the
oh tn
label the favored paper, it will
greatly increase the demand for to-
bacco and thus be another strong
aid to the farmers Log
Cabin.
McMurtry and Simpson are build
ing large warehouse just east of
the new garage.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
May "A, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel
"A. Schmidt OF Fisher, Kans, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
communication proof in support OF his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
6eoo made April IL, 1906, for the Lot
4. SEC. 2S and Lots 1, 2 and 3, Section
80. Township ~ S. Range ~ w., and
that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver, at Iamar,
Colo, on Friday, June 2s, 1907.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence uD-
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
ID. +. Davis, OF Fisher, Kans.; James
HAYDEN OF Fisher, Kans.; Henry Q.
Holdren OF Holton, Kans.; Harry L.
Turner of Monon, Colo.
John A. Williams Register.
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made Feb. 10. 1906. for the NEA Sec
ton II. Township "a s., Range AZ W..
and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver. at La
mlr. Colo. on Tuesday, June is, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
OF, and cultivation of, the land. viz:
n Goss, ]. II. Snyder. l. f. Garetson,
u. Bunnell, all of Holly. Colo.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Register.
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Mrs. Eva NJ. Dionne, of Great
Bend, Kansas Was in town Monday
in the interest of the Life Boat, a
magazine published at Hinsdale, IL
linois, and devoted TO charitable
and philanthropic work
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28
Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
May 8, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Belinda
5. Standish of Holly. Colo. has filed
Lotice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. GOAL