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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-30
Auftintt 5alfs, Tbt8 III
BY The Valentine Auction ,A,sa W.
Auctioneers. 3.
HoUsEFURNIsH1NG OF NO. i 10 N.
THIRD STREET. AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY. JULY BOTH 3

At the request Of party declining
housekeeping. we Will sell tn etrS house.
hold effects in No. Ito Nj Third Street
commencing at 1890 o'clock, con sist-
ing Of several Walnut and Oak Dress
ers, Walnut and Oak Nardrobes,
Double and Single Iron Beds, with B
Mattresses and Coverings. PILLOWS end
Bolsters, Box Couch, Fine ID rops ii
two Handsome Brussels 5pruggets,l sew ".
eral rooms Carpet and Mating, Hal1
and stair Carpets. Oak Hall Rack, Ex-}S
tension Table. Refrigerato Chairs
Rockers very handsome Chartered
Oak Combination Bookcase and Sec-
rotary. Pictures. Rugs. Toilet Sets
Fine Lace Curtains, Music Rack. MIS-
sion Woodstard, very handsome Solid
Mahogany Combination Dresser and
Chiffonnler, with large Cheval. Mirror
Cost sl25); very handsome Solid Ma
hogany Bookcase. Fine Detroit Jewel
Gas Range. Crookery, Glassware, CT ok
ing Utensils Tables etc. IL
Ladies' especially Invited tosattend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTIo On, Co,
Auctionaers.
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LEEsBURGERs BEATEN.


Hcrndon Wnllops Them IN Fairfax
LEESBURG, VA, July Pa rhe
eighth game OF the Fairfax. Loudoun
Baseball League was played here sat
.urday between Herndon and Leespurg
the latter suffering defeat by score
oils to o. Jackson, for Leesburg. and
Howser, for Herndon, were In the oox,
and both received bad support In me
field. Two home-runs and a three-base
nit by Jackson. of the locals. were the
tea lures,
Purcellvnle defeated Waterford a.
.rhe standing Of the clubs in tho league
Is as follows: Purcel!ville. Herndon,
Leesburg and Waterford.
TIL. next game will be In Leesourg
lon July alst between Leesourg ana
Purcellville.
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AUTOMOBILE RACES At
THE State FAIR TRACK
-Four Events for as Many Glasses
Of Cars Provided in Com
ing Meet.

sion in the line OF sports. "A series OF
automobiles races, which promises to
furnish plenty of excitement and n
track at the Virginia state EAR
7th, beginnlng at p. NJ, The events
are divided according to the classes 81
cars, the last and best being a free
/ for lall, which will bring out some
great wind burning. The series OF
races are under the auspices OF the
Richmond Automoble CLUB uI a pra. = an
Nichols OF that organization.
Already several ofbthe fastest cars
In this city and vicinity have been
entered. or tn cir owners have agreed
to enter them, and bafore the date
named each event is likely to be we'll
filled. Every race will be four-m MI
cars may go into the fierce test strip
ned or With any equipment tho owner
desires to carry. The program Is so
arranged that the classes should call,
out strong competitors. and some flrst-
class sport twill be: afforded: The fol-
lowing is the card announced for the
First Evant-stockl Rupahouts-Ma-
chimes costing not more than sl,20o;
4 Second Event-Touring cars. cost
ing not moro than $4,000; five miles.
Third Event--For touring cars, cost
ing not more than $4,000; ssnle dis
lance
run over same distance.
chauffeurs in the city Will drive the
cars and there will be some lively
aprinting.
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TIMELY HITTING
BY MAGICIANS'
Clark's Men Hammered Out Vic
tory Over McKevitt's Husky
Hittcrs.

DANv1LLE, VA. July. 2o.-Tinels
hitting by the Highlanders won to-
days game by the score of five to four,
the winning ruin being made in the
ninth inning when Clayton, who had
been hit by pitched ball and sacrificed
TO second, scored on q safe drive Of
Haley's. Morrissey got off lucky. lie
was hit hard, and in two innings the
birfs were punched, but fortune broke
against the Tohacconists and few runs
could be scored. Morrissey quit clean
In the third inning and showed up bad
~. Later he settled down and pitched
good ball. The visitors scored :: II OF
their runs by hitting the ball. Every
time 9 hit was needed to score a run
the biff was Forthcoming. Powell's
three-b Dagger and Claytons double were
the hitting features. The score:
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norm MEN OVER WEIGHT.
Nelson Us T'wo-to- One Tayorite In We'd
nesdNy's Beut. II.
Especial to The Times n!spat,

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, july 49,.
While Battling Nelson and his manager,
Billy Nolan, have been clamoring loudly
point Below the lightwelght limit. it Is
am open secret thai Nelson and Britt
willsenters,the ring neNt "Wednesday far
above the weight. Neither man Is at
the limit fixed by the conditions Of tile
bout. Nelson is a two toTone favorte,
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Records OF the Clubs.
Bostnn's Batting TALLY.

BOSTON, July 29.-Two hits. a sac
rif1ce and errors by Turner and o'Brten
in Boston's half of the eighth to-day
converted what lacked like a victory
for the crippled visitors into a 4 to
3 win for the homet team.
Score by Innings: +. 4. p;
Cleveland 0 90 0 o. o. Ga 8 8
Ratterlas: Winter and Criger; Lieb-
haydt and Bemls. Time. 1:+2, Umpire,
O'Ioughlin.
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ceIleslnns Defented.

Especial to The Times-n ispatch)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July 29,--The
3gians here this afternoon, III slow
game, PLAYED throusl a drizzling rain,
,by a score Of I'd 2. The Coliegians
made ]. only one HIT otherwise the
game was featureless. l. Batterie s: Col-
aIesians,-,.W Wade and Paylor, White
Rolls Booker. White and White
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Record Of the Clubs.
Giants win in. Eleventh

throw ROY, BY By Ma Ii, til ewson, which gave St.
Louis two runs in the ninth inning,
to 8. in the eleventh, on singles by
Devlin and Bowernan and seymour's
triple.
: score ,o,,,s By in5ni nS oooso5 J. s p
Rev hS YORK. NIX. NIX 81 . ooi . "a i
Batteries: Karger and Noonan; Ma
Umpire, o'Day.
Cubs Win Out in Tenth.
CHIcAG O.: July 2o.-To- days, game.
a pitchers battle. went nine innings
Chicago 800 3 oooooeo2-2 9
Brooklyn .....o o Q o Q oooo1--l 2 !
tyTs asa s.rE Rrawr ana KnF
Emslie and KLEIN.
DugEleby Was Hammered.
PITTsBURG, PA, July 29.-Pitcher
Duggleby to-day made his frst appear
3anca on the home grounds as mem
her the PttshprE team a 6osfGn won
Pl sn8Se = mn. .anl eoo11ooo-a 5 i
Boston 49,. Il 0 0 0 O32oO-6 i o. l
Batteries: pnggle By Lever an and Gi n5
Empires. tombstone and Carpenter.
Reds Lose on Errors.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 2s.-Errors
Thy Cancel and Lobert IN the first two
innings gave Philadelphia enough runs
win the bnnt Sas , Gn 81 pxs sc %n
Ing only in the last inning.
Cincinnati $50 3 ooooeoooi,--li g
Ph!ladelpsia swim - MasoS and
Sparks and Jacklitsch. Time. 1:6o
Umpire Rlgler.
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TRUCKERS WIN
IN FIRST / INNING
After That Scoreless Battl
Between Kline and Hallman
Followed.

Especial to The Times plspatch.1
s LYNCHBuRG. VA. July PA COM
bination OF two singles. a. stolen base,
an overthrow of second and a helder's
choice gave Portsmouth two runs IN
to give them victory. The light rain
which had been falling all day stopped
an hour before the game was called,
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But the clouds were SO low that neither
of the teams could find the swift balls
served them. The contest aboundcd in
excellent work on BOTH sides, Mckenna,
honors. ~ ~
The score: PEE
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Grand circuit To-Dny.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 29.--The thlr-
ty-f1fth 3 Grand Circuit meeting s
promised an auspicious opening rs az 7
ntry}iist comprises. among others. the
most select OF those on the track at the
Grand Circuit opening at DETROIT i a:
weak, including sonoma Girl and High n
ball. There will be four events az 40
morrow. Thursday and Friday and fve
IN i Wednesday,, making seventeen
races all told.
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Virginia Salvage and wrecking Co.
I'll East Main. s,s
AUCTION SALE u. ID Z
OF Ri
STEEL RANGES. COOKING SToVEa
Y OH STOVES COOKING % y. Ten
S1LS, STOVE REPAIRS. ct

We Will sell at III East Main Street
at 1880 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 8 4 0o7. 4
s steel Ranges, Is Cooking stovea and
Ovens, a large lot OF Cooking Item
sils and Tlnware Fire Boards. F'irt
Brick, Stove Repairs, etc. a
These goods are new ana OF stands
VA. SALVAGE & wREcKING Co.
fs4Auctioneers,
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DoUDLE-HEADER TO-DAY.
Rain Prevented the GHmc Between
Colts and Norfolk.
Especial to The Times'p!spateh,

Special TO The Times pl5Patch.l ~
NORFOLK. VA, July ga heavy
downpour OF rain spoiled what prom.
ised to be one OF the hottest baseball
contests Of the season this afternoon;
Pender had given his men instructions
how 10 get away with the game. but
there was enough water on the dla-
,nond to float a boat. a double header
NAV be played between the two strong
est teams in the league before the
Colts get away.
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Auttto1 5aIes, D'iftlrf 1 9!
,.J1tsHIC SALE
OF I s ~ A ,a.s &
MICA LANDS IN NELL A. COUNTY
VIRGINIA.

=
Nv virtue OF b decree entered II,
the chansery cause pending IN Amslh5
Circuit Court. under the style OF dnht
&. JEFFERSON ct ais. vs.5 Egg stonsfie
: =. rHDRsDAY, AUG tJsT az 1907,
Al 81 O'CLOCK p NJ.
IN front az the Courthouse Il at Amelia
Va. offer for sale all that luablt
mica and other mineral property lylIa
under the lands formerly. 9 wned ny
John G. Jefferson. de ceased alecofdina
to the terms set forth Il, g. tne de ,soy
entered in said cause at-tns
Large quantlties Of nice. !. have !, 2, been
found on this land, and IT ts con g sidered
very " GEORGE 8. JEFF'TRsoN, u
Special Commission
v,rp,n,a.-1n Ameiia circuit Cour,
Clerks ONCE, July 10. 1907.
Tho bond required OF the toregoina
commissioner has been sexeciLed. Win
approved security. NJ, t-,a.,.
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Reggy. Sacrifice h!ts--Htcks. Powell
S(2), Brodie, Clayton, Clark. McAiahon.
Two base hit-Clayton. Three-base hit
Powell. Left on. bases--Danville. 5;
Roanoke g. Struck out-by Lavinder.
2: by Morrissey, 5. Ease on balls-ofr
Layinder, !; off Morrissey, 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Clayton. Passed ball
Hinton. Time OF game, two hours.
Umpire, Handiboa. Attendance, 900.
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GIANTS TOOK ONE
FROM ST. LOUIS
All American Games Prevented
by Rain Except One at
Boston.
= 81 42---4--------
BROOKLYN 90, I !: LOST TO CUBS
1T Took the Leaders Ten Innings
to Win--Boston Stops Clevc-
+ lands Climb.
BROOKLYN LOST TO CUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Clncinnati.,,1s5 PHILADELPHIA, o
st. Louis, 81 New York. 4.
Chicago, 2;EBrooklyn. Go inningO.
Pittsburg, s Boston, s.
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Shea and Burns Stolen bnses--Mc-
kenna, Flschman and Sullivan. First
base on Portsmouth, !. Earned
r,ns--Portsmouth. / Left on bases
4: Portsmouth, 4 struck
olit-sby Kline. 9; by Hallmnn, s. Ease
on balls--on Kline, tMcshea and
Butman); off Hallman, (hirkpatrick).
500 Time. l.s3. TIM
pire, TRULY.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.,, Yesterdny's Scores.
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 2.
All other games postponed; rain.

To-Dny'c, Schedule.
Chicago at Washington,
Detroit at New York,
Cleveland at Boston,
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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To-Dny's Schedule.

To-Dny's Schedule.
Brooklyn ut Chicago,
New York ct ST. Louis,
Boston at Pttsburg,
philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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sOUTH-ATLANTlC LEAGUE.

At Jacksonville; jacksonville. 5; Au-
suAtt'icharleston, IS, c.: Charleston Ma
con. postponed account Of rain.
At Columbia: Savannah. a Colum-
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BY p. A. Catlln,
North Eleventh Street. 3 us
33l ". Main ST.
At Auction

At request Of , The owners
TUESDAY. JULY soTTI s5tss
at $40 o'clock F. M. on the pr ernises,s
sell at6public auction the premises Mo-
portnnsy to aeeure s 1G
located, at a. small cost. Mad as a. con-
slant renter at large returns on til Oil
figures at which it will be permitted
had. E. A CATLIN.s s1
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BY direction Of owners, we will sell r
the contents Of neutrality-suspicious.
lodging rooms a t No. 1881 e. Main ST,
corner Eighteenth Cover August Groci
cry Coz, consisting Of IL Double and
lows. Bedding, etc; Oak Wa shs stands
Mirrors, Bowls and Pitchers, Chajsas.
Rugs, Street Lamps, etc.
nished for the reunion. and ali good
are perfect and comparativelYsne new. M
q Terms cash. I. 35 III
!. THE VALENTINE FL sAIlcTIQrMfscl.5 w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
'sFoR MEN oNLY"

Is 4nisa familiar sign we see these days, but we are not limiting our bargains to sfnen only. and if you are in the market tor home or piece of investment prop erty. it will pay you to read what we are offering. Will accept check or Clearing HeusA certlficafss for anything we've got
 E0n SALE,--g1, e50 will buy one four room end one two room house near Patter- sons school, best renting district tn the city; new reatAd for SIS 50 per month. Can loan half the amount.
 FOR sALE@~$3,o00 will buy two three foam hoNhAe. and one four room house, near Holk et.. rented for t2o per month.
 FOR sALE--t1.i0 100 will buy. two four room houses and one two room house rent ing for SIS per month. Can, you beat 1t ?
 FOR sALfs--st.50o will buy two four room houses and thres vacant lots ia Wsst- ern part 6E city; the houses are renting Tor si2 ser inonth and the vacant lots are easily worth s4Bo. Let us show you this.
 FOR sALE--$sS0 North Montgomery, we hav6 two three room houses renting for Ss per month.
 ron sALE--9e75 two room house. on lot isOxfas, room enough for five more houses. Good renting district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
20 Commerce St.

/S1.500-A new hve loom cottage In the suburbs. $50 cash and the balance at S2o per month
 aa Ooo-A seven room two story dwelling; sanitary. bath and electric lights; renting for $17.5O per month.
 S2.250--A aix room cottage in ward Five. renting for SEQ per month.
 S2.s5O--A new five room cottage slOO cash and the balance at $2o per month Safso--A sw five room cottage with sanitary. bath and electric lights. cab
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
Davidson, Holt & Strauss
Real Estate q Insuranc' Phones 32 and IS.

Real Estate q Insurance
 Phones P and IS.
 For Sale.
 In the manaaetating district aeas Tsrtisss wosks si1 well bu plaserd and painted They are seldom vacant and % o @ s eaS 1 rs $ ; s ssa s s on @ ssas Do not let this bargain pass yoe.
 For Sale % Al S r @ s sss . s s.ss ss ss sa9s se .as On Nofth Dseat Street somhnsd ssess and d,vsIng' 900 eash balancs on easy Fos parhea cali and
 To Loan X We have $fo0oo loan in of 5000 and upwards first class city property. Call and see es. Rooms in the vandvss Buadag Newly painted M and kai Iirt steam heat wats anitoe and elevator service tree We 0sr for sale % on rsssat A,sass mIasn s. asoa.s want room. stable. Easy terms.
 For Sale Story Residence on South McDonoogh St, modem Price Store on Dexter Avenue.- Store Monroe Stfeet. sa.# For Rent. On Mon.gomesY ssst large soons suitable for boasding hosse
 Two story dwelling. Hun Street Fi class condition. all mod impevemen Receptor han pasiof dining bed kitchen bath aoor Fou bed and bath second oor Price, $00 $OO000 cash, balance two years at six cent This property s now renting at 5000 pss month. s4 For Sale, On Htn Street, story dwelling first class condition all modem Improvements nine rooms Pries, 36s5Oo0o Tesms easy
 For Sale. & N On Cfaef Avenue, stosy dwelling six water and 7 electric lghts lot 50xJ50 Price, $a600.O0. For Saie Dwelling, No. I6 Burton Avenu story, five lot 50x2f0 gas and electric lights and bath. Price, $3,500O0 For Sate tS. p1s s. NG m S @ S ss ..s ss rooms and For Sale On the comes of Donaldson Avene and Amanda Street, story dwelling, electric light and bath. Psicen $A750O0 z For Sale. Second hoese on Finley Avenus, Noran Bridge Road, lot 7oxf20 five sooms electric lights and bath Price
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
EDUCATIONAL.

FOREIGN young man wants teacher wh6
 can give one or two hours each day: prefers one who understands French language.
 Reply stating hours ana terms, Student, [" care of Advertiser. 36.4E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
CHAS. P. COUNTER Real Estate, Insurance, Surety Bonds 20 Commerce St. Phone 2957.

inet mantlss
 s2.7sO--A six room cottage on Clay Street in first class condition. having all modern conveniences.
 3s.500 An up-to-date five room cot tage on South Lawrence Street: sanI- tary, bath and electric lights.
 s7.5OO-A seven room cottage in Ward Five. all modern convenienceS and In excellent condition. >-sf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
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F. M. KOE5N & SON,
 Real Estate and Insuranee. 26 f-z Commerce St.-'Phone 3cs

xe have about S2o, ,00o.00 to lend on Montgomery Real estate. We viii plaee 1t tn snms ranging from $500.00 to $10,0ot .00. We do not want an excessive rate foa this money, and instead of making otsr commissions large, we will make them about one } half of the usual bsokerage.. We want to lend this money to good people on good secufi- tY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
AVToMOBIIR A REPAIRING.

GUARANTEE best satisfaction in auto mobile repairing; best equipment, expert workmen. Wagner Motor Cyciss for sale. Montgomery Automobile Co. Repair Depart. ment. Bert Harbour. Manager. --s1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
WANTED TO BUY:

Nice six eight residence close n not to cost $4Oo0 Nothis@ but a bargain will be considered.
 A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:
 For sale or lease for term of five years, well establish ed livery sale stable doing 5 per cent of the livery bus ness in town of 5000 nhabants minimum weekly livery cepts $O000 sales all buildings and rolling stock modern and up-to-date Clears $500 per month If interested Monday The Fuller Land O., 12 N Court St. Montgomery Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
J. A. ChaTnbIess & Bro

Phone u214 s4 commsres q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have a steady demand for first-claSs loans, and can secuTe you safe loans for any idle money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have fer sale one of the best improved small .afrns in Montgomery County. and the land is way above the aver age in quality and condition, Ne wish to sell this property at . reasonable price, tst - if you arc looking for some 'tre- fnendous sacrifice, you need not bother about Investigating this proposition, as the holdess of Montgomery County real estate know better today than ever what a good investment t is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

gTouS milAJ from the city limits, on the Garter Hill road, we have for sale 200 acres, with every Improvement on 1t needed for farming, and a very handsofne honls. The entire place is fenced. We will self this place very cheap, and on reasonable terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have a nUmbcr of real estate properties, large and sfnall, which we will sell for checks on any local bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We trade in ali local bank stocks and other local seeusi- ties, and would suggest that you list sGeh securities as Yu1 may have for sale with US.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We are instructed to self a very pretty piece of property on Washington Avense at a sacrifice, if sold by the first of the month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

FoIs sALE--sf.2o0 wiIl buy thres kbasas on large loti renting for sl3.s0 per xa0nthA Half cash.
 FOR sALE-s3, 100 Ftfth ward, ws hat& three good houses; rented to aplendid pAY- Ing tenants for s33 per month. No BetkN1 renting property in the city.
 FOR sALE--VACANT LOT ln BSl.Aifs sox145, will sell, uf cold at onse.3 tor $250 100.
 FOR sALE--cAPIToL HETGHEa We have listed with us several desif .ei4 iots in best portion of the plat inst We gre at1. thoriaed to sell at very low price Let Asn show you what we have before pnsckasank elsewhere.
 FOR EALEA-se. eco. Eleven n&gre heuxsa located cn most prominent residence Street in city where property has enhanced meta rapidly than any other portion Of the cfkys houses renting for eis % per month. HarEA your chance to make some money. Has a Tnortgags on the property for tasees q z per cent. iuterest. FIRE INsuRAHcE-we represent the 'Jeffersonian'' of Philadelphia, Pa, ana will appreciate share of your patFnnaN8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have 25 acres of land adjoining 2 railroad yard and within the city limits that . customer wishes to self at q price that viii pay a very handsome profit. This is on. of the bes: proposltios tha' we have had to deal with in q lonh time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
PERSONAL.


 .-->-~~----AsN-.-- MIDDLE Aged iadX hAndsome and veal. thy, wishes 10 mary respecs@eie gentlemRn of suitable age. Inquire at once through caRo, 7s'5 ---Ae YOUNG Man of fine appearance and very wealthy, desires to meet respectable young woman; no ohieetien to working girl: object matrimony. &41IsAa N Leaman. Drawef si4 Industry = sieseo .- --zis zzilss WON first. sAd and thlfd on corhisH 1ndian 6annes at Alabama Agricuiturat Tasr and am aooklns orders fer sgFs at ss R. Greene, 80 Amanda St.. Montgcunery. e- -as1e-sultf MEN4ATha vacnnn Treatment peFmaneht- lY cures vital weakness, varieocele, stKicturA Charles MAnufacturing Co. Denver. Colo. --1e.eus7t HANDSOME young lady. worth s3g,obe, wants acquaintance ~of honorable gentle man, early uaFfiagss no objectionS to poor man if honest. Address Mrs. ". ss7 Fulton Street Chicago. 16-gustt MEN@--pon't pass this by. Write us fer sealed literature describing the South. crn Wonder Appliance whiRh Astonishss the world and dumbfounds medical aci- ence for sexual exhaustion. Can be caf- ried in vest pocket and lasts for years. Sold by druggists; used and endofsed by physiclhns So. Inst. Co.,, Box Ssts Houston. Texas- --l6--st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have several small sUnas in cash, as well as large amounts, to loan on real es- tate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
Sand ansi Cravei.

nay,d. .eraval: sand about three feet deep. balance gravel, Ten wiies from Mn5lfsomery, On railroad; spur track aiready built. Easy te handle. Price. ts0 Der acre. If inkpreakad In sand and gravel. see Us about fhis.
 w. A. Jackson & Co,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have some first class bonds which we will exchange for Clearing House Cestifi- cateS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

If sold within the next few days, we can give a great bar gam in a very attractive piece of property on Sotsth Berry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

One of the good things that we picked ssp last week. when people were scared, was a val table piece of ely property. We can make . small profit and % per cent interest, and the give t to you so as to pay You anaount involved ;s less than $z0, ,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We have q very attractive place on the Mount Meigs Road that we wia either sell for cash or take in part pay naent for a good dwelling house in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

We are authosized to self a very fine piece of Dexter Av- ensse store property. You can bay this property on q con- servative interest paying basis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

F. M. KOFIN & SON,
 Req Estate ana Insurance. 26 t-2 Commerce St.-'Phone 36e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
l28 ACRES

At Grandview on the Pr@ttville branch of l.. and N.. we offer 12s acres of iand about 60 acres under blow, balance woods. Nice branch of water; white neighborhood; high and healthy. Quarter of mile of station and converi- ient scheduled to and from Montgom- ery, Eleven miles from Montgomery by dirt road. Price, $2,400 cash.
 w A. Jackson & Co.