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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Take These Under
Consideration
Then Come In and
See Us

Lot 3 tiseh a. washieFtou Aaai,ien
TIE sauih easi fnfusF - Fsfts Hrsi snd
EastsFh ava kaNtts Csmsrf Sidewalk
s ssa ss s.. ' g- &C. s "a e ss.s
tt.taa N.iae easb
vaesa, iaf sssist 40 m west saas u
Ara kidsr 81 All impressmsais is
Gsaak thta un NOW IS we canugt bold
isuE 81 it.ese Hslf cash
ON naYtoa av near Fsstr urEs - ws
haze = urM fsraani faffaFa en- Dee afa
ias price fg,eua ftes casa asd balance
a. suit
QUEEN ANNE NH on sih AZ W
wa have a a.fean lnnslsfn cottage in
nice nrtHhheFh hood faf ftHee. tsef4 cash
and balance 90 per noaih
AZ the end - Green Lake a nsw q.
fuem modern banEaieN nn iot tatA4p.
thls 81. it uiii make yea ,ins home
on East ss,h e v. have asw g.
fovra oattaEs Ter o. SOC and fTae cash
Linerin nirh school. also waisiaa dln-
taaes 20 ths University
QUEEN ANNE Hitt. on en- A. W
joe aHHtaa With asFanm hWuse for
81 zoe OnssthiFd cash i = pickup faF
some one WHof
rvsnssth av near Nast untas ws
have e H.fuom hnuae that vuu ruHid net
build Ter Teas than tf 500. end lat
etNtlA that fa wurfh % 600 - angtudF'a
mnneF. ana 80 can sell tho whnit Thing
fur ts.t9o ard o. 500 cash viii handls
n Let us shoe Vuu thla ard IL Yaa
bus lt We wili make fou nics piece %
money on a.
We have some fine building lots 90 the
Huufnn Car ttnH fuf Eane CO.. tarraa ~
90 rHah and $50 per month ~ sos are
iuokirF for good huiidinK iGf 90 Just
FOR an Investment yea eiii not find any.
thlug better ia the citF and remember
these are only TWENTY MINUTES
from PIONEER SQUARE
WARNER INVEST MINT co
fl5-fts northern Bank uldR
Ind a1ta Cor Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
NEVADA RAILROAD
TIED UP TIGHT

0OLnFiELD. New. Oct. 3.-The
entire block railroad system from
hindon on the north. 20 Beatty on
the south. IL tied up tight. neither
passenger nor freight trains NOV.
Ing and the malls are being
brought into Goldncld b. automo
hilea. With 20 900 people IN this
camp. whose supplies come Who'll
~ from the outside. with never
more than a weeks supply ahead
two days frcight embargo has
caused pricca 81 hrcadaiuffs 60 20
aoarIng In hntIclnatlnn 81 ahnrtage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
PERSONALS


WorkihTman with good home On the
city. 10 bad habits, would like 70 meet
respectable woman about Ha. German
or Swedish descent preferred No 0hine-
tion 90 aidnu aith ana chHd Address
Csc. cars Star -g-t. 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
VISITING IN SEATTLE.

siEmund Schwabaeher. Of San
Francisco. president 81 the sehWa.
hacher Hardware company. and
member Of the board Of directors
Of Schwabscher Bros a. Co. whole
sale grocers. 90 IN Seattle on a brief
visit TO attend TO his business in.
turcHtR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Colorado society last night
elected George A Custer president.
Mrs ! N Harrison. vice president
Miss Doris AgEcrs. secretary. Rich.
ard Mueller, treasurer. and Judge
George Simmonds. sergeant at
arma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
FILES LIBEL

William r Lashells has filed a
libel IN the United States court
against the vessels "Glacxo" and
Detective both owned by W C..
Stetson, for wages due him as en-.
uluppr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

Water will be- shut Off from o
a. m. TO 3 p M. tomorrow. oct a.
from East Cherry g. TO East
Thomas 81 on Thirty-aeventh av..
including an tho mains lying east
70 Lake Washington. and on the
west 10 Thirty second av. between
East Howell and East Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Our New Illustra :
ted Booklet
Is Now Ready
To Mail You Free

= Ihls 10 hahHsone little pamphlet
sna fsiii satisfy year rufioaity ahnas this
seaWtifui little tract ~ land We are eel
iins in faFufHa az sufh inw prices fsnF
lug from $40 tn ffta per 3at terms ffapI
81 Co 81 Ser weeA We raH afsn haitf
cottage any sise 90 style 500 aHrlfs
en- aasg frfusa We had Uta rash ua
thH Truuna lest Hunhay and aaid naa4H
thlHa over 700 lafe Customers are boy.
fHa nafH fn 20 frfs each ffeF ere
eur best boosters ard HaieaHten. bfaa use
thsF arr feliInE theif frtFnfH ahHut tire
Heea fhtnaH We are effrfiHF Fur huuHa
so fHFestHHrnta 81 can't te heat An 81
gpftunfig uss fhis has nHfsF beer "a.
fsrrd Before ~ Yau danf act nos 500
wtN 20 toe late upan ssrniuEa faf
Tuuf fnnFrairrrs
SATHoNk LAND cuwphN
tat.tHs rIanref ulHE
9aIn 1874 BEArrhU lad tl7H
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AsRAHAMsoN WILL FILED.

The viii OF Alfred A. Abraham
son, OF Youngstown. was filed aud
allowed this afternoon. his prop.
erty being fixed az $4,000 Mrs
Anna Ahrahamson was appointed
eXecutrix By Judge Albertson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
RELEASED ON SAN.

Frank Davies. the Cumberland
school teacher recently arrested on
a charge of criminal assault was
today released from custody on de-
posting $1,000 cash security for
his appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
DEFENSE
RESTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct S--M
this afternoons session Of the fofa
trial, the motion 20 strike out o.
the records all Of the testimon!
OF the ex-supervisors, was deniea
and the defense immediately
reslad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
TAKE UP COAL QUESTION.

Members of the Central Labor
Council last night called special
meeting, open 10 AN union mon, for
next Monday ntrht. al which time
the question Of supplying union
men with coal viii be thoroughly
discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
FREIGHT COMPANY SUED.

Chas F. Garhoreon has sued the
Trans-Contlnental Freight Co OF
Chicago. for t305 for breach Of con
tract for loss Of goods while ln
transit and So oyorchargo after
arrival Of the goods IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
TO ATTACK rHEArERs.

Evangelist Hart, az the Methodist
tabernacle on Union st.. will launch
his attack on thoatorRocrs and
dancers tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
WANT conoResslouAoAlo.

Striking tclogfaphera are prcpar
INK 10 cpQy their hAt bcforc con.
gro0 a full presentation Of Tho
operators claims viii be- laid before
United states Senator SRll. Piles
aud Congrcanmnn w H. Humphrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
MANY COMPLAINTS FILED.

A total Of 6S3 complaints were
filed with the board OF health last
month about bad sanitation in vau.
GUS parts of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

EVERYBODY re- CONVINCED
that aN that slightly property between
TIE TWO new HEHEuNOiua AND
PARKS
and fronting on
TIE NEW uoUT EVAUu
will he extremely valuable
puWEiI.H NORTH UNtEEWHfTV
ADDITION
Joins ono ~ she PARIS Every DOE r.
cleared and iu clover NJ la unalft0eiF
the prsttiest property on the market To-
day
Lots tsso 10 $3.50 very easy terms
Come Uuf and see the extensive tma
pratemsnta. corner 18th av 81 and
81 H0th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Stop Paying Rent

our nee horne tuuHinn pisn. -hsrstv
fnuf Hwn sHieFtlHn. Del tie district Fna
uhr. urHm EfnHW NarmrFi anan thr
taiaaes nha feet cHHe ga and PICS eos
year lat sna haass arfiEh Tea cant
uikiif q HUTCHINSON.
fiii Am uana nia Fhgas M eit --'f
tfst doun takss raofn cottage cor
HrF fai tHRlHa blocks car "a aasiasf
Para iass htEh. isss tisw sg4at untli
sss an. ~. rs.. r. ss,.s ,,ss s'aas' ts3
SPECIAL TO-DAY srr. uass sfes. .
seiy siis. - tssrss q . 80 meats. slss
snsh. 90 isfns o. @es.tn. sisa tts rtshsss
tiasksst isad On ssFtA e. Faiisf cftgs
thssp % tsraas aisa ~ ofssn tsss m.s.
fsssk cosns So nlinans ssissnsa "
esg h Ftusss bAesE W sFs -. s~nsrs
SOFA haass. hasefusnt fali ~
seed - sla'sf Frsh ifs.s aep'ss
car aad tiasF o. srhaai hlah ana siahiiY
FFira ~ see wtth terms NsHiasHrs So
serth ttsi street rhous Nerth 81 -~'f
For safe ~ osnsr Nsw tfoem
Hnatn fire flsW beet material rltsa far
rss sired aat ripsd FER furnace o. zee
a Bargain atts sea ave wesi Main
'''' V HAxvow LES
EuH HAFE
a.fnnra- new ntnfeFn ratf4Hs inf tnt
faT FFenanHf heafine ffult WeeM } block
frnrn ear ftfta Terms Cell 0mnsf
tsa ngrsn norib. A sest "a te.i
SOC dauu tahss fsFunrn house igt tEn
lee balance tts per month Pine Hnund
view. 4 hiafks WeHdiaHh rark sfhaai
81 100 can re- Sos Ffsment ave cor
elst rhonn North ftFt a-aasl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Waet Ads
Telephone HIem
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Minimum schgrgo foe any
sad" 90 cents.
ChavSV for one insertion, ice
per line Seven words Co the
line. Three timos, one cent a
word ono month, sc per line
per day
DOWNTOWN AG ENCN--
Kennedy DRUG Co. First az.
and Cherry.
BALLARD AGENCY-P, IL
Mullen. 8si Ballard av. OPP.
city Han. Phone. Ballard 30B
MAIN crFICE-Seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones, Main 1859, Ind tat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Sacrifice Sale

Large iot one tinrh ffunn rsHisr car
only minutes ffnm Second Az All
street improvements in and paid An
@uaFfuenf uu fhfn wnuid Pay 90 or ra
rar cent TheFr is mortgage on PROP.
rftf for 81 see. running = Fsara az 2 per
csut Napt have mnmsY and 500 cen
set bargain lr Uund rtoas tn PROPERTY
Nhunn uwNaf Mas NaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
S. Per Month

ohoics tuiiding tots o. Youngstown "a
1853 to fato each uu}Y lg4 cash dawn
and balance ~ muufh AnV HaaaE
man can owu home On thena fsffns
FtnH car service 10 FHH unfk ail daf
phone 81 nauufima nnd We wtH arrange
60 show tha lots some evening ur on
SUNDAY
nfcMMuNn BURNETT COMPANY.
gta.atf Empire NIdE
Phones. Nsin taaf Ind l1ta III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
BALLARD DISTRICT.
Merritt RealtyCo.
: Ballard Branch of
Seattle

Wood ami coal businora Cor ralo. ineiud
ina teams and WhFuua, harm. shed
scales, tM cords or wood with Swear
irHef ~ ground and office far 90 uar
q Quth HirtneHe Is cause a selling and
90 cen be- sold cheap
u 600 room house. Doe tosUo e. 100
a. soo -6.roon house jot 0r03. torna
500 room house. inf UNiun. terms
u Fa e room house. Doe t1al0o. $500 rnHh
800 e-room. modern house. Doe t1xloo.
terms
We viii build you house TO suit on
eHHY payments
Take 90 Ballard car und Get off at
ship ~ ami aOa q ~ WatfUrd, iIa en-
ave north Phone Ballard 1884
BALLARD HNApH
broom. modern house, fg.a6o. each
500
i-room. modern house t27oo. oash
81 500
Groom house. 10, 7tsioa. $1,000 cash
$500
Corner iot ioosioo $3.50 cash 500
lot t0Kioo street Graded cement side
walks in and paid Tor. ttbo. Canh $3.50
acres. close to car $1,000. cash
$500
lots aoxao each. CLOSE 20 Port or.
ehard navy yard $3.50 cash snap
YOUNG a UltOuENu,
1t1 Jefferson Place.
ballard SAl, Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

John II Langton. manager for
the New Washington hotel arrived
IN Seattle yesterday from Balti-
more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

CIiulcn HOME Mrna n
Fine quarter acre tracts from teto y
tsOe the tiOu syea are an cleared ana
ln fruit. CLOSE " fradrd school eide.
ealka In and water pipod on each tract
tho watnr IL free Terms fea cash and
"a Il Nicuota 90 Union mis- TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Milliioe11:s of
Ga Dollars
30
To BE Spent There

improvements transportation faeluie, bouleyaio
drives and roadways reaching Tho district ACROSS So
eto tho sea as dees affords craze 900
beautiful ~ and yky Hosss sna
snew CAPPED oeuoan There sb" ssHc "a eli S
he'tte chat possibly furnish wonderful Wet ~
atue fsedencs diHlsta hs a.
without buidirs sies
because II hes had la the transportation "a
mloss dollars spent the
T ad4 H an iaaGsay' ne w. NV ki2 AN
hNY orinn nmTnlcr ~ rE eNIliig cry Q,h. aist.,s
today and have Ger yea .slng met, t
il west seattle WHY ~ Ta} sas .sS Ssss seattle q oag
You Why nncAusG west assss ssSa has tar many
esgs ssts On S, T1 Hs - ~ ea'nr % nas s Al, ssd
ss VI" soon re- rsriseisd y ne espendiaf"f ins q ag
q money west seattle residence property tt
sf q. smgs, zeal ysas 1hs6 yea % gau esr
stones throw . ss6oSls peninsula
ssaias ,sS Wins w. s y ,ss 3,
1--WE sale contract sspifss f5 ,55s We aad n - actually
81 sss s,s ] zee ~ as,s 5ss @ a s ss.
,sr,s,iss{ 'geslgs .,e rfh, res
expires yss w se b ave Wy a.g 70, sgy'hiss ss h,
~ e. mush eo iet why do We hlns ih I'VE tacs
foaad III 81 seattle Wrc AtaE III a. 6saan Investment
RS,sgs ssy ~ w,@ss ees. siiha rsh .1,s "a n
ss' . zen s' ''i hs'' s ti9n a9a ~ 1s i,
nstu"s pfeso,iSns a. hs nls y fhs aspe ~i ans ssa'
he@ q es' gs 80 ~ COO reel sn,sag,s
sas~ ~ a ;sa trs@ saf we so f'. rs,ssi .ea
a rs,s s' le cue "s ss 10 a' t n w., .f ss
.s,. s'l ,l5, sS S .s s '1i }s' u es @
no,hor @ a e sh fou speculative sahapen' 1eg an
q ss tss Shades b. s void q ssuss mem Z, nom 5es
s;ss ~ N. 4: &c.. y,
Fo"ri E.l., pi So mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Investments

Parties can NOT meet usxi payment
2 nife lots in West Seattle ap"d Nisw,
9 blocks 90 ear fgfo each. aniy fteo
cash, balance easy
sls to-fost lots on East o.. only ttss
each tioq deNn balances easy
one-half acre tracts on Deacon um.
level 5000 coil onY 1859 Iioo dowa.
Pull iot on Eishtseuth av. Capitol
unI Far quick sais tl.GeH Adioin-
inr iot sald for ~ 200
w GORDON q CO..
fit Madison &c.. hef FIrst aud
--a.t
onUrNLAKE RESERVOIR ADDITION
lots an 90 LAWN overlooking Lake
washington he Exposition grounds
oulr h bioeks from the University
ssIEs. ana v an 56f taaisvard " pr az
for a SHORT time only $50 t8 500. torms
10 per cent each and lio per month We
man rent Green lake car 70 0rdcnlaks
isrERwArIoNAL RoNp a REALTY GO.
1903 American Bank nuldluE -
.aasa-aas.s-a-aaassaaaa
MAnHoNA. near cor lines. rwo
east front homrHitfH at 5000 and en- 200 .
asseaamsnta fully paid both much be-
low the market
Phone OWNER Ind $500 -2.t
1850 20 1850. EASY TERMS. for 90 1t
lots CLOSE ln. Madison car. sewer and
water iu UWNEH.
nON-hccoHD neatly 4 LOAN co.
Main 4sIf eiT Am Bank HldE Ind $3.50
z 4
INTERNATIONAL BOND a REALTY co
Have homes nu terms lees than rent no
you're looking Ger "a location gHr and see
uH You will be guaranteed the best o.
treatment
1000 American Bank BIDS Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
GREEELAKE and FREMONT.

ONLY FOR A PEW DAYS
Nsu t-Feoin cottage. Doe snxlne. fuu
concrete basement siretric uEht porrhcs
baFh ard eide Erarh YieW uned Cor
this wfntef aardsu VIII rent f0F aff
block from Ger lake Woodland Park
Price o. TOO Hued terms Gail ht my
rcsidfree 1893 Fremont Az Tnhr Green
Lake car SET ore at y tist 81 Phone
NHrth ilta as
49, Aalf."ghnleo Green Lake lots $3.50
~aFh terms ALEC fine home easy terms
81 Hauhurv. Kaufman Station urreu
faas 8o-to.t-p
Z rhree.roonn house. lot sesieo 90 alley
fffh fsft cash. terms ON balance, ono.
Gait block from car nnf city water
PINE d 1fi Hes sac n etHt "a IF
BALLARD DISTRICT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Motor Wanted

70 horse power compound wound
motor speed not higher than 71s slower
speed preferred. Phone The Cashier ~
the Daily Star III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Hoods Canal

100 aeroe meas canal auuih ~ Heahrrh
acres cleared small hHusr. barn. cts.
rfice a. it1i $500 cash. balance easy,
tam ACCORD REALTY = LOAN CO
tlf American NanN lldk aiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Motor for Sale

one General Etscffie shuut w0and 10
horse paWsr. 1ae volt Itft RPM Ferm
~ arcund hand, hut good AZ nsa Phone
The cashier u The Daily star TT
valdez Furniture Cuea FeafaFkfnn time
too prices fuf fufnltugH noe t8fn First
Main 1ft1 ur Ind teti -tf
Yer aAle.-oid iufabsr. WfndoWa doors
AnA PIPE also carpenter All Job work
- at hiu0a done ara ave between
Columbia and hariou. hrydeu-C craig
toeHs Nf~ckefa 4 ealA East stsf
LIN D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
WEST SEATTLE.

KtNHtHunr Heishts addition 60 West
seattle = acre tracts ftoH. saaF trfuH
Geo ktnEstufF. tigetf American Bank
tidE Both phones Htt -atf .tq.te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
DAY
PHEssDENT ROOSEVELT ISSUES
 THE ANNUAL PROCLAMATION.
The President Reviews Blessings ef Past Year to Fittinefy Observe
 The Day.

Washington. Oct. 2s.--Presidsni Roosevelt today issued his thanksgiv, ing proclamation. through the Score | tary of state. naming the last Thurs day in November. the 2sth+
 The proclamation follows:
 .'Once again the season of the year has come when, in accordance with the custom of our forefathers for genera tions past, the president appoints a day as the especial occasion for all our people to give praise to God During the past year we have been free from famine. from pestilence. from war. We are at peace with all the rest of mankind. Our natural re- sources are at least as great as those of any other nation. We believe that In ability to develop and take advan- tage of these resources. the average man of this nation stands as high as the average man of any other. No where else in the world Is there seen an opportunity for . free people to develop to the fullest extent. all it's which stands above both body/ and mind--character.
 Much has been given us from On High and much will rightly be expected of us in return, Into our care. the ten talents have been entrusted and we are to be pardoned neither if we snnander and waste them; nor yet # we hide them in napkin: for they must 5 be De guisfu, ..s,l,,. n our UT handa l ., times and among all peoples. prosperity has been franght with danger, and 1t behooves us te beseech the Giyer of all things that we may not fall into love of ease and of luxury; that we may not lose our sense of moral responst- bility; that we may not forget our duty to God and our neighbors.
 "A great democracy like ours. q democracy based upon the principles of orderly liberty, can be perpetuated only if in the heart Of the ordinary citizen there dwelis keen sense of righteousness and justice.
 "We should earnestly pray that this spirit of righteousness and Justice may grow ever greater in the hearts of all of us and that our souls may be in- cluded ever-more both towards the vir- tues that tell for gentleness and tens darness, for loving kindness and for- no less necessary virtues that make our manliness and rugged hardihood- for without these qualities, neither nation or individual can rise to the level of greatness.
 'Now. therefore, I. Theodore Roosa- welt, President of the United States. do set apart Thursday. the 2sth day Of November as day of general Thanks giving and prayer. and on that day I recommend that the people shall cease from their daily work, and. in their homes, or in their churches. meet de- voutiy to thank the Almighty for the many and great blessings they have received in the past. and to pray that they may be given the strength so to order their lives as to deserve con- tinuation of these blessings in the future
 "In witness whereof have here unto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
 (Seal1---.Done at the City of Wash ington. this twenty-fifth of October. in the year of our Lord, one thousand,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
OLD PART OF COUNTY JAM
 10 BE MADE FIREPR00F

About si.7ee additional to the erigi- nal contract will be spent to make Montgonery county's new jail fsreproof in its entirety. This deciafcn has been reached by committee of the Board of Revenue composed of A.. L. Tyson and p. s. Edson, who were empowered to act.
 Under the original contract. the in- terior of the front part of the old 1aii was to remain intact. Ths old weoden flooring was to remain. the former wooden staircase was not 70 be changed and the old piastering was not to be replaced. With ali of the new part of the tail freproof. it was thought the building would be unharmentous with the old part standing. besides he- ing dangerous for the prisoners in case of Ire
 A conference of the Board of Reve- nue Coufnittee, the architect and the contractor, to discuss the matter, was called Friday afternocn and, ae the re suit, it has been decided to install new piastering throughout, to make the fiooring concrete and te install . steel staircase, replacing the wooden staira.
 If the old parts had remained, fear had been expressed that the lives Of prisoners would have been unsafe In case of Are, their only exist beihg by way of the wooden staircase
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
COTTON BEING HELD
FAnMHRs NOT SELLING, SAYS
 WAREHOUSE MEN.
Declares That Farmers wfil Hold TfII After Chrintmas, If Necessary to Secure Proper Prices
 for sfaple.

a
 More cotton ia being held by the farmers of Montgomery and vicinity than at any previous season of the year. By actual count there are 2.Boe bales of cotton in our warehouse today, one farmer alone having 500 bales stored with us"
 That was the declaration yesterday of one of the leading officers of the Southern Cotton warehouse Associa- ton,
 T hays heard also" continued the cotton man. that the farmers will wait until after Christmas to sell their cot ton rather than sell 1t at the present depressed - artiflctally deprsssed-- prices.
 The grain and other markets of Chicago have held their prices well under the Eastern money strinSeney. This fact you may see by reading the quotations. Then why should the cot ton market be depressed. No reason at all The present depression is sim ply artineial.s'
 Receipts of Montgomery for the past week show il, 900 bales. but a good per eentage of this cotton is not stored Tn Montgomery warehouses. It is brought to Montgomery to the cond- press and ia shipped from the city from the compress. In reality the re- eeipts of Mohtgomegy's cotton market are short
 The farmers. have learned from reliable sources. are ginning the cot ton and are storing 1t on their own places. awaiting higher prices. which tney confidently expect after the strin. Eency of money in the East has passed
 But what want to do Is to Kill the impression that the cotton men of Mcntgomery and vicinity are panic- stricken over the present outlook. Iaey are not. They are simply holding tehir cotton for higher prices."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27

act then you might bs liable to have . serious damage suit against you for false Imprisonment.
 T was not aware this morning when you drst spoke to nc that there was any such statute ss Section 41s of the Code. nor did discover the same until had made an inevstigation. Neither did know until informed today by one of our Representatives that the last Legislature had passed an act. which had for its purpose the exemp- ton of the Fair Association here, and those to whom were granted privi- iegeB. From ali taxes and license, oth- srwfse due to the State.
 "As long as the Legislature has by an expfsss and positive act created the corporation of Pickett Springs, do not think that you have any authority 10 question the organization of the municipal government under that char ter.
 Tt seems to me in conclusion that you cannot be expected by any class of eitixeps to do otherwise in this matter than is suggested in this letter.
 Very respectfully,
 IS. 1T. Dent. Jr..s Solicitor for Montgomery County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-27
NEW ARRIyALs.

NEW ARRIVALS. German DiII Pickles, Sweet Mixed snd Plain spiced, Holland Herring, MackereI, Cranberries. Imported nGaca- reni, spaghettig Edam Cheese.
 The Kettles Grocery Co.