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Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

M1So2:- Rcsolutio.s Of Respect.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
Grand Master Of the Universe to
once more cause IN alarm t. be
given by the Grim Messenger of
Death. al or outer door. and To
call from the labOrs. the trials
and hardships oI this world 10
the refreshments, the joys and
glory Of the next, eu- beloved
friend and brother, K. =. Roberts
wEo for many years has been 4
citizen Of this county and a mem-
Der Of this great band Of broth
ers: and
Whereas; We, his surviving
brothers IN the Masonic fraternity
desire to render Cur testimony
ard best tribute to him who was
our friend and brother in life and
whose memory IN death cannot
be forgotten: therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death Of
Brother Roberts the Masonic ira
ternity has lost a true and valued
member; the church q faithful
Christian worker; his community
an honest, industrious and enter
prising citizen, and the county
one of its best and most useful
men. He vas a brave and faith
ful Confederate soldier. a kind
and ana aifectionate husband. a
fond ard indulgent father. and
no man ever had a ,rurer friend
than be, 4 man whose dealings
with his fellow men was honest
ard honorable.
Resolved; That we deplo-e his
death as loss ~ our fraternity.
that the usual Masonic bad 70 of
mourning be worn for % days by
the members Of this Lodge.
Resolved: That copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of this Lodge, that a copy
be sent to the family OF our de-
ceased brother and that THE OK
FORD EAGLE be requested to pub
hsh these resolutions.
II. H. THOMSON,
S. H. LOGAN, Committee
K. ). ADAMS.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12
Legal advertisements.
Non-Resldrn, Nnticr

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Couaty OF Lafayette,
To henderson Aires, whose post
oi1cs .addrsss .s unknown. You are
commanded to appear before the
Sh2ncery Cont Of tie County of La
Fayette. in said state, on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF NOVEM-
BER- 1so.,
20 defend the suit in said court of
Marietta Aires, wherein you are de-
fend1nt- 10. RauEY. clerk
This sep =. IgOs-
EALGNER & kJ-sSs-I.r. Sos for Commit
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

IL you are troubled with liver com
plant and have not received helm
read this Mrs Mary E. Hammond,
of Moody, Texas II was in poor
hsalth-with liner troubIe-for over a
year Doctors did me no good and |
tried Herbine, and three bottles cured
me. l can't saytoo much for Horbine
as It IS a wolaeford liver medicine.
always h&ve il IN th-- houss. Pub
lish where You wish. For sale By ali
druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12
Fresh Tcrni, Ssd.

r. r. Chiffon d Co., have just
received a fresh supply of Turnip
Seed and will give the $500 gold
prize that they have given each
year for the largest turnip raised
from seed sold by them.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

I0e resignation of y II Raby as
magistrate at Abbevilie in Beat Nc. 3
was accepted and J " Davis was ap-
pointed iishis steae.
l. Cullen, tax assessor, was allowed
sih1 10 for i, ,674 peEsonsal assessments
for the year 1871, and SSH for the
enumeration of soldiers and widows
for the year is57.
Ordered by the Board that tle ap-
proyai OF the overseers reports lie
continued until the October meeting
AL overseers failing to report on or
before The first Monday In OCTOBER
shall be fined 80
Inc tax rate OF al property both
real and personal was liked at mills
on the dollar for tAe..tiseal year begin
hing Oct ], I9J., and the state lew
shall be mills on the dollar additional
The Board proceeded in i body
upon the lands of julia Turner. or tine
kC-ner estate and assessed the dam
age To the said lands by reason OF
private ri-hr-O way through said
lands as peiiIiOled by ? \ bishop, et
al said damages u be paid by the
petitioners.
The report of II L Davis and NJ u
hlignt the commissioners appointed
10 view cut and report upon the p--
ton of W " Chill iresS. et al, report
favorable and the road was ordered
opened up tor public travel.
DONie Lee Woodall was appreaticeJ
10 " Slate Until she Reaches the az
Of IS years II age
lhe Board Fr1inded the ords- for
The change IN the Barry road as pray
co for IN tne peIitiOl of J n Parks er al
II l. Davis and N VI Knight. The
commissioners 10 View out the caaage
0f r0ad - pray ed for by 4 u BrowE-
y y Hartley vas awarded the CON
tract for building i b=iJge across La
fOnI5y creek at Sill per foot, To be
eOmpIeted by Oct 7.h.
J L Leach was granted the contract
10 build radge Un Ihe sand ditch on
the Oxford aao Burgess road at si s.
per loot, TO De completed BY the first
Monday in CctoO=r.
> barlow Ezs awarded the CON
tFaes 10 bald = bEi1se across Ben
creek al si-iT per foCs- To De com-
plst=d hy Oet. sta-
J L McC4.n xas given the contract
OuIid = bricg. TO DO kEowE as Caas-
well bridge af 81 cents per loot.
Ibs ciEEE - directed 10 advertise
for sealed rifs Up 10 y O'Clock, noon.
on TGes3a}, Oct. SEh, Tor the bniIilng
of TIC f0Iiosin- bridges. \ brlags
across Cypsess c-eezs road LAX NJ.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

Tie annua! report of ] ii Welch. a.
tax collector, was Received aud ap-
proved.
Tie petition CT z { Bland, ct al.
praying i0r change in the oxford
ana Sarep,a road Was received and Fl
: Parks and William Houston were
appointed commissioners to view ont
tie change
The petition of VIII Griffin. ct al.
praying for q new road was Received
and granted ami II 3 Parks and VIII
liam Houston were appointed com
nlissioner- 10 view out the same.
J II GaGlt was awarded the contract
70 build the Weleh leyee az Iocts per
cubic yard.
The following named .persons were
allowed the amounts opposite their
Names IL the inquest Of Lille Camp
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12
NJ. Zrn Dot.

The recent showers have re-
lreshed thing considerably a.
though too la;e t. be Of much
benefit % crops.
Mr.. Dave Slaughter = AZ home
again 80 the deli-at ofhis fr.epd.
Mrs George Hanel;0n ana
children, Of Oxford. sp5-t the
past week here visiting rell-.ve=
\ number Of 5ur friends are
attending the Association which
convened es-ay 1t the Bay
Springs Church.
We had a god day Il ZION last
sunday IN spite Of the rain. We
ha1 . Missionary Rally, conduct
e. by Iesdaues Thames and Ne
Bride, 0f Oxford. These cense-
Grated women won many hears
BY Their sweet. earnest talks and
We feel safe in saying won man-
converts q the cause Of missions.
The exercises we're very impres-
s-se ana quite i number 0f men
and women taxing part therein.
Alter the service Mrs. Thames
organized q society Of = number.
which made her ard others who
are Interested very happy. w
also mad the pleasure d having
with Us on this occasion. Ms.
l. I. Temple and Mrs. Fount
Galloway, Of Oxford. who added
very very much to the meeting.
Come again, dear sisters. vou
nave a standing welcome.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

EO- United States senator,
JOHN :. WILLIAMS.
For Governor,
EDWARD +. NOEL,
Tor Lieutenant Governor,
LUTHER MASSHIP.
For Secretary Of state,
J. ". POWER
For Attorney General,
L. v. FLETCHER.
For Ia-d Commissioner,
Z II. NALL.
For Sno-eme Court Clerk,
GEORGE {. MYERS,
For Revenue agent,
NERT ADAMS.
For Commissioner ~ s-rieulture,
II. f. hLAKESLEE,
tJr state Superintendent; EGucaJ9.
!. y. PONIES,
For Insurance CON missioner.
I. N. HENRY
For Auditor Public Accounts,
T.. ,. SMITH
For state Treasurer.
g. j.. EDWARDS, Is-
For Peuiientiary Trustee.
l.. 7. TAYLOR.
For Railroad Commissioner,
". %. SCOTT.
Fer District Attorney,
II. y. STEPHENS
Tor State Senator.
q. K. HIGilTO EB,
For Representatives,
e.. T.. SLOUGH.
LEE II. klS>LLL.
For sheriff.
J. G. HARTSFIELD.
Eor hauccry Clerk,
W. NJ. WOODWARD.
For Circuit clerk,
GJY 3. TAYLOR,
For Treasurer.
W. {. Collier. PARKS.
Tor Superintendent ot Education,
H. T. SMITH,
Tor Tax Assessor.
j. g.. WOULNEETDS,
For Surveyor.
u. =. McLAETl.
For Coroner and Ranger,
J. X MILLER,
for Supervisor Beat No. /.
g &. STEPHENS,
For Magistrate Beat No !.
J p NeLAETT.
JOHN +. BROWN
For Raila Beat Noi.
GTY AicLAlsII.
For Supervisor Beat 30. ..
4. d. WAIT.
For Magistrate.
81. HIDS
I. e. BUTLER,
For HailfT.
7. L. JOINER,
For Supervisor Beat 80. ,.
WILLIAM HOI -STON.
Tor Nagistrate-Cuaege liz,
l. y. SHAW.
For i:lilin,
L. +. DUNLAP.
For AbbeYille,
i'll WILKINS.
fOF SalilEl.
". NJ. BENSI.TT.
For Magiatrate-Free Springs
". Z. MOSCKIEt.
For RaiiiH
g.. =. ELMORE.
For Supervisor Beat No. 1.
J. I. TEELOAE,
For Mistrates.
W. j. l.0N ELDAY,
7. =. SAMSON.
For isaiiiH.
WALTER TATt'N.
For Supervisor Beat 20. ).
II. l. DAVIS,
For Magistrates,
q. ". FLEMEONS,
l. H. NEAL.
FoE Railif,
JOt kI~SEE.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

a free bottle Of Dr. Thachcrs Live aua
Iiood Syrup will be sent tc any reader CT
shis parer who VIII write to the Thacl.er
s.-ssie--e Co.. C5s-szooga, Tezz, -
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

the week ending Saturday, Sept. 7th:
l Adams, T. F.
, Bounds, J. c.
Brown, Matilda.
Brown, j. ..
8 Boone, Miss Anna Nay.
8 Gamble, Miss Noble.
Conoly, Mrs. X. l.
Crouch, Mrs Lizzie.
y Davidson, Miss SaIlie.
10 Green, q. +.
IL Grhytire, F.
Il Garrett, Miss s. l..
II Hays, &. E.
Ii Jones, Eufus.
10 Jamison, Mary Sue.
Is knIghttin, Mrs. w. r.
Il Lucas, William B.
Is Ledbetter, Mrs 4. Z.
10 Miiligan. Mrs. Little.
20 Mclaughlin, Mrs. Annie.
Il Nelson, Ben.
- Patton, Aiss Lizzie.
- Swank, j. A
"a SOniers, y. j.
n hen caliing FOR the above please
give No. of letter and date advertised
:. NJ. liowRY, p. VI.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12
Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed mail matter left
in the Oxford. Miss, Post-Of.ice for
the week ending Saturday, Sept. 9Th:
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

! 9.o,e. 5.-q- c. :: Ec=r5 c.
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12
PENSION LIsI.
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
I.nrrr,tr- NJ IaEn-asaa

TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
County of LaFayette.
/. J. o. Ramey, clerk of the Chan
Gerry Conrt OF the county OF LaFay-
ette, in saif State. do hereby certify
thst the following named persons
compose a complete list Of all pension
ers in Lafayette County, said state,
who are entitled 10 draw q pension
for the year 1857.
Given under my hand and seal, this
Sent. g. 1907
Oxford eagle., 1907-09-12

sEFTEMEER TERN
All members and officers present,
court was opened according TO law,
after which the following proceedings
were had, to-w.i:
srH ft-s- .-rsr-z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
CONTRACTS LET
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS FOR REFUR-
 WISHING STATE DEPARTMENTS.
Anxious Representatives Relieved by neeaai0n of FouP of the Depart- maenta--8Iore Contracts to Let
 Yet.

Under the act appropriating $15,25O for furnishing 8 number of offices at the State Capitol, contracts were yes- terday awarded for furnishing the off, ees of the Secretary of State, the state Treasurer. the Commissioner of Agri- culture and the State Auditor.
 Further time was needed in deter mining the successful bidders for fur- ntshinE the offices of the Superinten- dent of Education. the Clerk of the Supreme Court and the Attorney Gen. eral.
 The contracts as awarded to the successful bidders were as follows:
 Secretary of State.
 The successful bidders for furnish iug the oface of the Secretary of State were:
 I Complete system fire proof devices for records and books-Art Metal com pany of Jamestown. N. r.. $3,00O.
 Twelve office chairs--B. M. Jacobs & Pro.. Birmingham. $l0S.
 Three desk chairs-Ed.. c. Fowler company, Montgomery. $2S50.
 Rebinding land records--BrowD Printing company. Montgomery. Ala, $s0S.s0.
 Papering both offices. removing old woodwork. painting, etc.--H. I. Rose @ Co. Montgomery. Ala. $27b.
 Excavating in cellar-Shafer and Chapman Montgomery, $425.
 Electrical wiring-Joseph Ring. Montgomerv Se4. The carpenter work. which is estimated at $97.50. has not vel been let but local men will get tho Mob.
 State Treasurer-Office desks, etc., two hat-top desks. typewriter desk. desk and table for adding machine Geo. B. Wragg Furniture company Montgomery, $13S.75.
 Letter file device-B. M. Jacobs & Bro. Birmingham. $132.25.
 Steel metal work-Art Metal compa- ny, Jamestown, N. Y.. $500.
 Partition for private office-Anderson Bros, Montgomery, $160.
 State Auditor-Art metal work, nov ing file cases. etc.-Art Metal company. Jamestown. N. F., $2,5ea'
 Two desks. 12 chairs. bookcases-B M. Jacobs & Bro., Birmingham $2sS.- 25.
 Other furniturc-WraRg Furniture company Montgomery. $45.50.
 Tw0Typewriter desks floor covering etc.<-Loveman. Joseph & Loeb, Bir- ming. $2s7.
 Tables, chairs, ete.-Ellis-Grant Fur niture company. Montgomery. $95.
 The Library Bureau of Boston, Mass. The contract for considerable par aphernalia for the office of the com missioner of agriculture was awarded to the Library Bureau of Boston, the price being $260.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

sides about this matter. He says that when he was making his campaign throughout the State for Governor. he stated in every county that I favored local option; thus giving every county the opportunity to vote as to whether or not they should have saloons, dis pensaries or prohibition. favored the local option law as enacted by the last Legislature, and think that it should stand until the people have opportunity to- vote on the question as State policy.
 This will stop the talk going all over the State that the Governor in- tended to bring this matter before the extra session of the Legislature. In his interview, the Governor said:
 T am being asked by many parties to include and to not include request for State prohibition law when call the Legislature in extra session about November 7th.
 For information of all. will state that while making my campaign through the State as candidate for Governor, stated in every county that favored local option, thus giving every county inc onportunity to vote as to whether or not they should have saloons. dis pensaries or prohibition. This article in my State discussion was elhpouieu into a platform of the party as adopted In convention last September, and this became the demand of the people. ! favored the local option law as enacted by the last Legislature and think that If should stand until the people have onnortunitv to vote on the question as sp a State policy. Under this plan all counties that feel interested in the question can vote in accordance with the State platform, and which think is a State policy.
 an the call for an extra session would not embody a prohibition and would not advise State prohibition law" tba covernor will postpone the special cail. and await for the final decision in the United States Court. This is hardly likely howeyer' M uniess es c snS tral express their willingness to abide hv the rate law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
RAISE IN SALARIES
POLICE AND FIREMEN GET MORE
 MONEY.
Finance Committee of Pensacola's City Council Makes 1t Annual Re- port of Expenditures for
 Fiscal Year.

Pensacola. Fla. Sept. 2e.--(special. ) "A raise In salary for police officers and firemen, the purchase of much new equipment for each of the departments, providing funds for the care of parks, as well as streets. and the furnishing of the new city buildings. caused the annual budget presented to the City Council by the Finance Commit tee. to be an interesting document
 The total expenses of the city. ac- cording to this budget. which was adopted, will amount during the fiscal year to about $225.0o0, The principal Interest centered in the anticipated raise in salaries for city employees, all of whom had for years been under+ paid. and general demand for better pay was made.
 Patrolmen were increased in the po- lice department from $60 to- $7o per month; mounted officers from s7o to sS2 50: captains from $70 to ss5; spe- ciai officers from $50 to $75, and depu- ties from $s0 to s9o. while the chief of the department was given raise of $25 per month.
 In the fire department firemen were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
SUNDAY MEETINGS RESUMED.
Dp. c. L. McCartha to Address Y. M
 0. A. Tomorrow AfterROOR.

Dp. c. L. McCartha to Address Y. M.
 c. A. Tomorrow AfterROOn.
 Sunday afternoon the Mems Meetings win be resumed at the Y, M. c. A. Dr. c. L. McCartha of Troy has been Invited to deliver the opening address and he has signified to the secretary of the Association his intention to be present. The services will begin at a:3O o'clock.
 The Mems Meetings at the Associa- lions rooms have been we'll attended. and this year the Association hopes that they will be even better attended than they were last year.
 On the first Sunday in October the '. M. c. A. will hold the Sunday meet ing. with Rev. Bob Jones, the evan Reiist, who will be in Montgomery at the Auditorium. speaking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
HENLEY ADMITTED TO RAIL.
wIth Selling whisky Without
 a EHceuae

Sim Henley, accused of retailing whisky without License in Chiffon County, was araigned before United States Commissioner Elmore yesterday and released on bond in the sum of s2OO. Henley will have trial at 10 o'clock this morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Norrcr ro sunsCRInpRs.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
 Tf you are going to move on OctO- ber list, notify the Circulation Depart ment of The, Advertiser to change your paper. You can notify us now and change can be made without farther instructions. Do ft while you think of it. Phone 23O. 3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

VvANTED-white girls to do general house work in private homes; fair wages, moder- ate work. good treatment and good oppor- live out of town may write The Salvation Army Montgofnery, Ala. Otherwise may call at s17 whitman St. or phone 1s2l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

s25O BUYS half interest In organized the atrical attraction now on the road: IegIti- mate and will bear strictest investigation.
 Address Harry Pepper. General Delivery, Montgomery. -1T-9t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

SOMETHING New; Our 'Rider's' Accident Policy, covering all accidents of travel and otherwise and all occupations; Issued to both men and women, giving sS.000 death and Sl4 weekly benefits; costing but s5 per annum. Over $s25. .000 already paid in bene- fits. Agents Wanted. Extra large commits sions and exclusive territory given. Ad-
 dress, National Accident Society. S2O Broad ways New York eod--at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

NoTICE-Ws have In our employ an expert watchmaker. and are Aprepared to do flrst-class watch repairing North Court St 1&-6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
HORSE SHOEING

capItaI cIty Horse Shoe Co. 20S N Court
 Phone aAs-Praetical and scientific horss- shoainx; good work. prompt service; all ~nal< Enarentsed ". N- Talk Mar. Aok
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
WOoDENWARE.

MOVING to No 227 N. Court cor Jefferson.
 We will All all orders promptly from our present location No. 20s Dexter Ave, phone 54 Our business will not be interrupted on account of moving. Montgomery Wooden Ware Co. if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

HAIEsMEN wANTED-what is your job lnnore handling our suburban Pensaccla prop !erty. Salary and commission. Write for ter Eitory. The Packard Land O.. Pensaeoia. kT,s --6-su-wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

WHY LEARN TELEGRAPHY9--Beca sventy.fve thousand more telegraph opera iorn are wanted by railroad companies on scs,nt of the eight-honr law passed by Con-
 Sress Salaries Increased An arrangement ssstth railroad officials enables me to take q limited number of students ana teacn tnsns as ~ 1saias-ra nhV giving them maln-lfne practice ssn9 written contract. to place them in good na yfng positions My plan of teaching Tei- sgTaphy is THE ONLY plan. enabling stu. sents to learn TeIegraphy PRACTICALLY and THOROUGHLY About 7b per cent at the higher railway officials began their raii- wav careers as telegraph operators Now IS inc lime FOR YOU to get busy. Address PRACTICAL OPERATOR. P o. Box esS. Montgomery. ooO1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
ENGRAVING.

WAKTED-You to illustrate your ads with our cuts: they add 25 per cent to the at- tractiyeness of any Gd.; talk 't over with The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
MISREPRESENTATION.


 VOTING man 2i years old. who has been Anaployed by high class lumber concern about IS months. assistant bookkeeper' stenographer and bill clerk. would like po- sition something similar. Good recomHehd- htion. Address s'R," Box 126. Brewton. Ala. -6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

ANTIQUEs-Good assortment antique ma-- hogany furniture. priced reasonably, serv- ing table. sofa. and claw foot secretary of fine design. James o'Hara, I1s-t2o Monroe St. -~I0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

AUCTION BALE of furniture at the Gleh-
 more Hotel to cioss out balance of stock. consisting of bed room suites. mattresses. springs cooking ware. and silver plated ware. consisting of sugar bowls. cream pitchers, bread and celery plates. individ- uaI sets, &c.. come Saturday morning to the sale. commencing at 10 am. T. H. Nab son. --10-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

wANTED-Position as stenographer. can Eead my notes well and have good speed kon machine Address ''T." In care Adverti- Fer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
wANTED--RooM OR BOARD

wANTED-Rooms for light housekeeping, partly furnished for couple with one child, phone at once. sos. or address '. M. c. A,
 --6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
DRINKS.

L.. D. Hale and Company sell the genuine Coca Cola. unadulterated when you feel the need of the "pure stuff" come to McGehee Brothers Drug Store Fount. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

pharmacist, must De ssts.a~s5 ana have three or four years lnrs cticaI experience ein first class drugstore, middle age man preferred. address D. sumrners, No 100 water sts Selma. AIS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
GOVERNOR CONFER
 INDICATES

Continued from Page One.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

IgvANTED-Position by thoroughly eompe- Bent bookkeeper, now employed, desire khange. x. r. g.. care Advertiser. -e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
COAL,

OUR Acton Helena Is the best coal mined. We make no executions. It burns freely. leaves no elinkers and few ashes. Try our high grade red ash nut Banks Coal co. Phone 76S. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

FOR sALE-Two first class OK teams of oxen each with good drays complete all vertfser loft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
FOR SALE RIAL EsTATE.


 FOR sALE-30 acres land 1 h miles from town, 1.T00 Elberta peach trees now bear ing, an ideal place for poultry raising. Near one of the best schools in state. will sell cheap, write today. R. R. Martin. Ever green, Ala. Ill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
FOR RENT--REsIDENCEs.

FOR RENr-cottags with four rooms and bath, close in s14 per month. T. B. Bsthea. First National Bank Building. --14-st FOR RENT-Nice four room house at chis- holm. good well of water near ear line.
 Phone 26s4. -i4-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

wANTED-Board by man and wife with
 four small children, want board by October list. call phone 252. -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

FOR RENT-Three modern rooms for oflces End floor, good elevator service; well lighted
 heated and ventilated. Apply Montgomery Light & Water Power Co. 12-fi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A carload of horses and mares.
 some unbroken, some large draft horses, we'll broken, several good saddle horses. New Traders stock Yards. Lower wetump- ka Road. Phone 1o2. --10-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

FOR RENT--Fraternity Hall on Madison Ave, suitable for lodges and unions. Apply $. c. Prickett, Pr. 2s Dexter Avenue.
 --12-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

FOR RENTING large furnished upstairs rooms, bath on same floor. hot and cold wa ter, gas and telephone, close in. Call at 11s N. MeDonough St. --13-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Rooms for storage purposes; $500 per room by the month. Phone 262s. Also Pekin ducks for sale.
 --12-fri-su-t tu- tn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front room. upstairs southern exposure; two furnished rooms down stairs, gentlemen preferred ; private family; can furnish table board. 418 Clayton Street. --ls-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE MONEY to loan on farm landa The State Abstract Company. r South Perry St. z sT.ts