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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01

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 "If a letter Is a spell, think you have a spell of mine. which is a speil of my own weaving. You were to show me the letter in which asked you to come to zee me. It was in that I think you said, that mentioned your debts; but I don't remember doing so' Show it to mel"
 T have not got it with mel! This was said with a touch of mulisn sui- lenness. ~.
 "why not?"
 T forgot" ...
 That is a pity! It is always pity to forget things in business irans. action; as this is. I think. Auntie. we must wait till we have all the docu- msnts, before we can complete snis transaction" |.
 Leonard was seriously alarmed IT the matter of the loan were nos sone on with at once the jewellers Dill couio not be paid by Monday. and the result would be another scene with his fatner' in which he would get the worst ot It. True that he would have sort or re- prisal in showing the receipt from cavendish and Cecil; but he knew well that there was little to conctliate his father in that He turned to stephen and said as charmingly as he could, ana he was all in earnest now:
 I'm awfuily sorry! But these debts have been so worrying me that they put lots of things out of my head. That bill to be paid on Monday. when I haven't got a feather to Fly with. IS enough to drive fellow off his chump. The moment lay my hands on the let ter I shall keep it with me so that can't forget 1t again. Won't you for give me for this timer"
 "Forgive" she answered, with a laugh. why. it's not worth forgive ness It is not worth second thought. All right Leonard. make your mind easy, the bill will be paid on Monday?' Miss Rowly said quietly:
 T have to be in London on Monday afternoon; can pay it for you" This was shock to Leonard; he said i'm
 .oh, say. Cant I. ." His words faded away as the old lady again raised her lorgnon and gagged at him calmly. She went on:
 You know. my dear. 1t won't be even out of ny way, as have to call at MT. Malpas's office" Leonard could say nothing. He seemed to be left com pleteiy out of it. when stephen rose up, as hint to him that 1t was time for him to go. he said humbiy. as he felt: aaEA2@
 would 1t be possible that should have the receipt before Monday even mgr want to show 1t to my father"
 'CertainlyP said the old lady, an- swering him T shall be back by the o'clock train; and if you happen to be at the railway station at Worcester when arrive can give 1t to you!"
 He went away relieved, but vindie- tive; determined in his own mind that when he had received the money for the rest of the debts he would see stephen, when the old lady was not present, and have it out with her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
PERSONAL.

During ths month of May ws are offering the best coal mined for 34.5o per ton Buy now and save a large part Of your coal biIL
 Banks Coal O.. Phone Tss ietf
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Printer. Hold Memorial

Mobile Typographical Union No. 27 held memorial services at their lot in Magnolia Cemetery this afternoon, Rev. Edmunds Bennett being the principal speaker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
COOL DRINKS.

------->---s--~~%-~---->~-- WE ARE STILL serving those delteious ths drinks to nit the spot" L. D. Hale
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Longue is in Jail

Emanuel Longue, an Italian, was lodged in the guard house tonight to await the arrival of a warrant from Baldwin County auth critics.
 At Daphne today Longue became an- gered at lad named McAdans and threw a hatchet at him. cutting him severely in the leg. Longue fled to Fairhope where two Daphneites over took him and placed him aboard the bay boat. When the boat reached Daphne the Captain refused to allow the men to disembark as there was no warrant in evidence and there was req son to fear rough treatment at the hands of the boys friends.
 Longue was accordingly brought to Mobile and placed in the guard house over night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
Board and Lodwing for Hor.ea.

We board and lodge horses of all kinds and give them best of attention
 adv--Tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
TYPEWRITERs.

srsvv .ra .seona hand typswritsfs SoP sais,
 ufachRnea of aif makes rented. repaired and exchanged: supplies and aeesssoTle.. 4 le pevant succeGsor to Terry . DeNenN -U
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
FINANCIAL.

TO LoAN~-ss.oOe at per cent on improy:: up. Phone siO. or address Jno C. Harda-
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w. J. ROBINSON HURT
MOBILE MAN IS BURNED AT A
 GARAGE.
Gasoline Leaked over Floor and Bis Automobfle is Damaged and
 Owner is Severely
 Iu1ure&

Mobile. May s1.--(Special.)--w. J. Robinson was severely burned about the arms and neck this afternoon by an accident at the Southern garage,
 He was working on his huge red Lo. zier when the electric globe short-cir- cuitsd and exploded. setting fire to the gasoline which had leaked over the working parts of the machine. The flames spread over the machine. the floor and the walls near by. Attend ants tore the burning clothing from Mir. Robinson before he had inhaled the flame but not until his hair and eyebrows were scorched away. An abundant supply of sand enabled those present to extinguish the flames.
 The damage to the machine will reach s700 and that of the building about sloo.. The machine is insured for s5,o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

- WE DESIRE an honest man as office man ager aA mgntgoinery and Mobile, must have ssso 70 $500 and good references. Salary Sls per menfh and part profits. Address
 eenergl AanAssr" Set KiseF Building. At. iantA oa- --17-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
MONTGOMERY SHRINERS
 ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT

Members of che Montgomery shrin- CTS Club will elect new ofiesrs at a meeting to be held at s o'clock tonight In the library of the Masonic Temple The officers are to serve for twelve uaontha.
 E. J. Meyer is President and D. W Crosiand IS Secretary of the Club.
 The Montgomery Shrfners' Club has become one of the most important se- cret societies of the City ana has a membership representative of several other cities than Montgomery. 1t ls a subordinate of zamora Temple In Bir- membership has caused much talk of the possibility of its having q Temple of its own.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
WANTTD--MALE HELP.

wANTED---A prominent architect. engineer. lumper Salesman. or business man whose business puts him in touch with propoHed large building work. to report to Noxthern Contracting Company. for bidding purposes. Liberal financial arrangements will De made. Address E P. Burdiek. sos Hibernia Building. New Orleans. t ---S-1t WANTEpL-Men to learn barber tradA. few weeks completes. 60 chairs constantly busy, licensed instructors. tools given dlpiomae granted. wages saturdays, poeitions waiting wonderful dsrnaud for graduates Write for catalogue. Molsr Barber College. Atlanta. Ga. --S-oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01

If You Get Thirsty To-day Ask the soda fount boy for pep-to-iac. It looks good--tastas good-~is epod. Contains no dpps or heart stimuiant. Sc. rn-w.fn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
PAPER HANGING.

~--s>-~----~---->--~--~~--~ -------@-y---N WILL Paper rooms and furnish paper as Austin's Wall Paper Parlor. Phone 1883. 22M Commerce. --3at
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wANTED-fEmALE HELP.

SS GUARANTEED weakly saiary addressing home evenings. Send i2 cents postage GusF. antee Letter Co. st. Louis. No ---sy1t WANTED---white girls to do Gen9ral house- vgorir m private homes; fair wakqs. modef. efe work. good treatment and sood oppor. tunttiea Thoes who wish situation aud i've out of town may write The batvatton Army MontGomsry. Ala. Otherwise may call at ST Whitman st.. CT phone ssei.
 --f-ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
HORSE sHOETNG.


 BOOST for the growth of our prosperous city, we are the pioneers of modern horse shoeinE. Ask your neighborS. Talley Horse Bhoeins Co.. I Madison Ave. -aot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
WANTED ED--AGENTs.

EASY MoNEY---Anyons can get 1t by ae- ceptIne our Special Dull Season Proposf- tion" Hundreds are making s5 to Si6 per Farm and Ranch, Dallas. Texas. --2-3t A MANUFACTURERS permanent businebs
 sales parlors for the best gpecialty dress shoe for men and women; outsells all oth- era, every person 6 possible customer; No Rlsk; answer now. Kuehion Komfort Shoe CO, South St., Boston, Mass. --2-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
KODAK FINISHING

 SEND in youE films and plates. we use thu pest material on all amateur work Schulz Studio, Montgomery, Ala. -ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01

Various means of securing publicity are being employed to q greater and greater extent in New York by the preachers who wish to secure large audiences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01

Casino Grand Opening Tonight. TFene Myers, as "Anita, the singing Girl. E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
RUBBER HOSE.

IF YOU want hose 90 where it ts guaran. teed. The best 7-ply at lso No charge f0F
 oouplIngs Little Paint Store. lA y. Perry.
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WANTED--To BUY.

WANTEp---ro buy some OK teams with or without carts, address Win. T. T. Simmons.
 Paxton. Fla --s-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
PLUMBING.

---- S of plumbing. Special attention given repair work Estimates cheerfully furnished. P J. Bressingham, 204 Dexter, Phone 905. --S0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
WANTED---BOARDERs.


 WANTED BoARDERS-BoardsrS wanted at s04 Dexter avenue. Reasonable rates, good board good lodging Phone 24s2. Mrs. C. h. Butte .-7-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
MANUFACTURERS RECORD.

FOR 32 YEARS have made cigars in Montgomery. Bankers. lawysrs planters and
 U. & Senators smoke Rosa GGArA 10s Blob street. --S0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
MIsCELLANE0UR.

NoTIcE-An persons are hereby, notified that I will not be reeponeihia for anw debts made by or eontraeted by c. M Bray. a minor. and are hereby forbid ceiling Or giving to said C. H. Bray intoxtcatinR VISITORS to AonteARie. Mrs. '. L. Pettua
 Miss Alice Psttus and Miss Mae Harweit have taken the Eager Cottage. Address hfra. Pottua at Eelnaas Ala. e-1e~ak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
ToR SALE RIAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE--2.5eO acras of land in lower Baldwin County Alabama. in tracts from I0 to 500 acres:. i60 acres. two miles from Magnolia springs; s20 acres near Roberto dale and summerdale. These are good Apply to Henry A. Horst. Mobile. Ala.
 --l1-1ot FOR SALE--In ward Five. No GA M No ponouRh St. e i've room cottaEe. electric lights, gas sanitary bath. ample elosetG pantry, beautifully paptred, splendid repair. ane netghborhood, close in. Lot BexlIO. Prteo SS $50. Bethea-Tomphins Realty Co, 20s-i0- II First Nat Bank Bldg. Phons esq.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ada with our cuts: they add 2B per cent to the attraGtiveness of any ad- talk lt over with The Advertiser Engraving Company Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
REAL ESTATE

JAMES 0ALLAAGHER-Rafsran Ftrs1
 National and Fourth National 8anAa ef Montaomegys -~&A
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MAPPING.

WE ARE the only direct importers of mat ting in the South We carry the largest stock in the city. we placed specifications of present stock last June, hence are overload ed. 90 per cent. discount on entire line for week ending May 3oth. A. c. Rhodes & co.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
LOST.

LOST.
 LosT--On Friday last. some gentleman, by mistake took black Stetson Hat No with initials A. C. S. in sweat band. from Fitzpatrick's Cafe and left his own in the place of the one taken. The return of ny hat is very much desired A. C. Sexton.
 
 LOST OR sTOLEN--BstwSen Union Depot and Imperial Hotel one suit case. marked W. C. Knight Nashville, Tenn. Containing wearing apparel, valuable papers and family pictures. also picture of home 20l Holcombe St. Liberal reward will be paid for return of same to tho Imperial Hotel or 3l4 Washington St.
 
 LOsT-PointeT puppy nine months old. white with rich liver eolored marks. about head and one large spot on left side. amafl spots over body has very large ears and feet of unusually large size, answerw to name of Rich would appreciate notica oe Whereabouts either by wire. telephone or letter, was wearing collar with name of owner engraved. Mark L. Black. Luvernes Ala -1s-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01

FOR RENT--Front room up stairs with or without table board. Couple preferred soa Madison Ave Phone 3is7. --a3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
FURNITURE.

FURNIrURE--Full line of summer goods. hammocks, refrtgerators Mosquito frames. A. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
WOODENWARR.

WE will pay eight cents per dozen foE burnt out elsetric larnps Edison base any candle power. Montgomery Wooden ware Go. Z97 N. Court st. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
FOR RENT-RocMsy

F0R RENT--A nicely furnished room. suit able for one or two gentlemen, reasonable. close in. Address. Car. is N. McDonough. Phone 1880.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
FOR SALE.

sIpEBOARD-Heavy oak sidsboard with neat carving and trimmings and handsome French mirror, eiaB0 ree good value new
 at s3S Bargain James o'Hara 1is.l2o Monroe. --lo-zt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01
WANTED-RooM OR BOARD

WANTED-cool furnished room, bath. elec- sric lights and all convenieness, must be near Majestic Theatre. Address Hubert Brenon. Majestic Theatre. --a-su-H mo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-01

GREENWOOD Cemetery has an exclusivs franchiss and Is the ometal Cemetery for
 he city of Montgomery. We have oakwood iots for sale at $500. Visit Greenwood and 1884 10.tf
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
Bryan Amuses Audiences.

An audience under the spell of the
intense Bryan laughs a great deal
more than 1t cheers or applauds!
This in itself is disillusioning. And
what Is the apparatus by which he
produces his humorous effects?
Stories about funny colored men, and
the old, old device of applying scrip
tural phrases and references to our
own modern conditions-these consti.
tute his chief repertory in laughter.
producing devices, though sarcasm, an
old weapon in his arsenal, and a modi.
f1cation of his old trick in phrase
making, are occasionally employed
The stories about colored men are
by no means new, and the form of
the biblical applications isn't always
credit to the humorous sense, but
the audience invariably roars. Arc
there some of them who laugh, not so
much at what is said, as at the fat,
bald man who says them?-Dstroft
Free Press.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

A cold boiled potato will take the
place OF mucilage for pasting small
articles. Cut in half and rub over
desired surface.
Iron spots should be covered with
salt moistened with lemon juice and
laid in the hot sunshine for several
days, moistening the salt frequently
When washing black calicoes and
lawns, make the bluing water very
dark, in order to restore color A bet
ter way is to wash them in bran wa.
ter or thin starch.
To whiten your doorstep put halt
pound of glue size In saucepan,
add pint and a half of water, and
slowly dissolve on the stove. When
quite melted add one pound of powd-
cred whiting, stirring it in gradual
ly. Apply with stiff brush, and If
too hard add more water.
To keep kettle covers and galvan.
lied pie plates from dropping from
shelves and tables in pantry get
three laths and two stats about one
inch and half thick and eighteen
inches long. Nail one lath at the
end Of Stats on either end, forming
the bottom; the two remaining laths
about four inches apart. Nail it any
where it would be convenient 1t will
give ample space for covers, ETC.,
and save wear.
Sweet oil will remove finger-marks
from vanished furniture, and para,
fine from oiled furniture. Patient
rubbing with chloroform will re-
move paint from black silk or any
other goods, and will not hurt the
most delicate of fabrics
If kid gloves are laid upon a damp
towel for two or three minutes they
will go on with less chance of tear
ing. A glove manufacturer advises
that the upper part of a mousquetaire
glove be turned down beyond the but.
ton. and when the fingers and hands
are worked in the top may be care
fully turned, but not pulled, back
A good gloss for shirt-fronts Is the
following: Take two ounces of fine
white gumarabic powder. put dt in
to pitcher and pour on it one pint
of boiling water. cover 1t, and let 1t
stand all night. In the morning pour
1t carefully from the dregs into bot
tie; use one tablespoonful to a pint
of starch made in the usual man.
ner; use polishingiron also.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12

or tanks hf.ed with water which
must be kept constantly aerated while
the fishes are on the way, minnows
may be shipped for considerable dis.
tances out of water if carefully pack
ed, as they are sometimes shipped
to anglers for bait.
a What is perhaps record shipment
of minnows, for the results attained
is one lately made from New York
Aquarium to the aquarium in Detroit.
The Detroit aquarium wanted
bunch of salt water minnows, some
to feed to its marine fishes, anu
eomS for exhibition purposes, and
for these minnows it sent to the
New York AQUARIUM, which shipped
the required little fishes to the mum
Der d 500.
For this shipment there was made
here q box about 20 inches square by
10 inches deep, around the inner sides
of which cleats were nailed about
three inches from the top. Then the
bottom of the box was covered with
wet eel grass, and on this the little
minnows, fncm IL to A inches in
length, were laid carefully to be pro
tected with another layer of eel
grass laid over them. And then
there were placed in the box on the
top layer of eel grass over the fishes
strips of wood with their ends sup
ported on the cleats nailed to the
inner sides cf the box, and then
there was put in on these strips ice
enough to fill the box. The water
from the gradually melting ice would
provide sufficient moisture for the
fishes on the way and drainage was
provided for by holes bored in the
bottom of the box
The minnows were shipped on
fast train and thus packed they went
through in good condition and came
out all alive. 1t was about eighteen
hours after they left here that they
were unpacked in the aquarium in
Detroit, but when they were placed
in the water there the whole 500
found their fins and swan off gay
ly.-NeW York Sun.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
BAvAR1AN VEAL CHOPS.

When surrounded by macaroni la
to the eye as we'll as to the palate.
Wipe six loin chops, and put in a
stew pan with half an onion, eight
slices OF carrot, two stalks of celery,
one-half teaspoonful of pepercorns.
four cloves and two tablespoon
fuls of butter. Cover with boil
ing water, and cook until The chops
are tender. Drain, season with salt
and pepper, dip in flour, egg and
crumbs, fry in deep fat, and drain on
brown paper Arrange on hot serv-
ing dish, and surround with one cup
ful-measured before boiling-of boil
ed fiat macaroni broken into two-inch
pieces and mixed with the following
sauce: Peel and slice onions; there
should be two cupfuls. Cover with
boiling water, cook five minutes,
drain, again cover with boiling wa
ter, and cook until soft; again drain,
and rub through a sieve. Melt two
tablespoonfuls of butter, add two
tablespoonfuls of -four, and stir until
well blended, then pour on gradual
ly, while stirring constantly, one
cupful of chicken stock. Bring to
boiling point and add the onion and
one half cupful Of cream or milk.
Season with one half teaspoonful OF
salt, and few grains of pepper
lWoman's Home Companion.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
Misuse Of TeIeahane.

VIII there scGn be reaction
against the ever ubiquitous telephone?
1t strikes me there may, because
hear On all sides complaints of its
misuse, especially by the younger
members of the community. A lady
of note, who is very good-natured
in having girls to stay with her in
town, was found complaining bitter.
ly the other day that she could nev.
er get near the instrument herself
because her young guests were ex.
changing condolences all day long
with their girl friends as to their
frocks and young men.-Gentlewoman.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
EGGS A LA LUccHEsE.

Six hard cooked eggs. one cupful
Of milk, one small sliced onion, two
beaten raw yolks Of eggs, one table
spoonful of chopped parsley, one
tablespoonful of grated cheese, pinch
of ground cinnamon, one tablespoon.
full of butter or oil, pepper and salt
to taste, a little lemon juice.
Fry the onion until nearly brown in
the oil or butter; add the milk, the
eggs cut in halves, and stew over
slow fire Tor four minutes; then stir
in the two yolks of eggs, the parsley,
cheese, cinnamon, salt and pepper.
Mix over slow fire for eight min
utes. squeeze little lemon juice over
and serve very hot.-Boston Cooking
School Magazine.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
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BAKED BEAN RABBIr.

A novelty in the shape of a bean
rabbit is recommended in the Wom-
ans Home Companion as good way
of using up the left over beans. The
recipe is as follows:
Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter,
add one teaspoonful of salt, one
eighth of teaspoonful OF paprika.
one-half cupful of milk and one cup.
full Of cold mashed baked beans. Stir
until thoroughly heated and add one.
half cupful of grated soft, mild cheese.
AS soon as the cheese has melted
serve on small circular pieces of
toasted bread. The recipe is admir-
ably adapted for chafng dish use.
The midland journal., 1908-06-12
THE OLD WOMAN.
az Gertrnda NJ. KING

BY Gertrude 3. King.
NY neighbors girl is snow-white
bride,
Her frock's as white as my hair,
And her little head bends meath her
bridal wreath
AS low as mines bowed with care;
Her eyes are dimmed by her misty
veil
And dim are mine, too, with tears.
Her lover stands by and he whispers
low
oh, long are the weary years!
o God, be good to the little white
wife,
Late come her woman's dole
My man he sleeps in the clear
green sea,
o God, be good to his soul!
MY neighbor's wife lies still and pale,
But her smiling eyes are wide,
For q little head nests at her curving
breast
Her tender heart beside;
And little she recks of her woman's
pain,
Awaited with woman's fears,
AS her man-child stirs in his rosy
sleep
oh, long are the weary years!
o God, be kind to the rosy child,
Late come his mothers dole
The clover grows over my baby's
head
o God, keep safe his soul!
MY neigbbor's hands fold close the
cross
That lies on his quiet breast.
The candles gleam at his head and
his feet,
And the priest prays long for his
rest,
The din of the noisy world without
Rolls over his patient ears
To break on my waiting aching
heart
Oh, long are the weary years!
o God, be good to the toiling
man,
Short be his cleansing dole
My hearts apart from this weary
earth,
o God, call home my soul!
From Appleton's Magazine