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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

hundred die before their allotted time be-
cause they neglected 10 consult a physi-
clan when the development Of the disease
could readily and positively have been ar
rested Every normal person. unless death
be caused by violence. should live 10 be
from Is TO 100 years old. in more or less
perfect health, provided, OF course, that
the health OF the body is guarded and cared
for.
w go to the dentist from one TO five
times a year to have our teeth cleaned or
protected from decay. That We should 60
70 a physician and be thoroughly examined
two or three times a year Is OF vastly
greater importance There may be a weak
spot or the beginning Of decay In some Of
the vital organs. or In some part % the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

toll for cases that the doctor could have
kept out OF his hands indefinitely II he
had had the chance. You can say for
me that the undertaken has the softsst
job In New York City"
As DIR. OHAnlon has been CORNERS
physician for more than fourteen years,
and in that time has investigated and
passed on the cause OF death in more
than $4,000 cases. he is in a position 10
speak advisedly.
This doctor about he doctor earelesaly
killing people with drugs. or letting
them die because he didn't understand
their trouble. Is not rational enough TO
deserve serious consideration The truth
OF the matter Is that most people let the
beginning approach the end before they
seek legitimate medical advice. A EoOdIy
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

BODY that will affect them. The docFor
VIII find out these incipient conditions and
repair and build them Up before they spread
OF develop. Bught's disease would be de.
teetec al It's inception and measures could
De adopted that would insure a cure. A
weakening OF the heart would be discovered
In time to strengthen it and put Il In q
healthy condition. An Infection OF the
lungs would receive the needed attention in
time to avert tuberculosis.
The Heh are equally. IL not more. care
less and delinquent than the poor IA the
matter OF giving care to their health. The
rich mold health to be Of Infinitely less i'm
portanee than The getting OF dollars. The
middle classes are much more selections Of
their health. and. as a whole. are tha doc
tors best p~anentA--NeU YORK WorId
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

w o m 9 ms 12-button
Cape Gloves, English
tans. at. .91.0S
w o m e ms 12-button
Real Kid Gloves
at ...........$ sos
w o m e ms 16-button
Real Kid Gloves
at .SS.40
Mems 1-clasp Cape
Gloves on sale at
81, 1925, $50, 81
and $2.2o
Misses 1-clasp I'M
ported Cape Gloves
at. 500 and $1.25
Misses 2-clasp Kid
Gloves, pair $500
Youths silk-lined Cape
and Mocha Gloves
at ...-.......$ $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
:ARELESSNESS LEAD TO GRAVE
Jews OF q Physician Who Has Passed
On Thousands OF Causes
Of Death.

1T Is easier TO pay the doctor than the
ndertAker.- said Dr.. Philip r. oHanloR
4 New York City. And then. too" he
dded with dron emphasis. VOC get
more real live enjoyment out OF the In
'estmenL II more people would psy
Or a doctor there woald be fewer oc-
asions for paying the undertake.. The
dea that the doctor Is the best AID TO
he undertaken Is all m~OonshinG The
sss OF the medical practitioner the more
{ the undertakes.
.As IL Il. the undertaken has ths bet
q Of Il over the doet0r; he gets ful
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

selection at any time
w o m e ms 2 -elasp
Prime L a m b 8 k
Gloves. all colOrs.
at.....S1 and $1.25
Women's 1-elasp Inn
ported Cape Gloves,
English tans,
at. 81, S1.25, $50
Women's 2-clasp fine
French Kid Gloves,
all colors,
at. $50, STD, 81
w o m e ms 2-clasp
Mocha Gloves, red.
brown, gray q n d
black,
at. .$1.25 and $50
Women's 1-clasp silk
lined Gloves
at. .S1.26 and $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

In nickel. cop
per and brass
finish, worth
20 S3.T5.
for SAYS
Carving SETS =
8 0 N p S
with sets al
$500 or over.
/ o 0 s I m p s
with sets at
AkQ oP oV0r.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

SILK nose from America
Women's black, Isle
hose, hand embroid-
cred. 5Oc, Toe, $1.OO
and .........S1.2S
Women's black silk hose
with cotton sole. very
serviceable ...S1.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Women's pure linen hem
stitched Handkerchiefs,
&c, loo, 16c, 25o, 36c, 500
Women's pure linen Ini-
cal Handkerchiefs, at
loo, 16o, 25o and. 35c
Women's pure linen En-
broidered Handkerchiefs.
15c, a6c, 36c, SOC, 75o
Women's fine Armenian
h a n d = made Handker-
chief, 500, T5c, S1.oo,
S1-5o and. $3.50
Women's fine Swiss EN-
broidered Handkerchiefs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Special. $3.50 quality on safety RazoxHL
sale tomorrow. tAss Grnettss ..........RSOO
and prices. including Ever Ready .,...e.slOO
80 Stamps. at s1.6S UP. And 40 Stamps
200 savory Rooster. special sac
Half Enamel 'Savory. tls5 kind $50
Brownie Rooster. large soc size ...-.-.-..--.-.2Sc
20 Stamps with any Rooster At csc or over.
SAD Irons-B. Q. E.. regular SLS5 value. for. $50
NAT Rick ~Sstp-Ptck and cracker. .............2 5o
And 10 Stamps-
Tool Chests for boys. full set Of tools. mp from. IS
Copper Cigar and Ash Holders. a6o and SOC
And 20 Stamps-
m TEH BPo2TM0 GOODS
Ice skates Bar
ney A. Berrys
pa ~ make, none bet
ter, all styles
and sizes for
boys and girls.
~ ESQ up.
Girls No. 20 Dollar Skates r.........-....-.T So
4oner Skatea-All-steel ball-beaTing Skates at SAYS
An-steel Roller .1so and $50
Boxing Gloves at. .o12S Punching Bags at. .0125
Air Rifles at.7se. Goo, uas. $3.50 and 20 stamps
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

GIFT BOOKS
Xmas in the Morning.
The Perfect Tribute.
The Toy Shop.
The School of Life.
A New Lincoln Book-From 100
authoritative sources ...S1,4S
The Angel and the Star-Ralph
Connor's new book. .49G
FOUNTAIN PENS
L. E. Waterman Pens. A binding
guarantee with each. Exchange
able to suit tastes of recipient.
Prices up from........S2.5O
STATIONARY
Great sales Holiday lines.
$500 grades .....s-...S1.50
$3.50 grades ..--.-.-..s..49C
5Oc Grades ...----~..---25C
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

at, Zoe, 16o, 25o and $50
Women's Princess and
Duchess Lace HandlOer-
chiefs, e1-oo, S1.5o, $500,
$500 to $1,000
Mems pure linen Hand
kerchiefs, on sale at 1oc,
15o, 25o, 3Sc and. 800
Mems pure linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, loo, 15c,
26c, $50 and-........5 500
Mems plain silk and mi
tial handkerchiefs, $50,
500, 76c and -. S1.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Mems Pyjamas OF flannelette, good
materials, nicely trimmed, $1.OO,
$3.50, $500 and $3.50
Mems Night Shirts of flannelette,
all sizes. turn down or military
collars, soc. 76c, 81 and S1.5O
Xmas Neckwear. Wonderful range
finest imported silk, In rich,
new colorings. Beautiful, sty-
lish four-in-hands In French
fold or open end. Many IN holi-
day boxes. 35c, SOC, Toe S1.00
and
Xmas ~Suspenders. each pair in
fancy holiday box. every style
and color, 35c, soc, 75c, $1.00
and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
HANDKERCHIEFS

One year ago tomorrow, was the biggest days
business we ever had in Handkerchief. Our every
effort is bent towards breaking the record this year.
We offer scores of wonderful bargains with this in
view. Every one of today's advertised lines is ex-
traordinary value. Come to Benefits Monday for
Handkerchief. Never such selling on fine linen
goods before.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Fashionable styles and colorings in worlds best
Gloves. We continue Monday our great Sale
Real French Kid Gloves, actual e1.10 no.
and 500 quality 1890.
$50 dozen purchase. Includes black and IL
new shades. The Glove sensation of the Christ
mas season. All perfect goods. with Paris Point
embroidery. Don't overlook this big opportunity
tomorrow.
Buy a Glove Certificate II you do not know
the size or color wanted. We issue them for
any amount, allowing recipient to make own
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Plenty of gift suggestions for men. women.
boys and girls. Take a stroll through the de-
partment. You'll see many suitable articles at
every turn e
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Brass Beds-Big line. new styles, all
at very low prices for Christmas.
Lace Curtains-Very attractive sales.
handsome styles, as long as they last
CSC S1.39 S2.9S and 1875
Couch Covers-In Oriental and Bag
dad stripes, up from. Csc
Portieres-In rope, leather, denim and
damask, all styles and colors.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Capitol Flour. sack S1.5o and 100 SIPS
Benefits Golden Cof-
fee, Ii. ..,.......s ee and 40 SIPS
Teas, assorted. lb....3sc and 20 SIPS
Clam Bouillon. bot. 30
r. & r. Plum Pudding 25c and 10 SIPS
Walkers Chill Con
Carni, cans.......2 o and 10 sips
Premium Butterine. Ate and 10 sips
Folks Tomato Soup,
5 cans .-------.-. .1oc ana ~ 81 Pc
Succotash, Best We
Have" 2 cans.....25 and 10 sips
Candied Orange Peel,
per ID. ............a5c and 90 sips
0aIliard's 0HVO OH Special.
Large bottle ........7oo n 90 sips
Medium bottle .......4 SOC and rs sips
Small bottle .........22 IA and 10 sips
New Raisins, loo New Currants, loo
New Seedless Raisins, lb........12hao
Capitol Mincemeat,
Evaporated Apricots.
per ID. ........... l2So and 10 stps
Franco-American Soups.
pint can ......9 oc and 90 sips
oAHDEs-IH GRoCERY.
Mixed Candy. ...loo and I21lo
Candy Chain. 2 yATds.............:5o
Chocolate Frappe, 10. box.........Soo
And 20 Stamps.
New Dates,
Imported Figs, lb.........lSe 2oo, aSe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Velvet Rugs-Monday special, 27x54-
inch. best $500 rug made Csc
Fur Rugs in Fox Wolf and Goat, white
and colors. specially priced-up .
1Iom .S3.1O
Slipper BOxes-covered with cretonne,
sx13-inch. metal feet........30&
Cedar Boxes for shirtwaists, furs.
skirts, $2.9S S3.4S S4.25 up
Buffets-Special Monday entire
stock 10 PER CENT OFF.
Mattresses-Elastic felt. full size. so
TO- .SO.zO
Hall Racks-New line for Christmas
at.........S2.9S 1915 and up
COstumsrs-Qike cut)-Golden oak,
on sale Monday. for ..4SG
Better ones at zoe and $1.25
Sewing Machines-PositiYely
. greatest bargain ever offered.
N Benefits Special" drop
head. model with oak case.
$40 value, special. .S13.60
Others. at. S10.4S S1S.S5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

foremost makers.
Women's black silk hose
hand embroidered
$3, $3.50, $4.5O SIS
Women's black silk hose
double soles, spliced
heels. $500, $2.5O S3
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Christmas Hosiery.

Finest imported hand-embroidered effects and
INK hose from America's foremost makers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Fancy Linens

Battenberg, Lace and drawn centers and
squares. scalloped and embroidered doilies,
hemstitched and drawn scarf, CSC values
at o0C
Lunch CIoths-Soarfs and Centers. in hem
stitched damask, hand-drawn linen and Bat
tenberg Lace, $3.50 values ..9SC
Hand Embroidered pieces, Lunch Cloths and
scarfs, Torchon Lace Centers, Madeira Eye
let Centers and Scarfs, also fine hand-drawn
pieces. prices up to $40. all reduced now.
HALF OFF.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

5 O'Clock Tea
&Ys value, 2.7s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Mems Combination Sets, consist
ing of hemstitched handker-
chief and tie to match in navy,
wine, smoke, green, brown, cleo
trio and sapphire, $3.50 sets
at .9SC
All Silk MuffIers-Reefer styles.
hemstitched ends. black and
leading colors, 75c, $500, $3.50
to $500
Percale and Madras Shirts, fine,
wellmade shirts in newest color
ings, plain or pleated fronts,
coat styles, cuffs on Of off, very
large assortment.,....&1.SO
Combination Sets for men, consist
ing of Arm Bands, Carriers and
Suspenders, for ...-.....7SG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Wonderful Xmas Book Selling

- IN DOCKS IN ne west In our n
my less here, too.
Satan Sanderson. Mn
The Spoilers, v O
Red Saunders. 0,
and hundreds Of others.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Teddy Bear, Cinderella and
Mother Goose Rhymes. 15c books
Little Lame Prince,
Black Beauty, I'M
Rip Van Wrinkle, -
cut and shaped books.
Juveniles, classics, Fairy Tales,
thousands of books for every
one .ss.--. .HOC
Girls Books-Aunt James Nieces,
regular Use lines, for 39c
Girls BoOks-Aune James Neices,
$1.00 books for. .49E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Makers Stock Fancy Vests Fifty Cents ON Dollar

Sweater Coats Tor men. all
wool, oxford gray, also
with navy or maroon bord-
ers, for. 50 and $3.50
Boys "a to 36.....$1.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

Greatest Bargains THTNN
Ever Offered in S1441NLA
Every table loaded with new bargains every
day. Fancy French China OF every descrip-
ton positively HALF PRICE.
Our So Cut Glass Tables embrace bowls, water
bottles, fern dishes, etc. Not a piece worth
less than $3.50 to $1,000.
Fancy China or great before Christmas clear
ing we have ever known. Thousands of
pieces must go and will go II price will sell
it. Tremendous sacrifices begin Monday.
Wonderful bargains again on the one price
table ........25c 49c 9SG and $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

DOLL PErTooATs FREE-with every purchase In wOmen's and childrens
garment sections
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
In PrettY Hohday Doxes
: Bennett Store This Week
Winter Quarterly Style Book and any 4
Ladies' Home Journal Pattern. .-....2 20

tor Christmas shoppins is short four more days Its in these rush. days that
annotb be housht better at Bennets Shop in the onh@M you can better for you md us
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, Etc.

Innumerable possibilities for wise and economical gift buy
ing In our big third floor homefurnishing section Nothing in the
world gives more lasting pleasure than some article for home
adOrnment. Everything to completely furnish a home is here and
at lowest prices. On sale while lots last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
owENToN DIDN'T APPEAR
wetumpIxa. People Failed to I
 GnmN

wetumpIxa. People Failed to see
 Game.
 Wetumpka Dec Special )-Tbe baslk ball enthusiasts were disap- pointed last night in the failure of the Owenton team to. be on hand for the advertised game between the fifth District School and Owenton.
 c. H. Billinsley of Montgomery came over to Wetumpka Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. W. L. Lancaster has returned from stay of several days with Mrs. R. T Goodwin at Highland Park.
 Mrs. John A. Gaddis has gone to McMinnville Tenn. for a brief visit. Among the pleasant social events of the week were box ball party given by Messrs. Ruffin and Sanford in com pliment to Miss Forrest Hogg. and a reception given The Thirteen Club. by Miss Ira Pearl McEihaney.
 After spending a couple , of weeks with relatives in Wetumpka. Mrs Sallie Bradford has returned to her home in Notasulga.
 Misses Mary $. Tilluman and Annie Welch are expected home for the holi days from the A c. F. College on December 23rd.
 E. M. Morre who is studiny medicine in Mobile, will spend Christmas in Wetunlpka.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
HIGD0N KEPT BUSY
JEFFERSON SHERIFF MAKING
 MANY ARREsTEs.
Social Clubs are Ralded and Liauors Are Conhscsted--Young
 Man is Found
 Wounded

Birmingham. Dec fs- Cspecial)-- Deputy Sheriffs today made raids on the Southside Social club and the Dem- ocratic club, both on Twentieth street, one on the north side and the other on the southside of the city.
 Two wagons loaded with beer and whiskey were taken to the sheriff's ofiice and the confscated stun will be held.
 While the officers were at the south side Social club they located in am other room in the building a white man named Leonard Plass, employed In the Florence hotel pool room, with his throat cut almost from ear to ear. He had just been knifed and big pool of blood had flowed from the wound.
 A young white woman giving her name as Leonora Mcconnell was placed under arrest. pending an inves- tigation.
 The young man was rushed to. the hospital and physicians who examined the wound pronounced 1t as being dangerous.
 The man made statement first that-he fell down and cut himself but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
JOHNSTON TALKS
 OF HUNDLEY'S CASE


 Birmingham. Dec. 1s--(Special.9-- Senator Joseph F. Johnston has re- turned home for the holidays. When asked tonight if he had heard of the meeting of the Birmingham Bar today in reference to the confirmation of Judge Hundley, he replied that he had, that almost all of the men who were in the meeting had signed petitions and had requested the appointment of Judge Hundley. But those who had changed their minds had a right to do so if they desired to.
 He said that at the request of a Senator the confirmation of Judge Hundley had been passed until after the recess and that no harm could be done to consent thereto. He said this had been done in executive session and therefore he could not tell who had made the request. He did not inti- mate whether he favored or opposed the confirmation of Judge Hundley.
 He announced that on Monday he and Senator Bankhead would hold a conference with Joe Thompson state chairman of the Republican party but that the discussion would. be entirely on department matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

meeting for men at the orpheum The atre tomorrow afternoon at S:au o'clock. The subject of MT. Seeds ad- dress will be Ascending or Decend- ing. Which?' The meeting will De held under the direction of the local Young Mems Christian Association. and all men in the city are invited to at- tend this meeting
 The speaker Is one of the State 6 best known public men. He is tressur- CT of the State of Alabama, a pleasant speaker and never fails to interest and entertain an audience A young man himself. he Is interested in the prob lems that effect young men. lie is prominently connected in church ctr- cles. and is a member of the Ioung Mems Christian Association. The meet ing will begin promptly at '3:SV o'clock and close within the hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
PEGGY PARRY DYING.
4 Well-known Actress Shoots Herself
 AccldentaIIy Win Pistol.

4 Well-<nown Actress Shoots Herself
 Accidentally With Pistol.
 Chicago, Dec. 19.--Mary Wishwell, whose stage name is Peggy Parry, was reported dying today as the result of bullet wound said to have been acci- dentally inflicted.
 Miss Wishwell and her theatrical partner. Elizabeth Jahn, came here three weeks ago from Goldheld New where, it is said. they had been filling an engagement They attended an after4theatre dinner last night, and, according to Miss Jahn, were examin- ing tn cir reYolvers upon their return to their rooms early today. Miss WishweIl, in a spirit Of mischief, ac- cordig to Miss Jahn, fired a shot into the floor, but scarcely had she done so when a second shot came and Miss Wishwel fell with a bullet through her right lung.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
NEGRO REvIvAL OVER.
Services at Dexter Avenue Church Have Been We'll Attended.

Services at Dexter Avenue Church
 Have Been We'll Attended.
 The winter servicS which has been in progress at the Dexter Avenue Bap- ttst church for negroes will close to- night with a farewell sermon by Dr. 5. ]. Johnson the evangelist and with Baptisma1 services by the pastor. The revival has been in progress during the las: ten days and the sermons or the evangelist have elieited the most favorable attention. One hundred and thirty-two negroes have been convert cd in the meetings which he has con- ducted and much good has been done.
 To-day will be avery busy one at the church: pr. johnson will preach q special meeting for men will be held. It is expected that a large audience will greet the evangelist as this will be his last appeal to the unconverted here. He will preach his farewell ser mon tonight and the pastor will ad' minister the ordinance of Baptism
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
EXCELLENT WORK BEING DONE.
Congregations at Adams Avenpe Bap-
 tlnt Church steadily Increasing.

C0nRregatiOns nt Adama ANenpe Bhp- tInt Church steadily Increasing. Excellent results are attending the religious work of the Adams Avenue
 Baptist church. and the sermons of
 Rev. Ashley V. Pickern are being at
 tended by constantly growing crowds. During the last month thirteen or four teen new members have been added to the church and with the deep spirit
 ual interest being manifested by tho membership the church will begin the new year with bright prospects for substantial growth both along physt- cal and spiritual lines.
 Owing to the splendid work of Su- perintendents 4. C. Hendley and ". T.
 Perry the Sunday school is forging to the front and promises to accomplish greatAwork among the young people Q. the church in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
NOSE HARRIS IS HURT; <.
 CITIZEN OF RUSSELL MAY DIE

Tuskegee Dec s19.-(Speeial.)-N has reached the city that Nose Harris a citizen of Marion Stand this county. was a victim of serious runaway accident Friday night.
 Harris bad been to Montgomery re- turning via. Doune. He was driving a very spirited horse from his station, which became frightened. Harris was thrown. from his buggy resulting in his skull being crushed; which Is re- ported as being serious, but with some hope of recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
XMAS FRUITS, NUTS AND CANnY.

XMAS FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDY. Sweet Florida Oranges, box $2. 35 By the dozen =. ... ....2Oc. 25c. BOG Large Fancy Red Apples per peck soc Grown Layer Raisins. per fb .12 1-2c Pure Chocolate and Bon Bons,
 MlXed' per 10 =. .......15c Fancy Mixed Nuts. per fb ..........2 20c Fancy Imported Walnuts. per fh zoe Paper Shelled Pecans. per fb 20 to BOG Paper Shelled Almonds. per 10. .a5c Jumbo Brazil Nuts, per ID Poe Valencia Shelled Almonds per fb soc Basket Smyrna Figs ... .. ..25c Box Stuffed Dates .. . ..........25c Fancy Red Cranberries. per at. .2Oc Mail orders shipped same day re- ceived if accompanied with check.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
 The Pure Food Stores adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
x,MAs rnUTTs. NUTS AND c.NpY.

XMAS FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDY.
 Sweet Florida Oranges, box ......$ g. 35 By the dozen !. ... .... .20c. 25c, sec Large Fancy Red Apples. per peck Soc 3 Crown Layer Raisins, per ID ..12 1-2c' Pure Chocolate and Bon Bons.
 Mixed. per ID :. ... ... s.... ..15c' Fancy Mixed Nuts per 10 ....-......2 200 Fancy Imported Walnuts, per fb... .20c: Paper Shelled Pecans, per 10 20 to soc Paper SheIled Almonds, per ID :. ..25c Jumbo Brazil Nuts, per fb :. ..2oc Valencia Shelled Almonds per ID ..50ci Basket smyrna Figs ... ...... 25c, Box Stuffed Dates . .... 25c Fancy Red Cranberries. per at. s.. ..20c Mail orders shipped same day re- ceived If accompanied with check.
 BROCK GROCERY CO
 The Pure Food Stores. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
COMPLETION IS DELAYED.
'rsan of Court Street ATethodist Chureh
 N0t Yet Efmfahed

Not Yet Finished.
 The members of the Court Street Methodist Church are considerably dis appointed in that the new organ which is being installed in that church will not be in condition to be used at the Christmas services.
 The work of putting in the new or gan was commenced about six weeks ago. and 1t was thought that ih would be completed before Christmas. but on account of some of the material being delayed in getting here. the completion has been postponed several weeks. The organ, when completed. will be one of the finest in the South, and certainly the most handsome In Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
We want to clean your blankets Prices on lots.
 FRENCH DRY CLEANING co.
 Phone 1I3. 2O3 Dexter.
Men Play With Tov.-

Savannah. Ga. Dec. l9-The members of the Savannah Cotton Exchange have a new form of diversion during this happy Christmas season. Several of them have purchased little toy auto mobiles that run with a spring, and there are races held on the floor of the exchange every afternoon at the close of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
commerce Commi.sfon Adjourns,

New Orleans. La., Dec 19-Corn- missioners Clark. Clements and Har- Ian of the interstate commerce com mission tonight adjourned the hear ing which they have been conducting here in connection with the claims for division of the charges made on lun- Der shipments originating on logging
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
Arrests sInnx women,

Birmingham. Dec 1s-Sheriff Hig- don and his deputies created sensa- tion tonight by making a general raid on the restricted district of the city and closing all of the houses in that territory. Scores of women were taken to the county jail in carriages and required to make bond on charges of vagraney. No men were arrested.