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The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
ANKLE DISPLAY AT An End
Bootblacks Now Use Bicycle Clips to
Hold WOmen's Skirts Down.
show Formerly Caused Many Bushes
Had Been known to Flee.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE ankle display
on the Staten Island ferryboats is now n
thing OF the past
4 new rule concerning the blacking OF
feminine boots was inaugurated vester-
day afternoon, and no longer viii high
browed commuters be shocked by un-
seemly sights. a bicycle clip now binds
the skirts OF those OF the gentler sex
who wish a shine, and the morals Of GER
tain transaqueOus travellers viii be en-
dangered no more II all happened be-
cause the masculine commuters made
protest a few weeks ago against the va
rled assortment Of ankles which daily
made their appearance during the rush
hour. Feminine voyagers. I'm getting a
shine for their dainty boots. hourly
shocked ny their inadvertent exhibition
of lingerie the timid members Of the
stronger sex who rode in the women's
cabin. The careless elevation OF skirts
was indeed dreadful 10 behold and blush
ing men often fed wildly from the ankle
display
But all this Is over now. Not an ankle
Is permitted 20 see the light Of day. for
all petticoats are bound up tight and
snug with the iron bicycle clip.
Angular women and those with limbs
Of elephantine proportion may now or
der a shine IN perfect comfort and in
the assurance that their physical inn
perfections viii not be disclosed. Those
who have charms % reveal will have 10
find new means for accidentally" ex-
Aibiting them
A stout person with a triple supply
Of chins was the first 10 Try a shine after
the new rule was put into practice. The
oootblack placed hts lttle stand A fat
chunky foot tn a No. 8 boot took its place
1n the iron rung. and the woman decor
ously dropped her skirts to conceal her
dainty ankle ont came the bicycle clip.
The b0otblack tried 70 slip IT on. but
horrors. II wouldn't so half around.
Nine. Emboupoint biushed furiousiy. the
boy looked az the clip in dismay. and the
whole cabin giggIed.
Have soma blgga ones tomorrow
putty soon" he said, apologeucally.
And, really, theyH need some OF as
orted sizes on the municipal ferry.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
"SHAD0WED" By SLEUTH
Detective Remembers Face of Girl.
but Is Disappointed.

Acquaintance with a detective is not
the good thing some people may i'm
aglne" said a young woman who has
never yet been accused of being an ad-
ventures or anything else that is sup
posed to get ones name on the front
pages of the newspapers, according to
the New York Globe. A few months
ago I was robbed Of a belt that priced
Very highly because it was unique and
cannot be duplicated. l spent cOnsid-
cradle money and had the assistance
Of headquarters detective, but with
out recovering the belt.
That was all well enough, but yes
terday as 1 wGs walking down Broad
way, / saw Mr.. Detective He saw me.
too. and remembered that he had seen
me somewhere but had evidently for
gotten the circumstances. He 'shad-
owed me for a block, then, when I
turned into a store. he slipped into a
doorway and waited for me to come
out. Again he shadOwed me till I
turned into my doorway. At that point
he seemed TO suddenly remember that
he had known me as a client not as a
victim. for as / looked back he seemed
to have a sheepish look IN his face s
he turned and walked rapidly away"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
MALL0RY's FINAL REQUEST.
Late Senator's Action Regarding
Funeral Comment on she Past.


Senator Mallory, of Florida, saw to Il
before his death that his funeral would
not be made the pretext for junket and
orgy at the public expense. BY so doing
he set an example which is to be COM
mended in every way,
Boston still has unpleasant memories
Of the presence in this city a few years
ago Of a delegation which had been to
a sister STATE for the purpose Of giving
official dignity to the funeral of dead
Congressman. There was a wild night
at one of the downtown hotels, and there
was no limit, apparently, 10 expenditures
for refreshments.
With never a thought for the memory
Of him whom they had so lately consigned
TO the tomb the so-called Statesmen"
improved their opportunity to see Bos-
ton after dark. and the municipality
united with the United States govern
ment in paying bills for good old-fash-
toned drunk.
The family of Senator Mallory are TO
be congratulated on the manner in which
he prevented an official affront to COM
mon decency-
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
bird Returned to Its Care,
J Lhe London Erening standa-d.

From the London Evening Standard,
The Rev. Cecil II. Fardell. of Liam
denny parsonage, Usk, Monmouthshire
writes that some years ago. finding that
Gagged bullhnch which he placed out cf
doors every morning was visited daily
by the wild birds outside, he prepared
second vacant cage. which was promptly
occupied by a splendid wild cock bull
finch. This bird was frightened one day
by dog, and the cage door being
open, it flew away.
-Four months later gentle tap al the
window was heard. The bird had re-
turned TO captivity. He again occupied
his old cage.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
NO PINK TICKET CONTROL.
Are Massachusetts Radicals to
run" Delegation 90 Denver.

from the Boston Journal
1t may be- as the reporters have it,.
that the pink ticket section Of the Massa-
chusetts Democracy VIII be allowed 10
take full charge Of tbe preparations
for Denver, and the expedition thereto.
but we are very much inclined 10 believe
that the conservative element, so called.
Will decide ere long that a fight must be
had If they are TO retain their standing
as Democrats.
Col CASTOR has not abandoned all hope
of leading the State Democracy away from
radicalism and pink ticket methods. and
while fl is true that be IS not strong in
supporters who can fight hard and tire
lessly, IL is also true that John r. Fitz-
gerald will bc with Col CASTOR when the
lineup comes
There should be a ight IN the Massa-
chusetts Democracy next spring. or people
will begin TO believe that there is no
Democracy.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
WHEN FAR AWAY.

Remember me when I am gone away,
Love, far away into the silent land
When you no more can hold i1e BY the hand.
NOT I hah turn to 60, yet. turning STAY
Remember ne when no more day by day.
You tell me Of or future that you planned:
Only remember me; son understand
lt VIII be late 20 counsel then CT prav.
Yet if you should forget me for while
aud afterward remember, do not grfeve.
Fer if the darkness and corruption leave
4 yestige Of the thoughts that once 7 had
Better by far sou should forget and smile
Than that you should remember and be sad.
Christina RoSsetti
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
PREY UPON THE POOR.
Real Cause of Rent War on New
Y0rk's East Side.

Prom the Boston Herald
Apparently the trouble between the in
mates of the East Side tenements in New
York and the landlords is not due so
much to the excessive demands OF the
latter as Il is 20 the class Of middlemen
who speculate on the necessities OF the
poor tenants on the one hand, and the
desire of the landlords to rid themselves
OF trouble on the other. Most Of the
tenements are not rented to the tenants
directly by the owners. bat to middemen.
who pay a fixed and moderate sum for
the rental of an entire building and then
sublet the rooms so as 20 get a profit Of
from 80 to 100 per cent on their invest
ment. They are the real Shylocks In the
business. Their wide margin OF profit
viii have TO be narrowed down If trouble
for both themselves and the landlords is
to be obviated.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
WOULD HOWL, TOO.
Physician Dispenses Advice Gratis to
Victim of NeurnIgia.

Jackson is the kind OF man who Is al
ways seeking gratuitous advice. says the
Youths Companion. Not long ago he
met a well-known physician at a dinner
party.
DO you know, doctor" he said. as
soon as there was a chance, Il know a
man who suffers so desperately from
neuralgia that at times he can do moth
ing but howl with pain. What would
you do in that case?''
We'll, l suppose" +" deHberated the med
ical man, Il should howl with pain, too"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Disappointed.

From the Chicago Journal
Have you any more figures In mar
ble?' asked the old lady in the art gal
lery.
Not any" replied the attendant.
ANY particular one you wanted to see?"
Yes, I wanted TO see the statue OF
limitations my husband was telling
about
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

From the Boston Herald
January dividends and interest 10 be
disbursed in Boston. S27, ,O00O00. This
should help to emphasize the compli-
ments Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Dog Owners Luck.

From the Echo Register.
Thursday morning the local passenger
train ran over Harry Bartholomew pet
bulldog and killed il. Lucky for Harry
that it was his dog instead Of himself.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
when Money Is Dumb.

From the Hartford Post
The assertion that money talks" is a
lie. Otherwise the much abused and SLAM
dered ten-dollar gold-piece would talk
hack
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Art of a Best Seller.

First Novelist-Haye you got the plot
for your novel yet?
Second Novelist-No, but ! have got
some Of the best people to condemn Il.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
ART OF LITERATURE
DavidGraham PhillipsScOres
Primitive Ideas.
CALLS SOCIETY NOVEL A JOKE

Hut an Imperfect Reflex of English
Books, lie Says, that Depict a
raise View of Life-Striving for
style the Curse of American Let
ters-Ours Great Field.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
CritIcises Henry James.

Look at Henry James. for instance;
there is not a better manufacturer of
plots in the whole world Of fiction to-day
than he. But who would ever know Il?
He possesses, perhaps. the greatest mind
OF all our literary men. Whenever he has
an idea. however, he strangles it so ef-
fectually in the absurd intricacies of the
style he has Sc painfully cultivated that
IL never breathes the pure air of genius
James has written the most daring sto-
ries. bat they are so ruined in the telling
they have fallen upon needless ears. and
it will not be many Years hence when
their author viii be remembered simply
as literary curiosity one. unread
and unregar6ed. as Ben Johnson
Did you ever realize that some Of the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

for some Of the ofiices. the campaign
promises to be n warm one.
The most coveted plum seems TO be
the once OF Tax Collector, the an
nounced candidates numbering four,
the present Incumbent. T. Il. Jones. w.
]. Fuqua, John p. White and B. F. Will
liams.
For superintendent of Education.
James #. Koonce is the only announced
candidate. and he will probably be re-
elected without opposition. his splendid
record and great popularity being cali
cuiated to discourage any wouid-be
opponent. Tax Assessor James A. Hill
VIII be candidate to succeed himself
and win be opposed by Rev. Mike Ma
lone. Messrs. Malone and Hill fought
It out at the last country primary. the
later winning by a very small majority.
At the preceding primary Mr.. Malone
had defeated Mr.. Hill and the present
race will probably be a close one.
While County Treasurer Hugh p.
Davis has not announced in the county
press. 1t Is understood that he will
stand for reelection. He will be OPP
posed by w. A. Addison. The Demo-
cratic County Executive Comm4ttee win
have q meeting the latter par of this
month and arrange for the holding Of
the primary.
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NEW QUARTERS FOR THE
ALA. FAIR ASSOCIATION
Montgomery Light And Water Power
Company Tenders Use OF Onices
Free.

The Alabama Fair Association has
accented very generous offer from
the Montgomery Light ana Water
Power Company, which rendered to
the association the use of a room In
its building on Dexter avenue. and to-
day the association will move its head
quarters from its office on Commerce
street to a front Office on the second
floor of the Montgomery Light and
Water Company's building.
The offer OF the room to the assoc
citation was made by r. ]. Chambers,
General Manager OF the company. to
A.. G.. Forbes, President OF the Agri-
cultural Association. Mr.. Chambers, in
his letter to Captain Forbes, points out
the fact that the ONCE win be more
convenient for Captain Forbes. whose
business ONCE is Just across Dexter
avenue. and that the association will
thus s@~e SIS a month.
In response. Captain-Forbes thanks
the company and states that the asso.
citation VIII move its headquarters at
once.
Following is a copy of the corre-
.Mr. A. q. Forbes, President Alabama
Agricultural Association, City.
Dear Mr.. Forbes:-The Montgomery
Light and Water Power Company has
a very nice front ONCE on the second
AlOOF Oh tueiE UuAAuluS WHICH thOy Wal
be pleased to have the Fair Associa-
ton occupy as their. general ONCE. This
room Is very much nicer than the one
you now have on Commerce street and
as you have recently taken up the
presidency of the association II Will
be far more convenient for you to have
the Offices in the building just across
from your place Of business. Then,
too, there win tbe a saving OF $1b per
month TO the association by accepting
"Yours very truly.
"R. ]. Chambers,
General Manager"
Captain Forbes-wrote:
"Ohice OF Alabama Agricultural ASso.
citation. Montgomery, Ala, Jan. IL.
Hon. n. ]. Chambers. General Mana
ger Montgomery Light and Water
Power Company, City.
"Dear Sir:--I have the honor to ac-
kno1vIedRe receipt OF your appreciated
favor of the 18th. rendering the use
az a nice front 1fflce on the second
floor Of your building to the Alabama
AaricuIturals Association for use as
their Sgeneral ONCE, and for the assoc
ciatioh, / thank you most heartily Tor
this expression OF your well known
generosity, as by this act, you are no
ing a service TO the association tnat
means much for its welfare.
"Again thanking you for your KIND.
ness and advising that our ONCE VIII
he moved on Monday, j remain,
your very truly,
"A. G. Forbes.
president"
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Columbus. Ga. Jan. 1s.--(Special.)--
The memory OF Robert e. Lee was APP
propriately. honored In Columbus this
evening, pHbIic exercises being held at
ST. Luke's Methodist Church, under the
auspices of Camp Benning of United
Confederate Veterans. Rev. J. p. Nc
Ferrin. pastor OF the church, made the
address OF the occasion. N
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MuLES-REMovAIr-H have
moved to our large new stables located at
corner Perry. Jefferson and Columbus
streets where we viii be glad to see ali
Of our customers and srisreE. $50 20 Fvo
head mules and horses on hand at all
times. Abraham Bros. Horse q Mule Co.
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Girard. Jan.s 1s.--(special. )--Charles
H. Snider. who was for great many
years a merchant in this city. hos
passed away, his death occurring in
the Columbus city hospital. He was
"a years OF age and death was due to
general ability.
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TODAY

delicious Lady Locks, SOC per aoxen,
Mt DOVES Bakery.
II you have never tried this unique
pastry, you have missed something
good.
ChOceIate EeIaires, fresh every day,
soc per dos
Hot Rolls and Bread every afternoon
at
DOVES Bakery, -
116 Montgomery St.,
sPhOne 2A1A
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Fer This Years Crop.

EufauIa Times.
The majority Of farmers have Sc.
will plant about as much as last, hui
there is a tendency to plant more to
keep the farm than ever before. This
is q good idea, for what Is raised Al
home keeps the money at home. which
can be used to beautify and make
home comfortable
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noLUErRus no PLAY AGAIN.

Many Interesting Games Arranged Hor
Basket Bah Team.
Columbus. Ca, jan Ia Especial. D.
The Columbus basket ball team, which
has defeated Auburn. Montgomery, tBir-
mingham ana the University OF MI
nois this season. has several other in
teresting games scheduled for the win
ter. II viii go to Auburn in 3 few
days and attempt to wrest victory
again from the college boys.
Another trip to Montgomery has been
discussed and may be made. The CO.
Iunabus team has arranged games with
the Atlanta Y. NJ. C. A., and the Uni
versity Of Georgia basket ball teams
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Fifty good men with families fer
saw, planning mill and yard crew. Good
houses with garden patches at small rent
Good store with supplies at low prices. On.
ly men who want regular work need apply.
Address Parsons Lumber Co. Rushton. Chill
ton Co.. Alabama. s-3-7t
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Death OF ME. yNntran.

Girard, Jan. 1s.--(Speciai. Mrs
Lucinda Watson. one OF the oldest res.
dents of Girard, died At the residence
of her son. J. II. Watson, after an Ill.
ness of paralysis.
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3 Phenix City. Jan. 1s.-(Special. -
secretary Crossman of the State Sun
day School Board VIII deliver leo
lures at the two Baptist churches in
THE city next Friday and Saturday.
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WOODENWARE.

For thorough broom satisfaction ask your
grocer for our Yellow Label Brooms. Price
twenty-five to fifty cents. Five grades.
Montgomery woodenwaTe Co. Cor. Court
and Jefferson street.
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Fellow the crowds to the-Theateri-
uss, where you will enjoy yourself.
Acts changed Mondays and Thurs-
days. Lii
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FINANCIAL.

MONEYto lean on watches. diamonds Jew
airy. guns and pistols: don't worry your
frienGs whenNH need OF small lean, come
10 tta. our Dizziness Is strictly confidential
Aof,t aomery Loan Co 1T
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ELECTRIC LAMPS.


ELECTRIC LAMPS made out OF your old
kerosene one Fixtures and all kinds OF
brass goods rehnished. West Electric & Mfg
Co Phone 625. d
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-white girls to do general house
work In private homeA; fair wageA moder-
ate work. good treatment and good oppor-
tunitiea Those Who wish q situation and
1--we out OF town may write The salvation
Army. Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may
eau At az Whitman 81. or phone -sai
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ENGRAVING.

wANTED--You to illustrate your ads. with
our cuts; they add rs per cent to the
attractivenass Of any ad- talk Il over with
The Advertiser Engraving Company Phone
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LOST.

LOST-Gosd double link chain between ais
Montgomery and 12S Catoma Finder kindly
return to ais Montgomery ST.. and receive
reward. -1s-2t
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Cook and Major ". NJ. Elmore. They
were included In the memorial exer-
cises Of yesterday.
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PoLrTIcAL POT BOILs.

ElEht AvOwed Candidates N0v Rum
ming in LauderdaIe.
Florence, Jan. 19.-(Special.) 1.-The
announcement Of eight candidates for
county offices has created considerable
interest in Lauderdale County politics.
and from the number of contestants
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MULES AND HORSES.

WE ARE receiving . 20 car loads daily
Of those nice Tennessee and kentucky
mules lot Of horses on hand Come to
see ys. New stables, se1 N Perry street
Abraham Bros. Horse q Mule Co.
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VEHICLES

VIZ HAVE on hand new delivery wagons;
also new one-horse draya Bowdoin Light
Carriage Co III
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HOT DRINKS.

FOR a Delicious. refreshing Drink. try q
Champagne or Grape Phosphate. at Hale 3
Co.'R They go right to that thirsty spot,
Pure Cocacola our speciality. 1T
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REAL ESTATE

JAMES GAI.LAGHER--Refersn First
National and Fourth National Banks q
Montgomery. -tf
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BUILDING.

WANTED-To do your building and repair
work will sell you homs terms to suit you.
office 10 s. Perry, Phone Ill. w. a. solea
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MONEY TO LOAN.


sI00, 10000 to loan on real estate at per
cent The state Abstract Co.. No II. 9
Perry street.
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FOR sALE-At sacrifice some good pay
ing and renting property, this property at
the present Is paying II per cent. net also
one Electric Peerless Piano. Address @. r.
j.. Box 80. lift
FOR SALE-The Reyes place on West
street adjoining country club. One acA,
lot with new Ave room cottage. on car
line and only few minutes ride from down
town Must be sold at once. Price $4,000.
Easy terms. Montgomery Abstract Co.. IL
Perry street lift
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

DO YOUDO YOU want to sell city real es-
tate farms timber. coal or mineral lands.
mills. mines. factories or business proposi-
tions? There is a fellow who wants to buy
take to handle It, Star Realty Company, 30s
North 2ist St., Birmingham, Ala.
I1-mon-wed-sat
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COAL

OUR Acton Helena Il the best coal mined.
we make no exceptions. II burns freely.
leaves no elInkerS and few ashes. Try cur
nigh grade red ash nut Banks cSGi Co,
Phone 768. IT
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WANTED--AGENTS.

man In each locality to
advertise our goods on commission or sal
airy. $50 month and expenses 50 per day.
Entirely new plan Write--Emptre Medi-
cine Co.. London, Ontario. Canada. --2-7t
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PRINTING

WANTED-YOur printing for do9eFs. bllls
Of lading. dray tickets circulars or any
thing in printing that 10 . quantity. We
have an automatic press. the only one IN
me state. Prompt ssrvtr@; telephone ~ at
fe6 Woodruff Co. a
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FOR RENT-.Rocks.


FOR RENT-Two Mica comfortable rooms
with one light, sanitary and gas in pleas
ant netghborhood on car line. call TIC Ad-
ans St last
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FOR RENT--REsIDENCEs.

FOR RENT--A nice two story residence, in
splendid neighborhood, convenient to car
line: at exceedingly low figures. Cat TO
see US at once Ivey-Nobie Realty Co. 14
South Perry st. --1-t1
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FcR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS

OFFICE or store room for rent: room Cor
tive or three dealka. ~ Bib ST.. Apply at
ciAneey's Hotel. ~-i3-tf
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TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewritors for snla.
machines Of all makes rented, repaired and
exchanged; supplies and aceessorieA u L.
Dayant, successor to Terry Davant. III
DOES this interest yoaf No. r 'mington
No Remingtod t25; all in good condition
and guaranteed for one year. Southern Type
writer Exchange. No. 20 ComEnsrce &C
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WANTED--TO BUY.

notice. want house and lot or lot in
Montgomery, Ala.s must be I'm 9 blocks OF
depot give lowest cash price. Address Lock
Box 34s, Opelika. Ala. -9-iEt
WANTED TO BUY-1.0 600 fence posts; ca
dar. cypress or heart pine, j. b. Mitchell,
Jr' Letohatchee Ala -9-et
WANrED-To buy 100 pouItas good. clean
linen or cotton rRRs. The Advertiaar Co. n
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&C. A. Lanier. Chairman"
Since the report was written. two
other members OF the camp have passed
over the river. They were Judge J. T j.