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New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
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riaT- Hong Kong and shanghai -,
Rahfa Prince tti NJ" iNi" ''' it'''
d. IarrtrO etc. ~, .,,..,., -,
Plymouth Man > ST Louis. New '"'h ''' 49," 49,"
Southampton -,
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Idyerpooi MAY = Mauretsn1 tIiD. New lorb Via
Uavre NAV LA Lorraine u'p. New tork
Tri.st, .priI Marghertta t\uStr. New h"k
,anja ,nrI ;Al-Crown Prince Cip. from santos aAd
de Jsneto'. New YORK
Pa tiSyt. New furR-
Antwerp 2-Nadrrland tRvlSi. New h"rA VIA rover
SnT,ham,tor NAV New NCrk. New Ncrk va cher
Marsciir- April. -t;ermsnit 'Ffl New l"rN-
ordcr MAJ .-Minnstonks tRr', New York.
Pa<SCI'
Iiz.td MAY NcS AotA f'T Errr=T
ism and IAlau Sty dlt. New NorH for Bremen
Lizard Ma > Masdaene tHr', New York Wa hlnEst'n
etc for Southampton
Perm Ma = -Bioemontein Rrl Calcutta and ColomSo
fvy boston and New loTA.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
DECLARES CUBA CLEAN.
DR.. Doty Returns from There scith
Nc9c Quarantine agreement.

D. 4. H. Doty. Health Officer OF the Port who
has been 10 Havana and other Cuban ports attend
ing conference Of sanitary representatives OF the
federal and Cuban governments. arrived here yes
terday from Havana the Ward liner Mexico.
Dr. Doty said he greatly pleased With the
efficient sanitary work being done on the island
and was surprised 10 how clean were the prin-
cipaI seaports and inland cities.
One Of the chief things accomplished at the con-
ference understanding a method OF
Quarantining passengers coming TO this port from
Cuba during the when yellow fever is prev
alent.
while at Havana" said Or. Doty. Il arranged
with Dr. Ammesse OF the public health and ma
rine hospital service. issue certificates TO
sengers leaving Havana for New York. No certih-
Gates however. viii be issued to passengers bound
fer Southern States They will be made TO report
10 until the usual period of FIVE days has elapsed
from the time they left Havana IL find any
reputable person bound for the South VINO will
pledge himself remain here for the remainder Of
the incubation period he will be permitted TO up
10 the city. In this way / will be able TO keep a
strict quarantine without nf1icting hardships.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

Magistrate Steinert, in the jefferson Market no
Ice court YESTERDAY. held Henry Harpst l.ltv-
cry wagon driver. in 5000 bal in test case broueh,
by the New York Humane Society to stop the high
checking Of horses
Representative William Sulzer will speak AT a
meeting OF the Jefferson Club at No 247 7th street
on Tuesday evening. in memory of the late Patrick
keenan,.
Margaret Cleary, vino was arrested when she ar
rived here on the Campania last week charged
with being a suspicious person, her husband hay
ing died suddenly after she left Clairmorris Conn
ty Mayo. ireland, deported on the Carmania
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday, May 2, 1903

Steamer Buffalo 1BrD. CLARK Apr IL and posto,
30 10 aInderson Am with ndse Arrived al the Har
at 30 "a III y" ''' '''i
steamer J~lnnga BD. Walker. London April . Ham
~ Rotterdam IL ana Halifax to I New Yor
ana Continental Line with fabin aud seerage pas
Sefls"rs ana n.se.- Arrived l IA
Steamer Mexico. aprit propr.s,
70 and Havana - 10 the New York nd cub, Mali
ar 20. with $50 passengers mails and mcse Arrived
at the Bar at 1870 a IN.
Steamer beTtnudian u3rl Fraser Bermuda 10
h Outerbridse q co. with $50 passengers. mails aud
Tldse. Arrived the Bar
steamer Diamant ierl. ThfoppTich. Hamburg
and shields ls Philip Ruprecht. In ballast. Arrived
at the ltaF a
stra ner Anrtrka Ger knuhl Hamburg .tprH "a
Snuthami and therb0urX - the Hamburg
Line with 3Sl cabin. 1876 third class ami steeras-
passengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar at
II
steamer Iathhnder Esrhour Boston. Passed n Sandy
IioeH y IN
steamer s,tilia, Mason. Rrunsuick Passed IN Sandy
Hook o3 I M
steamer Jamestor n. Catherine S.vpoSt News Nor
fclk N The I'D Dominion Co With passengers and
mas lstt Quarantine 30 p
Steamer Columbia Or, wadsworth. GlassSv ana
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
Ex.LIEuTENANT SUES BINGHAM
Peabody, of Gould Case Fame, Also Seeks
Damages from Bert Hanson.

William, 2 Peabody former lieutenant detective
- Ts,ec.or M,IaughIin began suit for $4,000
damages against Commissioner Bingham yesterday
for his removal from the Police Department on
charges in connection with the Gould case COM
missioner Bingham is charged with having orousht
Peabody into public scandal, 1nfamy ana arg ''e
nv delivering or causing statements TO pe clFcu-
lated that he was more loyal to outside influence
than TO the Police Department.
Peabody has also brought similar suit against
Fert Hanson Third Deputy Police commissioner.
for having unIaufully locked him in room al the
Yale Club while an investigation Of the charges
against inspector Mclaughlin was in progress
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
THREE FIRES STARTED IN CELLARS.
Williamsburg Firemen Have Busy Hour
Police Make One Arrest.

Three fires were started in the cellars OF tene-
rnent houses in williamsburg last night. Bundles OF
oil-soaked rags were used. but the damage IN each
case slight
The first fire. No 1s2 Meserole street. at
O'Clock turned twelve families into The street Al
s.4s O'Clock another fire started. Meserole
and Humbolt streets. The engines We're returning
from this fire. when an alarm came for the third.
81 No. 81 Cook street.
ParroIman Thomas Carroll. of the StaEg street
station arrested q who said he Joseph
C:inattc. of No. ~ Cook street He com
ing from the cellar in Cook street. Mrs. Kate
Narino No - Cook street, reported the
Joss Ss SO, WORT n of i-w-lry
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
HURT IN sKIDDING AUTOMOBILE.
Speeding Machine Tears Up Sidewalk and
Smashes Fence Near Hastings.

An automobile accident which occurred at Hast
ings-orl- Hudson about O'Clock Yesterday morning
resulted in the injury of OF the four men in
The ca and the arrest Of the who act
Ing as chauffeur.
The prisoner said he Clinton W. KnseIla,
g builder in ll6th street, Amsterdam avenue,
Manhattan.
KinselIa and his friends were in Broadway, trav-
cling at a high speed. when the skidded while
descending a hill the intersection Of Broad
way and Main street
Kinsella was unable to control the machine. and
il slid into Main street. carried away portion
Of the sidewalk and smashed a fence.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS SHOCKED.

There much CONSERVATION among several
French naval officers who arrived here yesterday
rn la Provence when their baggage examined
on the pier by the customs officials The officers,
who come here take command OF the French
cruiser ID Estrees now anchored IN the North
River were told board the Provence that their
baggage would be subjected TO examination.
The deputy surveyor in charge OF the pier
pIaned that il the cruisers launch had been along
side The pier he would have permitted the baggage
"a go aboard without examination. The launch
not there and the deputy surveyor ordered the
Ia gage opened for examination
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
~ viii a'7ist you in making arrangements II
ysu mention THE TRIBUNE In your intsrri.v.

Moviile April -. Henderson Bros with nassan..-.
mails ana mise East "f Fir" Island 10 a m Ri
9tri'i"r '1.nfuesos 0'uhsn, Eckerman. Tamnic1
-, to thc New iOr, ana - e., vita nt.e
Arrived the Bar nj 1920
SAILED.
he. Charleston IaV, ,,.H
fornie Err. rordeaux Iiav-. ,<i.lr Man
chester. Chesapeake. EaltimoTh. Sal N,V.
etc Conur, NeN Orleans Concho. Nest ana
Galveso Delaware. Philadelphia: RI cid Galveston
Goldsboro tp. Ielize Puerto Cortcz: Harburg Gert
Fremantle. Adelaide. Monroe ami Newnnr,
News North star, Portland; Herman Winter Roston-
Truss Rotterdam and Iibau: tEr, t'apen
old Colony. BOSTON ! ' l-uckeniach
Saratoga. Havana; Sbria t;er lraS,,s
Por, Prince, etc. Zula. la Guayrs. Curacao etc
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
TRAINED NURSE GETS FORTUNE.
Half Owner of Mexican Mine Sells at Big
Figure

East Orange, y. J., May (SpecaD.-Having at
last learned that her partner in the ownership Of
q Mexican silver mine is in South Africa Mrs
katherine Holmes trained nurse. will become
possessor OF d fortune estimated at s1,25oooo The
other owner Of the mine is her brother-in-laH ",
Robert Holmes who a botanical exped-
ton IN the heart OF Africa. His whereabouts were
discovered by the British authorities and cable
message from him announces his willingness 10 sell
his share in the property.
Mrs Holmes is the widow of Dr. Howard Holmes.
who died in Cincinnati fifteen years ago. Finan-
cial .reverses mad made it impossible TO operate
Tie mine -Four months ago. however. Mexican
syndicate offered to purchase the property
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
HOW TO INVEST MONEY.

George Carr Henry. Vice-president of the Guar
anty Trust Company. has just written book
titled How to Invest Money which presents in
clear form the simple principles OF investment and
the various classes Of securities which
ayaila bic inVestmen The volume. which is d
oUtgrowth OF The authors eNperie-ce Ii invest
meIt banker discusses In n instructive way rail-
road mortgage bonds RAILROAD equipment bonds.
real estate mortgages and industrial. public utility
municipal bonds; considers the desira bity OF
stocks Investments. and explains the principles
which govern the price movements OF securities.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
LAWRENCE PARK ATTRACTS TOURISTS.

I.ar-renoe Park. Bronrville. is alive with auto
mobile touring parties these bright spring DAYS
The distance from town is convenient for Manhaf-
-sn duellers Who have only two three hours 10
spend addition 10 time for luncheon Among
touring New Workers registered within week at
the Hotel C1ranatan were J. Mckim Minton. Charles
!. Morse. Frank Russell Greene. Mrs. Daniel :.
Lamont Miss Lamont. Mrs Bischopf Miss Cola
more NJ and Mrs. II. J. Rudlong. Frances Bud
iong and Mrs. Mary d Brine
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
MINTYRE APPEALS TO FRIENDS

Maurice Leon. counsel for Thomas A. Mcintyre
the broker. made the following statement last
night.
Nj. M-Iatyr- : that his friends viii
believe statements made regarding his pat
in the management OF his firm and un1ustlN de
rogatory TO him lie asks The public TO suspend
judgment until he gathers strength enough to pre-
senI his side receiver ana his counsel. Pres
ent indica tionS that he Will be able TO do 50
within 2 days
u j. particularly painful 10 him to realize that
certain among his associates who have grown np
under him and owe him great deal have spoken
of him IN the WAY which they have
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
NEW YORK ACCOUNTANT A SUICIDE
Henry F. Fowle Shoots Himself on Boston
Athletic Associations Grounds.

Boston May 2-Henry F. Fowle. OF New York
CITY expert accountant auditor and cashier for the
Warren Brothers Company. OF New York New
Haven and Boston. committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head grounds of the
Boston Athletic Association at Riverside to-day
Mr. FowIe came here last night to visit his sister,
who lives in Newton. He is believed to have been
temporarily insane account Of oyerwork and
dependency. He had OF late been working for the
firm with which he is connected in New Haven. He
leaves a wife and daughter in New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
OUTSIDE LINE TO BOSTON.

The direct all water passenger service between
New York and Boston which was started last
son will be resumed Monday. May The
steel express triple turbine steamships
Yale and Harvard were built especially for this
route. Special comforts are provided for passen-
gers and facilities for shippers The route is by
The Long Island Sound and ocean The Yale and
Harvard maintain hourly speed of twent -four
miles and make the in fifteen hours. leaving
elfher city every day in The week at o'clock in
1 eVennE.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03

Among the memberships posted for transfer on
the New York Stock Exchange yesterday was that
of Theodore W Myers, once Controller of the City
Of New York. NJ. Myers became member of the
exchange April /, 1875. He was head of the firm
OF Theodore ". Myers Son until Il dissolved five
or six years ago, and since that time has been
special partner in A. Upper e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
TELLS HOW TO SWIM AND SAVE LIVES.

r T. Dalton. who conducts swimming school
zt Berkeley Ilvceun announces the publication of
bookle; giving practical and scientific lessons in
swimming and life saving. The booklet is Illus
trated Mr Dalton is said TO have saved rs per
sons from drowning.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
ORDERS FIFTY NEW LOCOMOTIVES.

7, was learned yesterday that the Chicago. Nj
,ts,,ee & ST Paul Railway Company has placed
- ord.- with the American Locomotive Company
O., eft, nep locomotives. The Specifications have
..<ss Sei been received
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool MAY cedric tiir' Aeu York.
Gibraltar. MAJ cMoitke er,, New FORK FOR Naples and
singapore. MAJ st. George ,Rr. New York via Al
n
Genoa May 2-ko.nlrin I.uise (Gerj, New Yors via
Gibraltar and Naples.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
TUESDAY. MAY 5.

TUESDAY. MAY
Kaiser u der Bremen Lloyd. nj 10 a IN
Byron. Santos, Lamp m 2:30 D m
Dunstan. Para ...............f2Oo 800 u m
Arapahoe. Jacksonville clyde ......... 800 m
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 . m
City OF Atlanta, Savannah. . m
WEDNESDAY. s
Oceanic, Southampton White Star. m 1000 a m
.;isitanla Liverpool Cunard 6:3o 1000
hltgnanN lnaeua. Hamb Am II 90 200 m
Iler - Kits. \ & Dem. IL 90 300 D m
X, ndsm. ROTTERDAM, Holland Am ..... 900 m
Madonna. Naples, .....-........
Ssr Marcos Gal eston. Mallory.
hatanzas. Havana. Ward .........~ AGO 7 m
Jefferson Norfolk. Old Dominion ...... n
TRANsPAcIFic MAILS.
D.sna ton steamer. clos. in New York
New Zealand. Australia tezcept Wesu.
samoan Islands and New Caledonia yia
Francisco -dav s ,
Hawaii tslso specially addressed CORE
spordence FOR Japan and China)
Jnan San FTarsisoo1,6orss co., May :, s so
vancouver and Victoria, B CD-Empress
Japan. China and Philippine Islands tyia 80
,ss Seattie.Mkaga t Msrn May :. $50 p m
Tscomaj j-Teucer MAY $50 u n,
tIaHati Hia san r rancsc NeVadan May 10, $50 p
ands Oia San Francsco)-Aus fica
rhai Mafu ma ,,a May "A, 6:3o m
rranTiseo rMarp9sa May H. 80 p m
samoan Islands, FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia CVia Vancouver and Victoria
Hawai- t;'pa s, %, May IL ESQ
nah FIanciseoj-C S transport. Iay 81 O. 80 m
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 43e Sun sets GiS Moon Moons age
HIGH WATER.
a-Sandy Hook 2s Gov. Island 1905 Hen CAT. n "a
PMSsndy Hook $40 Gov Island 1915 Hell Gate ~ az
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
Misses and Girls Apparel

Talor-made ov materials.
d,les 10 A>'I" - '1'O
Heretofore $3.50
Misses Dresses. of and Tafeas.
Models with and sleeves. ul
& -l<'0O' i".'"
Girls Reefers Chldens Goats, o
cloths ard mxtu models TO "'oO - 49,
Heretofore S595 TO HOS
Washable Dresses Model. OF Imported Scotch
finished with buttons and velvet ribbon;
donsk o Naue >R-o
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
Meetings.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN IN
~ stute Thursday, May Ith. 1905. a. ~ W 44th 81
& p R \ r. DAYTON Srcreta-y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
Lace Curtains & Bed Sets

Lace Curtains q Beu SSlS
For Summer Homes-Exceptional Values
n,p1i En- ,,,.s1Ix CURTAINS Pair s1.fO. 1.5O, 175
pI,rr1 En- RoRRxrT CURTAINS 1.5O. 100, 27S
pI,rr1 En- prv.Iss,yCE BED SETS AIS, 675
Novr1Ty s,suIACE Value 25c to 55c Nd l5C
co,oprD NADR IN 4 large range Of eolor Sc I'd Csc
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03

Spring and Summer Wraps
for Carriage, Motoring, Street and Evening Wear.
Exceptional Values Tomorrow
EVENING WRAPS.
in a variety o >'O"' OoO
Former Prices 500 and 1900
rAFFEr. COATS Several Models s14.sO 1878, $500
SATIN COATS $3.50, $3.50
STEAMER COATS. s0
OF Blue hnedt WI dot ~O'OO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03

-Rrines mail
New-York tribune., 1908-05-03
Stern Brothers

ANNOUNCE FOR TOMORROW AN IMPoRIANf SALE OF WoMENS
Tailored Walking Suits,
Foulard and Lingerie Summer Dresses
At Unusually Low Prices
Tailored Walking Suits,
of Invisible Panama. tted coat S20. co
thsatn
of new in hted G0
full pleaed skirt ACTUAL Ndu0 @l"'''
Princess Dresses, SIN M IL 50
Of dandDot Eolard trimmed with lace 1"'N -
of Batstc in whit andde eicatc
trimmed with yalc o-oo' -"0O' -O
Of Striped Cotton Wolfe, light and .nG
coors to N
Three Piece Coat Suits. sn
of French Iincnsen collar cuffs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

learn that several ambitious young peo- pie have been conducting quiet cam patgn and win furnish surprise to some of those who have been working In the open from the first.
 Two new candidates were announced yesterday. and both of them have enough votes to begin with to out distance some of those who have been prominent in the contest since the be- ginning.
 Brewfon Girls Beginning.
 It has been bruited about for some time that the rich little city of Brew ton, county seat of Escambia County. Alabama. would have candidate In the field before the end of the contest. At first there were only vague rumors that Brewton would be heard from be- fore the contest was over. At last the rumors have materialized into some- thing tangible in the shape of a con- testant and votes to back her up.
 Miss LilIie Bell Rankin. daughter of C.. F. Rankin. clerk of the Circuit Court of Escambia County, has under taken to represent the lumber town in the contest, and if all that is said about
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

there are sso many new subscriptions to be verified before allowing the ex- tra votes on new subscriptions for one CT two years.
 Nfb and Tuck for First Place.
 Nearly all the leading contestants had heavy additions to their scores yes- terday. It is nip and tuck" between Virginia Bragg smith and sailie Wat kins Wood for first place. The friends of both are working like beavers. A good many vote6 for both are being casfed in by friends who are holding the ballots for the final day. SO it Is hard to say who really is in the lead. On the face of the recorded votes to date. Miss Smith has a little the best of 1t. but Miss Woods friends are Ieav- ing no stone unturned to place her in the lead at the and.
 Mrs. Bryan of Gienwood, Miss wjl- Hams of Mobile. and others. are stiil piling up the votes at rate that makes it questionable whether either of the two leading Montgomery contestants will win first prize eventually, but there has been a noticeable awakening Of the Montgomery spirit in the last few
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

Spring has come. gentle Annie. but few Of the contestants for The Adver- tiaers valuable prizes seem to he af- filcted with spring fever" judging by the way they are hustling :. to get In the votes before 1t Is toe late. They came too swift for the contest man ager yesterday. He did not find time before going to press for this morn ing's paper to count all the votes that came in for the various contestants during the day. Therefore. the score list stands just as 1t did yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

Smith at the top and no change in the figures.
 The votes that came in yesterday win be included In the score that will be published tomorrow, as 1t was impos- sibie to set them tabulated for publi- cation this morning. Hereafter the published score will not include the votes received in the preceding twen- ty-four hours. as the business of the contest department Is multiplying so rapidly that it Is impossible to keep up to date with the count of ballots, especially during bargain week" when
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

days. and any outside candidate who expects to win the automobile will surely have to get a move on in order to beat either of the two popular Mont Komery girls.
 Dark Horses ATaferialisfng,
 Warning was given some time ago to beware of dark horses in the race, As any one can enter the contest up to the last day. 1t is not surprising to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
WANTED-FElGALE HELP.

wANTED-WhIto girls to do general houss- work in private honest fair wages uacdeF- ate work. good treatment and good oppor- tunftiss Those who wish situation and i've out of town may write The Salvation Army, Montgomery. Ala Otherwise may call As eiT Whitman St.. or phone -szl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

ADWRITERs wanted--There are many po- sitions open for adwriters and advertising managers. Salaries run as high as sls,o00
 spare tirfiA and at a low cost Ability to
 read aud write and ambition to succeed are all you need. Write today for Two Hun dred kfAIlol Dollar Advertising Booklet" which gives full particulars I. c. S., Box iese AZ Scranton, Pa (D--s-su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
PRTMIINa

 WANTUp--Yuur printing fer GeR4Fa AzliA thing in printing that e q aunqSta4 hMwo an aQtamneau nENHa. tha aNsw ea t& sAe utAtA Prompt seEwlesi koiap&ozA W M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
P'i:'ERs0'NIII.A,II'I''.,'.'

NOTICE is hereby given Q saloon keepers and lieuoF dealers under penalty of the law. not to cell or give any intoxfeant uq~ uors to my son B. v, Rpnbew. MKA
 L. P. T. Benbow. ~--le-&t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
BURINEss OPPORTUNITIfIIl

LOANS made on real estate Gn city ag county Of Montgomery pfeinrt ssrxlee Montgomofy Ahatract Co.,, EA ". Martin. 6uildinm. sSf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-~Wa have a splendid proposition in new np.fn~date well located eight-rcom residence. Owner wants to sell or exchange for q madaet eot- tage. Favorable terms can be made for difference, H. M. Sweatt Co. 10 8 Perry. Phone III. ---if-st FOR sALE-Five room cottage close in.
 sanitary. a good investment, pags more than . per cent. net, easy terms. Address
 P. O. Box s02 --lt-su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
DARK HORSES" BEGINNING
 TO MATERIALIZE IN RACE Miss Lillie Bell Rankin of Brewton and Master James Boroughs Dale of Nadawah Make
 Their Debut in Big Prize Contest
InAprns N rHn oosrn.r +ODAs.

LEADERS IN TO-DAY. , v,r~,,,a Hrarg smith Lawrence street
  Wood May Street
  I665so IouIa
  sus
  3irh
  Ala ssooo
  pollard Hurtsboro
  Dotnan Park,
  Ethel Grerory City 16soo es. Miss Annie Osborne, Nrs yohnson 
  rming ham,
  1500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
wANrEnz-MALE HELP.

WANTEb-For U. 6. Army; Able-bodisd unInarrisab men between ages of IS and s5; citixsna of United states of good char speak, read and write English. Men now wanted for service in Cuba and Philip pines Apply to Recruiting officer. IS i-2 & Court street Montgomery, Ala.
 -~s-su-wed-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
ENGRAVING.

wAMTED-YoH to iilustrats your ads. with oar cuts; they add sb per csnt to the Attraetivensss of any ad.; talk it over vita
 The Advertiser EnRFa wing Company. Phone aa7. ~-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
WANTED--AGENTs.

wANTED--Reliable man In eeach locality to advertise our goods on commission or salary. S00 a month and expenses s3 per dag. Entirely new plan. Write--Empire Medicine Co, London, ontario. Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
'W'iIiIOiIOI:iD'EjiiiNI;Wliiiii'AIRE.

For thorough broom satisfaction ask your grocer for our Yellow Label Brooms. Price twenty-five to fifty centa Five gradeA and Jefferson street. tg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.

FOR RENT--we have . number of cot tages and dwellings In city and suburbs for rent with immediate or early possession. to M. M. sweatt S Co.,. 10 s. Perry. ---i4.st -------------- FOR RENT--A good eight room. house cor. Adams and Union aGs.s parties moving to the country and will rerent stvtng ini- mediate occupancy. Pierce Bros. .-lAtf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
FOUND.

skirts French Dry Cleaned and Pressed. Tbc; Gents Suits 60ci Long
 Kid Gloves 25c: Eton Jackets Fellned- South { Ia S. Court. --i9-f