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The evening world., 1908-02-03
DRIVEN OUT BY FIRE
IN ZERO WEATHER
Scores OF tenants Suffer After
Narrow Escapes as White
Plains Block Burns.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. Feb. "a
blaze which started on the top floor nr
"a tenement house on Rairpad avo,uc
!between Grove and Booktied streets.
In the business section of the tao,n
early to-day. drove scores Of persons
from their homes In the bitter cold
Most of them We're for,ed to flee from
their apartments sCantily clad and
there were some narrow escapes. An
entire block of frame structures was
destroyed.
The fire started in the building on the
ground floor of which were Franklin's
cafe and Schwackhammer coal office
in the middle of the row and famed
by a strong wind. spread rautdly, and
soon the entire block was in flames
The firemen were badly hampered by
the intense cold
Arnong the places burned We're the
Cafe building. Wysss restaurant
Abells barber shop. II. p Dykmann's
law office. F. w Clarks law office
Stewards fish market. part of Goracus' s
livery stable. Sees cigar and pool par
lor Toglias's shoe store and Anton e.
Wille's delicatessen store.
The families living over these stores
were the chief sufferers by the blaze.
The evening world., 1908-02-03
SUED
FOR 100000 BY
ITS FORMER AGENT
Archibald Haynes, VeteranI
Life Insurance Man, Makes
Big Claim.
HIS BUSINESS "SEIZED."
Declares Result of Years.
Work Was Taken Because
He Gave Interview.
HIS BUSINESS "SEIZED." J."

Atsffty-eight years OF ageia and with a
a. a life insurance man Archibald c.
Iaynes appeared as plaintiff before JUS
t1cs Hendrtck and Jury in tho Su-
ppeane Court to-day to press An action
to recover Sloj, 900 damages from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society. He
sues because OF the summary terminn-
Gon OF contract made in 1899 under
which he had built up the largest
agency business in the world and had
written one-ffth of all the compgny's 3
business.
. Mr.. Haynes got curt letter frnm
Paul Morton President of tho
Equitable dtsm!ssinE him July IS, l9E,.
the day a three-cohlmn interview was
published by The World in it's ex-
posure OF the crookcdness OF high
fnanciers, and speech which Mr..
Haynes had made 10 his agents in
which he characterized the so-called
participating or deferred dividend
pohdas Ms loaded
The new laws. passed under Gov
HuGhes's whip, were largely outlined
by Mr.. HAYNES in an interview. The
Equitable not only cancelled 1t, con-
tract. but se!osed hts Offices, to build and
equip which he had spent six years
sS hard work and more than 100000 in
caRa, Mr.. Haynes contends. Their con-
tract provided that thirty days notice
IN writing would DO given by either
stds IN order to terminate st.
Or. Haynes was Represented In
court hy CurttA Malet Provost &
CDek with Miles NJ Dawson and Ed
WAzd Laasterfbach as counsel, while
Alexander & Green sent Mr.. McCullough
- counsel to the Equitable.
Mr. IaSIterhach said that by Its ar
nfcrary action in seizing physical pos
esasion OF tAe office and business as-
e1ooAhed oc Haynes, simply on the
claim thai It was the company's. as
there was stu part OF an advance
81 Nb2. 900 due from Haynes had ruined
% building up. while the COMMISSIONS
constantly accriing to Haynes on re-
newed policies were rapidly wiping our
That indebted ness. automa rtcally
MY. MoCNllough wanted to limit
Haynes to a claim for what ne had lo>:
N nustnes> for period OF thirty days
And made motion to that effect
Here Is a business which netted half
z million dollars year In premiums
oeetroyed IN day. Would YOU limit
ahs man who built ,rp that business TO
a recovery of only what ii might have
yielded In thirty days.
Justice Hendrick took the motion un-
der advisernent.
The evening world., 1908-02-03

Dress ShieIls, llghl-Weight, sizes g.
4 and D, Sc pair S5c doz
Dress Shields, lightweight. best
quality, lOc pair; sl.l0 doI.
Dress Shields. silk, light weight
sizes g. 4, ., l5c pair, sl65 doz.
I.aCe-cdged Shirt Waist Shields. sizes
:, T. 8. lSc pair; 80 doz.
Double Serge SILK Betting, black or
white, Is-in.. 55C pc. / :. In. 6Vc pc.
Skirt Betting. double curved. black.
white: l2-yd. piece. 35c
Prussia Seam Binding, black or
white. l5c piece; 81 70 doz pieces
Tanetl Seam Binding, black or
white; lOc piece: $40 doZ. pieces.
Hooks-and- Eyes, with spring, black
or white; card Of two doz., l2c; lie a
gross; 81. great gross.
Sllesia Tape Measures. Coin. &c
Invisible Ewes. black or white, . doz.
.1 "a~1 90 IOC gross,
The evening world., 1908-02-03
q -
MATTRESSES

WA kE SSES
~ e2c.5O, from s2s-Filled with
plack drawing horse-hair. very elastic,
Iull SIZE, 54x16 in. one or two parts
weight 40 pounds.
At $40, from s2o-Filled with best
black M xed hair, large percentages of
long hair; full size. SKIS in, one or
Two parts; weight 10 pounds.
At &l2, from sl6-Filled with extra
black mixed hair: can be made over.
full size, 54xi6 in, one or two parts.
we ght " pounds.
SPRINGS
a. 1880, from s2l-Tufted top: m
noIstered with pure South American
morse hair' all finished lumber, eighty
splrai springs; fun size, 5ix75 in. for
WOOD or metal bedsteads.
At $3.50, from sll-Upholstered ton
an finished lumber: siXty-three spiral
springs; full size. 5ix75 in; for wood
or metal bedsteads.
AH the foregoing mnde in Smaller
s'tes az proDortio nateiV lomcr pr,ce,.
- A. 1913, from S.5O-Wanamaker
Tri-raN Woven wire Springs for mi.
SIZE ana three-quarter size bedsteads
At 80, from s6-Auxiliary bend steel
frame woven-wire Springs; all zes,
PILLOWS and BOLSTERs
~ x.sS. from s2,5O-Select geese
leather PILLOWS, 20N30 in. ~ pounds
~ S..2o' from S-Same. 22x30 in,
It ss.7.. from @-selec,es geese
feather Bolsters. 2ox56 in. pounds
EiEhtA fIoof Ne* Building
The evening world., 1908-02-03
STOCKS DECLINE
IN BRISK MARKET
Rock Island, Reading, Union
Pacific and Great North
ern Under Pressure.

There was sprnkling o. small gains
mingled with the prevailing losses
registered by the opening prices Of
stocks to-day. The dealings were on a
Light scale. Reading declined a point
and Union Pacific. Ores Northern pre-
ferred. Baltimore & Ohio. Rock ISL
and preferred and D,stillers Securities
large fractions. American Snuff pre-
ferred sold at a decline OF L.
There were further cuts later, Rock
Island being special object of at
tack. All the railroads and indus
trials were under pressure. Trading
became more active as prices decline i
Tho total sales OF stocks were $50 500
Shares. and of bonds 80 $4,000
The evening world., 1908-02-03
The Annual Sale of NOTIONS
and home Every article worthy
OF her valuable

Tape Measures, cellulod case. 36 in
long, ~,
FounDauon Collars. OF chiffon. high
points under ear, &c
Collar supports, enough for two. A..
Sanitary Safety Belts. lOr
Tomato Pin Cushions small s,Z" 4r;
large size, s.
Lace Pins fancy colors, hc = l0c dua.
Safety Pins, open both SIDES. nickel
Be- do2.
Safety Pin Book, containing doz
assorted, -
Sewing Machine Straps. 7c each
knitting Cotton, 4c IA bali.
Corset l.aces, mohair. 5-yds -
Curling Irons &C.
Waving Irons, TO make the Marcel
wave, IN.
Aluminium Thmhles. 7c doz
Darning Needles. assorted. g card
FCa thorsti''h Braid wards. &c
The evening world., 1908-02-03
OLD NEWsDEALER's FUNERAL

Funeral services for Michael Addieg
one of the oldest newsdealers in New
York. were held his morning at II
o clock in the Church OF ST. Francis
Xavier. West Sixteenth street. Mr.
Addieg died last Friday, after suffering
for two years with a malignant tumor
He was born in Italy in 1874. and came
to this country when a boy. For thirty
two years he carried on the business OF
a newsdealer at Eighteenth street and
Sixth avenue and was known to hun
dreds OF prominent business men
The evening world., 1908-02-03

Words and music Of the "SouI Kiss
Waltz Song as produced at the New York
Theatre with GENEE. the WORLDS greatest
dancer. will he given in the Magazine Sec.
ton Of next Sundays World. Order from
new sdenler in advance. Remember each
newsdraIers supply il limited. Advance
order il necessary.
The evening world., 1908-02-03

hiasuc Shirt-Wasst Belts adjustable
sizes, BLACK OF wniIe, s. each
nhameIed Egg Darner. with han
'.arg' Pin Cubes, black, white or coll.
prS. D. eaSh. " ''-
Majestic Waist Lengthener, black NJ
white &c. ~
checked Mattress Binding, 36 Wis q-r
Hose supporters, pin-un, "xtra nrl.-y
lisie elastic. black or white. for wn,n.
en- and children, To- a pair
Hose supporters, large pad. straps.
wide elastic black, white, pink. blue,
2OC n pair
Hose Supporters s,k FOR women and
nNH'dr"u- pin ON various nolorS. lIc.
Hose Supprri,rs TO srN on. best
quality OF silk elastic, different cuiors
10 nair
Nm Floor FORTH av D.' Urr rue
The evening world., 1908-02-03

tnSilsn rms, 21p 10 paper. Sc
Cotton Tupt, assorted widths: bundles
yards. lOc.
Pins, extra quality T.. ID. to box. 25c
English Pins, . 10. IN safety bon, BIC
English Pins. 1. m. In fancy linen
DpN"rr.. SAT ~ box. iOc.
roll. Sc
Kirby Beard Bank Pins. rs 10 in box
all sizes Do
Cut Jet Hat Pins large head. 9Oc
DarnInG cotton, black or white, 10
yari spools, lc,
rnninE wax, handle. lc., lNc dpz
Stocking Feet, black or white, Re- pr.
SAoH Laos tubular | ana T.. wards
long. ic do2 ENG1 quality, &C doz
Hair Pins. heavy, plain or 'rimpel.
- paper Package % leo Sc
Rpdkins. 1n "a Nh. set Of g. loc.
The evening world., 1908-02-03
BANKER T. Q. MELLON DEAD.

PTTTSBURG. Feb. s,-Thomas D.
Mellon. retired. one o. PittsburEs fore
most citizens and well known through
out the country as a banker and ca pi-
tsiist died here to-day on his ninety
dfth birthday.
The evening world., 1908-02-03
The Closing Prices.

To-days highest. lowest and las. prices of
STOCKS and OF net changes. as compared with
saturdays final figures. arc follows:
The evening world., 1908-02-03

Al $u, from $oo-Easy CHAIR, velour.
At SIS, from So5-Turkish leather
Rocker.
AT s55. from s76-MahogaDy Easy
Chair, morocco.
AT $50 from $s0-Easy Chair. tan
morocco.
At s65, from Sllo-Easy Chair. wine
morocco.
At s65. from s9o-Red leather, Daven-
port.
At $50. from sl3o-3-pieoe Suite,
Spanish leather.
AT slo6, from 3l4O-2-piecs Suite,
red leather.
AT $40, from s235-Sofa In olive green
morocco.
At $3.50, from s2o5-3-piece Suite. In
dark green leather.
The evening world., 1908-02-03

At So, from sS5e-Inlaid Arm Chair.
At $3.50, from s3.b0-Inlaid Rocker.
damask seat
At SO. from sl5-Mahosany-fin finish
cd Rocker, velour.
At sll.50, from sao-Mahogany Rock
er, damask.
At sl4, from SaL-Inlaid Rocker.
At sl3. from 32o-Mahogany Wall
Chair. damask.
At SIG, from 33S-Mahogany finished
Arm Chair plush.
At sl65O, from s27-Mahosany Rock
er, Verona.
At sl7, from s2e-Mahogany Rocker.
Verona.
At $40, from S30-Mahogany Chair.
velour.
At $50. from s4O-Mahogany Arm
Chair, damask.
The evening world., 1908-02-03

Smart model in button kidskin, weed soles Gu
alues. though previously sold here $3.50. Main foo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

For three days we offer the com plete and elegant home No. 678 South Lawrence Street for sale. There are several people who are desirous of renting this property, but we prefer to sell, and for this reason, for the next few days only, we offer very attractive proposi- ton. To the right kind of person we will self this property for cash payment of only $t,5o0.oo, and give long terms On the balance of the purchase money at six per cent interest. It is a specially well built hopse-has every modern comfort and convenience-it is new-and the terms we soffer on 1t are really cheaper than renting the property. On aecotsnt of the very snaall cash payment, the low rate of interest, and the time granted on the defer red payments, we will reserve the right to select the purchaser from the vafiots applicants we viii have for this property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
BeautfuI PerY Street Residence For SaIe

We offer for sale, the beautiful resi- deucs No. 6l7, South Perry Street, known as the Presbyterian Nance. The lot Is 7exIso. the residence is two rooms. and modern in all its appoint- the best section of this fashionable boulevard, This place could not pos sibly be duplicated in the city.
 FoR sALE--we are authorized to sell on South Hull street. near in. corn CT lot I06xi2B, with splendid two story residence. 8 rooms, bath up and down stairs, modern and complete In every detail, for only si1,000.00. This is an exceptionally nice property and will sell without delay
 FOR sALE--on the West side of South Hull street, between High and Grove streets lot 40x160. This lot is level. fronts East, splendidly located and can be purchased at a bargain.
 FOR sAI.E--on the west side of bunarea SoSiaTs 'S %e %iii buid a hoSss on this property and sell on reason- able terms.
 FOR sALE--4-room house with lot 6oxis0, 8 blocks from square between Si,sSo.O0. viii loan s7So.oe on long time on this property. 1t Is sure ts increase in value,
 FOR sALE-S-room cottage with 1t lots in blocks of car line, for S3.- 50o.oo. VIII exchange for other prop
 FOR sALE--Lot 4Oxloo at Kensing- ton Heights for S150.0o. Will sell $10 cash. balance $500 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

For saIe--Beautiful lot ssxi0o on Clay ton Street. corner Caroline; suitable for nrst-elass residences or an apart meat house. This property is eleyated at bargain.
 For saIe--In the southern portion of the city, just of Court Street, ws have 6 ave-room cottage with large lot, at what we consider . very cheap and as an investment propositton on . small scale, cannot be exceiled. It will require only about s750 cash to handle this.
 Fer saie---on Cleveland Avenue. corr ner Bullock Street. we have two houneB. five and six rooms each. on lots k1x1k0 each. which can be bought for e1.T01s Can make good terFns Co right party.
 For saIe---At Highland Park on Highland Avenue. we heye honee ana lot bOxibo, near school house, which can be had for tL2so.
 For saIe-At clovsrdale, among the pines. we have some beautiful 1eta which can be bought as per cent cheap- CT now than two years from now.
 Vacant Lots--We have a heaustsul lot on Virginia Avenue and one on is the time to buy and build. You can save IS to 90 per cent.
 EnsuraRee .---Fire insurance in Arst- class companies. If you need incur ance. do not forget that we write 1t. nafs s1s loans ws st are ana ss SSs'escas esas s ss good city property.
 Surety BOnds--All classes og court ana fidelity bonds written without ds- lay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
lInredeemed Pledges For Sale
Adn,inistrator,s Notice.

estate of A. A. Wiley, deceased having been granted to the undersigned on the 3lst day of July. 1908, by the Hon. J. B. Gaston, Judge of Probate of Mont gomery County, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate, will be required to present the same within the time required by law. or that same will be barred
 c. c. Wiley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
". B. Davidson REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
 5I-2 North Court.

HULL STREET HOME FOR SALE. It contains ten rooms. bath etc, good stable on lot-the lot Is s0xl60 feet, nelghborhood fine. Hull Street is one of the driveways of the city and has taken its place along side of Perry, Court and Lawrence streets as a resi- denee street. [ AM OFFERING THIS HOME AT A
 BARGAIN. If sold very soon 1t can be bought for s9.oo0.
 AM ALSO OFFERING an up to date two story dwelling on Forest Avenue; 1t contains seven rooms bath etc: windows and doors seheened S3.50o.
 Furnished and unfurnished oface room for rent.
 ". B. DAVIDSON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We offer the large new house No. TO Washington Avenue for sale at bargain price. We wifi take in part payment smaller prop- erty, if wel1 located. We can make very reasonable terms for the payment on this property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

There is a large farm near Montgomery that has recently been listed with us at a very low price. Some of the land on this place is easily worth $50.00 an acre. To the right man, whether he has all the money or not, we viii make very low figure and very reasonable terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We have the prettieSt little farm in the County, t60 acres, lying on the best gravelled road, in delight ful neighborhood, and close by the City, that can be bought for 20 pes cent. less than anything in Its vi- einitY. There is not an acre ot poor land on the tract.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We offer for rent the fifty foot front store on Commerce street now occupied by the Englc Millinery Company to a good tenant at a very low price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We are authorized to self the modern two story dwelling No. FPS Clayton Street at a sacrifice. If you are in the market for a good bargain, let Us show you this prop ertY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

For $3,5O0, on my easy teems, we offer a first class house in the calling distance of the Railroads on N. McDonough Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We offer for rent from the first of October the ground floor No. I8 Commerce Street, the second door from the Vandivcr building. This store will make one of the best re. taa stands in the City of Montgom- cry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
THE TIME TO BUY A FARM

Tn Forest Gardens is now, before the the property in this section will more than double in value as soon as these improvements are finished These farms are twenty acres each, with plenty of beautiful trees and ideal building To- cations,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We have I,200 acres in this County, on q gravelled road, that can be bought for $16.00 an acre. This property Is as good as any of the places in this County that are now selling at $25.00 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We have q limited amount of 6 per cent money available for loans on first class city property where the margin is ample.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
vANDIvER BUILDING.

We have for few very handsome offices in this bud ing either single ensue, moderate price, Lights heat, water janitor service and elevator furnished free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

every modern convenience, such as electric lights. hot and cold baths. cabinet mantels. ash pits and dunlps 10 all fre-pinces, etc. We will sell this place to a quick
 purchaser for less than 1t would cost you to build the house. This is
 snap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
25 PER GENT NET

If you have $500. % cash and want to invest 1t where it will pay you twenty-five per cent net in new prop Monday morning. This proposition is for immediate acceptance, so if you are not in a position to trade as soon as you gee the property provided you like It. 1t would be waste of time to consider it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

We have 30 acres for sale, five minutes drive from Cloverda1e on the Norman Bridge road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09


 location for home will find good prop
 FOR sALE-For $2.15O. nice cottage, i've rooms, porcelain bath, etc; good neighborhood, renting for $240 per anr mum Nice proposition here for home
 FOR sALE-For $4.OOo, splendid iit- tie home in excellent neighborhood. electric lights, etc. This property Is going to be sold. and if you are in the market for such property 1t will pay yon to fnvsstigate this proposition.
 FOR SALE-Beautiful little home at Highland Park, corner lot. Cheap if
 FOR RENT-choice residences on Sayre. Perry. Lawrence, Madison Ave nue. Hull. McDonough, Jeff Davis Ave etc., from $15 to S60 per mouth.
 FOR RENTING elegant apartments only left in the May Apartment Build Ing: Ing: corner of Church and Moulton streets. Each apartment contains six ntshed steam-heat, electric lights. 1ani- tor service. hot and cold water. etc One. of the most desirable propositions available in this city
 FOR RENT-Three choice apartments on South Lawrence Street, two con taining three rooms and bath, at s25; one containing five rooms and bath, $40
 Don't be careless about your Fire In- surance- Insure with us and you win rest easy, and sleep e0undIy RemeEn- Der also we twill go on your bond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
WE HAVE FOR SALE

One of the finest 200 acre farms in Montgomery County, within easy reach of the city by gravelled road We can sell this place for $25.o0 per acre. ana will loan you three-fourths of the pur- chase money for one, two and three Iyears at seven per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Real Estate Bargains
 COTTAGE HOME

FOR sALE--Pretty, new fve-room cottage, with cabinet mantels, etc. on lot containing nearly one-half acre. close to. car line and facing gravelled street with paved sidewalks Only small cash payment required, balance like paying rent. Why pay rent when with the same money you can purchase . home7 See us at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
P. M. KOEIN & SON. Real Estate and Insurance.
 Stocks and Bonds. 26 J-2 Commerce St.-Phone 369.

For Rent Dwelling 426 s. Hull. For Rent-Dwelling 40 Scott. For Rent Dwelling 707 Monroe. For Rent-Dwelling 72t Wash ington.
 For Rent- Dwelling 7t5 Adams. For Rent--Dwefling 222 Moal- ton.
 For Rent-Dwelling SIS Wash ington.
 For Rent--Dwelling tt5 s. Un- ion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

We have . client who has placed in hands of $2000O0 and another of $250000 which wish put good city property, longer. Call and
 FOR RENT IN VANDIVER BUILDING
 From October the Jst, suite of well suited for hais dressing and manicung eias place and anyone could do a good buSiness there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
FOR SALE

Beautu story residence South H Streets 100 x25 house in first class condition Price low for the property and terms arranged to suit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
PRETTY, NEW DWELLING

On Forest Avenue. which is getting to be one of the prettiest residence new two-story, seven room dwelling, beautifully finished throughout with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT --.The chastain Barn. seventy feet by 250 deep. Locat- ed on Lower Wetumpka Road adjoin- ing The Emmerson Stables. Posses sion given now or Oct. 1st.
 Chandler 6 DouaIass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
FOR SALE

Two story brick residence three blocks from Court Square House in good condition. Rented for $66000 annually. Viii easily bring 5000 per month. We offer this property price and which should prove very attractive either for home or an investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

From October first we offer for rent the large house and store on the South East corner of Lee and Blob Streets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
FOR SALE

Six room dwelling on Highland Avenue, good eondftio1 modem Price $3O0000. Vacant lot Palmetto street 5Oxt6o feet price $5ooOo bargain in both of these.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

F. M. KOHN & SON. Real Estate and Insurance.
 Stocks and Bonds. 26 t-2 Commerce St.-'Phone 369
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
FOR SALE

Vacant lot soxtso feet on Pelham street A good 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
FOR SALE.

On PsLmetto Street nice one story cottage five [ 5Oxt35 house in perfect condition and renting $I250 pc Price $I, ,250.0o. Terms very easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
RusTNEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.


 wANTED---A party with s5.0oo to buy a half interest in an established mannfacturr inR business; one who will assume manage raent and give entire time to the business. A fine salary and good investment; abso- iuteiy safe Address Box 25s. City. III A PARTY has placed with us es.ooo te lend ray 4 pisrce --IT FOR sALE---stapie and fancy grocery store in one of the best towns in South Alabama. well selected stock. anjoye a fine trade good reasons for selling Address Fancy Grocery, care Advertiser. --4T-Bu-3e TOR sALE--General mercantile buslness h srasiI R RSs toRng Gahrse storest5 gcod paying business. ptssent owners heto re. fira from buainessI Possession given at as,cs. AaAress- care of Advertiser.
 70 safIs ss~ -~1T-Wed 2t-sU lt yvANTED--PArty with sloeo 10 saooo to tnyeht m an established well paying busi- ness win bear closest investigation. Only those who mean business, ana have the eash need angwer. Addrsas fer full partic- ulars Profitahla acara- Advertiser. --17-tf
 " NEesa sta t-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

FOR SALE. Lot on Kensington Heights cheap.