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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
U. S. Surveying Party.

A United States survey party, IN
charge Of L. L. Griffith. are making
a survey OF the river from Cairo to
the mouth. There are about fifteen
men in the party and il is thought
that the survey will be completed III
a month or little longer, and the
charts will be corrected according
to their report.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A misfit truth IL the worst Of all lies.
The average woman Is q good ast'
cess on the stage.
A good neighbor 10 a. great q bless
ing ~ a bad one isn't
Warm language is sometimes used
In demonstrating cold facts.
The poorer a man II the less like
ly he Ii TO be called q CRATER.
For every patient that swears by q
doctor at least a dozen swear at him
Occasionally q couple marry and live
happily ever after they are divorced
A rose by any other name would
smell as sweet and cost a. much when
out Of season.
It's awfuliy hard to be popular with
yourself and please your neighbors a
the same time.
When the average man falls tc
make good he begins TO look around
for some one TO blame II on.
Just because married man does this
things his wife wants him 10 do 10 M
sign that no 10 stuck on the Job.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
APPEARANCE ORDINARY,


&c Burdick vs.. Jacob Fast.
w H Porter. Administrator, VS.
w A Adams e, al.
Julian Choate VS.. c r K
Mrs Abe Underwood vs.. " t
Self et al.
Shaw & Be,tersworth VS.. Sam
Salmon.
WI Badger VS.. jim Miles.
First National Bank VS.. w. I.
Terry.
Maurice Dillon VS.. Michigan Fire
Insurance Co.
LIE Thomas VS.. Ebert Bondur-
ant ct al.
Freddie welch ct al VS.. Ebert
Bondurant ct al.
Hattie Mcclellan VS.. Ebert Bon
durant.
w A Adams VS.. Silas French ct
al.
Coble & Walker VS.. Lee Line
Steamers.
Frank Cooley "a cases) VS.. U S
Shacklett ct al.
Goe Boyle ct al VS.. Lewis Atwill
Ed Thomas VS. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03

II is source OF qualification to al!
citizens. who possess spark OF civic
pride. to see so many new walks aud
other improvements being made IN
Hickman. Now. il we could get a
few arc lamps on Clinton street-you
know our present system is 40 years
behind the times-we'd be looking
up some, thank you.
And still we have no hitch-racks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
MIllET e. lOR
EYES GpIoRAMs.

Success too often diss the grave
of genius.
The three Faies are devotion. a.
vorce and death.
The pinnacle Of fame-but would n
be comfortableI
Al least Eve had che satisfaction Of
knowing she was the only girl In the
world.
Even living In this vale Of tears
sometimes gets 10 be a dry as dust per
Torrance.
A shop girls idea Of an adventure
Ia fainting In the arms OF a cookbook
ing policeman and having him turn out
10 be q lord.
Wisdom sits IN the market place
and weeps because she's such an ever
lasting bore nobody wants her even
20 chaperon a sunday-school picnic
No mere man can ever hope 10 un'
derstand why a girl Is most angelical-
ly sweet Just before she Is getting
ready TO fare up in a diabolical ne OF
temper.
When philosophers can give us
something more comforting 10 think
about In the dark II will be time
enough TO quit believing In heavens
angels.
Cupid usually SHES on from the
woman who wears the common sense
shoes because he has a deeprooted
suspicion that she'll make him shine
them
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
APPEARANCE CASES.

Lucias Avery. alias "Poolroom",
Murder, in jail.
Will Evans, horse stealing, in Jail.
Will Jackson, and Will Lytton,
robbery. On bond.
Frank Bergman, Office breaking.
On bond.
Torn Macklin. sexual intercourse
with girl. On bond.
Horace Roper, disturbing an as
sembly, On bond.
Frank Ferriner. fiourishing deadly
weapon. Not found.
Frank Ferriner. gaming q cases)
Not found.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
CONTINUED EQUITY.
(Set for third day.

(Set for third day.
w w Meadows VS.. S d Mitchell.
RIA Mitchell VS.. Stoddard County
Bank.
nc Amberg VS.. w G Perry.
Mott Ayers ct al VS.. Mrs Lillian
Hall.
Mrs Jennie Mcclure VS.. Mrs Lou
Harper.
Mcclure VS.. L w Graham.
SIX Davidson VS.. Cumberland
Telephone Co.
Ellison Nero Co VS. c. L. Walk
er.
Mrs Linnie Meadows VS.. w W
Meadows.
Tom Ringo VS.. Pap Ferrill.
D B Thomasson VS.. w German
r B Kuykendall VS.. John D
Mayes ct al.
Smith & Amberg VS.. Rich Evans.
Albert Roper VS.. ] A Robertson.
Mrs Mary Johnston VS.. Martha
Fields.
Bondurant & Wilson VS.. J H
Peck.
N King VS.. Ben Jones.
Fulton Electric Light Co VS.. K M
Chowning ct al.
Della Mailing VS.. York Mailing.
First National Bank VS.. J f Eng
lish ct al.
Early jenkins VS.. George jenkins
Walter T Mays vs.. Eudora Mays.
Addie Jackson VS.. John Jaskson.
Tom Dillon Jr VS.. Bob Chambers
ct al.
F Dawes VS.. w K Roper.
Mary Denwiddy vs.. Albert Den
wildly.
w A Brown VS.. Nose Jones.
Anna L Murphy VS.. K s Murphy
Alvin M Adams VS.. Petition Ex
Parte.
Harry Watkins VS.. Daisy Wat
kins.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03

Matte Parker Administrator VS..
ICRR.
Bera Slayden VS.. Chas Z Mackey.
Mrs Grace Burgess VS.. Western
Union Telegraph Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03

CONTINUED ORDINARY CASES
(Set for 3rd day of term.)
RIM Chowning VS.. ] L D Seat.
The Tobacco Growers Association
VS. ] B F Newton.
w Naylor VS. A ] Fletcher.
New Madrid Banking Co VS. FINS
Clark.
] D Leech VS. w E Smith.
] d Leech VS. A + Franklin.
Farmers Bank K M Chowning.
Hickman Grain Co VS. Stephen
Stair.
E F Davis VS. G B Terrett.
Hickman Grain Co VS. J T Will
son.
Hickman Grain Co VS. Dave Nor
gan.
Mrs. A r Fairris VS. NC& St L
.RR.
A Underwood VS. &c R.
&c K r VS.. J 7 Burton Milling
Co.
Hickman Grain Co VS.. Sam Will
son.
The Old Wooden Mills VS.. John
son Nero Co.
r M Chowning VS.. Mrs J N Hall,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03

Alterations a speciality with US.
-Threlkeld & Schmidt.
Cold soda at Bettersworth & Pra-
theirs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
Circuit Court Docket,

cases, 20 Continued Ordinary, 10
! Appearance Ordinary, 80 Continued
Equity, and IL Appearance Equity.
If you have been keeping up with
the Court House News as printed in
the Courier each week you will
know what will be done at this term,
also whether you have anything to
do with any of the cases or not.
COMMONWEALTH CASES.
All Commonwealth cases are set
for the second day of the term.
Will Taylor, retailing whiskey.
Not found
&c Brown, Forgery. Not found.
Will Taylor. selling whiskey in
Local Option territory. Not found,
Jas + .Lemore. same as above.
No, found.
Walter col, murder. Not found.
Rias Dacus, wilful detention OF
woman. Not found
Eugene Wells. carrying conceal
ed deadly weapon. Not found.
Will Cole, gaming, on bond.
Homer Smith, reckless use of
deadly weapon. Not found
Jim Reed, breach of peace. Not
found
Tom Morgan, carrying concealed
deadly weapon q cases.. Not
found.
Tom Morgan. common nuisance.
Not found.
Tom Mitchell and Annie Smith,
common nuisance. Not found.
Spot Henderson, reckless use Of
irearm. Not found.
Spot Henderson, carrying conceal
ed deadly weapon. Not found
Sam Brawner, Retailing liquor &c,
q cases.. Not found.
Girls Key, shooting in heat of pas
sion. Not found.
Wash Stoner, col, rape. In Jail.
John Adair, rape, on bond.
Bunch Blythe and Gertie Nc.
Donald, common nuisance. Not
found.
Allen Lody ct al, gaming. Bud
Alexander, on bond.
Lige Harper ct al, gaming. Not
found.
George Smith, gaming. Not found.
Henry Jackson. carrying conceal
ed deadly weapon. Not found.
Henry Jackson, trespass. Not
found.
Henry Jackson, boisterous use of
deadly weapon. Not found.
Chas. Evans, assault with deadly
weapon. Not found.
Guy Robbins col, carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon. Not found.
Bill Harper, retailing liquors. Not
found
Jas. Lemore, retailing whiskey
etc. 10 cases) Not found.
and Sibbie
Pennebaker. retailing beer. Not
found.
Turner Simmons, hourishing dead
ly weapon. Not found.
Turner Simmons, carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon. Not found.
Frank Ferriner, carrying conceal
ed deadly weapon. Not found.
J S Stafford, Practicing medicine
without license. On bond.
George Rulow. giving whiskey to
minor q cases). Not found.
Bill Barnes, selling whiskey.
Not found.
Jas. Lemore. selling liquor r
cases.. Not found.
Joe Woodbridge, retailing whiskey
without License. Not found.
Joe Woodbridge, selling whiskey
in Fulton. Not found.
"Doc" Alexander, selling whis-
key in Fulton, Not found.
Claud Carter, murder, in Jail.
APPEARANCE CASES.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03
APPEARANCE EQUITY.

APPEARANCE EQUITY.
Farmers Bank VS.. The Hand
Made Buggy Co.
Alvin M Adams VS.. w A Adams.
Nellie Jackson VS.. Hezekiah Jack
son.
M Cartwright VS.. Minnie Cart
wright.
Emma Bats VS.. Isaiah Bats.
&c Burdick VS.. A c Richardson.
Laura L Mcclure VS.. H Nc
Clure.
Elzada King VS.. Carl King
Ed c Paschall VS.. Finley Bynum.
Z P Hodges VS.. ]. S. Pharris ct al.
r Z Thomas ct al VS.. Petition
Ex Parte.
Hollace Taylor VS.. Sadie Taylor.
When man makes the air blue
with Sunday school words because
his gas engine wont run. there is one
OF two things wrong-his engine is
either out of fix or he has gasoline
that wont test up to the standard
The Courier sells gasoline the kind
that will stand the test. II its our
kind you are using-hx the engine.
Anchor Buggies Tor popular peo-
pie at popular prices. Farmers
Hardware Co.
Crushed Oyster Shells. Grit,
Wheat, Chops, Purina Chick feed
at c. H. Moore's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-03

Bun Hackett, hourishing deadly
weapon. Not found.
Bun Hackeit. carrying concealed
deadly weapon. Not found.
L w Burton, carrying concealed
deadly weapon. Not found.
Pink Brown, petit larceny. Not
found.
Sim Jackson ct al, gaming. Not
found.
u S Shacklett and Six Council
men, permitting a common nuisance.
Lon Naylor and DR.. J. w. Nay
lor, selling cigarette material. On
bond.
Edward Fowler, breaking in ware
house. In jail.
Edward Fowler, selling liquor.
In Jail.
Tom Holmes, selling whiskey
q cases). In jail.
Henry Short, selling whiskey.
Not found.
Andrew Lohr Bottling Co and B E
N Glover. selling beer. Not found
Frank Cooley, selling whiskey etc.
(9 cases). On bond.
Frank Cooley, appeal q cases. =.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

Tha seventh and last week of The Advertisers great prize contest begins today In six days more the race Tor the s1,0O0 Mitchell automobile and more days of strenuous endeayor ana the victory will be wonl And wac wiil be the ytctors?
 Miss Sallie watkins Wood. who has been the most constant topnetcher sinee the contest begun, Is in the lead as the eontestants enter the home stretch by a gain of if,s50 votes polied Tor ner since the count closed saturday aIts,- noon. she has passed the 100000 marx with A lead of fs.e00 ever her nearest conapatitor. Miss vireinia Brags smith. But .sthere's many slip 'twtxt the cup and the lip and 1t Is yet by no means sure that Miss Wood will sip the nec- tar 0f victory after all the votes are counted. There Is no telling how many votes aome Of "0ueen Watkvs aple and alert rivals have uD their sleeves for the nnai show down Unless she can mass a few more century marks hafofe next Saturday night. her hopes fo win the automobile may go siim- rrer.
 Returns received in Saturday nights and Sundays mail have caused anotneE bi9 shake-up among the high nve ana ssIpper ten" as we'll as Tn spots Lar- .
 Miss Virginia Brasg smith has m addition of 4.S0D votes In her score ana remains snug and serene tn second nlace. coirn of vantage that Is not to he despised in so strenuous con fSict. Indeed it will not be surprislnk | if she will go to the top again. as sne has a host of loyal and enthusiastic fricnds who will never be content uhti' ahe ia soueen'' of the contest again
 Mira xaltchsm Jumps
 Mrs. G. Al Ritch, of Union springs has caused the greatest excitement ny tue biz jumps she has made h the last few days. A gain of 22.5O0 since Saturday has taken her from hftn te third place, bareIy squeeztffG in anead 0f Mrs. John Bryan of Glenwo0d, and Miss Ethel May Williams. of Mobile Mrs Bryan has FeGistered a gain ot a.200 since last report. and Miss VII Hams 1000, The latter has fallen from third to fifth place. while Mrs. Bryan remains No. 4.
 There will be great rejoieing in Bul' lock County now that Mrs. Riteh has overtaken Mrs. Bryan again. and also the Mobile Belle" With Mrs. Riteh Mrs. Bryan and Miss Williams so close. Iy grouped at the beginning of the Anal struggle, there promises to be a ''real battle of giants" for supremacy in the next few days - ... ..
 ssaaa', RankIn'n Squirt.
 Miss -Sis'' Rankin. the popular Brew ton girl. who has come Into the race an recently, is also preparing to give the ''high fiver battle. She has moved up from eighth tc slxth place with . gain of 45.000 votes since Saturday af- fernoon. This makes a gain for her oi 9e.0O0 in two days. and gives the ''high five" warning of what they may expect at the hands of the daring Brewton representative.
 Miss Loula Williams. of Shorter. and Master Ladrue Collins, of Eclectic. have been forced back one degree each by Miss Rankin's advance. Mss Lcula has made a gain of 3.oo0 and Master Iadrue of 2.000.
 Miss Noble. of Selma, has registered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
ApvENTUREs or A TRuN1k.

Another Chapter in the History of Mrs.
 King's Relic,
 Leighton News.
 On last Monday Mrs. George P. King, of this place, received by express from St. Joseph, Mo, a little old hand made trunk-once the property of "old Hick- ory"-~a relic which she justly prizes very highly. The trunk came iItta years ago and in 1897 she was per- suaded. to loan 1t to the Nashviiie Gen. tennial managers for exhibition pe-- poses. The trunk was never retur'N d and all trace of it was seemingly l c [. Recently Mrs. King began to make inquiries as to its whereabouts, which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

sain of 1.ooe, and remains in ninth
 Miss Marie PaschaI has made a gain of $500 and moved up from No. l7 to Miss Early GiIchrist has gained z.4oo and fallen back from No. f4 to ID. Miss Marguerite 0hent, by a gain Of 5000 has moved up two degrees to sixteenth place. Miss Mary Emma Pruett has an increase of 5000 in her score and has swapped No. 20. with Mas Annie Osborne for No. 1e. Miss Ethel Gregory of Linden has gained 4Soo and traded places with Master frank Haii who gives up the sNinoo number to become No. 24.. Bargain Week Faded.
 Bargain week being past the reg gular voting schedule will be resumed Tor the remainder of the contest, new subscriptions again counting for just as many votes as old ones All have had their fling at setting extra votes. and if any failed to profit by the op- portunity 1t was because they failed to hustle up q lot of new yearly sub scrlptions while the bargain sale"
 The number of new subscriptions resulting from the bargain week. was so great that the circulation manager has not yet had time to check them all up to see whether they are really new or not. Not all that nave been cashed in as new, are new Tn Tact, and consequently such as prove to be but renewals or substi- tutes for old subscriptions will be marked down to the same reductions in the scores of contestants who got extra votes by mistake. The extra votes will be allowed to stand only on such subscriptions as are approved as new by the circulation manager after he has had time to verify them.
 The Closing Hour.
 Contestants and subscribers will please take notice that the contest will come to a close at o'clock next Sat urday night, March IA. All subscrip- tons to apply to the contest must be cashed in at The Advertiser ofica by that hour. or be In the mall enroute tc the office. All that arrive by mali ur to noon Monday March te. will be in- cluded in the tinal count if the post mark shows conclusively that they were mailed before D. m. Saturday or if other positive evidence Is produc- cd to show that they were deposited in the postoffice before that time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
THE GRAND.
 Tuesday Nl@ht. James 1T. Powers Tn ssrrshn Yaawa Nao0m. .ss

At the Grand Tuesday night eAna [. and Lee Shubert will offer to the theater- going people of this city James T. Powers in the musical comedy
 success of two cantinenta The Blue M6on;" Mir. Powers is said 10 be sur r0anded by a company of exceptionally clever artists, and q regular New Xork Casino Chorus, where by the way. Mr. Powers Appeared in 9Ths Blue Moon for one full year. playing to capacity houses. The same beautiful and full production will be presented here as was seen at the Casino. Seat sale opens this morning --Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
FFTYi ntne.

This book, written by ". D. Maxwell. was recently published seriaiiy by The Advertiser and was greatly enjoyed by all who read #. The Empire Com pany has recently brought it out in book form, and 1t ought tc prova . favorite. 1t is q story of village life. bringing in the chsef inhabitants. both socially and politically, and their friais joys and sorrows, especially those of the heroine, young girl. whose rich father "rose from the ranks'' and edu- cated his daughter above her station. The scene Ia England and the loneii- ness of LizEie. on account of being be- tween the two classeg--the poor and the rich--ia the foundation of the story.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
wANrED-mALE HELP.

= = = sss, weeks cornpisfes 60 chairs constantly busy, Ijcefseed irstructers tools given. diplomas rrhnted, wages Saturdays positions waiting,
 cataioxue, Moier Barber College, Atlanta.
 zs~w ---3-et WaNTHD--Men to travel with show. Put m tenf Inquire af s'ahow Car" opposite Southern sash and Door Co. Miil. N Me- Donouah street, --s-et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
MULES AND HORSES.

MTJLEs AND HoRsEs-we have a good supply of both mules and hoTses on hand af all tinaea Come to see and aave mon- ey Prices right New stables. Corner of Perry and Jefforson street Abraham Bros. HoYsa and Mule Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
PRTllTTNG

WANTED-YOar printing for dogpFa biils sf lading, dray tickstA eiFeuiars or any ihing Ia pFintin8 thsa b quantity. We heVs an automatic press. the onlv eas ia sha stat0 Prompt ssFvteS; telephone es ai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
IN SIX DAYS MORE GREAT
 CONTEST WILL BE AT AN END
Seventh and Last Week of Contest Begins Today Miss Wood Still Leads---Mrs. Ritch and
 Miss Rankin Go to the Front.
.1lA1kAeA1N&Nk<hA~~
LEADERS IN THE CONTEST roDAY.

Church Street S Street. A
  k 257
   Iadru  L. Prattvie.  High
 
  Mss  Master  sAIaryE
 
  M.  Hall, HOO s Street Willie Murphy ox ark Dale County, l.. l2 Handr Street Montgomery TOO Clevel Avenue
  Master Henry Hendon Jones sirnnehan Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
ENGRAVTN0.

wANTED-Yeu to iliustFats soor ada with
 oar eots; theY edo Ss per eenl to ehe
 Tie xdvsFtissr EnsfsyinS celapans. 'Fsoas ] eaSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
RiNANuII!.AI..,

WE HAVE Several thousand dollars for quick loans Hbn city property. see us for prompt ssFvice. MontGomerY Abstract Co, L. w Martin. President. Ses-11 First Ma tinnal Bank Hlda. --al-au.l lllo-tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

The UniEed Methodist Church at Grimsby. England, has an organist. sidney Perri. who is but 1e years old and was selected after Competing with scores nf other players,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
FOUND.

FouNp--white Flannel Skirts French Dry Cleaned and Pressed 7bc; all skirta, plain or pIeated 75c We batste our pleates for customsrs- Gents suits cleaned and press ed 6Qc; white kid gloves 25c. Southern Cleaning q Dye Works over Mays Bak- ery. Phone 1905. --lD-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
LOST.

LosT-oold bracelet with D. o. ". en-
 gaved inside. Return to 6. s. Perry st and receive liberal reward is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09

It may be hot elsewhere, but at the Theato it fs always cool and cOmfort- able, whys Good ventilation and PIeHty of fsha.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

TAfuLIANEs CINCINNATI cANDrEss'-- Have you tried them? Four hundred noundi cold here part three waekr. Get the habit
 oniy one place. Thomas r. Stephens Eleven South Perfy st. '~-s&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
WANTED -FEMALK MEEP.

wArTmp--Whita wfrls e &o gsneraz heEss- wera tr privata hcrnAs; 1nir we&s1k snodsr- ate work seed tfeatmsnt and Noo4 ppper. tunttiea Tnpss Nhe wish s!ssnsica ena Arm. Nont9omsFY, As. othcrwies nay eaH ss s1g WAitSaaa St.. e 'phons 1ssl: WANTED--BrsRhf. intelligent woxnsn to dasnanstsnte from house tc house boraxo. . high-grade, deliEntful Powdered Haln Co. Good salary wanted. also lady .of abiIity te qualify es erew Inannges TOT sasIas eofnpany Cali aRkagncons only on Mrs Asnoch. iiE eouth Court street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
PERSONAI,,,

NOTICE Is hereby given to saloon keepers and liquor dealers under penalty of the law, not to sell or give any intoxicant bq- uors to my son. D. D. Benbow, Mrn
 L. P. J. Bsnbow -iS-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
sAIKslIKM.

sATFsMAN WANTRD-~Te sell Hudgtn1 Nov Mao of Alabama. A very ane and
 asefui map and fnat seller We pay MonteomsFy. AlA. Cars O. D. -~ss wkNTrf1-~An experienced sAiesman Of ability te handle S yssxS se sasrsrssss css SaEsas
 F. 0. Box sze. City --e-1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
TYPEWRITER

NEw and second hand typewrttsrs for sale machines of ali makea rented repaired ara exchanged; supplies and aceeaeorieA & ~ pavant uuecessor Co Terry q Devant. -~tx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
WANTEn--A0ENTs

vvANTrp--RaIIab namn in oench locality salary. sS8 a month and expenses ea per dsw Entirely new plan. Wfife---Nmplfs Msfieina coa London. ontario, cAnedef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
HOT DRINKS.

FOR d delicious. refreshing trink. try q Champagne or Grape Phosphate. at Hais & ce.'a They go right to that thirsty spot.
 Pare Cocacoia our speciality. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-09
FOE RENT-Rochs.

FOR RENT--FHaif of large fufnisheH house and all lconvenienceA located on hifis pn Belt Lina. blocks from Court Square < SIS Clayton st.. Phone 1seb. iy-af SUMMER RATEs-commence today with the Williams' House, a flat rats of flfts cents per day. and three doliars per week il Monroe St. -tS-st FOR RENT--Two new rooms furnished
 with modern convenienoes. Close iH, Ant ba had very close. s1f ciaytoa street Phone 1918 ke-ls
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-11

on the Produce exchange the butter mar
ket was steady; creameries. 19423c: dairies.
i7n2lc E9gs, steady at marx, cases In
eluded, isik914e; firsts. i4c; prime firsts.
l61kc, Cheese, easy. 9hd12c.