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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-23

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-23
FROM CITY COUNCIL AND CON-.
nERCIEL CLUB
RELATIVE TO CITY LAKE
Recommendations by City Engineer
Waiter c. Oeao-Peports Favor
voting Bonds for Reeonstruetion
of City Lake Dam.
Ar4more, Okla. May u. 1908.

Ar8more, Okla. May y. 1908.
T. TIE Honorable Mayor and City
Council, CITY O; Ar1more. Oklahoma
Geatemel:
After making survey and calculat.
Ing the quantities. q maria. and la.
Dor 70 raise the present dam a, the
city lake. s1 10 feet In height, max.
Ing roadway on top tweaty t25j feet
IN width and maEing slope On the cat.
sfe o. same two tZJ feet horizontal
~ one a. fJot vertical Of clay Tor
the COls,ru, .on q masonry wall al
TIE top Of outside slope. " stripping
barrow pits and base Of new dam Of
al soil. sod and vegetable matter, To
constructing concrete core wall across
olt spill way. 70 the preseu, sp.ll.way
u building retaining walls Of ma.
sonry 10 new sp!.lway. % the paving
Of the water slope with rock and ce-
meut filter, 70 sodd!ng the outside
slope Of the new emDankment with
Bermuda grass, To hlllng rp- un1er
the embauhmeut with concrete, 20
raising the pump bouse floor and
cemeu,iug outside oi said house be.
low water level. ana 70 cleaning out
the timber and bush on water shed
below the new water level. and to
placing Of clay core wall In the pres
eut dam Bix feet vide. fifteen fee,
deep aud ~. feet long. the total
amount OF cost 10 be s2s, $3.50. and
Tor the extension Of water mains
around In n-w district and ior two
inch liles m new paving district.
100000. | would suggest s3O,00OOO
for the lake. as there may be more
trouble before these improvements
are completed. and by making same
t3O.OOOUO would allow for any extra
repairs that would have 10 be made,
TO the extent of $4,000.
Respectfully submitted.
WALTER c. DEAS.
City Engineer
The ground plan Of the reinforce
ment OF the dam and quantities OF
same are on file at my Office.
WALTER c. DEAN.
city Engineer
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For Second place.

The situation In Indiana has brought
to the front again as Bryans running
mate, John W. Kern Of Indiana. In
this section OF the country Mr.. Kern
is well known to politicians, though
unknown to the masses OF the people.
I'm Indiana he Is known to everybody,
There he has been a party wheel
horse for quarter Of century, ac-
cepting party duty under circum-
stances which precluded any hope Of
reward, And if he is little known out
side of his state it may be saii that
James $. sherman was equally little
known outside OF the state OF New
York mp to the time that the anti.
Roosevelt element in the convention
discovered and nominated him. The
She man nomination seems 10 make it
incumbent upon the democratic man
ayers to choose their candidate for
vice president from one of the three
staets of the middle west-Ohio, In
diana or Illinois. Ohio offers no vice
presidential timber since Judge Har-
mon has accepted the gubernatorial
nomination. Kern in Indiana and
Rainey Of Illinois, are ft subjects for
serious consideration.
Rainey, too, has been a lifelong
democrat, a representative in con
gress for three terms. During the
last session OF the fifty-ninth and the
first session OF the sixtieth congress
he was particularly active in forcing
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SCENE SHIFTS TO LINCOLN
ORGANIZATION. ..SECONDPLACE

discussion OF the tariff and Of trusts
upon a hostile and unwilling house
His speeches not only sound well. but
read well and his devotion to duty
was manifested by his almost contin.
ual attendants upon the sessions.
Neither Of these men is rich. And
It Is interesting TO note in the midst
Of the political discussion here in the
middle west that there is no longer
any talk Of selecting a candiiIte for
second place because Of the size OF
his barrel Both factions OF the dem.
ocratic party have had a melancholy
experience with speculation OF that
sort. In 1896 the ticket was weighed
down with a rich man al the end. bu.
the campaign fund did not profit there-
by in 1904 the reactionaries uni'r
the leadership Of the New York crowi
who ought 20 be shrewd M moLcy
matters picked out Henry Gassoway
Davis for the single reason that he
was a multi.milllona~e and could be
expected 70 contribute layishly 20 n"
campaign fund The figures Of Mr..
Davis contribution were quite as dis
appointing as the figures Of Judge Pa e.
ker's vote. This year We VII 50. K
for brains rather than Doodle e cary
the demo ratio ticket 20 the succo ss
which today seems assured.
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FOR stripping barrow pits OF ell sod
and vegetable matter. FOR construct
ing core wall across old spillNay; for
e1cagstirg through rock FOR new
spIIEay. building retaining walls Of
masonry 10 new sp.liway, for paving
% the water s.ope with rock and c-
mert filler, FOR sodd.ng the outside
slope q new emoaukment with Ber-
mlia grass; for filing pipe under
dam with concrete. for raising pump
house floor and cementng outside Of
said house below water level; for
clear.ug out the timber and brush on
watershed below the new water level,
for placing clay core wall In the
present dam, and Tor the extension
Of water mains 10 said city Of Ard
more.
All persons Who are legally quail
fed under the Law shall be entitled
% vote al said election Those yot
lng FOR the Issuance OF said bonds
shall have printed Oh their tickets,
For the issuance OF $1,000 at per
cent 20 year waterworks bonds"
I'D those voting against the issu.
ance % said bonds shall have printed
on their tickets, Against the issu.
ance Of $4,000 az yer cent 20 year
vaterwOrks bonds
Tla, the places Of holding said elec.
lions and the Judges and clerks OF
same shall be as follows:
voting Precinct No. at First Bap
.lst clur h-Jutges: DR.. W. NJ. An.
tersou, L. West, M. J. Hayes. Clerks:
J. L. Higgins. b. 5. Curtis.
Voting Prec.nc, No. at First
ward school buuding-Judges: Paul
Jones. NJ l.. Alexander. Guy p. Cobb.
Clerks: r II. Banks, J. c. King.
Voting Precinct No 3 at West End
Wagon yard-Judges: Ed Hoffman,
K. z. Jordan, J. B. Mansfield. Clerks.
EI Deem. VIM. Kigore.
Voting Precinct 80. 4 at Halls
s,ore-Judges: c. p. Hall, John +.
Easley, Moran Scott Clerks: o. l..
Eiylugton. I'D Allen.
Voting Precinct so. at Second
ward school building - Judges:
Charles Fraley. Sam Daube, James
Smock. Clerks: James Chandler, L.
y. Murdock.
Voting Pre- inct No. 6 at City Hall
/ Judges: W. NJ Robinson, w. z.
/ Poland, George Dashner. Clerks: A.
/ g. Edwards. r. L. Choate.
/ Voting Precinct No. Z at Staples
| store-Judges: Porter Staples. Z
/ West. W. c. Kendall. Clerks: w. f
/ Whltehurst. c. O. Bum.
Voting Precinct 40. s at Fourth
ward school bulldIng-Judges T. ]
Jones, W. f. Wilmington, h. +. pye
att. Clerks: Chas. Cook. ]. +. Var
nell.
Voting Precinct No. at whiting
ton hotel-Judges: NJ. V. King, c. ID
Wortham, Tom Bell. Clerks: II. 7
Rutherford. f. NJ. Snyder.
Witness my hand this the l4th da.
OF May. 1908.
r. w. DICK, Mayor
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Election Proclamation.

by virtue OF authority vested In
Oklahoma, I'm conformity with a reso-
luton OF the City Council OF said city.
an election is hereby called and the
same shall be held In said city on
the 2ith day OF June, 1905, for the
purpose OF determining whether or
not there shall be issued by said city
$4,000 at per cent 20 year water
works bonds. The proceeds OF said
bonds TO be used for the purpose OF
raising the dam at the CITY Lake 6
feet In height; making roadway on
to- OF same; for the constructing OF
masonry wall at the toe OF said dam;
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The Probable Temporary Organization

The Probable Temporary Organizaton
People are spemlatng about the
temporary organization. AS yet Of
course nothing definite has been done,
hut the names Of Free p Morris Of Il.
,ino.s. Henry D. Clayton Of Alabama
Benjamin F. Shiyeley Of Indiana and
Charles A. CuibersOn OF Texas, have
been suggested for temporary chair.
man. OF these probably Senator Cul.
Dersou is the best known. He is de.
seryedly popular with Bryan demo
Gratis, and In fact with all democrats
throughout the nation During the
pre-cOuyoutiOu campaign be has con
Quoted himself so thoroughly with dig
nifty and with an eye only 20 the good
Of the party, even though bis own
name was being widely suggested for
first place on the ticket. that be will
20 10 Denver with a myriad Of friends
aud without single enemy. Mr. Nor
/ r.s Is known chiefly ia Illinois where
/ be has long been active iu the OrRan!-
| zation work Of the democratic party.
/ He was chairman Of the recent dem
/ ocratic convention at Springfield
which instructed It's delegates Tor
Bryan. Henry -. Clayton is a long
| time representative In congress, a
skilled parliamcnIarian a man with a
voice that could reach the farthest gal
lcry and friend OF Bryan as long as
the Scbraskan has been in political
life. Mr. Shiycley has been one Of the
best known and most popular demo
Gratis Of Indiana for twenty years
Twidc to my knowledge the vice presi
Dental nomination has been within
his grasp had he desired IT, In view
Of the treatment of the Indiana dele
CATION here at Chicago, it seems quite
probable that the managers at Den
yer will go out OF their way to bestov
upon an honored citizen OF this mos
doubtful state a well deserved compll
mcnt.
There Is no doubt that Urey Wood
son OF Kentucky, secretary Of the ma
tional committee, will be made TEN
porary secretary of the convention
and probably continued in the perma
nent organization.
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Order for Hearing Petition for Pro
bate OF Will.

bate Of Will.
state Of Oklahoma, County Of Car
ter. ss.-In County Court
In the matter of the estate Of Jack
Mathcrs. deceased:
william Neil having on the 18th
day of June, A. ID. 1908, filed In this
court an instrument purporting 70 be
the last will and testament of Jack
Mathcrs, deceased. with petition
that the same be admitted 10 probate
as and for the last will and tcsta-
mrnt OF Jack Mathers. deceased, and
that letters tcstamentary issue to VIII
liam Neil.
1t is hereby ordered, that Monday,
the 29th day of June, 1908, at 10
o'clock, a. m, of said day, at the court
room of this court, at Ardmore, Tn
said county of Carter be, and the
same are, hereby appointed the time
and place for proving said will and
hearing the petition OF said william
Neil and any person interested may
then and there appear and contest
SAID will and file objections in writ
ing TO the granting of letters testa.
moutary as prayed for by said 2eu.
toner.
II is further ordered. thar notice
thereof be given by publication not
less than ten days before said 29th
day of June, A. D. 1908, in the Ard
morcitc, a daily newspaper printed
and published in said Carter county.
And that written or printed copies
Of said notice be addressed to the
heirs OF said testator resident in this
state. and To Charles Mathers, Ludy
Mathers. Gertrude Mathers and
Rctha Adams, at their places of resi-
dence. II known To said petitioner
and deposited in the postofiice. with
the postage thereon prepaid by said
petitioner at least ten days before the
day set for hearing said petition,
Dated this 18th day OF June, A. d
1908.
AGnN
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We, the Waterwurks Committee OF
the city Council. and the Commit.
tee appointed by the Commercial Club
OF the City OF Ardmorc, hereby state
that We have personally inspected
the dam at the city lake. and have
carefully gone over the plans and
estimates OF Walter c. Dean, and We
unhesltatingly recommend that the
improvements outlined by MIR. Dean
and hereto attached be made.
We are confident that by making
the improvements as herein outlined
that the said dam will need no fur
th,r repairs aud will stand as long as
time lasts. A smaller amount OF mon.
ey could be probably used in fixing
said dam; but taking into considera-
ton the tremendous Importance OF
the city lake to the city. and realiz-
ing the fearful consequence II any.
thing should happen to said dam. we.
therefore, think 1t is the safest anl
wiscst course for the city to fix the
same as there will be no possibility
OF its giving away In the future.
The plans and specifications I'm
every detail and even the estimated
cost OF each item can be seen at the
office of Walter c. Dean, City Engi-
p..r R.g,,,tf,lI,,
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w. II. Ward OF Dyersourg. Tenn,
writes: "This Is 10 certify that !
have used Foleys Orino Laxative for
chronic constipation. and II mas prov
On without doubt to be a thorough
practical remedy for this trouble, and
II is with pleasure | offer my conscien'
tious reference. Sold by All drug
gists. d&w
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31

4 BRIEF MENTION. +
4 Z .
! 1. ]. j. 1. i !. f. + i. j. !. !. j. + +

W. F. Campbell the Redfield
| real estate man, was in the city
yesterday on business.
J. X. Anthony, of Humphrey, is a
business visitor in the city and is stop
ping at the Hotel Jefferson.
Miss lola Philpot left Yesterday
for Swan Lake to visit her friend,
Miss Clement. for few days.
Sheriff G. Mason Philpot returned
from Little Rock yesterday, having
gone there Wednesday night on bust
ness.
Mrs. NJ. e. Smart went to San
Antonio, Texas, yesterday to be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. II.
Bond, for few weeks.
Harry Russell, former manager
of the High Lite saloon here, has
returned from Little Rock and Will
be connected with John E. Wells
at the Mint.
Mrs. 3. IA. Hall, of Pine Bluff, who
has been visiting the family of Mr.. j.
F. Koonce, for the past two weeks,
left Tuesday evening on a visit to re1a-
tives at Fordyce. Monticello Month.
cellonian .~s-''-''''
go Reverend and Mrs. .. l.. Trim
bic visited Little Rock yesterday
Mrs. Tr'mble being one of the
guests at a reception at the home
OF. Mrs. Logan II. Roots thererWed-
nesday. Mrs. A. N. Barrow Of this
city was also among the out of town
guests.
John F. Rutherford of the Bluff
City Lumber Company, is in Kan
sas City on business for that COM
pany.
Attorney M. A. Austin has re-
turned from legal business visit
to Hot Springs, where he attended
the Garland chancery court.
Mrs. William H. Langford left
yesterday for Little Rock, where
she will be the guest OF Mrs. Kirk
wood Turner for a few days
~. B. =Holcombe, NJ. F. Minnick
and A. r. Cooper of this city were
Little Rock visitors recently. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31
NOTICE FOR Eds.

Treasury department, Office Of
the supervising architect, Washing
ton, d. e.. January l3. 1905:
Sealed proposals WI be received
at this office until . o'clock p. M.
on the east day of February, 1905
and then opened 70: construction
tincluding plumbing, gas piping,
heating apparatus, electric conduta
and wiring) Of the Z. S. Posto1f &c
at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, in accor-
dance with drawings and specifiea-
tons, copies of which may be had
at the office Of the custodian OF
site at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. or at
this office at the discretion of the
supervising architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect.
1 l" cod St
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31
LOCAL AND OThERWl0E.

w WANTED Furnished room,
preferably in the West End. Cali
Imperial Wheel CO. office. 1-30-3t
For rent--TWo nicely furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping
TO couple wi thout children. Ali
modern improvements. water. cleo
trio light and gas. Apply IT,
Main street. 1-3O-lW
The big two-story home of T. j..
Hardin at Grady. Lincoln county, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday
The origin of the fire is not known
The residence was one of the largest
and most attractive there,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31

Mrs. d. w. Dean Is reported t
be quite i'll at her home on West Fifth
avenue --..-.----------..---....
Miss Ethel Sheppard is quite
sick at her home on West Third
avenue.
Mrs. Edgar Brewster who ha:
been quite i'll with the grip is mucl
improved
Marshal, the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. b. Lyle. is reported tt
be quite sick.
w. K Baker who has beer
sick with la grippe for several days
is improving.
Mrs. d. A. Young was reported
much improved yesterday, having
been quite sick for several days.
"A. w. Mills, who has been con
fined to his room for several days
with la grippe, hopes to be able to
be at his office today.
Little Miss Eddie King, the bright
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
King, has been quite i'll with the grip,
but is very much improved.
The many friends Of Mrs. Victoria
Mills regret to know Of her illness OF
several days duration, and hope for
speedy recovery, which the Graphic
joins.
The steamer Lucille Rowland
arrived yesterday noon from Mem
phis with a good cargo of freight
and will depart on the return trip
this morning at II o'clock. Cap
tain E. A. Stanfeld is in command
with lou Marker in the office and
Gray Dunn at the wheel.
Captain j. b. York, who has
been quite sick for several days,
shows no improvement and 4 train
cd nurse, Miss Leila Johnson, OF
Little Rock, was called here yestqr-
day to attend him. His many
friends hope to see him out again
soon.
Miss Wcbber. teacher Of ty-
preston and physical culture, will
take n limited number Of pupils ct
her residence, No. 202 West Fifth
avenue. Miss Weber has had six
years experience and is graduate
OF Ouachita College. Inquire at
residence or call up old phone No
&c. 1-2S-3t
The services of ST. Johns church.
colored, DESTROYED by fire Wednesday
night, will be held at Longley's Park
in future, beginning tonight. The
regular Sunday services and Sunday
school will be held there.
"A sketch drawing Of F. l.. Dilley
of this city, president OF the Pine
Bluff Trust Company and the Dilley
Foundry Company, appeared in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31
FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received By me
until 10 O'Clock q. M. February 3rd,
1905, for the sale of the S 1-2 OF the
NE. Ia Of Block No. 43 in Dexter
Hayding's Addition to the City Of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas. Terms Cash.
Right reserved to the Trustees to re-
jet, any and ali bids.
W. q. TANkERSI4EY,
Secretary Of Board District Trustees
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31

Little Rock Gazette. yesterday under
the head of Arkansas Men Of AZ
fairs"
Friends of Miss Gertie Guggen-
helm of Greenville, Miss, a former
resident of this city, were agree
ably surprised recently to learn OF
the young lady's engagement to a
Mr.. Fishel of Vicksburg, Miss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31
NINE. LA CLAIRE
PSYCHOLOGIST,

wishes to extend thanks to the
many friends that have visited her.
And in order that no one will be
Obliged to wait. will extend my
hours from 10 to IL a. n1.. "a 6
and TO 8 y. nj. First conc. liz.
served. Old phone $50. Rooms
411 East Second t-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31
Show Cases TOr Sale .

One 10-foot walnut showcase. One
6-foot walnut case. For sale cheap.
W. J. Perring's Photograph Gallery,
West Second avenue. 1-31-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31
WOOD FOR SALE.

Al, kinds OF WOOD TOR sale. Prompt
deliveries. Old phone 1920. E. \. Al
bright, Twenty-Second and Main.
1-1-lu
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31

FOR RENT--{Two desirable
rolns. Apply at corner of West
Fifth avenue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-31

Afrs.-e$eorge List is~a- sufferer
from the prevailing malady, the grip.
Mrs. d. w. Dean Is reported to
DE quite i'll at her home on West Fifth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
AT LINEN SECTION

25OO yards white ground figured Mad ras in dainty patterns, all colors, I0r worth 1Sc. Special the yard. .....sVS
 1500 yards heavy Linenes in all colors and some white, 15c is the regular pEice, as long as it lasts the lnc yard zee. ....sss.-...s.
 1000 yards colored Cotton Suitings, in pretty plaids. and checks, a 10c Sc cloth. Special Friday the yard. ..... "
 5000 yards heavy and medium weight Cotton Mohair in elegant wool effect pat terms, worth 12 1-2c Special the 2r yard .. .. .. ..................s
 $500 yards solid color and striped Pop lin Suitings and French and Scotch Cling hams, 25c and 35c values, the l0c yard .. ..fss ...................A
 1900 yards plain, and check Suiting high grade cloth, looks like wool, IOr 25c and 29c values, the yard. ....... .A1S
 1500 yards white Madras, Pique and white English Crepe Cloth, 25c lQc and 29c value, the yard. d........... AO~ .. 1900 yards white and red Table Damask, guaranteed fast colors, 59c and A3c 6Oc grade, the yard ..............
 800 yards 72-inch Bleached Damask, pure Irish linen, S5c and 90c 7Nn grades, the yard .............-... "
 25 dozen Towels, extra large fine linen. Knot fringe and drawn work Damask also hemstitched huck, 50c .... 2Oo values at ...... ...............O .O~S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
DRESS GOODS and SILKS

25 pieces Chevrons, Herringbone, Pan- anna and Novelty Materials, 54 inches wide, best'cOlors, worth $1.25 Oon and $1.50. Special the yard ...... IOC
 Valdora Broadcloth, 54 inches wide in blue, brown, green, tan, grey red and black, this matchless $1.25 noo cloth the yard .................. TO~
 25 pieces all wool Serge, Cheviot, Pan anna, Herringbone, Batiste and Alaba- tross, worth 75c. Your choice en. the yard :. Il. ..................O DUG
 50 pieces all wool Dress Goods, solid eolors, plaids and stripes, plenty of blues, reds, tans, greys, rose, green and 1O. blacks, worth 35c, the yard. ....... AIS
 25 pieces Sicillian, Cheviot, Serge, Pan anna, Crepe de Paris, novelty stripes and checks, all colors, worth $1,00, 6Oc the yard .... .... ...............V VS
 Satin Messaline, 19 inches, plain and shadow stripe, in navy, royal, copenhagen, reseda, grey, tan and cream, 7Sc $1.00 value for
 IS pieces Liberty Silk; also Messaline in evening shades and dark colors. Just what you want for directoire SOc gowns, worth 75c, the yard ...... OZS
 Silk Poplin, in all the latest colors-the popularity of this new silk has caused us to place several additional or ARr ders. The yard ............... 4SS
 Yard wide Taffeta Silk, in colors and black with plenty of lustre, crisp and fine, cheap at $1.00. Special the QSc yard :. .......... ...............C CSS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery Fair

T0YLAND is the place in store that you bring the children many things will interesting them Dolls large and small dressed and undressed Hobby Horses Express Wagons Mechanical Trains Mechanical Magic Lanterns Music Boxes Funny Animals Blocks inoes Fire Engines Soldiers China Tea Sets Air Rifles Pianos Horns Teddy Bears Backboard Picture Books Steel Body Wag Tcycles Pop Guns Games and almost endless variety of smaller toys that will delight and the smaller children
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

2500 yards white ground figured Mad ras in dainty patterns, all colors, Inr worth 1Se. Special the yard. ...aOS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery Fair

FROM until Cstmas the will be immense bazaar offering selection suitable gifts and suggestive in variety
 the perpexing question What eve easily settled Alp precaon of our efforts to please past unmta able continually increasing patronage and is gra
 ing to know that at no previous been well equpped abundany stocked such splendid shape to supply the many wants of our patrons as are this season