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Los AugeIes n1arket.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.-The buying price
of local ranch case count. eggs took a very sur
prising drop from BE 10 .291@e this morning al
though the price on candled eggs remained at
.33035c. Considering the fact that egg. receipts
for the last two days have been but % cases
and that from FIVE to 30 cases offered at
2915c, today's decline. Shows weak market
disposition of eggs Being hard to make The
price of butter took decided jump, creamery
extras going from J9c TO 5Tj2c and frsts from
- 1@c TO 55e. Sales on the exchange were few,
although almost every staple product was offered
in good quantities. Vegetables and fresh fruits
began the week at last weeks closing quota
tions. lettuce alone being a little stiff. Tokay
and persian white grapes appeared on the mar
.ket. in good quantities Trading IN the street
was generally heavy.
butter. 81, ,651 pounds; cheese, I39 pounds; pota
toes; 1,635 sacks; beans, 20 sacks; apples, g. 46S
boxes; onions, sacks; sweet potatoes, 100
Potatoes--New local Burbanks. Sl.S5@I5O per
etl; new highland, 81 So per ctl; Oregon, S1.50;
local new yellow sweet potatoes. 212c per 10.
0nions-Northern red, T5c@$1 per ctl; Aus
tralian brown, 9od$1; silverskin, 81; garlic,
Beans (per ctlj-pnk No /. s3.75@4; lima No
1, S5.25@55o; Lady Washington No. l. 50; small
white No. /, 50; blackeyes, $780,. Garvanzas,
Butter-Creamery extras, 574hc; creamery
frsts, 55c; eastern extras, not quoted5 cooking
Eggs Eggs-Iocal ranch, candled, sa@85c; case
count, 29!sc eastern fresh, 2S@3Oe; storage,
Checse-Northern fresh, 14e; anchor large,
15c; anchor. Young America, Ice; hand cheese,
anchor brand, ltc; eastern singles, 160itc;
eastern twins. 1&td16i3e; eastern cheddars, lie;
eastern longhorn. 171AM1Sc; eastern daisy, liz
@1Sc; Swiss. imported, 2S@30c; Swiss, domes
lare lie; imported Roquefort, 44c; Edam, 36-37
size, -; German breakfast s1.10 per box;
Neufchatel, $120 per box; Sierra, $1.10 per box;
Canada cream, dozen to box, Soc; Schlosskase,
81 per box; Catnambert, 20 per box.
Poultry-Buying prices: alive: Broilers, L Il to
12c; under lbs, 1oe; old .roesters, 6GTcr tur-
keys, heavy, zoe; light, not wanted. Selling
prices dressed-BroflerS, 20c per lb; flyers;
20c; roasters lac; hens, 15c; ducks. frozen, 15c;
live ducks, 14Q12c; geese, 121a a@14c:
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady; 275sd per ounce.
Money! of l per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is l 7-1601a per cent and for three
months bills 1H@1 9-16 per cent
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Foreign Futures
St. Louis wool .Market

grades combing and clothing, 19@20c Light fine.
16@1612c; heavy fine, 1lW12c; tub washed 20
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San Francisop Money Market
There were no changes yesterday except a
fractional decline in Hongkong exchange.
Loans, Exchange and silver
San Francisco Bank CIearings

Local bank clearings in August were sf4S-
557 .6SI against S1S3.343. .97S for August 1907.
cent.
The clearings for the first eight months of
the year were 81. III 954 063 against 81 $50 979
70S for the same period last Year decrease this
year OF s4o3. .o25. G45. or 26.5 per cent
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Neyy York stock list

e #. Hutton & Co., 4a6 California street.
members Cf IRE New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

The first Of the week found the fruit market
badly cOngested with seasonal varieties and IN
terests. There were heavy receipts from the
river districts Sundiy. and these new ar
INals, to5ether WIN me carr over A1sH ti So
day. showed much deterioration as the result
OF two days OF warm wea ther. Wrapped lots OF
sound Bartiett peaTs sold around 600 zoe D9N
III small way. while ripe lots Seid at .Wlut
range, according TO stage .O1 rpeness, aad sodie
had to be dumped Nutmeg melols and can
taioupes were hard to quote ACCURATELY as there
vas an abundance of soft. stock being forced Tor
sale ut bargain rates 70 the detriment or sound
fruit Watermeloiis were stiIs. in large supply.
but there was q good warm weather demand for
them and prices showed some. slight improve
ment In the apple market there was 4 good
inquiry for fancy stock in four tier boxes and
there hardly anything but GraveIisteins
to be had sin suci, packages tlat variety broaShs
firm prices. FreesIOne peaches in all kinds of
packages continued 20 sell freely. at satiSfac-
tory quotations, bur it was extremely difficult TO
move clingstopes it being case-Of md buyer
and ErIce no object VITA most receivers. Fll.ins
and prI1es were in ample supply and barely
steady as were figs while Grated grapes moved
little hetter than at the close Of last week,
there. being some inquiry FOR export ON the Puget
sound steamer. Berries, like tender tree fruits;
showed effects of the warm weather, and sales
at the outside quotations were infrequent- Citrus
fruits were moderately active al the ola quota
tions.
Strawberries is per chest
Blaekbefries- $zGl4 per chest.
Raspberries-$6eI 10 per cHest.
Huckleberries- 1212c per h
Apples (pel boxlEtanty in 4 tier boxes, coca
81. 10; common TO choice. 4UMl9c. era6apples, 80
, GJ;i5c for small and oOI00G Tor urge BOXES
Pears-Greea and wrapped los of Blrtletts,
including mountain fruit. are 81 ing at 50tJ Toe
per box, wlrile ripe are quoted AT 10l 4Oe-
Quinces-406f5Oc per box
I PlHms and PTines-:fJGt00e per erate for prunes
and 2j9t 90c per small box Or crate for plumss
open boxes, $50 l5c.
reaclies-SInall. boxes. including mountain
fruit 80 5sii69c; open boxes. 25Gg60 Tor small and
509lSJc fof large; carriers, 500 SOC.
Nectarines-NO Nominal
. Figs-Blaek. -=-- Tor laEge river boxes and
50@T5c for two Isyer boxes .o1hef varieties.
35@LJ0c per box.
Meons-Nutmeg mel0ns sea Co. per box; cans
taloupes 75c0 $tzJ PEI. cratei Wa aprlnelons 81 %
@2.30 per dozen.
(Irdpes (crates and small boxes -Seedless. 90;
:0G5c; musca1, 500T5c, black, 500 60ei tokaX.
ls5@g0c; large boxes, S1-5Q6I IE3 TT seedlesS and
50c9iS1. % for other varieties.
Citrus Fruits lper b0xl -Naleleia oranges.
s.. .509s3-50; grapefruit. $3.25 lemons. 50 q
4 for fancy, 81. 55q $50 for choice and SIG 80
for Standards Zines, SAW5.-
Tropical Erults-;Bstsn7is. S16g 70 per bunch
for Hdvaiian and S.s5OGs3.J0 Tor tEtraT Ameri--
. can; pinelpples, S1.5O per dozen.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Aug 3l--The London tin mar:
Iret was lower today, with spot quoted at f132
Is Cd and futures at fi33 2s Cd. Locally the
market was weak and lower in consequence. at
2S.75Gl29. .25c.
Copper was higher in the: English market.
with spot closing at fG1 Is Cd and futures at
changed; lake. 13.62E @13,75c; electrolytic,
I3. .5o0I .6214c; casting, 13.25G13. 81 &c.
Lead was unchanged at fl3 IS in London.
The local market was quiet at 4.571a 6l4. ~ 15c.
Spelter advanced 2s Cd TO f19 5s in the London
market. Locally the market was firm and higher
at 4.T0Q4. SOC.
Iron was higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 5ls Sd and Glove
land warrants at 52s Cd Locally the market
was unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern, Si6.50@
II %: No. northern, $16@f6. 70: No. / southern
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visible Grain supply

NEW YORK, Aug 31.7The visible grain,
supply Saturday August %, as complied BY the
New York produce exchange; was follows
Wheat, IS, 127, 600 bushels; decrease, :54z 600
bushels
Corn. 1,o55,ooo bushels; increase, $4,000
Oats 1925. 900 bushels; increase, $4,000
bushels
Rye. 261 900: bushels: increase. 95 900 bushels.
Barley, S39, 600 bushels increase, go 600
bushels
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MISCELLANEOUS
SALES
Morning session

BOdfu--- s-
10 Alaska Packers Assn s....... 81 25
r 10 Associated Oil So e.. .....s..... 30.75
% Hutchinson p Co ..........- II. 90
SO Paauhau 5. p Co ....-.., ,.... IS, ,37ls
10 Spring Valley Water C0...... p. 80 =,
:; 60 Spring Valley Water Co.. ...... Is so
70 Spring Valley Mater Co. Is. .75 g.
10 Spring Valley Water Co -. 2S. SE1k
So 600 North Pacific. Coast r. X 5S... .10f Is
So 600 Pacific Electric Ry. IS. los 90 .
81 600 s +. Oak & S Jose Ry. 5s- -. .10i 90
$4,000 Emitted r r of IS 4s:......, 20. 81 u
= - Alaska Packers Assn ........ 81 %
Fireman's Fund 1ns ..~-. .-.. IA 90 e
50 600 S p Il r 1st ref 4S.......... $3.50
Afternoon Session
Board
so Alaska Packers Assn. b g.. 81 .25,
10 Alaska Packers Assn .-...... 81 -
30 Associated OIL --.-.-, 80. -.
% MakaweH Sugar Co .......s...-. "a 50
20 Makaweh Sugar Co.'S 5:....... "a 80
10 Pacific Tel & Tel; gDf6) ..... s.. 90
% Spring Valley Water Co ...... 2a 90
275. Spring Valley Water Co ....... 5000
= 81 OC0 Pacific Electric Ry 5ss........ 105 10
81 00O = r 1st refdg 4s....... 94 So
Street
S2.000 S f. Oak &. S Jose Ry' IS. ...101 2J
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New York Mining Stock,
BOSTON Stocks and bonds
THE COPPER sTocB

BOSTON. Aug. 31-The coppers opened very
strong and active this morning and were en-
couraged all day by pronounced strength in she
metal, Il being 133. bid for large accounts
The market has been too active --boweser dur
ing the last few days. and it looks a. little
heavy tonight.
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Portland Buttcr MarIxe,
Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND, Aug 3l-Butter Extras,
fancy, u 12c; choice, 25c;. store, 1Sc:
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lNIaAl 'lIalte oNIfI-
New York Bonds

e ref 2s reg f03 4 Japan AIS ..... 90ss
Do counen -. le4 Do 2d series.. So1k
Do 3s reg .l0l L & unified As. so
Do coupon ---i0I AIan con gold As. 9S
DO IS reg. l2Q|. Mex Central Is. =. 81
DO coupon -. f2J14i Do 1st inc,... II
Amer Tobacco As. "A = aiAlinn st L As. so
DO Is .--....109 NJ, X & Texas As. 9S
Atch gen As .-..1001ai Do DDS .. ST u
Do adj IS .... 921EiN R of Mex con As 81
Do cv IS $50. 911aiN Y G gen 319s. 9la4
10 ey 9s -....-1o4 lNY.NH cv 6s eff. 129A
Atlantic c L As. 95kiN c gen 5s I23
Bait & Ohio As 1007S Nor Pacific Is - lO39,
Do 3i2s -...... 923zi Do IS ...:-.. 73H
Brooklyn RI c IS T55s Nor & w con As 9S Y
Central Of Ga 5s 1g95siQ Line rfdg As %
Do lst inc-.. 90 PA ey 35as, 1915. 95
DO q inc,--.. 4ss4lPa con is 104
DO 30 me-. 39S Reading gen As. 9S%
Giles & Ohio 4las lG21s Rep of Cuba 5s l04J Is
Chi & Alton 31ks IS IS L & NJ con IS I09
c. & Q new As. 9S fSt L & s fg Is 20
G. r & Pae As. o. lSt 1. S w con As 7515
Do col 5s...... Sc 4 iSeaboard A /, Is rs
Do refdg as-... 50 = So Pacific 4s..... 90
C,C.C & 81 en As. 92Ial Do 1st As - 94z;
Colo indus 9s... 72i2iSo Railway 5s. 10IA
Colo Midland As. 81 Tex & Pac lists. .l10I5
Colo So 4s..-- 9215iTol, st L & W As. rs Is
Del q Bud cy 4s.l00a Union Pacific As. 101
Den q Rio g fs.- 92i2l Do CIV IS ...... 9SZ
Erie prior lien Is. sT1alU S Steel I'd 5s I0I1
DO gen As -. 6SL Wabash lists 100
Hook Val sIas ..103l2 Western Md 4s "A
Int Met 41ss ..., 69LL VIZ L Erie 4s 72
Japan IS S0Ixf Wis Central As
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Eastern livestock Market

hA-NS<aS C114.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. .-Cattle-Receipts,
Is 600 Calves, $3.50@6.50; western steers,
80; ;6V15; western cows 81. .5093. To-.
Hogs--Receipts 5000; market steady and
strong Bulk OF sales, $6.30Q6 So; heavy, $3.50
M6-95i packers and butchers, $6.60@6.95; light,
$3.50 96S0; pigs, S3.50@525.
Sheep-Recepts, 7,000 market. strong Nut
tons, $3.S0Q4.20; lambs. s4d5S0; range weth-
ers, S3.50@4.50 fed ewes, S3.25@4 '@'
OMAHA
OMAHA. Aug. 1.-Cattle-Recepts, 7,000
market steady. Western steers, $3.50G15.50;
Texas steers, $3@4.60; range cows aud heifers,
S25Od4l 10; Gamers, 81. 5@2.90; stockers and
feeders. 81. 4.G0; calves, .$S@5.25; bulls and
stays. $2.250I3. %.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market sc higher
Heavy, $645WG co.; mixed, $6.50@655; lights
$40 70; pigs. $5.50g6.25; bulk of sales
sheep-Recepts, 2S, coo; market steady TO l0e
lower. Yearlngs, $f.25@47o; wethers, $3.T5Qg
42o;. ewes, $3G4; lambs, S5.4005.S0.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug 1.-Cattle-Receipts about
26, 600; market steady. Beeyes, S360@I.T3;
Texans S35Q@5; westerns. S3.30@5.S5; stock
ers and feeders, 50 6004. So cows and heifers
$1.75@5.S0; calves, $5.25 5@7.25.
higher. Lights, $6.30g7.o5; mixed, S6;55@
7.12R; heavy, s6.35@7.1219; good to choice
heavy $6;5597 .12l2; roughs. Sc 3d@6 80; pigs,
S4@6; bulk of sales. S6.65G690.
SheepEReeeipts, about 5000; market lOc
lower. Westerns, 50. .40Gp4.30; yearlngs, $4.20@
4.9o; lambs, $3.65@6.20; westerns, $S.50@630
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canfornla stocls and Oil issehanze
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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C0PPER CLnsE

The following list is furnished by Z. f. Hut.
ton Co. '49O California street, San Fran
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STOCK AND BoND ExcHANeE
MONDAY. Aug. 81-l9-90 a. nj.
UNITED STATES BONDS

Bid. Ask Bid. ksE-
As or CD new 3s or CORP. 80
.MISCELLANE0ES BONDS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
GESSNER WILLIAMS JOINS IN
HEARST'S PARTY MOVEMENT
He Will Represent California ON Ma.
tiOnal COMMITTEES Of
New Party.

Gessner williams. well known
throughout the state. and few years
ago prominent in its political antaIrs.
has been appointed a member Of the
Provisional National Committee OF the
independence League. the new Hearst
Party, from California. Mr.. williams
for several years has been practicing
law in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Williams was a member of the
Constitutional Convention Of 1901, serv-
ing as a Democrat from Marengo Coun-
ty The personal differences between
him and the other member from Ma
rengo, Hon. John J. King, was an In
teresting feature Of the sessions of that
body. In time Mr.. King declined to
serve with the other Marengo County
representative but Mr.. Williams was
In his seat throughout all the sessions
of that body.
A short while after the adjournment
OF the convention Mr.. Williams moved
to California. where he opened a law
Office. The announcement made Sum
day in HeaPsts New York American
shows that he has again entered poll
tics. this time in support Of the new
partN
The Americans announcement also
carries the fact that James B. Drake
Of Birmingham was appointed to rep
resent Alabama on the committee. Mr..
Drake has not been prominent IN state
political Affairs in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
LESS HASTE IN TRUsr CRUSADE.
DR.. Woodrow Wilson Believes Nor,
Thought should Precede' Leg
chicago special.

Chicago Special.
DR.. woodrow Wilson. president OF
Princeton University, spoke this eve-
nsng before the members Of the Chi
cago Commercial Club at their dinner
In the Congress Hotel on Government
and Business
Wisconsin, In Madison. yesterday, and
returned to be entertained by the
Princeton alumni as their guests to-
day; ....,. =.
tion." said Or. Wilson, seems to have
taken possession Of the country Of
late; but 1t came upon II so suddenly
so much more like an impulse OF I'M
pose. that there IL every n-dictatIon
that the careful thinking upon which
1t should have been founded will sue
coed II after It has spent its force.
rather than accompany and give form
I'VE have passed laws forbidding
such combinations and such practices
as would virtually constitute nomop-
them. We have forbidden dlscrimina-
ton in freight rates by railway com
panles and have tried to detect and
punish them. We have gone further
still. and endeavored to prescribe pas-
senger rates as we'll Undertaking to
look inside railway business and de-
termine through public commission
what rates 1t is equitable for them to
charge.
Government control which we are
undertaking so extensively and will
so Hight a heart. sets up not a reign OF
law but Q reign of discretion and in
dtvidual Judgment on the part OF gov
ernmenta ofiiciais In the regulation
owned by innumerable private invest
lnents of thousands Of Communities.
can see no radical difference in prin-
ciple between governmental owner
this discretionary kind. Regulation
by commission Is not regulation by
law. but control according to the dis
erection OF governmental officials. Reg
ulation by law II judicial. by fixed and
definite rule, whereas regulation by
commission Is an affair OF business
sense. of the comprehensive and
and various bodies Of business n So TReTs
is no logical stopping place between
that and the actual conduct OF bust.
ness enterprises by the government.
be safely predicted. viii sooner or Ia
ter be completely discredlted BY ex-
perience. Commissions in the future
as in the past will reflect rather pub
lie opinions than business discretion.
The only safe process the only Am
erican process. the only effective pro.
cess. Is the regulation of transactions
by the de1nate prohibition OF Law,
Item by item, as experience discIoses
the punishment Of the particular in-
dividuals who engage In them.
The acts of corporations them
selves must be checked not by futile
and Numbering attempts to dictate to
each corporation how its business sba
be conducted, but by bringing the Of
hcialz directly to book who are re-
sponsible' for forbidden or question
itself never fails to find the really re-
sponsible official in its own bFocesses
of discipline, and it can be made fo
disclose to the public prosecutor the
ceeded against"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
NOTICE
Te the Public.

II has recently come to our NOTES
that certain parties have moIaeaSe1
French dry cleaning work. repreeenfins
themselves an authorised awenfa ~
this company, and have had the worn
done I'm shops not prepared 20 do sen.
uine French Dry Cleaning.
We wish to caution the ladies nj
Montgomery TO be sure that their vvorE
reaches our plant, inasmueh Is Il o.
crates against IN TO have unsatisRmc-
tory work done BY persons paImInm
themselves on 80 prepared TO execute
Freneh Dry Cleaning.
At an expense Of several thousand
dollars, we have Installed the very lat
est French Dry Cleaning machinery
and have engaged experts In cleaning
and dyetnG to come here and take
charge of these departments, ana we
cannot afford to allow any one 70 rem
resent themselves rs eur Agent and
turn out unsatisfactory work.
Montgomery Preach Dry CIeaninS Co.
Phone Ills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17

on how much williams gets.
Another of the Columbus chieftains
y Claude . Watts. who was very re-
70 the Pacific. taking in every state on
his way and trying to collect Delegates
Watts has given up his business en-
ers in Chicago. Despite the announce.
ment that there would be no attempt
to interfere with favorite SONG in their
own States. The Tafters are At work
have q similar headquarters In Indian
spolis which is undermining Fair
banks. Agents are constantly travel
ling over bqth states trying to pick
Z Missouri il the limit, outside Of Ohio.
In Taft expenditures. The expenses OF
AZ county delegates to district convsn-
lions ia that state have been openly
raiirosd fare. ana hotel bi n n chsir.
man Bickey Of the State COMMITTEES, Is
said TO have sent checks to all county
delegates covering their expenses.
and the usual precaution Of making
the payments In cash instead OF in
checks was not taken. ~ ~
In the South, the Taft money 10 be-
this. comes chiefly from Dsmocrstic
Consressmen. They say that no such
deluge OF money has ever been turned
loose In their States. particularly In
Georgia and Florida.
Despite the criticism OF amateurish
meth DDS In the Taft campaign the
work is being done in the main In
ship-shape manner. For instance, the
Taft managers have arranged the dates
OF the district conventions In States
favorable TO them on the order OF q
time-fuse. Hardly q day passes but
some district convention instructs for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
POLITICAL STRAWS
Pointers Indicating Way the Winds Are Bl0~ing

tion. and the newspapers have not given
IT 70 them. They are admirable news
papers. managed with skill and enter
they appear to have fallen under the
deadly influence Of their environment.
80 Tar as the field Of national politics II
concerned. They do not know the
United States az q whole Their hort
z0n Is provincial or local
SO. far as / have observed. not one
OF the greet newspapers of PhiIadei-
its readers any adequate information
concerning the march Of the Roosevelt
Taft movement. They have not print
the easily ascertained alignment of the
delegations from the States and TERRI
tories; have not printed the vital. signf-
flcant fact that the National Republican
istratfon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
PROBATE NOTICE

The State Of Alabama. MONTGOMERY, County
TO Rebecca Berney Evans, who resides in
New York City N r.. Serena Hot Pelot
who resides in Savannah, Ga, and John
w Holt, who resides In Atlanta, Ga:
Hou will take notice that ON the nth day
Of January, 1908. q certain paper in writ
Ing. purporttng to be the last will and tesla
ment Of LlSzie B. Holt. deceased, was hled
IN the Probate Court OF this County by John
". Durr. ST., and Herewith his appiica-
tton for the Probate thereof as such viii I:
and that the sth day OF April iSes was
appointed a day for hearing said appIIca-
tion, at which time you may appear and
contest the aame, II you see proper
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March, 1905
j.. b. CASTOR.
--sues-4 Judge 81 Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
No More CatarrI1
E. @. Fowler win Not Allow Il to Ex-
~ fst In Montgomery.

There is no need OF catarrh In
Montgomery" Rays q. @. Fowler. ''if
people win only observe the law OF
common sence."
The great success Of Hyomei In the
treatment OF catarrhal troubles is re-
sponsible for this statement of =. q.
Fowler. Such is the quick relief and
permanent cure from this treatment
that he sells Il under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money II II
does not do all that IL claimed for il.
Hyomei Is different from all other
treatments or medicines for catarrhal
trouble. Il follows Natures plan for
curing diseases Of the throat and
lungs. BY bringing healing medication
right to the very spot where the a. :
rhai germs and preventing their
growth.
sold by =. O. Fowler under guar
antee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17

private snaps. az some would make
them. Therefore. all ofices should be
placed IA the hands of men who would
have some regard Tor their duty and
obligation 20 the public and some re-
gard for TIE Eighte % others
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
PRINTING

wA1sTEp-Your printing for dodgers, Bills
OF ladlng dray tickets. circulars or ANY
thing IN printing that Is q quantity We
have an automatic press. the only enc Ia
the state. Prompt service; telephone ne at
is6. woodruff co. III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17

Public ofiess are public trusss--nos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17

Ny OWN DIscovERY--ioo bushels Of
select cotton seed for sale at sLoo per
bushei Produced last year seven bales
from aix acres T. J. Thornton. London.
Ala sNn7 --10-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
WoOpNNWARR.

FOR Thorough broom satisfaction ask your
grocer for oar Yellow Label Brooms Price
twenty-five TO fifty conts. Five grades
Montgomery Woodenware Co, Corner Coaft
ana Jeffereon Sta. 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
PERSONAL.

DRESsMAKIN0--Hava your spring dresses
made AZ. Mrs. orossTnans, etyis. fit. work-
nsnasr1 ereys soA .ss osas MA n
@-1e-Eu- fia-thrl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HoRsEs-we have 4 esoa
at All tinea Come to see Us ana save Is,cns
ey. Prices right New stablea Corner 81
Perry and Jefferson street Abraham Bros
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
FOR SALE
FoR SALE.

FOR sALE-Thirteen shares Fourth Nation
al Bank Stock. Address W. ]. Osborne Is
NJ Geldthwaits St. --10-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
HARNESS AND sADDLEs.

WE Carry q full line OF harness and sad
dles. brides, whips. travelling bags and
suit cases. call and see US. B. n. washburn.
l19 Commerce st. dot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to illustrate your ads. with
our cuts; they add 2s per cent. to the
attractiveneas of any ad talk Il over with
The Advertiser Engraving Company, Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-17
COAL

OUR Acton Helena - the best coal mined.
We make no exceptions. II burns freely,
leaves no clinkers and few aAhes. Try our
high grade red ash nut. Banks Coal Co,
Phone 76s. III