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DS OUGHT TO Be THE IMPORTANT BUSINESS OF THE DAY" WITH THE OWNER VACANT PROPERTY
I WANTED
AsTRoLoeERs
to do, and
when to do 1t!

II you know these two things do you think
you could improve your condition? Astrol-
ogy will tell you and will make no mistaken
State date of birth Ohe hour II possible)'
location of birthplace If that is impossible,
then state color of hair and eyes, height and
weight. and will cast your Horoscope by
the Planets which govern your Life. This
Horoscope will tell you scientifically and
accurately what you are best fitted for, the
kind of person you should marry or form a
partnership with your lucky days, will give
you the dates and describe the important
events to occur in your life and what to
expect in the future. 1t will tell your strong
and weak points. will give you correct bust
ness advice. All the above points are In
cluded in my Business Reading Price si.0O.
A Horoscope with written delineation, by
mail, s2.00-Life Reading for twelve months
in advance. detailing in chronological order
events and circumstances bound to happen
during that time, describes Temperament.
Disease, Journeys. Marriage, Health, Length
of Life, Business, the special Disease you
are subject to from birth, Speculations; all
this for $40
No letters of inquiry answered unless
stamps are inelossd for reply. Money should
be sent by Express Money Order to
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DIR. j. A. Mead

ass S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
Your money refunded cheerfully If you are
not satisfied.
Motel have correctly foretold without
single failure, all the championship Prize
fights, international yacht races, leading
events of public interest. such as electtt ms,
Japanese Chinese and Spanish American
wars, and financial situations for the last
twenty years
l challenge any Astrooger to equal the ac-
curacy of my predictions in any given case
for 500 to $1,000 l gave the result OF the
yacht race six days before they were sailed,
the time of the winning race within tifty-
eight seconds for the San Francisco Exam
liner published over my signature Sept. IL.
1896. The result of the Sullivan orbett cons
test for the Examiner. l correctly foretold
the commencement of the Spanish American
war two months in advance of the same, the
length and result correctly, for the Hart
ford Times, and it was published over my
signature in Hartford Times April :, 1888.
1 can and do tell the of children be-
fore birth, the natural law governing the
event. / teach competent pupils Astrology,
1 told Mrs. F. w. Pierce of IL Bordwell
street Dorchester. Mass, a week in aG-
die and the disease. and l told her Of the
total loss of the steamer Portland" Also
Mrs Colonel Woodruff of 1914 Broad street,
Hartford, Conn. the time Of her husbands
death two months in advance. l foretold the
sex of a child before birth to Charles c. Ben
ton of 421 Market street. San Francisco,
Cal. 1 foretold the arrival of a steamer
bound to Boston, overdue, to Mrs. E. E.
Henderson of 10 Day street, North Cam
bridge. Mass. to within one minute of the
arrival four days in advance.
1 will give 500 to any one that proves
these statements untrue. Hundreds of tea-
tmonials are on file in my office. Address
all letters to
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TANTED-ENERGETIC MAN TO CONDUCT
wholesale and retail business for large man
ufacturing company; staple product; income
s175 to $3.50 per month. Applicant must fur
nish frst-class references and $4,000 to s250O
cash; capital secure; technical experience
unnecessary. Address F. w. WILLIAMS,
Douglas Park Station. Chicago, III. BILL
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Work by the Day
Money

Money
We CAN PLACE THE FOLLOWING SUMS
business and semi-business districts at 5
per cent per annum net. These are some Oh
the best S per cent loans left in the
market today:
$4,000 on Hill street.
$4,000 on Fourth St, close in.
s6a6OO on Seventh St. close in.
$4,000 on Ninth ST., east of Union avenue.
For details inquire Loan Dept of BLACK
BROS, $685. Union Trust Bldg. 5-11-l
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR
housekeeping, $3.50 and up; close In. Phone
F1670 1876 SAN JULIAN ST. 5-13-x
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STORE TO LET.
2O3 N. Broadway; part or all. Plate glass
window; in fine building Come and see
B-7-3
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SOCIETY NOTICES

A GREAT MASS MEETING UNDER THE
auspices of Los Angeles Lodge No Ala, o. b.
A., for the benefit of the suffering Jewish
families of the recent calamity at Chelsea,
Mass will be held at Elks hail. 231 South
Spring street, Sunday. May H. at D. m.
sharp Speakers: Hon. Mayor A. c. Harper,
Hon Judge Black, DR.. Henry Herbert, and
many other good speakers. DIR. d. w. Edel-
man will preside. 5-l6-2
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PENSIONS

NEW PENSION LAW. ACT APRIL 10. 1903
widows OF Civil war. married before June 81.
1890 entitled to s12 per month regardless Of
income. N T. KIRK. 2ol Temple ST.; A20o8.
5-a-x
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NINE. KARMA
HENLEY
ACCORDION PLATING, PINKlNe

STAR PLATING AND RUFFLE co, ALL
kinds plating, buttons buttonholes. 4521a S,
Broadway. o-1-m
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw

without success. Il. y. MoREY. 81 stimsoo.
Third and sp-tnG fhons s7ia. Open evan
ings blk
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LIBERAL CLUB, MAMMOTH HALL 5l7 so.
broadway 8 D. m. why Women Should
Not Vote" Mrs. Boise Reed Discussion.
Admission free 6-17-1
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WANTED
Situations, Male

wANTED-POSITION BY YOUNG MAN OF
good appearance. handy with tools, under
stands horses. Call B94l4 b-l7-S
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To Purchase-ReaI Estate
To Purchase, Miscellaneous

WANT SOUTHERN TELEPHONE ANC
Telegraph stock will turn in lots Monrovis
and Hollywood at cash price for your stock
See PHOENIX, 2O2 Grant bldg 5-17-;
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TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS
LONDON TRUSS co. TRUSS FITTING SPE-
cialists; elastic hosiery etc. 200 W. FIFTH
5-l0-x
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
We can recommend to you at low prices
some great bargains in secondhand, slightly
used or new
SEWING MACHINES.
IN THIS SALE YOU FIND EVERY
make, all of which we guarantee from 1 to
years
Why pay $50 or s65 to agents and take a
lifetime to pay when you can come here and
get good machine for half and sometimes
q quarter less?
FOR YOUR INFORMATION LET US
state that we are the biggest sewing ma
chine dealers in this CITY, and carry the
largest stock.
Renting. all make, - per month. Repair
ing by expert.
TERWILLIGER & HALVES,
Phones Main 1921 or F2307. 410 w. 7th ST. 5-17-1
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Statesmen and Solicitors

LAW SALESMAN LAW
Men who have successfully sold, or who
are now selling the Encyclopedia Of Law,
Cree edition, please communicate with the
undersigned and learn something 10 your
financial interest. j. CHRISLER, 800 Dear
born ST., Chicago. 5-l3.l
LAW SALESMAN LAW
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notice.!

Occult seer astrologer removed from 341 y
South Spring street to 455 South Broad
way, corner Fifth street: suite and ..
5-15-x
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DIR. j. A. Mead
SUITE 8 AND 9
ASS SOUTH BROADWAY

am always willing to back my judg-
ment on any event with $40 to s100-or moro
/ am the only Astrologer that correctly
foretells coming events for the press over
his own signature and address. I am now at
work on the Horoscopes of the prospective
candidates for the presidency of the United
States. which will be published in The
Herald, and / will back my judgment wita
$1,000 I give a full Life Reading with the
Horoscope for $50 up to the time of death.
synopsis for s25
In writing to advertisers kindly mention
The Herald 5-i11
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Help, Female

LADY WITH FEW THOUSAND, TO TAKE
boy about 30 years old; never been spoiled
good looking when fixed up; handy with
tools; widows and old maids not barred. Ad-
dress BOX DOB Herald j-l1-1
LADIES. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE, ALL
branches taught. AfacDONALD COLLEGE,
2Oi Mercantile. corner Spring. Wages earned
while learning. 5-l3-X
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

A MAN UNDERSTANDING ROUGH CAR
penter work. having $500 to invest. can find
opening; advertisers. call Sunday p. n. 100
W. FOURTEENTH ST. 5-17-l
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Agents

OUR DASHBOARD LINE HOLDER MAKING
agents rich; every buggy owner buys; sample
26c WHOLESALERS SUPPLY CO., Val
dosta. Ga. 5-17-so
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Situations-FemaIe

WANTED-BY GOOD COOK; CAN DO
general housework Apply 14Os E. TWELFTH
ST. 0-lo-o
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Help, Male and Female

MONEY MADE DAILY, AND HERALD
want ads help to make it, Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Eerald wants ads destroy wants, blk
ANTED-STUDENTS TO LEARN DRAFT
Ing. See MIR. BEATTY go Mason building.
5-1l-w
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

NTED-EXPERIENCED MAN FOR So
Letting OF high character-not books nor
stocks; high grade and high priced man
necessary; quick and substantial returns
highest references required. Address BOX
443l Herald BLK
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\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN IN
i'll health, desiring to live outdoor life, who
can invest $500 Will learn something to his
advantage by phoning MAIN 7105 or HOME
25l3S Sunday D. m OF Monday SILL
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STORAGE

WE sHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
own cars at greatly. reduced rates
Call on us or write for particulars.
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO..
IlO South broadway.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE: STU
atoms guaranteed. MOLER SYSTEM coll
LEGE, 113 L Second st. SILK
PANAMA AND FELT HATS CLEANED,
blocked, soc up. Factory ia $. Broadway.
blk
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

MADE $50, 900 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business and began with only
few dollars. There are unusual opportunities
for making money today and It is not diff
cult to begin. II you have small capt.
tai and want to start a mail order business
Of your own, send for my free booklet. 1t
tells how to make money Address publish
er THE MAIL ORDER WORLD, box 1922.
Lcckport, n. Y. BLK
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MONEY MADE DAILY, AND HERALD
want ads help to make it, Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Herald wants ads destroy wants BLK
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WANTED
>~@O~~@~~O((
Miscellaneous

W ANTED-SMALL CHILDREN TO CARE
for in my home; SIS each per month Phone
SOUTH 351l. b-4o-S
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expert ladies' tailor and dressmaker, does the
incest work in town; prices reasonable. 1872
SOUTH FIGUEROA. F15S5.
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summary of House.

washington, March 2a.--Determina-
ton to conduct a flibuster ON all oc-
casions where opportunity presented
itself. in order to force the Republic
cans to action on an employers liabil-
ity bill and other measures deemed
necessary of enactment. was announced
by Mr.. Williams Of Mississippi. in the
House OF Representatives today during
the. consideration OF the agricultural
bill.
He said he had waited until today to
see some evidence of an intention to
transact business which the people
were demanding. but finding none, had
reached the conclusion that the time
was ripe to force the hand Of the Re-
publican party. The Democrats cheer
ed the announcement.
General debate on the agricultural
appropriation bill continued through
out the day except for a brief tims
when Mr.. Sulzer of New York by way
Of retaliation for the action Of the
House yesterday IN eliminating from
the record his speech Of Saturday last.
sought to have expungsd some remarks
Of Mr.. Dal&ell OF Pannsyivania regard
ing the rules. In that, however, he was
unsucesssful Many Democrats re-
trained from supporting MIS- proposi-
ten.
a. 500 . n. the Reuse sd1ournsd
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''Too much railroad trip" he said.
"and too little work--we have spent
most Of the, time from San Francisco
and Los Angeles to New Orleans in q
Pullman ear. The consequence Is that
most of my players are 50 soft that
they are not in condition. ] am down
Besides the wives Of several OF the
piayers. there was ex-Chief Campion.
Of the Chicago Fire Department, with
'li1akEsik the long rip with the 6ox.
The newspaper men along were Gus
Axelson Of The Record Herald; Bob
Rardner OF The American and George
sFfice Of ThesDaiiy News.
The party left Immediately for Birn-
inRhani but the game scheduled tnore
Yesterday was called on and they VIII
only play today. In the shape tina.
Manager james said his men were
would have been interesting to see the
result OF game with the Climbers ST.
ter the form that Ryan's men showed
in the Philadelphia games.
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Coniskey and His Cohorts
Hike Through and Get Hash

Seldom has the lunch counter at the
Union Station had such an onslaught
made on Il as was the case when the
Chicago White Sox turnbIed cut Of O
Pullman just before noon yesterday.
The famous ball team was on fthe train
that should have been in Montgomery
ity the train reached Montgomery for
ty.one hours shy.
Tired and hungry the ball tossers
run bases with the speed and determi-
nation that they hot-footed Il across the
platform 70 the lunch counter Yesterday
morning they would have come pretty
close 70 having the American League
penant tightly sewed up.
Comiskey was moi with the party,
as he only reached New Orleans yes
terday and win Join the Sox In BiI.n :
ingliana today. Fielder Jones had
charge Of the team. and while all II
them looked to be IN good condition,
the manager OF the sox said that they.
were not as Mt as he wanted them.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
MARION WINS GAME.
Birmingham College Team Ia Defeate
-

Birminghmm College Team Ia Defeated
at Baseball.
Marion, March 4.--(SpeciaI)--
Marion Institute defeated Birmingham
College this afternoon In very inter-
esting game.
For Marion Feiser was in good form.
pitching a fine game. He struck out
twelve men and allowed only four hits.
Fer Birmingham College, Adams also
did good work, striking out seven mon
and allowing six hits. Howe and
Miller Of Marion played good game.
Burningast Of Birmingham College
did good work.
The score by innings: 4
Birmingham -. :. =. 900 900 100--1
Hits: Marion. 6; Birmingham q.
Batteries, Martin and Feise, Birn1-
inRhaFn, Adams and Hawkins.
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CHICASAWLAUNCHED
TO BE USED M ENGTNEERENG
DEPARTMENT. or ARMY.
The Vessel was Constructed NJ the
Pensacola Navy Yard and WIN
Ne Ready fer service Very

Pensacola, Fla, March Especially
The army steamer Chickasaw was
launched at the Pensacola Navy YARD
at noon today. little Miss Lillian Fore
man. OF the navy yard. christening tho
vessel.
The vessel was constructed at the
navy yard for the Engineering Depart
ment Of the Army. and IL 90 be used
by the offfcer in charge OF the fortfh-
cations and Improvement work at Mo
bile Bay. The machinery 10 now t.,
be installed and the vessel will BE-
ready for service within ninety days
The Brst train to come into Pensacola
from the north since last Sunday, ar
rived here today at noon. bringing be-
lated passengers and mail. The delay
was caused by q washout of 800 feet
OF track at Century. caused by the
dam Of the Aiger-Suilivan Company
breaking. A large amount OF freight,
particularly coal for vessels filiing
their bunkers here. was delayed. having
been shipped out from the Birming-
ham districts Saturday. and was ex-
pected here Sunday night. It and
other freight has not arrived. the
work Of moving passengers and mail
demanding FIRST attention.
No washouts have occurred on the
r. and A. division. but with continued
rains. are momentarily expected.
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CONGRESS


washington, March 24.--The cur
rency bill was practically given an ex-
elusive right of way In the Senate to-
day until 1t Is finally disposed Of by an
announcement by Senator Aldrich that
he would move tomorrow to give 1t
that status In the Senate.
senator LaFollette concluded the
third installment OF his speech on the
currency bill.
A question brought out a statement
by Mr.. Aldrich to the effect that he
hopes to see the creation Of a joint
committee Of the Senate and House au-
tn orIzed to consider permanent cur
rency reform before Congress adJourns.
At 4:lo p. m. the Senate adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25

Marquis Ito Is IN teebIe health.
Baron Ishii said to the Associated
Press: 'Mr. Stevens was the last man
OF whom / would expect assassination
at the hands of Koreans whom he has
consistently befriended."
The fact that Mr.. Stevens life was
safe in Korea and Japan and that his
assassination was attempted in Amer
lea has brought out universal COM
ment that the deed was the result OF
anti-Japanese propaganda in America
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
ENGRAVING.

wANTED--You 70 iiiustrsts your ads. with
our cuts; they ada IS per cent. - the
Attrastiveness q any al; tax 4 ever With
te5.-s, ss--fts > e-9
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IN Rich
cover
havet tn proper to be healthy
OF
food has done world Of good Some year age h
victim to Illness which did
It me
m
Name given by the Postum Co. Batt@ Creek Mich
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
MIsCELLANEOUe.

PASTURE your cows or horses in chappeil
pasture, Best In the state. Cattle. 81 .60s
horses and mules. s2o0 per month "a al
vance, Phone 1887. NJ. Al. Hill. manager.
-2s-st
EURoPE-Partiss going abroad. Desiring
information a. TO rates. sailing dates. tick
cts etc, call on or address T. s. Lambert
SHORTHAND LEssONE BY MAIIe--Bs
export photographer Course quickly com.
piete3 BY cur system o. instruction. uae
your spsrs time 81 home 70 81 ysursAif
for femuneFative position prics ana tarnss
on request Fuller. Box -. AtontaoAeFy
AAaeAnA --ss-susuad-sf
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HARNEss AND SADDLES.

WE Carry a full line OF harness and sad.
dies. brides. whips. travelling bags ana
suit cases. call and see us b. II. Washburn.
11A Commerce ST -2ol
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
PRINTING

printing for dodgers bills
Of lading. dray tekets' circulars or any
have an automatic press. the only one In
the state. Prompt ssrvicei tsiephons We at
iss woodruff Co. III
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
HORSES CLIPPED.

will clip and shoe your horses
and mules at his horse-ahoeing shop. 1ls
Lee street. My ambition is TO please my
customers
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wANTED--MALE HELP.


-------~~~~>@
AGENTs-"The Life and Works Of Paul
Laurence Dunbar the worlds greatest
negro poet. sells like lightning. Agents
profits $50 q dhg. Write for free outfit and
exclusive territory. =. L. Nichols 4 Co,
Memphis, Tenn -s-wed-fri-sn
wANTED--Men to learn barber trade Wtll
equip shop for you or furnish positions, few
weeks completes. congtant practice, careful
instructions, tools given, Saturday wages,
diplomas granted Write for catalogue, MO-
Ter Barber College. Atlanta. Ca. -s-et
WANTEp-For u. s. AFmy; Able-bodied
unmarried men between ages Of 10 and
as; cftiaens Of United States OF good char
sneak read and write English. Men now
wanted for service in Cuba and Philip
pines Apply to Recruiting oficer. IL Ia
3 Court street. Montgomery. Ala
CIVIL. sERvTcE-we want young men
and women who wish to enter the U. 3. CIV
ii Service. II you are over IS. an American.
and can read and write. we can qualify you
10 pass examinations. Write at once Tor
NCiyil Service Booklet" stating age. !. G.
g., BOX 1888 c. Scranton, Pa.
wANTED--50 600 telsgraphera. on account
new law Draughon's College. Montgom-
cry Dexter avenue, opposite the post office.
gives written contract 10 secure position or
refund money Teiegraphy. Bookkeeping.
Shorthand, etc. taught. Catalogue Tree
--s-3ot
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the two revolutionary leagues here ana
these are working with a million more
who have fed into Siberia and Russia
to rouse the courage of their country
men to the point of turning upon Ja-
pan and driving her out Of their land.
which the patriots here say Is being
robbed and pillaged by the brown con-
6uerers.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
Get out Extras

TOXIC, March 24-The newspapers
here are all issuing extras dith ac-
counts of the attempt TO assassinate
D. W. Stevens Marquis Ito was deep
ly affected by the receipt OF the news
and said through his secretary:
IT can not express my horror"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25
stevens Re1tfng Confortably.

stevens Resting Comfortably.
San Francisco, March 24.-Dr. +. H.
Sumwalt, who made a very careful ex-
animation Of the wounds Of w. D. Ste
VEINS, the American diplomat, whose
assassination was attempted yesterday
by two Koreans. says the patient is in
excellent condition. considering the
tinued:
I'VE shall wait a few days until the
patient has recovered from the shock.
when we will locate the bullets with
the x-ray, and operate for their re-
inoval The danger OF operating at
present, while the patient 10 weak from
shoclr. 10 too great"
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FOUND.

FOUND--white Flannel Skirts French Dry
Cleaned ana Pressed 75c; all ekirtn plain
or pleeted Use. We baiste our pieates for
customers. Cent? nuita cleaned and press-
ed. soc; white kid gloves. 2bc Southern
Cleaning q Dye Workh. over May's Bak-
cry. Phone ices. --1s-tf
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PERSONAL.
GOAL
MULES AND EORsEs.


WE HAVE Just received two car loads
Kentucky and Indiana horses. Some ed.
ira good ones good supply Of mules
on hand sol n. Merry street. Abraham
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STRAYED--From Calhoun Station. Ala.
March goth. one bay mare. medium size
scratched from barbed wire under left
shoulder. Reward will be paid for infor.
nation or delivery of same TO George Mush-
att. with Lum Machinery Co, 31l-3is Lee
street. Montgomery, Ala --ls-3t
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-25

LosT--A pair gold rim eye glasses. either
in the Fair on on north side Montgomery
street 70 Monlton street. Return as g.
Court. Reward ia