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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-13

+. ). McCAIMoNT. ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN.
tif.-In the supreme Court of the District of
FAMILY os e. Jackson ys arss D ,his
suit is to obtain an absolute divorce. On motion
of the complainant it is this l4th day of Fehru
Duffy jackson and the co-defendent. Richard
Smallwafi. cause their arnearance to be entered
SUNDAYS and legal holidays occurring after the
day of the first publication of this order other
of default. BY the court. ASHLEY NJ. GOULD.
YoiSG clerk By F. ' F. ctSSIyGMAM. Asst
Clerk militia ct
SI'PIEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lUmhia Holding Probate Court.-No. 1892.
Administratton.-This is t" give notice; That
have obtained from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia letters testamentary on the
estate of Joseph 1. Mcguire. late of the District
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hihit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legal
~ authenticated. tn the subscribers on or before
the 9TH day Of March. AID. 1909: otherwise they
may by law he excluded from all benefit of said
March 1905. CHARLES T. EOONE. No. /
l4th st. wM. J. KERRY 24oo 1st st. NV:
wills for the District Of Columbia CLERK Of the
Probate Court. Ii. WlNSiiIP WHEATLEf. At
torney. mh6-law.3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT of CO
lumbia Holding n Probate COurt.-EState OF
Sarah Malone. deceased.-No 1896. Administra-
ton Docket $7:-Application haYing been made
nereD PROBATE OF the iaSt VIII teStdHeHt
of said deceased. and for letters testamentary
on said estate, by Sadie F. Williams it Is
dered this 9TH day of March. AID. 1908. that
Oliver Chaplain and all others concerned. appear
In said court Tuesday, the 9TH day Of April.
A. u. 1908. at 10 o'clock am, to show cause why
such applica ton should not he granted Let no.
tire hereof be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star once in each OF
three successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned-the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return day.
HARRY NJ CLAHATGH. Chief Justice tSesl)
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia Clerk II the Probate
Court. GORDON & GORDON. Attorneys.
NH Il
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WA\TED-SEND Us POSTAL. OR PHONE MAIN
3416 II you have any furniture to SELL and
will allow you the full value. NEW YORK
FURNITURE HOUSE. Cor. 9th and n SITS. p. ".
Storage. packing and shipping at most r"a-
sonahlc rates. fe24-9Ot
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WANTED ESCHLER'S go T. AVE. NV
a good place to dispose Of your furnifure
pianos etc. by auction: satisfactory results
prompt returns. Sale every Saturday 10 a.,G
ia21 DOT
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. bric-a brac and all kinds Of household
goods BAUM's FURNITURE SHOP. 18th
and L SITS. NV Phone North 1919 fnt1-tr
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For
cast of clothes. ladies'. Centlc,nen's and chill
drcn'>. Address postal: will call any time. II.
RURNSTEIN. 1914 9TH NV; phone No. 439O-Y
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENTG225 nth ST. S.E.-DESlEAR1.E
fiat. = rooms and bath south and east expo
sure. Inquire owner. Il. W. GUY, 80 9th NV.
mhl3-3ts
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FOR RENT COLORED TENANTS
VERY DESIRABLE FLAT. CONTAIN
ING RMS AND MODERN BATH:
EXCELLENT Loo ALTON AND IN FINE
CONDITION. WILL RENT To RE
FINED C0LoRED TENANT At A RIA
SONABIE FIGU RE. DON'T MISS THIS.
FRANCIS \. BLUNDON,
REALTY BROKER.
mhl2-:;t tu1 9TH -. NV.
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WANTED-STAMP COLLECTIONS FOR CASH
The OLD RELIABLE STAMP STORE. 1905
It'll st. NV. fe12-tf
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MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.
STORAGE.

at WESCHLER'S. 800 Pa. ave. NV: reason
able rates: conveniently located. Telephone
Main 1852. 3a37.9ot
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FOR RENT-STORES,

FOR RENT-NEw STORE AND CELLAR or.
POSITE PALAIS ROYAL: SUITABLE FOR
LADIES' TAILOR. MILLINER. FURRIER OR
OTHER FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS; LARGE
PLATE GLASS SHOW WINDOWS; HOT-WA-
TER HEAT: rent reasonable.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
mh1
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FOR RENT LARGE ROOMS. BATH; LII Is. A.:
hot-water service. private phone: most healthful
location: ST.. ~. l2i1 Girard ST. NV.
mh1:s-tf. eSu
ON THE HEIGHTS. OVERLOOKING BEAU II
full Barbour grounds-Front unfur. apt; 5r. X
h.. only Sst 30 per mo-: near ear lines. No.
2l The Melrose. i3i3 Clifton ST. NV.
mh13d'i
FOR RENT-Ff\E FIRST-FLoOR FLAT: !
rooms. bath. large porch: corner house: wei
lighted and heated: good. high. h"althful loca-
ion stable alley settlements nesr. No.
II " 81. See OWNER. IL 81. after
pm. mhi3-::t'
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WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY SECONDHAND
chairs or pcws. Address Box $50, Star odice
p,I,y 90
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OLD FEATHER BEDS.
Highest market price paid. BEDDING FAC.
TORY. $40 18th st. NV. Phone Main 303.
SoG-+
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-S1O MO: ONE CHEERFUL. FRONT
office In COllinstiuerry bldg. 621 18th NV
tbet. F and O.: steam heat. electric light and
ianitnr service. lnhG-tf
FOR RENr-lN BARBER & ROSS BUILDING
entire 18th floor and half OF 9th floor: light
heat. power and elevator service: be rented
after April IL: would make excellent Office
rooms: also desirabl" for light manufacturing
For particulars apply TO J. b. THOMAS. Bar
be- K Ross. 18th ana q. mhJ-eo.6t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

lo22 9TH N.W.-NFRY PLEASANT ROOM
with good table board price low; table board
specially. mh13-3t@
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OF GOOD JUDGMENT To
buy their liquors at bargains: best values
least money. THE JOHN WEDDERRURN co,
616-1S F ST. NV. mh13-f sa Stuff
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WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Fol;
gentlemenS cast-off clothing. hats. shoes. etc.
drop postal; will rall any hour.
mhi1-tf.f i. COHEN. l2n2 9TH ST. NV.
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wANTED-DIAMONDs. OLD GOLD. SILVER
and city pam tickets. Money loaned also L.
ARRAHANIS AZ, 9TH A. 4S7S se3O-fr
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WANTED-HlGHESTC CASH PRICES PAID Fol:
ladies' and sentemens cast OF clothing. hats.
Shoes etc. Drop postal will call promptly. S.
GOT DBERGi. f21 u st. NV. mh6-5It
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WA\TED-STUDENTS TO TAKE PRIVATE
lessons in classics. modern languages: all COM
mon branches: photography or higher matbe
MATES: low rates Room 10, 6;1 NV. Fit
for any position. c. ROYS AM mb13-3t"
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FOR RENT. ROOMS AND BATH IN THE
northwest; $3.50 rent: fine large rooms; con-
vCninnt to cars: us at once.
SHANNON X LUCHS, 1oi 18th n.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR DISCARD
ed wearing apparel. ladies' gents & Children
shoes, hats. Send poStal: VIII call any honr
J. TARSHES. 1903 18th NV. rPhone North 400
MI
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WANTED-GROCER'S ICE BON: STATE SIZE.
price and make. Box 49, Star Office.
mh1:,-f Su II
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WANTED-rO RI-Y GOOD SECOND HAND
coffee mill. EUGENE SULLIVAN. 1901 II ST.
lrhJ3-3ts
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FOR RENT-$65 MONTH: LIGHT AND CHEER
fnl basement. 621 18th ST. NV. tbet. F and G. :.
HSx35 feet, and large room in rear: steam heat
fo1 18th ny mh2-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
OIe cent word for Is words.
FURNISHED.

11l2 ID ST. N.E.-BRIGHT ROOM. AND
breakfast, with private family; very rca soma be.
mh15-:,t'
% 10TH N.E.-TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping: heat. gas and bath
mh13-2t
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WaNTED-AIL. THE OLD, USELESS GOLD
and silver lying idle IN your possession. Coras.
diamonds. canoes. tewery and silverware
above F. ny2-tf
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WANTED-LADIES' TAILORING AND DRESS
maHiug: low prices; good workmanship. !l1a
+ st H. mhStf
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1916 l4TH ST. NV.

Spacious. wcn-lighted storeroom. HEAT
FURNISHED. Conspicuous business Stand-nn
better 18th st. LOW RENT TO GOOD
PARTY
BLUNDON, OBR1EN & BELT. Inc. 1903 NV
mh1-tf SOLE AGENT.
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ditlon Price. So. Call at CRANDALLS.
111O NV. lbh11-3ts
FOR SALE-LARGE GRAY HORSE YEARS
old; sound and true. w. A. FINCH. 313 Geor-
gia mil | St.
WOODFORD STOCK FARM MT STERLING;
Ky: breeders Of and gated combination
horses. hl0-i5t
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- HORSES AND MARES FROM DIFFERENT
parts of the country. ranging in price from 81
to $3.50. AT GEO. HYMAN'S SALE STABLES,
1900 6th ST. NV mill -gOt4
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COS NJ ST. N.W.-TWb LARGE I'D STORI
rooms. furnished sitting and bedrooms. with
private bath and balcony: private family.
,nhl2
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

One cent word each time for Is words 3 times
ANTED-SECOND-HAND RUNABOUT: GOOD
condition give make. model and price. Ad-
dress RUNABOIT Star Office. nIi::-at=
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WANTED-CA>H REGISTER. WRITE MAKE
and nrice COLLATERAL LOAN CO.. 18th
ST mil
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APARTMENTS-TO LET.
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE FARRAGUT-TwO ROOMS AND BATH.
Inquire at 8ficc. mil TT
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cheap. Apply 1914 Bladensburg road. rlli13-3ts
FOR SAILS FINE RUBRER-TIRE GLASS
station depot wagons: good new also
rubbe tire hotel bus and 100 other vehicles of
all kinds 4. J. STABLER. 93l ID NV.
LII
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WANTED-EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY.
this month-50. COO lbs. old feathers: highest
cash price: also furniture. Send postal: will
call at once. rs 9TH st. mh13-2ot'
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KENESAW APARTMENT HOUSE,
18TH AND IRWIN SITS. NV.
Only four apartments vacant. All outside
rooms. Choice. modern, ireproof. Fine cafe;
moderate rates.
THE I. A. HARDING CO.. ,IncD Agents.
1892 G ST. y. W.
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star office, 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tisements at any of the following
Branch Offices:
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FOR SALE-oR EENT-SToRE WITH FLATS
above. on I'"nnsylvanfa ave. NV: suitable Tor
small hotel. finest st"r, If 18th ST. Ask
about il. GEO. W lINkI\S
mhl3-3t 500 18th -.
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WANTED - UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR SPOT
cash. WORCHS. ITO G. oco6-tf
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ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR APARTMENT IN
III" Plaza. Washington circle; convenient loca
zion: outside rooms: fine view: unfuruished,
So: fIrni shed $50. apartment Io6. mill BIT
FOR RENT-IN THE CONVENIENT NORTH
west five i:ii rooms and bath: front fat side
l;cht3 first floor: NEST beautiful apartment
see 4 ct n"cr
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7o4 18th NV.
mil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
NEWS OF LIVINGSTON.
The Wedding of MT. Treadway and
 Miss Hall.

aAG WgUAu& 0A HEs AECauWAy Auu
 Miss Hall.
 Livingston. Feb. 27--(Special. )--dr. Sam D. Treadway and Miss Leona Hall, of Cuba, this county, were married at the home of the bride, Wednesday eve- ning. Rev I. F. Bilbro officiating Syd Nord, of Cuba, spent Wednesday in Livingston,
 Mayor T. B. Smith visited his son, Cullen Smith. in Birmingham, this week.
 Howard Speed. of Enoch, was in town Wednesday, visiting his brother, Ed Speed.
 James W. Ramsay and wife, of Sum- terville, spent several days here this week
 Mrs. Etta Levy and little son, of Demopolis. left yesterday for their home, after a pleasant visit to her parents here.
 Houston Scruggs and James Simmons, of Meridian, were here this week Miss liable Rogers, formerly of this place. and Mir. Charles D. Sullivan. of Ensley. were married at Ensley. Feb' W. R, Reid. of York. was in town Wednesday.
 w. W. Patton and brother Joe Patton, visited Birmingham this week.
 County Court will be held at Gaines vile. this county, on March ?.
 Frank Holman and little son, of York, visited here Wednesday.
 pr. James attended a meeting of the Sumter Medical Society here Tuesday. Mrs. Phares, of Epes, was in town Wednesday.
 Rev. c. r. Bilbro spent several days in Cuba this week.
 Marshal D. T. Battle. who has been quite Ill, is much better.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

years Having just renewed on the s4th Inst for six months, find l am entitled to 1000 votes. I see a lady from Mobile in the lead. so am send ing my votes. They told me that could mail them to anyone wanted to. As am not particularly interested tn anyone. thought would send them hope my action will meet with your approval. Wishing you to get first prize. am
 Yours Respectfully.
 S. W. Williamson.
 Mrs. Bryan Net All All In Het.
 Mrs. John Bryan who created such a. prime sensation Wednesday, by go- ing to the head of the procession with n gain of over S0.000 votes, rested from her labors yesterday and has dropped back to third place, but is only short distance behind Miss Wood, who moved up from third place to second. Mrs. Bryan's friends are greatly elated over her feat and her prospects. and 1t may be depended upon that she will be heard from again to good purpose Sne may not go to the top of the list again for some time. but the Mobile belle and Montgomery girls may Just as well re- member that they will have Mrs. Bryan to reckon with in the final showdown. Not only is Crenshaw county afire with enthusiasm for Mrs. Bryan. but Pike, Butler and other neighboring counties are working up in her interest, with view to preventing the automobile from staying In Montgomery or going to Mobile or any of the other larger cities. The country people want to have the honor of having the Mitchell buzz wagon" amongst them.
 Mumps Creates Bumps.
 Miss Virginia Bragg Smith has passed the 100000 mark but is nearly 25, 900 votes behind the leader She Is still confined to her home with the mumps which has been the cause, or bumps received by her and several other contestants similarly afflicted, and who fell behind in the race in con sequence of sickness.
 The contestant who probably lost the most ground on account of sick ness Is little Wynnette Manning. whose father was laid up for several weeks after she made her start In the contest at the head of the list; so that he was unable to look after her interests anu keep her among the leaders. Miss Wynnette has retrograded to No. II. but her father is again able to be out. and 1t may not be too late for him vel to win '"Tiser" and the park wagon for his little daughter Mrs. Annie l.. Ruffin's little girls have also had a siege of the humps, Miss Marie Paschai has had the | measles, and half a dozen other con testants have had grippe or some other aiiment since the contest began, which | interfered with their work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

The Mobile belle.s Miss Ethel May Williams, again leads in the race for The Advertisers $1,000 automobile, with a majority of 9,100 votes to the good over her nearest competitor. Miss Saliie Watkins Wood. Law" triumphs over ''Medictne." and the city by the sea over the proud capital of the grand old state of Alabama.
 Montgomery emrit" "Glenwood grit" and selma spirit'' are all very well in their way. but Mobile ambition" towers over all.
 If Miss Ethel May Williams continues 10 pile up the votes as she has been doing for the last two weeks, she will not only win the aut iobile, but will give color to the claim that Mo- Lille Is the most wideawake and pro- greasive city In the state.
 Miss williams receives most of her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
Cnrn wreelxed in FIorenee.

Florence Feb. 27.-(Special.) )-Three empty box cars on the Southern freight train No. 26S, were wrecked Tuesday evening near the Southern depot and rolled into a large pond. The acci- dent was probably caused by a brake rod. The trucks of one of the cars remained on the tracks and rolled onto the street car tracks, but the balance of the cars were completely demol- ished. There was no one on the cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
Weak Women

frequently suffer great pain and misery during the change of life, when the womanly functions are woman It is at this time that the beneficial effect of taking Cardui is more than ever appreciated by those who find in it relief for seemingly unbearable distress These hot and cold flashes pains in back or side drawing sensations, headaches, dizzy feel
 ings etc., have been found in thousands of cases, to disappear, as result of taking Cardui-at this time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
Alabama at Denartments.

Washington, D. C., Feb, 27.-(spe- cial. .)-Rural routes one and two have been ordered established May 1 at Elmore, Elmore county. serving 1900 people and Sl1 families.
 Postmasters have been appointed as follows: Bellxnap. Dallas county. Thomas A. Simmons; Dnnham. Butler county, John B. Byrd; oxford. Jeff ferson county, Annie l.. Bailey; Wat son. Jefferson county. M. Looney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

a merchant of Sellers. Ala. from whom ahe received 1,00U votes yesterday. &C., aompanied by the following note:
 sellers. Ala, Feb. 2e, 1908. \ Hiss sallie watkins Wood. Mont gomery. Ala.
 Dear Miss Wood:
 | have never seen you. nor may new ap. | have been a daily subscriber to the Montgomery Advertiser for twelve
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

support from her home city, while the two popular young Montgomery maids. Miss Sallie Watkins Wood ana Virginia Bragg smith, would not he nearly so far advanced as they are m the score if they did not get much support from places outside of Mont- gomery.
 Miss Wood received another 1000 votes yesterday from Mobile, showing that they have enough votes doua there to keep their own candidate In the front rank and lend helping hand 70 others who have not such unani. nous support from their own towns- people.
 loyal 10 the Capital City.
 Atiss Wood wishes there were more people who take the same pride in the Capital City as Mir. S. W. Williamson,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28
MOBILE BELLE AGAIN LEADS
 ALL IN BIG PRIZE CONTEST
Mr. Bryan Drops Back to Third Place and Miss Wood Moves Up to Second -Mumps Causes
 Bumps for Some Contestants.
LnApnas Is rHE coNrrsr ropAY.

i. Miss Ethel May Williams, 25I
 2. Miss saIlie Watkins Wood. 20
 !. Mrs, John Bryan. Glenwood, Gre
 4. Miss Virginia Bragg Smith. 62
 6. Mis Louise Guenhyvar Noble, $
 6. Mrs. c. A. Ritch, Union Spring
 '. Master Ladfue Collins. Eclecti
 8. Mrs. Annie l.. Ruffin. PTattvi
 g. Miss Susie 2arnes. Andalusias 10. Miss Loula Williams. Shorter, IL Miss Annie Langhan. f6 Hign l2. Henry Tayloe Kimbrough. LOW ls. Miss Marie E. Paschal Georgi i4. Miss wynnette Manning, 301 IS. Miss lone Pollard. Hurtsboro, t6. Miss Louise Hendrix. Pensaco l7. Miss Mary Emma Pruett, Pensa IS. Miss Marguerite Ghent. Dotha 19. Mrs. NJ w. Purifoy, 3 Forrest 90. Hiss Ethel Grc-ory. Linden. II 2i. Master Frank. Y. Hall, Jr., 110' 22. Miss Early .Gflchrist. Fort DeI 2s. Miss Annie Osborne. Eclectic 24. Mrs. D. L. Johnson, l2i ttaf 25. Miss Lona Stephens -e0 Cievt 2e. Master Henry Tendon Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-28

St Anthony St. Mobile, Ala i75,f50 q 1 Church Street City 1e6.0se C nshaw County, Ala. .......1s4,950 ( s. Lawrence St. City .... i5o.Too eirna, Ala. ..-.. .i4e,3O0 { g. Bullock County. Ala. ....i22.550 ( c. Elmore County, Ala. ..... s2,h00 ( lie, Autauga County. Ala...... es.o00 { Coyingfon County. ala ..... 53.e3S .
 Macon County Ala. i. ..... s2.95o Street, City .............. 47.S0U .
 ndesboro. Lowndes Co, Ala. .37.500 c
 ana. Butler County. Ala. .... 3s.700 { South Hull Street, sity ..... 29.sOU e Russell County. Ala. .... 2f,g00 ( Ia. Fla. . .... .. 2i.6O0 \ cola Fla ...... ......... 2O.l aU V
 Il. Houston County, Ala. .. IS, 800 ( Avenue, Highland, Park. City 1S.200 q arengo County, Ala l7.OvO S
 South Perry Street. City ib.500 < osit, bowndes County, Ala. f4,I50 2 Fillmore County. Ala. ...... 12,6OO \ drick Street. City....... s.7S0 A land Avenue, Cfty.s..... e.7O0
 Birmingham. Ala. s. ..., $500 q
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-17

the horse out of reach OF his tail.
A Is the designer and paten-
tee OF an invention OF the nature OF
an attachment to the harness which
accomplishes this object as we'll as the
guard on the vehicle. and In no nearly
SO obtrusive. 1t 10 made Of metal and
OF such a shape as to be readily sc-
cured TO that part OF tho harness i'm
mediatcly over the horses launches.
A pair OF upturned clips hold the lines
In a position where II is impossible for
the horse 10 fiirt his tall over them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-17

driver II unable to
disiodge them. and
In his efforts to do
% control OF the
animal In lost. In
some instances this
matter 10 provided
for by . guard
built on the car
riage or wagon
which ssnectuany
maintains the lines
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-17
Just Any Man.

Miss Gaddie-She says she will never
marry until her ideal comes to her and
says: II love you"
Miss Knox-Yes. ! know.
Miss Gaddie-Dut what is her ideal?
Miss knox-A man, OF course.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-17

alse. that what i Rest rob THEN i 49, g 60
Why this enormous patcoAge7
The an.ver il simple: CAscareeo aro purG. c1eom. omUnG
mild, 6agFsxe, harmless but e9eckjve Hts tah1ets ~ RI IT,
ment and cr-e IT Coasdpatjo0 an1 ~ DoWd 7Sun6tGo. 3InWT@
are put up IN reat ltoe eaamGl bo1sa. eoey % I'm. 60 rs
carry lin ve9t-pocket Or pur3e), eaV o Oke - eon1 o1ad1oo
always reliable, always the 8ame, tAey @Woe6 w10o - 49,
and wake you up felng 6e q The mornng4 MM~m
!. ,. r.:z .s:. g; &, , c:s :. = es 7i;sr czs = CO = ~ =S3
ot ard desroyanG ~ disease ges1a NAt lNA 9aae@ mA0G VINE
promptly And regularly dseharTA T1os6rss ~ - Ap@M0 s
Sssass.a - ny = skss essaass1Z.
The ne. P,r' 2, DTs: A. a esssf q cssFss
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-17

"Some people" growled G~rouchey,
snake me sick"
II should think nearly everybody
would make you sick" replied Pep
prey.
why SOL"
"Well. turn about is fair play you
know.'-The Catholic Standard and
Times.