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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-26
THE RAILROAD NEWS

Columbus, Miss. May 25.-(Special)
lit is learned on good authority that
the Interstate Lumber Company is
quietly at work securing right of way
with a view of constructing a line of
railroad from either Columbus or
Steens via Vernon to Sulligent. Ala. at
which point connection will be made
with the Frisco. The company, which
has large saw mill In this city, owns
extensive timber tracts In the territory
which the proposed line would traverse
and Its construction would make the
timber easily accessible. enabling the
company TO transport the timber here
in a cheap and convenient manner
Mr.. Swanson, the representative of
the Interstate Lumber Company, In
charge OF the local plant, was asked
about the project, but declined to dis
cuss 1t. He admitted that plans Look
ing towards the building of the line
were under consideration, but said tn at
they were as yet in an embryonic stage
and until they had been more fully
matured he did not care to make them
public. He would give out no infor-
nation on the subject, and 1t Is not
known whether IL Is the Intention of
the company to build from Steens or
Columbus.
The building of the road is of the
utmost Importance to Columbus, in the
events that the line is built from here
to Sulligent as 1t would give this city
direct connection with the Frisco. The
need for this connection has been felt
for long time, and II was hoped that
we might gain 1t through the building
of the Aberdeen and Tombigbee Valley
Railroad, but the scheme for the con-
struction Of this line has, for the pres
emit, at least, fallen through. and from
present indications its construction will
not be undertaken In the near future.
Vernon would profit materially by
the building of the proposed line. This
prosperous little town, which Is the
county seat of Lamar County. Is en-
tirely without railroad facilities, and
the building of this road would place
her In direct connection with two trunk
lines, the Frisco and the Southern.
As stated above. detailed Information
regarding the scheme are lacking, as
those interested will give out nothing
concerning their plans. 1t Is supposed,
however, that in the event the road is
built It will be operated for the benefit
of the general public as well as for
the convenience OF the lumber COM
pany. both freight and passengers be-
ing hauled.
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THE cHAUrAUaUA BRINGS MANY
Visitors.
Tenn Watson, Of Georgia, Could Not
Keep Engagement To Speak.
Military Parade In
Postponed.

Eufaula, May 25-(Special. THE
opening of the Chautauqua here was
signalized by brilliant german at the
armory of the Eufaula Rifles last night.
The young women were gowned In
costumes contrived of crepe paper and
represented various flowers. 1t was dn-
ring this occasion that the four young
women leading In the voting contest
for Queen of the Carnival were named
and from these. a selection Will be
made later.
A steady downpour of rain which be-
gan at an early hour last night and con-
tinued until nearly noon today nnarred
the brilliancy Of the opening and for
this reason the trades display and the
military pageant announced on the pro
gram was postponed.
A telegram was received last night
announcing that Hon TofnS Watson's
engagement to speak would be cancell-
ed. Owing to the railroad strike In
Georgia, Mr.. Watson was unable. to
make train connections and although
the committee In charge used every eff
fort to secure automobile transporta-
ton. 1t was OF no avail.
The exercises were formally opened
this afternoon In an open air concert
by the End Regiment Band, upon the
conclusion of which the regular after
noon program at the theatre was car
rleQ OQt, beginning dpOul osou OctoSks
A large gathering of visitors and citi-
Gems were in attendance upon the ex-
erc!ses, which were made up or numbers
contributed by Mrs. Annie Barnett
Sales, Mrs. Chiffon and the male quar-
tette, all OF whom have been engaged
for the season.
The weather this afternoon was char
acterized by a clondless sky and the re-
mainder of the week will no doubt
bring vast throngs of visitors to enjoy
the different features.
At a meeting of the former students
of the University of AlabaWa, held here
last night, an Alumni Association was
organized composed of the following
members: A. X. Merrill. president; H
Lampley, Jr.. Secretary; DR.. w. p: Cope
land. Colonel c. L. Conner. Harmon
Lampley, Hon. E. Perry Thomas. w L.
Mccormick, Lee J. Clayton. Hon. c. S.
Mcdowell. Jr.. DR.. w. P. Mcdowell, 1.
F. Guice, J. d. Clayton. Hon H. d.
Clayton, w. Lampley, w. H. Merrill
.Huey r. Lee. Colonel Robert ]. Lowe.
and G. d. Espy.
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Martha wayles Jefferson Chapter Of
the d. A. RS. presented the gold med
al offered by the chapter for the best
essay on Patriotism" to Floyd Tillery.
After which the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. d. NJ. Banksr~and the
exercises and school year were
brought to a close.
Will Morgan, Monday evening about
o'clock, while trying to shoot cat
with a pistol, accidentally shot Barney
Martin, who was in an adjoining gar
den, through the left arm. The wound
while quite painful is not considered
serious.
Friends in Opelika of William Craw>
ford Dowdell.' of Talladega. have re.
ceived Invitations to his marriage to
Miss Minnie Hubbard. In Talladega, on
Tuesday. J uiy g..
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Abbeville, May 25--(Special Large
crowds are attending the commence
ment exercises Of the Southeast Ala
bama Agricultural School.
Many visitors from different sections
of the State are present. Sunday, Rsv.
John James of Dothan, preached the
commencement sermon. His text was
taken from the first chapter, twenty .
kfirst verse. of Paufs epistle to the Phil
ippians, For Me to Live is Christ"
Sunday night, Rev. H. T. Strout and
Rev. ]. Il. Gable made addresses before
the Young Mems Christian Assoai atom.
an. the Young Women's Christian Also
ciation.
Monday-at 10 a. m. the Freshman.
sophomore defamation contestA and the
military contest were held.
The military contest was won by
Thurman Campbell. of Company B. Tho
young man showed great proficiency IN
the drill.
+ Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a
recital ~as given by the departments
of music and expression.
Last night. the annual meeting of the
lAssociation of Graduates was held and
the annual debate took place.
The following program was rendered.
Piano Solo (a) Song Without Words
son)--Irene Mourning.
Association, OF Graduates, called to
order by Vice President James Dunn.
Introduction of Orator by Rev. Frank
lin Ray of the Glass of 1907.
Orafion-HA Vision of the South"-W.
Francis Murphy. of the Glass of 1907.
Chorus June Time"-(GeibeD- -
Girls Glee Club.
Election of officers.
Adjournment of Association.
Hungarian Dance" - (Brahms) -
Lucille Hawley and Willie Steagall.
Debate: Resolved. That Postal Saw
ings Banks Should be Established by
the United States Government"-Afflrm
alive. James Mourning. Alto Whitehurst
and Mary Jane McLain; Negative. Lac
mar stephens. James Tiller and Annie
Clarke.
Vocal Duet-"Carmenai'--- wilson, -
Bessie Hudspeth and Bertha Orr.
Recitation-"Young America"--Irens
Mourning.
Declamation--"The Drummer Boy OF
Kent'-Sam Wood. Jr.
Recitation--"Th Little Martyr of
Smyrna"-Mary Blacklidge.
Defamation "Dagmar"--MacCr
lous Sporman.
Piano Duet-"Spanish Dance No. P'--
(Moschowski.)
The judges, consisting of Rev. J. F..
Gable, Hon. B. B. Hays and H. H
Adams, rendered their decision In ia
vor of the Affirmative.
Tomorrow the graduating exercises
will be held and the COMMENCEMENT
address will be delivered by Hon. J. F.
Thompson, of Centrevile.
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PRATTVILLE SCHOOLS.
Commencement Exercises Will Begin
Sunday.

Prattville, May Especial -Thts
week is devoted by the teachers and
pupils of the Prattville Graded School
and Academy to examinations for class
standings next term, as well as for the
graduating class. The teachers have
been very busy owing to the large
number of pupils to be examined.
The enrolment for the year just
closed is the largest in the history OF
the schools. The teachers for the next
term will be elected in few days.
Professor T. r. Owens was elected
superintendent by the Board of Trus-
tees some weeks ago and the prospect
for an Increased attendance was never
better.
Commencement will be held next
week. Rev. Mr.. Hodge will preach the
sermon next Sunday morning.
The heavy wind and rain last night
did much damage to the cat crop in
this vicinity.
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HOWARD COLLEGE
PLANS FOR ENDOWMENT

Birmingham, May 25.-(Special.)--
The Board of Trustees of Howard Col
lege today took steps looking to the
increasing Of the endowment for the
college.
Each member Of the Board will make
IL a special duty 10 work for this end.
The President of the college, DIR. A.
p. Montague, submitted his annual
statement to the board at the meeting
held today at the college. The report
recited what has already been done to
secure a larger endowment and the
success that has been met.
Rev. John W. Stewart was elected
canvassing agent, to work the State
for the purposeFof securing new stu
dents J. w. Norman was elected ad-
junct professor of mathematics.
: One hundred and fifty alumni OF
Howard College met at the banquet
board at the Hillman Hotel tonight at
$3.50 o'clock.
A. ]. Neon, President of the Alumni
Association, presided, and among the
speakers were: George W. Macon, Ray
Rushton, NJ. z. Mettles, W. d. Hub
bard, w. D. Griggs, e. p. Hogan, w.
l.. Sampey, H. j. Willingham, James
b. Elliott and President A. r. Mon
tague.
The Junior grafton contest and the
exercises of the 1909 class were held
this morning at Howard College which
features were an attractive part of the
commencement exercises C.. s. Bent
ley who spoke on "Woman's Suffrage
was awarded the medal in the junior
contest. The other contestants were
H. G. Grant, whose subject was nhe
South" P. j. Bell. who spoke on tne
True Grandeur of Nations" and j d.
Jackson. who delivered an GRAFTON on
"A Plea for Justice to Poe"
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Will UnUeiI Tablet to Auburn
Students of The Confederacy

scription: From the Alumni Associa-
tion." and beneath the soldiers form
will be: ITO the Students Who Fought
Under the Stars and Bars of the Con-
federacy.-
The tablet had its inception In tina
mind of DR.. H. NJ. Hamil, of Nashville,
a member OF the class OF 1861. At that
time the college was known as the East
Alabama Male College. and was an in
stitution of the Methodists. Soon af-
ter the war. II was taken over by the
State. and the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College was formed.
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To honor the wartime students OF
the present Alabama Polytechnic In
stitutey bronze tablet will be un-
yelled during commencement time. at
Auburn. The tablet Is paid for by q
popular subscription among the alumni.
and represents a memorial to the col
leseboys, some OF whom fought and
died In the cause of the Confederacy.
X The tablet will bear the inscription.
on one side, I'm Memoriam, 1851 65''
with q Confederate soldier in the CEN
ter. On the right side will be the In
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BIRMINGHAM BANKER
DIES IN NEW YORK

Birmingham, May 25.--(Special.)-
Advices received here today from New
York were to the effect that sig Stein
er. a we'll Known former resident of
Birmingham, member of the firm of B.
& S. Steiner, bankers and brokers. of
New York, and director in the Steiner
Brothers bank in Birmingham. died
there today.
He underwent an operation Thursday
for appendicitis. Mr.. Steiner spent the
better part of his life in Alabama.
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NOTICE OF PARTITION

Amelia Farmer VS.. Ellis Farmer ct al
Notice is hereby given that on to-wit
the nth day OF June. 1908. the undersigned
Com nissioners who have heretofore been
appointed for such purpose by decree Of
the probate Court Of Montgomery County
Aiahama in the above styled cause. win
attend At the Courthouse of said County,
for the purpose Of making partition be-
tween Amelia Farmer, Ellis Farmer and
i,pcy Sizemore OF the following lands. to-
wit; Al 80,
IA $4,000 acres off the North end OF the
n w "A of the N. r. u Of Section Twenty
(so). Township sixteen 16), Range Twen-
~ i2O). IN Montgomery County. Alabama.
L. d. Judkins.
F. II. Pinkston.
J. II. Smothers.
.-wsd-tu-tv Commissioners.
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Huntsville, May 26-(Special)-
James Carey Jones, an appointee of
Congressman Richardson to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, has beee notI-
fed that he has passed the mental ex-
aminations, making the highest average
among the Alabama aspirants. Notice
is given him to report for duty on July
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-26

Despite the fact that terrific rain
and wind storm passed over this sec
ton early yesterday morning, all the
trains on all the lines operating
through Montgomery, arrived in the
city on scheduled time yesterday, re-
porting no serious washout or flooded
tracks.
According to reports the storm SEEM
ed to have wrought the most damage
in Eastern Mississippi. as trains run
several washouts and foods along the
lines.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-White girls to do general house
work in private homes; fair wages, moder-
ate work. good treatment and good oppor;
tunities. Those who wish a situation and
live out of town may write The salvation
Army Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may
call at ait Whitman St.. or phone 1881 If
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Milwaukee, Wis, May 25.-one hun
dred and fifty hardware dealers rep
resenting a membership of 1900 In the
national retail hardware dealers asso-
citation. gathered in Milwaukee today
for a three days annual convention.
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COME EARLY-The picking IL good
Two-Piece Suits now $3.50, ia, $2D,
S34,-@FAILORED TO TASTE, just as
you Hike themy s2S to $4S were the
former prices. See the bi"e Serse
we're making at &21.
PRICKETT-GERsON CO. Is Dexter
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New York, May 25.-J. P. Morgan,
Jr., today was elected director of
the United States Steel Corporation
and a member of the finance commit
tee to succeed the late Henry II. Rog-
ers.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents. either sex. to sell Bo-
nora Natures Plant Food. on a commits
sion contract Phone s264 or write c. r.
Long, BOX $50. City. --4-7t
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Program Begun With Commencement nj
Sermon ON Sunday.
Dothan, May 2S.-(Special. THE
commencement exercises of the Dothan
city schools began Sunday. The COM
mencement sermon was preached in the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-26
TYPEWRITERs AND REPAIRS

EVERYBODY can afford TO own a types
writer at prices Machines from $40 up.
cam or easy payments. Repairs and SUP.
plies Southern Typewriter Exchange. Mont
gonlery -1
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C. A. wickersham, President and
General Manager OF the Atlanta and
West Point Railroad, made a flying
trip through Montgomery yesterday
morning. ~ 4ssetl
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General Manager B. M Stark, of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
with headquarters at Louisville, passed
through Montgomery in his special car
late Monday night en- route to New
Orleans.
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WANTED-BoARDERs.

CAN Accommodate one or two couples for
summer boarding; plainly of shade fresh air
and cool water; near depot; terms reasona-
BILE; address Mrs. H. S. Crawford Elmore,
Ala. -7-Wed-su-At
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED-An efficient and experienced
stenoerapher Address p. o. Box 3s3, Mont
Eomery Ala. giving references and exper-
Sence -2s
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Morgan ELECTED Director.

Ladies' Suits cleaned and pressed
stokes's Place. Adv.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN.

TRAVELLING SALESMEN WANTED-No
experience needed. We assist you TO secure
employment We are receiving more calls
than ever for graduates. and are plae-
ing them daily with the best firms in the
country Scores who formerly earned from
S25 to SIS month now earn from 500
to $500 q month and expenses. II you want
TO be salesman, our free book "A Knight
az the Grip will show you how. Write
nearest office for It today. Dept 64S-A.
National Salesmans Training Association.
Chicago, New York, Kansas City. Minneap-
oils, San Francisco. 5
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c. A Cardwell, Commercial Agen
OF the Atlantic Coast Line In this city
arrived home from Savannah early
yesterday morning.
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DoTHAN SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Potter Curtains cleaned Stokes,
Place. Adv.
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FOR SALE.

BUCK-Up- to- date square oven No. Buck
cook stove with 30 inch square oven and
dition perfect James O'Hara, 1880 Mon
r ~ lie
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FOR SALE a5 H. p engine; IS H. P.
Boiler; 400 IT. X inch pipe; 400 inch pipe.
Good as new. Will sell cheap Apply X.
A Stilweil Tuskegee, Ala. -lV-Weo-su
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A FREE deed to half acre lot, at non
tubercuInr resort; altitude about 2,oOe feet;
pure cold springs gurgiing from tine noun
tain sides; six miles from southern tall
way; scenery the most inspiring; wrHS
Cold Spring Co, Toccoa. Ca Nv
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ENGRAVING.

ISU4NTED-You to Illustrate your ada with
our cuts: they add rs per cent 10 the
attractiveness or any ad: talk 1t over with
The Advertiser Engraving Company.
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FOR sALE-Dooley potato plants tlbo per
1000 Poland China pigs from registered
stock Pigs weeks old something fancy
$500 each white Wyandotte eggs Tor
Matching Is for $3.50. Jno. N Etnereose
r. F. ID. No. 3, on sharp Place Nv
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WANTED-First class insurance man. Ad-
dress International Automobile League, Buff
faIu N Y SIT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Chappeu pasture Wire Road is
row open to pasture. cattle, horse and mules
phone 2697, S. II. Moore. Mgr. lett
sTORAGE-New concrete building. special
" built for ali kinds of storage. bulk stor-
age al reasonable rates: private room for
household goods. Frank Tennills Furniture
Co -75-tf
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ron sALE-One mission dining room suit
hall rack and bench. gas range and ice
chest Apply sal South Lawrence. Pnone
2s7o.
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R. H. Stansell. Assistant General
Passenger Agent of the Seaboard Air
Line, and W. P. Scruggs. Travelling
Passenger Agent of the Seaboard. both
of Savannah. were in Montgomery yes
terday.
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WANT to get rid of $4,000 Forbes Plano
Company certificate. Name almost any old
nrice and you can have It. p. o. Box <04,
Montgomery, Ala. -1V-zs
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FOR sALE-one 800 Forbes Piano certifi-
cate for $500 O. e. Mancill. Ozark. Ala
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WORTH while seeing-The largest display
of watches at half price. can be seen in our
window; all marked in plain figures. Kiein's
" North Court st lott
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SamnhalI size of bed 32hx46: 26-inch
Chandler & price paper cutter; lox15 Gran
dler q Price jobber; small Gordon 1opoer.
two-horse International gasoline engine.
TYNE Imposing stones. etc. VIII be sold IN
part or whole. All new: been used eisns
weeks Spot cash talks loud Eow aru
Doty Andalusia, Ala Ao-V
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SIRE CURE for boiler scale; send 800
for formula to w. w. woodruff III stock
iDs street. Mobile -t.4. loft
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WANTED.

WANTED-Two ladies' two men or couple
10 occupy a nicely furnished pleasant room
with board; fine neighborhood. not far out:
no objection to child, % Wilson ST., or
Phone 1851. II
WANTED-To rent pair of mules through
the month OF June to work on farm Will
take good care Of them. Apply to Abercrom-
bic g. Stuckey -l-3t
WANTED-To pasture your horse. mule or
colt. a look at my pastures VIII convince
Won have the best in this state: horses 50
per month: colts S1.50 per month; feed and
DasturaEe SIS per month w. H Vaughn.
Phone 944-2 rings. l-f
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FOR sALE-Angora Cats, Dogs. Toy Pood-
les. Parrots; send &c in stamps and address
- interested TO Choctaw Poultry q Pet
stock Farm, 62 s. Lafayette St. Mobile. Ala.
--l0-su-wed- SIT
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOUR young men to occupy two niceiy FUR
nished front rooms and board II desired.
Address NJ N. care Advertiser. --iS-7t
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J. c. Billups, General Passenger
Agent OF the Western at Atlanta, was
In the city yesterday.
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BUsINESs OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL sell my small general stock consist
ing of groceries. meat market and shoes.
Good location Have other business inter
ests which require my entire time. Address
Ssrooer ADVERTISER Ill
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found.
EDUCATIONAL.

- ~
COACHING in Mathematics by Miss Mary
M Napier. 20 South ST.. Phone 1891.
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LOST.

I,OsT-signet ring, Indian head on both
sides with diamond between. Monogram F.
C. w Communicate with Phone b24 or
Box 716 and get reward. Is
IOsT-One white bull dog; black spot over
one eye and black spots over each ear
short ears and short tail II found bring
to southern Express Company, MONTGOMERY
Ala and receive reward. -ls-ft
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FURNITURE.

FIJRNITURE-Ws pack and ship your furs
niture; we repair ana refinish your furni.
ture. Geo. B. Wragg Furniture Co.. Phone
SBs. 1T
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BICYCLES-Are q necessity. not luxury.
W. have one of the best bicycles In the
market equipped with New Departure Coast
er Brake. and Morgan 4 Wright double tube
si' Wander at Klein's, N. Court st. lott
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oNp $50 Forbes Piano Certificate for best
offer Mrs. G. A. Wade Fine Level Ala