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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
MOUND CITY.
March 27.

March 27.
VIM Bisgerstaff, mayor Ct Mounds
was in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. DoughCrty let
Friday OF SPEND few days with rola-
lives at Olmsted and Jopra.
James Powers aud family have
noved their household goods from
the VIM. Keciar property on Pearl
street into the Monohan cottage on
Poplar street,
ley Recluse Friday.
Judge Duncan ,reconvenei court
lFriddy ct hear the court house que
ticn hrt after a few pleadines by
Mossrs. I2ck and Lauslen cour,
was adjourned to convene Morllay,
April 5tb, whoa tie matter will ayain
he taken lp ~ attendance at TIE
session today'wc noticed Court r.
porter C0minss, Attorney Argus
'Lcek, John NJ. Lansdcn and Rec |
Green, al Of Cairo,
Mrs Joseph Fullerton and daugh-
ter Cora were Caro- shoppers Fri la,
Mrs. j. G, Rhiac was in Cairos FIJI
day In a shopping tour
Hbrt l.. N, Bradley is at his h ma
in ACar5ondale quite i'll with pnoa-
monia
II. A. Mason and daughter H3zcl,
were Cairo visitors Friday
Mrs, Go. Eichhora went to GranI
Chain Friday to Wow tho rala ial
summer residence which she and Mr..
Elchhorn are having erected on their
farm near that city.
Mrs. Lilley cf Olmstcd was I'll p.
ping horo Friday.
j. l.. Cole, Mr., MattsOn aud tn S.
Colyin of Mounds were la the city on
business Friday.
Ice Campbell made a business trip
10 Cairo Friday
Tho a. A. club met Thursday @ ca |
Ing vita Miss Estcllc Brown al her |
home on High street. Domcs I |
SCI nee was tho main feature after
vhich Misses Allie eetts AMI Este !,
Brown rendered instrumental solcs. |
Miss Cora Hariwick left Friday r !
whore she will be the |
guest of relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Bergman vi
ted Cairo relatives Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Burkstaller has pur-
hascd the Alin stock Of groceries
md I1ticns and Yrs. Aliff has moved
rom q Earl properly on Upper
Vain street into the Frona Howard
property on Commercial aveluc.
Mrs Elmer Boyd Mrs II. NJ. Pa
ncr AMI Miss Minnie Boyd wer,
mong he Cairo shoppers Friday.
Tho Mound city Flour NYl r.
eifcI a car load Of fne wheat FL
Az from Pir'sstad, ILL., This is the
bird car rcceiv d by Them SAGE w '
:. Seifert assumed control cf tie
1lll
Mr JaFe rl7m OF Mounts ira. s.
cted business rcre Friday.
Mrs. a /. Comrt@n loft Friday for
Jenna where she viii be the guest
{ rglativ
III Woman's c'rh 'aet in REGULAR i
essen at he home CT Mr.. ]. M.
'uckor on ThuTsdaY afteino N Th !,
1l!ewing excellent program was rc1-
erCd; Piano aclo. Mrs. j F. We
IN: paper. gogrcss. Mr.. !. ~.
ucicr: vocal solo, Mrs. A c. Sh a
M Storv Of the Two Princes u
riGnn"l in the Tower" Mrs T. =. +
aeterlay: History of The u ore Ii
'amily Mrs Chaa Sehuler: piano
b. Mr9 y n Tuctor. UrIer CIR
mt Events" some d.iigh,ful shqr,l,
'siel-s Were tesA and .'f5-uzs-d +
h uT~ gran closed with the readilc
T at # Mob IN. The iIfncss and !
saE~e Ct Mrs. W. w. Hugh. q II
cl level and cfficle1t member r
e - he's 1-e1 keerly felt T o
r-sidont abpeinted Mesda rs !. r X
'c'ccn and J. r TICKER 10 sic {
Id sari flowers to the sbtezt one
st. Mays Inflrmary as d slight i
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Cairo Raptist.

Corner Of Tenth and Poplar streets
Parsonage adjoining. Pastor Ray,
a. m. Morning service, II a. m. Even
ing service 7:45 y. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 1880 p. m, b. Y. Z. L.
meeting Sunday G:i5 p. m.
Rev. Ellis NJ jones will preach at
beth morning and evening sefgic -,
II Is probable hat the revival meet
lnge will close Monday night Dcfl.t
announcement will he made teday.
The pastor, Rev. Mr. Ohrum, par
icuIarly requests tnat all mambegs
be present. Strangers are inv,tel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Importance of Little Things.

There was a time when she included
Him with the bores she CHANGED to
know:
She used To sigh when he intruded.
Her sigh was not a love sigh. though,
Her estimate of him at present
Should serve TO make him very glad;
lie sent around a birthday present
Upon the last birthday she had.
IT'S strange how little things may often
BE of Importance, after all;
The hose that caused her heart to soften
Were silken- size too small
--Chicugo Record Herald,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
MOUNDS.
March 27.

Dr w G. Rife of Villa Ridge Is
confined to his home with an a'tact
/, Cf pneumonia.
We have had several frosty nights
this wcek hut the fruit buds seem to
re safe vet
w. H. Brelsfcrd has filed a petition
and will Re an independent candidate
for ma@cr of this city the April cleo
ton
Mrs. Il G. Britton Is quite in today
AT her hcme on the Recchwood da rs
farm
Tho baseball season will open at
the park April 18th between the
Regulars of Mornls VS.. St LOWS.
J. W. Titrs of Spencer Heights
was in the city Friday. John was
complaining Of a touch of the spring
fever.
The familiar face Of Congressman
~ r Thistlewood aud daughter.
blanche, are seen on our sire is
once more. They have just returned
from Washington.
There H. no definite conclusion as
yet about the way in which the inter
mi N will come by or through
Mound CITY. We hope that city will
sccrro tho main line and help push
the read II compilations
ogr contractors are all busy now
with now and repair work
caldwc1 Arms roaE # TIE Hca
light, was buainoss c1!lcr to Cair,
Saturday
II WAS reported that Barnett't res
tsurant was buryla-izcl On Fd!ay
night.
The parF about the V. NJ. c. 4.
buillipg AMI TIE lawn toInis ground
is Icing bcaulfica and rut in crd r.
for the pleasures Of Inc oTcl.ng
spring tiuc
Iato J Blum, or dry Fcois MGR
chant viii ad tie room va a'ed
b. tie ]. T. Erlcarn shce Il r. to rs
s;reaiy big sore. which viii mae
bin. two dacrs IN tn Stcch luill. |
inr or First street
Buss n Tavlcr If Mound Gil Ii /
with the government sur-
seyor was N this clty satgriay. TIE |
surveyors are making tic pre'imiuary
for erecting a fence
a'ofs the National cene cry real. I
tt lob win cost about 5000.
There is some doubt the man ar
rested in Sorth Mounds being re
me who murd cred Chas. Spietcrt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Speciality of Blind Physician,

There is AT least one physician In
New York who manages to do excel.
lent work and maintain himself well
without the use of his eyes. He is
totally blind.
lie has chosen for his specially dis
eases Of the chest, into which OF course
the best eyes in the world couldn't
see. One of the Conversations of ma.
ture has given hiA unusually acute
hearing, which is especially valuable
In his practice. His ears can find out
more about tho lungs of his patients
than those Of NEST seeing men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Emmanuel Lutheran.

Douglas street Washington
and Walnut streets Pastor Rev.
Charles H. Armstrong Sunday school
10 a. m. Morning service II O'Clock.
Evening, 1880 o'clock, Sunday school
$3.50 O'Clock; Christian Endeayor,
i,i5 o'clock; prayer meeting Weduc3
day night, $50 O'Clock
Morning subject Tire ard Fal @
Views of Life; cy-niug. Behold TIE
Lamb of God"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
FIRST Methodist.

Corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets. Rev J. G. Dee, pastor. Sun
day school 945 a. M Preaching IL
a. m. aud 7:30 p. m. Junior League
? p m. Mrs. Kafe Lemon. superin-
tondent. Epworth League O.: 80 pm.
Miss Bessie Wilson, president.
Morning subject Walking In the
Light" evening subject The Harl
Way" The Mems Glass In TIC Sun
day school which was started last
Sunday with 10 members is expected
10 show increased membership today.
w. NJ. Hurt is teacher. The choir
also is thoroughly organized AMI adds
much to the interest of the gerYice.
All are invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
TkcunhtfuI Chill.

They are consderatc Youngsters In
England, as most people know A IT.
tie boy who's grandmother lad jast
died wrote the following lctior, which
he duly posted Dear Angels: We
have sent you grandma Please give
her harp 60 play az she i5 hort.
winded and can't blow q tra IpeL"--
London Tit Bits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Wasteful Philanthropy.

"Buddie thinks he's done lomething
awfuliy funny and smart, said his
mother "but he hasn't. Look hero,
He's taken all the buttons had in my
work basket. wrapped them up in PEE
per and thrown them down TO the lit
tie Dutch band in he court to make
them think they were pennies. II
makes me tired. There wero aboat a
dollars worth Of buttons there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ST. Joseph's Church.

First iuw mass At 6 a. nj IIigh
mass and general communion for men
with sermmcn on Education" at s
a, m; Low rlass NJ II q M. Closing
ccrclscs aud sermon by Rcv. FIR. OF.
ten at 5000. N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Monteflore Congregation. Jewish.

There win be services at the syria
goguc at 7:30 O'Clock tonight. Rabbi
herer Lcvitch. of Paducah will de-
liver ~ memorial address on Isaac
Wise. Sr lay school win be at 2.s0
o'c'ock this al rncn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
ST. Pa.riek,s Church.

Cornor Of Ninth rtreet and Wash.
ington avenue, Father James Dow
ney pastor, First mass and sermon.
s a. N. High mass and communion.
10 a. m. Sunday school p. m. vts,
pcrs and bonediction D. N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Christian Church.

Services today at Stafford Hall,
Eleventh and Washington. Rev,
Frank Thompson u aston. Sunday
school at 10 ann, preaching at Ii q.
m, and 1880 p, IN.
Lecture S rmun at 7.50 p. IN sgb-
ject, Jack anil Jill Especially In
terestlng to young people,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

\ snail machine glass with mark
ing7 indicating different numbers OF
drfis will be found a great saving Of
time to every mother, while the &C.
curacy of measurements by means of
II is well worth taking into considera-
tiCu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES ]


CLOSE TOMORROW. ANNOUNCEMENT TocAy-LEcTURE AI
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TONIGHT JACK ANC JiLl'--TRUE
AND LUTHERAN CHURCH - REV.
BUCHANAN PRESBYTERIAN HAVE TWO SER
PuNisHMENT-MENs CLASS OBJECT or
NEW INTEREST FIRST METHODIST cHuRcH--MoNTEFIoRE
CONGREGATION HAS SERVICE TONIGHT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

Tho desire to ret TO heaven would
be more general than It Is II a good
many people wc-c not Of the opinion
that thc r0ld with which the streets
there are paved must be nailed down.
Chicago EecoedHefald
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Ercnc Cold.

Water thrown upon ice in the arctic
regions will crack it.. inst rs boiling
water breaks glass This happens be-
csusc the ice is SO much colder than
the water
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28
Church Of the Redeemer.

Corner Of Sixth street and Wash
ingtnq avenue.
Sunday school at $50 a, III. Lay
services at Il a. N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

holds services every Wednesday
evening at o'clock and every Sun
day morning at II O'Clock at Monte
fiere synagogue. 1905 Commercial
avenue second door. The public Is
cordially invited to all meetings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-28

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
EAT FATTY MEATS
on ANY OTHER so-cALLED IxDT-
 GEsrABLE FOODS.
There wnl Bs 10 Indigestion CT nxis- ershis ste.sch Disorders Fes- low if You wfu Take
 Little Diapepain.

Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take Diapepsin after your meal. This pow erful digestive and ansacid. though as harmless and pleasant as candy. will digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all the food you can
 Eat what your stomach craves, with out the slightest fear of Indigestion or that you will be bothered with sour ristnks, Bs1chfng Gas on Stomach. Heartburn. Headaches from stomach, Nausea, Bad Breath. Water Brash or feeling like you had swallowed lump of lead. or other disagreeabie miseries.
 If you win get from your pharma- cist . 5o-cent care of Pape's Dispep- sin you could always go to the table with e hearty appetite because you would know there would be no Indi- gestion or Sleepisss nights or Head- ache or Stomach misery ali the next day: and. besides, you would not need iaxatives or liver pills 10 keep your stomach and bowela clean and fresh.
 Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained from your druggist. and contains more than enough trianguies to thor oughly cure the worst dyspeptic. There is nothing bettar for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure . Stomach Head ache.
 You couldn't keep q handler or more useful article in the houBe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13

than any other place known in Ala bama,, owing to the many natural hid- inr places found to preserve these biris from the .chills of winter
 Alabanaas bird. the famous "yalier- hammer" the wood -pecker. the sap sucker. the wood-cock. and the tom-tit. all of the wood -psclking famihes hiber- nate there
 A leading politician from this famous beat was here today attending court and he declared. In .discussing the many fetching menus being served in honor Of Judge Taft the world over. from Georgia 'possum. Louisiana peii- can. Central American canned beef to Philippine dog, as state dishes. that 1t is his Intention to have Judge Taft in- yftsd to Alabama at the opening of spring and . banquet from Aiabama's bird given In his honor.
 i At this banquet the famous 1yaiier- hammer" he says. shall be served as the state menu from Pecker-Wood Beat. He says by the 10th of March when that bird is first heard to drum for spring time. he will have 1000 yal- ler-hammers cnged and ready for the coming event.
 Tn further sdiscussing this coming event he declares the .yaller hammer. as a menu. has all the other ones named "skinned Q block" with the ex- ception. possibly. of Georgia 'possum, and he will see to 1t that the Presi- dent-eaect shall have the pleasure of once having his appetite teased by sit- ting at a banquet, the leading menu to be. "Wood-Peeker. of the Yailer- Hammer variety. from Pecker-Wood Beat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
TAFT ENJOYS
 NOTED DISHES Elaborate Menu Served
 at Banquet. A SCENE or ssllllArcz
psssident-E Elect Toasted by Citizens
 cfIouisiana.
bzr. Tsft, ih, His Speech at Baneues wahIs, Spoke sf His Policy ia Msklnx southern Ap-
 poiasnsnts. -,,

New Orleans. Feb. 12.--President- elect Taft breathed the distinctive att Knosphere of New Orleans's hospitality kcday and tonight.
 Hts morning was devoted to tine ne- gro race, his afternoon to leisure and vecreation, with the tension of enter tainment as light as possibles but with about him the genial host, multiplied by eminence, rank and distinction.
 The entertainment featurs tonight was Creole banquet, where the fat- kened oysters. the savoriness of the cuisine with its hundreds of years of perfection and reputation blended with the hcneyed words of compli. snent and oratory, music and floral tribute into scene of animation and viyacity. tempered with respect and dignity, Mir. Taft was toasted by the Governor, the Mayor. by fcitizens of prominence and speakers of reputa- eion. A feeling invocation was pro- nouncsd by Cardinal Gibbonss who Is an the city visiting hs brother. Mir z Taft responded In the spirit of the oe- casion He talked of his desire as the Chief Executive to represent the whole nation. of his intention to make the Tepresentatiyea of hts administration an tie South the best element of com smunitiesr in which they. live. of his ,re- cent visit to the Isthmus of Panama, with q repetition of his hope-for the completion of the canal within his ad- Sninietration.
 The dinner was given in the newly decorated banquet hall of the Grune- wald Hotel, where Mir. Taft is quar- tered. A thousand citizens paid the assessment of 325 each for places at the board and considerably over half of these were present. and from thsl early beginning until the late ending, the scene was one of brilIiance and animation. The spacious corridors of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
ro snealk in nirmInrhan.

Birmingham. Feb. 12-President- elect Taft will speak from the rear platform of his train when it arrives in Birmingham Saturday night about o'clock. The train will remain here from ten to fifteen minutes. Judge Taft Nwill be sn route from New Or leans to Cincinnati.
 This information was given to Gem eral Rufus N. Rhodes and Lieutenant Governor Cray of Alabama. in New Orleans today9by Judge Taft himself, who added that before Congress meets fin the fall he would visit Birmingham and spend at least day and Q night here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
wANTED-sALEsAGEN.

WANTED aoLxCIroRs--AGen Mnd women to sell Bibles in city during the Torfey meetinRa splendid remuneration. Call et 107 Madison Ave. Mir. A, D. Weir. II e n. and ?. m. e-st
 salesman for territory
 south East and Sontheast of Mentgomerys
 Ala, Man familiar with dry goods. furniAh- tnga, notions, etc., and acquainted with the
 trade, Address with reEerenees and xull partlculnrs, Wholesale Dry 0codss NO. so1
 Peterson Ave. Louisville. Ky. -s-t WANTED-Two frss class experienced can dV aniesrnen, for Alabama territory, None bsst axperianead cmndy men wanted. Good naiary for the right men Apply by letter only. giving refsrenosa Verbal apPncetiSns was " --s-ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
WOULD HAVE TAFT EAT
 MEAT OF ''wo0DPECKER"

Alexander City, Feb. 12.--(Spacial.)- There is a political division in Talla- poosa County. Alabama. known to all politicians as Pecker-Wood Beat. This name was given this beat many years axo because t is satd more of the wood-pecker families hibernate there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
WIRELESS FROM FLEnr.
A Direet sse--sss riekea Up By [

Wireless Sfatfen.
 New York. Feb. I2--whst Is believed to be a direct message from the Atlan- tic battleship fleet now on It's way to Hampton Roads after It's cruise around the world. was picked up by wire less station in the vicinity of New York at o'clock this morning. The message was presumably sent by the tender Yankton accompanying the fleet and read as foliowss
 At s:s0 D. m.. fith. 90 north iongi- tude; 50 latitude west; course north 7s west. Smooth sea; hope te arrive Hampton Roads, wednesday"
 According to calculations of the Navy Department. and to the schedule am nounced ct Gibraltar, the battleships are due to arrive on February 22 or 2s, Monday and Tuesday respectively. The message received from the Yankton then seems to indicate that the vessels will either be day late in arriving or be . week ahead of schedule, which is apparently out of the question as the next "wednesday on the calendar is February 1T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
pUsTNEss OPPORTUNTTTEs.

SOMETHING NEW-penatured alcohol IaYnps and stoves sell themselves on sight
 Eyerybody needs them. Most econnmicai. Mzds in GermRny We are sole distributor.
 If you are right man we'll give you e1oluS- i've contract for any county not taken. You only need $i50 to get complete line of EQQds and open sanple-room at county seet Pcei. si 0s0 worth the firat week. Chas. P. Hiil q CO, Importers. eos Commercial Plaee. New ofieaps, LA- -sTstt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
Goveraor sanaers' Toast.

Governor J. r. Sanders. responding to the toast Louisiana" after extend- Ing a hearty welcome to MT. Tafr' spoke In favor of the Federal govern menf assuming the maintenance of the levee system of the. Mississippi river and some of its tributaries In this connection Governor Sanders said:
 sThe thought has occurred to us that, If 1t be right and just, and we believe that 1t is, to use the revenues of the nation to put water on the arid lands Of the west. why should not the same government use its revenues to Keep the waters of q continent off of our already fertile and inhabited lands?"
 Governor Sanders took up the pos sibility of inimicaI legislation to the rice and sugar Interests of the South. making this appeal;
 '.We ask that when the time comes under your administration, as come 1t will when words are said and deeds are done which, if permitted to be enacted into law wo0ld ruin And im- poverish q splendid farming section of our state, that thought be given to us, the Americans who are engaged in this farming industry aiid that tfie eyes of those who sit in the seats of the .Enighty rest upon us for a whole and not be turned exclusively to those who toll beyond the seas''
 Cardinal Gibbons. who pronounced the Invocation, said:
 T beg to assure this large audience that feel it a great pleasure and privilege to participate in these festiyi-
 VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
Aaashsp iasee.nne.

Plymouth. N. H.. Feb. 1s--A message from the battieshlp fleet was picked ur bv the Navy Department wireless hero early today. The message read es foi- lows:
 xftude. Speed i0.B knots. Good weather .sperry.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
Condensed from Report Compholer af Close of Business
 February S 1909
REsouncrs
Directors.

JOSEPH NoRwooD, Merchant and Planter SIMON GAssENHETMER. of s. 0asseu-
 hefrnsr e Co. Clothing. '. L. GA6TON, Physician s EMANUEL LoBMAN. President Greii Bros N ,. HELL. Merchant Planter snd Capt. LOUIS STEINER, of Steiner. Lobman
 Frank. Wholesale Dry Goods. wAf. N. MARKS. Marks Gayle, Cotton and
 Fertilizers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
rf Yon aet rhlr.tr Teaay.

Ask the soda fountain boy for Pep To-Lac. It looks eood--tastes good-- 10 good. Contains no .'dope1 or heart stimulant. cents. Wed.Sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
INTERPRETATION.

WANTED-Position to travel soF grocery house References furnished. guarantee satisfactlon otherwise am ready to step down and out. "G B." care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
WANTED--AOElgTa.

GAS LI0HTS--I.Aght your store
 residsncs and GroundR with the gToetesi and cheapest light known Write now kol ssrices. Ffxclueive territory to agents
 Knight. Box 4i. Montgomery. Ala --z-se'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
WANTED-FElGAE.R HKI.P.

girls to do general houss- Svorlxin nrtynte hurness fair WagGes moder- ate work, good treatment and good oppoE. live oslf of town may write The salvation Arny Montgomery, Ala othsrwise may cali at Sia whitman St., or phone 1esl --te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
nurLps Nnw cHURcI.
NsotheF e9 Harry Thaw Awards Con-
 as.rsmf RnR nReanapfar.

tract for Memorial. Pfttsburg. Feb. f2--Mrs. William Thaw. mother of Harry K. Thaw, yes- terday awarded the contract for the erection of the Manor Memorial Pres byterian Church at Manoh Pa, near here, to replace the former which which she had built in honor of her father, Josiah Copiey. and which waa destroyed by lightning last fall.
 It is stated that the new ediflce win be finer than the one destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13

Send shas 16saztsssmene tosseAsg win Rams Of papGg sA which ik aegeaEk yong aAdssss ana fang esnts e eessg postAe& ard ws vii eead yoa SCOTT q BONNIE A09 FsaSi Sszsea Nsw YeEk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
wANTED-To BUY.

WANT-To buy an invalid's ehalr. must be cheap, and in good repair. J. c. Moore, wANrEp-Young English fox hound. coon doK O T. Smithgan, Aycock. Fla --s-3t STORE WANTED-we have a buyer for store property in the business portion of the city. Chandler 6 Douglass Reai Estate G Insurance Agta. --e-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
PTNANOIAEs,

long time and easy paynents Yuferent ak per cent Also dne investment pr6posltion. VIII pay you to investigate our plan Start now with us and the future will take care of itself Correspondence solicited National Securities Company. 102t-3. First
 --2T-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
WANTrD--l6Ar.E HELP.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade. few weeks completes. 60 chairs constantly busy,
 careful Instructors. tools given, diplomas granted, wages Ssturdays. positions waiting,
 wonderful demand for graduates write for Catalogue, Moier Barber College Atlanfa.
 Ga. --S-St druggist, strictly so- Der. honest and energetic; single; good mix. CT with trade; pleaaant dispositton; good saleaman. Address with references LMnk. ford. & Nall, Sherman, Texas --s-tt
 mail clerks, yearly sal- ary $500 to g1,s0o Short hours. Annual vacation No 'Tayofks's. Examinasions In Mont gomsry May isths Evcryong over ls eaiglnls prepared free Write immediately for full DArticulars. Franklin 1nstttuts. Rochester, N --s-sat-surw-1at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-13
FoR aALE-REAL RsTATK.

LAND FOR sAI4E--ts0 acres. one mile of A P. I. College. VIII sell ell CT part. Ad-i drsss Box 4s. Auburn. Ala. --li-St FOR sALE--Houss and lot at 1f7 Whit
 man St., rents for e14.0o per month; prfcs 0lA25.00. Apply to any real estats deaier in Montgomery, or to Albert Hanson, Ad- vertiseF office. phone ss7. --11.tf