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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

Here is a fine proposition in the way of a plantations: situated near Mt. Meigs. only acres. with number of good tenant houses and rented this year for $l.s00: rents can be increased by building more houses to g. 500 per annum. With cotton selling for i3hc and no repairs or city taxes we expect to make this sale during next few days. Terms part cash. balance on time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
STORAGE.

WHEN you need storage. separate locked rooms. absolute safety and privacy. cali phone 10sB. United Selling Company Stor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

FOR sAGE-To elose up an estate, Ante Adioins University of Alabama property.
 viii 20 to highest bidder December 1st for IAS Tuscaloosa. Ala -i1-s0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

We are offering nice little farm of 1eO acres just off the Norman Bridge Road on catoma Creek only miles from City. part under cultivation and part in woodland; Cabins and we'll water; rented out to good tenant who has been on the place for eight
 CHANDLER & DOUGLASS.
 First National Bank Bldg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
rARNERs COMPRESS AND wAREHoUsE

We operate the large gin plant near wash lngton Park on the Atlantic Coast Line. We Gin and gin-comprsss cotton buy the bale ship from our own warehouse. No dray- aGe. We invite the public to inspect our cd corr. for sale at wholesale or retail prices. This plant is operated by farmers and they will appreciate all patronage. chas l., Gay. President and Gen.t Manager. T. F. Williams. sec'y and Treasurer. Phone o1e1. stsf -20t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
WANTED-sArHsMEN

sALEsMAN-wanted to sell white goods ana and drsss % goods from factory to retailer. Mawr Mnis Philadeiphia. Pa. 5 ~ KEBfPER- THOMAS co. cincinnati, want traveiing men to carry advertising fans as sideline. $25. to $50 weekly. Season now openins Apply Fan Dept < sALEsMEN--A live side line for live men. working small towns. For particulars. Ad- dress goth Century Mfg. Co. 1908 Wells St., ------------ sALEsMEN wANTED--To fill vacancies two good salesmen of ability. to hold posi- tions paying ss.eoo.oo per year. Man ex- perienced with advertising or special seli- Ing plans write. Long time contracts Prank lin Price Co.,. Iowa ciW., Iowa. --s EXPERIENCED salesman to cover Alabama advance ar for expenses. % sn psrmanent position to right man. L. H. Drake. Asst Supt. De- ALEsMAN--Experienced in any line to sell general trade in South. An unexcelled spe- comm,~sson @ ~ with ,ss sss wssSiy % advancs o for es penses- The Continental Jewelry Company, Cleveland. Ohio. -5 sALEsMEN wANTED-Experienced adver- tising speciality sAiesfnen. strong line cal. snesTs paas rspp,lss ,. lsSsher soGa sma tract Write quick. Bankers Supply Go, Iowa City. Ia. - EXPERIENCED insurance men will do we'll to look into the merits of our new policy. as ss,esl tcday " Tse Guasantee % Life fnnurrascs es Company, A yandiver Building. Montgom- cry. Aiabamp. -5-ist wANTED--Traveline saiesmen. Salary and expenses If qualified. Position permanent. shoics territory; Address E. o. Herder;
 
 BIG Inducements to saiesmen of ability to sell lubricating oils and greases on commis- sion. Champion Refining Co.. Cleveland. o.
  as retail clothing salesmen, or in taking measurements for Mems made-to- order gar ments to hold special displays of woolens With our agents, and assist in booking orders for tailored garPents Splendid opportuni- ties for men of Ambition. Give references application Ridgely- Walker co, Wholesale Taiiors. Louisville. Ky. --5-su-it TAILORING sALEsMEN who are hustIers can make ss500 to $eo.oo a week right in their home town and vicinity with our sam vertisinx matter furnished in large ouanti- ties. Our tailoring is positively the best at lowest prices. This is an opportunity for start in permanent and profitable busi- ness. Be quick. Now is the time and saiss pept ''s our ne Baa Chicago, H. -5 TRAVELLING SALESMEN earn from s1.000 to s25,0oo q year. Over so0.ooo employed in the United States and Canada. The de- mand for salesmen exceed the supply. We will teach you to be an expert by mali and assist you to secure position through our Free Employment Bureau We receive calls for thousands of Salesmen and have assist cd fhousands of men to secure good posi- tions or better salaries A great many of them who earned from s2s to SIS q month have since earned. from lslo0 to as high as $1.0oo a month and expenses. Hundreds to secure e good position or increase your earnings. our Free Book. "A Knight of the Grip" will show you how. Write nearest office for 1t today. Address Dept 66o Na- tional saiesmans Training Association New York, Chicago. Kansas City. Minneapolis San Francisco, --5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

WANTED-Young men to learn automobile business by mall and prepare for positions as chaffeurs and repair men. We make you expert in ten weeks; assist you to secure position Pay big; work pleasant: demand for men great; reasonable; write for parti- culars and sample lesson. Empire Auto mobile Institute. Rochester. N. r.. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

TRAVELLING SALEsMEN-Men experienced as retail clothing salesmen. or in taking measurements for Mems made-to-order gar ments to hold special displays of woolens with our agents. and assist in booking orders Tor tailored garments Splendid opportuni- ties for men of ambition. Give references,
 age. and complete business experience with application. Ridgely- Walker Co, Wholesale Tailors. Louisville ky. --5-su-lt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
ENGRAVING.

to illustrate your ada VvIeA our eutp; they add 25 per cent to fine ss of any ad; talk 1t over wifh The Advertiser Engraving Co. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS

REBUILT machines of all makes. almost like new. Call and see them while In Mont gomery All makes repaired. Supplies
 southern Typewriter Exchange. 3A Commerce. 5t" ~-o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
MEDICAL.

DIR. HEADS Emmo Pills Cwoman's Houe. A safe and prompt treatment for palnfui suppressed. diefiiult or similar obstructions I'd menstruatIon. Price &2.00 by mall Head
 Chemical Co. Macon. Ga. su-wed-fri-tS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

wANTED--To contract the clearing of land of pine stumps. If interested in a money making investment. with employment. Ad- dress the U. s. Stump Pulling Co.. at once. Montgomery. Ala --1T-tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

CIVIL Service employees are paid well tor easy work; examinations of all kinds soon: expert advice. sample questions and Book let 24S describing positions and telling cas- Write now. Washington Civil Service School.
 Washington, D. c. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

MAN to travel in Alabama. Good pay and tailor made suit free in 90 days; experience unnecessary; reliable firm Write for par ticulars J. E. McBrady & Co.,, Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

BoARDERs Wanted.
 men can secure nicely with good table board venfences. Apply 5o5 2027.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

tations, It will pay you to call on me hssors
 you buy. Fuller. Real Estatss 1sM Dexter Ave. Phone 3lss --1T-2aA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

AGENTS-Miniature portraits sell for S1 9s framed complete; cost you 75 cts, profit $1. 23; five to twenty sales per day: 30 days credit; you deliver and collect before pay ing; 8 sample outfit free. Consolidated Por- trait & Frame Co, 1O29-1 W. Adams St..
 Chicago. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

WANTED-Four gentlemen to occupy two
 elegant furnished front rooms at Ills Ala barna Street. all modern convenences terms reasonable Apply premises. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
WANTFD-BoARDERS.

 and boarders. rates reasonable. also unfurnished rooms for rent AT Randolph St. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
HELP WANTED.

HELP wANTED--A young lady to act as ca shier and do other light office work. apply l02 Bibb St, after o'clock Monday morn- ing. November list. --zS wANTED-At once young man as stsnog- rapher and general office assistant Scotch Misunderstanding Co. MiiIigan. Fla --3s-4t ANY intelligent person may earn good in- come scorrespondinG for newspapers. Exper- Ienco unnecessary. Address Press Core spondsnce Bureau. Washington. D. C.
 sa day either sex. collecting flowers ferns. evergreens, roots and herbs. Samples price and advice, 10c. Particulars free. Botani- cal Bureau. D. Portsea St. New Haven. Conn. --z9-su-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

AGENTS-New. profitable field. Brilliant Mexican Diamonds, exactly resemble genu- inc. Defy experts: quick sales. large conn missions send for special offer. Mexican Diamond Imp. Co., Dept. 401. Las Cruces.
 N. Nj. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
WANTED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTED-By family of three. furnished nat of three four rooms. in good neigh borhood; rent must be reasonable. Refer ence. H-40. care Advertiser. -S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

HERE AT LAST first advertisement in Literary Digest, May Is sold 514;-started Is lawyers and 19 preachers as agents. making $46 to $S0 weekly Long time coming. cost $15.oO0 to perfect. Shaving delighted buy eagerly Only machine ever invented to sharpen every kind of razor. Risk postal. learn how to make $90 weekly honorably. Never Fail Co., Nicholas. Toledo 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

ROARDERS-Wanted To transients Ladies stopping in the city for day can find nice rooms and first-class table board close in.
 Rates $1 50 to 1900 per day. 505 Dexter Ave. Phone 2O27. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

AGENTS-75 weekly made fitting eyeglasses Opticians in big demand. Easily and quick ly learned. Write today for free Booklet
 'Io4." Tells how. National Optical Co.,, St.
 Louis. Mo. ,-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

YOUNG men wanted. who desire to earn better salaries and do more congenfai work.
 If able Co read and write. and ambitious to succeed. we can qualify you for a position as mechanical, electrical steam, civil or mifxins engineer. architect. etc. etc. Write at once. stating position wanted. l. C. S., Box 205-G, Scranton, Pa. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

AGENTS-And mail order men make loo per cent. to 800 per cent. profit selling our Indian and Mexican Novelties. Best holiday line. Illustrated folders supplied at cost.
 Write quick for particulars. The Francis E. Lester Co.,. Dept. 501. Mosilia Park. N. M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

$200 WILL Start you in business for your self; you can make s3o to SsO per week running a laundry no experience required.
 We will sel you complete Thor reversible cylinder washing and three roll wringinE machine equipped with Washington cleo every ten minutes; also power ironing ma chine. capacity 800 pieces per day. This is a legitimate proposition If you mean busi- ness we will send you our book free Hurley Machine Co.,. Clinton and Monroe sts., Chi cago. -i7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

SITUATION wanted--Young man with seve-
 ral years experience in bookkeeping and general office work and now employed. de- sires to make change at once. Reason for changing, firm is going out of business. Very best of reference furnished. Address R."
 F. O. Box z2s. City. --e-At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

couple or two young furnished front room close in and all con- Dexter Ave, Phone
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
wANTED-MALE HELP.

A PROMINENT manufacturer about to open branch office and distributing depot at Mont Eomery desires services of trustworthy. re- sponsible manager to take charge. Will pay $1. 500 yearly. payable monthly also addi- tionai commissions. Applicant must furnish good references and have $1. 200 capital se- cure, Address Manufacturers. Box E. E.. Att tieboro. Mass. -3-2t
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09
FAReo's WATTR SUPPLY.

( The present low stage OF the water
IN the Red river has caused a revival
of the discussion of the future water
supply of Fargo. Even at its best the
river water is bad enough-but when
the volume Of the liquid in the stream
becomes reduced to it's present small
proportions the Shiny stuff seems to
thicken up like soup and there are
more bacteria to the square inch than
the most imaginative microbe expert
could estimate in a generation.
A filtration system will help matters
some. 1t will at least separate a few
tons Of the mud from the ooze and
there will be less $50 an acre Red river
land clinging to a man when he gets
out of the bathtub.
It is only a question of time, how
ever, till Fargo will be compelled to
abandon the Red river as a source of
water supply. In the future-it may
not be in this generation-but some
time it will probably be necessary for
Fargo to get it's water from the Mime
sofa lakes. The plan Is easily feasible.
There is sufficient fall between Lake
Cormorant and this city. The water
there is regarded as exceptionally good.
A big corporation could be organized
to bring the supply from the lakes to
both Fargo and Moorhead. The lake
water-properly filtered-would give
Fargo an exceptionally fine supply.
There are many difficulties including
the immense cost of such a plant and
also necessary special legislation in
both North Dakota and Minnesota to
permit a North Dakota city to tap a
Minnesota lake.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09

"Y WONDER You the best part Of the ~
enT said daddy Evelyn knees readr
III M the bedtime -' II
III 'Dumsicks."
You're both said daddy
wish with that know how
chicken bone wishing DO youT'
Nos tell daddyS' once
Well IL
and little folks
Ing among themselves mschevou
Es on people One time peasant and his family
OF chicken Roast fowl luxury
was only Ike big holidays things
THIS peasant and his family had
and felt drowy and stupid tho wine
fowl were scraped 50 clean that particle
and began throwing the bones around belabOg
Another
ants shoulder whispered In his ear What do wishT
dig WITH said the peasant the
and asked her the question ribbon replied
Don't tell then said the spte and They
with IT to within reach of the peasant and his wife
hold
his wife did told Pull said
bone broke they both fell backward
When they
husband had in his fingers spe
happenedF' -
Il don't know What inquired Evelyn eagerly
why beautiful bright
wish to wear if
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09


For many years The Forum has
made special feature OF society mat
ters in the Saturday issue. It has been
the custom in the past to make only
casual mention of social matters st
the time they occurred, then play them
up large for the final issue Of the week.
In this as in other meters connected
with newspaper work, changes are nee
essary, In the future The Forum will
devote more space each day of the
week to social affairs and distribute
the matter more eQuitaby-instead Of
Jumping 1t all in one issue. In addi-
tion to local society notes there will be
considerable attention paid TO state So
ciety, and especially weddings. Other
features will be added that will inter
est the ladies and every effort put
forth to cover the field in a brief and
manner.
The Forum will be pleased to re-
ceive advance notices of any social
affairs either in Fargo or elsewhere in
the state. Address them to the Society
Editor or call her up on the phone.
Can on any of the four wires and ask
The Forum central for No. on The
Forums board She can be reached
in the evening by calling sos.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09
Dickinson Notes.

Dickinson N. d., July 8-To The
Forum: The appropriation Of $4,000
for the new federal building and post
office, has caused great satisfaction
among the citizens, and a site will be
suggested and submitted to the gov
ernment for it's approval. The present
equipment for the handling OF mail ia
altogether inadequate, to the needs OF
the city and immediate neighborhood.
The heavy mail sacks that go north
and south tell of the greatly increas-
ing tide of settlers IN the counties OF
Stark, Dunn and Hettinger. The bus
mess portion OF the city seems to be
swinging north and west. but 1t is
quite uncertain where the new building
will be located.
The general outlook for crops in
these three counties makes the farmers
very hopeful OF a fairly good yield,
though the need Of moisture is felt
everywhere. While the rain fail has
not been very heavy, still there has
been enough to hold the wheat with
out whiting. The flax outlook seems
very good, and there lis assurance of
quite d heavy yield.
The Fourth passed OFF without sin
Gle accident. although the little(?) boys
did their darndest to create a big
noise. and were fairly successful in
spending all the pocket money their
doting dads had given them.
Al large party of Iowa land seekers
is expected this week, ana lie the land
they are looking at meets their require
ments, 1t Ii quite possible that trrpt
or sixteen sections waz change hands
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09
FORUM ADVERTISING.

A merchant said recently: mo, /
don't advertise regularly, but when
business gets slack put a little ad in
the papers and business picks up"
Truly there are none so blind"
If a little ad now and then makes
business ''pick up''-wouldn't a little
Rd every day make business stay up?
II an advertisement once in a while
brings customers-won't steady adver-
tising bring steady stream of eusto-
mers?
Mr.. Merchant, you have goods to sell
every day in the week. There are peo-
pie who need your goods every day In
the week-and they will buy from the
man who tells them about his goods
every day in the week.
Do not wait until business gets
slack to do your advertising-do II all
the time-you will find that a littIe
money and time spent in advertising
every day is about the best investment
ri Z
you can make.
The people in Fargo and vicinity are
looking for information, especially on
quality and values,
Tell your story every day interest
ingly and intelligently-tha Is the
way your competitor gets business and
keeps 1t.
Mr.. Merchant, the 100000 readers Of
The Forum look in its advertising col
umns for the store news of the mer-
chants Of Fargo-and they trade with
the men who are enterprising enough
to advertise for their trade.
The Forum advertising columns are
open to you FOR bigger business every
day. The Forum has an advertising
service written ana illustrated with
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09

The condition Of the crops here as COM
pared to that OF the middle west. il
more and more proving the magnet for
the enterprising farmer
The lumber yards are doing rush
ing business both In the city and OUT
side, there Is talk OF a fifth lumber site
being purchased for new Arm and
this will be an assured thing If the
Milwaukee heads for the city Of Dick
inson, which they are almost sure to
do. A line from Mott to Manning, and
still further north to the Kildeer noun
tains would be one of the most paving
lines this, railroad could devise.
Quite a goodly number Of farmers
are seeking residences for their lam
lilies this fall for school and social plr-
poses. hence there Is Considerable
movement in city property. The re-
election OF Prof. Berg to the citv
schools has given confidenee that
school facilities in Dickinson ara
among the best of any OF the northwest
cities.
Political life seems settling down
since the primaries Nothing verv
much else was expected than the pres.
ent nominees would win out. thopgh
the assistant attorney general, Lawvey
Heffron. feels that there lis need ar ]
change. and has annuonced himself aa
an independent candidate for the nlaaa
o9 states attorney. against the present
nominee. Lawyer Mcbride, Cor. b.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-09

Oakes demands a city park.
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Now 1t is claimed the beef supply
Is getting low. - +.
The Larson Leader promises to issue
more promptly.
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The G. N. is making improvements
at Lidgerwood.
The arguments for smaller farms
are being revived.
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The Ambrose Tribune insists on
county division in Williams.
Chief Justice Morgan is having a
good time at Devils Lake chautauaua.
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The Reporter published a cut of the
band and the baseball team at Column
bus. .... a..
The Tribune let out a proper roar
because Of the lack Of eating places at
Hebron. ...
The Des Laos Observer man is cer-
tainly not an admirer of Editor Nc
Gahan of Minot
III 800
McCumber received from AZ to 4s
per cent of the total vote cast for the
long term senatorship. -- s
The crops are so far gone in many
localities that ordinary rains would
have little or no effect
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There are some future greats play
ing baseball in North Dakota this sum
mer-embryohic big leaguers.
.... oG2@ elu.
The name of Gwyther to which Fort
Rice was changed, has been dropped
and it win be Fort Rice again.
win Pielow Of Mckenzie county had
a piece OF his nose bitten on by a. prai-
Record.
The Journal insists on the business
men OF oakes supporting a baseball
team. A fast aggregation is a good
ad for a town.
Editor Sibley of The Rolette Record
doesn't seem satisfied with newspaper
reports Of the pri1naries--rot even on
the office of governor.
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Verona had mad dog scare and
many CANNES were slain, If anv one
IN that town goes nutty--wil every
one else be exterminated?
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The Dakota Socialist, published at
Dnnseith, will not do much good or
harm-unless there is more live matter
In its columns than in No. g.
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Alleged violators of the prohibition
law were rounded UP at EdgeIey. One
OF the men. gained some notoriety at
Jud prior to his recent experiences
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Some of the men who had planned
to do 500 grading from Drake toward
Devils Lake have gone to work on the
Fargo Minot cut-off of the Great Nor
thern.
FOLLOWING the recent primaries there
were no donkey parades in Cakes
and the donkey didn't wear anv labels
like it did two years ago. 1t really
does make difference
The low water in the Sheyenne DEM
onstrates the filthy water served at
Valley City, according to The, Times
Record! The raging Red is In almost
the same condition, at Fargo.
SsS<ss
Frank Streeter, son Of the Linton
editor. is studying law. He win be
able to fight the legal battles of the
family while the <'old man" does the
combatfve stunt through the paper.
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