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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13
CAPTURING GAME in AFRICA.

Pictures illustrating the life OF a
hunter, who. equipped with an outfit
costing over $4,000, spent upwards of
eight years in the dense Jungles OF
central Africa, for the purpose of cap
turing all kinds of wild animals for
menageries aud geological gardens, will
be shown at the Grand, Davenport,
Nov 10.
One may frequently read accounts
of such a life, but seldom, If ever, has
this community had an opportunity to
see real pictures and to hear the work
graphically described by the man who
has been through 1t all.
Mr.. Hood is well known in this coun-
try and in Europe as an African hunt
er, and has spent 20 years of his life in
hunting in India, Africa and South
America, and Is taking charge of an
--s~----~-------'s~A-a thrnzlah Brazil. start
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

In the Messrs. Klaw and Eriange-'s
production of "Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm Miss Violet Heming SIll
appear as Rebecca. Mrs. Kate Doug
las Virgins novel has been dram 4
tized by Miss Charlotte Thompson.
who ought to be remembered for her
performance of the Salvation Ac1Iv
captain in Mrs. Fiske's Salvation
Nell''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

Nine Nazimova in her new play,
THE Passion Flower" is said to be Il
sort of society Lady Macbeth-that -,
she forces her husband to become az
embezzler in order that she may get
money to satisfy her ambitions. Al
though Brandon lyman, an actor, as
sumes responsibility for its compost
ton, Nine. Nazimova herself is said
to be the author of the play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

Announcement is made that Miss
Phoebe Davies, for many years the
dewy heroine of Way Down East.
is to be the leading woman for Arnold
DAILY in the Liebler production Of Paul
Hervieu's Know Thyself." Miss les
sic Millward, who was engaged for
the position some time ago, has, PIC.
sumably, retired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13
THE ELITE.

Eighteenth street, between First ana
OI16 p. IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

The Morning Telegraph suggests,
with fiippancy, that the name of Ed
ward Sheldon's play to be dO1e at the
New theater, New York, be changed
from THE Niger" which it considers
inelegant, to Gods Image Cut in ES-
ony."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13
A Famous Health Builder.

A medicine that will cleanse the bow
els and put them in condition TO do
their proper work unaided will do more
than anything else to preserve health
and strength. Such a medicine Is the
tonic laxative herb tea, Lanes Family
Medicine. Get a 25-cent package today
at any druggists or dealers, No mat
ter what you have tried before, try this
famous herb tea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13
THE FAMILY.

Second avenue, east of Nineteenth
street. Vaudeville at q, 8 and 9i15 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

Mr.. Lauder this season de cliucs 10
appear on Sundays, and it is SO nomI-
mated in his contract. He says that
many of his friends in Dunoon turned
their backs on him this summer when
they learned that he had been b, eak-
ing the Sabbath in America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

described by a New York critic as
being much like Miss Julia DIarlowe
was 20 years ago. Wallace Eddinger
will also be in the cast of "The Next
of Kin"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-11-13

An his carrot head, wit peevishness
1t shook.
Not biff
Was a Whit,
Ev'ry punch bounced strong an stin,.
Yes, won dat eye when Terry got de
hook.
Eugene E. Morgan.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-05

Tive Successful Entertainments Fol
Young People.

Two Successful entertainments For
Young People.
Eiba, April Especial 1.-THE EN-
broidery Club has not been more de-
Ugh fully entertained this season than
ON Friday afternoon. when Mrs. II. ID,
Boyd was hostess.
Those who participated in Mrs
Boyd's charming hospitality were Mrs.
Kyle B. Price, Mrs. Will Lane, Miss Sa-
phronia Brannon. Mrs. II. n. Bradley,
Mrs. +. p. Rainier. Mrs. Y. w. Rainer
Mrs. w. p. Boyd, Mrs. M s Carmi-
chael, Mrs NJ. J. Lee Mrs. Claude
Riley, and Mrs Ed Wise.
Miss Mary Annie Ham entertained
In a most delightful manner q few OF
her friends at the home of her grand
mother. Mrs. NJ. Roberts.
The house was artistically decorated
In beautiful Marechal Mel ros8s.
Games and music was the features OF
the evening. Fruit salad and cake weFs
served. BE
The young people who we've present
we're, Misses Claudine and Lillian
Rushing, Clyde Kinney. Cleo Bryan.
Elite Lee. Ollie Bonneau, Bonnie Bull
lard and Annie Blue. Messrs. NJ Russ
Jeff Bryan. Alcus Bryan. Oates Rowe
Willie Brinson. Lee Hudson ana joan
ME Brunson.
Mrs. w. W. Gunter and her mother
Mrs p. 8. Lee. are visiting friends ahe
relatives at Evergreen.
Miss Ola Belle Chapman, of Troy. u
the guest OF Miss Bessie Rainer.
Mrs. Will Lane. who has been visit
ing the family Of Mr.. G. La Brannon
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On Dress Parade

ic, patriotic and temperance. The en-.
tertainmen closed with rainbow drill
the costumes representing every col
or OF the rainbow.
The following young people partici.
pated I'm the exercises. Kirby Pitts
Grady Rogers. Frances Arant. Allie
Cogburn. Bessie Taylor. Mabel Num-
Bessie Moon. Lois Copeland. Nina Les
Pitts. Pearl Morris. Rosalie Adams
Lillian James. Marie Johnson. Lucille
Cogburn, Alma Moon. Myrtle Copeland
Bertha Cadenhead. Mary Dorman, Zods
Cadenhead and Myrtle Pitts.
Or. J. D. Moore. transfer agent for
the Georgia State Reformatory prison
at MiIledgeville. Ca. came here to.
day and carried back walter Jen.
kins. young boy. who escaped from
the prison last June.
The young man came here last jan
uary and hired to Charlie Moss Ia
work on his farm.
Chief Echols arrested him on snspi.
cion and the boy confessed to being an
escape.
The young mans home is Columbus
Ga. where his widowed mother re-
sides.
Mrs. H. c. Rowell and Mira A. II
Mum, of Loachapoka. came down to
attend the musicale last night and re.
turned home today.
Miss Julia MaGuire. Of Lapiace. came
up to spend Sunday with relatives.
Miss Berta Freeman. of Roanoke. al
ter a pleasant visit, returned hom.
M and Mrs. Lester Boiss ana thcii
son. George Leak, left Saturday fo'
OpeiikaA where they will visit Georg'
simpsons fanny.
Miss Ollie Lett. OF Eimore County. Il
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. H. Cog
burn.
Cleve Wheeler. wife and son. OF Lee
County. came down to spend . few
DAYS with Mr.. Reuben Pitts and fam.
fly. ana take in the recital of Mrs
Ramsay's music class.
Sam Nav brought to town Saturda,
a rattlesnake four feet and two inches
long, with eleven rattles and a button
Mr.. May captured the snake near hi
home, four miles west Of Notasuiga-
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NEWS OF CoTroNwOOD.
Music Glass of Miss Mannie Carroll
s Gives q Recital.

Music Glass of Miss Mannie Carroll
Gives a Recital.
Cottonwood. April Especial. 1.-The
music class OF Miss Mamie Carroll
gave a recital Friday evening at her
home on Metcaf Street.
The spacious library hall was turn
bed into an auditorium. where hun
dred guests assembled to hear the
splendid work OF the class.
AS the guests entered they were
| served delicious punch by Misses Mag
gle Garner of Ozark. and Annie Lou
of delightful salads were served IN the
dining room.
The program was as follows:
"Where the Fragrant Roses Blow
Chorus by the Glass.
'First waltz" Piano solo.--LE r.
| Carroll. Jr.
~ Race to Face" Vocal solo.-Mrs. q.
"Purpie Pansies." Piano Solo.--Miss
"The Kocking Chair Brigade" and y
wish / Had Home. Sweet Home.
vocal soio-Master Rudolph Watson.
s.Crande Valse de Concert" Piano
r,st--Misses Mamie and Georgia
Belle Carroll -, es,
ss,rhe Broken Pitcher" Vocal Solo
Miss Kate Lou Champion.
'sWarblings OF Birds" Plano Solo,
Miss Clara Calhoun.
come Where the Lilies Bloom"
Chorus by Glass.
"Warbiings OF Birds" Piano Solo,
| Miss Bessie Black.
"While the Dew is on the LilieAA
Vocal Duet.--Miss Champion and Mrs.
Stephens. CO.,
| ME Lou Carroll.
piano soIo-Miss Maggie Garner.
.sFeast of the Rose" Piano Trio
! Misses Carroll and L.auris Black.
"Sweet and Low.-Chorus by Class.
M. Ii Blackman has purchase0 from
r. w. Black his entire ginnery and
| warehouse on the east side of the rail-
road, and will operate next season
/ The consideration was $4,000.
DIR. Dalton and A. =. Hughes, OF
Campbellton. were here last week.
Miss Maggie Garner. Of Ozark, IL VS.
ting Miss Annie Lou Carroll.
DR.. Colemand and Mr.. Bass, OF
| Hodxesyille, were visitors last week.
viii and Leslie Champion. of Camp
beilton, are visiting their sister. Mrs
w. g. Granger, on Main Street.
| Miss Bessie Black Is spending few
T. p. Carroll and NJ. L. Blackmal
spent Friday in Dothan.
Major Bigham. who was recently ar
rested for Illicit distiiling. got into
difficulty with his son-in-law. and lie'
| seriously wounded by q shot gun few
miles from town. Both are negores.
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NEWS OF GRnENsBoRo.

Greensboro April 4.--(special. -
The u. d. Ca are making ready for
an elaborate barbecue to be given Tues
day. The proceeds are to be devoted
to the work Of purchasing marble G..
s. A. markers for. the few veterans
graves which remain unmarked.
Mrs. Mary Pfckens makes q most
energetic president and keeps up with
the work to be done.
A treat In store for Greensboro's
Shakespeare Club Is an Interpretation
of Macbeth" by Professor Losey Of
the University of Alabama, which viii
be given here on April %.
Rev. e. A. Danneliy 10 at home from
Selma, where he has been for some time
In an infirmary.
\ Mr.. Dannelly Is Presiding Elder OF
the Greensboro District OF the Meth
odist Church, and is loved throughout
the district for the great good which
he accomplishes.
David Castleman Of New York IL Wis
itine his mother here.
p. 81. whittiesey Of Columbus. Ca.
was the guest Of Mrs. Turpin the past
week. -
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CHRISTIAN ENDnAvoRERs.

Program for Annual Conventoin at Tai
Tailadega, April 4.--tspeciai. 1.-THE
local society 10 making preparations
for the annual Alabama Christian En-
deavor Convention. which meets In
Talladega April 1918.
The following program was issued
Friday Afternoen, April 10.
$40. Preparatory service. conduct
ed by Mr.. Karl Lehman, Denver. Col
400 Message OF welcome Mr.. VIM.
Golden. Tailadega. Ala.
AIS 'Thy Kingdom Come" ~Presi-
dent C. e. Hill. Mobile.
1880. Music.
4:4o. Address, "The Opportunity In
the Kingdom" Rev. Lauren u. Bru-
baker, Shefieid. Ala.
$40. Adjournment.
Friday Evening", April 10.
1880. Prayer and praise service. Rev
e. d. Kerr. MONTGOMERY. Ala.
7:45. Appointment OF committees.
$500 Address.
$40. Address. Our Part IN the
Coming OF the Kingdom" Rev. A. r..
Moore. Birmingham. Ala.
1910. Benediction.
Saturday Mernlng, April ~.
| $50, Quiet hour service doors clos
ed at s:45). Mr.. Arthur Wallace. BIZ
SIS. Model Mission Study Class
conducted by Mr.. Karl Lehman. Den
s;45. Report of the Executive Com
mittee.
10000. Report of the Junior Super
intendent.
1918. Ten minutes addresses by two
denominational superintendents. Rev.
i II " ID Ala and R4V
Allen r.. Moore, Birmingham. Ala.
| 10:40. Conference on city. county
and district work. Mr.. Karl Lehman
Denver. Col.
1880. Address. Rev George Eaves
Birmingham. The Power that Converts
| the Heathen."
1900. Adjournment.
Saturday Afternoon, April II.
| 2:f5, Devotional. DR.. Duncan p.
! Dixon. Talladega. Ala.
2:25. Model Mission STUDY Class
conducted by Mr.. Karl Lehmann' Den
2:5s. COMMITTEES Reports.
s:4o.Greetings from the worlds G. p
Union, Rev. Francis q. Clark. Boston
4:io., "A Christian Endeavor Clear
/ ing House." Rev. C. e. Hill. Mobile
4 Ala.
$40. Adjournment.
saturday Evening, April ~
7:30. Model Mission Study Class, con
Quoted by Mr.. Karl Lehman. Denver
Col.
rem =. Brubaker. shefieid. Ala
$40. Business.
500. Address. Rev. Francis ID
Clark. Boston. Mass.
| g.40 Adjournment.
Sunday Morning, April -.
/ s.o0 Sunrise prayer meeting. led
by Mr.. r. r. Ballard. Birmingham
| Ala.
$3.50. Bible Class.
| 400. Preaching IN the variou'
churches.
Sunday Afternoon, April 1s.
2:s0. Junior rally, conducted by MIS-
olivia Baker, Junior superintendent
sunday Evening, April IS. ).
$50. C. e. Prayer Meeting. Topfc
.eWhere, When and Why Became
| Christian Endeavorer," led by Mr.. Wal
ter Shepard, Montgomery, Ala.l
| 1880. SONG service.
| 800 Address. Rev. Francis ID
Clark. Boston, Mass.
S:45. Closing conservation service
Rev. C.. e. Hill, Mobile, Ala.
| s;f5. Introduction of new ofiicers
$3.50. God Be With You TIL W.
Convention Song. Tie VIII Hold M
Book used in Mission Study: 9Th
Frontier. Copies for sale at htera
/ ture table.
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at Brewton after 4 short visit with
Misc Grace Stewart.
Mrs. H. q. TAFT was here from PEN
sacola this week on . visit to her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. r. III. Pritchett.
Mis- Minnie o'fIara entertained the
Ladies' Bid Domino Club.
The Methodist Ladder Aid Society
gave . shirt waist sale yesterday, re-
alizing a neat little sum.
Dirt has been broken for the-315,ooo
school building.
The truckers of this vicinity are
shipping strawberries In car load lots
now. They have been going BY express
for some time. s
Mrs. Ellison Of Rose Hill Is here on
a visit to her son. Rev. w. r. Ellison.
She will spend several months here.
Mrs. d. d. McDavid Is here from
Maros. guest Of her sister. Mrs. J. r.
wallace
Miss Carrie Green IL here from Bay
Minette attending at the bed side OF
her aunt Mrs. T. q. Stone. who has
pneumonia.
Miss Sue Virgins, who has been Wis
iting relatives at Monroeville for some
time IL at home again.
Miss Maude Preston left Monday for
her home In Selma after teaching NJ
Robinsonville the past winter.
e. H. Nelson left Thursday for Bay
Minette to move his family here They
will occupy the house on Trammeil
Street recently vacated by A. +. smith
and family.
J. 8. Riley and family and Mrs. Me-
Neal and sons, Archie and Thomas. left
this week for their old home In Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Irene Ulmer Of Chicago. who
has been visiting relatives in Brook
haven. MISS. and Mobile and -Whisties
arrived in Atmore ana VIII spend sew
eral DAYS with her sister, Mrs. b. A.
Lewis. Mrs. Ulmer was accompanied
to Atmore by her niece. Miss Anita
Macdonald Of whistler.
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Death Of a Child.
porses AT ArmoRE.
Little Folk Of Town Give LiIi3utian

Atmore, April 4.--fSpecial. IA de-
lightful Liliputian entertainment was
given at Peavy's Hall Thursday even
ing, Miss Gertrude Schram directing
under the auspices of the Atmore
School Improvement Association.
It was as nearly as possible a re-
production of the Longworth- Roose-
Welt wedding at the White House. by
local children, years or younger
Mrs. N. e. Miles of Bay Minette is
at the home of Mrs. J. w. Sandlin.
Miss Helen Yeldell left for her home
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FINANCIAL.

PLENTY Of money to lend on improved
farm lands at a low rate Of interest. State
Abstract Co., IT So. Perry st. -27-u
tak. 90 TO LEND-On city or farm real
estate, no brokerage; expenses small See
or phone, Geo. Showers; Attorney az Law.
-2a-d-ax- sn
MoNHY TO LoAN--Loan on improved citp
rSai a1tafo and Montgomery county farm
land J. @ EanFdaway 4 Co.. SEQ Bell BIDS
Phone lass.
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has returned to her home at Enter
prise.
Mrs. J. a. Knight. her sister Miss
Ruby HUFF. and Miss Marie Florence.
of Enterprise, are with Miss Alice
Boyd for few days.
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All fancy garments can be cleaned.
Our dry method makes them look Hike
new. Phone for prices. We will please
you.
1O1 Dexter.
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PERSONAL.

$780, 90 reward offered for the arrest and
conviction OF the person persons who
murdered NJ. jacobson, near Flomaton
Thursday. March goth, 1903. Jewish Citi
Gems Of Pensacola, Max 1. Bear. Chair
man. lett
THE PARTY who mailed an UNSIGNED let
ter az Ozark, Ala, on the night OF Docenl.
Der 4th, 1905. or morning OF December Sth,
1903 can prevent wrong being done the
party to whom the letter was addressed, b.
communicating with the party addressed or
with the undersigned. Information given
will be held In confidence. EsDy q Farmer.
Dothan. Ala -16-30t
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1WANTED-sALEsMEN.

wANTED--A live. high-cass salesman. eov-
xomery also one TO cover towns in South
Aiabaina points to sell. a. side line, very
staple fancy article Of food, not regularly
shin through your jobber, or either direct :.
You can make some good money with fesV
minutes each day. Pankey, Holmes q Ter
~ birmingham. Ala --S-1t
WANTED-i6 experienced salesmsn IN va
rious parts OF the state TO eeu our losn con-
tracts; good commission given, call on, cr
write Us. southern Loan ana Trust Co. s1k'
First National Bank BfdE.s honfSomsrfs
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FURNITURE.

Sr,-, Ssr,,1, W. ~ and ship ~oer far.
nffl,r@: We repair and refiniSh your furnl-
turs. deo. d Wsasg FuFniturs Co. Fh0na.
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FOUND.

FOuND-Ths newest and most up-to-dAfa
line OF wall paper IN the city, and tha
prices are reasonabie; we DO house painting
and Interior finishing. D. o. Nichols Deee~
ratlns Co. 2is Dexter Ave. Phone Sss2
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Cigars especially sn1fea 1or the pro-
fessionaI man Mt Hix-Graveiy Ctgax
Co., Orpheum. %.
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RusTNEss opPoRTUNITIEs.

wANTED--First class bookkeeper. DESTROYS,
Of becomfng Auditor 10 take interest In eA-l
tabiished Public Accountant business WllA,
guarantee 5000 profit first month. Must M
vest not less than $1,000 cash Tnis u rafes
onnortunity for first-class accountant. Adj
dress Certified Public Accountant. 500 Bell
BuIiding, Montgomery. Ala. --lT-2ri
7 HAVE a cocoa cola bottling plant reach-
ing over a million people. Want managerl
win ability to run and money to own halr
interest Jeff Penn. 20 Market St. san
Francisco. AtrtN
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NEWS OF NoTAsULGA.
PuuiI. Of Mrs. Ramsey Give An Enter.
Aninmen6.

tatnmen6.
NotasuIga. April 4-(SpeciaL) ~--Mrs.
L. c. Ramsey's music pupils gave a
recital at the Academy, Friday even
ing at s o'clock.
The program was music vocal and
. INSTRUMENTAL. consisting OF solos.
duets. trios and auartetts. The music
was interspersed with recstatlons, coHnr
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we know thaf oar work will please
You. We want you to try II. We can
clean or dye anything.
x03 Dexter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

p = TT6~eIer the Tsnsr Want.
n,,,r MA no To tune and repair. Prices right
"a work unexc~lled. II. c. Wheeler, Phone
al, III Dexter are. as-4s'
sroRAGE-Nsw concrete building, spsatat~s
10 huiit for All kinds Of storage; bulk star~.
housshoid goodS. Frank Tennilis Furnisnss
CO. @e-s4
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uEy: WYATT BROWN OF EUFAuI.A
BNIEns EPISCOPAL MINISTRY.
uishop O. N. Beckwith Attends the
0r0lnatfOn Services which Were
Held ut IT. Paul's Church,

Selma. April 4.--(Special)-At st.
Paurs Episcopal Church this morning
at IL o'clock ordination services were
held and during which Rev. Wyatt
Brown. of Eufaula, was ordained into
the Episcopal ministry. The services
were attended by large congrega-
ton and during which Bishop G.. N.
SBeckwfth Of the Diocese OF Alabama
ofiiciated. A t,eciai musical program
was rendered during the services ana
the occasion proved q most impressing
one. 80,
The services at ST. Paurs Church
tonight were conducted by Bishop
istered confirmation TO q class. A
special musical program was also rem
fdsred during this service and a large
congregation was present.
4 Death Of william Berg.
william Berg. aged about eighty
two, died at Old Folks Home near the
city at an early hour this morning
after an illness OF several weeks. The
deceased was one OF the Oldest fnhab-
itants of Selma and was well known
throughout the county. He came to
Selma . number OF years before the
civil war and ever since then he has
made this city his homo.
lWhen/a e. young man he was an ar
chitect and accumulated quite q neat
amount of wealth but during his old
age he lost the money which ne had
accumulated during his youth and for
the past year he has been an inmate
of the Old Folks Home. All Of his
life he had been devout member OF
St. PauI's Episcopal Church and the
funeral took place from that church
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
the remains were followed to Live
Oak Cemetery where they We're in
TERED by large number of sorrow
Ing friends.
Death of n Child.
The 5-year-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Dyson died at their home on
Dallas street late last night after an
illness OF several weeks. Some weeks
ago the child was taken III with pneu.
monia and Gor several days past the
young life has been despaired OF. The
funeral took place from the family
residence this afternoon at 1880
O'clock.
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WANTED-T0 BUY.
FOR RENT-SToRES.

sroRr YoR RENT-Now occupied ~ wolff
FuTniture Co.. No. 90 Commeros. 16xtSe
feat. two stories and eesemsnS possession
-1k@tf
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You will lind q most excellent grade and
strictly guaranteed hose here. The new
gooda have arrived aud remember you take.
no risk. Little Pa { store IL North Perry
street
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FOR sALE-Something to subdivide. We
have a small tract that Will cut up into ~
lots; II is two blocks from South Court st.,
car line and Is in a coming section. We can
sell this as a whole will subdivide TO
suit purchaser. We will also build you a
cash payment. the balance on easy terms
Bethea Tompkins Realty Co. ian Com
nerce st. lift
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WANTED.

cYPREss Pond pasture has been opened
FOR eattie and horses. Plenty OF grass
shade and running water Phone io2. .. 81
MoFayden. --l-.ss
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LOsT-LAdies long black broadcioth coat
gray satin lining. while driving south OK
extreme end Of Perry and Court Streets
sunday afternoon last LIBERAL reward res
turn Advertiser Office Dexter Ave.
LosT--PoInter puppy. ten months OLD
brown ears and three small spots on back
Answers to 'useiess." Reward II returned 20
sig Jefferson st.. Phone 1861. .--ie-3t
IOsT-Black coat on Mildred. Mobile or
Day ST. sunday afternoon, finder please
Phone 2136. lis
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR sALE-i2 room house at 1ot Hall ST.,
one-third down; balance on easy payments .
p. o. Box 3l9. City. LIFT
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TYPEWRITERs AND REPAIRS

NO. Monarch $40. No. 4 Underwood $50. NO.
2 smith Wis $50. No. Remington $40. No.
Z Remington S45. Cash or easy plan Of pay
meut. Southern typewriter Exchange.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-05

FOR SALE-We have three lots on the cor
ner = Court and Simms Streets. fronting
car line, We will sell the three very reason
able. only a small cash payment required
and this is especially attractive property
you had better come in Monday II you want
chance at them. Bethea Tompkins Realty
Co.. 1eh Commerce st. lift