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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

' sNANTED-Position teacher by exper- sienced young lady. holding second grade certiFleate best references. Address Miss Rosa Norris. Glenwood, Ala, Route l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

Job Printer, l4 years e1per-
 fence familiar with every branch the bus ' iness, capable of taking entire charge me i diun size plant; desires steady employment, T With opportunity of advancement. Age 33. married References exchanged. Address r.
 O. Box 575 Montgomery, Ala -o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
WANTED-FESdlALB HELP.

PINE DOLLARS weekly earned at home sssS ddFessinE envelopes for prominent eaasss- s--cr Enclose ten cents tsllSet1 A9s "a
 tAts- EA9sS -A-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

1ssV NTFrTl--vyhite girls to do general house. 4 ssSorlin private homes: fair wages. moder- afate work good treatment and good oppof. .tiinities. Those who wish situation ano ss live out of town may write The saiVAtton
 Army aNontgomary, Ala, Otherwise may : call atg3i7 whisnian st, or phone zszl VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

GOOD OsITIoNS-Draughon's Practical a fs,,stnesa College. Dexter Ave. Opp. the P. sl O'. Montgomery. gives contracts. backed by
 ! chan of 31 colleges. sS0o.ooO capital and Al hv 20 years success. to secure good posi- {. ttons under reasonable conditions or refund
 Z puItion Ask for Free Catalogue. -6-su-n ! eLwANFED-POsition as grocery salesman pr lfr.hiii cierk-can furnish good reference Ad-
 SeSE -6-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

wANTED-@ lsaiiway mall clerks. Thousands ef r,aeifion. 10 be filled Excellent opporta-
 n1tv for young men. salary SsDV t9 Sl,zOo
 5exausIrafion here May 18th. Free tnstruc- \ sTla1ls. 7lrfta immediately. Government Po- Tstlons Bureau. Rocnester. N. '. -S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31


 NANTED-Linotype operator. for stssoy Gs1tssalss sFrxDertsies in book and 3ob5 W9rk nnscSssary NsKft work. eisht hours, non Union. aFaxswph Rr@s. ge agNlg.gs <s-st ni s-r. .sw5raT JsaiIvrhx mail eierlGAs eustczp Esets. cIeriTSV at WaaninEton. Commsnces sasnt salary seQe.oo, Many March exeni- ai vssIans cofnraon education eunclent Cen- Sf@ats~ urerersA free Write tulmediately Tor sehsduIe Franklin institute, Rochester. N. x .- se -s--~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

HOUSE PI.ANs-&1f you are thinking of building, send us your address and we will
 mall you. free a bdssign book showing one
 hundred different plans. crsmtons Flaming Mills. F- -ss-au-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to illustrate your ads with our cuts; they add 26 per cent to the of any ad; talk It over with The Advertiser Engraving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

wANTED-one man in every locality in United States to advertise and introduce cur goods. tacking up shov-cards Commission penses. We ley out your work. Experience unnecessary. Write Empire Medicine Com pany. London. Ontario. Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

wANTED-Experienced patent medicine salesman for Alabama. Georgia and Florida.
 to call on country druggist and general store trade: exceptional opportunity for salesman capable ot producing the business: salary and commission: expenses advanced;
 goods well advertised and meritorious; must have man for this. territory at once; give age. experience, references and lines han dled first letter: correspondence cOnfiden- tial Box 555 Chicago. -5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

4 Men wANTED--ouickly by big chieaEo AiaI order House to distribute cataioansso \ kadverfise s2S weekly; $50 expense allow
 Mnce. Manaaef Dept sh ss5 Wabash Ava,
 Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
WANTED--sALESMEN.

s3e-ss0 FORTUNE and New Process Foup- tains. Sell everywhere. Collect Comm tasions. sie-s12 5o Zenith Co. sz wabash. Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

SIDE LINE-speciaIty salesmen to sell high grade cottage dinner set to dry goods. gro cery and furniture stpres for advertising purposes in small towns. Big Repeat ordersi large commission. State your permanent address. National Speciality Co, St. Louis. Mo '-5-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

txsrrN, rha Vacuum Treatment Is guaran.
 NEE ME to cure any vital weakness; sealed uyoof Charles Manufacturing Co, Charles
 g,dr Denver. Colo. -4O-Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

In the ruanufacturinG district we of- fer isix. four. room houses and one va- cant lot These houses are In good aoradition, we'll fehsea and will pay 2 rood interest on the invesfment Call
 on US fos particulars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
PERSONAL.

S<r SSTEn--Iadies and gentlemen: business men. bankers lawyers, and merchants 70 have their fortunes told by Leota' the Fain. iat 5si N. McDonough St. -4s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

eru TTs for house painting. paper hanging
 kaisomining and picture framing X. VI wilkes Phone 5S6.; ..-.4. -As
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
FURNTTURE.
MisOELLANEOUs.

cRADING-BOth heavy and light work ! TerrncfnE, sodding. etc, very best clay gravel for drives and. walks, prices low.
 J. c, Deas. Phone 2s7s. -2s-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

.RfG MOTET'-Being made at Hsilett. Oklahoma, Junction Frisco and M. K. & T. Raiiways Great oil and gas filed. salesmsn to sell business and residence lots wanted for Montgomery and local agents In every town in state. Frank D. Fuller, State Agent,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

! FOR sALE--on account sickness in family
 1 am forced to sell my piano at sacrifice. | A standard make. For particulars address l .standard." P. O. Box 4s7, Montgomery. Ala ~a1o-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31
FIINANCIAL.

WINTEp-To borrow at once $500 on good negro property; worth Sf.200 Address NJ. M: care Advertiser. r-2f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

WANTED-Salesmen of ability and neat ap- pearance to cali on ell merchants in their territory: elegant side line, convenient to carry; good commissions; prompt remit tance Belmont Mfg. Co, Cincinnati. O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

ssr 4 N.TEI,--Aaen to learn barber trade. end Faxe positions waiting our graduates. nsW yEeeks completes constant prActlce tnrhssn- &a setolarNhip includes tools. demonst!a- esaf,e Axamiaations and diplomes Write Sa,SscafaioEue Molsr Barber College. Ausn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

sMxIx WEEKS Instruction In Saiesmanship s.asna position as traveitnG salesman with 2
 reliabie firm secured. Write for our pook
 .F4ow to succeed eB . Balesmah breu-- SStreet system. Rochester N II. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

MONARCH Typewriter s7s; Remington StO; Densmors ssB; other makes slo ana up.
 Rspalrs and suppites for all makes of ma chimes. Sou. TypeWFittr Exehange, AZ Com: meEce St. -u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

Fots aAI.E-One Broom cottage and four acre lot, all necessary outhuildings, young orchard and vegetable gardenS one 4-xoom ' ooN sorea choice piny woods farm lands. i saddle and harness hoEss. weighs A,Vuv pounds, works anywhere ladies qriSs. -,,a ! enwSvhers. Rock Hill Top Buggy, and harnsss in fins shape sz rppep buggy ana isa harness: i saddle; ore-horse wagons; los of ether property; all situated In and near ys hrtving little town on N. O. Railroad.
 For particulars and prices address F. V
 Box lS BilIingsiey, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

YOUNG Folks Bible" by Josephine Pol
 lard. New edition just off the press. 800 IL fustfations. Nearly six hundred pages. Sells wherever there are young folks. Agents' outfit free Send 2s cents for mailing. The Thompson Publishing Company. St. Louis.
 Mo. --z-zt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

wANTED-Good stock salesmen all over Alabama. Splendid proposition and good commissions My proposition a fast seller.
 Write me. F. M. Dancy. President Mont RomerY Ala -5-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

Al GOOD business man can make ss,5oe per rear. handling our forfnaidehyae dlsintsetor; referenre required that will Dear the strict est investigation: exclusive territory gwen.
 formacone Company. 50 chureh st.. New York. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

wANTED-cigar travelling salesman in your territory: experience not necessary; will pay right man good salary and ex
 penses. National Cigar Sales Goa Toledo. ohie. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

FOR RENTL-A large business room, lsS Commerce st-, Good location for retail or wholesale business. Call at Waldo Printing Co. 1884 Commerce st iehone less. ID FOR RENT-store under the windsor Ho- tel Including Billiard and Pool Tables
 Suitable for soft drink establishment. Ap- ply to Davidson, Holt & Strauss, No. li5 Montgomefy st. -
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01

How comes 1t then that you stated that the cost for the Whitfields services was but So,I55 when you KNEW that there was a bill for room and board amounting to ST. 4I3, which is as much charge for their services as is their wages. You deliberately omitted this item with the intention of deceiving, as your attention had been called to it previously. But you delibsrate- ly placed it with the coal bills and other incidentals.
 You say that you "inferred'' mo- thing in regard to the cost of the survey. You must have very poor memory for your own crea- tions, for here is what you actually said in your own words. ''The Whithelds are to receive soI55 for. their services, which Is about SIC per lot" <" Where is thehonesty you are so fond of parading before the public? It is evidently something you wish to keep on exhibition, but for which you have no use yourself.
 You state that it so happens that large proportion of the property holders are mentally balanced, have taken out their deeds and will not allow the committee to add any more expense. It seems impossible for you to keep anywhere near the truth, for you know that a majority of the property holders have net taken out. their deeds, and ycu knew it was false when you caused 1t to be published, when the truth is that at this time, there are just seventeen deeds on record; and the mental balance of the majority Of those who have taken their so called titles is caused in this instance Ly the o. k'd. bills they hold agaihst the Nhithelds. Can 1t be that that is the reason for your sudden change of heart, toc? Is it not ratler strange that the people you refer to have taken such sudden interest in this matter of expense, when. if they had shown one-half the zeal they now manifest, they could have stopped that expense long ago, and thus saved the town thousands of dollars which they are now so anxious for us to pro- duce?
 We are nat trying to make any
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01
EVERYBODY CELEBRATE

Saturday is the day of days to ,he American, heRee it is that the Sentinel makes the demand that everybody forget his personalities, little matters which on ordinary days may loom up as big IS mount ains, and join with the kids in cele- brating he nations birthday as 1t should be celebrated. July 4th comes but once a year, It means much to yon and me and to every 5lse in this great land of ours, and Ye. one and all, should strive that day to honor the men who founded this republic ot ours. It makes no difference whether ve are satisfied with he way things are going or cot, whether we gre Democrat, Re publican, Socialist or Mugwump on the other 364 day s of the. year, it is duty We oVe our country and ourselves to rause for few min utes and cast our eyes back over the history of this land give it a few minutes thought, and then get n and hdy celebrate the day. As ? mile stone in the history and lad yancement Of the world it is with 2 parallel, and We should see to it that the younger generation are taught what II really means to .hem. Celebrate and be thankful that you can celebrate.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01
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Wrargell, Alaska, June 2o, oe Editor The Sentinel.
 Wrangell, Alaska,
 Sir.-In your paper of last week our esteemed fel!o" toansman. MT. Smith, delivered himself Ot another batch of misrerresentation con- cerning the Townsite Trustee busi- ness. which We will with your per mission answer.
 MT. Smith, in one matter at least, spoke the truth when he said that he supposed that if the Whitfelds lad been examined by the Commit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1909-07-01

tee on Protest they would have re- ceived no licenses. He certainly strtck the nail fairly and squarely on the head when he said that. We fancy, though that if the matter were left to the people of the town that the creator of those master pieces of art would never have an- other opportunity to impose on any one.
 MT. s. claims to.have taken the trouble of going to the trustees office, and was there given the in- formation, and that NOW we can go to MT. Inman and get the same information. Many of those who signed the protest did go to that office for information, but were un- able to oltain any, as will be con- clusively proven before this matter is settled.
 Perhaps, Mir. Smith. the com- mittee is not as ignorant as you would have it appear, as you will be very apt to discover before this matter Is settled. Paragraph 9 of the trustees instructions reads as fellows:
 The Trustee will cause an act ual survey of the toWnsite to be made, conforming as in his judge ment 1t is deemed advisable, to the original plan or survey of such town and the irdividual holdings as shown by the recorded titles and the improvements thereon.
 Where are his instructions to survey large tract of unoccupied. unimproved and unclaimed land, which his defender, MT. Smith, has acknowledged to be of no value, into lots, and then charge the costs of such survey to the few who are actually in pasession as required by law? It is evident that you have been ccn.ent to take your in- formation at second hand, or you would hardly have exposed your ignorance.
 AIr. Smith, you wish the people of the town to believe that you have stated the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
COUNCIL FAvoRs AUTO PATROL
Mayor Will Secure Prices on Machine
for Police Department.


The city council Monday night au-
thorized Mayor Ingledue to secure
prices for an automobile patrol, to re-
place the rebuilt machine now in use
as patrol. The mayor has figured that
the city can save the cost of the ma
chine in two years time, and it is
planned to buy the machine with the
income derived from the mayors and
officers fees, which are no longer
turned over to the county.
| According to a record kept by Chief
Kirby, of the fire department, the
auto patrol now in use was operated
during the past two months at saw
ing of 26 cents per mile over the
| horses or a saving of $3.50. The wagon
patrol team has. in that time, been
earning 80 per day in the street de-
partment making another $120. The
salary of a patrol driver is also saved
in the sum of SOS per month. This
would show a saving in two months
of about $3.50.
The members Of the council are OF
the opinion that an automobile would
save money in the police department
especially when the cost of horses and
feed is taken into consideration The
old patrol wagon, which is in gooc
shape and has just been overhauled
will probably be turned over to the
fire department
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
j. A. ELLIS, FORMERLY AGENT
HERE, GETS GOOD BERTH
WITH ROAD.
MADE HEAD OF CHICAGO
LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICES
Ellis Promoted From General Agency
at Omaha to Similar But Larger
Duties in chcaeo-Promotion Be-
came Effective Monday-Is Succeeded
at Omaha by E. r. BEEN.

James A. Ellis, a well-known Great
Western employe, who for years was
local freight agent for the road in this
city, has been promoted from the gem
eral agency for the company at Omaha
to the local freight agency at Chicago.
Circulars from the office of Superin-
tendent W. 3. Causey, of Chicago,
which were given here today announce
the change, which became effective
Monday
Mr.. Ellis succeeds Mr.. j. D. Tuohy,
who has resigned. AS agent at Chi
cago Mr.. Ellis will be at the head of
the local freight business of that city
and he will have under him the COM
pany's city freight office proper, and
the freight stations at the western
transfer and the Union Stock Yards
His office is an important and at the
same time lucrative one.
For several years prior to about
seven years ago, Mr.. Ellis was local
freight agent for the company here
From here he was transferred to Dies
Moines, and about two years ago be
was made general agent for the city OF
Omaha. His place at Omaha has beer
filed by the promotion of L. r. BEEN
of Red Wing, Mimi, who has beer
general passenger and freight agent for
the Wisconsin, Minnesota and Pacific
road at that place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
bill, 1t would hold that the law did not
80 into effect until July 4.
Why Change Of Heart?

eft you did not write these letters
because of some Of the reasons above
given. why did you write them? Did
yon want notoriety, or what? Did you
seek to settle our clients lawsuits
Without US? Heretofore in these liquor
cases you have acted without notify
ing. You have acted a good many
times. Why this change OF heart? Is it
the duty of county attorney in some
instances to arrest a man, sue him,
search warrant him, and try to enjoin
him without notice, and at another
time to write him a registered letter
and publish in the newspaper he is
doing wrong and violating the law? Are
you not bluffing? If you bluff, Joe, you
must still conduct yourself according
to the canons. If 1t is to be the prac-
tice that county attorneys are to pub
lish in papers notices that so-and-so
are violating the law and sending reg
istered letters to them, you and the
grand jury will not have much to do.
"'Candidly, Joe, would not run up
a bill of costs on the taxpayers on
the attorney generals advice unless
found his guess had more foundation
than his other one did. For this rea-
son, if he is wrong the voters may
remember and hold it up against you
in any future ambition you might pos
sibly have.
"'Yours, etc,
BRADFORD & JOHNSON
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
GOLF TOURNEY RESUMED.
Country Club Event Continued After
Reinu Interrupted.


Being Interrupted.
The annual golf tournament of the
Country Club, which was begun on
June IS and the championship matches
of which Were completed a short time
ago, will be continued to completion as
fast as the matches of the first and
second flights can be played off. The
tournament committee has set next
Monday as the time limit for the play
ing off of the matches Of the first
round of these two flights. Matches not
played by that time must be forfeited
The following are the pairings for
the first round of the first flight: A.
G.. Click VS.. H. d. Wilbur; L. c. Nor
ris VS.. j. NJ. Parker; A. B. Hoover VS..
Miss Matena Nelson; and Donald Wal
lace VS.. F. a. Moscrip.
The pairings for the first round of
the second flight are W. B. Kibbey VS..
I. o. Kemble; B. w. Sinclair VS.. Carl
Heitshu; c. c. Urine VS.. A. F. Balch,
and w. F. Innes VS.. Mrs. l. r. Max
Well
The water which stopped the tour
nament and interrupted play generally
is receding rapidly, and the course is
fast becoming in condition fit for tour
nament play. AS soon as the matches
of the first round are finished, those
of the second round will be played.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13

sengers on the vessel. They reached
Stavanger June 2. and have since been
travelling thru the country, viewing the
scenery and. taking note of scenes and
methods of country life. Boating on
the fjords is also pleasing pastime.
Mr. Twedt says he hasn't been able to
sleep much on account of it being day.
light nearly all night in that country
now. The spring was backward in
Norway, the same as in this country,
but crops look we'll. Wooden shoes are
still worn by the peasants. Mr..
Twedt writes that he saw a team sell
for $3.50 that weighed 2,40O pounds,
an unusual weight there. where both
horses and cattle are small
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
ATTORNEY GETS
BUSY WITH UNCLE SAM AND
ADDS SPECIAL DELIVERY.
OFFERS FREE ADVICE
TO COUNTY ATTORNEY
Bradford Grows Facetious and Wakes
Strong on canons of Ethics, Which
He Alleges Esermayer Has Violated
- Bradford Says Judges construe
Law; Attorneys Guess-His Letter.

Theoderick F. Bradford, counsel en-
ployed by the saloonists of the city in
their fight against the action brought
by the state thru County Attorney j.
H. Egerrnayer. is not pleased at the
way MIR. Egermayer is handling his
notification to saloonists, by informing
them thru registered letters that they
are violating the law under the opinion
handed down by the attorney general
Furthermore Mr.. Bradford does not
consider Mr. Egermayer ethical in fur
nishing the newspaper a copy of the
letter.
In a letter not only registered, but
sent by special delivery Monday after
noon, Mr. Bradford not only facetious-
ly criticizes the county attorney for his
lack of professional courtesy, but pro-
ceeds TO give the county attorney some
free advice on law.
Mr. Bradfords letter to Mr.. Eyer.
mayer follows:
.'eii ipN q, q liS y oSSl'
H. Egernayer, Esq, County Attorney
Marshalltown, Iowa-Sir: You will re-
member possibly, unless you have beer
too busy or are excited. that there wa:
held in this city recently state meet.
ing of the lawyers in this state. an6
at said meeting there was adopted GER
| tain canons of conduct for lawyers, ant
among them is canon 9, which reads a.
| follows:
"A lawyer should not in any man
ner communicate upon the subject o
controversy with a party Represented
/ by counsel: much less should he un
| dertake TO negotiate or compromise tn
matter with him, but should deal onl.
with his counsel *
Don't Inspire Advertising.
And at the same time canons 9
and 81 We're adopted and referred tc
| and spoke about discussions of som
cases and, indirectly. advertising 70
business by inspiring newspaper com
ments in which You are engaged o
about to engage, which is also con
demned and deplored. These canonS
we are sure, you voted for and helpe
TO adopt, and are therefore bound b
them.
IF you did vote for such canon:
how can You explain your conduct j
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
WANT DAMAGES FOR WATER.
Claims on City For Lack Of Proper
DRAINAGE.

Damages for overlooking Of crop
lands in the south part of town We're
filed with the city council Monday
night. W. L. and Lille N. Houseman
want $500 damages for water that
overlooked land on South Sixth street,
near Railroad, claiming that their cellar
has been full of water, that sickness
was caused in the family, and that a
pond of stagnant water is standing
near their home. The claim was re-
ferred to the streets and alleys COM.
mittee.
Because he claims the lack of a Gull
vert that the city had ordered in but
had failed to lay, caused water to over
flow crop land. August Vogel wants
damages in the sum of $685. for real
damages in the sum of SIS. This
claim was tabled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-13
WOULD CONDEMN BILL BOARDS.
Property Owner Would Have City Or
dinance REGULATE and Restrict.

Robert Shirk's complaint TO members
of the city council on a bill board that
is on the E. NJ. Dodge premises at the
corner of Second avenue and Church
street. resulted Monday night in Coun-
Gilman McCarten presenting an ordi-
nance defining nuisances and declaring
as nuisances bill boards on residence
lots where permission of adjacent lot
owners was not given for the erection
of the boards. The penalty proposed
was fine of IS per day for each day
that the alleged nuisance was allowed
to continue after written notice ha>
been served.
Mr.. McCarten moved TO have the or
dinance referred to the judicial commit
tee as to its legality and the city's