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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
sEcGTN FIERCE TRIAL.
All -ln sa%a&fness te- Resunae Eansews TeAns Cene.

 All la R<a&fAess to. Faesunae Earasss TeAas Cene.
 Austin. Tex. Nov. 27~-Continued from last August, the trial Of Henry Clay Pierce of St. Louis. charged with false swearing in connection with the anti trust affidayit filed by him whom he .re-oTaanised Wraters-Pierce oil Company re-entered the State in May. 1900, after being busted for viola ton of the anti-trust law which comes tip at >io o'clock Monday morn ing, having been made q special order for that time.
 z The state has been making every effort to be ready at that time and attorneys for the State say that no cehtinuance will be asked by the prosecution. The attorneys for the State are District Attorney J. H. Hamilton. Assistant Attorney General McCord, County, Attorney Brady. As- sfetant Attorney General Lightfoot and Special Counsel Mclean of Fort Worth and Jenkins of Brownwood. These attorneys held a IcnE confer efto6 today at the capitol and are ufl- derstood to have gone over the depo- .sitiohs. secured. .4ts
 Attorneys for the defense are James II. Robertsofi. Austin; g. B. .Canty, Fort worth: George ". Allen, Austin; E. B. Perkins, Dallas; s. H. Priest of St. Louis. and possibly Judge R. J :. Johnson of St. Louis.
 The regular jury venire for. the week has been notified to report at 10 o'clock Monday morning but if the case goes to trtsi itNts expected many more tatesnaau than the thirty sscur- Cd will be required.
 The trial win be conducted before Judge George. Calhoun of the Fifty third District Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Taft Ce.sr.tui.tes M.rk.m@n.

Washington. Nov. 27.---President Taft today sent letters of reorganization to the midshfptnen and the oficers who won prizes at the recent national rifle tournament. The letters were address ed to Midshipmen H. O. Roesch and Andrew B. Denny and to Major ". B. Martin, of the 2nd New Jersey In- fantry. at Elisabeth. N. J. To the mid- shipmen the President said:
 You of the navy are not supposed to specialize on rifle practice, but what you gain in skill in the use of the small arm will be of inestimable beneft to ysu In directing the fire of 6reat guns"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
noe usoovEns cRrasD.

nssesvess, Psrsraa<ss rsskea an |5,n 0f .sSs,yo2 Ne&1sms ..5vsoe. Aass. i {. xayssts&s. aksehzscsosss .a7s-@lAnsasat- tempt hg inafiest 0h 0hnhsesso to fship pDe parirfdkey In a bar5aj eesket rem yUp- per MichiEar5 @ ilwaukee. in syipla- ten Of thee gtata 6arsei 3sws was frus- trated yesterday py 2: kesn-nssed hlps,na pspaty eVz asms wardsh Harrington
 Nas at the railway staticn ct Fiat wood. Dickinson county. when 6 rough Hhox containing . coffin was brought In for shipment. Whila the intending shipper. armed with d de&th eertffi- cate. duly signed by bhysEcisA was Eccnversing with the ticket again. the game .warden's dos scented the bfrds and came to 'a spoint" focusing his gAxe on the box.
 The deputy's suspicions were areus- ed ana openfng tte casixet he found. instead Of the expected Aesd body of q human being, 800 plump partrfdxes.
 The bfrdB were iconx5scated ErsdF the man Rho had bsougft thsap % tfssi sta , tion disappearedH xef " .e'-a'1.i0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
ROAD REFLECTS OFFICERS: st
 RUIoCIzEs FORMER CHIEF

At tho annual meeting of the direc- ters and stockhoideys of tho South ana North Alabama Railroad Company held At .the. clllce of the Secretary Of fbe Company Saturday only routine business was transacted.
 A conlmittee of which Samuel Blackwell ts chairman was appoint- ed at . previous meeting of the board to draft resolutions on the death of vtce-rresidcnt '. M. Faik- ner. This committee reported at this meeting aud submitting resolutions suiogixing Col. Faikncr's career and his usefulness as citissn and as an ofsieiai Of the Company aud resolu- lions of tribute and respect were paid 10 his nefaory.
 The annual report Of the company for the fiscal year ended June so. 1908. was submitted by the board to the stockhoiders..
 The old ofacsrs of the ccmpany were eiaeted as follows: IF. H Smith. President. x 'r,auisviile. Ex.. Gee w. Jones. Vice. President Montsomery. Ia 4- ff ' a y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
WANTED 1NswARRINER CASE M STENOCRApHER IS MISSING

sssss ssRsss Brock way steposrapiisr and book -keeper in the dfiice of Frank Couden. cashier of the United States Surveyor's Depart pnent. is mysteriousiy missing. She Is wanted as witness in the case os Charles L. warriner, charged with ernbezzlernent of funds amounting, 1t is said. to s64s.ooo from the Big Four Railroad. .a, .., fsl
 ,pspIon os Mrs. Jeanette Stewart Ford. thes woman indicted yestsrday In with the warriner case.
 Miss Broekaway made an applica- ton for e leave of absence. but with- out waiting for action by superior. dissppaared Her trunks were sent to a raiiroad station. Her salary was sl.6oo per year.. She owns an auto mobile and wears fashionable gowns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
FOB JoNzs CALLED
 TOR RESULTING WOMEN

Ozark. Nov 21.---tspeciai)--R. A.
 King. IT,. called Rev. Bob Jones to task today after his speech. for re- mark alleged to have been made. and trouble was narrowly averted by by standsrp. King claimed Jones said in his speech that aii rood women were with them. King accosted Jones on the stair steps of the court house and told him the statement was ''an internal iie." For short time it seemed se- rious trouble would ensue as a large crowd was present and much partis- anship was displayed, knives being drawn. Prompt action of Sheriff An- drews and other cool heads ouieted the matter.
 Jones aft>rward stated that King
 misunderstood his remark. and left the following written statement quot Ing what be claimed he said: we
 have the good women in Alabama on our side. You say you know good women against us. There are women in Alabama who agree with their hus- bands because they want peace at
 homo. but deep down in the hearts Of
 rood women they hope we will win; they are naturally prohibitionists."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
rlsacerer fseeana Are nIea.

.Chieag0. III. ..Nov. 27s--Dyed nuts is the latest phase of food adulteration te De discovsred in this city. rnves- tieation by the State Food eomrnIe- sion today. brought to light the fact that about 90 per cent of the peca ns examined were. dyed to give them a reddish tinge>a and brilliant polish. The yqeolored oceans. according to, the food commission. are paIer than a
 hasienut and lustreicss. A red ani. tone, or coal tar was found to be the most used in the dying process hui m some cases crude Iron oxide was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
AID FOR MINE VICTIMS.
ynites saine wsrkers wim Raise FanAs.

BufteU Mdmef WoxAEW VIII NSfsS k FanAs.
 Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 27.--The United Mine workers of America will attempt to raise siee,ooo as per- snAnsnt relief fund for the widows and orphans Of tho victims of the Cherry mine disaster. according to the an-
 nouncement of National President
 Thomas L.. Lewis today.
 President Lewis estimates that l. 900 children wore made orphans by
 the explosion. While the Red Cross Society is attending to the immediate needs of the destitute at Cherry, Mir |.
 Lewis believes . fund should be rais- Cd for the care of the children in the future. sss.s
 : Mfr. Lewis says that . formal cali win be sent to the 2.3o0 local organi. zations of miners asking for contri-
 buttons. He said that all contribu- ltiaps. should be sent from local or. g&nisattons to. nstfonai fieadQuarfers Ian,sAis,scites en1 5uiseFfRh tsd1 by | spei fcfai committee that could be providE I4d,y Ger .eithero nE tHesenattonaI execu-
 tive be2rd Tor by, tle,sconvention. II Ifa sisA plan, MT. Lewis says fo have Ethe fund held in trust by the conn lfu4tkSG. ooff-s.1if.. y- ,t- ft.st4..' tgts s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
RAyn1E MH llTnBSE
wuBr 6ArpnDAY AT THE CoM-
 NgnufnAL C1sUn.
W1l Bevn osgnnsunsssa ts De nsyefst IT n0Qo1nng ~ uon<uBpgy
 uvusvvvAouu AoA AZ All t

Fer the esnsfnl odvsucsment of the 1asfnssg iHtsrsstS of Nontsonssy, ths travelling salsemsn of the various vholspAiS heusss b tnv csty hssd . nsestjpg Ssturday niornin6 at the dpnn,erc9ul Csub foelns and s4fue6 . S6sstsfs ciuA. Every salsbmAn pres. cat .ns;ae ohcft, tafk snA Dledgs4 hipseif to- bspSt ths. city ia every posGfble way. sa
 The travslin~~ men wsss urGed to spiak . Gooa word for the city. ana boost the products of the city when on the road N was explained that this wouid % long way in the ups
 Tas sssssmsn M @ ai es,i In line w,sh the spirit of the tsfks aud adopssd . rssoiutlen wisdch rvad, We, the traveiing msu. representinG the best city. in AiabanA and tho bsst vhcIs- sale 1eusoa inf the south, agree tc 1prms . bOoetfne club. We will boost ths Moptgemery bouses. the Hontgon- cry ma6s gools ep4 sptaf | rood vera fer stse city it ai1 sfmes."
 1hs copmsrciaI Club is hacked In 1os1s caApaign by the Credlt Assccia. Gen oaa the wholesais h0ussal It is iutsndsd to advertise the city end heme-msas Uoo1a in every way pos. slbls. Cards containing the resoistien win Us snallsA O. oil mon travtiing co bs prsssnt. sskine them ts jsfn in the Boos1ing oampofgn.
 The ComrnercfaI Club win .etve . bis dlnnsr for tho trAveiing alderman ef Menteotdtfy : sometime between chsfstnas and New Tear whsu per. manant organization will be perfected and okf1eeYa chosen. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Earthau.ke at sen.

victoria, B. C.. Nov. 17---A severe seismic disturbance off Sungo Chan mel at 3:f5 D. m. November 10. was recorded by the steamer Belle Rophen. which arrived here today from the Orient. When the vessel encohhtered the disturbance she vibrated as if she had struck rock. The earthquake was felt ashore and at Natskwa, In 0kayama, a woman and a baby were killed in a fallen house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Ale V. V. rhsmesen. 11pasuvef, ssfy. Hons9nassy' Xis., Ais-, [. II. uella AsuAs1an1sasess4o<D. tssiss1x1ol Ky. H. L. esens, osnSfpl Counsel Iseuisviiis. Ky, ChAss l(aS1ea Comp trelisr. ,Leuisvi'o 'o. Ky- C. c 0eMyeea' Tra0s -JsAnagto. ,LoutessIiss sKy.. A q. nsEahin1s 0aaSraA rrsient Aeenf. HAentgonssy. Ala, V. A. Aupoen. 0sh- EsraI rAs1SnUtr Aesnt, Issu1svefie. 1y- q T. etafhBs 0e6esli Gsnars Louis. viiis. Ky. Ts Y, pepdoa gapsrsatsrs dsat, Dirningham, Ae-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Aiabana School Teachers May
 Hold Conuention in Montgomery

t Is understood that there is some dissatisfaction among the teachers about going to the 0ulf City. sscre- tafy Hyman recsived this tip and he immediately addressed . conampnica- ton to Arthur Ford fIarman. supsrin- tendsnt of the public schools ct Selma, and also chairman of the Alabama School Teachers. Association. inviting the teachers In the nams of the club to hold their 1910 convention in Mont gomsry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
ssm sssy ia .JaiT .

Birmingham. Nov. 2T.-tspsosala.-. sam Nay, a negro. was brought haels rom SC. Louis today and lodged In ths county 3slfcou charge of murder. A warrant charges the negro with havine shot and killed George Houseiey, an. other negro. who was employed by the Southern Railway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Through the efforts of Secretary HymAa ana the cSmnerciai Club. the stsss convention of the school rsach- ere Association will be secured for Montgomery. The convention is sched- uisd 10 take place March st to 2s. and 1t 10 estimated that over 1000 school tsaohers from every section of the etate will De in sttendance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
War = ssDset I.egesrs.,

9t Paul Nov. 27.--As . result of the activities of "boot ieggers" and other unauthorized liquor vendors. sweep ing order has been issued by the fed erAi Indian bureau closing many sa- looms in the territory adjacent to the reservations. The order was received today by W. E. Johnson. cfief special Indian agent. Dozens of saloons are afected. They have thirty days in which to dispose of their stocks and close their doors. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Naval stsrss Belt nur.an.

Savannah. Ga. Nov. 27.--.Fotest fires ars doing heavy damage throughout the naval stores belt, according to re- ports received here today. A long drought also has greatly decreased the water supply. Operators practically have stopped boxing trees for next sea- sons crop because trees thus treated are dyfng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
rear Toe Crevy,. s.fetx

Atlantic City. E. J.. Nov. 27.---Aiarm is felt here for the crew of the auxil- iary power and sail boat Chaifonte. of the Inlet fleet. which has failed to re- turn from q cod fishing expedition be- gun before the northeast storm set in last week. The missing men are Capt. Levi Adams. two men and boy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Cssl sfsners strike i.

Edmonton. Alberta, Nov. 1.-Two hundred miners employed in the Stan- ley coal mines around this city went out on strike last night. As result Q coal famine Is threatened here and the schools and the power house will have to close. The men want better work lng condftions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
noaA. stsl, cerne,nea.

New York. Nov, 27.--There were no new developments in the reported ne- | lgotiations for a severance of the Rock
 Island and the St. Louis. Southwest
 |prn, ssf RAAfgead adosnsystem today. The leading ,fmtetssts ifs these roads were out or the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
nankaulv1ne nt oneVsae1rn.

snoswdaun, Nov. ay--< <Epecisiy---A pretty rhanksgfvine ssrvscs was heii 1t the Msthodist sChnrch af Showdown Thursday nisht ,,s.;. .s.,: < The church wAs tsstsfui1y decorated with the pfoducts ef field, orchard and Ears1sn. which were grouped about che altAr with unstudfed but graceful profusicn. A table before the pulpit was banked h1Ssh with. pumpkips. ap- plsa, peuisgranates' and ether fruits.
 The chsndei raii suDpcrtod siieaves of .osts and ears of corn and was twined about with autumn leaves, hrannhes ef autumn leaves aud bright red berries adorned the walls.
 The sokoois chfldven uhasr the, idirec- ton sof Miss Peytibeli Hihb.. recited vslections and sung several songs ap- propxiate to tho occasion and wsrs followed by short ssfincn from the pastor end . collection for missionr was taken up hy two little girla Missss Mary smith and Lucy Waters
 The choir rendereae several beautiful ssongA Mrs. Lee CAliaway acting ees
 The service closed with the singing Of the doxology.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
r4aa9fera Afser Jselk.

Boston. Mass, Nov 27---Acting for Sam Langford. the heavy weight boxer of thfs city. Manager Joe Woodman today deposited s1e.00o to bind a match of not less than twenty rounds with Jack Johnson for the champion ship of the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
lnnrslalaln \. N. .l,enx storx.

{ st. Petershurg. Nov. 27.---The report published in Berlin that the Russian
 Government intended to close a conr tract with an American syndicate to develop the Trans-Siberian Railway is .of1cisily denied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
vTExu owoyvW RoSES

0ur Aeil grown rsse plsnss are nsw 2 ueaAy Nsr sAelfvsrys an1 thaa is the pFopes ssassm fsv plnu1sng.
 We hGve zeyeoo Sf ths nnset poants sves ex6wn tn fAs seuth, anA they arc gFsstn af nessmopt Gares1s. sSsoA 1sr p1st q varsesasp snA D1eees. BOSUMoNT GARDENS; nc uextss Avs.
 Meafgsnssxs Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
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Y Mssase nnelsssds - DsSs rs-
 Mes,,., ssv sfEss;sss; Es;ssss,ss, si.., calf for if-s per cent ofs inc e41dtsI syock Of sthe Nsw, OrisaS,l wetlie and Chicago Railroad company. which is SI2. .ooo. .0oo. was made tedny. This vii amount to ibsut esoGeee.
 | Al coon as ths- cherters are orants4. the road by the ssveraf states through which 1t tFavsress. the now organiss- ton viii assume control of the 1o- biis. Jacixson and Kansas City Rafl-
 n wss stated &hat unasr the rs- orsanlsstien plans' sli Improvements centenplafsd will be carrisd out.
 1riiiiafd e. Hunstons. and MArtin a. Boetn. rsprssentinx the re-crgsni. sation ce1hnittet 6f the read. who havs beSn Attsudine tho ming of papers incofporrtin6 tfs toad in Ala bama, lfississtppi AnA Tsnnessee. ar lived hsrs tonight snreute to New York. .Sss s ,s ! ,.s.as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
DAVIDSON & HOLT
 Insurance and Real Estate Phone Nc. I5. No. lI3 Montgomery s. Phone Me a2

'''' FOR SALE.
 Nice one-story cottage, four rooms, No. 324 Cleveland Avenue. lot 50 by 125. Price, s1.25O. Terms easy.
 FOR SALE.
 Vacant lot west side of Pleasant Av- enue. lot 50 by I6O. Price e1.l6o. A BARGAIN.
 FOR SALE.
 On North Decatur Street, we offer for a few days only nice one-story frame cottage of i've rooms, electric lights, all modern improvements, house In first class conditions price 32,500. Terms to suit. FOR SALE.
 Vacant lot. South McDonouRh Street well elevated and we'll suited for a handsome residence, price sI.560. |, FOR SALE. Seven miles from the city, 100 acres beautiful level land. can be we'll suited to be cut up fin ten and twenty acre FOR SALE. On Pleasant Avenue, new two-story residence. seven rooms. bath. electric
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Garaeld'a Secretary Ileaa.

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 27.%-pr. D. Moody, aaed ss. former secretary te Gen. James A. Garileid. is dsad .at hls home here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
'U.C VI WsszseH1Ai.

! The raenaoriai meeting Of Raphaei eesnsnss Camp, No, II. U. C. V. 10 the memory of twenty of their deceased .conasadss viii take plece in. the lecturs room, of the \. N. c. 4 on. Monday nlkft. Dees 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
.. .. wRrGnT DEAD,

Away.
 Mobile, Nov. s7.--fe fepsciai.) )---Edwsrd G1osu wright. at years old. resident Of Ysfiow Pine for fye years. died at th&s piece today Gftsr long illnsss. :. Hs was c native of wiimar. Ark. Surviving him is his father. in wii- mar, enc ercthsrs James L. Wrf8hts In Yellow Pfne. and other relatives. The remains were shipped to Wilnnar tonight for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Any siri wsuid fstnsf tsli her ses shRn eopfses that she 1A Ae4 rsceevs enc of thsss bsGutsfuf beeks from fowisT's Book Dtefe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

;, Living costa more in these days- but 1t Is worth rnore to live and pat. r6nlse a < fowier's Book store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
MIL GARRY CAI HIGHER
ExDsn InADERs ArrEAL ID su-
 EHUnE cOuNH.
fre6sns Psxsfssn Fss Cersssrsss ne-
 euesoaw uu~Ft ef ADese1s fs ! Rros1At Aassew ef Duxwer

q wsshineteu. Nov. a1--on behalf oi 69musi dcmpsrss John Mitchell and Frank Morrison. tho labor leaders, . 0SteeIop ewss Sled tn tho gaprens cb0rt ef the United statss foAsy for eertietsrl roQuirfng the Court of aobsais Sf ths District of Cofumbta to certify 70 thes nstien's hishest tribunal xsf tts rsvtslon and dstsfmiuation of sib Appsal tnksn hyi thsn In the fe- |'mous Huaks Stove and Range case. Tn the petition it is. stated that "the ouestiops involved in this case are of Ersat public Importance, aftsctfng the |peepls. Including 2.o0o.o0s who arc by fsputatfoh made defsndanta in the principal action.
 The coustituticnai .right of these psope ..of saving by. word of mouth, or printed pubiicAtion to each other or
 to others that they don't propose to deal with tho piaintin or purchase its pfcductse is advanced. ana the argu- mSnt 10 made thar several courts have sustsiasd this contsution.
 Though, the District. Court cf Ap-
 peais dsnisd that they acted within
 tAsls conssfsutionai rtgh&s through af- hrmsnce. of the conviction Of the tnrss iea6erp for contempt coroIIAry to the
 criafnAl suit, 1t is urged that . diffsr- snce of opinion on that point exists h the Court of Appeals, one member
 of which dissented from the jude
 nent of the majority of the tripunsi
 can Upea Presiaent. WashfnRfDn. Nov. T.-Samuel oompers and Secretary Morrison of
 the American Federation Of. Labor to-
 day sAw the prssident for the hrst lime eince they were sentenced Tor contempt. Their call however. had nothing to do with the criminal pro- ceedinrs. Mir. s0ompers intended tax inx up matters which the federation vtshes to have considered at the com in9 sessien of Congress. including an |amsndrnent te the anti-trust laws that tiysrs shall be . provision excepting labor unions. from classification as trusts. Tho president is in favor of accomplishing this purpose without specifically sxsmpting. the unions hut In such . way that they shall not pc Amennbie to the anti-trtist laws. He beiisvss that any infrAction of labor unions in time of strikes can be amply dealt with by means of injunction. 4 call from Secretary. Knox pre- | vented Mr. Gompers from 'brfngtns the trust matter up today and t was 1 arranged for the labor ieadcrs to call on Monday to discpss the. subject. Several prominent delegates to the reccnt Toronto convention accompap- led Messrs. 0cmpers and Morrison.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

ron SALE.
 Splendid farm. 653 acres on Central of Georgia Railroad, about ten miles from city. lies near Carter Hill Road
 mostly prairie, about twenty i've acres
 in timber. cabins, stable. plenty of wa ter This land is well situated ana can
 be made very productive. Price S2O per acre, which Ia low value for the prop erty.
 FOR SALE.
 We offer for sale at Highland Park Park Place, beautiful two-story cot.
 tage. lot 100 by 300; seven rooms. bath. electric lights. gas. house fin first class condition. Price As.B00. Terms can he
 arranged to suit This Is one of the
 most desirable homes at Highland Park. FOR SALE. North Lawrence Street. two-story ras. 1 tdence close in. lot 50 by li0; eight rooms. two bath rooms, electric Iirhts i house In first class condition. One of ] the best arranged houses in the city for
 boarding house or private residence 1 Terms easy. 1 FOR SALE.
 On Maury Avenue we offar neU | two-story residence. eight rooms, siee I trie lights. bath. modern in every way. Iprice sa,ib9. Terms easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
FOR SALE

On Pleasant Avenue, new two-story residence, seven rooms bath, electric
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

FOR SALE. s450 will buy a three-room hous, near the Brewery. - .--.. @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Siis0 will buy house and three lots in Highiand Park. If you want home or something for speculation. you have 1t in this property. The lots alone are worth the money. Must sell See us early.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

E vacant lot. South McDonough Street well elevated and we'll suited for s handsome residence, price si.500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
FOR SALE.

$2100 will buy nice five room house
 near Hammer Hall, western part of the city. House has all modern conveni-
 ences. A bargain here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
roR SALE.

One of the finest pieces of investment property in the city, so situated that the value ia increasing every day. and pays a good interest on the investment. If you want something that Is good. see us about this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

X Vacant lot west side of Pleasant Av- enue. lot 50 by 15O. Price S1,l6o. A BARGAIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Santa Invites Correspondence Through ..... His Letter Box

......... His Letter Box
 Children correspond directly with Santa Claus through lis box Toy Department He you pick something in Washington Ave windows that you him bring you Xmas Write him about sign your full and address and mail Santa Claus Letter Box may be your stocking on Xmas and your letter luckily drawn of the box Saturday morning will receive beautiful present from the Knowles stock of toys Two prizes will be awarded girl the other boy
 Winners of last weeks prizes will be announced Tuesday papers