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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
DISCUSS FEED BILL
w. c. AGEE OFF SELMA HEADS
COMMITTEE.


The Legislative committee of the
Alabama Wholesale Grocers met last
night in the Exchange Hotel, with
several members of the Legislature to
agree on q bill to regulate the stock
feed to, be s0ld in Alabama.
The committee was headed by w.
c. Agee, well known wholesale mer-
chant of Selma. 1t included q number
Of prominent wholesale merchants OF
Alabama. Interested in the measure
were Senator Henry F. Reese OF Dali
las, Representative Alex Pitts OF the
same county and Representative w.
c. Cooper OF Calhoun. Before the
joint meeting of the lawmakers and
wholesalers, there appeared by In
vitation State Chemist B. B. Ross, of
the Alabama Polytechnic Institute and
Commissioner Of Agriculture, j.. A.
wilkinson. The object of the meeting
was to draw up an equitable and just
bill, which would protect Alabama
from the sale of dangerous and In
ferior stock feed. A great deal OF
complaint has come from the indis-
criminate sale of mixed feed for stock
and no little financial loss has re-
suited.
Representative Cooper had prepared
bill which seemed to meet with the
favor OF those present. Several
Cooper bill and 1t may be generally
supported when these amendments are
embodied In 1t.
A bill prepared by Senator Reese.
somewhat similar to the Cooper bill.
was also considered.
A committee was appointed to meet
with Senator Reese and Mr.. Cooper at
the capitol at o'clock this morning
to perfect one feed bill. This COM
mittee IL composed of Mr.. w &C. Agee.
Senator H. r. Reese. Representative
william Cooper. Mr.. Hobbie Of Mont
eomery, Prof. B. tB. Ross, Commission
err Wilkinson and Mr.. Morris.
This committee also eontemplates
the Incorporation in the bill Of a pro-
vision requiring q square deal" In
respect to weights In the sale of feed
stuffs, and to provide q punishment for
violation thereof; or 1t may be neces-
sary to prepare q separate bill to cover
the matter of weights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
DISCUSS COMMISSION ).
FORM OF GOVERNMENT

Discussing the commission form of
government bill for more than four
hours yesterday afternoon. sub
committee of the municipal organiza-
tions committee of the House of
Representatives will this morning
make a favorable report to the full
committee on the bill with amend
rnents.r These amendments have not
changed the bill. the four hours dis
cussion being taken up with an
exhaustive examination of the seventy
one sections. which compose the bill
as introduced.
The committee on municipal organi-
Nations met Immediately after. the ai
journment of the House yesterday
afternoon, and the Commission Form
of Government bill was first under
consideration. Chairman Gunter sug-
gested that the bill be referred to q
sub-copmittee. The committee thought
the suggestion wise one. and Repre-
sentatives Woolf. Cooper, Hoffman.
Urquhart and Gunter were appointed
by the chairman.
The subcommittee met yesterday
afternoon at o'clock In Mr.. Gunter's
Bell building offices, and each section
of the bill carefully considered. With
a few minor amendments the bill
stands as introduced.
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cials In relation thereto. and to provide
means for defraying the expenses ip-
cured under the provisions Of this Act.
(Thesday August 3, 1909, after reports
of standing commfttees) Passed.
H. b. 81. BY Mr.. Ballard of Pike.
Banking and Insurance. ITO prohibit
Misrepresentation rebating and dis
examinations by life insurance COM
panies, and prohibiting the issuance Of
certain special contracts and the sale
and issuance of stocks. bonds or other
securities in connection with the sale
Of life insurance. (After H 3d.
H. B. 81. By Mr.. Carmichael OF Col
bert. (Temperance.)--To promote
temperance and suppress the evils OF
intemperance: to discourage the use
and consumption of alcohol. alcohol
&c, spirituous. vinous, malt. brewed and
fermented liquors and other liquors. IL
guilds. bitters and beverages, defined
and set forth In the act. and substi-
tutes or devices therefor; and to pro-
hibit the manufacture. sale. barter. ex-
change. giving away, furnishing or
otherwise disposing OF the said liquors
liquids and beverages, the carrying on
of the business OF brewer, distiiler.
OF spirits. or retail or whols-
sale dealer In liquors, or retail or
wholesale dealer in malt. liquors. and
the keeping or maintaining of unlawful
places. which are declared to
be common nuisances and are to be
abated as such. (After II. g.,
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itself. was without representation. He
pleaded for local self government, and
declared that the claims Of the Pettus
county people were only those Of
Democrats.
He stated that his proposition of the
new county did not take rich land
from Tuscaloosa, a. had been claimed
by Tuscafoosa people who opposed the
new county measure. The dimensions
Of the new county. 40 he stated, were
SOS square miles, of which about 400
was TO, come from Jefferson, about ITO
from Tuscaloosa, twelve from Bib and
twenty-seven from Shelby.
Tuscaloosa Protests.
Tuscaloosa presented strong op-
position. Already mass meeting Of
Tuscaloosa people had sent memorial
to the Senate. protesting against the
formation Of the new county. and
Tuscaloosa's Senator. Senator Moody,
was opposed to Pettus county's con-
structfon.
Also were it's Representatives.
Fleetwood Rice. member Of the House
from TuscaIoosa. spoke against the
county would take the richest of
Tuscaloosa'ss mining camps, that the
move was being accomplished against
the wishes OF Tuscaloosa's people, and
thus smacked, IL the bill was passed,
of arbitrary dealing.
So were BirminGham's represents
ton shown to be against the measure
all except Representative Ragsdale.
who introduced the meafure. Colonel
John was lukewarm. though he spoke
for Ragsdale, who was absent because
OF illness. and asked that the question
at least be submitted to the Senate. :.
Senator N. l. Miller. Of Birmingham.
voiced q protest. To dig into, Jeffer-
son county lines, he Neclared, would
be to destroy the county's magnificent
sewerage system. constructed after
years of effort and thousands of
money. and placed the sanitation of
the county. at the mercy OF another
county.
Senator Moody, Of Tuscaloosa. pro-
tested against the formation of the
new county, and In his protest was
Oliver, both OF Tuscaloosa, Mr.. Oliver
the circuit solicitor.
Then came the mis-appffed grafton
OF Sturdivant's, and j. A. Estes closed
the argument, for the new county.
But the cornmitteA-1 jury was against
the proposition. and after retiring for
a star chamber session. returning soon
with the verdict Of II to / for the
adverse report. And So ends Pettus
county.
once before the hopes OF the Pettus
county people were killed. when the
new counties amendment to the state
constitution. was killed by q popular
vote. In which the opposition Of Bir-
mingham and Tuscaloosa figured
largely.
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Insurance. companies. excepting mutual
8. BIZ. By Mr. HayeA-To prohibit
MISREPRESENTATION Relating and dis
ordinations by life insurance COM
panfes, and prohibiting the issuance of
certain special contracts and the sale
and issuance of stocks. bonds pr other
securities In connection with the sale
Of life insurance.
g. b. 3. By Mr.. Hayes-To amend
Section 4sss Of the Code of Alabama.
1907.
s. B. Is. BY Mr.. Hammer. (By
request ITO amend Section 1891 OF
the Code OF Alabama. 1907.
g. B. H. BY Mr.. Hammer. (By
-reduest)---To amend Section 455S OF
the Code of Alabama. 1907.
Irequest)-To amend Section 20ss Of the
Code of Alabama. 1907.
8. b. s. BY Mr.. Hayest-To amend
Section 71ss Of the Code of Alabama.
1907.
g. b. 90. BY Mr. Merritt. with
amendment.) ITO amend Sections 0, II,
rs and Is Of an act entitled an act to
regulate the trial Of misdemeanors In
the county Of Macon.
g. B. IS. BY Mr.. Merritt-To pro-
vide for the construction, main
tenauce, Improvement and protection
of the public roads and bridges of
Macon county, Alabama, and to pro-
vide for special road tax therefor;
also for the purchase OF implements,
teams and other things necessary In
the construction, and Improvement of
the same; to pay for the same either
out Of the general fund for the coun-
ty or the special road fund. Providing
for the appointment by the Commits
sioners Court Of said county of Road
Superintendent or superintendent and
Surveyor. fixing their pay. defining
their duties and comforting special
powers on the commissioners court Of
said county. Providing further the
method OF employing hands and how
certain parties may be required to take
out q license for the use of said public
roads, providing the method Of ap-
pointing apportioners and overseers
ana defining their duties and how they
may be excused from serving as such.
Defining the road year and those liable
to road duty, the time they may be
required to work. prescribing the man
ner In which they may pay In lieu Of
work to the TAX Collector of said
county, and his duty as to same. and
the method of warning hands and de-
filming those who are exempt from road
duty.
s. d. IL BY Mr.. Hammer (By
request.) with substitute)--To
amend Section s542 Of the Code Of Ala
bama.
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other of the terms and conditions OF
the contracts II makes"
Treat All Alike.
= The burden of the policy may be said
20 be included In the general provision,
running. through the bill to the effect
that no advantage whatever, even con-
tracts with the insured (as an induce
ment to take the insurance) to per-
form services real or nominal for the
company shall be given to one policy
holder over another, and invariably
such conditions and contracts, IL given
must be Incorporated In the face Of the
~ IL further provided that there
shall be associated with the sale OF
pure contracts OF Insurance., no stock
az company or agency organization OF
the company, or stock securities OF
any kind as an inducement OF insur-
nnce, In other words, the purpose is
10 make the contracts stand on their
own sinple bottom and separate from
the iIlusive estimates and misrepresen-
cations that are used In such multiplex
form to sell life insurance. The sense
~ the members when discussing the
bill-yoiced by Mr.. Rushton, chairman
of the Banking and Insurance Commit
tee in particular-was that the pol
icv ~ a life Insurance company itself
"a comuiex enough OF necessity With
out further confusing the mind of the
irrespective insurer by estimate sheets,
stocks of the company or the agencies
etc.
II company wishes to sell its
stocks there Is no objection thereto.
but a license separately must be APP
niied for to the insurance Commission
ar and before 1t IL issued the Insurance
Commissioner must receive copy of
the articles of incorporation and be
CONVINCED therefrom that tho company
will not violate the laws of the State
ir the transaction OF its business In
the state. The penalties are fines for
the company and suspension of H.
cense and for agents fine and possible
imprisonment in the county jail for not,
more than six months.
The other insurance bill passed was
that creating the office of Deputy In
surance Commissioner-the second in
the department-for the especial pur-
pose OF investigating suspicious fires
whenever called upon by local author
tiles, and to defray the expenses there
of. pay the witnesses. sheriff, police.
and others in the conduct OF the ex-
animation that will follow In each
case. The expenses. 1t was assured.
would be paid by a tax OF one-fifth of
one per cent. on the gross premiums of
the fire companies. The bill received
the approval OF the companies and
tberefore there were no interests in
terfered with, either of policy holder
or company. by the passage OF the bill.
other insurance bills on the calendar
have a special order for today
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before. upon being submitted to the
people.
"Rape--lesal lynching." Doctor Cum
ningham termed the action Of the Bir-
mingham people, 1T IL preposterous,
ridiculous. absurd and wrong"
And then he made them all laugh.
as Is DIR. Cunningham's way.
Mcdowell. of Ensley, and Cole, OF
North Birmingham. were two other
opponents Of the bill. with figures and
statistics to show that Ensley and
North Birmingham should remain in
dependent.
Closing in favor Of the Greater
Birmingham, James Bowron, a capital
list of Birmingham. ~efuted the argu-
ments of the opponents by declaring
that had It not been for Birmingham
capital-and some Of his own-there
would be no Ensfey today
He related the Inconvenience Of the
thirteen municipalities hedging about
Birmingham.
when go to the baseball. as is
the legitimate occupation Of every man
who has worked since S O'Clock. must
place myself under the laws OF West
End II I 60 to the state fair. must
be bossed by DR.. Cunningham and his
Ensley crowd: when die and / go to
my grave they will have to tag dol
lar on the end Of the coffin, to buy a
permit out In East Lake.
Frank s. White. Chairman Of the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee, and Mr.. Kennemer, a resident of
Ensley. spoke In favor of the Greater
Birmingham bill.
That the thirteen cities were in
separable in everything. and all one
great community, that they should
be under one law and one regulation.
was the keynote of their speeches.
The session lasted until midnight.
A meeting of the House committee
will be held today to take final action
on the bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04
THE SENATE.
RlIIn Second Reading.

H, B. TO- BY Mr. Lyons.-To make
provisions for defraying the expenses
of the Extraordinary Session of the
Legislature.
s. b. l. BY Mr.. Hayes-To fix the
amount of capital of and deposit with
insurance companies, excepting mutual
aid associations.
s. B. Q BY Mr.. Hayes-To prohibit
Misrepresentation. rebating and dis
ordinations by life insurance COM
panies. and prohibiting the Issuance
of certain special contracts and the
sale and issuance of stocks. bonds or
other securities In connection with the
sale of life insurance.
s. B. g. By Mr.. HayeN-To amend
Section 1859 of the Code of Alabama.
s. B. s. BY Mr., Hayes-ro amend
Section 1889 of the Code Of Alabama.
1907.
s. B. .. BY Mr. Hammer. tBy. re-
Quest)-To provide fund for the COM
pensation and expenses of the Assist
ant Bank Examiners.
reouest.) with amenduent)ETo
amend Section 3S4s OF the Code of Ala
bama.
S. B. H. BY Mr.. Hammer. (By re-
quest ITO amend Section 1891 OF the
Code of Alabama, 1907.
s. b. IA. BY Mr.. Hammer. (By re-
quest ITO amend Section 456S OF the
Code of Alabama. 1907
s. B. Is. BY Mr.. Hammer. (By re-
quest ITO amend Section 20es Of the
Code of Alabama, 1907.
8. B. IS. BY Mr.. Hammer. (By
request)-To amend Section 1924 OF
the Code OF Alabama, 1907.
Adverzed.
S. B. IL. BY Mr.. Hammer (By
request)-To amend Section s53s of
the Code of Alabama
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Geneva, Aug. 3.-(special.-At a
mass meeting called here at the Pres
byterian Church of this city to rem
slider the question OF constitutional
nrohibition talks were made by C. d.
carmichael, D. o. Vaughan and Ben
wood. great deal Of enthusiasm was
manifested. After the addresses q. f..
EIlsberry introduced q resolution ia
voring constitutional prohibition, which
was carried by an unanimous rising
vote
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Fort Morgan. Alabama. July 18th, lsoo-
Sealed proposals In tripiicate win BE- re-
eeived at this Office until t:1o r. ~. Az
plumbing OF two double sets Of Non-Com-
missicned Officers Quarters at Fort Nor
gan, Alabama Plans, specifications. blank
proposals ana further information Furnished
on application. A deposit Of $500 required
for drawings and specifications. deposit win
drawings here. pians and speciffcatfons
may be seen at the Office The United
cept any or all bids or any part thereof.
Proposals 10 be marked Proposals for cons
70 Captain H. B. Chamberiin. Quartermastef
u. Q. Army. Construction ouartermastex-
3.
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OFFICE OF the Contracting Quarsermastex,
Fort Morgan. Alabama, July aeth. laos
Sealed proposals intripiicete will be received
at this Office until 1850 D. m. August S0fhs
1909. for the sinking of ons six inch tubular
deep well at Fort Morgan. Alabama Spec
kications. blank proposals and further N
formation furnished on application epeet-
fcations may be seen at this OFFICE The
United States reserve the right 20 rstect ~
accept any or all bfds any part fhereGf<
Proposals TO be marked Proposals for sfnk-
ing wei" and addressed 70 Captain n. n
chambsriin. ouartermater o. g. Array. Com
structing ouarter-Master.
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ESCAPED CONVICT.

Fifty dollars reward for capture and de-
livery In jail for Eugene McIfwain; convict
ed at the spring term OF Dallaa County
Court. and who escaped from my plantation
color black, age rs years. height s It. In:
weight 1875 lbs, teeth good; 10 subject to
fits and as soon as he RECEIVERS from one
asks the question, What time IL it7" He
Will probably be found in Selma or Mobile.
Signed,
If l.. w. HUNTER.
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WANT MORE PAY FOR
OFFICERS OF THE GUARD

Two bills heartily favored by the
military men OF the State were intro
duced in the House yesterday. One
provided for the better organization
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the BATTLE LABORATORY
Established 1905.

Established 1905,
Montgomery. Ala, los g. Court 81.
Gin New and Commodious Quarterly
Analytical and Consulting Chemists.
Analyses for Fertilizer Plants and OIL
Mills a Speciality. Also Coal. Iron and Food
II. B. BATTLE. Phi. D. President.
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Emperor returns Home.

Swinemunde. Germany, Aug, 3-Em-
peror william returned here today on
the Imperial yacht Hohenzoilern from
his regular summer cruise In northern
waters.
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BELL BUILDING

The coolest place In Montgomery offices
tOx1g and ik'xlB-e" rent for eight 70
twenty-threo dollars per month. all modera|
office building conveniencss goes with them.
Elevators run all night and all day Sunday.
Heat on all Say Sunday during winter sse-
son. Apply II. ". Martin. AGt.. or ~. ~
Bell. Jr. ~ j. Z.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-Best paying hardware and mill
Sunply bushes In town Of 1.35o population.
eood reason for ceiling win sell part cash.
Balance on time. Address e." care Mont
Romery Advertiser. -1I-st
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CDE GIAT
2sI11ll5&
FUNERAL NOTICE.

MAY-The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
n. May. Mr.. w. A. May. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan May, are invited to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Joseph II. May from
the residence. 337 Sayre ST.. this after
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-A0ENTR.

TEXAS is the land Of big projects and we
are now offering splendid inducements 20
live hustiers to represent us In one OF the
most attractive acreage propositions ever Of
fered. past experience not necessary, though
very desirable. For full information address
C. g. Fowler and Brother, Frost Building.
San Antonio, Texas. -5-su-wd-St
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SUMMER RESORTS.

QVyaxHxnz REsoRT-Ths .@old MIR Ian a.
pSnsaeoia bay, on electric car line flffeee
SrlnuteS from city. Bathing. fishing and
boating. Good table board. large airy Feonaa
s. f,srthor Information address Miss Lfllse
rSylor The 'Old Mir Ina PensaeoIa. Fls'
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THE SENATE.


g., B. 1. BY Nj Hayes--ro fix the
amount Of capital OF and deposit with
the state Treasurer By miscellaneous
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

d Co. attention. You are hereby ordered
to report at your armory Wednesday, Aug
4th. '0s. at p. NJ. sharp, to attend funeral
OF Mr.. ]. II. May.
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Escaped Convict

FIFTY dollars reward for capture and Dc.
livery in any Jail for Jno. Henry Russell
state convict. recently convicted 20 state
Escaped from my plantation near Lowndes-
boro on 10th inst. Description: Color black.
ars ~ years height # 6 In. weight 1be
ihS teeth good. Has scar on left arm caused
nom vaocination; small scar ON chest; also
ANAL scar In corner Of left eye; sfoutly
built' Remarks; supposed to have wife 10
sls BIT w. G MscuRpx.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

10 ARE now prepared to give you an. -
Waate on any kind OF building, larra -
Isman call phones l7sl or III Harris 4
eoiss. <s-tk
sToR AaE-NsS concrete building, speciality
SniIt for ali kinds Of storagei bulk utorasa
a reasonable rates: prlyate room foF house
hcid eood& Frank Tennills ~ 1850
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MEDICAL.
FURNITURE.

TuRNTrURE-ws pack and chip your fur.
o,tura we repair and rofintsh Your furni.
lure. Geo h. WrAgs V>orniturO ca. 'Phena
AS0. --&9
kvH STORE furniture and household Ruosss
ssahsY in open space o. private roomas our
huiIdinR was built especially for 9 storage
S,arehou0s ana We are equipped to handle
md care for all kinds Of storage; wnfoh.
man on the premises day ana night. Ala
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ENGRAVING.

wANrEp-You to illustrate yoar en- waeA
our outs: they ed - per cent 20 -
ttractiveness Of amy I'D; tal& - o~ar iwith
1rha Advertiser WnSFAvtng Co. --1R
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WANTED-A quiet. sober man to take
charge OF furniture and house furnishing
department.; must have experience. BOZ II. !"
Andaiusia, Ala. --3-su-wd- 81
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PERSONAL.

A PINT Of ink free to introduce our royal
ink we will send q full pint to anyone who
will send six cents for postage. Address
richardson Mdse. Co.. Pensacola. Fla. --1e
FOR Indigestion Liver or kidney tFouhaez.
Arink LuveKns Mineral Water. Agencv AZ +
SiS Bibb St., phone 23ss. --1e-su-wed-kf
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MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

woRK-For neat stenographio and multi
commerciaI etenographio Bureau Roosas
Ia. 7aA First National Bank Bnildines
Phone ssse --s9e
QUOTATIONS.. etc, In facsimile Of perfeas
trDeWrtting done; name and address 1nser4-
"a 10 match, and envelope addressed where
A@nsrod n. L Davant Typewriter co
FIRST National Bank Bldg. sd
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SALEsMAN--Wanted, experienced man TO
travel Southeast Alabama for fancy whole
sale grocery firm; must know the trade and
territory. Reference and experience must be
furnished with application. or no attention
will be paid TO same state age ana advise
yertiser. -e-se-mo-Weo-u
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WANrRD--sALEaMEN.

for Alabama to sail
extensive aid attractive line OF Advertising
Novelties We have men earning e200 q
month. Address Box hrs. Jacksonville. Fla.
SET
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WANTED-To BUY

wANTED-At once 10 car loads OF second
hand furniture. Phone 1874, or call at u
Monroe ST. SIT
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TRAVELLING Statesmen earn $1,000 TO sto.-
900 yearly. Write for free book. How
Statesmen Succeed and secure position with
reliable firm Bradstreet System, Dept. Is.
Rochester. N. Y. --S-su-wed-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

WANTED-Parties to learn how to Rrade
classify. average. buy and ship cotton. 81
s,sted 10 high saiaried positions. Enter earIg
MSTe contract this fall. Write or nddres..
nixie Cotton College, Y. n. C. A Rae 4
Tontgomery, Ala. or ID. L Mckenzie PRE-
sAsnf Charlotte. N. @. ---wd-su-sno-fet
n Napier. 20 0ouths6t Phone 1891 Il
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FOR RENT-RooMS.

ELEGANT modern suite of three rooms
and bath, (bed room, dining and sitting
room. kitchen) furnished comlete for house
keeping Gas stove. telephone. 625 8. Law
renee.
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WANTED-sITUATIoN.

YOUNG Man stenographer desires position
within next thirty days. Three and half
years experience. Law office preferred. p.
o. Box 3e7. --e
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other of the terms and conditions OF
the contracts II makes"
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FOB SALE.

PURE Bred r. I. Red cockereis for xala.
half grown. two dollars and n half per cock
erei. Write N. b. McKeithen. Prattysile,
Ala. -~tV
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sTENoGRAPHER and general office man
wants work to occupy q few hours ut night.
Very small pay. Can furnish good REFER
enes Address Energy, care Advertiser.