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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
TOR sALE:-

FOR SALE:--
 Now for proposition that should find ready buyers. No. 10+0 South Perry St. cor ner lot. with comparatively new modern residence. bath on each floor. front and rear stairway, arranged 2nd floor. could be rented of desired, located within 100 feet of two of the swell residences of the city. on the new asphalt boulevard: price reasonable. Terms part cash. balance on time.
 Nice little farm only miles from city on Norman Bridge Road. consisting Of leo acres; part in woodland; balance undar cul- Here Is new one just put on the mar ket Located on Park Place. Highland Park. 6 room cottage, new and modern; on the corner, large lot, 115 feet front with stable and barn. If interested. see us Monday.
 Perry Street property and vacant lots In southern part of city are attracting much attention and considerable rivalry. We are the headquarters: special attention called to those located corner of South Perry and Frederick Avenue South Perry and Fielder and South Court and Fielder Streets. All megnificent building sites Call on us for
 CHANDLER DOUGLASS.
 First National Bank Building.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS in quantities from 100 to 1,0o0. oso can Dc produced in exact fac-simile Of orig inai typeWriting and when properly eKscUt- have the same effect as If each letter was typewritten separately. Our facilities and work of thia clasa Our reputation assufes that we will. D. L. Davant Typewriter Co, Ftrst National Bank. s-1-n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
MASON & CO.
 5I4 Bell Building. Phone 269l.

Money to loan on city property Of Montgomery County farm lands in amounts of $l 100000 or more.
 We have for sale five room house on Highland Avenue for $l .600.O0 or would exchange for place closer in and pay difference.
 We have a good plantation four and one-haIf miles from Court Square that will be sold as a whole or sub-divided to suit purchaser. There are 54l acres in the place. about 100 acres is good bottom land. t is now rented to good tenants.
 We represent the Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of New York, assets $l9.700.000.00.
 Our Accident and Health policy is- sued by the Pacific Mutual is the best protection in ease of loss of time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
xARxERs coArREss AND wAsEHousE

We opsrats the large gfn plant near wash tngton Park on the Afiantic Coast Lins. We 9in and gin-comprsn cotton buy the bais ship from our own warehouse. No dray- age We Invite the public to Inspect our cd corn. for sais at whoissafe or retail priess. This plant is operated hy farmers and they win appreciate all patronage.
 Chas |. Gay. Pfssfdent and dsn1 Manager. E q WtlliAmA ssc'y and Treasursr. Phone o1oI --3et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
STORAGE.

WHMN you Aeed storage. separate locked Rooms @bsclute safety and privacy, call sphona 10sB. United Selling Company. stor. age Department five JeEfsrson %. -sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

EALEGAGAN as local manager to handle Formacone the formaldehyde disinfector; oyer 100000 in use. Also complete line of sanitary supplies. Used by U. g. Government
 Our manager at Duluth, Minn., made 332O week of September I1th Exclusive territory to right man with good references Investi- Eate today. Formacone O., 50. Church St.. New York -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
FOR RENT.

 FOR RENT--6 mule farm. eight miles from city. land in excellent condition will ad- vance. Address Box 5ss. City. --l2
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HELP WANTED.

ss.Qoo TO sio. 900 yearly easily made In real estate business; no capital required: we will teach you the bushes by mail appoint you special representative of leading real estate company. list with you readily salable prop critics cooperate with and assist you 10 a permanent success; a thorough commercial law course free to each representative. Write for s2-page book free: it will be sure to interest you. The Cross Co.,, Dept. 2o1. Chicago. -2s-eosu-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
spar. the west Indian Bird .

West Indian birds form very prom inent element still in Cuba, Haitian and Jamaican landscapes, though. un-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

TRAVELLING sALEsMEN--Men experienced as retail clothing salesnaen. or in taking measurements for Mems made-to-order gar ments to hold special displays of woolens with our agents. and assist fin booking orders for tailored garments. Splendid opportuni- ties for men of ambition. Give references
 age and complete business experience with application. Ridgeiy- Walker Co.. Wholesale Txilors. Louisville. KY. -5-su-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

sALEsMEN wanted-Best line calendars. leather goods. bank supplies and advertising noveities Exclusive. long time, liberal con
 tracts to competent men. Bankers Supply co, Iowa City. Iowa -s sALEsAfEN--Traveiing small towns to sell attractive side line Spring Dress Goods and White Goods to retail stores. Liberal com mission. Purneli Dale Mills. Box $50. Phila- delphfa. ---k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

CIVIL Service employees are paid well for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon expert advice, sample questions and Book let 346. describing positions and telling cas-
 fest and quickest way to secure them free. Write now. Washington Civil Service School. Washington D. c. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
LEAK UNDERTAKING co. Funeral Directors.
 Telephone 6o0
Probate Notice.

State of Alabama. Montgomery County.
 Probate Court. Nov. eth. 1909.
 Notice Is hereby given that ". 1T. Robertson and Joseph K. MeC1urkfn as executors of the estate of Thomas Davidson. deceased, this day filed their account, vouchers and statement for final settlement as said Executors. and that the 3oth day of Nov. 1Sos. has been appointed for said seftlemsnt
 J. H 0AsrcN. su-st. Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

sALEsMEN--wanted. Traveiing Statesmen earn from si.0oe to s250o0 year and cx- penses Over 500. 900 employed in the United States and Canada We receive calls for thousands of saiesmen and have assisted thousands Of men who had no former ex- perience' to secure good positions or better salaries A. great many of them who form eriy earned from S100 to as high as s1.000 q month and many as high as s1o0 day If you want to secure a good position or in- creaee your earnings our free book. "A knight Of the Grip" will show you how and our Free Empioymsnt Bureau will assist you in securing it, Write nearest office for #. today, Address Dept ss0. National saleS-
 mems Training Association. New York, Chi cisco. s-5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

salesmsn. Salary and expenses if qualified. Position permanent.
 Choice territory. Address F. o. Herder. Saiesmanager. St. Louis. Mo. --6-su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

 @. 50 PER DAY paid to one lady in each town to distribute free circulars and take orders for Concentrated F1avoring in tubes. Permanent position. J. S. Ziegler Co.,. Chi- cago. -4-2t WANTED-Lady to travel in Alabama. good pay and tailor made suit free In 90 days; experience unnecessary: reliable firm Write for particulars. J. F. McBrady Co, Chicago. wANTED-0ood cook to cook two meals day. must know how to cook for patient, who is convalescinE. 800 Highland Ave. LADY Sewers--Make sanitary belts at home; materials furnished: SIP per hundred. Par ticuiars stamped envelope Dept. 4l9, Elm piIe Mfg Co.,. Chicago. -4 LADIEs-we want a representative; where not represented; to sell Tan No-More and Freekeleater preparations. Greatest selling line of toilet articles ever put out Repre- sentatives write, "ooods Sell ThemselYes" Sold under strict guarantee to please or money back. We furnish the capital. Write today for information to Baker-Whooler Mfg, Co. Dept. N. Dallas. Tex. -4-su-lt LADY Sewers to make up shields at home S10 per 100; make two an hour; work sent prepaid to reliable women; send reply envelope for full information to Universal Remedy Co. Desk 3, Walnut St.. Phila. Pa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WANTED-Man. must be willing to learn and capable Of acting as our representative; nc, canvassing or soliciting; good income as- gured. Address National Cooperative Real ty O.. ss2 Warden Bldg, Washington. D.
 c. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

MECHANICAL Draughtsmen wantsd--The demand Is always in excess of the supply.
 We qualify young men. at small expense. to take well-paid positions as mechanical draughtsmen and mechanical engineers. All that Is needed Is ability to read and write and willingness to study. Write today for s.Mechanical Drawing Circular" I. c. S.. Box 205f-D. Scranton. Pa -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
PERSONAL

CLUB women or students desiring informa- ton on literary or historical subjects or as sistance in writing papers and essays. can procure same at reasonable rates with the adyentages of Astor and Tilden Libraries,
 N. r.. and Congressional Library, Washing
 ton Address Box si4. -16-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

BIO Inducements to saiesmen of ability to sell lubrtcatinS oils and greases on commis- sion. Champion Refining Co. Cleveland. o.
 -5-su.et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

e9o 4 MoNTH-a60 expense allowance at start to put out merchandise and grocery catalogues; mail order house. American
 Home Supply CO. Desk 2s Chicago. 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WANTED-To rent { rooms upstairs fur ntshed or unfurnished. will give table board if desired. Bath room. lights water and all conveniences Front and back entrances.
 Terms reasonable. Apply to 200 Holcombe 6Is -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WANTED-stenogreph and office sssis- tnut--must take dsctation rapidly. transcrfbe hand. Can get board and lodging at fifteen dollars per month. Salary eee.00 per month
 Answer in own handwriting and give age E. E. Jackson Lumber Co. Riderville Ala.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
WANTED-BOARDERs.

wANTED-Roomers and boarders at BPS Adams St. Phone 2725 -7-3t WANTED-BoaFders to occupy nice large front room at 12o Moulton St. blocks from Court Square. - CAN furnish board and lodging to four young men. or to couple for light housekeep- ing. In private home, desirable location and good accommodations Address Box e24. T WANTED-To rent nicely furnished front room on first floor for one or two gentle
 men. phone. lights and bath all conven- fences Address s. A. L.. care The Adver- tiSer --7-at WAETED-Boarders four nice young men se occupy nice front room. rates reasonably
 Phone 54OA. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

LARGE grocery and merchandise mall order desires reliable representative tn this locality to advertise and secure names and addressss for mailing catalogues.
 A liberal compensation and contract given relisble man. Cash Buysrs Association. To- 1eao.s O. sG .f --9-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WAETED--Two good solicitors steady 5ob, good salary. Apply no N. Goidthwaite St.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WANTED-A young man between Is and IS who has had experience in grocery or bakery business. who can furnish reference.
 Apply at Ungers Bakery -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

PUFFS. Braids, curis. etc, -aii made from combings by me; IL appreciate all orders for them. Phone 2io7 or call at s22 south Law
 renee. -ie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

wANTED-To communicate with reliable party owning body rich land near Montgom- cry. who would be Interested in planting pecan grove on shares. W. c. F., care Ad- vertiser. ftsA s4& --is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WANTED-combinatio Gang Saw TIier and Sawyer for 36 in. Wfekes. Tn first letter give references. wages wanted. stating how soon can come. X. Y. z.. care Advertiser.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

LARGE Refrigerator suitable for boardin
 house. for sale. cheap Can be seen at 42 IS. Perry St -l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

PRINTER wantsd---At once. good all round man, up-to-date office. permanent position.
 Whis & Observer. Eutaw. Ala. --s-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

BIG PROFITS selling Vulcan Fountain and Styio Pens. We'll advertised easy to sell . Write for catalogue showing liberal dis counts. Ullrtch and Co, 27 Thames St., New York. z. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

AGENTS and district Managers in every County in Alabama to represent Home Mu- tual Insurance Company. Big commissions given to right men. Address W. W. Heath,
 President. Enterprise. Ala -2-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

HERE at last. first advertisement in Lite rary Digest May IS. sold 4,5l4; started Is lawyers and IS preachers agents making S45 to 800 weekly Long time coming cost sl6.o00 to perfect. Shaving men delighted
 buy eagerly; only machine ever invented to sharpen every kind of razor. Risk postal; learn how to make $90 weekly, honorably. Never Fail Co.,, 9s Nicholas. Toledo, O.. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
WANTRD--a6ALR HELP.

wANTED--Young man thoroughiy conpe-
 tent and experienced in every detail of the General Mercantile business degires pro- position for accsptance Jan. 1st. Can invest sb0o.0o it hfrnngment is satisfactory. Good character marrted now employed. Al refersnces Address. J. M. ". care Adyer- tleef .-.-----. ~ ---- --.--- | ---1-9t
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wANTED-ARents: terms liberal Address Indian Medicine Company, Grand Rapids,
 Mich. -1-RI-10i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

q. 200 PER year selling our Vim. A Rogers siiverware Jewelry, Watches Gold Clocks. Jewel Boxes. Cutlery. Razors Patented Kitchen Utensils. Lace Curtains, Hosiery
 Sweater Coats. Soap and SiIverware Outfits and i,200 other quick selling outfits Write uiek for our Free Catalos and proposition. The Phillips Co. 222 Philips Bldg. Dayton, Ohio. -2-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

PoRTRAITs from artist to agent at first cost. All values, no middieman. sGood work
 Low prices. Prompt Write for particulars H. Hettinger, Artist. Chicago. --2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

CIVIL SERVICE positions are very desirable for younE people. Full information and qsesttons recently used by the Commission &rse. columbijAn Correspondenee College.
 Washington. D. C. -3-su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

AGENTS-Attention; portraits from 45c up.
 Qncluding print.) oilets conveyed; prompt
 reliable. Thos. Lukas. 1918 Morgan St.. St. Louis Mo. --2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
WANTKD--AGENTs.

AGENTs-Men and women in every town to sell the celebrated Triplex Handbag for women. four bags for four separate purposes, all in one. Can be eniargedeto meet your needs as you go along. Write for terms and partfcuiarss of other new patented articles. g. A. Diamond 6 Bro Co.,, Manufacturers,
 s5, West 2lst St. New York. --2-su-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

STRAWBERRY PLANTS-Lady Thompson
 variety. soc per hundred. - Address Mrs F.
 H. Eimore Mt. Creek Ala. -16 CUT this out for iuck.-send birth date and s0c for wonderful horoscope of your eEtire
 life. Prof. Raphael. 4ss Lexington Ave. New York. -1e-su-t3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
poR sAlE.

good eon6lklon. Addfess aii communicationa to MsB 4. B. Strickland. Union springs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-07
MRS. CYMBALOWSKI'S
BABE DIED A MONTH AGO
Mother Discovers Fact Only When
Armed With Courts Order, She
Seeks Child

Bearing an order signed by Probate
Judge Durfee, returning TO her GUS
tody the child taken from her In the
hour OF its birth last February, Mrs
Victoria Cymbalowski recently acquit
ted of the murder Of her husband, has
tened TO the House OF Providence with
her attorney, August Cyrowski, Tues.
day afternoon, only 10 learn that her
little one was dead.
Instead of the babe, those In charge
handed the little woman a note signed
by Sister Alexia. II read:
Cymbalowski delivered to the custody
of the House OF Providence on Feb. 10.
1909, died on the fourth day OF March.
A. D. 1909. and is buried I'm Mt Olivet
cemetery. Cause OF death specific
trouble. Undertaken Maney buried
same.
(Signed)
AS Mrs. Cymbalowski cannot read
English her attorney was Obliged IL
translate the contents OF the note into
Polish. She seemed stunned for 4
moment Then she gave way To vic
lent outburst of grief
My baby. My poor baby" she
cried "Oh, why didn't they tell me.
Why did they let me think it was
alive?"
1t was with difficulty, Mrs. Cymba-
lowski was persuaded TO return home.
She was still so5bing as she left the
building
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-07
MRS. SIMPSONS MOTHER
IS HER STAR WITNESS
Letter Indicates Prisoper Was to
Chaperon Young Couple - State
Expected to Show Motive.

LYONS, n. Y, April THE bottom
was well nigh knocked out OF the case
of the state against Georgia Allyn
Sampson, accused of the murder of her
husband. Harry Sampson, today when
the star witness for the prosecution,
Mrs. Allyn, mother of the young wom-
an, explained under cross-examination
the letter that was alleged by the
state TO have furnished the motive for
the killing
On her direct examination Mrs. AL
lyn had stated that the letter was
signed by Robert Manson, and, as well
as she could remember, asked Geor-
gia Sampson to come to Niagara Falls
and spend the day and have a good
time"
On cross-examination she was asked
IL the letter did not also ask Georgia
to bring another young girl-with her.
She thought that it did and was
then asked IL the other young girl was
not Mildred Servoss, a distant rela.
tive of the Allyns with whom Robert
Manson had been going for a long time
and II the couple had not frequently
been guests at the Sampson and Allyn
homes. She stated that this was so
and in response to questions the i'm
preston was conveyed to the Jury and
the spectators that Mrs. Georgia
Sampson had often chaperoned the
young couple. Shortly after IL O'Clock
Mrs. Allyn was excused. She walked
with faltering steps TO where her
daughter was sitting and the latter
kissed her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-07
.B|G STORM DOES
HEAVY DAMAGE IN
MIDDLE WEST
Several Persons Are Killed and Heavy
Property Loss Sustained-Western
Michigan Hit Hard BY Rain,
Hail, Lightning and Cyclone.
Telegraph and Telephone Wires Are
Scattered in Tangled Heaps On
Ground in Different Places.

CHICAGO. April 7.-Messages re-
ceived here today state that heavy
damage was done by the fierce storm
that swept over the middle west last
night and today. The loss OF life and
property was especially heavy In
Michigan. Western Michigan was
swept by q heavy rain. hail and cleo
trical storm, followed by terrific
gale. Benjamin Helmer. eight years
old. the son Of Charles Helmer. was
instantly killed. and his two little sis
tiers were severely shocked as they
sat 1T the dinner table In their home
near lonia last night.
Ray Miller, 16 years old, was struck
by a roof which was blown on neigh
boris house. He was instantly killed
and his brother. Guy, IA years old.
was rendered unconscious. They were
driving past the house In a fierce
gale
With waves dashing mountains In
height over the piers and all shipping
remaining inside the harbor, Lake
Michigan Is today wrapped In its first
big gale of the season oil 1909. Mar
liners are staying inside the lifesaving
stations. fearing to risk themselves In
the open. A 50-mile gale is sweeping
the lake today
Telegraph and telephone communi-
cation has not been SO completely par
alyzed In years. The telegraph and
telephone companies are working un-
der extremely difficult circumstances.
because the storm blew down poles,
carrying hundreds OF wires in tangled
heaps TO the ground.
The rain, sleet and wind storm did
heavy damage in Toledo and vicinity
The loss In the Maumee section VIII!
reach into thousands OF dollars. The
roof of the plant OF the Massilon
Bridge Co, was blown of and hurled
into the field. Three hundred men
were thrown out OF work Pedestrians
were jostled by the wind and women
would not risk themselves In the
streets. Many houses were struck by
lightning near Toledo
A score of persons were injured by
the tornado which swept over Fort
Wayne. Ind. Twelve houses were de-
molished and damage amounting 10
thousands OF dollars inflicted. Peter
Shellhouse was pinioned beneath the
debris of his home at Albion, Noble
county. and was burned TO death when
the debris took fire.
Benjamin Brandt, l6 years old. was
killed by a bolt OF lightning while driv-
ing In a buggy near Waterloo. Iowa.
The lightning also killed his two
horses and demolished the buggy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-07
CITY WILL STAND PAT.
Wabash Must Act With other Roads
en- Grade Separation.

A conference of city officials was
held In City Engineer Mccormick 8
Office. "Wednesday morning, to discuss
grade separation. Mayor Breitmeyer,
Corporation Counsel Hally, Park Com
missioner Hinchman and city engineer
talked matters over with the mem.
bers of the grade separation commit
tee.
II was determined TO retain the
width OF the boulevard at 90 feet at
the point of the separation. The re-
port made by the engineer indicated
that the three separations planned for
this year-Johr r., Brush and Beau
bien-sts.-wil be far easier than tho
diagonal crossings OF hastings-sts..
Milwaukee-ave and the boulevard.
which come up next year.
The city will stand pat as far as
the refusal OF the Wabash railroad
TO act with the others IN some re-
spects is concerned, and the senti-
ment was that the city would be able
TO secure the six separations In two
seasons
The work already outlined will cost
the railroads approximately $1,000
900. while the city will get of with
less than half of that amount in all
probability.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-07
CHARGES ISLANDER BY
STORY OF LOVE AFFAIR
Morris krakovsky Says Ugly Tale
Was Circulated BY Max Schwartz
and Sues for Damages.

A story which stirred the Jewish
district several weeks ago was the
cause of a suit for SANDER. filed In
the circuit court. Wednesday. by
Morris Krakovsky aginst Max
Schwartz.
The story which Morris saws has
ruined his good narue aud brought
him into disrepute relates to his love
affair with Brindlc Perelmutte. IT,
was told that Morris. having saved up
several hundred dollars. was anxious
to get married. He would not nave a
frivolous American girl for his wife,
so he sent to Bereanitz, Russia, for
the sweetheart Of his boyhood days.
Morris. according to the story. could
not write, SO the delicate task Of pro-
posing was entrusted to brother-in-
lava The letters, perner by this rela-
tive We're 80 tender and winning, so
the story went. that the lady came to
Anne RIGA to marry Morris. II was said
| that she was taken into the Krakovsky
home. where she worked hard. Brin.
die was not long in Detroit before
she learned that her future husband
was uneducated and could not write
The girl declared she would not marry
man who could net write. the en-
gagement was broken off, and Brindle
went to another house to live. Then.
it was related, the Krakovskys in
duced the girl to return to their home,
stripped her of all the fine clothes
that Morris had bought for her and
turned her out into the street in a
costume that would make Salome
dancer shiver.
Morris charges in his declaration
that Schwartz spread the story that 1t
Is untrue and harmful to him. and
asks for $4,000 damages.