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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

The sociable held Monday evening at
the schOOlhouSe on the Bangor road I'M
der the direction of Mrs. James Carten
for the benefit of the Sunday school
was success in every way. That it
was financial success was due to the
gentlemen present. A pleasing pro-
gram was carried out consisting of
music by Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Oliver,
Miss Russell and Mr. Morton of Mel
rose. Mass. and recitations by Miss
Russell and Mr. Gidney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

Swift & Turner Cos. grand openin,
day on Saturday was a great success
Hundreds of people visited the store
and became customers. Friday. June
4. viii be another eventful day at their
store. There will be cooking demon .
stratiOn of the Florence automatic oil
stove. Experts will be present. one an
experienced chef of the Epicurean Crlh
of Boston. The public are cordially in
vited to attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

still other citizens on foot" stretched,
out In long procession. which slowly
squirmed its way like a monster snake.
Barring loss Of life, the trip resemble.l
nothing as much as the March OF
Juggernaut.
All Of which goes to prove that how
ever unsightly and objectionable a
thing may be, there Is somewhere =
zone where it looks good 10 peopIe
Popular Mechanics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02
NOTICE..
Augusta. NJ,

Augusta, Maine, May %, 1909.
we the undersigned. attorneys-at-law of
~ elV Of Augusta. hereby agree to
NJ our offices at 4 o'clock each day in
C",, week: except Saturday, during the
|Snns OF June. July and Augusta. said
w. 70 ne closed at | o'clock on Satur-
t's ana to remain closed until o'clock.
NORMAN l.. BASSETT.
FRANK l.. BUTTON,
r: G. HARRINGTON.
WIN: II. FISHER.
A. NJ. GODDARD.
HEATH 4 ANDREWS.
MELVIN S. HOL WAY.
THOS. LEIGH.
!mrREMoNT j. c. LITTLE.
THOMAS j. LYNCH.
BENEDICT +. MAHER.
ERNEST l.. MCLEAN.
WALTER NJ. SANRORN
NJ Z. SAWTELLE.
MELVILLE II. SIMMONS
T. NJ. THOMPSON.
MANUEL TITCOMB.
Mwi..l.I AMSON & BI1RLEIGH.
=. W. WHITEHOUSE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

The members of the Augusta Chorus
VIII go to Waterville Monday evening,
June {. when they will hold joint re-
hearsal with the chorus of that city,
and at which Prof. Chapman will be
present. The Augusta party will make
the trip by trolley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

where she will substitute as matron in
an industrial school for girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Seekins of Wa
terville passed Sunday and Monday in
town with relatives.
The district conference of the Meth
odist church will be held June 10 at
the local Methodist church..
The NJ. c. /. baseball team went Mon
day to Bangor, where they played the
Bangor. High. The result Of the game
was to 6 in favor of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

The three-masted schooner Leora M.
Thurlow. Capt. Rollins, arrived at this
pert Monday afternoon and now lies
at the wharf of the Augusta Lumber
Co. where she will load lumber for the
New York market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

Among the marriage intentions
which have been recorded at the office
of the city clerk are those of Orville p.
Hibbard and Lizzie A. Slater, and
Joseph Litaiieu and Flavia Langlois.
all of Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

Remember that Tag" day will come
next Saturday. Many of the children
of our city are making preparations t.
call on everyone. They are to sell the
tags" which are to be worn Saturday
only and the proceeds will be for the.
benefit of the Children's Home of Au-
guSta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

Fred Welch and John Russell passed
Memorial day at Weber pond and put
in portion of the time fishing They
did not land any salmon but have four
good bass to their credit. the aggregate
weight of which was 1917 pounds. The
largest of the lot was caught by Mr.
WEIGH and tipped the scales at AZ.
mounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

S. D. B.aisdell purchased the Chelsea
amusement hall which was sold at
auction yesterday and will take il
down at once and remove it to his
premises at 1913 Sewall street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

position of responsibility by the owner
of the house.
Consequently the court admitted the
Comtesse's claim in principle, but re-
duced it from 5000 francs to 1000
francs lie Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

Among the reeen. births which have
been recorded at the Office of the city
clerk Is that of "a daughter who was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stafford,
May "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

The members of the Augusta police
force have received their summer he'll
NETS and appeared out in them for the
first time in the parade Monday after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

The Ladies Aid of the Green-Street
Methodist church will meet at 23O P.
M. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Geo
A. Colburn, at 10 Cedar street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02

Seth Williams Relief Corps will hold
no meeting until Thursday, June 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02
DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE . 1900
Daily ktnnsbee journal
TELEpHoNE-1ss.
LOCAL BRIEFS

H. Chernowsky and son Stanley are
in Boston for a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
NO DANGER OF FLOOD
FORECAST CALLS FOR 2s FOOT
 STAGE AT MONTGOMERY.
The waters in The Alabama. Coosn and TnlIapoosa Rfvere are Rising RspidIy Due to Tuesday's
 Rain.

Crawling steadily and swiftly up the banks covering the lower sand banks. then the brush. and moving over the tree roots and far up the limbs. the water in the Alabama. Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers are rising rapidly.
 The rise has been great af several stages. for the short space of time in which the change has been operative. rising ten feet in twelve at Wetumplxa twelve feet at Milstead. and ten feet at Rome. The water, according to the forecast, will continue to rise in the next few days, to about twenty-eiKht feet at Montgomery. and thirty feet in Selma
 The twenty-sight foot stage has not been reached at Montgomery during the past five months.
 The rise is directly due to the rains of Tuesday. During the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock yesterday morning, 4.35 inches Of rain fell In Montgomery. and 4.04 at Milstead. low CT on the Alabama. Fortunately, the rainfall was not so heavy over the water shed of the Coosa, averaging about two inches at the up-rivsr sta tions, so that the danger from an ex- treme is obviateJ
 The twenty-eight foot stage will in- andate some portions of the bank of the Alabama opposite from Monfeorn- cry, but will effect no damage of eon. !. siderable extent, unless the foreea sfa underestimate tine rise, and a hivh.- leyel Ia attained. |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
M POLICE COURT

Judge Baber took off his wig, wiped AIiis face with it, then tapping on his Elass eye with the handle of hts pock- ct knife. opened the evening session of court.
 "sIr Miles," he said, con what feed at thy tread? Of surety thou must vittle wild and free that thou buyest new girdle. doublet and hose each day the spectre pe-rades"
 Master" answered the doughty knight blushing, "I feed fat on thy great wisdom, the morsels of knowl- edge thou allowest to fall. I cram in my ravening maw SO that do accu- mulate sustenance."
 At the compliment the court arose and bowed, the ostrich feather in his gay hat sweeping the floor across, but in the midst or these proceedings of kindliness and good fellowship, Otto yon Glutz. who had sought fast mo- ton on the last end of freight train and had been caught, limped into the excitement:
 "Cut nit dis foolishness owd und get init der pisness by, l vas waiting init der trial for aindt ut"
 Now may the devil fly away with thy craven soulg" quoth Sir Miles, "and thou butted in when his grace would do me honor.~
 But the court stayed the uplifted sword of the knight: Peace, brother" he said. "the knave is right, 'tis time we get to the work that is in hand"
 'F'iea ridden varlet, what hast thou to sayT
 aI.ordt," answered the prisoner, "I make a begGinsness init her faze owd und den I ask it, wy I kandt ride init der trains? Day vas go along init der feels on, und dare Is room a plendty, und der ghart dells me l might ride. dot ~iss all"
 GO, thou wanderer." said the court. but I set mine eyes upon thee agin and thou shalt rot in dungeon"
 And after the German there came Lamar Lightner and Nat Patterson.
 Nat Pattersonl" calculated the court, ''art thou the brother of she who didst beguile the hours with sweet Ev- elyn of the BronxF"
 May. Lord" answered the man, Hook thou upon my skin, am a Nubian."
 "verily it is as thou Bayest. Then why camest thou heser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11

..Master. thy servant iabored with the husbandmsn who create the 'white Top, and this Lamar Lightner. also of my race, made scurvey speech that rang harshiy In mine ears. and I In return did liken his ancestors unto animals. so that he arose and took . great ham, mer and smote me iustily. on the high- est part of nay anatomy. yea the head with which think. % that dfdst zee mighty cataeiysm. many stars that shot, some hither and some yon, and tssen, lord. there came . mighty sound of rushing waters in mine ears and wist not the after happening. for I curied up In a knot and forgot the mundane sphers.s
 .sayest he truly7- and the beetiing brows of the unwigged court turned balefuliy on Lamar.
 Lamar drew himself up proudly. syea, lord. he sayest truly. He didst describe mine mother in airy nights as those animals who subsist on roots and herbs. and not satisfied with this. proclaimed in q, loud shout that feas had annoyed her, and feeling my heart swell. took a hammer and struck. I have spoken
 Ten thousand Aevflsi and so would I have done, but 'tis thy misfortune that thou art bleck, ana as tniB por- ough nesdest sheckles, I pass not this opportunity; Hive golden pieces. each. give thou mo"
 And 1t was so. U
 And after these there came O. F. Warner. who swore that Eeons Adams, Nubian. possessed a dog that had run out from beneath the domicile of Leona and taking q violent hold of Warner's leg had worried 1t with his teeth so that o. F. had cried aloud In an ecsta- cy of agony.
 Master" said Leona. when she was called, cit is as he sayeth, his calves are large and fisshy and the dog was unhungered. 'tis but the nature of the beast. and he bit"
 Five sheckles also shalt thou pay, Leona." said the court
 But at the word O. F. arose and cried aloud in a mighty voice: "Give thou me the costs of this case that msy have my flesh mended by the Ieech and the tailor to mend my sundered breekst's
 But the court held that 1t was not a court of restitution, that 1t dealt only with harm possessed souls, and so sunk the costs in hls own reticule. which he patted complacentiy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
STORM AT EUFAULA.
Ds@ase !. Doae ta Reos or the n

Dene te Reef of the The
 Eufaula. Feb. io.--fspao,a, r,.. ing severe wind and rain storm That swept over this city last night the roof over J.AP. Hills drug store on Ftroa Ss street was blown or and hia stocIv og gooas was damaged to the extent Of Szve from water that almost hooded .ne upper story of the building. The roo1 on the rear portion of the chai,- tauqua Theatre was also IifseS ana some damage was done Co the scenerv. sewers In various sections of the cIfy were washed out and 1t will require several days to repair the injury. The rain Tall is given at 2 5S inches. which IS said to have exceeded that for the entire two months past. The river here rose fourteen feet last night, ana ,s sun rising and rapidly oyeriowing
 Mrs. Fannie M. George, an old ana most estimable woman, died at her home on Randolph Street last night at 2 o'clock after long illness from ren- eral infrmities. Mrs. George was sB years old and has been a resident of the city for a long period.
 She was a devout member of the Methodist Church and evidences of her devotion are to be seen In beautiful memorial window that now adorns the edifice here She is survived by four brothers and one sister besides other more distant relatives who reside in different sections of this and other States. Funeral exercises were held at her late residence this afternoon, Rev. O. s. Weleh conducting the ex- ercises and her remains will De taken to Old Spring Hill tomorrow morning where they win be inferred in the fam- fly burial ground there beside those of an only son. Lieutenant Burke. who lost his life at the battle of Seven Pines during the war.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
cHURoHns RLowN DOWN.

Serious Damage Was Dome Gd RommoRe.
 Roanoke, Feb. 10.--(special )-Re- ports continue to come fin from the storm that wrought 60 much damage through this section last Friday even : ing. The greatest destruction. how ever, was in the town of Roanoke. where the new church of the Primitive Baptists was blown down and com. pletely wrecked. The ebngregation has not decided yet whether to re- build. The negro Methodist Church was also destroyed. while the Meth odist Church of the white people also sustained considerable damage.
 Monday morning Mfr. Robert Brown, an aged and prominent citizen of this place was bitten by his own dog, which showed signs of having hydrophobia. Mir. Brown went to Atlanta at oree, carrying the dogs head for examinR. Gion. News has been received that the dog had hydrophobia. Mir. Brown will remain for treatment.
 The Merchants and Farmers Bank Of this plese has offered a prize of 925 in gold to the farmer within twelve miles of Roanoke who raises this year the best acre of upland corn. Much interest is being awakened among the farmers of this section In the raising of more corn and home supplies
 Mfr and Mrs. S. s. Smith returned Monday from visit of several weeks to Tampa and Jacksonville. Fla.
 The appointment of Judge Dowdefl Co the Chief JustIceship of the Supreme Court meets with the hearty endorse ment of every one fin this section, where he Is much loved and honored.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
NEWS OF RECORD

The following notice of incorpora- ton was yesterday filed in the onice of the Secretary of State:
 The Black Gum Coal Company of Carbon HilI. The authorized amount of the capital stock Is given at e2.000. all of which has been paid in with which to begin business. The incor- Hodgson and A. B. Ray.
 The following appointments were yesterday made public by Governor Conner:
 To tha- ofice of Notary Public: Miss Leila Cassidy of Mobile and Mrs. John H. Mckay of Mobile.
 To the office Of Juatice of the Peaees IC.s E. Tait of Camden and J. RI. Williams of Pineapple.
 To the office of Constable: John Garner of Georgiana.
 To the ofice of County Tax ComTnis- sioner of Cleburne County; c. I. Rob inson of Fruithurat.,
 The following transfers of property were filed for record in the office of of Probate Judge Gaston Wednesday,:
 Bessie K. Massie to Ray Ruston. lot corner Court and Washington. con- sideration. s1.
 Alex Troy. as executor estate Mar garet Collins, to Perry and Slough half, lot I. Block 1S, Hanrick plat. consider Rtion. S577.B0. Jeff Johnson to Joe Brown lot Mobile Road near Hugh street, consideration. 1250.
 Rachaal Stone to Charlie smith. Ss acres, S. 20. T.1s. R. IT. consideration, es6o Elizabeth Boyd and James Boyd to Ella WaddeIl, lot 32, Clayton Park, consideration. 32.s50.
 Margaret and Harry Hawes to Lizzie Joh. lot Abercrombie Alley near High, consideration, SIPS.
 Amelia Eagan. to Lizzie Joh, lot Abercrombie Alley, near High. consid- eration, SIPS.
 Warren c. Brown to A. R. Gilchrfst, lots and 5, Oak Park. c0flsidera ton. ss.soo.
 Highland Park Improvement Com. pany to s. B. Kent, lot i4, block 2, Up- iands, consideration. SlO0
 S. B. Kent to John A. YouR. lok IA. block 2. Upiands. consideration, Si2S'
 R. B. Reese to Gilbert D. Johnson. lot 2s. Wilson plat, consideration.
 J Wesley Harris to R. B. Reese. lot ss. Wilson plat. consideration, 4i.1sS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
sHTrPINa tgAsTE PArNR.
Fhlrd Car Tracked sy saivstis. AT

Thlrd Car Packed by. salvatisn Army
 Leaves To-day.
 Today its third car load of waste paper Is to be shipped by the saiva- ton Army corps Of Montgomery 70 Lawrenceville, Ca. where It VIII pc sold to paper miilss~
 Captain odon, of the Salvation Army. conceived the idea of transform ing the waste paper, with which the streets are at time cluttered. Into funds to be devoted to the work of the Army.
 Tn accordance with the plan. he has gathered the waste paper bf Mont Komery's streets. hauls 1t to the Army headquarters on Bell street, bales 1t for transportation. and consigns it te the mill.
 Two carloads of the paper have been shipped already. but no returns have been received by the Army as yet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
U. M. York,. Death.

Midland City. Feb. 10. = Especially q. N. York died at his home at Pincix- ard this morning between 5 and 6 o'clock. He bad been i'll for some time. He had an attack of pneumonia.
 The storm last night did consider able damage. blowing down timber and fencing. A negro church was com- pIeteIy demolished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11

contract for construction to be adver- tised for thirty days. and to be let to the lowest bidder. The legal notice will be given at once. and work will probably begin within sixty days. No money will be borrowed to do this work. as 1t is estimated that there will be sufficient funds in the county treas ury to complete 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
stnrt for. Good nonau.

Lafayette. Feb. 10.+(Specia1. )-- Chambers County is going to make a beginning in good roads. The Court of County Commissioners resolved yes- terday to construct a road from La- fayette to Lanette, distance of about thirteen miles. This road will con meet the two largest towns in the county, and will give . good road where there Is now one of the worst roads in the county.
 The new road will be twenty feet wide, and will have no grade exceed- ing 8 per cent. It is estimated to cost about $s.o00. The law requires the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11

farmers whose homes and crops are already burdensd by mortgage4 and who are now burdensd ty heavier
 debt, which a single crop will proo- ably not sufilce to eIinnfnkfe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
WANTED.

good organizers in South Alabama towns, to represent popular tnsus- ance order. Good money and permanent work. Write at once Deputy Box ISL Montgomery. Aia. --1-tt to know that VIC inc stail a first class electric door bell, ready for operation for t1.se; fuii line Of eiec-
 Uric Suppiles. e. L. Baker, Electrical Supply House, Telephone iesa. No. 114 No. Perry St. --x-Te mall. five hundred pupils in High Art Embroidery to work sofa pillows, for Sa with material free for xiFst lesson. Anythink of equal value taken in ex- broiderer,1 Box sss. Birmingham. Ala.
 ' -1-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
WANTEn---A0ENTa


 VgANTED--Ona man in every locality in united States to advertise and introduce our goods, taelEing up show-cards. Communication perses We jay out your work. ExpeFtenco 1snneceasary. Write, Empire Medicine Com pany London. Ontario Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
WANTTD--FEAGALR HELP.

vvxNTFp-T.ady for pieaaant employnssnt, one interested in church work preferred. Salary sl.00 per day 10 begin. M., care Advertiser once. -A girls to do general house.
 workin private honest fair WaEeas ncder- ate work, good treatment and good oppor. tunitlas. Those who wish sttuafion and live out of town may write The Salvation Army Montgomery Ala Osherwtss may call at slg whitman se.: cr phone sssI Ut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
PICTURE GOODS.

Pictures, EasslA. Frames. Mouldtnga, 0lasA Brushes. Art Material PAipts, water Col. ora Tube Coiors. Stationary, YaseA,--Au thssa thinsg and many snorN. L1ttia Paint atpgaa 21sM RgTE b6 res
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11

low who gets used to any any old thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
WANTRD-sITUATT0N.

WANTED-Position to travel for grocery houBe. References furnished, guarantee satisfaction otherwise sam ready to step -e.7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
or FIRST MMHTTNa

or FIRST NEETus0 In ths District Court Of tAe United gsahaa
 For the Middle District oE Alabama.
 1n Bankruptcy.
 In the matter of Freeman Zines, Bankrupt Post oHies Montgomery. County Mont. GOmery. Alabama
 The aforesaid party having Oaan aaSuaw. a q bankrupt. undar the Act og CoHsrSsa entitled "An Aet Co EHtabltah unifogn GyOtem Of Bankruptcy ThronGhout tho Dnited Statss" approved July 1Sa, 1seG q meeting os sns & esSeiseTs ,t S pt & sasa 2aak.raps asfaroA In the United States Court 1tOasa Montgomery, Alabama on the Srd day of March next, at 10 o'clock A M to make proof of debeB and er the aleation oG a TFustoa. and Rueh ether TnaAeexa e. are necessary and required hy tho Ast co COnSrssa aforesaid.
 asa N. SEPARATIONS. Montgomery, ala. Feb. 70, ises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
MULTIQRApH LETTRRs.
MisCELLANEOUs.

sTOEAGE-eSaw concrete buiidtag. aDsqiai@
 H built for all kin0e ok storage: bulk sEor- houssAcla gop6s N1k Npilaa Bzrnllugs ce9 w~a4ss&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
STORM LOSS
 WAS $3O,OOO. Rebuilding Homes Which Were Demolished. lHTLEHEEDTo TIE SUFFERING Destitution Unnoticed Within Walking Distance of
 Montgomery. guls Reports ef the Desaraetiea sy the Tsrnads shows that the Loss t Fen ea Tlr.s ranl-
 lies.
r.r sserm vieti.ns..

Contributions for the relief of ] the Montgomery County storm } sufferers will be received by The } Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
R. HI. Gate & Go.
The above paragraph

Rssstersd Disery NO 100. Collective Disrict Tennea0so
 ChattanOOGas Tennessee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED-Young English fox hound, coon dog. C. T. Smlthgali. AycOck Fla ---a-st sToRB wANTED-ws have q buyer for gtore property in the business portion of the city. Chandler & Douglass Real Estate a Insurance Agts. --9-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
Medicinal Whiskey
TX WHOLESOME food, when taken iii l wv great benefit to the human body.

TT WHOLESOME food, when taken iii moderation, is WV great benefit to the human body
 The above paragraph can be truthfu11y applied to our whsesfor they ideal for medicinal purposes
 We will take solemn oath that we have not and will offer for sale sell single drop of whskey that tais connections spirits any injurious substance what ever We would consider ourselves criminals did
 Select the brand that appeals to your taste You buy an unwolesome whiskey here Smallest shipment quarts fwh one excepon) This saves packing handling and transportation charges Six quarts can be delivered at your door akthe cost of four.
 Shipments made wooden boxes, express charges prepaid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
'WANYED--DOARDERa.

or hoaxdsrn. farnIshed or unfurnished rooms, Good locality, south
 tide of city seven blocks from F. O. Ad-
 dress F. O. Box s74. --7-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
N o oTIc E

We have dlHenntinusd our Loan BuEinaz. and aeve sold all our pledges Go me dnnf- gosnsfy Lean %, where al articles may v centinae our cut rate Jewelry bslsinasa rs1N VIII eEdeeyor to serve the 1eweiry buyIng and honest dealings. We wish te ekank orr friends who have n the past 60 literally patFunisqd uh and placed their confidence m to. the Square Deal to Everybody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
WANrEp-sEALR HxLp.

ANTED--A man to look after farm near " Address B. A., care Advertiser.