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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ENGRAVING.

wANTEp-You to illustrate your ads. with our cuts; they add 2s per cent te the attracSivenesB of any adi talk N over with
 Ths Advertiser Engravins co -1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

THE BARNES SCHOOL opens MOn- day. New pupils are requested to come to the school house Thursday, Friday OF Saturday to get book lists and to be classed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
MEDICAL.

DIR HEADS Emmo | lis (woman's Hopa Al safe and prompt tisatment for painful suppreased dlcfiult or similar ohstructions to menstruation. Price s2.O0 by mail Head Chemical Co, Macon, Ga. su.wed-fri.te f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
FOR RENT-oFFTCEs.

for offices or anything else, right at tha Basin, location unexcelied all the modern conyenlences, possession at once, rent free to October 1st. Apply at Is s. Court st
 FOR RENT-Nice front office and haze
 nent or first floor storage room, with Ilsa of Al, C. L. side track. the best proposition for broker or commission man in the cItv Apply at 11s coosa St., possession October 1st. -1k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR RENT--From October 1st. three atorv buiiding 1920 N. Perry Street. Apply to W l. Osborne, Is N. Goldthwaite Street or Phone 7lb. -15-tf FOR RENT-In heart of business district store, No. I1s-l2l Coosa St.. two stories and cellar electric elevator, access to R. R
 track in rear. Address ]. N. Htarke. gs Houston St., Montgomery, Ala. -iK-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

WE ARE now prepared 60 give you an es- Iimnte on any kind Oe building. large or small call phones 1Tsl or III. HarrIs
 solaS. --s3-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

WHEN You Need age--separate locked rooma absolute safety and privacy. call phone i0s5. United Selling Company, St0r- age Department Five Jefferson Street 2s-tr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
INTERPRETATION.

wANTED-PositIon with general merchan-
 disc house as salesman. Apply to K A J.. care Advertiser. -6-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
FOR SALE.

RANGE-Two steel ranges sold to first callers at twenty per cent discount from regular price. Cali early James OHara.
 lIb-120 Monroe. --l1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

WANTED-Young business man living in Montgomery would like position as head
 bookkeeper or manager. Do not care to leave city. Will furnish any number of references. gilt edge Salary Sl26.OO A.
 B. C., care Advertiser. -6-wed-fr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Compositor. sober. non-union; permanent position Paragon Press. Mont gomery, Ala. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

FOR sALE-A good office a good library and the good will of large law practice in n good town. Write Box No. 1O4. Elba.
 Ala loft
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

Any injury to such persons they con- slider sure to be visited upon them. They closed the bug box and handed it to their captive. They picked up the stones they had scattered about and placed them again in the profess or's pockets. They restored his watch and other useful articles. Then, their march for a definite purpose having been interrupted, they mounted their ponies and rode hurriedly away. Pro- lessor Stewart turned his face straight toward the camp and began to triangu- late in that direction.
 Miss Marchand recovered conscious ness, crawled forward and, looking over the crest, saw the Indians rifling what she supposed to be the curator's dead body. She tainted again. When the professor came that way with his stones and bones and his box of bugs he saw a sight that astonished him the body of Miss Marchand. Perhaps it was an eXuberance of feeling at his escape; perhaps it was the girls con- dition. At any rate. it struck him that there was something in her dearer than stones, bones and bugs. Kneeling beside her, he pressed his warm lips against her cold ones.
 Now, it happened that after Miss Marchand started out to warn Profess or Stewart not only she, but the pro- lessor, was missed. Every one in camp started out in a different direc- tiOn to hunt for them. Mrs Marchand and Professor Mackinnon happened to meet near the very spot where Pro- lessor Stewart found Miss Nellie and at the moment he kissed her.
 Under the warmth of the curator's kiss the young lady revived, gave lit tie shriek of delight at seeing him safe, then caught sight of her mother approaching. She rose. blushing. Pro lessor Stewart elated at his escape, shouted:
 "Hurrah! I'm crazy
 'T should think so." said Mrs. Mar chand severely.
 This recalled the professor to him. self, and while the four were hurrying to camp he explained what had occa- stoned his apparently idiotic remark
 Professor Stewart says it was Miss Marchand's brave act in going to look for him that settled matters between them. ANNA BENTLEY.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28
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 ciation.l
 When the university scientific expedition was made up 1t was de- cided to unite professional work with pleasure. Some of the professors took their wives, some their daughters, and among the bachelors and young ladies were one or two incipient love affairs. For instance, Miss Nellie Marchand. whose father occupied the chair of the French language and literature, had been attracted to young Professor Stewart, curator of the university mu- scum. Professor Stewart was so in- tent upon stones, bones and bugs that he had no eye for the charms of the young lady, who, by the bye. was very pretty.
 Having reached far western spot rich in geological and other specimens, the party settled for the summer in camp, making forays in parties. in couples or individually. When they left the east the Indians on not far distant reservation were as peaceful as litter of kittens. Before the univer slty party had been in camp fort night the red men had broken their linn US and were ready to tomahawk any white man. woman or child they met. ohe morning cowboy rode into the camp and announced the fact to the startled intellectuals. What added to the terror occasioned by the news was that there were several small groups at the time out looking for specimens.
 Among those who were out and did not come fin was the curator. Miss Nellie Marchand took note of this fact oefore any one else Although she was In agony at his danger. she said
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

nothing, but started out in the direc- tion she had seen the professor go an hour before to warn him. She walked a mile, regardless of her own danger in her effort to warn the man she loved, when. coming to rise in the ground, she saw sight that para lyzed her. Barely 200 yards from her was Professor Stewart cracking stone with a hammer, and not a hundred yards from the professor were dozen Indians on ponies flashing toward him with blood in their eyes.
 The first thing Miss Marchand did was to faint. This was blind luck. for, falling, she was concealed from view.
 Meanwhile the red men swooped down on the professor, who on hear ing chatter looked up to behold i'm mediate redhot death. However, since he was one white man against their dozen they were not in hurry. Tor ture or murder might wait. What they were first absorbed in was their cap tives possessions. They knew enough of civilizati tion to appreciate the value of his watch. hammer, loose change and penknife. They plunged their hands fin his other pockets and took out stones. Every receptacle was filled with them stones, stones, nothing but stones. But in his inside vest pocket were some decayed bones. The Indians looked at one another in won- der
 A tiny box lay near. Suddenly mo- ticing 1t. they made rush for 1t. Here at last must be something they could exchange for fire water, for pow der, lead, blankets. Opening it, their wonder was tenfold. It was full of bugs.
 Suddenly an explanation came to the leader. He tapped his forehead with his finger. The others saw his mean ing and assented. The professor was an imbecile.
 One of the redeeming features of the North American Indian has always been kindness for the feebleminded.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

Paris Pattern No 26O2, All Seams Allowed.-Made with the closing at the left side of the front and the habit back having seam down the center, this is one of the newest and most popular models for late autumn and early winter. The best materials for it's development are cheviot. serge, either striped or plain tweed. or brOadCioth. The buttons may be of the bone or cloth-covered variety, or of velvet, according to taste. The lower edge is finished with a simple hem; but if desired a row of braid might be applied as a trimming above the stitching. The pattern is in seven sizes-22 to 34 inches, waist measure. For 26 waist, the skirt, made of mate. rial with nap, requires S1a yards 20 inches wide, 51s yards 36 inches wide, four yards 42 inches wide, or 3ss yards 54 inches wide; without nap, it needs 71s yards 20 inches wide, Az yards 36 inches wide, 31a yards AZ inches wide or SIS yards 54 inches wide. Width of lower edge about 3& yards.
 To procure this pattern send 10 cents to Pattern Department" of this paper. Write name and address plainly and be sure to give size and number of pattern
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28
OPERA HOUSE.
day Night; January 28
The Missouri School Mary,7

The wise swede and l the typical old Maid school You will never have better opportunity to en- ioy good hearly laugh. The music furnished between acts by the Gmores sso good that pat rons do not leave their seatss 4 Acts of special ties never played by any other company. M. M. Belcher, the author, doing the Swede
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

Overheard in the Bleachers. The buckwheat cakes at my board ing house always reminds me of a baseball game
 How so?"
 The batter doesn't always made hit."-Puck
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-28

Copyright, 1909, by American Press Asso
 caton.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

bis Iieben God- ul0 Oiotoprojtfte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Sine ueuc Moro.N crG.

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Die miibc Sr09beit Oc3 crcigniBloIcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Golulanos tiirtiidc SGber.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
etcurr.S epartemeut,

0nItimore. ben o. sunni 1909.
Die StcieriubIer peroen bierourd bendd1s
rihii9t. onB ale @rliuoeiGentbumss Steueri iiir
1909. lpeIhe nicbt bis 6um I. Sili 1909 bes
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crn 81 erbebeu iino, iiir Steuerlt ~Oeriauft lpers
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miro peritnlin oaer fortified oartnt erttht.
Srant Srppu,
Guni1t-f2) Sieuereitnebnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Scpurtcment fir Gr5iebung.
Siirean Der NeBGrpe Der SdluLGpmmINnre,
Maoiiun. mo MISUNDERSTANDING.

WnIIIWplF z, v. NIIHI IHUV.
@ericaclte Angebute, init Der Stuti1rtlt sEros
oi SlparSs Of Baltimore Gin" %uorefitrt, mcroen
his WitnuudI, ben %. Suni 1909, WprmittaaS
ii lIbr, i'm Gilreuu oeS Siaots1tegiitratore j..
Seluell lbumns, Jtdtbbnlls. Baltimore. NO,
an ole geb1roe OCT SdulsGumnlIiire.
Spr5ifiiutioncll im Siireuu Der S6ulsGoTz
Gin bealaubieter Gbed ocS Sieters fiber
$500, au Ben WtaOor mo StdoirntD uno auf
ciue .Glcaring Souie"s&urf Ge5oQeIL rnlB 1es
Dem %ngebot iilr 8ilder ~belgetitgt letil.
Sas Mcht bletbt uorbebalten, Iigebote liir
iraclo Elm oOer uae Stems 3u perpericn.
SuBu ~. RODE,
Selretdr oer 9eboroe Der SHulsSonlrnlllare.
8citdtigt:
i. GarrD M,njppl,
Irdiiocut Der Sontratipergebun9s sSeboroe.
(SUUit0,tt,t 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
Scpartemcut fir Dfientlidje gerDcierun9cn.
Ilntcr. cunricment oee staeL.S nacnienGs

N~uItlmore. heu Q. Slni 1909.
Separaie. ueriiegcltc Angcbote, mariirt aVro'
poiuls iur Grad StriH9er5 for Breton street
grioge. >perben hermit cingciornert, ulIb al
ben ,Vuaro OF glmGros. Garc Of \. Selpeu lGu'
mas" %ubreiitrt, i'm Wilreul bes StabtsJiegiitrn
tors. Antbbdits. Baltimore. bic If ubr Surmiis
Tags am %. Sini 1909 entgeget 9eHomnet.
Sin hcgluubigter Gbcd nes Nieiers. All cine
.Gieartng poule= "Purf, auf Grhre oes Nd
uOrs un0 Slaolrutbs bon Baltimore ge5ogel,
IN DEM in ben Speiififationeu genauHfen Ne
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6ifiiatioren ltto 9ttaebotas 6otnlnlare ltno dll
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Gas Reht miro porbc6altcr, irgero en mo
ulle Nnge0uie 6uriid8nueiieu.
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Siubis Sn9eHieur.
Z. SarrN Wabpul,
Br1lioent Der Gpntruft sNet0rbC.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
8efanntfna
garrou ore etoot. ycometrre

IT. NUW TUVVt
Der SiaotsC5eoneter miro am SunHeritaa,
Den II. ,SuHi 1903. SurmltttdgS nm 10 llbr, an
Sri iiio SieIe ieitt, I'M ods Jii0edll Der Qoip
arc. Sirdbc, BON HibmunOs his 9atheordlsS tr,
8aleigB G. S6onas.
OG2) StaotseSeometer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

Baltimore, ben "a. Wlai 1900.
ga Die SirntenbIrdbrtb5 Guinmiiidre Der
Gtnot Baltimore u aeictli6 noraeibriebener
gSeife iGreii enoqiltiget mn corriairten Be
riot iiber ole 6ugeipro6enen Ghti1doiaun9eil,
%lllfuileu uuO s9ertbcrbbDungen fit Die eon'
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Der @inoiur.@lil.Huao, pelhe 5piiten Der
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be5iigli6en enogiilitqen ino eorrt9irten etldlt'
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bes Baltimore Giaots96arterS uno Der am 81.
Wai 1908 unterlcinieten Nerurbnuna gtr, 1926
hes Miabor5 uno StaotratbeS bon Baltimore
bel mir b~inierlelt bdben.
miro biermit befanlt geTad)t, oaB '~beiaetcr
@eri6t uno Bldne uuf bieie 9Seiie in bieiein
Niireui b~intcrlegt iporoen limo, nno oab ocr
Mdpor uno Siabtrntb bon Baltimore, ODER IL
gcno cine @rrfun ODER 9Serfpuelt, uber cine ooer
inebr gorpuraIionen. Die init bet @ertbsilnie
oer uorbeIun Ilien Sttid1oigrnee1 oher sSert1s
erb1bun9en un8nfrieoen Iinb, innerbaIb oreibi9
800 Ga9el ponl %. Gage oes lidt i'm Sabre
1909 an, ais henl 1uge Der er'tel bon mir
uuSgeeur9enel Scrjffentli6rn9 bteier gottj,
fhriitlib ouqegeu an oa3 gGltiitorer StGots
@eritbi uppelliren lno bas bcfagie 8eriht ers
iubel mpeeit, bieielbe 5i repioireil.
Z. Sepen SbuutGs,
(Oiai25; sunni SID Staot4 0tegittratnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
NIITIUNIW Ut NUHIFUFF NVVNFUV'
CSunit .12, 14.1i,tGt7.ls,1 9,2l,22)
Scpartement fir 6iicutltdre SiderBeit.-Sautcu
cub. Tepnrtcmcu ors WctaMoe.N nipcttures

Separtement fir Giicutltdle Stdlerbeit.-Snutcu
cub. Tepartcmcut ors WebGuoesS uipetturss
Niireauc, HntBbans.
I'D babe glppIifuiioncn tiir ole iolgeIloen Frt
oilegien erbdlien:
5iiometts9de SapnsS truBe mn Central 9lne.
10 Wt0tpre, SeidmmtsSupuSitdt % Ytcroefrdlie
III. g. &uros@reensS trnbc. / eleftriihet Mo.
ton BON 10 @ieroeirditen.
gr. sos bis 80. SitzYdltinlorez : trdbe, ]
eleiiriiber I}oi0r bon 2 @feroetrdttcit.
Srgenb Semaro. peiber 9tnpeIolIllger ge9er
Die obigeu |rinile1ien erbebet Mill, bat lellle
Observation-Disclosures am oner Dor Dem H., &liHi
1909, 10 llbr &urmitidae, in oiefem Silreul
einSnreihen. ipuuu iiber %oieieIbclt perbaIloeli
luerocll miro.
GbwarS :. &rcitur,
QG2) Sebduoes SuIpefior,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11
MothilOa YGocnluf.

IS itarD am 10. Suri 1909 MatbilSn CD
neuInd in ibrer lcBicl 23obnula, Tr. 23t6,
Sit.Wnltimprc Sttahs, Geliebte Satin bon Selts
III Huocnidd, iul 9llter bon 81 SGbren. Sic
Seii Der Eeeroigung miro ipdier Gnaeje8t.
(lB1= ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

Ole prcuBii6cn Giicn-
6obHs98aggon3 uierter aIoile miiiien
Iid erltounlidJ Oerbeiicrt baben. Gas
@errenbHua. Mitglieo bon 8r6 ioqte
bel Der 9erotbung oe9 Gilenbubn-
Gtoto: Die pierte Gloiic lit bereitS
nerQrt uua9eitottet, OoB man mirfli6
5lpcifelboft iein fam Oh man nid)t
beiicr uiCrtc aldiie iGbrt olS critic.
No, ma! @roi bon aospntb ~lciitct
iiH in bcrielben Sierlg iolgcnoe &p.
PERFECT: oNIti Ocn flcincn 9obnItotios
men 1crriht oft cine 6initerniE &c
gen luclde Die egpptiihc SinitcrniB
Die refine &auIninotion gcipeien ieiu
mlB!"
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Ehnrlca Is. Ylitt.

IS fart am 10. Suni 1909, @beno3 9.t5.
Charles e. Ylitt, ~gcliebter Snttc BON Yarbara
Rlilt, int Alier pon SO 1nbrcll, in ieiner bob
mmHn, yir. 23l2, NairmuuutsSucuac. Sic 5eit
Der 9eer6i8n1g miro ipdter ange5eigI.
ttGD1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-11

&n ocm cono0i den Gil
berOiitrift BON Cobalt lit aus elmer
Ser Cobalt Sem 60" geb0rigen Nti-
lie ciu Stiid Silberer5 I'M @eluldt
BON 1900 Eflmo 81 Gage gci0r0ert
lporOen, 0oS 3u ! Ero5ent aus reincnl
SiIber beitcbcn iol mo Onber cinen
@ertb bon ca. $4,000 repr1ientirt.
SIS ioQ oos Der gr0Bte je in oler @clt
geiun1oene ,Silbcr 9tlt9get" iein.