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A1eu Sts ns~s
&25. so. 1000 Fla av ne
$25. 30. ..111S n Cap. Or
S25. 80. 1903 10th NV. .Sr, h
$25. so. ..2443 NJ NV. Or
S25. .2O10 II NV. 'sr
$24. loo X NV. 6r. b
$3.50. .l43 c ne. Or, b
Sc. so. .o34 Bryant NV
&21. so. .7OS Sd sc. 6r. b
$40. so. ..72O 18th ne. Ir
SO. so. 1921 oath NV Orb
$50. so. 81 4 83 NJ sc .6r
$50. 20. .423 Cd ne. f,r. b
$40. 40. .507 14th sc. Or. b
$3.50. .521 7th se.9r.b
$3.50. 30 Myrtle. 6r. b
Si7.5O. $40 Pickford. 8r
$3.50. .922 22d NV. Or
SIT. .oOl l sc. 6r, b
SIT. .643 C ne. 5r
$3.50. 1894 Kramer. Or .b
$3.50. .1415 Duncan. CT. b
; IS. so. $40 18th ne, 5r, b
COIORED.
$40. 80. 1413 18th NV. 11r
$4O.5N. 2O2O 18th NV. 121
$37. 80. 1915 T NV. 9r
$50. 80. .11O4 o NV. sr
$50. so. l4O5 Goth NV. II. b
500. 80. .945 Fla ay, 6r
SIC. so. 231s Ga av. Or
$3.50. ..712 18th ne. 5r
$40. 80. .S12 I'd Sc, hat
STORES.
$3.50. .......1332 G. NV
$50. .......l210 G NV
5000. 18th and G. new
$3.50. 1902 14th NV
S11O.714 lIth NV. .sto. i2r
500. .474 Pa av
500. .723 11th NV
$75. .6o2-o4 D NV
$54. .1016 l4th NV. 4r
$50. .S24 9th NV. store
$50. ....... .S23 9th NV
$4a. 1928 14th NV. new
S45. TIA 11th NV
$45. .......1326 14th NV
$40. .......... .3212 NJ NV
$35. nth and Park I'd
$40. 80. 800 H NV
$50. 20. ...... .9O6 II ne
$50. so. $50 Fla av
$50. 1885 r NV
$40. 1886 z nw.& 2r
$27. so. ;. .2412 18th NV
f25. .1402 Irving
$2S. 1922 11th NV
$40. .3217 MtPleasant. .sto
SIS. ..739 11th Sc, store
SIS. .514 2lst NV
SO. 1923 34th NV
OFFICES.
81. 200. Nat Theater.3fi
$125. .S21 14tE NV. I'd q
$50. 1911 Pa av NV
$40. .706 18th NV, I'd d
$3S. .715 14th NV. 2r
$40. so. .529 14th ne. 6r
$40. 1928 14th. new
$1S. Ala 9Th NV. 1r
$3.50. COS F NV
SIP. .702 9th NV. 2r
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" C.NT " On
10th near K.year$15, 600
1912 Mass av, 51r.S. 900
26o0 18th. 30r. g. 600
1884 18th. 3Or, 5b.6. .000
1925 10th. oar, 4b. .5. 500
11S5 Mass. 2Sr. 3d. 900
ITO n II. ISr. 5000
al3o n. 25r. 6b. a. 600
210s 18th. c5r. ABA 600
lS0S y Fl. 2Jr. p. 800
Nv cor Mass & 22d.
20r. .3. 600
1914 n. 25r. 4b. 3. 900
1917 ksInrama. 16r2. 600
2n34 o, 11r.2b.f fur. I. 500
1872 N. lar. 3b. 800
2O33 Fla av.14r. .2b. I. 200
1912 Corcoran. 3Orl. 200
Conn av & Bradley,
12r. %. 2b...-......2O 200
1902 p. l2r, b. fur. .I23I
1852 Q. lar. 2b. mo. 123
1I32 Q. without sta.l1OI
1909 10Th. lar. 3b. no
1921 n II av, lar. 2b1OOI
.1B O. Tor, b, fur9O 90
2llS Wyoming. l2rS5 90
2l0s r. lar. b.fur.75. 90
100 18th. 12r. 2b.75.O
400 Chaplin. 13r. 2b75. 90
1871 10th. 12r. 2b.75.OOI
9034 o. 12r. fur. .sumT5 .OO
2123 r. 10r. b, fur. IS. 90
I325 21st. J0r. b. so. 90
1929 I. Tor. b. =. go. on
lI2S 21st, Tor. b.. 80. 90
FURNISHEl
List al
UNFINISHED
Burlington. 6r. b.
sublet. .Q0. 90
Burlington, 6r, b.. $500
Massachusetts. Or, b5O. 90
Imperial. 5r, b. 40. 90
Majestic, 4r. h. K. AZ. 50
FURNISHED i
Apartments Of all siz
houses. List at once.
STOl
+ near 18th. year g. 600
5l1 11th. sto & bldg .2c0
1877 N Y av. 200
611 11th nw.& cellarl5O
sl2 14th, 4 eel mo. .91.55
OFFICE
1903 Fl. ct. 2r. 80. so. 90
1903 Fl, st. Sr. A. .25. 90 |
e11-e19 14th. ID q. $50
6l7-S10 14th. single
rooms. $3.50 to 17.50
STAB
IT'S Conn av.... .35. 90
iIi2 Oregon. .....l2.5O
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DAVIS. 7TH & E S.W.
42 L sw. Or. b.. .25.O0
81 NJ Sc, Or. b. :. 1880
11S E &c, 7r, b. .25. 90
1925 II NV, lar,
2b. /. 500. 90
3S N Sc, 6r. .14.W
515 9th sw, 6r. b. 1850
1920 8 Cap st. 6r. Hoo
1928 S Gap, 6r, b..l5.OO
IS N Sc, 6r. $50
304 18th sw. 7r. 1850
40 Sd NV, 11r. b. .42.50
Latterner. Al. g.. $500
TO 7th sw. III. .16. IS
1921 Mt Pleasant. Or,
D.. ........... 20 .tU
496 Cl ct sw, 5r.. $50
I'LL 9Th Sc, 5r. $50
0 Seaton st NV, 4r.9.OO
TO 9th sw, ar. 800
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CoLoRED TENANTS.
S33 Mo av, AR, b.60.0 .0Ol 243l X nwnew 6r b2S so
202O 18th. 13r. b.40JOi oi27 X 6r b. % so
1918 NV, 6r, b..3250l 2429 NV, 6r b. 2s 20
1919 NV, 6r b $3.50 1908 10Th nv, ,Sr. b. .2S. 70
d6Ii nw,new 81. ba2 90 235A Cham av Or b. n so
IlOI !th NV. new, 1920 18th INV. 5r. %. 80
Or, b..... $3.50 1923 4th NV. 6r b. 81. so
adU4 y NV. Sr b. 80. so 1908 NV. 8r. b. .23. so
ZlUo nth NV. new. 500 H. or. b. "a l6. 80
OF. o.. .2950 IL Chester ct.4r.w. g. so
iool otn NV, 9r, b.3O50l 61S Marion CT, s. so
OFFICES.
ee pss: sas slds e" e 's sts e
4os III @ nv Pr. 81 900 of,ces. 50 to Sit 50
s2e nw.......2s0ol ''-0 - ~ = 1'''10'00
STORES.
1910 g. store. 1000 Io4 Fla av. store. 5000
Ills g: store. .7O0l 1853 Champlain av.
123 llth NV. 1000 store. Or, b.. .27. so
500 18th NV store rs OOl a74a 18th NV sh,re A az
lois 18th, ,sto. 1Or. .b60 O0l oSl6 14th basement
1880 18th nw..4S5Ol store * On
ismS ,. n NV. --l Sl5 Fla av NV. so
llO1 Sd sc, ,sto. l0r. .b40 OOl
MOORE HILL QNC.).
1888 st.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.
uNFrJRNISHED.

rUR REM
THoS. J. FISHER 4 60. UNc.).
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
13S 18th ct. NV.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
2942 Newark ST., Or, 2b.. furnished los. 90
oOSs Highland ave.. furnished. Or aid b.. s. 90
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FOR RENT-BY R. o; HOLTZMAN, REAL Is
so7 L, 1Or %. .$55 90 1913 Riggs Tor. 40. 90
944 av. lor.. so 90 1917 Riggs 1or. 40. 80
623 18th NV. Tor. $3.50 327 Mo av 12r.. .40.O 90
1909 Euclid, Sr.. $500 Claiborn, Or 81. 80
Royal, 14th & Girard. Claiborn. 5r. -. 81. 90
6r As. 90 1850 d NV. Or. :. d. 90
1S4s r NV. 10r... $50 1921 Sd Sc. 6r. 10. so
1897 Lamont. Or. .4250 1921 I'D se. 6r :. 10. 30
l76O Oregon av. .1Or4O5O 1925 Sd Sc, Or. 10. so
OFFICES.
Busch building. 81 rooms. per annum. :. .$12 900
5th ana NV ..:;.s.......$l2 go and $lS. .Oo
STORES.
l4th and r.. ;$eS 90 17o5 14th ....... 1000
1927 14th sto Gel 5000 1901 14th ..... %. 90
RI part 43 G NV 1000 1919 ne. ... %. 90
100 14th ....... .40.00I my6- tn ga. tn. tt
Evening star., 1909-05-15

JRIVENER. 907 G NV.
$40 11th Sc, ,6r,w. .17.@
$50 8 G av Sc. .6r. W Is. 90
bO7 8 Cap ct, ,6r, W. 49, so
1911 S Cap st, ,M, ". IL. 90
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,ON & CO., pa f. CAP.
1896 Kramer ne, Or.
d. 1900
1885 Kramer ne, Or,
ID. 16. so
1I1S b se, 6r, b.. 1900
1910 X Sc, Sr. ....10.OU
AOS n Sc, 5r. $50
40 Sth Sc. 2r. 7.50
FLATS.
62O F ne. 5r. b. ...25.5O
$40 9Th ne. 5r. b..3.50
435 10th ne. 5r. b.22.50
18th Sc bet Pa av and
G., 5r. b. .22.58
115 10th Sc. br, b.22.50
1913 Mass ave sc. 5r.
D. Il .OU
a02 r ne, 5r, b. 30. so
36 12s ne, 5r. b.15.O0
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-23 ST. NV: 9 ROOMS; BRICK:
tiled bath; large pantry; $50. so Apply on
premises myl5-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT 4 WILCOX.

Eoh hLN Id w LSts
1907 PEI
1902 VT av.12r, ,3b976. 81
c50S X, 15r. b. sta.1.00
1912 Goth. Tor. ami. So. 80
eS23 n. lar, b,ami.45.0o
oil I'D, sr. b. =. 30. s.
905 I'D, sr. b. lat.3n.G7
:009 o. Tor. b.lat. 1890
222ll I. Sr. b. lat. 80. 30
1870 3Oth. sr,b.lat.30.5J
2l34 ]. sr. b. lat. .27. 30
a21 22d. 5r. h. =. .20.sn
29o3 Olive av.6r.wIs.@
2t0s L. Ir. 1850
1918 35th, 5r. W. .i6. 90
210t X. 6r, W. .l1.O
OFFICE ROOMS.
ls2- -4S6 La av, heated
rooms $40. $l2.50, so
APARTMENTS.
THE CARLISLE, 1918
For full list OF small |
ONCE.
Evening star., 1909-05-15

oil AZ sw. .sto, ,tr. $50. 80
$40 f Sc. Or. b. .25. 90
492 X sw. Or, W. .12.0
1880 Half Sc. Ar. b. 1880
1886 ID sw, Ar, w.1O.50I
myl5-3ts5
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1I25 Riggs pl. 10 rooms and bath 90
We have a number Of desirab BILE furnished houses
in the NV. section; rent. $75 per mo. and up
ward. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD Qnc.),
my15-7ts 73O 18th at. NV
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT. c. WEE
HOUSES.
PIP Sth ne. Tor, b.$i2.@
l42 A ne. 13r. b. 1000
80 A ne. Or. b. ..35. so
APT n J av Sc, 1Or, b.
$3.50
Ala A Sc, Or. b. 5000
126 e Sc. Or. b. %. 80
Is 10th ne. Or. b. .21.5O
l3S Ky av sc. .Sr, b. 26. so
207 9Th ne. Or, b. .2.50
1853 ID ne. Or. b. ...&.0O
G34 B ne. 7r. b. .4.5O
514 u Sc, Or. b.. .2.0
1903 b sc, 6r. b. ..22.50
H7 14th Sc. Or. b.20.9
915 9th Sc. tSr. b. ..3.5 so
1441 e Sc. 6r. b. ..l9.50
545 14th sc, 6r. b. 1880
Hl1 Nth 60 ar n 10 IN
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FUR RENT
DOWNTOWN. WITH STABLE.
fine rooms. good order, large front yard.
Special price, $42.5O
EXCELLENT LOCATION NEAR 18TH ST.
IL bright rooms. brand-new furnace handsome
decorations, tiled bath. REDUCED.
1t will pay to investigate the above houses.
n. L. SANSBURY. 719 18TH ST. NV.
Main 24A4.
Evening star., 1909-05-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY BARGAIN.
SUBURBAN.
FOR SAI.E-Thirteen farms. five acres
each. SIS per acre; one-fourth cash,
balance easy terms
Each farm faces roadway so feet
wide. High. part wooded and part
cleared. Springs and stream.
Land is plated, recorded and sit. .
uated one mile west Of Bethesda Park,
Maryland. on Cedar lane, Montgomery
county, one mile from Rockville elec-
tric road. Only eight miles from
White House. Monthly payments.
F. B. CR0STHWAITE.
myl5-9t 1870 l. st NV.
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-3O26 18TH NV. PRETTY COT
tage, Mt. Pleasant: rooms; porcelain bath;
large yard; low rent to right party; house open.
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Rear 800 Nichols Az.

TOT G at. NV.
The agent who pleases both landlord and tenant
my15-3t .eSu
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na. ave.
n, housekeeping
3 rooms, bath. .3O.5O
z rooms. bath. . .23.5n
2 rooms, BATH 1850
176S Wild, Or. b. fur25.5O
1907 Pa v.4r.b. b.h'tg3. 90
- Q Ist q. 5r. h.. % 20
503A 23d. 5r. b. .21.50
sol 3d. "a. 5r. b.20.1
l Thomas. Ar, h. .l6.,,O
COLORED.
l4l3 18th. 1lr. b. .46.N
2223 J.. Or. W. 20. so
1l9 23d. 5r, w....l3.5o
I5 22d. 5r. W. 1880
1341 9th, h,Sr,w. cel.13.50
914 9th. Or, W. 1870
2211 G. 5r. w. ...11.O0
STORES.
1923 Pa av. lr,cel.S5.50
ouses and fats apply at
nyl5-sa. .tu.th.tf
Evening star., 1909-05-15

IL 18th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. >. eo.oo
1918 18th ST.. 10 rooms, bath, store -. 5000
1910 st. NV, II rooms and bath. 500
IL Ut. NV, rooms and bath. 26.25
1918 Cedar St. rooms and bath (fat).. %. so
1247 4th NV. large yard and office. 1000
Cor. LIST and SITS: s.e.. large warehouse
and stable. r. r. siding. .............. 5000
Large stable rear 1916 N Cap. 6O.OO
7O9Ia st. me-, 6 rooms and bath. .... %. so
2O7 st. me-, rooms and bath. $3.50
135 Carroll at. s.e.. 8 rooms and bath !. %. 80
my15.tf ]. L. KOLR 923 " Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-NO. 1903 G ST. Sc, COMFORT
able Groom frame dwelling; rooms. water.
sewer and gas; only 30 per month.
No. 427 10Th st.
Cozy brick dwelling: rooms, water. sewer
and gas; good location convenient to cars;
rent, SIS per month.
For rent-No 1439 Md. ave- ne: attractive
2-story and cellar bay-window brick; rooms
and bath; rent, S25. so per mo.
my15-3t r. f. BRADLEY. 141S st.
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-vACANT JUNE l. 1893 ST.; II
rooms; rooms each floor; cellar: steam heat
excellent neighborhood Rent $45. rs GEO f.
GRAHAM. l43O w ST. Tel. n 51O6
my153ts
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FOR RENT-BY OwNER-$25. .5O-DESIRABIE E
Groom brick: all mod. improvements; central
NV; southern exposure: front and hack yards
Address Box ISL Star Office myi5-3ts
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-PLEASANT TEN-ROOM HOUSE:
convenient and desirable location: good condi.
ton: ami: unusually low rent-S32 so; front
and rear lawns, rear porch. 1926 llth IT NV
Open.
Evening star., 1909-05-15

FOR RENT-GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. 1917
ST. NV. 8 rooms and bath; modern plumbing;
beautiful front lawn and plenty OF shade. Price.
$500 per month. Key at 1915 NV. Apply
]. MCKINNEY BERRY, 1912 and 1914 31st NV.
myl5-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09

|shing ,n common with both. For sx- ample. juniperus comniunis, hibernicA
 by its eofumnar character of groWth' will be quite In kesping with the for- Imai outlines of the midile lines of sight belonging to . nansion. while IFS sfivery lines viii harmonfze well with specfwsns of Pinus exeeiss at q
 erester distsnee. AS respeots carpet flag plants and shrubs, those should re-
 esive full development in the fofe-
 ground shrubs. indeed. when properly Landisd. produce very suecesseui re-
 suits near dweliipg. AS tfcy do not rise above twenty feet, they can thus
 bs brought nearer than many trees. and by their graceful forms end brght eolors serve 10 eniightsn the scene
 If plot of ground bs properly iaid
 cut it will be impossible for the owner. ever to become tired of it The most valuable lesson now ieft mo to com lmunioats said heptof fs this: n am convinced that the delight have ai. ways taken in landscapes end gardens. without any reference to their quan. ltty or appropriation. or without ear- ing whether they are forests or ros-
 arfes. or whether they were palaces. villas. or cottages. while l had leave to admire their beauties and even to direct their improvement. has been the chief source of chat large portion of happiness which I have snjcyed through life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09
vonK woRxD suSn ses. SUPPORTERS 0E COOPER
 THEORY MULTIpL TYING
Belief That Stomach Causes Extensfve Illness Grows
 In New York s
In Now YorIk.

me no gopd I would never take any medicine again. started the treat ment x<weeks ago. The first effect 1t had was to give. me a better appetite thaR I have had for ten years. Then my foed began to digest and no longer aintresaed me for houra after eating At the end of the third week noticed that was not suffering as much from rhenmatisEn. and each day the pain and stiffness grew less unfIl I no longer had sSay rheumatism. For the paat week feel an though had been uiade over entirely. as have no palms nor aches and eat three hearty mAaia day, with no indigestion whatever.
 '16y two nieceB and my sister have had stomach trouble. When they saw what the medicine was doing for me they all tried ik It has helped them just as it did me. and they are de- li9hted with their Improvement One Of them told mo that it was worth more than It's weight in sold to her. This sounds alnoak impossible, but every word of it is true"
 Cooper'e New Discovery has made . wonderful record In New York and other oitiss. It is now on sale st leAd- ing druggists everywhere. A treatise by L. T. Cooper describing the cause of most i'll health and how to guard against it, sent free upon request. Tne Cooper Medicine Go, Dayton. ohie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09
Breadth of sThe City
 Beaufifur' Movement.

Home scenery 70 to speak rarely has fun justice done 1t, The ground neat the house may be riEhty treated, but the paturni outline beyond wIn often be either forgotten. or else permitted to
 assume an almost wild aspect whiis.yet iik c0ntiguity to the formal garden and mansion itseif; instead of which the edinoe should form . jewel of which the scenery in the Immediate Isursnunding is the setting: in short . lportrait to which t is as the drapsry.
 Tn home ground scenery, as indeed fin all other. the lines of sight must receive due consideration; tree or two may. As it were. break away from the general masses 70 as to impart inter. lcnanging effects of light and shode. and
 increase the diversity.
 Tn our endeavpr to assimiiats dts
 tant views ana expanses with those more immediately econtiguous to the ldwsliins houae. 1t win often prove ei excellent service to use plants that mas
 occupy an Intermediate position 50 ii
 speak. between the artistic portion oi
 the iandscape and the natural unduia. Itions beyond, as well as to have sorne-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09

waahington. Feb. s--lEpecial.)---
 ThrsA thousand Angora goats herded
 out on the brush covered foothills of
 California are going to do some nara
 work for Uncle Sam during the coms
 ina two years beginning this spring
 The experiment. will be uniuue eotn
 as a stock raising proposition and as
 an enRlneefinE and tree culture prob
 lem.
 The little white anImais whose iong
 wool is of such great value, are going
 to he put to no less task than con-
 struottnR mile after mile of hre line
 through the bushy chaparral groWth
 ln efe national fereHts, saving much
 labor by the United states forest ser-
 vice engineers. and making way ior
 forestatIon by merchantabie trees.
 Not the least important feature of the experisnent. which for the hfst two
 years will be confined to the Lassen
 foreat is the fact that the task will
 he performed during the regular graS- Ing by the goats which will not even realize they are doing valuable work. Plans for carrying on the work are outlined In Q cooperative agreement
 drawn up by the forest service and the owner of band of Angofa goats Eraz- 1 ing on the Lassen national forest of California. The scheme is to run Ire l lines parallel with the contour Of the Slopee by cutting trAils about eighty 1 rods apars. These tfAlig are % serve | ss guides for the Angoras. They will | xraEe in each direction from tho tralls, 1 Killing, 1t is estimated. . strip Of brush I about 800 yards wide. The wide lanes I cut out and grased by the goats VIII l serve as ideal Ire lines In proteetina | the forest covered lands lying beyond | and around the chaparraf areas, and | also make a place for approximation oi l merchantable trees.
 For the past two years the govern | ment has been carrying on permanoni | improvements in the national forests ol | an extensive scale. and the construe. | tion of Are lanes and trails has besl | one of the most important features oi | the work. The task of clearing the ground ana providing lana for good | forest trees Is, however, perhaps thi | most important benefit expected t | come out of the experiment.
 The proposed work oS the Angori | goats may finally solve the chaparra I problem whlch has been troublesome iE l the State oe cailfernis for many years I The bushy chaparral growth chokei | out seedlings oe valuable commercial trees which may get a start and wheE | dry is one of the wcrst kinds oe ar ! risx4 often M- small blnEa whicl starts In lt gains such hsadwAy In | few minutes as to travel hundreds O l yards and lick into valuable stands Q merchantabIe timber.
 | The protection to be afforded by tht Iwoat.buIlt fire lanes, therefore. may al I last bring relief to the State, which ir the past has had its full share of tim | Der loss through destructive fefes | fires. At the same time. large amount of ehaparral will be killed ou to make room for the growth of goos | trees that produce lumber. If proveE successful at the end of two years thu | work will be carried Co national for | eats in other sections where ehaparra has choked out good forest trees ana created a-dangerous fire risk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09

St.. Valentines Day win dawn In Montgomery next Sunday and any body wanting sweetheart. can pick out the person of their choice to both- CT about until the final ''bust-up.'
 St Valentine was geeser who skipped into the mundane etfnosphere about the time of St. DunstAfl aud other persons, Sir Walter Scott has made famous. and commenced giving Cupid . run Tor his money from the jump. At one time 1t was reported Cupid would be backed on to whis- per, in the intense rivalry. but man- aged to hold his own by being on good saint only got busy once q yser.
 The beauty Of khe day is that any one approached on the subject of mat rfmony, that Ia any of the fair sex. Ia in duty bound 10 listen patiently, and # she fails to the spiel she ts It for q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09
St. NaIentine's Day WiH DalDn
 On Montgomery Next Sunday.

year. but failure for the swain to de- liver the house and lot end of the proposition ahsolvss her from obiisa- tion at the end of the year.
 AS usual at such times. the small boys see but one merit in the occa- sion. the privilege of unhsnging gates. Ia All Halloween. and sane land holders win drive nails over the hinges of their gates as precaution against paying cart hire in setting the ieaf back.
 Of course tho comic valentine. sort of licensed anonymous letter effect. will be much in evidence. freahish looking pictures with alleged verses written on them. Book stores, cor. Aes srecsss and druggipts with an eye to the main chance. will also do brief, thriving business with what the world has come to caii pretty valentines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09

L. T .cooper's theory that the Ansri. Acan stomach has grown weak and is re- ,sponsibIe for most sickness is receiving che strongest sort of endorsement from e suprpising number oe New Workers. Among many people who have re- gently become convinced that Cooper is correct and his medicine all he claims is Mrs.. Elsancr Harria, of s1e Rodney street, Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon Mrs. Harris called at the store where Cooper ia meeting the public, and when inter- viewed said. 'I am only too willing Co tell what remarkabie experience 1 have had with CoopsrH New Discovery, fand what wonderful medicine know ft to be.
 T have had rheumatism for sixteen years and took SC much medicine in trying to get rid of it. that for the past eight years my stomach has been in . fearful condttion.As my digestion was almost ruined. For ten years con- suited one physician after another but my rheumAtism got steadily worsa. Finally my stomach got in such state that had to stop taking medicine aito- gether.
 "whsn first heard of Mr. coopsr's medicine and what it was doing in New York was afraid to try it; but I nnaliy decided to take 1t. and if 1t diA
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09
MAY SELL, CAR LINES
p.ornnrass .;,!. K ssIsA s1, A 1Ar HAVE
n.perfed That Enstern Cepxtallst' Have Tnken Over Interests of Late Colonel Abbett---Newa
 ef Central Cfty.

Selma, Feb. s.--(special. )--There was . report here today that the propsrty of the Selma Street and su- burban Railway Company had changed hands.
 The report was that the car line been sold, the deal having been closed In Atlanta Saturday by c. A. Wicker sham, president and general manager of the Atlanta and West Point Raii- road, and who, since the death of Col Y. N. Abbott last September, has had control Of the affairs Of the rseima Street and Suburban Railway.
 During the past week there has been e number of runnors about the selling of the street car line and num- erous guesses have been made oy the wrong if the report today proves true and this win probably be known with in the next few days.
 IL is understood that the properties of the Selma Street and suburban Railway has been sold 10 syndicate of Boston capitalists. Lest spring this same company of Boston capi- taiists, 1t is stated, tried to purchase the car line from the late Col. 1T. N Abbott. The deal fell tnrongn.
 The sale of the car line. it is said, was closed in the once Of c. A. Wick ersham in Atlanta last Saturday whether the report h true cannot be learned here today.
 Hon. A. D. Pitts, the attorney of i, the car line here. when seen this morning would neither confirm nor den ythe report but he intmiated thai negotiations had been going on be- tween Mir. wiekersham and Eastern capitalists for the purchase of the line
 The many rumors current here las, week fixed both R.. M. Jemison. oi Birminghani. and the Selma Lighting Company as the purchasers of the Selma Street and Suburban Railway. The Selma Lighting Company did have an option on the property and R. L.. Miller, manager of the Selma Lighting Company. had on the car line expired last Friday and an the two parties could not get together or the purchase price Mir. Ellis returned to his home in the city.
 H. S. D. Mallory, counsel for the Selma Lighting Company, this morn. ing stated thst he could not give out any information in regards to the ne gotiations which the Selma Lighting Company had made. for the purchass of the car line and further could mol state whether the deal had Taller . through.
 It is understood that the Selma Street and Suburban Railway and holdings were priced to the S'elms Lighting Company at s175.000. Ths lighting company did not want to pay this much for the line and the dea. is believed to haye been declared off
 If the car line was sold as reported 10 the syndicate of Eastern capital. ists Mir. lWicl<ershafn probably receives at least that much for the line.
 While the franchiseA and hoidingl of the Selma Street and Suburban Railway Company in Selma are con, sidered valuable it Is also understood that they are heavily mortgaged I was stated today that there was bonded indebtedness against the fin, amounting to about el26.0eo.
 If the lime has been purchased b, an Eastern company it is expecte. that the company will make man, valuable improvements during the riex year.