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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
BUFFALO BILL
AND HIS BIG SHOW
IN CITY TODAY
NOTED pLhlNSMAN AND PAWNtE
GIL WITH 300 PEOPLE PRESENT
GREAT SCENIC SHOW.

Promptly a, daylight this morning
Buffalo BINS great wild West and
Pawnco BUS Far East pulled into
Ardmu-r and unfolding was begun al.
most before tho cars had stopped.
mean ,shilc the streets were filled with
crowds watching the various wagons,
animals and other equipment. togctb-
cr with a railroad csginc proceeded
slowly up Main street and to the show
grounds a. Dee oId Of B street soutn.
west Many were on the street.
waiting for the parade. but these cir
Gus men have iolnd 10 incNpcdiout 70
give % street pageant This year and
ha," sawed their ontrr,anm'u FOR
'l. r,ula- performances
Naturally with the combining ~ the
two shows there has been introduced
scor %. innovations but at the
same time all On, old numbers that
have "udcarrd the Wild W,st to hun
drcds OF thousand, have been retain.
ed
Colon~ william r. Cody DuGa'o
TIL who is now slvtyfour years old.
is as active as D." was thirty years
ago. II. s,iI breaks the glass oais
when riding % galloping horse around
the arena aud has the same sure eye
Nunalo Bnl appears seven different
times Iu the arena and has introduced
% buffalo hunt In the performance.
Apart from the eight hundred PEE.
fona with the SHOW. there are also coo
horses. elephants. camols and a score
of hurros.
There vas no parade u Is eight
years sine. Buffalo Biu made parade
and bo'h Doc and rawnco Bill are 81
The opinion that q better and moro
stro. uous performance can be given
when the pageant is eliminated.
Th.rc are twenty-five different ua.
tIcuaId,- with the show and many Of
these will be- seen In 'ho Far Elst
element of the exhibition. This is the
color and lighter effect that has added
considerably 10 the merit Of the eNhi-
h'tiou since the recent combination.
Fire caters will be- seen I'm their
Sp'mmdnr act said to be- quite com
Portable ON q hot day and far prefer.
able to cold water bath. Dahomcy-
ans viii give an idea Of the ORIGIN OF
the .tky.vllk. and the dainty Cinga-
le.y VIII 20 through the cou'ortlon>
of their dances Hindu fakirs will do
thr medicine acts Then there VIII be-
Arab arnobats. the japanese iugglcrs.
and last o' q batch of many nations To
help along the Orient Is the troupe Of
trained elephants under tho tutorship
OF prof Rossl These pachydcrms
also dance and iu addition 20 that
they sic with the coWbody band and
William Sweeney, tho leader, "a an
orchestral effect
Major Gordon " liili.. who Is the
owner ~ the show with Buffalo Ru
acts as the general manager Of the
ags-cGJIun. he attends 10 the az
ranging Of the route the show viii
take. looks after the work of the al
vance, engages all employees and suE
Costs nov features, and every bill has
to bc brought TO the Napoleon OF the
Of the coo,cs, and most modes, men
that h1, ever ran a thousand men.
The night performance, which VIII
start promptly 40 : o'clock. viii not
bc curtailod In any way A new light
us process has recently been intro.
duccd whereby the arena rs as clear
... tl.. 900. Ga. ., d.. DO. ,F,. V....gt,,..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
MAJAH BURKE, SAH,
STOUTLY DENIES It
euFFAlO BILLS SHOW is NOT
OWNED BY a CIRCUS, SUI, BY
6IMINi

III get 20 calling the fellow
names who started the story that
the Buffa'o Bin Wild West Is owned
by a circus man III get to cussin A."
said Major John ". Burke, Of the
Wild West show, who came 20 town
today And SO I'll only call him a
flea. Our exhibition is not a circus,
its the concentrated essence Of all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
COL. REDF|ELD WAS
WEDOEDAT WEBBCITY
HIS BRIDE rs MISS 6ELLE ~.
HASKlNs WHOSE LIFE is De.
VOTED TO MISSION WORK

A quic, wedding occurred iat
evening at O'Clock Al the nome Of
g. ; Hashns on West 18th street
when Miss Relic NJ Haskins, sister
81 Ia,kins Bros, Of this city was
united in wrdlock to CO. David
R'dfir'd of Ardmorc OKLA.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev JAS. ; spear, pastor OF The
Filst Presbyterian church.
only tine immediate relatives ana
few friends OF the contracting
parties Witnessed the ceremony.
Light refreshments were served
following the ceremony
Mrs Rcdtc'd is sister OF he
Hask'ns pos of this city. She Is
q woman noted for her strong char.
artu- and Christian graces among
tlos, Who know her best For many
years she was 10 charge or the Girls
CoueEr- conDoytod with the Mission
under tno \. n. G F. Meet at
3audrliaro. Mexico Her father Rev.
H r ilaskins. was one of the found.
rrs OF KuoN College in Illinois. from
which place Miss Hasklns graduated
and took mp the mission work, 10
which lor l'n has been aricutly de-.
voted
Col Radaald is native Of Mis-.
sour and Was o member of the firs,
county cour, Of Vernon county, after
'ho civil war lir has held q mum.
brr og responsible positions and has
always taken an active interest in
politics For many years he has been
closely Identified With the c. \. II
he has been resident o' Ard.
more Tor the past 10 yesrs.
While the union OF this worthy
couple has not come to them in the
first bloom OF youth, Yet their deyo.
uou has been tried In a courtship
OF several months. and their friends
are wishing rhom an happiness and
prosperity throughout their lives
Webb city Evening Register. sep,
20 1909.
We are indebted 10 the Wehh civ
Registe- for an account Of the nun.
tia's Of one ~ our distinguished
citizens and We reproduce the same
herewith, with the flattering com.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29

Dr. Abcrnethy, the great English
physician, said, Watch your kidneys.
When they are affected, life is in
danger" Foley's Kidney Remedy
makes healthy kidneys, corrects urt
nary Irregularities. Ind tones up the
whole system. Sold by all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
THIS C|RL'S At
HOME ON BACK Of
BRONCHO OR IN AUTO
POPULAR ARoMoRg GIRL WHO
LIKES OUTDOOR SPORTS TAKES
TO MOTORING.

From handling the brides from f1.
back Of a bucking broncho TO the s,s
cushions behind the steering gcer %.
q 20.h1rscpowcr. foIr cylinder auto p
a test that fow men are able 10 pass.
but 1t is with equal Skill and cons
donce that Miss Rachel Campbell ..
this city, daughter OF Judge and N--
G. VI. Campbell, IL able to rid9 Obs,
unnamed horses on her fathcr's ram.
or to steer through the crowdal
streets the big Franklin machine r-
Gently purchased by Judge Campbc.
Within 4 few days Miss Rachel u
Ray" Us her friends lko to call no.
has mastered the big car under th.
capable instructions Of Mr. Char.
DU2. and who brought the mach
here from Denver whore Judge Cam
bon purchased IL this summer NJ.
a screw, bolt or rod but what sn.
is now familiar with and as an cXpc-
chauffeur she would doubtleEs be cr
titled to first class certificate.
Miss Rays activities and versatile,
in outdoor sports are rarely equallo,
IN a young lady OF hcr years, MOI yo'
ont OF her teens, and with pgrfcr
health and steady nerve she is cGua'
20 anything that may arise.
On her fathers ranch in the sun
NOR she gets acquainted with bh.
hronchos and has been In the lead on
the back Of spirited animal at NOR
'hau one round up. ono of her foat
Of horscmanshlp. thoug1 not giyc-
With her consent, Wt- sen on Tho
street, here a few months ago whco
To q runaway and wnii. holding IN
rcius over two fast bays, she subduo
them after a warm dash Of eight o.
ten blocks and brought them up with
rttio or no damage.
Miss Ray takes great pride and
pleasure iu motoring with her friends
and in explaining the various parts
Of the car, which Is one OF the larg
est and finest in the city 1t is q
four-cylindcr Franklin and has the
| Campbell coat ~ arms
high class entertainment, colossal
chronological exposition of mghties,
educ"
but who owas ~" the into
viewer Interrupted
col w. r Cody and Maj GOrdog
Lille own a. No circus man or cir.
Gus manager ever owned a stick OF
stitch of t. The exhibition was orig
mated by Buffalo Bin twcnty-s \
years ago and since then we have
made three tours o' Europe. and AZ
the Chicago Worlds Fair We shared
honors with that great exposition
That fixed our status as the greatest
chronological exhibition in the world
so declared by two hemisp1eres and
the crowned heads Of"
And It's not connected with any
circus?"
No, by gimlni NO And one thinE
about the Buffalo Bill exhibition
/ It is the only Wild West show on
/ earth that has Identified with II ar
individual who ever did anything
and who is now living"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
THE HASKELL LAND CASES
oIsINTEREsTEO WRITER GIVES
UNPREJuDicED ARTICLE ON
MATTER TO THE PUBLIC.

Guthrie, Sept gS The KAu.a. city
Post ui lts, sunday. contained the
mo complete mt nrd exposition co..
tho t1Nulo, fraud cases Wherein Gov.
cruo- Haskell and four associatcs arc
alleged ,o have violated the federal
statue. Tho report wa written by
Interested reporter for au on.
std, paper rhr writer Has entirely
'r,r .rom amy IDgu prejudice, ano
hal u.t the personal acquaintance of
suel. pnrsor involved The author
gives t complete and suDciuc' history
of tun controversy. and no uuprcjudie.
cd person can road this unpr'mdicvi
article and believe that Governor Has
Fyll ami his as .D,,A"s over committed
tu. aIshtcs, crime or even violated
any of the rules OF the department
Ihtt every transaction was conducted
,pouly and above board with the uIl
kuuNmds". consent aud approval ot
.a, federal authorities m charge of
the sur of these lots and that tnc
to.tl amount involved iu GOV Has.
kuIIs ptrt Of the tran action could mo-
exceed the sum Of S3i11 The follow.
..g t., q few of the pJra-raphs culI"d
..m this remarkable article. the
D.. 4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29

LOST sunday Eastern SUC pin rn
sH,rd r. J Fiud,r please rr.um
20 Agdur-,Itc. s5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29

Frail women. women during mrnEtrua-
ton. pregnancy or nlrflrE HkoGl3 keep
the bowels well open Try bg Cald-
wells syrup Pepsln. Al al drug
stores. ~ cents and .! o bottle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29

Bellamy Whitley, the piano tuner,
Is here for few days at the Gilmes
Hotel. Phone in your orders, 9ti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
AlBATROSS

That's the name OF the bes, rlour
sold IN Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29

We are indebted 10 the Wchh civ
Registe- for an account Of the nun
tia's Of one ~ our distinguished
citizens and We reproduce the same
herewith, with the flattering com.
ments on the contracting parties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
PAPER CARTER COUNTY

AND THE CITY or ARDmoRE
II it !. In the ArlmDrote, it is legal.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-29
Daily Hronorettc.

oTTINEl -IVfV7 TT-7'0'-1'0
Entered az the POs'officD at hrdmoro
as SECOND Glass Matter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
ENRAGED NEGRO
SHOOTS WIFE IN NECK

Iuyenia Lewis. a negro woman. was
shot and dangerously wounded by her
shooting occurred at No. Browder's
Row on the Jackson Ferry road. 1t
ia said that the couple had been quar-
relinR for several days and that a
number of times the woman had
threatened to swear out a warrant for
the arrest of her husband.
The row was continued last night
when the man returned from work
and he is alleged to have beaten his
wife who left the house with the in
tention of having her husband arrest
ed. Lewis followed her out into the
street and ordered her to return and
when she refused he shot her through
the neck.
After the shooting Lewis ran to the
woods and 1t Is supposed he has gone
to his former home at Pollayd's place
on the pike road. The woman Is safa
TO be not dangerously hurt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
FROM the BENCH

A Judge of q Colorado court said:
Nearly one year ago 1 began the use
OF Grape-Nuts as a food. Constant
confinement indoors and the monoton-
GUS grind OF once duties had so weak
ened and impaired my mental powers
that I felt the imperative need OF some
thing which neither doctors nor food
specialists seemed able to supply.
"A weeks use of Grape-Nuts twice
each day convinced me that some un-
usual and marvellous virtue was con-
tanned therein. My mental vigor re-
turned with astonishing rapidity; brain
WEAKNESS <from which I had constant
ly suffered) quickly disappeared. clear
ness of thought and intellectual health
and activity which had never previ-
ously known were to me the plain re-
suits of a few months use of this food.
"Unhesitatingly commend Grape
Nuts as the most remarkable food
preparation which science has ever
produced so far as my knowledge and
experience extends"
The Judge is right. Grape-Nuts food
is a certain and remarkable brain build
er and can be relied upon. There's
reason.
Ever READ the above letters A new
ane aspeaRn from time to fi1ne. They
are wAnuine, trues amd full Of hnnamn
lwtereat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07

railway company to construct new
lines along that street.
An ordinance appropriating $4,000 to
pay for the Installation of lead pipes
and lead connection along the water
tines of South Perry street from
Washington avenue to the city limits
was passed. A similar ordinance for
Highland avenue to the city limits wap
also passed.
An ordinance was adopted providing
for the paving of Julius street from
the east side of South Perry street to
the west side of Sout h McDonoTgh.
High street between South Court
greet and South Lawrence, South
street from the east side OF Sayre street
to the west side Of South McDonough.
South McDonough street from the south
side of Washington avenue to the north
side of South street, and Columbus
street from the east side of North
Commerce street to the west side Of
North Perry street.
An ordinance was passed granting a
franchise to the Montgomery Traction
Company along JEFF Davis avenue from
Holt street to Oak street and granting
that company the right to tear up Its
tracka along st. Charles. street from
Holt to Dorsey and relay them along
Holt street between Stone and Day
streets and extend the west line along
Day street to Hill street. The ordi-
nance provides that the Traction Com
pany Is to pay the city OF Montgomery
20 o0o for the rights granted under the
franchise
There was considerable discussion
over this last ordinance. An amend
ment had been offered to the ordinance
raouirinR the Traction Company to car
nv, free of charge. over the proposed
lines all children. of five, years or I'M
der who were held in the laps of pa
rents or guardians The amendment
,,,as sbown to have been lost at a pre-
,,,o,,a meeting. kilograms from seven
southern cities were read and several
~ them stated that children were re-
CURED to pay full fare when over the
age of three years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
CITY COUNCIL IS BUSY
MASS OF DETAIL Is RAPIDLY HAN
DIED.
Ordinances Covering Many Subjects Are
Passed by the Aldermen-Trac-
ton. Company Gets q New
Franchise.

' A communication was read at the
Council meeting from the Mayor re-
garding the sweeping Of certain streets
and the Mayors suggestion that all
streets paved with sheet paving be
swept was adopted.
Bids on the issue of bonds for the
Improvement of Clayton street were
opened and 1t was found that Myer
and Goldman of Montgomery had CT
fered S101.10 for the bonds and F. NJ.
Kohn and Son e101.50, both bids .were
accompanied by certified checks for
$3.50. The bids were referred to the
Committee on Finance.
A letter from the Mayor was read in
which he requested the concurrence
of the Council in his action in selling
the street Improvement bonds for North
Court street to the Fourth National
Bank. BY unanimous vote the Coun-
Gil ratified the sale.
An ordinance regulating the storing
and handling Of gasoline was adopted
by the Council. The ordinance pro-
vides that gasoline shall be stored on
the ground floor and shall be stored in
one certain place to be selected by the
Chief of the Fire Department.
A petition from the residents living
along JeR Davis street was read. The
petition protested aaglnst any franz
rhgre that might be granted the street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07

OFFICE OF the Constructing Quartermast-
1903. Sealed proposals In triplicate will be
received at this office until 80 y. m. Sap-
tember goth 1909, for the construction OF
Terra Gotta Pipe Sewers and Iron Outfaii
Pipe at Fort Morgan, Ala. Plans. spsctfi-
cation. blank proposals and further Iuforma-
$1,000 required for drawings and specifica-
lions, deposit will be returned TO the bidder
on return OF drawings here. Plans and
specifications may be at this Office.
The United States reserves the right to re-
ject or accept any or all bids any part
thereof Proposals to be marked "Propo-
sails for contraction OF Sewers and address-
ed TO Captain H. b. Chamberiin Quarter
master u. s. Army, Constructing Quarter
master. "a zS-4-b-s t-f-S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
The Advertisers Consolidated Rent Bulletin

The places below all vacant but available
you go house shown in this bulletin and
find occupied think that you have made mistake for
the may have a place and not have moved.
Bulletin will published Tuesdays Thursdays and Sun
days The letter each house denaes the agent who
charge instance ga" Jones' Ray Pierce
has the for rent B" Dowdel Joseph, etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
TYPEwR1TERs AND REPAIRS
Administrator Sale of
Real Estate

Under and by virtue Of a decree Of sale
rendered by Hon. J. B. CASTOR. Judge az
the probate Court Of Montgomery County,
Alabama will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder for cash at the Court Square
Fountain In the City OF MONTGOMERY. on
Saturday the 18th day Of Septerr% 1903.
the following described real estat ate
in the City of Montgomery to-wfs.
half OF lot number four ca Of Block a
ber thirty (aO) OF the Goldthwaite Plat saia
lot fronting thirty five feet more or less on
Bainbridgs Street. and running back one
hundred and ten feet more or less.
J. n. HOPKINS,
Admr. Est. Haton Arnold. deceased.
ALEXANDER TROY,
Attorney. nK-tu-3e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
FURNITURE.

FTRNITURE-ws pack and ship your fur.
niturO. We repair and refinish your fuFni.
tufe. Geo. d. Wragg Furniture Co. Phone
OBe. III
WE STORE furniture and household geods
either In open space or private rooms; eur
warehouse and we are equipped to handle
and care for all kinda Of storagei watch.
bama Storage and lee Co. Phone aIIi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
Probate Notice

state Of Alabama, Montgomery County.
Probate Court. August gard. 1903.
Notice IL hereby given that John j.. Grif-
fin. Guardian OF Adaline Jane Griffin, a
minor this day filed his account. Vouchers
and statement for a partial settlement "
his Guardfanship Of the estate OF said
minor; and that the 18th day Of sep
temhar, 1905. has been appointed for said
settlement. j. d. CASTOR.
-tu.9t Judge 81 FrohAkds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07

sloe.0e
B4fo s. Court. 8 rms
ssS. 90,
B1Is wilkerson. 9rms
Fs2s Adams, 10 rms.
$50 90.
.BBo 9. Goldthw'te. Or
r-Goidthwaite, > rms
x5o Goldthw'te st. Or
x21s Washington. Or
$50. %.
FflB Holcombe, Z rm
xi4S Holcombe.
elS. 20.
Af33 Catoma, z rms
BSo1 8. Court. Z rms.
xi13 9. Hull. Z rms.
XssS washington. y =
el2 so.
Ffo1e 9. Hull, : rms
80. 90.
A-cor. jackson and
washington, Q rm
Ai3e Holcombe. 8 rm
A407 Finley Av.. 8r
A1217 s. Hull. 8 rms
B13e Hoicombe. 9 rms
C<01 Monroe. 9 rms.
D20f Hoicombe. 8 r
F-Norman Bridge
Road . acrea.
r41s Bibb, 0 rms.
FFetder, z rooms.
x13s Hoicombe, 9 rms
xt010 9. Hull, 0 rms.
x33 Virginia Av.. Or
XFelder Ave. Q rms.
x2o1 Holcombe, Q rms
x407 Finley Av., sr
x705 8. Courts rms.
KAT Goldthw'te. 7 r
xs03 Clayton. 8 rms
ss7 so.
A3J6 N. Lawrence, Or
rb1s Jefferson. 8 rms
x30s N. Lawrence,
8 rooms,
XII Amsnda. 10. rms.
$50 90.
Asa 8. Lawrence, CIR
F543 8. Lawrence fr
sB5 90.
A21o Holcombe. Z rm
A244 Pieas't Av.. sr
A242 PIeas't Av.. or
ASIA 8. Court, z rm
B2is 9. Lawrence, 5r
B1123 8. Perry Q rms.
C21S 3. Lawrence. or
DIS 8. Lawrence. Or
F402 Bibb 8 rooms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07

Fla Amanda, 9 rms
x210 Holcombe. Z rms
x543 8. Lawrence, 5r
xsf1 8. Court Q rms.
x240 Pleas'nt. Az. sr
KRIS 8. Lawrence, 6r
X20f N. jackson. Or
xJ0z Z. Jeff Davis
Ave-, 8 rooms.
xs01 Jefferson, s rms.
&c Goidthwaite. Z r
ga. 80.
As0o g. Perry. 9 rm
A5s Pleas't Av., Z r
ASA 8. Lawrce, 6r
B210 Holcombe, Z rms
Bis Holcombe, 6 rms
F10< Forest Av.. 2 r
x2s Plum. 2 rooms.
HJV.W.
A22 Amanda, Z rms
A105 Panama, 9 rms
Af227 3. Hull, z rms
AIS Plum, Z rms.
BIS Pleasant Av., g
B23 Pleasant Av.,
B22 Amanda, Q rms
B10e Summit, High
land Park. 8 rooms.
B1005 Panama. 8 rms.
B625 8. McDon'gh. Or
DIS whitman, Z rms
F2s Plum, z rms
rt26-B Holcombs Z r
F236 Pleasant. . rms
Faas Pleasant, Q rms.
x71s HishiaAd Av..
7 rooms
x141 Holcombe, 8 rms
x80O O. Perry, . rms.
XII Mobile, Z rms.
Kills N. jackson, s r
Xe25 s. McDonough,
S rooms.
x20e N. jackson. 2 p
Kali N. jackson, Z r
x22 Amanda, = rms.
ks whitman. Q rms
SIT 80.
A127 Holcombe. 0 r
FIST w. Jeff Davis. 8 r
F64 Hoicombe. 7 rms.
s2s. 80.
xs00 Jefferson, 5 rms.
X26 Amanda, Z rms.
ssS. 90.
Aaiz Hoicombe e
Ae10 8. Hull. 8 rms
Ae15 Adams. 8 rms
As17 Adams. Q rms
Abs Hoicombe, 8 r
A22o Mildred. 5 rms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
KEY

8. Perry. Phone 4s1.
B--DowdeIl q Joseph,
20 Commerce st.. Phone 1<s5
is Coniercs st.. Phone $50
D--Meysr Goldman. .-F
sos LIST Natl. BIZ. Phone 141.
F--Dayidson & Holt
1f3 Montgomery st.. Phone %.
G-E. H. e. Warren, Winter Building.
XII, A. Chambless & Bro.
Hill Bldg. Phone 1914.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ Am 1oSs nrSp@rS6 a. 9ivS 1SS 7SS =.
innate On any kind OF buiidin6. large ~
.mAn call 'phones ASA - 11@ Harris
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

40 no PER day paid to one lady in each
town town to distribute free circulars and take
1s1eps position. j. s. ZeiSleF Co. Chi
ca.o -A-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
HELP WANTED.

r 80 I,-,-I,11snt person may earn Z good
incnrns corrssponding for newspapers Ex-
nsrienee unnecessary. Address Press corre-
spondence Bureau WAAninSton' -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

Tor offices or anything else. right at the
Basin. location unsxcelled all the modern
conyeniences possession at once, rent free
TO October LIST. Apply at Is 8. Court St
FOR RENT-Nice front office and base
ment or first floor storage room, with use
OF A. C. L. side track. the best proposition
for broker commission man In the city
Apply at l1S coosa St.. possession October
LIST, lis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
PERSONAL


FROM manuscript to book. Let Us pub
ilsh yours. Submit US what you have.
cochrane Publishing Co, ESQ Tribune Build
ing, New York. lie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
WANTED Statesmen
$3.50. 90

WANTED Statesmen
$3.50. 90
Week and Upward.
County in Alabama we want
In EYER Of really first class statesmen. able
to good Ssvs F9f rf ssss 1000
men men mii ,ias altered in the State We espe-
o siIIO" desire men capable Of taking charge
~ a. territory ana organizing folee Oh
salesnie"' Foilansbee & Engle,
.o,.aoa Moore Building. Fort Worth, Texas:
%ol-HVS AAo' t'F -b-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS In q1&nttties from 1oo to 1,0eo, Oee
can Be produced In exact fac-simile 81 ariE.
inaI typewriting ana when properly sxecGi.
"a and the name carefully matched viii
have the same effect a. II each letter was
typswrittsn separately. Our facilities and
expSrtence enable Us to DO the very heSf
work OF this class. Our reputation assures
that We will q. L D9vant Typewriter Co.
First National Bank. -a-0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

On sAIEsMEN WANTED--Lots rs to 80
1Nyars small down payment Men max
tng 20 to so dollars a day. BOX 1ler rem
sacola, Florida
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07
WANTED-AGENTs.

a NEW article of superior merit for ladies'
Hhoss taste in dress Is fastidious. will be
sent by mail for zoe. Agents wanted Lau.
mer Thompson. Toledo ONO. H
wANTEp AGENTs-Easy money for
s are time. Good money for full time, From
anaerson and Co. 1s4s Berryhill .st Har-
risburg Pa