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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

u ACRES. l. miles from san Rafael. 500 an
acre; an elegant site for country home OF
summer camping resort. nicely wooded; fine
climate al the year. can be cut up into
camping lots OF small chicken ranches; easy
of access trains daily 10 the city; sta
t.ons nearby and school close at hand. Ad-
dos boz Il MLl valley Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
REAL ESTATE 20 EXCHANGE

LANNANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
l-l4-l6 Broadway. Oakland
f-'.Hll- Larger corner ln choice residence sec
Uon- VIII SubdiTide and sell Tor $4,000.
exchange Tor improved or acreage prop
erIF Up no $1,000. balance on bank mort
gage.
Sl5.0gH 0gH.-EleElut esidence; fine location; large.
corner lot, stable. furnace. etc; ey-
change fa- AL ranch or same value or
Sl5.o0o-Tracr Of ~ large suburban building
lo-s railroad and building improvements
going on lu vicinity VIII greatly increase
rtelr raiue VIII give lots clear and
$4,000 ro $1,000 cash for good land. or
VIII exchange hair the lots and some cash
tor raIcl-
Slo0lo-File l0ase. - rooms. good lot: barn.
driveway. close 10 business center viii
rent Tor Sb9 per month, mortgage II
$1,000, win exchange for ranch mp 10
$4,000. m Lgbl go s.. 600
>t-ai0-AolerI house rooms. large lot barn
driveway wen located. exchange for good
ranch
$-sooa-SHeI country home in Paso Robes:
cost twice price asked exchange for san
Francisco or Oakland property and pay
cash difference.
We nave client who owns several fine i'm
proved and uuimproved Oakland proper
vo can ofer iu exchange FOR good acreage
property might pay some cash difference;
must he good value in the land.
LAY NANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
I2f4-lf Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

WILL exchange large choice improved corner
l1 Berkeley. central and Il. c.. improve
llents. 4 houses modern and paying good in
rrresr. property is iu direct line Of business
expansion aud increasing in value. price
$4,000. Wil exchange for improved country.
either alfalfa grain or stock ranch. up "a
$4,000 or $4,000. and take cash or mortgage
for balance, give fun particulars. price, loca-
fion etc in first letter Address Owner p
10. box 1ff Berkeley. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
sTANIsLAUs REAL ESTATE

STOCK and grain ranch OF 1900 acres: cattle
hogs teams and farming outfit; price Sl200
write for particulars. MAZE & WREN, No
oeSto Cal
ALFALFA-4T acres near M0desto; the best
thing offered FOR sale al Sl60 per acre. RICE
SONS. Modesto. Cal Established 1887.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
Los GATOs REAL ESTATE


WE make specially Of high class foOthilI
homes and home sites.
a splendid place Of 9 acres. / mile from
Los Gatos. ON which $4,000 has been spent
within The last I've years. We oner it for
. $4,000.
2 acres with large new bungalow; great
view. $500.
l8 acres with splendid home sites. S6.50O.
43 acres. on The car line: land dotted al
over with me live oaks SIS 600.
CORES Dondence solicited.
TTTEAN RRnS & IN
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
LUMBER FOR SALE
A CHANCE A CHANCE


LUMBER FOR SALE
CHANCE A CHANCE
A CHANCE
WHICH CAN HAPPEN ONCE IN A LIFETIME
WILL SELL at a bargain exchange foi
city property 600 acres OF good timber land
consisting Of 150, 000 900 feet of oak and 100,
600 600 feet OF spruce. with ready markel
to sell with big profit Good terms VIII nt
given by calling at the office of
SECURITY INVESTORS REALTY co. INC,
ei5 Metropolis Bank bldg. $ F., Cal
SHINGLES. SI.5O; rustic pine and red. s23;
flooring: 81: lining snd boards z-0. - -n. -1-n.
TIMBER LAND
RFDw0OD and pine timber land in lots to
suit: 100 or 900 or more acres; also large
and paying mill property
SO an acre: T. 900 acres hr and pine .umber
lands in Lake county; fine investment s;os 4,r,
500 .O00-Sawmil and large tract redwood TIM
ber land. near San Francisco, on easy terns'
safe and paving proposition.
ROTHERMEL & CO..
pa Russ bldg. San Franclsco
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE
AAA-LICK LOAN CO, So Montgomery st.
DEAL DIRECT. ANY AMOUNT
Money loaned on Ist and I'd mortgages
In any part Of San Francisco.
Lick bldg, room 1ol; Douglas SOlo.
loans and mortgages made with building and
loan association; reduced from high rates OF OF
interest to bank rates. &. j. IALLON' 10
Metropolis Bank building. 62o Market ST.
ANY amount: lowest rates on hrst and second
mortgages on real estate. legacies, unalNaeo
interest estate IN probate; no delay. h Nc
COLGAN, 26 Montgomery ST. rooms Sl4-SIo.
ANY amount on real estate hrst or second mort
cages or any security; no delay; lowest rates
o. W. BECKER, Monadnock bldg. os1 Market.
A-FIRsT and second mortgages. estates. any
liQG.
500 10 500. OOO any proposition DU RAY
SMITH. 1913 Broadway Oakland.
HERMAN MURPHY. $50 Suffer St, rms. 3Ol-2.
Second mortgages. Estates LeGacies, &C:
MONEY WANTED ......,,...
SIC. 600 at per cent: security corporation and
majority Of stock; plant valued at Slooooo'
S25, 600 at per cent; security, corporation note
secured by 20 per cent Of the stock; value OF
equity in realty $500 600
HUNT. OSTEYEE & BANZ.
l45 Montgomery ST.
ALL good loans on improved property at S and
:: S11. 600. S.. 500. SO 200, 81 500 $4,000 500,
$500, $1,000; other ANTS. DU RAY SMITH,
lob Broadway oakland
MONEY WANTED
5000 TO $1,000 al per cent net; gilt edge
security; guaranteed income country property;
RrLncLnals only. Box l02I. can oItce
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT
NUGGETS. quartz spec. rare coins, old gold and
silver II. LANDECKER. III Montgomery ST.
WANTED-OLD GOLD
HIGHEST price paid for diamonds and old gold.
SCHOENFELD & CO.. IS San Pablo av-, Oak
land.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE is hereby given that my wife. Hattie
B. Williamson. is living separate and apart
from me at $50 Sanchez St. San Francisco,
against my consent and I viii not pay or be
responsible for debts or bills contracted by
her ". F. WILLIAMSON, third husband.
Dated November Il, 1909
NOTICE IS hereby given that my wife Abbie
LumIey is acting irresponsIbly AGAINST my con
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

GOOD business locations and beautiful residence
sites, only s. monthly per lot. Santa Fe tract,
center OF Richmond Particulars McEWEN
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80 MArEo REAL Esr.rE
HOMES on EASY TERMS,
HOMES on EASY TERMSi

HOMES on EASY TERMSi
small cash payment balance $50 per
month; artistic and well built homes in
heacuful HAYWARD PARK. San Mateo. di-
lecty adjoining Hotel Peninsula. San Ma
leo 100000 hostelry; large lots: shrubbery.
trees. sunshine and flowers: only so minutes
~ =. f.. with trains every 20 minutes and
"leeIrlc cars every j. minutes: : minutes
walk from depot: lots an double frontage
from $500 upward; all improvements com
p-e-e See our agent. Mr.. Frank S. Grum-
mon. at 2s6 ST.. San Msteo-
BALDWIN & IIOWEI 8lS-324 Kearny St. s. F.
FLANK = GkJMM0A. 246 ST., san MArEO.
S4-293-Beautiful home. 6 rooms. just com
p-eiel elegantly fitted up with sideboard.
bookcases; psueled living and dining rooms
eeafned ceilings: buffet kitchen. right up 10
-ate; large front porch. fine lawns; no OBJ
lection % take mimproved lots as part pay
nenL Apply J. H. YOUNG. 323 Elm St.
San Aateo phone san Mateo 50.
FOR sale-4 room house. large pantry. bath
and porches; lot 50xI37.6; wOodshed and
storelouse: fruit trees and berries; kitchen
and living room paneled; only $3.50 Call
AT 10 North J 81: r. o. box 516. San NateO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
sAN JOAQUIN VALLEY REAL ESTATE

he exchange property; unimprOved land with
water, improved dairy ranches. orchards ano
whey ards For particulars write CHAS. J.
WHITE CO.. SO San Joaquin ST. Stockton. Cal
sEBASTOPOL REAL ESTATE
Buy home in SOnoma county; write for list
s9l5N = MLLLlAAS. Se1asto2ol ca.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

WANTED-Oakland and san Francisco property
to exchange; any kind If the price is right and
you mean business 7 am exchanging property
daily and can exchange yours 10 our mutual
advantage -. F. MTNNEY. 422 IIth St Oak
land. jusr east % Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

uents- houses, modern and paying good In
rerest. property is in direct line of business
expansion aud increasing in value: price
$4,000, WiN exchange for improved country.
either alfalfa. grain OF stock ranch. up "a
$4,000 or $4,000, and take cash or mortgage
for balance, give fun particulars price, loca-
zion, etc. in first letter. Address Owner, +.
q ooE 10. Berkeley Cal
YANTED-Oakland and san Francisco property
10 exchange, any kind IL the price is right and
Eo1 mean business; ! am exchanging properly
daily and can exchange yours 10 our mutual
advantage D. F. 1lTNNEY. 422 1Ith St. Oak
land- 1ust east of Broadway
s5.250-stor ana saloon including liquor and
grocery STOCK I'D Mission ST.; also fixtures
saloon license worth 81 POO. lot 25xl23 it,
i0cated in San Mateo county, but with the
5c car fare. Property actually worth Sc. 1000.
Al exchange for country property FYFE
DEPAOLI. 3297 Mission St opposite 18th.
EXCHANGE So. 500; Gao acres in Kern county;
suitable FOR trees. vines. cattle, hogs. pOul-
rrT. etc Abundance Of water available; no
rnorteage- Want ranch in bay counties or
y etv property Might pay cash difference
PLANTERS LAND CO., 206 Metropolis Bank
bldg
- ACRES al Lfrermore- - acres in full bear
ing vines; crop always brings good price; 9
room house. good barn. chicken houses with
1000 chickens. Tools, ETC.; J want property
rear Truftrale as mr business calls me 10
fhat place. See me at ABBOTT'S, 957 Broad
way. room .. Oakland
SOME CHOICE RESIDENCES N OAKLAND
I'D EXCHANGE FOR SAN francisco
PROPERTY. VIII ASSUME MORTGAGE.
i5 AoNADA0CK BIlLDlNG.
RANCH Of $50 acres; y miles from San AIateo;
So the redwOods timber and pasture land:
price SO per acre; or viii take income prop
erty Bee exchange. W. ". CASEY. 326 3D. sT
sas Mateo.
NANTED-2 or 2 parties with from $500 70
fl-l0. cash ro assist in promoting a bona hde
81 proposition Address box $500. Call office.
. STORE aud IS rooms near 18Th and Howard
valued SI7 COO VIII take ranch I'M
naFt payment FYFE & DEPAOLI. 3297
Assen - ODD 2sth-
SOME choice dences 81 Oakland 10 exchange
i'. HaA francisco property viii assume mort
ease lo4a Aonadnock building S. f.
GOOD paying livery stable situated in the best
business portion Of the city; also a good 6
room cottage. wiil exchange both for good
raaeh- apply ELLIS, 46s llth 81.
NEW. cottage on 45th St near Grove; 50. $50;
VII eKehange equity 40 for good lot Mr.
DAH, 1920 Jackson St. Oakland
= NEW cottages 10 exchange for ranch rent $40;
minutes 70 local 5Il5 9th St. Emeryville
REAL ESTATE exchanged. sold or leased J. P
6AkDAER go Monadnock. San Frsncsco.
PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED purchase modern residence in de-
slrahle part Of city, not less than 4 large bed
rooms address GoRDAN HALL. Mills build
l-s, giving tuii paltleuiaIs
FOR ssle-County seat abstract and real estate
business North Dakota THE REALTY CO.,
24 Security bldg. Minneapolis. Mimi
Y l-UsT sell immediately best half section i'm
proved home Turner county, South Dakota
Box 81 Parker. S. D.
IVA NTED-dodern marine view residence from
$500 n $1,000 J. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
10 sutter st.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Hattie
B. Williamson. is living separate and apart
from me at $50 Sanchez St. San Francisco,
against my consent. and I viii not pay be
respons BILE for debts or bills contracted by
her. ". F. WILLIAMSON, third husband.
Dated November IL 1909
NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Abbie
Lumley is acting irresponsibly against my con
sent snd~f will not pay or be responsible for
debts or bills contracted by her.
C3EtrkCsE IITMI.FY
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TIMBER LAND

REDWOOD and pine timber land in lots to
suit; I6o or 10000 or more acres; also large
and paying mill property
SO an acre: 1000 acres Or and pine timber
lands in Lake county; fine investment
500 O00-Sawmil and large tract redwood tim
Der land. near San Francisco, on easy terms;
safe and paving proposition.
ROTHERMEL & CO..
pa Russ bldg. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

- ACRES at Lirermore; 70 acres in fun bear
ing vines, crop always brings a good price; 9
room house. good barn. chicken houses with
900 chickens. Tools. etc.; want property
fhat place. Sec me af ABBOTT'S, 957 Broad
Wv. room .. Oakland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Gallon s1Bramr whfsskex, a9.go
 In tum express pmia.
 GREKL TRADING co. ?. O. Box S37. Pensacola Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
UNION STRINGS NEWS.
Civic Improvement Society Pians fe,

Civic Improvement Society Plans fer Work.
 Union Springs Feb. 4.---(specia1. )-- The frst meeting of the Civic Improve ment Society after the organization was held yesterday in the Council
 Mir. F. L. cowan made q few re. marks, and A. F Smith. editor of The Breeze. expressed his sympathy in and for the work. Quite number of things were dis- Iscussed that would improve the town, among them sewerage system. a wason yard, city hospital. planting of trees and the moving of rubbish from around the stores.
 Keep eyeriastingiy at it.@ was sug- gested as a motto. and as the wor1en are thoroughly enthused and spring Ia at hand when 1t is possible with a Iit- tie work to make the town inviting. it seems assured that the city will be much improved in looks and In . san- itary way.
 Meetings will be held twice a month. The sacred recital to be given Fri day evening at the Presbyterian Church is the topic. of interest. The follow. ing persons will take part: Mrs. E. l.. Crawford, Misses Kathleen Blount. Lola Clark. Eva Goidthwaite, Hugh Foster, Clay Harris. Edgar Mckay. F. 11. A4oSAh8UAs eNao1 AAcrAatf ntArS AAAAxA- ter. T. W, Baskin, Mrs. Mccall. ~ Geo. w. eBeddeli, of Port Carbon, Pa. and A. J. Feeiey of HaSletown. Pa, are guests of c. W. Tway. They came for 1.-two weeks hunt. At the last meeting of the Woodmen
 of the World. pr. A. B. Horn and R. i.
 J. Lawrence were elected delegates to
 the meeting of Head Camp. which will
 be held in Montgomery la May Next Thursday !. A. Wilkinson, State Commissioner of Agriculture, will visit Union Springs and there win be i two public meetings on that day, when | addresses will be made by hifn. and other prominent visitors. s A select choir win furnish music. l Jesse Robinson is here. moving his
 family to Montgomery, where he ia as- sociated with Mr. Russell Mlnchener -in the handle manufacturing industry. Mir. and Mrs. Rob Foster of St. Louis, and Rev. Sterling Foster of Bir-
 mingham. are guests of Mrs. Virginia
 Foster.
 Rev. A P. Pugh. who for the past ] two weeks has been the guest of rel- l atives here. has gone on af business
 trip to Florida.
 I Mrs: Moves Holmes of McComb City,
 Missr who has been visitihg Mrs. !.
 T. Robertson. has returned home. Mrs. Eugene DeFee is visiting her
 uncle. Mir. ". w. Eidson at Green vile.
 Mrs. Stewart Smith of Scotland Neck,
 8. C.. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
 L. M. Moseley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
MOONSHINE ARREST
CRENsHAw COUNTY MAN CHARGED
 WITH ILLIcTT DEsTILLfNG.
It Is Hsepoxfe1 Thaf Becsnse ef Pre- hfhfffon Many Cases ef haw
 vfeInticns 10 Taking

Jim sullivant. white man of
 Crenshaw county. was brought before
 United states Commissioner John A. Fillmore yesterday. charged with illicit
 distilling. by Deputy Marshall Kelly. waiving examination, Suliivnnt was
 bound over to await the action of the i United States grand jury.
 Suliivant, who resides near Lu- verne. Is charged with operating a distillery in branch near his home without benefit of the license O. Uncle Sam. Suiiivant. howevers. stoutly maintains his Innocence.
 | The required bond of s30o was made
 for his appearance before the grand jury in May.
 The deputies had secured the coun- try baout Luverne in search for big ger game than Suilivant. information having been gathered that Illicit dis tilling on large scale was being com
 ducted. The main object of the expe-
 dition falling. Sullivant was arrested as the only resident against whom tangible evidence is said to have been The arrest of suilivaht is the first United States authorities that is aI- most unprecedented. The increased activity comes from information of various sources to the effect that "moonshintug. Is being conducted l more extensively during this year of prohibition than ever before. M 4 | From now on the marshais and dep- uties of the State will remain busy and 1t is expected that sensational
 Announcements will result from theii I work. sss sfl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE IT
\ Medicine That Anueals se Physicians They Recognize It's Value --I)r. ]. E. Ennis Of Atlanta. Ga. Tells the Truth Abont VinoL {.

T want people to know that I be- iieve the most valuable cod liver. oil preparation. the best body-builder. heaith-restorer aad strength-creator known to medicine today is vinci.
 T advise vinoI in my pracyice and find 1t has no equal for healing coughs, colds. bronchiai troubles and sors : lungs.
 T have used vinol in many eases of indigestion. maI-assimilation. and for patients who have no appetite. were anaemic and run down. with splendid results. have also found vinol to be boon to the aged
 T believe vlnoI to be well worthy of any honest physieian,s endorse ment.s--J. E. Ennis. M D.
 For old peepie.s delicate children. weak rundown persons. after sick ness. and for chronic coughs. colds. bronchitis and all throat and lung trou- bles. vinol ia unexcelled. Those who try vinoI and receive no benefit may have their money back. D. e. Fowler. MogtSomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
nxONEHArEs Ds. zlMsEEMAs.
LAuderdalo Medical Society Passes
 Gaze 4r

A0uuofWhAO MSutcAt S0GAotY Passes on
 Case.
 Florence. Feb. 4.--(special. )--The famous Lindsey Zimmerman case came to a close yesterday afternoon when the Lauderdale County Medical Society, by an unanimoua vote. sustained the verdict of the board of censors exonerating pr. zimmernan,
 At the December meeting of the Society Dr. Lindsay preferred charges of incompe- tency and neglect of duty against Dr. xirn. merman, county health officer and at n later meeting the investigation of inc charges was referred to the board of cen sors.
 With the accommodation of the Board . stenographic report of the testimony of witnesses was submitted to the society.
 ThA charges grew out of case of sntail pox at Green HUI. in 1s0es during Dr. zifu. merman's first term as health officer.
 A. J. Smith. a namher of the court of county commissioners was called as a witness to testify as to the charge made by Dr. Lindsay that "The commissioners' court wanted to rid the county of this ineompe- tent. ete.'
 Mir smith testified that the question had never come up before the, board and that there had never been any unfavorable dia- cussion of pr. Zimmerman by the board. Dr. J. ". Danley. the physician In charge of the case was the only witness called by pr. Zimmermen and he stated that Or. Zimmerman had done all that is required of health officer.
 The charges against pr. Zimmerman were given wide publicity at the time they were made and the case has created much in- tefest throughout the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
A Go0D THIMG
Sure se wla when PeopIe Tznovv It.

Sure Go WIn When People Ixnovv It. The marvellous growth of the sale of Postum Is principally due to the fact that when man or woman learns that coffee is hurting them and that there's relief by changing to Postum, they are pretty sure to find out for themselves by trial.
 For six or eight years had suffered from Indigestion" writes a Va. lady, 'until I was nothing but skin and bones. tried nearly every patent medicine for stomach trouble, and sev- eral physicians, but without relief.
 TWO years ago, I was nervous and weak when my last boy came. and couldn't nurse him. had an attack of bilious collie one day and could taste nothing but coffee. I told my husband would not drink any more coffee. as I believed 1t caused my troubles.
 Having heard lot about Postum I had him get some. I did not ike 1t at first but when we boiled 1t thor oughiy according to directions on the pkg. liked it. felt better, and the baby was better. too
 At that time my husband was a slave to coffee, he had his coffee and I had Postum. One night he thought he was dying. I had had those attacks and told him he was only nervous from drinking coffee.
 I ! not to make coffee, he would try Pos tum. When he came home that af- ternoon, he stl1l wanted Postum. said he felt better than for long time, and that night he rested better than for good many nights.
 GFrom that day till this he has been a Postum drinkef and has better health than for years. I used to weigh I20 pounds when I began to use Rostum, now I weigh 1850. All my children drink Postum and are healthy.
 "Our grocer did not handle Postum hut he got 1t for us. As our friends saw the good 1t had done us. they be- gan to drink Postum, and now our Rro- cer says he can hardly keep enough
 "Its hard to down a good thing when people find it out. T would not be without Postum for anything in req son.''
 Name given by Postum Co, Batfle Creek, Mich. Read The Road to We'll ville," in pkgs. There's a Reason" | Ever read the above letterF A new | one appears from time tO time. Tlaey 1 arc genuine, trae, and full of haman lnferert.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
METHODIST LAYAHEN. Intersting Meeting is Held In Flor.


 Florence Feb. 4.-(special.)- )-rhs first Preachers and Laymsn's Institute for the Florence District of the Methodist Episco-- pal Church south, convened yesterday at 3 s.m6 in the first Methodist church witl Rev W. E., Faust presiding. Rev. Ira F. Hawkins of Tuscunbia. is secretary.
 Forty delegates are enrolled and the sss- siors are very interesting. Rev. ". H. Pet tus opened the afternoon session with de- yotlonal exercises and Rev. [. B. stanseil delivered an address. "The Greatness of tha work" 'srhe Preacher" was the sub feet of two excellent talks by L. c. WaidruD ana II. B. Urauhart.
 Al the evening session an address was de- Iivered by Rev. J. B. Wadsworth.
 rhis mornings session was a particulariy ,nt.rsstIne one. J. c. Jones conducted the deyotiofaI exercises and addresses on the .,orIxin and Aim of the Laymen,s Mission .S,, xEavement,'' and it's effect upon the FIorsTee district were made by IT. B Ur- a,tart Rev. W. E. Faust and John H |. INAsH s,<
 m. institute closed tonight with e His. sionary address by R. M Arohiboid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

White of Newborn, Allie Bostwiek of Mobile, Emma Glass Marion Walden. Marguerite Mcknight, Pearl Crawford ana Mary Brown; MeBsrs, T. R. White, E, R. White. Richeson. Webb. Rich- ardaon, Con and Nonnenmacher.
 R. A White, of NewberTie. and R. W. .ieolson. of Chicago, spent We'd nssday with relatives here.
 Mrs Iorn F. west. who has hern a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
Editor Dies os rn1urlss.

Yonkers. ". Ys Feb. 4--wnliam |. wOodson, formerly of Atlanta. Ca, and for six years an editor of the Aneri- can Press Association in New York City. died in 6 hospital here today of injuries which he received in try- ing to board a moving train last siin@ day. He was aftyrnve yeaFs old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

a sanatorium in Selma for several months, returned home Tuesday much improved In health.
 q. R. White. who has been with the Iyniontown Warehouas' Company during the cotton season, returned to his home at Marion Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05
UN7oNTOwN SOCIETY.

uniontown. Feb. 4.-(speeial) )--Afr. and Mrs. John e. White. entertained a few friends Tuesday evening at dom- ,Ino narty In honor of Miss Elizabeth white and Mir Thomas R. White.
 Those present were Misses Eilzaheth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-05

Christian Science lecture by Mrs. Sue Harper Milns. 0. s. D., of Atlanta, Ga, member of tke noard of Lectureshfp of the First Church of Christ, sesen- ttst, in Boston, Mass., at Tho Grand Sunday afternson, February 2. Free to the public.