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The daily sentinel., 1903-01-10

Quality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons
& Son.
Mrs. Catherine p. Miller will re-
move shortly to Los Angeles. Califor
MIA.
The mother of Mrs. Will Eddins is
here from Provo on visit to her
daughter.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin arrived home over the narrow
guage from official duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Haskell
entertained large party of ladies
and gentlemen last night for dinner.
Mrs. II T. Lee and daughter Clara,
who have spent the last two days in
the city visiting friends. leave to-
night for their home in Denver
"Soapy' SPELLS, who formerly re-
sided in this city, but is now IA resi-
dent of Leadville was a visitor to his
friends in this city on Wednesday of
this week. He remained II few days.
Little Phillip Price. youngest son
of Postmaster and Mrs. Price was
given birthday party yesterday.
There were about "a dozen of his
little fiends present to celebrate the
day with him.
Dr. H. r. Bull will soon leave for
II trip to Washington. d. c.. where
he goes to represent the Colorado
Medical society in the national Or
ganizatiou. Dr. Bull will be absent
about two weeks.
Andy Haller. an old timer here. now
of Salida is visiting friends hrre to-
day. Andy was always condsidered
one of the best cooks this town ever
had and has great number of friends
here who are glad to welcome him
back.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. S. Line. who re-
Gently purchased Il fruit tract of A. S.
Yetter near Fruitvale. arrived in the
city Yesterday. They come from
Crawford county, Pa. Mr. Line will
at once begin on improvements on
the place.
The St. Matthews Guild of the
Episcopal church held very pleasant
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mason on Seventh street Thurs
day night. There was splendid
attendance and the members of the
Guild did everything possible to con-
tribute to the pleasure of their guests
Luther White. of this city. who has
been connected with the engineering
corps on the Gunnison canal project.
arrived in the city last night over the
narrow guage. Mr.. White has fin
ished his work with the corps on that
project and joins the desert corps unde,
the direct superintendency of Engineer
Matthes.
Mrs J. G. Ryan CT Whitewater
swore out u warrant yesterday before
Justice Joseph 2. Sweeney. charging
NJ. w. Warden. residing on Kannall
creekwith having stolen from her prem
ises fourteen and one-half tons of hsv
of the value of So. 30 per ION. This
morning Deputy Sheriff George Smith
LETT for Hannah creek to place Warden
under arrest.
While filling the ice house of Payne
& Kane. n few days ago large block
of ice slipped and fell striking botl
Dave Kane. one of the members of the
firm. and Thomas Lowen, who assist
ing him. Mr.. Kane was struck OIL
the leg. while the ice hit the big toe
of Mr.. Lowen's left foot. injurinp
that member quite severely and max
ing n most painful injury. Both men
are able to be aoout. bus are walking
W ith considerable difficulty.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-10

Hot drinks at Sparks.
When you want hack day or night,
telephone Platt g. King.
@. g. Compton. the freight agent of
the Rio Grande is here today.
Odds and ends for the kitchen and
pantry always in stock at the Bazaar.
Fresh home made candies on hand
at all times at Sparks & company s
store.
The most delicious hot chocolate
served in the city is found ut Sparks
q Co
1t is at the Bazaar wherm1pu get
bargains in the little useful articles
which are needed in every home.
The annual masquerade ball of the
month at Turner hall Tickets per
mask will be so cents; spectators 20
cents.
The joint installation of the officers
Of the Woodmen and Women of Wood
craft will occur on FRIDAY night at
the Turner hall instead of Thursday
night as formerly announced.
Post & BOYD. at the Blue Barn.
have the exclusive agency for the
famous Black Diamond coal. 1t is
80. per ton and will be delivered
promptly. Phone 142 red.
Beautiful roses. Carnations. cut
flowers of all kinds. And all kinds
of plants. trees and shrubs at any
time all the time by the Grand Val
ley Floral and Nursery company.
Office Grand Valley bank building
All masks will be raised at the lor
ut the coming masquerade ball of the
Turner's. No one will be allowed
on the floor during the hours of mask
ing that is not in complete mask
The ball occurs ON the 29th of this
month.
Horses. carriages and buggies at
real bargains. We are anxious to
close out some serviceable huggies and
will offer these at sacrifice. Cash
or trade goes. if terms can be arrang-
ed. Platt & King.
You don't need go grunting around
with kidney and stomach troubles
when r. H. Higgins of Grand juno
tion will send you free sample of
Brown Herb Tablets or for one dollar
will mail you 200 days treatment
with guarantee.
Where the popcorn wagons stand
every day. this morning there were
congregated at each point about two
hundred English sparrows. These
little birds tramped around the snow
and hunted up the toothsome pieces
of pop corn. which were dropped in
serving customers.
Wagon bargains and horses too-We
have number of first class serviceable
buggies and carriages which we offer
at unusual bargains. We will sell
for cash, trade other stock or accept
hay or grain in exchange. If you are
looking for real bargain call at our
harm and you will get one. Platt g.
King.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

: 4 TherS is a lady in Montgomery. now in mid de life, Who since young ladyhood, has been an independent. breadwinnef., Just 20 years ago she took a policy for s1.0OO in the New York Life. Many times it was not easy to pay her premium. but she has kept the policy up. and we are this week in receipt of a letter sl5SO in settlement of her policy. She is still earning a good living, but it must make her feel right snug to have this neat sum coming to her. There Is no possible way in which her annual deposit would have yielded her such fine return. Why should you not do as well for yourself as she has done?
 There Is no way for you to lose. Even should the time come when 1t would be impossible to keep up the payment of your premium; un- der the new policy of the New York Life, you could either withdraw in cash the entire cast value, take a paid-up policy, or borrow Iron /. Accompany enough to tide you over your diff = teulties. -proR us a card and We will tell you what it would do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

On an ordinary life policy written in Mont. Komery % years ago with D-year settlement feafure the New York Life this week offered the assured 6sh per cent dividend on all the premiums he had paid and the continuance of insurance within 50 of the face of the policy. When this contract was taken out the man expected to pay on it as long as he lived. The coripany has had such success that they stop his payment and give him Q paid-up policy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
?. M. Kohn G Son, 26M Commerce St.

Ia this.. the joyous gift t-giyings season of . nChrfstmass let us suggest to you thought that may make some future Christmas time of your little fellows . time of grateful remembrance of the thoughtfulness of provident father.
 If you have not protected your family with as much Life Insurance as your means will justify, give yourself the comfort and satisfac- tion of taking out for their protection, at once . Life Insurance policy in the New Yolk Life Insurance Company. We are now writ ing . policy the equal Of which the world has not produced. It serves not only as protec- ton to your family, but also will return to you at 6 per cent Compound Interest q large life when your earning capacity is decreasing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

the event of your death to pay you the face of the policy and all the money you pay in: Suppose you had $10,00o under this contract and amount of your cash value, $4, 1s0, and during this y9ar you should die; you would, of course, owe the company the $4, 1S0 Now, under this Q contract. tho Company guarantees that in that event your loan will be cancelled and they Will loan and the full face of your policy. SIG, ,oVO
 This proposition holds good in proportion just Is we'll for a Sf,0O0 as 1t does for $lO,oOC policy. ; =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

If you are thinking of life insurance, drop
 lts card and tell us what you wish to accom- piish by a life insurance policy. and we will gladly show you the contract to carry out ent on you, or somebody you wish to protect with hxed income for number Of years or
 for thetr life. We have a contract that will Accomplish this end In such a way that your aim cannot be defeated either by act of the beneficiary or creditor of the beneficiary. In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

Mr. BowrIcke's S1O.OOO endowment policy ma . ured and the New York Life offered him Tn rash aa a dividend $5, ,3S2 and the race oL ms noIicy SlO, ,O00 in cash, total Of $le,SS2 Tn cash. or sa.7bO in paid-up insurance. % In this nS sccount investments, such a Judicious invest n.ent of money comes as refreshing con on trsst Think of 1t! This man was insured for sn vSara his family was protected in the sum of slOoOo. but he aldn,t have to S Ss t.,a to wda By living, he gets in the prime or ms S Dusiness wear,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

wife who may be unskilled in business, would do with his Life Insurance. How she would invest It! Why not let us write policy Tor you that will guarantee to pay to your wife or to your child or children an annual income of $500 as ,long they live. You make the New York Life Insurance Company your trus, that no court can break. No hungry creditor. or false friend can take this legacy away from your family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We wish to call to your attention a settle maturing policy in the New York Life Insur, ance Company. MT. Axtells 2o,pay I nfe s policy nc for 20 years rIakured The Company onel ec him cash dividend of q. 7A2 s5 and 2 pa Paid-1,G tIp insurancc. He chose the latter. After de- ductlng sia . thousand for the insurance, the Company returned him his money with 6A per cent compound interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

. Rv psruntssiori, we print the following: ,. .,F. M Kohn & Son. Agents New York Life 4
 edge draft for S5 900 in settlement of policy No.
 se755 life of MO1tsome9ry; ts9scton3 ana set to g, tismenf If this claim Very truly. Francis E.
 Montgomery." This is one of many.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

Ara vou in business and possibly owe money? :? xEhv nos let us write enough life insurance for you to leave your estate unencumberered should you die?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

you need this Insurance today-not tomorrow OF next year. You may not get It then.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We have a small grass farm for sale within 30 minutes of Court Square on the best im- proved road out of Montgomery. This place is l60 acres-two mules in cotton, 10 acres in corn and the balance in the finest sort of grass. We think 1t an ideal place: you can make enough corn for your stock; you can certainly make enough on your cotton to pay the expenses of the farm, and your hay crop will be clear profit. By paying q, 900 down, you can secure the place and pay per cent on the balance on easy time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

cERrsTA6Ag PLANTS FOR eAIHs-.ws af'ap the anest palma. ferns and blooming planen WM nave ever grown. Call at our city headQuaHAs era aa epann's Drug Store. and see Cor YaEl@k self. Make your selection now and wo vii keep plants and deliver them when wanf3# Rosemont 0ardsns. Telephone 900 ~
 c. W. '. KENYON. interior deooraaor. natnks CT ana p4per-hangeFs modern and up-ee-dNkH decoration work skllfully carried out; Was& guaranteed. 19 North Lawrence Street. s
 WE HAVE complete facilities for rullnm assN punching loose leaf ledger paper and vtfss 7s4 slmtInr character In any siza and Krades e2M 91r edvertisement on another page nreN~ FT1nt1n& Co.
 WANTED-Buyers Of genuine ueeruAauan msI4 French br1ar pipes with amber d tka In.sssE price for cash; all g0oag are waFTmnfed en f7 right or money refunded. & CAHALANs "Quick poahle aAeeps ssr Brfghts disease, rheumatfna. oyphifetsN afs5< eurial poison. etc. Pure Indian fasesissu s-.f harmless tea No cure no pay. John csskai7ss
 Chisholm, Ala. asss es.-S1&f
 ALL charity patients dealran@ narlsr-enz' ss, the wards oe the Montgomery InlrfnsFE sni1sf have admission card from any one oR fhe f5Is lowing physicians :Drs. GoldthwAlea We<1sS hico Baker. Pollard and Billing. who aornarSn
 he visiting stan. or from etthar tAe cfEY rS ling. an-se1.f<sf9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

Within three miles of Montgomery we have tract of 20 acres that will just suit you. Let us show 1t to you We will sell 1t at Q fourth of the price we have recently sold land within an eighth of mile of this 20 acres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We can put you on to a tract of land near Montgomery that you can make $5 an acre on. It's a large place, susceptible of easy division. It will take s10,OOO cash to handle this propO- sition,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We have until the 18th to sell Q good farm in this county. The place is 75o acres, well improved-a good cotton place-plenty of labor and 8 pretty sure place. If we don't sell by the 18th, the place will be withdrawn from the market, as the owner will not sell after his arrangements for another year have been made. In the meantime, there's a mighty fine opening here for somebody.
 We offer for $2.7o0 beautiful cottage in Fifth Ward bringing $500 rent.
 We wish to sell a good piece of store prop. erty in Fifth Ward-a 10 per cent investment.   We have several sums of money, from t50C up that we wish to lend on good security.
 
 We offer block of local bank stock that will make a splendid investment.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

If you have $5.0Oo and want to buy farm of 800 acres. you can get 1t. We have just such a place for sale. It only pays 10 per cent now. but you can, by spending a little money make 1t pay 25 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

Near Montgomery, on a gravel road, in a fine settlement of white people. we have for sale very fine plantation of 4S0 acres. This place is black and red prairie. There is as good Q dwelling as any man could wish a handsome grove, good water. fences and cab ins, plenty of woodland. an abundance of la bor. and, best of all. a good farm. We have had much demand for just such a place as this, and we think there will be no trouble to sell 1t. Places of this character are hard to buy. Considering the Improvements and other clements of value the price is not high. IL made this year from 8 to 10 bales to the blow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
Toa sALE--REAL ESTATE.

!
 ToA GALE--REAL ESTATE. FOR sALE--l.Too acres of fine farm land op Mt Meigs Road. Iyey Bros. Realty Co. IA s. FerEy eI l21 G..s .-., s.., ;. -...- -. FOR sALE--A beautiful farm sM miles from the city on Carter Hill Road. containing 610 acres.s lvey Bros. Realty Co, N s. Perry st: FOR sALE-A splendid piece of property on chase price. ivsy Bros. Rsaity Co. N s. Perry St. II FOR sALE-Pretty farm near Carter Hili Road. containing 30 acfes. 1tsy Btos.. Realty Co. M 6: Perry st FOR sALn-several very desirable tracts of timber land. cutting from three to eight th6us- and feet of timber per acre. Ivey Bros. Realty FOR sALD-Keep your eyes On 'saraatAr' Mont y s.l.e, h pss. os ss ssasS dsys a and @ osS cSns Have two beautiful lots fr0nting on Perry. wni Do sold next week. Dom fniss them. chandler 2 Doagless. ..nl n FOR sALE-lIastinss property is now on the market and viii bs sold This ha1dsoms home recently modernised in every way; is . down town residence with paved street and side. terms. Chandler Douglass. il FOR BALE-S650 Wtil buy Groom house on HOlt Street, near Hammer Hail. Rents for e100 per annuna. Fine inyestme1a hereI Chandler Q Douglass. il FOR sALE-six-ro0m residence Eve blocks from heart of clty; repte for. e300 par year. Price. e2.e50-A drst-elass n per cent invest ment. Pierce 6 Hardenans a 6. Perry g. F ii FOR sALE-Tour lots near corner of ecnth Jackson and High Streets. No better location in the city for negro houses The four are tu be sacrificed for s6S. Pierce & HardenAans 2i s. Perry st- il FOR sALE-Oniy two of those beautiful lots on Monroe St. left. You will have to hurry to get one of these for esoo. Pierce & Harde- man. a S. Perry st. ii
 Real Estate Bargains
 90ven-room house. South Lawrence Street; large lot. close in.
 six-room house. Jefferson Street, Bth ward,
 Tivs-room cottage and two I0ts on South Court St.
 Property of every description in all parts oe city and country; large list to select from.
 A bargain in several fine plantations near
 T1o-acre farm near snowdoun. at t11D per acre: model farm: well improved.
 "A Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

wANTED-LAdy or gentleman that can fur nish best references to work c section Of eI the entire county in which they reside. Good proposition: liberal commission to agents. Ad- dress The Advertiser. Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We offer at a sacrifice for this week only one of the best pieces of real estate in Sth ward. This Is straight goods. If you really wish to get good investment at $500 less than it's value, you should investigate this trade.
 For s2.65o we can give you an investment that will safely net you per cent interest.
 Adjoining Highland Park on the Mt. Meigs road we have 20 acres of land for sale that will interest the man who is wise on MouL- gomery dirt.
 We represent soma of the best and largest Fire Insurance Companies We will spprect- ate your business, or a part of 1t. an dguaran- tee to you fair. prompt and honorable settle ments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-A bright, progressive young school teacher (either sex) who has 42o0 to invest
 to open a branch office of our association in Alabama; the work will not interfere with Sl ooo clear the first year. Address, Ameri. can Teachers' Association. I74 Randolph Bldg, Memphis. Tenh., l423 Arch st. Philadelphia,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

There is a nicely improved little place of 160 acres ,near town, on a gravel road that we think you would like to buy. We offer it at a reasonable price on good terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
F. M. Kohn & Son, 26h Commerce Street.

We are authorised to sell tract of 1,so0 acres of fifst-rate. weil-imprcved land in this county, on gravel road near Montgomery. There's 30- mule farm in cultivation. good dwellir 2 barns large pasture, fine woods. good tenar. houses; in fact, generally well-nYed uI place. We offer this property at S1z50 ar acre: cash or part cash. This Is Q proposition that ought to Interest some up-to-date farmer or business man. The place will pay for ttseli in or years if run right.
 Ss5o0 will buy one of the prettiest sandy lard places in this county; a 10 per cent propo- sition.
 
 We have place of 800 acres we'll located and well rented-good land with all the conven- ienCes for proper farming, that we will sell for sle an acre.
 In the suburbs of Montgomery we have 1o acres to sell at bargain. If you have . little money, you can see 1t grow very fast in this property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We wish to sell a good piece of store prop. rty in Fifth Ward-a 10 per cent investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We offer for $2.7o0 a beautiful cottage in fifth Ward bringing $500 rent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We offer block of local bank stock tha will make a splendid investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

MANAGEA-One' of the largest cereal food ma9ufacturers in the United States. located at Battle Creek. Michigan. highest bank and coml marctal references, finds tt necessary to open branch ofnce In Montgomery, and we want . capable man who oan came well recommend- cd to nil the position of local manager: sal- ary. l.2oo per year and percentage of business done; our manager should make at least s2,5oo per year in this territory: must Invest i.0oo In accordance with our cooperative plan Of doing business. Address. Manager. Drawer R, Battle Creek, Mich. n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We have several sums of money, from S50C up that we wish to lend on good security.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
1UsrNRss opPoRrUNrrrrs.

\ REGULAR INCOME GUARANTEED-s to per cent weekly on accounts of e25 and ups wards has been psid by us every Tuesday of leu3. We are but in the infancy of our career and yet we lead the country in our line of bnsiness. Positively no mining, oil. stock, or betting system, but plain. straight business proposition, commendahie for any man or wo- man possessing small amount Of idle eapi- of professional and business men throughout the country have invested with us. Why not srT referefces. tosether win osir handsome free booklet furnished upon request. John R. Pearson z O.. z@ Dearborn Street. Chicago. Ill n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

FOR sAIE--l.5oo acres of fine farm land on Mt Meigs Road. Iyey Bros. Really O.. M S. Perry St. .I1s ,s..ss .s3, Il.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS averages sG monthly. Accounts for slo and upwarus han. d1ed; weekly settiements; agents wanted particulars free. !. n. Ward c Go, Suit % B ieo Broadygay N Y ii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

We have Q place well rented-good fences for proper for sle an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13
ToR sALn.

FOR SALE--Nice bicycle. with best coaster brake. spring seat post, gas lamp, M. q w. tires. Price s10 Con be seen at Hicks Bros.' Shoe Storn. c. Fuienyyider 1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-13

For S2.65o we can give you an investment hat will safely net you per cent interest.