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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-12-16

Alden Valley. a Young man living
In the extreme northern part of the
eoanty recently by accident wound
ed himself wish firearm. and is still
considered dangerously i'll from the
wound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

easily be made to rent for $200.
 We also offer a five room house. in splendid condition. for $1T00. which rents for $1S0 year. This is in a sec tion of the city where houses are never vacant being always occupied by best paying class of tenants.
 For Sale; $3.000 will buy new mod ern eight room house. electric lights and call bells. good location and a corner lot. Pays 12 per cent.
 For Sale: $1.450 will buy three good houses or Mobile Street. near Mildred Street. renting for $25O. Will loan you most of the money. A bargain |here
 For Rent; Houses in all parts of the city at any prices wanted See us be- fore renting.
 Wanted; Parties having farm lands to sell to send us full description with lowest prices. We can sell them if they are reasonably cheap.
 Financial; De write fire, life and ac- cident insurance in the best companies at lowest rates. Also have plenty of Money to loan at and per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

It's hard telling people who will not 4isten. But people who are looking kor investments and homes find them sn our office
 We offer the most attractive propo- eitions ever offered in the city We have for sale lots in the Campbell iplat, between Mt Meigs road and Highland Park, within d few blocks of khe new school building. with all the Advantages of the city. We can sell a few of these lots for $150 giving the purchasers the option of paying cash, pr small cash payment and monthly lnstallments to suit them. A certi- ified ABSTRACT of title will be fur nished with each lot sold. They will not be allowed to be sold to negroes pr occupied by them, thus assuring purchasers that this will be the best lresidence section. This property will tbe put on the market this week and If you want few choice lots buy now before the price is advanced. We offer for sale a four room house, lot 50x1o0 in the 5th ward for s16OO. This house rents for $150 a year; can
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

Just where the new extension Of Madison Avenue runs into the Mount Meigs Road, we have what good judges of real estate think is the prettiest piece of acreage property in Montgomery. There are 20 acres of fine ele- vated level table land, of rich red soil, a stately grove complete seven-room house, all tho outhouses necessary for comfort and convenience; barns. stables, etc., a fine or chard. and in fine everything to satisfy the most exacting or fastidious man or woman who Is looking for an up-to-d date suburban home. It is just fifteen minutes from Mont gomery on the street car line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

While you are looking around for a home Tor next year. walk out to Belinger Hill and look at some of the beautiful 5ox2oo foot lots We are offering for sale the north side of Burton Avenue. for S75o, on easy payments, Ihere's spec in th,s property. In two years this property will bring s GOO a lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

You may have noticed the beautiful villa of Major Lassiters on the Upper Wetumpka Road; adjoining this the east we have 8 acres that wish to sell. The land has a long frontage the road, and runs to the lane which crosses the new Madison Ave- bou- levard to the Mt. Meigs Road. Within a few months there will be street line just behind this tract Unless all signs fail the purchaser of this property will, in the spring. be able to make a rich profit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE-With the strong line of companies represented by me- [ am pre- pared to write insurance on any class of property at lowest rates. guaranteeing quick ana satisfactory adjustments H. C. David sen, Real Estate and Insurance 2I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
Real Estate Bargains
TIMBER LANDS.

TIMBER LANDS. 5000 acres of pine timber in south Alabama; will average 5000 to 4,OOO feet per square acre. Prices $2.5O per acre. 600 acres of good land, will average 4.000 feet of pine lumber per acre. Located in Montgomery county. Price. $3.75 per acre. FARM LANDS. 12O acres of good land three-ouar- ters of mile from Pickett Springs, tenant houses, fruit trees, etc, Price $2.25o. so acres of good land, tenant house barn. etc eight and a half miles from city. Price $500. RESIDENCE PROPERTY. Beautiful nine-ro1m residence on South Perry street. hot and cold bath. gas and electric lights. strictly modern in every respect. A bargain.
 Nice cottage at Highland Park: large lot. Price, s550.
 Pretty cottage on Mildred street; snap.
 NEGRO PROPERTY. E new two-room houses all repted and bringing s24O per year. Price S1 250
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
Thomas & Gunter,
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Stores.

We have them on Dexter Avenue, Lee. N. Perry and N. Lawrence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
Dwellings.
Monthly Payments.

l wen build you a house to suit at | Highland Park aHd let you pay for it ] on monthly payn1ents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21


 If you have farm that you want to sell, oon [ care what kind of place 1t is. I would rather have 1t about miles on ono of the gravel roads and good land, but if 1t Is 25 miles from Montgomery-on the railroad or of ltLlf 1t Is a good place and in 30 miles on the raiiroad-in fact. anything you want to sell in tne way or farm-a cotton place. a stock place, n grass pace-big or little-write us a good description of 1t and your best price and sell 1t for you
 We want, to buy 500 acres of good black prairie land on gravel road: land suitable for grass farm.
 ,.vT We want to buy 1000 acres of good cotton We want to buy 500 acres of good land suit able for stock farm.
 If you can lay aside about s25 a month wa can put you in a position where you can ha ve an absolute certainty that your family will have an annual income of S65o a year. guar anteed 10 them positively and as safely as if the United States Government gave you its personal guarantee.
  F. M Kohn & Son,
 26h Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
 F. M. Kohn 6 Son,
 26h Commerce St. We will sell you g business lot on Dexter Avenue for s3,5oo.
F. M. Kohn 6 Son, 8h Commsros St.

In the neighborhood of the Sayre street p paTs of S! swsssfs. @ sale beautifully elevated lot for only Si'Soo We don't know Of such another place D ue ready to build your home. you can well afrord to buy this property now and hold IL LII next spring. If you haven't all the money. we VIII lend you half of It at low rate Iities Near the High School we offer for sale g SOxi5o foot corner lot This Is one Of the best corners left; and it's cheap.
 If you are looking for a place to double your money hi. 1t would pay you to investigate some Dexter Avenue property we are offering for sale.
 We have lot on Washington Street you can huy for $500 less than its value.
 We have good negro lots near the Park cheap.
 sI.sso will buy complete home on Plum. Street at Highland Park
 We want to buy a home for S2.ooo: if you have one. see us Monday.
 We want to buy a Soo-acre farm in twenty miles of Montgomery, on gravel road, near good white school.
 We offer for rent a good corner store on Dexter Avenue; also good store on Commerce. The wise people are buying acreage prop erty around Montgomery. There is an espe- has not been touched by boom prices, and we would like to show 1t to you.
 We have two stores Dexter Avenue that we will sell basis that will net per cent interest. The property Is a corner, the buildings are fin prime condition, not a dollar will have to be spent on the property for five years. This property has never been on the market before, and we wish thus publicly to let all judicious investors know about it.
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 We have a very attractive place on Court Street for S6,500.
 On the extension of South Perry Street. we have complete home on lot l0Ox2l5 feet. Wo do not recommend the purchase of this place fo. investment but if you want genuine home. we do not hesitate to recom- mend 1t strongly to your consideration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

There's a good little investment piece of property In Fifth Ward that We will sell you on an per cent net basis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
WANTED-sITUATION.
IRON SAFES FOR SALE.

I BUY. sell and exchange vault work and iron safes of every description. Write e J. Thrasher. Basement Moses Building. Montgomery, Ala, phone 129.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

On the extension of South Perry Street. we have complete home on lot IOOx2l 5 feet Wo do not recommend the purchase of this place fo. investment. but if you want a genuine home. we do not hesitate to recom- mend it strongly to your consideration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
H. C. DAVIDSON. Real Estate and Insurance.
 Phone IS.
CHARLES & NELSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
 No. 6 Commerce St.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE. On South Hull St. we have tWo' story, six-room residence that Is a gem for the money. Price. SS,0OO' In one of our best residence dtstrlcts we cain show you real bargain in a two story house that has seven rooms kitchen. bath up and down stairs elec- tric lights and electric call bells Price
 $3, 900.
 A four-room cottage that is now rented to a good tenant for $l2.5O a month. Price. SLIGO.
 One of the incest places at Highland Park. The house is a seven-room cot tage there is a large barn, chicken house and a good many fruit trees on the place, also a fine grape arbor. The lot Is a very large one and for some one who is looking for nice home, this place can not be beat. FOR RENT. No. 220 Pelham St, rooms. zee. SIS. % No. "A S. McDOnough St.. 6 No. 221 Moulton St., 8 rooms. 40 % No. 1ls Church St, rooms..... 40. % No. 327 Sayre St., 6 rooms. 25. .0O No. l0S Mildred St., rooms. 25. % Store and dwelling corner Whit
 i man and Heron Sts...,... 50. .o0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
H. C. DAVIDSON, Real Estate and Insurance.

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-Several splendid pieces of property just listed with me to rent from October first; the early caller on Monday gets the pick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
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PERSONAL.

best marriage paper published; mailed securely sealed, free S. c. Gunnels. Toledo. Ohio
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

MORPHINE. opium, laudinum. cocaine habit; myself cured will inform you of harmless. per manent home cure. Mrs. Baldwin. Box i2lz: Chicago. p-su-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

We have a very attractive place on Court Street for S6,500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
FOR RENT.

Store No. 2O1 Dexter Ave. Large, well located. Rent, cheap.
 DESK SPACE for rent in our office light heat, janitors service, all fur nished Location first class for office purposes. Rent reasonable.
 Let us write you a policy that will protect your property from loss by fire. The time of the year has come when fires are every day occurrences Only the best companies represented. Lowest rates given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

early caller on Monday gets the pick.
 HAMMER HALL-This elegant piece of property consisting of twelve rooms. house surrounded by spacious lawns, for rent from October first; an ideal place for a large Boarding House, or private residence.
 THE REAL ESTATE Market is now getting on the jump; have made a number of sales recently; if you have any thing to offer. list with me and se- cure quick and satisfactory results
 SOUTH PERRY STREET Extension lot: can now offer at a reasonable price. beautiful lot on this prominent boulevard. sizes of l)t 70 by 230 feet; If you contemplate building a nice home nothing better can be found.
 FOR RENT-From October first: small store house on Dexter avenue. between Oak Hall Saloon and the Government Building. $25.00 per month; this location can not be excelled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

ACCIDENT INsURANCE-The old reliable Travellers of Hartford have just gotten out policy that is fin class by itself: the ob- servant business man is quick to see the many advantages in 1t, not embraced in policies of other companies. Call and me for full particulars. H. C. Davidson. Resident Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

We have two stores Dexter Avenue that we will sell on basis that will net per buildings fin prime condition, not dollar will have to be spent on the property for five years. This property has never been the market before. and we wish thus publicly to let all Judicious investors know about 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
Let us Insure your gin.
 M. H. Stuart 0 Co.,, l6 Commerce St. Montgomery. Ala.

For Rent. One-half of Commerce Street store; offices on Commerce and Court Street; dwellings !n different parts of the city, and at various prices.
 For Sale. Store property for S7.5oo, which will net about per cent investment. Desirable residence in good neighborhood corner lot 5ox 30; servants house and sta, ble. Price, S4,75o On easy terms. desirable home at Auburn, Ala, with two acres of land; just the place for parties wishs ing to educate their children at Auburn Will cell on easy terms or exchange for Mont. gomery property.
 Wanted. have several customers for large house, suitable for boarders; send me description ana price Of places you have to offer.
 W. B. Davidson,
 5h North Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

On South Hull St we have two. story, six-room residence that Is gem for the money. Price. S3.0O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUTTEDA Send for best marriage paper published. Mailed securely sealed free. s. c. Gunnels, Toledo:
 Ohio. W-to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
FOR RENT-STOREs.

FOR RENT-STOREs.
 STORES FOR RENT-Large store for whole gale purpose. Apply to Holt & Strauss. IS neOR RENT-The elegant store now occu- Hpied by Messrs. Bullock Fleming. No. IS Dexter avenue. in the centre of business: fsn fact 1t is a superb location and will rent readily Call on wire us for information. tChandler & Douglass If STORES FOR RENTING splendid stores on Monroe Street. Apply to Holt & Strauss i5 FToREs FOR RENT-Store building No. POI Dexter Avenue Ably to Holt Strauss 10 STORES FOR RENT-Store and dwelling at-
 tached on Houston Street. This is splendid Suburban location. Apply to Holt Strauss. FOR RENT STORES-Large wholesale store on Commerce Street: two desirable grocery furnitur. stores on Monroe Street, and The fBullock Shoe Store on Dexter Avenue. Chan kaler & Douglass. I5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

The wise people buying acreage prop erty around Montgomery There is an espe- cially good piece near Highland Park that has not been touched by boom prices. and we
 would like to show 1t to you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

F. M. Kohn & Son, 26h Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

PATENTS-Protect your ideas. Don't think soo long about taking out a patent; some other fellow may get in ahead with the same thing; don't think that you write to the patent spf6ce yourself and find out if you get a patent The patent office will simply tell you xo file a formal application (with the incl
 dental expense) If you wish your invention considered Consultation free. No patent. To lee. All communications confidential. Milo E. Stevens & Co, s2s 14th St.. Washington D. C. Established 1864. su-17
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

kvE. incorporate and float stock companies. Me handle unlisted securities Loans nego- Hated Horatio Gilbert & Co.,. Ellicott Square. Buffalo. Ct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

We offer for rent good corner store on Dexter Avenue; also good store on Commerce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

WHEAT is very strong and advancing rap Idly offering unexcelled opportunities for Splendid profits S2o margins 1000 bu. 2 gents Send for free book, explaining option
 trading. The Osborn Gram Co.,, Minneapolis.
 Ginn IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21
wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED - First-class stenographer and bookkeeper at once. Address A. l. care The Advertiser If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

yANTED-Party to act treasurer of manu- facturing corporation, earning 25 per cent, Syho can invest from s3.oo0 to SS.ooo. Sal- Sry SI BOO per annum. Reference required.
 Address Lock Box 5II. St. Joseph. Mo. v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-21

We want to buy 600 acres of good land suit able for stock farm
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
REPUBLICAN, DIssENsioN.

The evening organ" admits there is dissension in the ranks of local re- uublicans. But as a good organ should do. the evening paper is dis- posed to brand the dissenters as oeing actrated by spite.
 This is not the word to bring aoout harmony in the ranks, and so long as the bosses persist in their attituae towards the other wing, there IS going to be trouble.
 There is no longer any doubt that II the rank and file of the republican par ty in this city voted tomorrow, as to who should be the nominee or that party for city clerk, MT. Kinsey would receive a majority of the votes cast These men have not been slow to ex- press thehselves to this effect. and are still insisting that he make the race for city clerk on an independent ticket. one that does not have to be O. K. by the bosses"
 Ii is known that a certain element in the republican party is being de- nberately spat upon by the sell con stituted leaders. This element has finally got its eyes open and don't propose to be treated in this manner any longer. If they are to be treat ed in this manner, as one of them said yesterday, we had just as well get out now as later
 It is always well in politics to De fair. If unfair or 'bossy' methods are employed in the selection of ceie- gates or in the nomination Of candl' dates. il is to be expected that those who are dealt with in this manner are to retaliate.
 The republican party made ms take when Kinsey was turned down for city clerk. He had worked nara for the best interests of the city ana his books were correct in every par ticufar. He had held the position when a small salary was the perqui- sites. and when after long time IL was voted that his salary should pc increased. the decree went forth that Kinsey was to have the office no more IL was taken from a deserving man. and the bosses" now propose to con fer it upon another, for political req sons best known to themselves.
 The .bossess" will find that 1t takes more than their own small district to carry a city election in Bisbee It IS well enough for few of the wise acres. to get together and fix things to suit themselves and it is quite an other to carry the sympathy of the rank and file in support Of the job.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23

The terrific fire in Baltimore some two weeks ago wrought terrible loss- es upon firms of various character in that city, and naturally none suffer more than dry goods houses and de- partment stores. Seventy-five blocks were wiped out of existence. Fortu- nately for the Fl Paso Fair Store. MT. Charles Kircher, the president of the company, was right on the ground making spring purchases when the fire occurred. The railway depots contain ed large coIsignments of merchan- disc for Baltimore merchants, whose entire capital was swept from the world by the disastrous flames The manufacturers and shippers would no; return the goods. and cash. that in vincible factor in merchandising, took hand. MT. Kircher made offers for entire .ots, at the most ridiculous fig ures, and which. though preposterous- ly low, were accepted, and the Fair Store" of Fl Paso became the owners A telegram from MT. Kircher to his nrm announces that he has bought i'm mense lots of these goods. not damag- ed or smoked goods. but all fresh and new, at the most ridiculous figures and instructs the house to prepare for the largest and greatest bargain sales ever held in Fl Paso. Readers of the Review will remember the advertise nent of this house a week or so ago which opened the eyes of the people to meritorious goods at them ost ab- to meritorious goods at the most ab- a marker to the one to come. Due announcement of it will be made in the columns of the Review, and this special announcement is made simply to keep you in mind of an important event soon to be placed before .he purchasing public of Bisbee and the surrounding cities and towns. Watch for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
EAGLES" ENTERTAINMENT.
by Greenieaf Were
 Highly Appreciated.

One of the very best entertain rnents of its kind that have been at tended n Bisbee in a long time was the one given at the opera house on Sunday evening under the auspices or the local lodge of Eagles" It con- sisted Of Q program of Representations by William Lee Greenleaf, one Of the foremost impersonators on the stage, and the fair-sized audience present was certainly accorGed a rare treat. MT G-ee1leaf's selections were of a most pleasing character. and were given in a manner capable only of an artist of the first rank. Every num- Der was heartily encored, and the bearers were reluctant to leave at the conclusion of the program. being de sirous of listening to more of the ac- tors excellently rendered selections The Eagles did not realize great amount from the receipts of the enter tainment, but it did give those who attended the event one of the most pleasant and profitable of evenings The proceeds of the occasion will be applied to fund being raised fer the purpose ot beautifying the Eagles plot ia Lhe Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23

Phoenix Gazette.
 4 distinguished party paid Phoenix visit yesterday, among them being Mrs. George J. Gould, and President James J. Hyde of the Equitable Life Insurance company. They arrived in
 the city by a special train of four
 coaches. and spent but a short time in | the city.
 The party was on its way 10 the ' coast, and the side trip to Phoenix
 was made to visit Mrs. and Miss Pad
 gett of New York, who are now at their home in this city, Palm Lodge.
 On the arrival of the train here Mrs. Gould and her mother, Mrs. Kingdom,
 were driven to the lodge by Miss Pad
 gett, who met them at the train, while
 the rest of the party strolled about the town. taking in the various points . of interest.
 Mrs. Gould's three children were in
 the party. They were Miss Marjorie
 aged IS, Vivian, aged 10. and George J., Jr., aged 12. Miss Majorie is tall
 for her age, and very pretty. Accom panied by their governess the three children looked over the town. They seemed considerably interested in the ] Indians and Mexicans on the streets rather more than with the curiosities + to be found in the stores.
 s Among the other members in tho g party were Dr. P. Kimball the Goulds !, physician, MT. Williams, Mir Hyde; | private secretary. and Mrs. Hamilton .I Mrs Gould seemed to be managing a the train herself, as the telegrams sen e here requesting a special engine were 1 signed by her. It was necessary tt . send down an NJ. & P. engine. as the g one on the main line for pulling thil e train was one of the heaviest of tht '- passenger engines, and it was feared ,- this road might not stand the weight ,. George J. Gould is at present tht t head of the Gould interests. He ii T. now in Colorado inspecting the D. 6 o R. c. railroad, which belongs to theil f system. They also control the Texas }. Pacific, and a number of tributar, e lines.
 e No one of the rarty yesteEda, : seemed willing to hazard a guess g
 how long they might stay in Californl:
 or what their itinerary there was.