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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

We have been given this week authority to sell a 4o-acre tract just on the city limits, at get on the property. It is a beautiful situation an ideal spot for you to make a suburban home on-the street car right at 1t. and 1t lies friend and both of you have a most charming home site. It is in q section in which you will find land values much better In two years. We can not speak too highly of this tract: personal inspection will justify all we say ot 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
CHARLES & NELSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
No. 6 Commerce St. FOR SALE.

Ten acres of land near the city on graveled road. There Is beautl1tG little cottage on this place and IL IS cheap at $500 more than we are going to sell 1t for
 In ward 5 a four room cottage for $l200
 Another four-room cottage in ward for $1,S00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
HOLT & STRAUSS,
 Insurance and Real Estate.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

DWELLINGS FOR RENT. 0.o0-Cottage No. 35 Holcomoe st. s25.OO-Cottage corner Wilkerson and Clayton Streets.
 s4000-Two-story dwelling on Hoi- combe Street, now nearing complexion
 STORES FOR RENT.
 Splendid store under Hotel Fleming Two small stores. Nos and Mon- roe Street.
 Store and dwelling attached. in Red Bridge District.
 OFFICES AND ROOMS FOR RENT. Top floor of building. occupied by Merchants & Planters'-Far1ey National Bank. Second floor of No. 2o1 Dexter Avenue. Second and third floors of Nos. HIS and 120 Montgomery Street, being twelve splendid rooms.
 ARE YOU GOING TO MOVEs If you are going to change the loca- tion of your household effects or mer chandise. do not forget to have your fire insurance policies endorsed ac- cordlngly. Should you be insured through our agency, kindly phone us and we will call for the policies.
 DWELLINGS FOR SALE. One of the beauty places on South Court Street now offered at a bargain. HOLT & STRAUSS.
 PHONE o2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
Fire Insurance.

Now Is the time to insure your prop erty against loss by fire; we represent none but strong and reliable companies and will give you absolute protection if you place your business with us.
 w. C. HOLT 4 &SON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

If you want to buy a really hrst-class prairie farm on best gravel road. an hour and half from Montgomery. in good white section. and willing to pay a reasonable price for such property. you would do well to call at our office for facts and figures in reference to a place we are authorized to sell near Showdown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

cry precaution Is taken by us to seq that proper forms are attached to poll icies. Be sure to have REMOVAL form attached to your policy If you move.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
PHONE o2.

For Sale
 Choice Investments.
 $225o.oo. Desirable and we'll locat- ed 5-room cottage on Virginia Avenue. ss.ooo,oo. Choice 7-room cottage on Mildred St, lot 50 by 22o feet.
 $425o.oo. Fiue investment in 9th Ward, will rent for s420 per annum. $6,500.0O. Splendid Broom dwelling on s. McDonough St. lot 50x150 feet. PLANTATIONS-We have some good investments in this class of property. located in Montgomery and adjoining counties.
 WANTED-If you have any uiirented houses. by listing same with us you can secure desirable tenants and care full attention for your property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

Four miles from the city limits. on a sray
 eled road. we have for sale a I2o-acre farm This Is cotton place. The soil is red sandv clay suosoil. level and susceptible of a very nigh coultivation. Good crops are made m the land without the use of fertilizers. With lands in the county. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

About 3 miles from Montgomery. we have 1000 acres of land near good road and rail- road station. This place works about 22 mules
 brings big rents. and can be bought for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

The wise people are buying acreage prop. erty around Montgomery. There Is an e.pe. cially good piece near Highland Park that has not been touched by boom prices. and we would like to show 1t to you w
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
Rooms for Rent.

Room with private family, bath at tached. for single gentleman only, in 600 block, South Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

Two miles from the Highland Park School, there Is good piece of red sandy land, just enough for fourmule farm. that we want to sell to some industrious and up-to-date white farmer. who wants to live on his farm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

H. e. DAVIDSON,

H. e. DAVIDSON, Real Estate and Insurance.
 For rent from October 1st, Hammer Hall; twelve rooms, with ample baths and sanitary connections; large lawn, beautiful shade trees; an ideal place for a large boarding house.
 For Sale: South Perry Street exten- sion. I have one of the prettiest lots on this beautiful boulevard that I am now authorized to sell; here's your op- portunity to secure the choicest lot in this delightful part of the ely. n
 For Rent: Suite of four rooms with bath, upstairs over No. 214 Monroe Street; building new and ir frst-class condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
For Rent.

offices over 4th Nat. Bank. .. $15 .oo II Donaldson Ave. : rooms. .... 22.50 % Amanda Street. rooms..... 25 % 69 Amanda Street, : rooms. .... 25 % 617 Adams Street. rooms.. 215 Adams Street, 8 rooms. ... 30. % 40 Virginia Ave. 6 rooms. ... 25 % l36 Holcombe St., 8 rooms. ..... 35 % 213 Holcombe St. rooms ..... 17.50 211 Holcombe St.. rooms .... 22 50 219 Holcombe St, : rooms. .... 25 % s01 S. McDonough St, ' rooms.. 17.50 123 Virginia Ave-. 6 rooms. ...... 20 % 220 Mildred St.. rooms. ..... 20. .O0 Bell Street, , ooms..... 16 65 l7 Groome Street. 10 rooms... 2250 303 Holt Street. 1 rooms. ..... 12.50 S17 S. Perry St. rooms .... 22 50 121 Martha St.. I rooms....... 12. 50 124 Clay St, 6 rooms.....,.... 1SO0 127 Clay St., rooms .......... IS. % IS Winnie St. rooms. 20. DO 116 King St.. rooms.......... II % 30 King St, ooms.......... l2.50 PA Madison Ave, rooms. ... 30 % 6O2 Clayton St. rooms... 35 % 6Ol Clayton St., 6 rooms. 25 % 122 Jeff Davis, 5 rooms. 1665 SIP S. McDonough, rooms eco. IS % II Pelham St, 8 rooms, ms,..s 500 II Noble Ave. (new), 6 rooms. 25 % 116 s. Decatur, 5 rooms. ..... 20. .00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

Ten miles from Montgomery. at Sti.so an acre. we have 500 acres of good sandy. clay subsotl, land. with nrst-class corn land a dwelling. good pastures. good cabins. fin. woodland. This property Is an investment for any practical farmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

You may be looking for q location for A chicken farm conveniently located We have just the place in l6 minutes of the market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

Tn the vicinity of Montgomery we have for saie q POO -acre plantation. This is about an average place in the quality of land, some of the land being in very me condition, and some of 1t in ordinary condition. Two-thirds of the place is prairie and slough bottoms. one -thtrd good red and sandy land. The Improvements are considerably better than the average place. There is . good dwelling, . good steam gin, about "A tenant houses. plentiful pasturage and water and abundant labor. It rents for about 70 bales of cotton. This property can be bought for SIP. 50 an acre, one-third cash, the balance at per cent Titles perfect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

We have tract of 24o acres of very pretty red table land near Montgomery on Erayeled road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Fifty-room hotel. 70 miles from Chicago: does S20. 900 a year. Reason for selling. death; S5.ooo cash takes 1t. Hotel POP Atlas Bldg, Chicago. IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
Stores for Rent.

PIG Dexter Avenue large space.
 low price .................$ $3S s 22 Monroe 60 OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

Four miles from the city limits, on A xrav eled road. we have for sale a l2o-acre farm This Is cotton place; The soil is red sandy high coultivation. Good crops are made ,n the land without the use of fertilizers win Judicious use of fertilizers 1t will equal any lands in the county. red table land near Montgomery on grsvelsd tation for sale in this county The pIacs t we'll improved. has plenty of labor and ia tn M day good money maker. The reason for selling Is that the owner wishes to retire On the railroad near Montgomery n. . station. in a settlement of good white pennls near good schools. we have a red tahIs ipe, ipnL cotton plantation that is one of the mes, tn' proved farms near Montgomery. ~ For SIS an acre. we will sell a cotton ,a-r, miles from Montgomery  good place of l25 acres cotton and corn land Within four miles of Montgomery we Of. Ter place Of 200 acres that Is the very cream Of me prairie lana. This place is in a white neighborhood. where lands are advancing yery rapidly and will make a good man an ideal home and farm. F. M. Kohn Son, 26h Commerce Street. I  -
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR RENT-we have several neat cottages for rent at prices ranging from SI0 to S25 Der month. Come to see us. Sweatt & Westcolt
 10 South Perry St. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

We have large and very fine cotton p,,,- tation for sale in this county. The place is well improved. has plenty of labor and is tn day a good money maker The reason fo, selling Is that the owner wishes to retire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

WANTED-Experienced hand in millinery Apply lo3 N. Holt St. 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR sALE-4-room cottage rented for Sl32 per year: situated one block from Capitol: con pays " per cent. Pierce & Hardeman, 22 South Perry Street II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

GINSENG-Fortunes in little gardens: easily grown everywhere; roots and seeds for sale; booklet free. Write today. Ozark Ginseng Co. Dept. R., Joplin, Mo- 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR SALE-Several neat cottage homes and choice lots. in city and suburbs. If you want a home or make an investment. we can make 1t to your interest to see us Sweat & West colt. 10 South Perry St. n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

Aavurtsssmepts wtli bs inserted in this
 co1umn. under any c1asainsd heading. q thsse rates: Twenty-Five cents for twenty.1vs words or less. each inssr- tfcu, end one cant Der word for twenty. 0vo wprds CT over. each inserttou- Casb must accompany each Advertisement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR sALE-A good family horse will wori anywhere. Apply to W. H. Schooler. Agt
 2l, cor. Hunt and Proctor Sts IC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR sALE-One Toledo IA H. P double cylin- der touring car; used only short time; com
 plete with Dietz lamps, horn and Goodrich tires; also one new Columbia motor cycle and three secondhand Oldsmobile runabouts Tn perfect running order All big bargains for quick buyers with the cash. Electric Supply Co, Savannah Ga. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

TWO large furnished rooms for rent, with cleo
 tric lights; also water and bath on second floor; near business portion of city. Apply Io5 South Perry. I3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

sALESMEN make Si0o a week; best staple sioe line carried: no experience required; pock- et samples: good testimonials; fifteen days for
 test after arrival of goods. E. W. Merck White Lead Co. St. Louis. Mo. u-o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18
wANTED-BoARDE OR BOOMERS.

WANT BOARDERS-One nice large front room. unfurnished. with without board; also
 three men can secure board the Ist of Octo- Der. 22i Columbus St. Phone S2o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR SALE-My residence. +oT Madison ave- nue. Apply Probate Office. B. Gaston
 su-wed- -fri-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

FOR SALE-6-room cottage. first-class condi- ton; rents for Sie2 per year; price, Sl,475.
 This place cost the owner g. 300. You miss bargain when you miss this Pierce Harde- man. 22 South Perry Street. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

l FOR SALE-iio Mildred St.. near Sayre St.
 2-story. rooms; S2 100 will buy 1t Monday l Chandler 6 Douglass IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-18

WANTED-A nrst-class travelling man to All . vacancy September goth: permanent posi- ton and good salary for the right man. J. H
 Carr. Dayton. Ohio. s
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17
LOOKS GOOD For HENRY

Henry Heitfeld for governor on
the democratic ticket of Idaho will
have heavy vote in the north, and
his chances of winning are bright.
indeed. If we mistake not, Custer
county will give Mr.. Heitfeld big
majority. The cattle and horse
growers in this county, many who are
republicans, will not vote for Good
ing on account of the two mile limit
law, and they are evidently right in
their apprehension. The people who
labor will vote for Mr.. Heitfeld for
they know that he is friend of or
agnized labor. Mr.. Gooding is a
weak man, and prominent republi-
cans now admit it. He cameo carry
the strength of his own party in this
section. -Challis Silver Messenger.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

The Capital News and Pocatello
Advance are not able TO cover up the
fact that IT IL Senator Dubois they
wish to defeat, and In order TO do SO
they are willing TO throw down the
democratic party In this state, The
party will do itself honor and credit
by refusing longer 10 recognize these
papers az being IN sympathy with
democratic principles. They are Al
ways ready 10 bolt unless every one
o. their gbims are complied with by
ths party ceopr d'Alene Press,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

Vol. l, No. 1, of the Sugar City
Times, published by James H. Wallis
at Sugar City, Fremont county, has
reached our desk. 1t is published
every Friday, is bright, newsy and
well printed, and is chuck full of
sweet things" relating to the great
sugar beet industry and other enter
prises in that prosperous section.
Editor Wallis ability as newspaper
man is we'll known, so briefly speak
ing, the future outlook for the Times
is exceedingly good.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17
ADVERTISING RATES:
NO FREE PAPERS TO ADVERTISER
Saturday. September II. 1904.
GOODNESS LITTLE RAILROAD.


And 80 Gooding and the World are
going to give the state a north and
south railroad at last. A much need
cd and long hoped for convenience is
now about to be realized. This good
news we get from the World of it's is
sue Of the 9th, and SO that our numer-
GUS readers who never see the World,
may get the benefit of this important
bit of information, we quote the fol-
lowing from the article referred to I:
Frank r. Gooding, republican
nominee for governor, is taking up the
question OF north and south rail-
road for Idaho in earnest, and as he
has happy faculty for doing things, ;
1t goes without saying that something
tangible will result from his endeav-
ors. " The World also says that Mr..
Gooding told it's reporter privately
that he did not know of any reason
why the state could not assist in the
construction of such road, even to
the extent of guaranteeing it's bonds
OF course a little provision of the
state constitution providing that the
credit of the state shall not, in any
manner, be given, or loaned to, or in
aid of any individual, association,
municipality or corporation, should
never stand in the way of this grand
electioneering scheme of the sheep
king of Lincoln county.
The sheep-king has no use for the
constitution in it's present form, and
is probably of the opinion that John
Henry Smith and others of his hackers
OF Utah will eventually succeed in
giving the state a new constitution
that will not contain this Inhibition
relative TO backing railroad companies
or any reference TO poIygamy or I'M
lawful rehabilitation. IL will be re-
membered that John Henry accompaD-
led by two other saints from Zion de-
scended upon the state capitol nj
Boise during The session OF the last
republican Legislature aud succeeded
with the AID o. the sheep king ip log
rolling through llttle blil providing
fof = constitutional eoDgeptios W
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

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town VIII persist 10 keeping one os
more eogs ~ horses with NO place fos
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pl'ee's, aud take ehenees on Che ohlof
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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

precinct at the previous election are
not compelled to register again, un-
der the new law, they said nothing
about the matter, and the notices of
registration, as published in the In
dependent, are worded in such a man
ner as to make the voters believe that
everyone must be registered as re-
quired under the old law. AS we
said before, it is small politics, and
ought to cost the republican ticket
many votes. 1t is an attempt to de-
ceive the voter. If you we're regis
tered in the precinct in which you
viii vote this fall, it is not necessary
to register again. Remember this
Occur d 'Alene Press
In publishing the above The Signal
does not wish to be understood as in
sinusting that our board of commits
sioners are quite as bad as that, but
we simply desire to warn the voters
to ever be on their guard, and it be-
hooves them to attend to the matter
of registering at once. Only five
weeks remain before the registration
books are closed and voters should
see to it that they are properly regis
tered, and do it now. Don't wait
until the last week or the last hour.
At the coming election the voters
will be called upon to decide ques-
tions of great Importance to the well
fare of the state and union and every
thinking voter should take a healthy
interest in the questions and cast an
honest ballot according to his or her
own convictions. The stay at homes
never accomplish anything; SO be
surrey GU are properly registered, that
you may vote
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17
A TIP TO DEMocR ATS.

One week from next Monday, the
Goth inst, the Democratic county
convention to nominate a county
ticket will be held at Cambridge, and,
as the time is rapidly approaching,
now is the time to consider we'll the
qualifications of those who are to
come before the convention as candi-
dates for the various offices.
1t is the duty of every good demo-
crat to use his best efforts to see that
only good, clean ard capable candi-
dates are placed on tie ticket, for the
strength of the ticket depends almost
wholly upon the past records, the
ability and integrity of the nominees.
1t is true that the democratic party
state or county, will not be handicap
ped by slippery methods, offensive
measures and ring rule as that which
dominates the republican patty, but
we have yet great deal to accom-
plish. The republican party has al
ways failed to accomplish much--but
little was ever expected from it-and
this is something that our progressive
and energetic citizens will not uphold.
We must and shall have winning
ticket. We must name candidates
who are good, broad minded and pro-
gressive, for such will bring strength
to the whole ticket. The democratic
party has many such and it behooves
us to put ticket in the field that will
appeal to the voters. One which, if
successful, will wipe out every stain
of fogyism which has existed in this
county for the past two years with
the board of commissioners. We want
men who will do business, and who
are capable of doing business. Men
who will build roads and bridges and
make other needed improvements in
keeping with this progressive age.
We must name windin6ticket, and
The Signal would warn each and every
delegate to that convention to look
carefully about him and consider
we'll before casting his ballot.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17
"SNLF PRAISE. ETC.

In his letter of acceptance the great
and only Teddy very wisely remarked
1.-The public servant who betrays
his trust and the private individual
who debauches him stands as the worst
of criminals, because their crimes are
crimes against the entire community,
and not only against this generation,
but against the generations that are
yet to be. -
Can it be that this great and only
has forgotten that old adage, "Self-
praise is half scandal. - But then,
Teddy knows himself just little bet
ter than anybody else.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

write new constitution, and it may
be in contemplation that the new char
ter will not contain these safeguards
to the morals and credit of the state.
There is no question but what the
building Of north and south road
through the state would be of immeas-
ursble benefit to all of its people, but
IA what way can Mr.. Gooding bring
this about, either as governor OF pri-
vate citizen, unless he put up the priceY
Senator Heitfeld, the democratic
nominee for governor, is just as much
in favor of the building of this road
as is Mr.. Gooding, and if elected can
and will do just as much towards its
contamination, but the senator has
the good sense to give the people cred
it for knowing more than to take
any stock in such demagogic promises
and consequently is not making them.
The sheep-king, since his nomination
has evinced an over-fondness for the
two-mile limit law, and it is safe
bet that if he had back the money he
has paid into the State Wool Growers
Association to fight this law in the
courts, that ne never would do SO
again. Now if he is so enamored of
this provision of the laws of the state,
why don't he get in and pledge himself
to recommend to the legislature in his
message some measure that will make
it more definite and certain and easier
to put into operation.
From the way this all-wool and a
yard wide candidate is taking on
about the two mile limit law, it
would seem that it must necessarily
drive the vote of the sheepmen of the
state away from him, as it will be re-
membered that at the election two
years ago, more than one thousand
votes we're thrown by these poelpe
from Judge Alshie the republican
candidate to Frank Fogg the demo-
cratic candidate for justice of the SUI
preme court, but SO far we have not
heard of any republican sheepmen
deserving their candidate. They prob
ably think he is joking. The Signal
is infor ned that when the sheep hat
ing candidate reached Pollock, down
on the Little Salmon, and saw the
denuded hills of that section and
scented the rich aroma from sheep
bedding grounds and corrals, that he
was completely overcome with emo
ton but finally Gained himself SO as
TO be able to give the cattle raisers of
that section a most eloquent and APP
plause- punctured address on the ne
cessity of the two-mile limit law.
up with a promise to build
with state aid, a north and south rail
road
Resourceful, indeed is the sheep
king candidate of Lincoln county.