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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-15

The report did not mention the losses
sustained by the crew. Another &C.
count says 20 men escaped from the
disaster to the Petropavlovsk.
Grand Duke Cyril was only saved
from death by miracle. His brother,
Grand Duke Boris, witnessed the cat
astrophe through marine glass.
London, April 1.-THE Westminster
Gazette publishes this afternoon II
Paris rumor that Vice Admiral Makar-
off has been taken prisoner.
st. Petersburg, April 14.-Accord-
ing to very high authority the latest
advices received at the winter palace
are to the effect that the naval battle
is still progressing Oft Port Arthur.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-15
RUNAWAY ELECTRIC CAR
FIVE PEOPLE KILLED AT SANTA
BARBARA, CAL.

Over 20 Were Seriously njured-Acci-
dent Due to Defect in Brake Appa-
ratus-Car Was Coming Down Grade
and Struck Curve--Car Smashed to
SpIinters.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01
OPIUM, WHISKEY, AND ALL
DRUG HABITS.
Cured Without Pain at yOurHOme
We Have a Private Sanaiorium. for
Complicated Cases.

II vou arc addicted 81 .hoAr habltA
soa think y,si m,ll qus;!s. but,on apn';
YOU can't. unaidrA. bat; you a hr
cured aud restored tu your former
health aud s,sut A,;hos'; pain 81 tho
losA o. an hour from susir huAsacAA ~
\ rso~!craic coat. The medicine ouilds
up tout health. tc>,nrcA your nervous
syaictn L. It's normal condition you feel
like \ different pcrAon from the begin.
ming q: treatment. leaving OF the
OplateA after tho ntai dosc. You ~ill
s.,n be convinced add tuliy sa'thcd in
your own mind that yuu Will bc cured,
Mr.. r. N. Bro@n. nj pcouccn. Ark.
says. "Uscr seven years Ak" ] ~aS
cured Of ;hc opium hahi, by yoar mcdi-
ciuc. and have continued! III the very
beat -! health aimee"
Or. ". NJ. Tuns,rli. Of 10, inra,on.
Va. aaya; II am glad ,u say .ha, |
htuly believe ,ha; ! attn entirely and
per mancn,iy cured ot dring habit. a. |
hauo notcf even 40 much A. ante u
drink IN any form sine, ! ,o,k your
cradicaint. noS tight-cn months 20.
I, ~asthc hca, doil,rsi ever tnYra,c.! -
MrA. Virginia Town.cud. ., Shrcye-
port. La, writcA: No more opium.
! have taken N other remedy thar yours
aud ! make no mistake ~hcn | say
,ha, my health ~ better now than !,
ever WA III my ltfc, AMI ! owe u 10
you aud your remedy II has been
|. Year, "iucc | MAS cured by Your
treatment
For full particulars address Or. II
NJ. Woolcy. so1 Lowcnds Bldg. Al.
lanta. Ca.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01

havc received q volume o; $50
pages, containing 400 handsome
nali.,onc pictures oi horses, cat.
tie. hogs. sheep and Angora
goats. All the subjects in the
work arc hr,-pr,cc. swccps,akc
and championship winners at
State \a,lonol aud lnicrna,ion.,
Shows and Expo.,,.ons. Il n
published BY the editor OF Tn
NAI,o<AL FAxNEn AND Srock
csou.k. ST. LoCiK Mo.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01
Good Breeds For Sale

One pen Black Langshan )
hens ! Cockcrcl 500, PcnCor-
nish Indians ! hens X Col 800.
Eggs from best Il. i. Rocks ~
Rose Comb Brown Lcghorns
81. 50 per Is. NJ. Il. Turkeys eggs
$500 ger. i.
Mrs. 4. r.. futile.
Bolton, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01
American Wonder Lemon.

Bears fruit weighing from ) 70 !
pounds each. the rces arc even bear
ing fruit Of all sizes n blooms at
same time. Superior 10 common lem
ons for table use. Trees bear very
Young often blooms and bears attwo
wears. We have for sale a hnc stock
frame : inch pots about - inohcS high
tina, will bear next ummcr Pricce
SOC each by express.
+. u. WoOLNER.
kcntwuud. La.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01

Corn that produced IS Bus per
Acre and made az high a. l. Ears
20 the y ak last year for sale
Price 200 per bu.
A. O.. Hicks.
Nod, Yazoo Co. Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01

Our old colored friend and sub
.crtbcr. Simon kcllum, and his
son i rough III las, week, ! bales
o. staple cotton that brought the
highest price paid here this sea-
~on. fifteen and a hall cents.
They viii sell the seed for a del.
lars bushcl.-Wcst Pom, Lead.
or.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01
The Miss,ssippi Teachers

The Mississ,ppi Teachers As
ISOLATION wlll meet IN Meridian
MAY, !. 5. aud Il. y rate oil one
fare. plus * cents. Tor the round
trip has been granted by all rail-
roads. Every teacher III the
State ought TO attend this meet
my aud obtain valuable III
for nation from the experience
OF others. The people OF Nerd
ian arc noted for their good treat
mcnt OF visitors.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01
lakewood Farm.
nEtFtsES 60
REGISTERED Shorthorn Cattle.

Poland China hnsA. Barred aud White
plymouth Rock chicken foans stock
Tor haic Send Inc an order.
c y. SHAVER. Grant, Tcnt.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01

Read II clubbing list in this
issue. We can save you money
IN taking advantage OF .our offer.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01

to daily diet each year and aver
age of life is improving.
If we could get back to fruits,
nuts, and grains as a diet, how it
would simplify our living and
our dying. a natural life brings
a natural death. We read Of these
ancient fruit eaters that They
fell asleep
y long a happy lite comes as a
reward OF obedience 10 law. And
the law OF a natural diet is The
hrstlaw OF \ature'a IL is strict
" j rule for self preservation
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01
Registered
* .. Stock ..
Ssippi.

Breeder Of Registered PotA>p
CHINA Hogs, most. iaehIonah!c
strains.
Registered SovTHpowS Sheep
with imported am a, head oil
flock. d
Registered English and Ken
lucky Fox Hounds.
Also Registered Tro,ting Stall
lion, Almont Boy.
r. M. SMITH PROP.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-03-01

tDIIok GALllIl
want Bermuda grass in my
pasture. and want 10 plant the
seed.
Is March ! too late foi this
wear: II So. when should ! plant
II: How much should | plant
per acre;
have JUS; subscribed for the
Gazette and am pleased with It
Hoping 10 hear from YOU soon,
and thanking YOU N advance for
any information given me. am
Yours truly
Il. T.. Owls.
You can plant bermuda seed
10 sp-tng m summer. II ~ best
10 piantan March.
Five or six pounds we'll mixed
with hac sand w,ll be ~suihcicn,
seed for an acre.
The border vidette., 1904-06-04
MORALES Oil FIELD.
General F. G. DOWney will Lease and
 Develop 1t at Once.

There is something doing in local oil circles and if the string don't break" the chug chug, of the drill, will soon be heard in the land.
 Monday night General F. G. Downey of California, whose re- putation as a successful practical oil man, is well known in nearly every oil field in the world. arrived in the city to examine the Nogales oil field, with q view of becoming financially interested in the same if it looked good to him.
 The general was accompanied by Otto Moore of Naco, Arizona, who came as the representative of Bisbee and other capitalists.
 General Downey has given the oil belt thorough, careful examin- alton and does not hesitate to pro- nounce it possessed of the ''car- marks" of a great oil field
 He is now negotiating with the directors of the Sonoita Oil Com pany, owners of the field, from whom he proposes to lease same and at once commence boring for oil which he and many other oil experts are confident exists within two miles of Nogales.
 TIE NIDETTE hopes the directors will accept General Downey's pro position; we believe he means busi- ness and is acting in good faith.
The border vidette., 1904-06-04
Jim" Goodman.

Mir. James Goodman. "Jim," as his friends love to call him. is home from New York on short visit with his family and friends.
 He will later return to New York to answer the charge made by Col. William Greene to the effect that he (Goodman) had threatened the nIillionaire's life
 Mir. Goodman is a pioneer citi- zen of this section where he has large and highly respected family. He has never been known to break the laws of the iand or society, and TIE NIDETTE hopes the differences between he and Col. Greene may be settled to the satisfaction of both parties. No man in Arizona will believe that Bill" Greene, the millionaire, will take an unfair advant age of Jim" Goodman, the master mechanic, who will hasten back to New York when wanted to answer the charge now pending against him. Colonel Bill" Greene, your friends in Arizona their name is legion-believe in you and are betting their money that your heart is now, as always, in the right place.
The border vidette., 1904-06-04

Thursday morning H. S. Stewart,
 the well known Pittsburg, Pa,
 lawyer, and Mir. c. o. Coombs,
 drove over to Washington Camp.
 Hon. Bo. J Whiteside was here
 Wednesday of this week from ! Douglas, where he makes his home.
 His many friends were pleased to see him.
 Jim Fresh, the well known min ing man whose headquarters are at Hermosillo, was business visitor in NOgales Wednesday, returning south the same evening.
 The regular services will be held at the Congregational church to- morrow. The topic for the morn ing sermon will be "The Lord Our Guide" A cordial invitation to the public is extended.
 Mir. Faymonville, the efficient and popular headpush at Brady Levin Commission Company's of flee, has the lasting gratitude of TIE BORDER VrDETrE for valuable services rendered this week.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, Col. w. c. Greene's right-hand bower in So- nora, arrived in the city Monday night from New York. Tuesday night he continued south en route to the Santo Domingo gold placers in the Magda Jena district.
 Amos Yeager, the jolly good natured German miner, who for q number of years has been operat- ing in Mexico, arrived in Nogales yesterday morning from the south. The gentleman's many friends here would like to see him make a for tune
 This morning Nr. c. R. Brown, book-keeper for the Nogales Copper Company was a northbound pass en-er en route to California where Mrs Brown and the children are spending the summer. He ex- pected to visit week with his family.
 Charley Harrison of Washington Camp was in the city Monday. The gentleman is an experienced miner and will in future occupy a responsible position at the great Worlds Fair mine in the Harshaw district. He is brother of Super visor J. A. Harrison.
 Mrs. C. c. Thomson of Douglas. Arizona, is visiting in the city the guest of her sister Mrs. Ben. F. Daniels of The Daniels, Tke lady will spend some time with her sis ter. Mrs. Thomson is accom- panied by her two little children. Master Fred and Miss Bertha.
 The Rev. William Robert Reud has rendered his resignation as pastor of the Congregational church of this place. the same to take effect at the end of the present year. MT. Reud is pleasant affable gen. tleman. He and his family have many friends in this city who will regret to learn of the1r proposed de- parture.
 Carl Wulff, the mining man, who for the past year has been very i'll. Is said to be rapidly re covering at the Tucson hospital, where he has been a month. At one time it was reported the gen. tleman could not recover, and news that he will soon be a well man, will be learned with pleasure by many of our readers who know and like Carl.
 Assistant General Manager J. A. Naugle of the Sonora railway will leave shortly for Chicago on a busi- ness trip. About the middle of the present month, the colonel's eldest daughter. a beautiful and accomplished young lady, will graduate at Carlo, Illinois, where for a number of years she and her younger sister have been attending school. The fond father will be present during the commencement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

You may have noticed tho beautiful villa of Major Lasster's the Upper wetumpka Road adjoining this on the east we have IS acres that we wish to sell. The land has a long frontage on the road. and runs to the levard to the Mt Meigs Road. Within a few months there will be street car line just behind this tract. Unless all signs fall the purchaser of this property will, in the spring be able to make e rich profit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
Thomas & Gunter

For sale-For $l5 % per acre; we have 475 acres of gray sandy land and clay subsoil. located on railroad within 20 miles of city. Now rented $l.- ooO.oo, and good deal of land unculd- vated. Bargain here.
 For saIe-1 400 acres of prairie and sandy land, near city on graVel T ao' well improved and paying splendid per cent on price asked.
 For sale-For $1,6Oo.oo, eighty acres of prairie land near city sixty acres in splendid state of cultiVatlon-Dil- ance in fine timber.
 INVESTMENT: Any one having $lS,OO0.0O to invest can secure well located, desirable and established pus,, nno ness with a guaranteed proht or so'voo per annum. Owner. on account or ms health. wishes to make change. we will be pleased to submit the proposl- tion to a bona fide customer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
CHARLES & MEL SON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
 No. 6 Commerce St.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 One of the incest places at Highland Park. The house Is a seven room cot tage, there is & large barn. chicken house and a good many fruit trees on the place, also fine grape arbor. The lot is a very large one and for some one who is looking for a nice home, this place cannot bo beat.
 PLANTATIONS.
 40 acres of first class river land, of which there are 300 acres Ia cultiva- tion, 20 acres fin pasture and 120 acres In woods. The place has seven cabins that are all in good condition. This Is a bargain.
 1900 acres of black prairie land on one of our best graveled roads. This place Is well watered. has a fine pas ture, plenty ,s timber to provide all the wood that Is Geeded and a good six room residence and all necessary cab lns.
 22O acres of land three and one-haIf miles from the business district. that has $3,500 worth of improvements on 1t. Price $45 per acre.
 50 acres of land four miles from town. with one good cabin for $25.o0 per acre.
 1850 acres of river land eleven miles from the city for $l5,000.
 FOR RENT. TIA S. McDonough St. 6 rooms. $25 llS Church St. rooms .. .....$40 SPA Clayton St.. rooms. $2750 AnR Mildred St roOma .....S25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

Four miles from the city limits, on a gray eled road. we have for sale I2O-acre farm
 This Is cotton place. The soil is red sandy clay subsoil. level and susceptible of a verv hish coutlvation. Good crops are made ,n the land without the use of fertilizers With lands in the county
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

The wise people are 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., 1904-09-04

While you are looking around for a homo for next year. walk out to Bellinger Hill and look at some of the beautiful 5ox2oo foot lots we are offering for sale on the north Ide of Burton Avenue, for S7So. on easy payments. There's spec In this property. In two years this property will bring { 900 . lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

AGENTS WANTED for War Songs ana Poems of the Southern Confederacy." Col lected and edited by an ex-Confederate and well known author, Rev. H. M. Wharton, D. D.; dedicated to the late General John B. Cor don: endorsed by most prominent ex-Confed- crates and the Daughters of the Confederacy; contains over 5000 pages; magnihcently il- lustrated; rare collection of war songs and poems dear to every Southern heart; every true southerner will want this book: enor. nous demand: magnificent opportunity for agents: one agent made Ss9. 20 first week: an- other S328 90 In seven weeks. Terms liberal Territory assigned on application; outit free Send at once s cents to pay postage Don't delay. Address Dept. F., The John C. Win. ston Co. 1ooe Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
 su- we'd fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PATENTS-Protect your ideas Don't thinh too long about taking out a patent; some other fellow may get in ahead with the same thing :; don't think that you can write to the patent office yourself and find out If you can get a patent. The patent office wil simply tell you to file formal application with the inc.- dental expense) If you wish your invention considered Consultation free No patent no fee. All communications confidential Milo U. Stevens & Co. s25 l4th St.. Washington D. C.
 Established 1864. su-17
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

For few days we are authorized to sell what is in our judgment the most complete and best built cottage homo in Montgomery. The price on this property is $500 less than It's value This property Is new and modern in its design and finish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
H. C. DAVIDSON, Real Estate and Insurance.

Here's your chance.
 The best location in the City for a Boarding House; eight rooms and kitch- en; residence S. E. Corner Bibb and Moulton Street; large lot: servants house in yard; house in good condi- ton. For Rent: Splendidly located suite of rooms over No. 214 Monroe Street: four rooms. kitchen, bath; price. $20.00 per month. Building new and in good condition.
 For Rent:
 Hammer Hall-This elegant piece of property is now offered for the coming year; ideal location for large Boarding House; spacious lawns with beautiful shade trees.
 For Sale:
 Beautiful building lot on South Perry Street extension; if you content plate building a nice home, this Is the lot for you.
 Fire .S4nsurance.
 I representseight of the largest Fire Insuran2e Companies in the World. and and all classes of property at lowest isfactory adjustments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

PROFITS amounting to thousands of dol ars are divided every month among invest ors by the Storey Cotton Company Uncor- porated. capital and surplus. s202. 900 00) : are you getting your share? Write for par ticulars. F H. Quinlan. Treas, 65S The Bourse' Philadelphia, Pa IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

Right down jn tine heart of town there is piece of property thlt we are authorized D sell that will make any man or woman an absolutely safe and profitable investment. The guardian of trust funds can afford to invest in this property. It is clean and easily cared for investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

We have tract of 24o acres of very brett red table land near Montgomery on gravele
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.

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 MUSIC-Mr and Mrs. C. l.. Doll, teachers Of the pianoforte. 4IS s. McDonough Str. Pupils solicited su-thu-2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

On South McDonough Street we offer for s2,4oo home that is paying 10 per cent in. terest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
wANTED-AGENTs.

MAN under 45 to prepare for position as let ter carrier in Montgomery. Salary good: po sition permanent; entrance exam. soon. Ad dress immediately. Box 57o. Cedar Rapids. la
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

If you have been looking for home that Is cozy and comfortable, a large lot and near the railroads. you find 1t Monday by calling at our office. and you will be sur prised to leari. how cheap 1t can be bought The owner wants spot cash, but if you nave only $l 900. you can buy it, we we will lend you the balance at 6 per cent interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

In Ward Two. we have for sale a piece of property that is rented to & No. l tenant for S2lo that can be bought for Sl $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
FINANCIAL

MONTGOMERY ABSTRACT CO, 6 s. PerrY St. Mortgages on improved property for small amounts foEnsale. Money to Loan on favorable terms tf-27 MONEY TO LEND-About S25. 900 on i'm proved property in Montgomery; expenses small. Fred s. Ball. 1st Nat. Blk. Bldg If
 wANTED-To borrow Sl0O for four months: will pay good interest and give security for four times the amount. Address Alex care The Advertiser. State terms. 27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

If you have $500 cash and want to buy home in a good neighborhood in two blocks of public school. one block of car line We can fix you up with very little trouble: me Ilace we refer to can be bought for Sl,ooo' $500 cash and balance at 6 per cent interest The house is two years old. has five large rooms; lot 6oxieo. with alley. Titles guar anteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

Possibly the most attractive home on South Court Street has this week been placed in our hands for sale. If interested. call at the office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

IF YOU need money we can place you in possession of any amount on your personal note at per cent. J. ). Rust & CO. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

If you have S7.s5o that you wish to in- vest safely in real estate that will bring you 5000 year, see us in reference to a piece of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
These Beautiful Lots in the Campbell Plat,

block the these will be sold $ooo each $oo per only to white people: choice lots and before week You make money
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.


 F. N. Kohn & Son, |
 ssx Commerce St. If you have $500 cash snd want to s,H.,. buy home in a good neighborhood In two pocks of public school. one block of car line we can fix you up with very little trouble me .iass we refer to can D. bought for ,s,s5s; .Se9 The house is two years old. has five large rooms: lot soxlso. with alley. Titles guar anteed.
 
 Right down ,n tine heart of town there Is a piece of property thlt we are authorized D sell that will make any man or woman an sats ana pronane ess e ,rYosS in this property. It is a clean and easily cared for investment. For few 1aya authorized sell what is in our judgment the most complete and best built cottage home in Montgomery. its value This property Is new and modern in its design and finish. If you have been looking for a home that is cozy and comfortable, on a large lot and near the railroads. you can find it Monday by calling at our office. and you will be sur prised to leari how cheap 1t can be bought. only SI.ooo. you can buy 1t, we we will lend you the balance at 6 per cent interest property that is rented to No. l tenant for s2Io that can be bought for sl.s5o.
 If you have S7.95o that you wish to in- vest safely in real estate that will bring you $500 a year, see us in reference to a piece of rental property that we authorized to sell On South Perry Srteet, we offer for sale a very fine modern home for s7, 500. There is nothing lacking in this place to satisfy the most fastidous taste.
 Possibly the most attractive home on South Court Street has this week been placed in our hands for sale. If interested call at the office.
 On South McDonough Street we offer for 24oo home that is paying 10 per cent in. terest
 While you are looking around for a homo for next year. walk out to Bellinger Hill and look at some of the beautiful 5ox2oo foot lots AA IL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

On South Perry srteet we offer for sale a very fine modern home for S7 500. There is nothing lacking in this place to satisfy the most fastidous taste.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

LARGE New York city ligar manufac- turer would start reputable young man m ousihess as cigar jobber; one who Is q hustler, and is well accrainted with inc local trade can earn good income: no cash required A. Ramirez Ca, 70 Fourth H'e'' -'eM AOFh Ni'y' su-17 YOUR MONEY properly invested by A com petept and experienced company will double eS this and gives you a rate of s per cent per month: Particulars with references and testimonials furnished free upon application
 Address Industrial Guarantee c'omnanv
 Suite lo4o GFirst National Bank Bldg, Chi. eAeo' iiiS IT WHEAT is very strong and advancing ran idly, offering unexceled opportunities for splendid profits: $20. co margins 1 900 bush
 els two cents, Send for free book explain
 ing option trading. The Osborn Grain co
 Minneapolis. Minn I7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

WANTEp--,A competent prsssman to run power Job press; steady petition; no others need apply. Mercantile Paper O.. 12s Com anrerce St. 2