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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
New FANoLEp CAR

FVTRETT. Mnrch ~ jack
McQhir has received a patent ON a
double deck ear for shipping sheep
which viii prove highly beneficial
60 the railroad companies oyrf
which large numbers Of those anl-
mails are shipped
Heretofore double dark ears for
shipping shoep have been 30 con
ntruetrd that Il Was impossible 60
uHo them FOR other purposes THE
rur which MI Mcghir has patented.
ur rather tho upper deck. is Ho ar
ranged that It can be- easily utlsed
Co the top 81 the ear aud any kind
of freight loaded into It FOR the re-
turn haul Previously tfuiuiaad
of sheep WIS shipped from western
points ta Chicago and other pointa.
but because II the construction or
thr cars they were hauled back
empty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
WATCH THE URINE

kidney diseases are hot always
painful IN the early stages They
frequently gain ground before the
victim knows Of thsir sxistsnee
But an examination Of the urine
will always tell OF the existenes Of
any form 81 kidney trouble.
Allow a quantity q urine 10 stand
IN the vessel for ~ hours II any
% the following symptoms appear
the Kidneys are diseased.
Brick dust sediment. Nhitish.
cloudy. or strlnEy settlement. Of.
fensiYe odor. high reddish color. o.
very pale. wafery appearance. oily
scum on the surface
Other urinary symptoms are too
free o. too seAnty = fiov. frequent
desire 20 urinAts. pain or seAldlnI
10 passinx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

for Tacoma The question u get
ting a competent engineer came up
tuesday afternoon ii the meeting
Of the council and all agreed that
Thomson WAS as competent 10 do
the work AZ any engineer that
could be secured.
A resolution has been introduced
into tho council 20 set aside 10000
for the purpose aud Councilman
HellinRham. the father 81 tho or
dihhnee. said he had Thomson ia
mind when he introduced ~ The
Seattle engineer has not been ap#
preached and It ia not known that
be will accept tho Offer but steps
will be taken at once 10 secure his
services n possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
TACOMA WANTS
THOMSON

TACOMA. March % The ucrv-
lees Of city Engineer Thomson. Of
Seattle. will undoubtedly be Sc
cured by this city In the invsstiga.
ton Of the mountain streams near
Mount Rainier for the purpose q
securing "A gravity water system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

They brought tbe ISSUE 20 a head
Ia the fall Of 1899 when Great nrit.
au. Germany and italy combined
tud hiaekadrd Venezuelan porte in
The riyulHx IT she asphalt inter
rsts On thr United States is reflected
iu the claims regarding Venezuelan
ganroHHlouH uue company iuaiatn
that it has been wrnuEfuliy ana for
chilly diHposaessed Boa tho interest Of
ita rival and that its property hns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

a,hns n. Frrrer. Who has writ
IN. fouoVnE article On Ngne-
"a ard iJs troubles fer the News
-, fsterHHlsr Association. b the
1870 authority Ia an matters per
..s.,,r % South America. As a
',.-,..r.,a dent he VAS IA cuba be
-. de outbreak 81 our var with
spaln. and his letters On conditions
-, Nere auatea on the floor of
...r-ss. He hHa been the repre-
,.-sstivs OF the Jaiied States guF-
.-n,,ent in pm American eeu-
...ssses. ON the ineoutiucutal rail-
- commission and in other deal
-. between 5his country and Latin
,rssriea #idIar1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
-FOUR BROKE JAIL

PtsNDGtTuN. ore. March 20
rom Moss. otto Har kihFumtth. Al
bert Murray and Maynard HroSn.
e ha wrrs booked fnr terms In the
peuitrntiafy. broke JAN yesterday
nlarulng BY pryinE bar OF the
q induW and escaped from the Uma-
ella county primun. Officers are
securing tho country for the escaped
u-u This lz the nrst JAN break
here in eight years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

Everett. March Ez-=Ex Treasurer
sr1rrr Holcomb waived rNamiua-
tiau before Justice Babeurk ysater-
say Afternoon and his case Naa cent
fa the superior court
Justice Hhbeock Aaid he would re-
auira a bond al least equal 10 the
amount - the shortage. which is
shout 81 600
n Is the belief % Hoiournb AID
hla friends and relations that the
shortage wtii soon bn made good and
that the criminal proceedings Siii be
dropped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
STAR THEATER

The new vaudeville bill at the
Star ttheater is an entertaining one
and will draw Eoodly crowds dur
ing the week Several speclalties Of
unusual merit arc numbered on the
bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
James Martin.

James Martin. another alleked
victim OF the Garden Of Eden prom
ises. began suit Tuesday against G.
ID. Hillman for $500. Plaintiff
claims that he was induced 90 sell
all his property In Olympia and
gave up a winters job on the prom
Use 81 800 n month az foreman at
the Garden Of Eden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
oTHE VIRGINIA GIRL-"

THE Virginia Girl" a melodrama
rhock full Of thrills and hsroic acts.
Is the bill al tho Third Avenue.
Nellie stark. who T. IN high favor
with Seattle melodrama-lovers. has
the leading role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

~ Chas n Pepper.
,vrIeen especially fnr the News.
PAPER Enterprise Association.
venezuela Is Ia Chinese puEzle.
IA understand what is Happenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
At THE TnEATERS

THE EARL or PAwTUCKET. 4"
t.awrance D'Oraay. the iuimitahlc
English character actor. VII tread
the boards OF the Grand Wednesday
IN The Earl Of pawfueket- The
play will b. one % the best dramAt-
&C. treats Of the season and D'Oraay
himself needs but little assistance
In any piece 90 furnish the full
worth d the price Of admission.
Seats are a. a premium and many
viii be unable 10 take In the first
nlEht production but four other
performances viii follow. closing
Saturday night. The overflow fem
lnine contingent will be accommo-
dated az The Saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

instead carried By tho blood to every part Of
he bod nd painful and fatal diseases
restoring the kidneys TO hehth
cane niy be with a kidney medicine
hsrin Backsohs, DIZZINESS,
Troub Rssto Energy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
"A SOLDIER or the EMPIRE

a Soldier Of the Empire a ro-
mantle drama With pretty scenic
effects and picturesque coaiuming
Is the bill AZ tho Seattle Tho piece
Is In the hands Of the Ferris com
pany and is drawing good houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
WHATS The NATTER
With VENEZUELA?

...s A. PEPPER. SOUTH AMERICAS uNPHRr walrEs AL
rpour THAT oouNrRvs TRoua1rs WITH RVS AND
or,4GR eoRgleN NArIoNs-oAsrRo a STRONG RULER AND
sta.rgR-rHE ROW OVER CLAIMS REVIEWED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
S100 Lots

These are the best cheap lots in
the city. Two blocks east Of end Of
West Queen Anne car line. and
south Of Rosa Easy terms. Inquire
q owner.
JONES bc,h~sN Sssas,s sss7.
Isan.l NSussres RtrvS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
OF SENATOR DEPEw.
From s5o.OOo to sIOO,OOO Worth Said to
 Be Possessed by Buffalo People.

Buffalo Evening Times.
 A conservative estimate of the amount of money lost fin the Depew Improvement Company by Buffalo peo- ple is s50,000. Men interested in financial affairs locally say that the sum Is nearer $100,000, and the holders of stock for the most part have given up all hope of getting any portion of that sum back. All that they have now Is very attractive looking stockl certifi- cates on which a fine half tone cut of Senator Chauncey M. Depew appears. Those certificates are about the incest things that the stockholders received for their money, and none of them has made any effort to start an inves- tieation Of the management locally.
 Henry B. sill. of the firm of Worth inEton & Sill, is stockholder in the company. MT Sill holds $5.000 worth of stock. The stockholders were laregIy among the depositors of the American Exchange Bank, which went out of existence few years ago. MT. Williams, the late president of that bank, was one of the foremost promot- CTS of the company, and he disposed of considerable of the stock. The asso- other New York City millionaires with the venture, is what induced number of Buffalo people to take stock. The assurances given out at that time were that a profit of Is per cent. on the investment was inevitable and that further profits might easily be antici- pated.
 The number of women who were in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

duced to go into the company Is ex- ceptionally large. and several of those women recently visited New Ycrk city for the purpose of seeing Senator De- pew and endeavoring to get land in lieu of their stock. Their efforts to see the sometimes genial Senator were without fruit.
 Charles W. Hinson. who was attor- ney for one of those women, wrote a letter to Senator Depew prior to the time of the foreclosure of the Equitaple Life mortgage. MT. Depew's name had 1ust been sent out at the head of the of the Depew Gold Mining Company. and in his letter Judge Hin- son asked: 'Is the Depew Gold Mining Company as much of gold brick as the Depew Investment Company Judge Hinson's client Is widow who had $500 in the Erie County Savings Bank. The money was received after the death of her husband as bacK pension. She was informed by the pro- moters of the land company that she would receive 15 per cent. on her in- vestment, and ought not to leave her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Parties having insurance with us who are leaving the, city are requested to notify us in writing and we VIII mall permits to them for house to re- main unoccupied for thirty days, and renew same without cost upon request when permit expires. Do not neglect this precaution.
 For Sale-Some of the most beauti- full lots ever offered in the city. These lots are located at Cloverdale, among the pine trees, beautifully elevated: no malaria, no mosquitoes; cool and de- iightful breeze all the time. We have sold thousands of dollars worth of this property during the past four months. There Is no locality equal to 1t with It's great advantages of city and country combined.
 For sale---Montgomery real estate is increasing in value. The little that great many people are looking anxious to buy if any great bargains are offered.
 incest homes we have on our list, new and up-to-date in every. respect: on car line, and one block of Sayre Street School.
 For saIe-Eight-room house with store attached in Fifth Ward. This can be had at a bargain, as owner has instructed us to sell this week to highest bidder. Bargain here.
 s750.O0 will buy a good four-room house that rents for $S per month splendid tenants. Don't miss this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
Fl. C. DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
ZIRkLE & MOORE.
 Real Estate and Insurance.

For sale--we have an eight-roo11 house in Fifth Ward, new and strictly first-cIass with vacant lot, 5ox150 with an old house on 1t. that can be boughk at a bargain. Property is scarce down here and house built on this lot VIII sell readily. Here's your chance V make some money.
 For sale---$2.350 will buy nice si4. room house, corner lot, 60x150s wifn stable, coal house. COW house. and in splendid neighborhood. This VIII make you nice home, and we VIII you haven't got 1t all.
 For Rent---we are having calls every day for up-to- date houses and if yeu haven't rented yours. list it with u4 Monday and we will get you goo4 tenant. We have quite list of small houses yet on our list and parties wish. ing a stnall house will do well to see us before renting. For sale--Nice eight-room residences well located, sidewalks paved, In goo4 condition. Rents for Szb, we can sell this house for $3,000 and carry s3.zQ0 flor you at 6 per cent. You can't d0 better than this, so call and let us
 For saie--s4oo will buy new thres. room house, renting for $6 per month. Here is a chance to invest your ''pocket change"
 We have c nice six-room house. new4 fly papered. painted, with large stable in good neighborhood. western part of Icity that can be bought for $i,600s lCall aNd let us show it to you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
Chandler & Powell,
Real Estate aad Insural
For Sale.

For Sale.
 A five room house, large barns and stables and two room ceiled servants house, all In good repair. and ten acres of land, near the city on Electric car line. $2.75O.
 A four room cottage and three lots, 5ox50 each. $1,250.
 A five room cottage, lot 50x160, sta ble, etc. $500 cash, balance in two years, S1,400.
 For Rent. room house on Houston street, 5 room house on Hilliard street, room house on Winnie street.
 new =. .. ...... 20. % 6 room house on South McDon-
 ouRh street. =. .. !... 2.5o ouxh street. .. ...... 80. co room house on South McDon-
 ough street. 1S.OO room house on South McDon-
 ough street. .. Q. IF 50 room house on South McDon-
 ough street. :. 16.OO room house on South McDon-
 ough street. e. .. .. .0O street. :. 17.OO and Columbus streets. ...... sa. s5 room house on Alabama street. .15 % room house on Highland Ave
 nue.. - Ao'VV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
ZIRkLE 6 MOORE.

money in the bank where 1t would draw but per cent. interest.
 This woman is now out of the city and her name Is withheld. as 1t Is not known that she would, care to have any publicity attached to her negotiations. Her daughter stated today, however, that her mother had been to New York trying to see Senator Depew and some of the others interested, but had been unsuccessful in her efforts. Neither the letter written by Judge Hinson nor were ever answered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

Mir. Staylate-My, it's 10 o'clock. However. my train doesn't go till i :10, and it's very pleasant here on the orch.
 Miss Subbubs-I'm glad you like it.. Mir. Staylate-Yes, but-er--perhap I'm keeping you up. Miss subuos--Not at all; I'm going to lock up and 70 to bed now w.--Phiiadelphia Press.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
HOLT & STRAUSS,
 Insurance and Real Estate.
Great Demand for Property.

treat DemnnU IDE kf0VeEIYs
 During the long period that we are in business, there has never been such a great demand for property as this season and our rentals show 8 phe- nomenal increase over previous years Should you have any property which is not rented for the coming season. kindly allow us to put same on our rental list and we will secure you good tenants as we have many appAcations for desirable property.
 For Rent-Hotel Fleming, from Oc@ tober i. containing 45 rooms. all in good condition. If you are interested we can trade with you,
 For Rent--stores and offices in the Exchange Hotel Building. Possession given on or before October 1.
 For Rent--Corner store on Ccurl Square and one of the best stands in the city.
 For Rent--2O rooms. all connecting. near Court Square. splendid place for boarding or lodging.
 For Rent-15 rooms. all connecting. very close to Court Square. VIII put them in condition to suit tenant. .S6o per month.
 For Rent-Dwelling with seven rooms and servants house within two blocks of Court Square, for S45 per month. An ideal place for first-class boarding house.
 For Rent-splendid dwelling on Washington Street. which is first-class in every particular.
 For Rent-8-room dwelling on South Hull Street. Modern comforts on both floors.
 For Rent-Beautiful suburban cot tage corner Fielder and Gilmer Streets. This is a rare opportunity In getting q delightful home in the suburbs
 For Rent-ohaces in the new stegalis Building on South Court Street For Rent-Rooms on third floor, No. 27 Dexter Avenue.
 Money at and Per. Cent.
 We have large amount of money to lend on business property at 5 per cent and residence property at per cent.
 Insure Your Trunks.
 We will insure your trunks and con- tents against fire while you are trav- cling at very nominal cost Tness policies insure your baggage while Tn transit, or in any hotel or pcarolhA house in the United States.
 Fire Insurance. Insure your property through us and Nou will get the best protection. Our motto, Losses promptly adjusted and paid in cash" -,-.-.-4 HOLT & STRAUSS,
 Phone 92
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

We have s5.00o for a customer that we are instructed to invest in good Montgorn- erty that you think will answer let us have a description of it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

We have a customer from the Far West who wants to buy a good farm near Mont gomery. We are preparing to show him next week. If you have something to sell that might fill the bill, we will be pleased to show him your property if you will send us a good description in time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-BeautifuI suburban cot tage corner Fielder and Gilmer Streets. This is a rare opportunity In getting delightful home in the suburbs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance,
 Commerce Street,
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY.

Until sold we offer.
 The splendid property. 150 feet square, corner Bibb and Catoma, on which is the residence occupied by Col onei Falkner-room for three more houses-aIl for s11,O0O.
 A neat four-room cottage on good lot 50x150. near Coast Line yard. only s950
 Desirable six-room residence or in- vestment on Mildred Street, $2,950. Very desirable dwelling on Goldth- wait. THESE ARE ALL GOOD VALUES and we are in position to
 MAKE THE TERMS. If you would like to buy modest home or making a sure Savings Bank, we have some neat cottages aI.d choice lots that are worth all We ask for them and yet we can give them to you on Monthly Installments, plus a modest cash payment.
 We are offering houses for rent and want to adds to our list. Property owners and property renters will alike find us
 READY TO SERVE AND DETER MINED TO PLEASE.
 Sweat & WeStcott, General Insurance and Real Estate
 Agency.
 Loans Negotiated. No. 10 s. Perry St. Montgomery, Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
For Rent, from Octo-
 Der lst. 1905,

Very desirable offices located on sec ond and third floors 1O6 Dexter Avenue. These offices are centrally located and suitable for any class of office room.
 Once room on second floor IS South Perry Street. .-.-...>@ <.@.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

We want to buy 100 acres of smooth farming land near Montgomery, either on the Graveled road or on the railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-Ofiices in the new Stegali' Building on South Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
RIAL ESTATE AND INsupANCn.

- \
 F. N. KoHN & SON.
 ssh Commerce st. High street on lot sox1so feet that is just the thing you are locking for; This property ts eomfortaSle o f'h home s and don't want to pay fortune for 1t we commend ,this place to your notice. On South Hull street at the corner of sSr's sal. s'rss' @ aF isss ss eit offer.
 There is a home in one of the very best Authorized to sell for s7.so6 This place Is two storied. built ike q ship. Is roomy, comfortable and near to bushes. We VIII sell for cash Or half cash. rom s ce to to Fs S.n saHs it is ls miles from Montgomery. place of 1.400 acres with a clay subsoil. we will pay just what the place is worth No fancy price. but the value of the place. We wsnt to buy . well improved farm a,1s q place lt that you wish to seii' We can place We want to buy 100 acres of smooth farming land near Montgomery, either on the Graveled road or on the railroad. We have sS.ooO for q customer that we srs srs paoDsry yoS fSees Sf erty that you think will answer let us have a description of it.
 We have customer from the Far West EaS wants fs sqs sSss sr R next week. If you have something to sell ,saa %F s m the S Se r 1 v ssss a good description in time. We hays oeo an aus, application for , home for monsy 'Sss Sa may ss for You ,hs Week
  any good Montgomery County property. and 1t may surprise you to find how quickly with us at the proper value.
 For ;i;ooO we can sell you three negro of them is worth t75O and the cheapest one s4oO. The income is s21o.
 For s1l.Ooo we will sell q piece of down town property that should make yon $2.6o0 by Christmas. .~--s -.-. feet front, six roomed nouse. for 5000. Now here's a good chance. to make some Hoicombe and Mildred streets we have 2O4 by lS2 feet with two two-story houses facing Holeombe street that We are going to sell. This property Is situated as pretty. a terrace as is in Montgomery, street side and on the corner build three more two story houses. and you can readily clean up t2.000.
 Go out and examine this property. It is a sure winner There IS no risk, and certain profit
 
 
 
 
 "
 F. M. KoHN & SON.
 2sh Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
Moner at 5 nna . Per. Cent.

For Rent-RoomS on third floor, No. 27 Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-8-room dwelling on South Hull Street Modern comforts on both floors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

Money at and c Per. Cent. We have a large amount of money to lend on business property at per cent and residence property at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
E. V. KOHN & SON. ssh Commerce St.

High street on lot soxi50 feet that is just the thing you are looking for, This property comfortable home and don't want to pay q fortune for 1t. we commend this place to your notice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

We want to buy a well improved farm from 400 to 800 acres. If you have such a place that you wish to sell. We can place 1t for you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-Splendid dwelling on Washington Street which is arst-class in every particular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent--stores and 0fices in the Exchange Hotel Building. Possession given on or before October 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

We have an application for a home for about S2,000 which can't fill. If you have such q place. and 1t is worth the money We may sell 1t for you this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
In~ure Your Trunks,

Insure Your Trunks.
 We will insure your trunks and con- tents against fire while you are trav- cling at very nominal cost. These policies insure your baggage while in transit. or in any hotel or boarding house in the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-Corner store on Ccurt Square and one of the best stands in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-20 rooms. all connecting. near Court Square, splendid place for boarding or lodging.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

For Rent-Hotel Fleming, from co. tober 1. containing 45 rooms. all in good condition. If you are interested we can trade with you,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

Now here's a good chance to make some sure money easy. On the N. w. corner of 2O4 by lS2 feet with two two-story houses facing Holcombe street that We are going to sell. This property is situated on as pretty a terrace as is in Montgomery. Turn the two houses around on the Mildred street side and on the corner build three more two story houses. and you can readily clean up t2.000.
 a sure winner There Is no risk. and a certain profit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
SUMMER BOARD.

rHH aOfd Mil" Inn, situated on the beau. tsfui bay of Psnsacola; fishing. boating and bathing; IS minutes Hide on electric cars fnom Pensacola: terms reasonable. For f,fther information address Miss Lillis '.
 Taylor. The "Oid M,ir' Inn. Psnsaecls:
 fie sos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

On South Hull street at the corner of South street there are four lots we offer making $500 this summer take in thts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

We want to buy a smooth, sandy land place of 1.400 acres with a clay subsoil. we will pay just what the place is worth No fancy price, but the value of the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06

There is a home in one of the very best authorized to sell for $7.5o0. This place Is two storied. built like a ship. is roomy, comfortable and near to bushes. We will sell for cash or half cash.