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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-26
Montgomery Theatre-Madame Herr. .> <: mann.


 r.. mann.
 Mrs Adelaide Hermann. the widow of late Hermann the Great. the renowned magician. and an aunt of the present Hermann, the wizard. drew q large matinee audience at the Montgomery Theatre yesterday afternoon. The night audience was much smaller com paratively speaking.
 Mrs. Hermann is said to be the only woman magician in the world Those who saw her and her company perform were well satisfied with the enter tainment They accorded her frequent applause which she gracefully ac- knowledged.
 In the first act. the audience was mystified by a new act which Mrs Herr mann put on. In the course of d scene representing an oriental palace of H. lusions. she has long fishing pole which she projects towards and in full view of the audience It is plainly seen that there is bait on the hook but no fish is visible. Mrs '1errmann slowly draws in the pole and, in a flash. fish has appeared on the hook to the surprise of tho audience She takes tho fish from the hook. places 1t in transparent bowl of water where 1t iH plainly seen that the fin- nv amin Gl is alive Tn response to ap- plause the female wizard performed the trick several times.
 Tie rc"Nnd act presents a dark soene. supposed to rcCrescpt T cQVe wNere spoo's md shirts run rr~1pant It is T weird ANd f11t1sttn rnncertion and "re lle!~rrann, GgGiu WY her inyet!- fv'nE tr!,i7 sets the o}die1cc .0 fatI -i~E TAi- 1at e7n.:U2es w,t., the apuer1 'r'' of G dancing skeleton.
 The t"urtU 5rt varied tto pertol E,- 4Hro when iher" appeared H1 line stage 'l" r1au and t.i--s women. K.-,gn 0ut;Ia PrN- am arNny.r'uSiy as The Four American Nrp!r 9etct~s They form a very entertaining fonlurs of thc per f0rm1rce hy their versatility of pro- 1a7in@ $" muCA and varied classes of uusi" f~ofl so + .ay ljTrrsnt instru- r ents. Their seicrttar9 are not gen crlllv difficult or classical. They are simple but they have the power of entertaining. One of the women, with purity of tone. executes a sweet air on the violincello. The four then rem der a pleasing quartet on brass in struments. Then there is another quartet on stringed instruments. in- cluding two mandolins, guitar and q cello. The final number. however. in- dica1As that the four are artists fn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-26

Unlike impostors and pretenders, he asks no money in advance and positive ly refuses to accept any unless entire satisfaction is given.
 Hours 10 a. na., to g D. nl., everything strictly private; lady In attendance No. r. South sLawrence St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-26
Notice to Shareholders

The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Merchants and Planters-Fariey Nation al Bank of Montgomery. will be held at its banking rooms on Tuesday. January Sth. 1908. at o'clock D IT. for the election Of Board of Directors and for the transaction of such other business may properly come before the meeting.
 LOUIS B.. FARLEY 2st Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-26
Yale Beats Mobile.

Mobile, Dec. 25.-The Young Mems Christian Association basket ball team played the Yale basketball team to a finish tonight before a large gathering. Yale winning by a score of 2s to 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-26
Fresh Shad.

Joe Robinson. the pioneer in the fish and oyster business in Montgomery mas received a fresh consignment of St. Johns River Shad. @...- 2:
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
WEIR
" III III
c5 West Second South
EDWARD -- ASHTON

FIRST STREET LOTS.
FIRST STREET LOTS.
SKI rods. north front near new fine
residence. 81 $50.
i1Nl32 feet. near First St $1,000
luNlo rods. fine corner, y. F. cut IL up
and male money
$3.50.
Handsome room white pressed brick
cottage Of : convenient rooms, modern
i'm every respect lot 2l2Xl0 rods, near
+. tth So st
4 PROPERTY UNDER MORTGAGE
MUST BE SOLD AT SACRIFICE
7-roOm brick cottage. bath. 81 lights,
high foundation. lot 4xlG rods; choice
neiehborhood on 9th E. $500.
Cheap Place for Railway Man-New
pretty red pressed brick cottage of 4
rooms. han. pantry. bath. closet water
in kitchen. natural wood finish through
out lot 40X131 feet to 16-fOOt alley. near
r. q W depot; $1,000: $50 to $50 cash;
haI@nce terms.
FINE LOT ON FIRST WEST-35XIl5
feet to 1S-foot alley front near list
n: only $l.510. l have been selling land
Oh of same size for same money. with
no alley in rear This place is CHEAP
and VERY CLOSE IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

- acres. nice land. with first class
water right: house, > large rOomsI
good outbuildings; one mile from 800
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Clayton & co.
1873 So Main St

ggx1I5fz feet corner. close i'm. near
kearUS' residence 5000
S-fzN165 feet corner near 18TH ward
chapel $3.50.
I25a4xi55 feet corner. in 18th ward. close
iqi2xi35 feet on Sd st. near j.. south
front. groom house, lot Is worth the
money 5. 60.
Half block on north bench near l. D.
:. hospital $500
t65x165 feet corner on north lcncn5
cheapest lot UP there S1-ifJ-
I6x3O rods on 9th East opposite ire
block purchased by Hon David Keith, a
fine piece for building terraces and
court. $1,000
I A. acres close to street car 81 51o-
S2leX16J feet on VI street near car line,
/ s.. COO
Hl4x165 feet business property on West
Temple street between LIST and md South.
+ at market price
/ 1o3xI65 feet on Sd South near Knuts-
1 ford hotel Cal and set price
Fine new modern brick cottage on ON
/ street south front, HIlxl6J feet Il
ground. $500
/ 7HsxI65 feet. corner of II and 5th
/ streets. south and west fronts. 5000.
53x16J feet on Sd street near lafayette
/ school fine building lot south 'front.'
( 81 900.
J Can make good option for one year Oh
/ block of lots close in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

fine shape lot five blocks Of knus
bnch fine chicken ranch
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
.Ll1+ l+LLLE 3 LLlIrl TILE
THREE, APARTMENT FLAT

NEW AND ELEGANT
PAYS 11ta PER CENT NET. PAYS H.
PER CENT NET-
Located { bIkS- east of our ofuce, price
$4,000 and IS the best investment IN the
city Investigate at once
New Groom. 2-stOTy pressed Or ana
large reception hall. pOr. bath. lavatory-
q. l., best hot air furnace cemented base
ment. natl wood finish IN Tact an ideal
home. location Bird st. $500 We invite
competition. and claim that you cannot
duplicate the above for less than $1,000
100 lots near new O : L rOundhOuSe-
S5.O90-Other lots in same locality sell Tor
800 more.
room. 2-story brick with J0-foot lot
near 1eth So. and 9Th f Cement walks,
etc. 5000. 500 cash, bal monthly.
4 beautiful S-ToOm pressed brick. near
IL new. and built for a home. It is mo-
Large reception hall. with mantel and
CRATE two other mantels and CRATES. Ce-
meutcd basement, with three apartments.
including laundry room. It's close in be
ing on the East Side. only % blocks
from new p o Price this week. Sc. 500
easy terms.
Beautiful 9-rOom pressed brick two
complete bathrooms furnace heat. corner
lot. barn. etc; STd st. ~acrifice sale.
$3.50
5-room br.. with 5x9 rods, on ID E. near
18th So. 81 200
S-room pressed br.. Dor. bath. toilet;
. halls. good barn. choice shrubbeTy and
trees. lot 2lzXS. on W. T. near 9Th South;
s.. 700.
Cor End So and 2nd w at 200 IT.. sub
iect to change: 2l2x5 cor End So and
10Th F.. only 81. 100.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

WAKE Up and for once get abreast or
the times and in harmony with a pro-
gressivc spirit ADMIT that the Clark
Railroad company did do what they said
they would do ADMIT that the com
pany are running through trains daily
from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City
ADMIT that this city will surely receive
great benefit thereby. ADMIT that an
other road from Denver and one from
San Francisco are now pushing for tins
city and are certain ADMIT that both
business and residence property Is nov
offered at very low prices ADMIT Jhat
YOU cannot buy any property 10 any part
Of this city as Chcaply as two years ago
ADMIT that you did make a huge nus
take a year ago when We urged YOU 10
take YOUR money out of the bank ana
buv Real Estate winch has made Is to
- Der cent advance during the year
ADMIT that YOU have been oVer-cOnscr-
vatiye. OVpT-skeptiCaL OVcT-dOUbtful Set
your watch ahead an hour Get M be
fore the day Is gone. Change your talk.
change your actions Do some business
get some Of the profits. DO not let out
siderS come in here and pick up all the
best bargains while you continue to
sleep on
We handle property in all parts Of the
city. and invite You to call and state
frankly what class of investment You de
sire. and il viii give us pleasure to show
YOU the best in that line.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT 60
IS West Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
or.rr sTREET BARGAIN.

STATE STREET BARGAIN.
~ feet. soon to be business proper,ly =
will sell at "A price that must quo
double i'm value. This is eSpec1aiN i't
wide awake business men who know d
bargain when they see it.
I. HUBBARD INVESTMENT GO,
IS West Second South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

Nice 5-roOm modern brick; good
large rooms: lot XXI rods, easy
terms; good location; east slde----S-,SVV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

REALTY. ranches. farms in al western
states. trades. George NJ. M.Conaughy.
Al ". Second South Tel. Ind u0L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Home Trust &
Savings Go.
80 NJ. lST SOTTH.
HOMER & ROBERT SON

An elegant S-rOOm red pressed brick
mautels. furnace. porcelain BATH In TACT
everything that goes to make an up-JO-
date home y. E, $500
\ beautiful buff brick modern cottage
s rooms. elegant manteI, plate glass
windows. loaded glass tTanSomS. It Is a
picture. y. E. $3.50.
S-rOom modern. barn etc connected
with the sewer. E s $500
Groom modern, lot 53Xl32; East Second
South, easy terms, s.. 40
15laX165 feet on Ninth East. between
9Th and Sth South. This ground Is worth
$500. We are in a hurry to sell; VIII let
YOU have it now on easy terms If you
have $500 in cash; viii throw in the 4-room
brick cottage on the ground 5000.
Here is chance for YOU to make some
money on rising market We nave a
whole half-bIOck. y. E. that IS 3}OXl67
feet for $4,000. We don't agree that this
price Will hold good for more than y
hours
We have some elegant homes on Brig
ham street at from 5000 to $4,000.
Are YOU looking for an investment that
will pay per cent net on $lSWOZ We
have it. And it Is located on street
where property is going s1yward-
ggSt So feet on East First South 1t. one
of the few really beautiful building sites
on the market. The small cottages now
on it bring in $50 per month Will sell as
I whole or cut in half Only 500 per
/ front foot
3Iaxl65 feet of ground: 4-room brick
! cottage. modern. frame cottage IN rear
bring in $50 per month; should rent for
more Can make terms East 1st So
I s. 500.
If you are looking for business property
/ call
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

Sf75a- SACRIFICE
BUYS n J-rm. brick cottage on
Main St Corner . lot - feet
frontage shade fruit etc House
in splendid repair Less than
cost
$3.50
Buys a new Arm. mod. brick
blocks southeast of =. o. cash
or terms
We build substantial modern homes. See
our plans
GODDARD INV Co, Under walkers
Bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

WHAT Is TT YOU WANT i'm residence
lois if AN elegant - feet ON the east
bench near Judges Miners Home a $500
does not appeal to you2
HUBBARD INVESTMENT GO
IS West Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
~-~o~~~eS-~o~0~-ooSo~-0-0- 4
$500
viii buy - acres Of land miles south /
east ~ acres in fruit with groom
frame house: barn.
$1,000
VIII buy Ia acres of land. southeast |
near car line with a 3-room frame house.
This is a bargain and viii not last
THE RANCM REAL
ESTATE co.
% D. F WALKER BLDG.
A FEW GOOD BUYS
: acres good land; broom house,
stable and Outbuiidings, good va
ter right; one mile from car line SI,U0J
Nice groom modern brick; good
large rooms: lot XXI rods; easy
terms; good location; east slde-S-SVV
- acres. nice land. with first class
water right: house, large rOonSi
good outbuIldings; one mile from ,,o
street car OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --Sf'@VV
i-room brick. west side; city water;
lot 2Iax10; good location -.-----------Sl,lJJ
B. S. Harrington
Basement Atlas Block.
CLAYTON = co. real estate. insUr-
auce and loans. Telephone. Ind, 49,
153 :. Main st.
/. wESTERFlElD & GRlSm0N
sell Houses and Lots IF YOU want to
make Il stack see them a. to their bort
corner one block from the Federal build
This business property is on the street
running from the f(uUtsford Hotel 10
the Union depot Of the Gould system NO
one can duplicate this, when the future
is fairly considered. and at present It re-
turns a handsome income from tempo
TaTy buildings
WIE9TEBFIElD & GSISMGN
Phone 1875 81 Main
THOMAS W. PARTRIDGE. Real Es-
tate and mortgages, 500 Commercial
Block Ind Tel. 2o6>-
$4,000
[ BUYS the best paying business in the
+ city; il will pay 1uo per cent on the
/ money invested. This IS a snap and VIII
/ not last.
/ $4,000
/ Will buy one Of the best located grocery
stores in the city; viii invoice If desired
$3.50
+ VIII buy a grocery store located on the
! east side. doing good business; Will IN
voice # desired
TEE 9MIUEY CO.
/ Mercantile Brokers.
business Chances a Specially
/ 81 D +. Walker Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
READ -AND CONSIDER.


500 per fOOt-4iis El65 feet ON South
Temple L block west of Main $ What
viii it be worth when the big depot has
500 per foot igIsx115 feet. ou Sd So.
blocks vest OF Main 81. Adjoining prop
erty sold this week at 800 per foot
sea per foot-ou 2d 50 42Nl65 feet r
fine lot for ware or wholesale house
SS25 per foot-lst So. near State St, lot
81 per foot-Cor. I'd So and Sd L A
If5xI65Sfoot corner facing south and east
on Sd ST The choicest residence property
I'm the city VIII make sly sq22d iots-
Ought 20 be worth SI-1l9- 500 VIII buy II
Have large tract on state 81. VIII
tell you about 1t If YOU mean business
Large paving investment proposition,
double terrace. always rented. SO per
month 1t Is as good as new; S-0go-
Within a stones throw OF the Eagle
safe. "a handsome terrace renting for $50
It is not bad when YOU can buy
double brick house renting for so per
mOnth-alwavs TPnted-fOT $50 Tt IS
close In on a cut street. VIII bring -
per cent net on money invested Many
others of the same class
Homes galore,
Think II it, f-room brick cottage near
lst So and Sth W. lot -jNl50 feet To al
lev. for 500 cash.
St1 w nice lot: $500
Near -d So and 4th W now 4-TOOm
brick; very easy terms, $3.50
Near 9th So and Sth T.. choice room
frame cottage. Tot hiX165 feet, T.'oo,
. Terms
on Fh r. near Sth So. f-room frame
cottage. With ~ Nl36 feet. Loo Terms
I-To0m modern Up-tO-datc cottage on
Windsor Ave. near 9th So. and 18th +.
Z l0t- 51i- Nl5n feet to- alley. E. con.
New broom modern brick cottage. lot
a5Xlto feet in the same location Soc
/ Corner 9Th and r Sis handsome Groom
modern brick cottage, $3.50 Terms like
l Tcn--
! Corner 5th and N SITS. handsome 7-room
! modern 2-story brick furnace, cement
cellar; dirt cheap at $4,000
Maybe YOU are looking for a good build
! ing site.
/ Note the following:
/ Two beautiful lots near 9th +. and 11th
Z So. $3.50 City water
! Near Main and itb So St on a cut
street. 41t4X72 feet. 500. Surely bargain
Z for . close i'm lot
4 On Elm Ave near 9Th Z. and 5th So,
/ 2x9 rods. $50.
Lock at the lots on Sd St between .
/ and 2 SITS. facing south Nothing bet
/ ter in the city, s. feet. with l0-foot al
: ley in rear running through the block:
H,i5o for inside lots and 81, $50 for cor
ner. BE quick IL you want one.
A. RICHTER.
- w First South St. Phones e41-
/ REALTY rancnes. farms in al western
I states, trades. George NJ M-Copsughy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
See Realty Co.

SIS W SECOND SOUTH ST Edgar s
Darling Mgr. Both phones 100.
6-ROON brick. modern. with barn
Price. $3.50 Inquire of owner. 553 F. 5rd
South.
WE SELL real estate-thats ali futile
Pros ia Main St Red Bail sign
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-10
ALL THE EVIDENCE IN.
Case Against AdministrAtor Fabsr
 Win Bs Rssumsd Next Tussday

Unless something turns up, the case of the state against Dr George A. Fa- Der as administrator upon the estate of the late Bennett Stiles will go to the jury early Tuesday forenoon. All the evidence is in and it only re mains for Judge Case to charge the jury. Mrs Cora E. Butler, the actual plaintiff, was on the stand when court represented by Attorney c. G. Root of this city and Day of New Haven is looking after the interests of the American Surety Co which gave bail for Dr Faber. Mrs Butler is repre- scented by Cole and Minor.
 Mrs Butler was married three times, though she is still quite q young wo- man. Her first husband was one Perez whose Christian name she could not recall, nor the name of the clergy man who performed the ceremony or when it took place. She was to have received One-third of $6. 12O36. but in- stead the administrator offered her q second mortgage and policy on his life. These she declined. claiming they were no good to her. Being Il
 
 estate Dr Faber was administrator. she considered she was entitled to her share in cash or good security. How ev'r, sle Q finally accepted the mort gage and policy, the doctor agreeing to pay the premiums. He did not do this, however. only once and she paid the rest. Then q piano belonging to him was attached and sold and out of the proceeds she was given $10. She felt like refusing this sum, but after considering the matter she accepted with offended dignity.
 Dr Faber's defense was that he had Mrs Buffers share of her fathers eS- tate for her. but upon mutual agree ment he retained it conditionally. He gave her his note for the amount and paid the interest on it. One day Mrs Butler demanded her money and when he was not ready to pay it over, she immediately hrr""h' "rit. While his report showed that there was $5 in bank belonging to liie S,lles estate, there was in fact $2.WD less than that sum, but that was tla amount he re- tained himself according to the al legged agreement he had made with Mrs Butler. There we.>e mortgages on, the property other than that which he had given Mrs Butler. One piece of the property he sold for $1 .O0O. but he did not inform Mrs Butler of the sale.
 All of this evidence in which the doctor said he had made an agreement with her Mrs Butler fiatly denied in rebuttal.
 The case will be resumed at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-10
cARNEGIE's EPIeRAMs.
ScOttish- Financier Makes
 Brief Address at Cleveland.

ScOttisl,- American Financier Makes
 Brief Address at Cleveland.
 CLEVELAND, O.. March 1O.-"I feel as if my feet were on my native heath." said Andrew Carnegie in brief address at the chamber of com- merce here, "and it just shows how we Scotchmen stick together. Mir. Me Allister. a Sc0tchman, has called on Downie. and DOwnie. another Scotch man. calls on Carnegie. The rest of you get chance. A great country is Scotland. and there is nothing you can not do with Scotchman if you catch him young enough. There is nothing like mother dove. Scotland is my notherland. Next to my motherland is the love. reverence and devotion bear to this republic.
 ''Scotchmen make the hest possible Americans. The best friends I ever had in the world were my competitors in business. You only hate those you do not know. There is not much in dollars if you do not become attracted to your fellows. If you are true to the judge within you. you need have nc fear of the judge hereafter. I am great believer in the fellow who does something for himself"
 At the close of his address Mir. Car. negie was rendered a dinner by the directors of the Builders exchange in, the chamber of commerce clubrooms.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-10
ANOTHER NEW ST REEF
From Union Station to Corner of
 Church and West nain Street.

A. J. Patton is preparing plans for a proposed new street i'll q direct line from the union station @ the corner of Church and West Main streets. con- meeting with the former by using the Burrall property, and if the scheme goes through one can stand on the platform of the station and see the green during the summer months and after the foliage leaves the elms the Hotel Elton will be within sight of the depot. With the exception of the Burrall place the street hits no other valuable buildings and could be made at considerably less cost than some of the projects already discussed. Mr Patton said to-day that he was in favor of the park as put forward by the department of public works, bur' this new street is something entirely separate from that and he believed by widening South Willow street to width of only fifty-tive feet instead of seventy-tive enough could be saved to go a good ways on opening the street he is preparing to show the city faith CTS. It calls for a width of sixty feet, and the grade wouldn't be over 1 per cent. The assessed value of the prop. erty which would have to be acquired is $55.O0O. Of colfrse it couldn't he bought for that, but Mir Patton be- lieves that with what the city would have to sell or exchange from what would not be needed for the street. the cost would not exceed the assessed value of all the property. It is under stood that MT Patton intends to ask the board of aldermen to consider his plan at the meeting to be held Monday night.