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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
s1oEsssLs EXPECTED RELIEF.
af1PatkIn Sent Him Word that He
Would Save Port Arthur.

f<N11patkin Sent Him Word that He
Would Save Port Arthur.
Headquarters OF the Third Japanese
Army at Port Arthur. Jan Z. Via Tlen
Isln Jan 9.--Captaln Tsunoda, the
1an4Hsse staff officer who was sent TO
Eo Arthur TO inform General Stoes.
81 81 the contents OF the message Il
tte nperor Of Japan saying that the
fton should be treated with the
afeafest consideration says:
General Stoesseis' FIRST inquiry was
the whereabouts Of General Ku.
faptlkin said I did not know ex.
ae but understood he was some.
0he about Mukden
fneral Stoessels remarked that
~ aad last heard from General Kuro.
otihln Oct 6, saying be would come
81 leye Port Arthur soon Gener
~ qessel added that be mad sent 0ut
r1'rtse spies who returned ana &c
aeed that General Kuropatklu with
teylng army was 40 Kinchou. 90
miles north Of Port Arthur General
6osels was plainly incredelous at
ny tlatement that General Kuropatkln
hai been defeated and driven back
toNafd Mukdcu so ! produced maps
thNlng him the position OF The two
em.ts near the shakhe river and gave
sels details % Kuropatklns De
f with the loss o. $1,000 70 C0O0o
AZ Which che Russian general
tr7ftrsed amazement an1 quickly re-
alfed that be had been mlsied
Hsnerai si0csseis then asked where
naiuc meet was. and I told hlm
tast some OF the ships had not paused
Cape Of Good Hope
Nith a hopeless expression Ga1cr
toessels said
Nov that Port Arthur haa fallen
te is no use lor TIE Geet coming
e1 muheT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
SHOT Down uGAe MS somr.
Atlanta Man Victim o. Footpads-
Little Hope Of Recovery

ENfaIhN INIaW HfnAifN W NHHhNHHa
Lii,la Hope Of Recovery
Alnnih Jan 40 William ~ Tlmei
was shot down by f1otpais 8sur
day night and carried 20 me GRADY
hospital Sunday because hIa coudt
lion was got sa favorable aa Dad boon
hoped i0r
hgmorrhage De- almost positive
proof 90 tb0 physicians that he has
been shot through coo luuga. and e.
foyer ehIch developed late SATURDAY
night save rise 10 serious apprehs0
slon os 90 Bic recovery,
TIE shooting ~ Turner has caussa
much discussion lu police circles ne
was shot 90 unf hla home that he
glfe beard thp report OF the pistol
She Gays sbea tbe n9.se sfsrusd be-
che at once thought something be
happened lD her husband
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
SHOT OUT BOTH HER EYES,
Woman, Handling Parlor Rife whsr
Il lie Accidentally Discharged,

Il lie Accidentally Discharged,
Triton, Ca, Jan, iO.--A very sad &C
eldent occurred Sunday at Melon.
olds mills In Coffee county, IN which
Mrs W NJ. Buford, an aged lady at
that place, was seriously II not fatal
" injured
W, T. Butord, a son OF Mrs Buford
and hts little boy, Lester, years OF
age, had gone hunting with a parlof
ride Upon their return to the prem.
ises MT Butord gave tho rifle to his
little boy. Lester and asked him "a
carry u 10 his grandmother and havG
her put Il away, Lester went In the
house with the rifle, ana when his
grandmother reached to take Il from
him, Lester threw It 10 his shoulder
The rifle was discharged. the ball
first striking Mrs. Buiord Ia the left
temple, going straight through the
head, taking both eyes out and lodgina
In a plank IN the wall
The best medical aid was az once
summoned and az last accounts Mrs
Bufogd was resting as we'll as could
be expected though Il Is said that
there is 40 hope for recovery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
- staIIed br 80 80.

Woodruff. WIS Jan. TO- Stalled b.
great dr.il tha' covered che cars
to the windows Of the Dac ga PLAN.
boaux Indian reservation miles
from auy white hahliatlon. without
food and 10 danger Of being frozen
70 death should steam ~ TIE engine
boilers fail 40 passengers from Ash.
land Bessemer and lronw0od spcna "a
terrible hours on q Northwestern train
IN a two days blizzard That they dId
not perish is due TO Conductor Beatty,
who plowod bis way through Eve hours
u blizzard % this village and tum.
moued assistance 90 tbe brave lam
ber camp foreman. Gc5rge Ennls. who
brought them food end furnished ,bs
men 20 as The traia out and 20 eur.
nser D1uatne sud his nremen she
worked on Their disabled engine. D.
ms 0n their backs ia tbs snow for
h0ur that the ere might De- kept
under lhe bsleu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11

Indianapolis jar l9 -An gaBtla
case ~ Insanity brought 20 the stis1
tioa ~ ihe p9ilea 81 that 81 Mr ant
Mr Harm Carlisle ~ so. a. sogu
De.auaFe street. byih % whom ere 90
ainef at fhs police ataflQr E0U
we're pathza at the Central Hospital
f1r iho iataHs before thsy ufs mar
red Bob Hers iatfl Del caarfs Oh
tae gohrs bstalae n ts.r f'rauEa ac
flars
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
PATENT SUTTON SAVES LlFE,
Prevented a Knife Entering His sOdS
During a Fight.


San Francisco. Jan ia patent
metal hook or button which substl
tutss for an ordinary button on the
wearing apparel Of Fred Reidel. &
grocery clerk living at No. IS Scott
street, saved the young mans life.
According to the surgeons who
sewed up the lnch-long wound which
now marks Reiders abdomen, the
knife OF George f. Lederer would have
carried deadly results had It not beer
has abrogated his recent order that nc
which caused the blade 10 glace up
ward, and thus narrowly miss he vi
tai organs.
Reidel received his injury as the
termination OF an hours wrangle be
tween himself and Lederer The lat
ter is stenographer, residing at No
22S Pierce street The wound was
given him in the midst OF a free-for
all fracas which took place IN the park
opposite Keidels home. It happened
at 10 o'clock at night
1--WE were clinohed' said the wound
cd boy as he lay In his bed. Sudden.
ly felt sharp, stinging pain in by
stomach. realized that Lederer had
knife and that I had been stabbed.
broke away and ran home. whom
l arrived my clothing was soaked with
blood"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11

Philadelphia Jan l1 The Effects Of
fH niahrs heavy ralnfaf ph.cs vas
trrsn by a tfmio gaze are 'n eri
ece today in az sections of tLe s.tJ
ana eur.rUrt Tho most serious rc
h tha ruoUra sciy.Hu river
81 s. lI feet above uofmal az tfa
egunk a alblrb Foaueeu miIls srs
sst a. q rcsair OF ne no0f and l3s
q are H,a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
- - b - -.

af Loaa Ian % Fearful lost bei
husband would be Billed la a fat nntI
aHd seeing go other Way 90 distract BIZ
aifenr1a from ths nan 8ho aa8 a.
sailing hlm Mrt william Huekman
q bride ~ ftfes weeks. attempted n
jump Soto zoe Mississippi river a. Al
Coo Dad DOT friends nfHed hu
gaFDose had rushed after her Be- o.
probable ahe a0Ii1 have carried oli
heT .s.tflea Hle.naa ard hIa mfs
we're aaU.ag al tss Terminal station
u Afm ~ fuIa i1 aas them is
Wsa Alton Daa Kfe. belassa
whom and ReckmaE there o. aa 90
ffea walked lafu lhe station ald %
ttqft Sine the "a rraCse va taksa
so aa1 ne tFo n6a starred 10 pan
mei eafh .ther
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11

leans, all are Mls5IuHans "a tho
discharge OF official duties, lei ul be
Missourans before Wa ast anything
else DO not forget lha' y3l aIll be-
aiding the party you may belong 60
most by giving Che public the -lshc.t
service You cannot ,.'p y0ur patty
by inlurlug the public one aay be-
IN private NE O Democrat or Rspub.
lican. but when De- steps iaio The pub.
Ne Office be- becomes a public servant
IA servant OF aii The people
"When yon come before the peJpla
20 give on account Of yous siewatd.
ships the account must De for puo!ic
seryic8 and not for party work Your
party nominated sou tbs people elcct
cd you aud sent y0u 10 sefve the pub
Bile and By that service Y0u VIII &C.
feet credit OF dIfcredt GA y0ur par
a. You are here ss legislators. not
as politicians. and the welfare " iho|
state should ever be yoar arst consld
Grafton. n the public veal should
conflict with party advantage OF per
sonal ambition. the public good thoula
prevail"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11

nafer ef 4s af assi se Haf
ff1er 90 co uasfs of Fra lfe. s
A HJ gssi9ssl Hs Htr rls
as taia po.rt sat e. ass ttu hln sos
Overheard Hs Ras al ci1 ana.
alf fs a. pa Hsmss H tstra
q else a1s ttmrn tnt as
tg $40 n rstsFw
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
RECEIVERS HIDDEN TREASURE
According 70 Reports, $4,000 Was
Found In old HreN Vault


Ne wYork. Jan. l0.--A tale Of reeov.
cred hidden treasure amounting 10
$4,000 according 10 some versions,
has become public 20 ornament The
histories ct sudden wealth 10 The re-
cent RronE real estate boom
In ana old brick vault underneath
tho site whore once stood rheedoro
MaoeyH Hanslon worlmeu who arc
oxcayatpg are said 10 have found a
rus,rE iron.b1und chqt containing
enough money 20 pay for tho modern
apartment house that 70 10 DO erected.
The chest "a now ia tho house OF the
owner of che ground
The Macy mansion with The sln.
sic exception 90 a clubhouse. wus enc
last OF thc many colonel homes that
since ofnamoniod what 10 now ibc
nfoHs Tho bcuse waa situated az
Longaa1d bud Prospect ayouurs aud
was aoll a hor, tmo $50 "a tho pros
on. owner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
JOSEPH W. FOLK is
NOW GOVERNOR
Young Democrat Holds Reins
Over Missourians.
a SERVANT o. 40 TAE pEopLE
Patriotism Should Always Rank over
Observation-Disclosures Of His lnaug
ural Address at jefferson City When
He Is Sworn in Office.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. lO.-In the
presence OF large audience JOSEF h
w Folk, who was elected COVE nor OF
the state Of Missouri in November, took
the oath OF Office and delivered his In
augural address.
Governor Folk was erected by a
good majority, but the Republicans
carried the state for president lie
spoke in part;
"Partlsanshlp Is good thins soue
times, but patriotism Is a better thing
all the time, Parilsansaip Is well
enough when It does not couaiar With
patriotism, but patriotism a higher
virtue than partisanshlp Some OF
you are Democrats, some arc Ropnb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
zion city Tor Msslss.

Chicago. Jan lo--Jola Alexander
sometimes csiisd Elijah ili and efst
while Dr DoWie is no Eager % be 3
priest prophet. fnanc.sr and founder
Of q sintif Zl0n hia gfa1iness and be
happ.ness require rsasisliatlan ~
holy c.tIcs aHd Do c9Hlfned tbe Scat
Ing ramorB % month .ltt night Nith
a deciaraii1n chat he fEpscis 30 have
Hanot az ieas seven ZION ciuf be-
fore nhGbrf Nca Yaf Oae other zion.
De Etf uui surely b. bottle uf'tln
fhs Yeaf 1905 ita t9 bsa c'iy s1r
rogusr5 PSI mHl.9u critic scfsl %
hGl end valley aad 200 fspfai ~ b
dlnH fhhf aHI lteis Hntn ~
borsfaGes sr rV q m9Ia'a.s
rsnea urh p.aEs 5000 fesi h'n hf3
a st5rs uts of o. niles pei ms Ga.f o.
Mcar1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
IRELAND IN CLASP
OF AWFUL FAMINE
Conditions In Western Counties
Beyond Comprehension.
LANDLORDS mEANesr IN WORLD
Many viii starve to Death Unless
Outside Aid Is Fortheomlna--lrs.
land suffering More Than Any Time
In Past FIFTY Years.

land suffering More Than Any Time
In Past FIFTY Years.
London, Jan, 10 From reports ar
rlving daily from the famlne.strlckeu
counties Of western Ireland, Il Is now
certain that che failure OF the potato
crop will plunge those DISTRESS into
more bitter and acute distress than
has been experienced IN half cen
tury
In spite OF the sneering references
20 the impending period Of want By
the government organs. II Is known
that the relaxation OF what the oondl
tlons In The stricken dlstricla Will be.
Is complete enough IN England TO la
splrc an unusual amount of prCpara
ton for Ils relief
That such relief even when II Il
combined with that to be Afforded by
the more prosperous sections oi ire
land, will fall Ear short OF ne needs
OF the situation Is clearly Shown ~
those who have recently visited the
counties OF Connaught Conuomara std
Meath While it ia admitted tina,
the full effects OF lho failure of the
potato crop VIII not 20 f.'t until the
end ct January. Che mIsary waat and
suffering among Che reople 90 the az
focted districts SIRE already very great
Comparatively destitute % their
most pr0aporoua seasons, tho eondl
lions OF The poor topant 90 me patch
as OF clay land between the boulders
OF tho western counties x beyond the
comprehension Of those who are aceus
toned 10 see the lowest marx Of DIES
tiullon registered by poor clothing
and insufficient food
WhIlo the cattle belonging 10 tbs
wealthy landlords are tattouing on tha
fertile iIacta of pas.nre laud from
which ne tenants have been driven.
tho t.Iefa Of tho arid pniches and tholf
families are actually atafvlns Starry
ing. too lu Che very beginning of tholf
winter with tho.r crops n total fali
ure end the only chance OF continued
existence lying Win tbe relief com
mltlof aud board Of guardians whd
have admitted their Inability % sue
oo.siuly deal with the situation
The auctloueer. who dla the plaza
Of aubahonh in Meath advertaes Ia
one Issue Of che local papers sona
2 600 acfea or grass lend and che sala
% some few farms Here che finest
sand 10 creation ls hair rotten zoe me
want of drainage. the hedges un.
trimmed and gIoHIuF into lbo fields
the ihiatlss and ths aetiIea douHfhing
What a dreadful picture d preaentaf
Bui ahllo the problem awaits soluflon
The poor muH Dot Dee allowed "a
sfsrYt
The landlord Of no west afe The
hardest cuollear 0f all 40
where ave such ruthless blood anckerl
10 be- found They have crowded tha
people oBi lnto fhs bauen places and
8ave len whole stretches ~ fertile
land under me brrdt % hae Thoas
Eto have seen tte Nrclcfed land on
which Che people Use are amazed that
my DBe would thiHt 40 extracting
noneY ig0m people who Ftiae Uv.ag
.f1iH aueh q coil Yet oaf % fba Do0f
Rads of cotnaugb a'moft q aillm Il
skeH % fent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
JAPANESE PRAISE
BRAVE RUSSIANS
Applaude Cars Officers Who
Refuse to Accept Parole.
5000 RUSSIAN SOLDIERS KILLED
Casualties at Port Arthur Have Been
Observation-Disclosures Captured Will
eeon Be Transported to Japan
other War News from Far East.

Toxic, Jan. 9.--Noon. 1t is believed
NE Russian casualties at Port Arthur
NiN total about 25,O00
The Japanese, who express great
admiration for General Fock and the
other officers for refusing parole and
standing by the men OF their army,
are busily preparing to receive the
Russian prisoners from Port Arthur
4he hrst batch Of 10000 are expected
81 arrive at Joji shortly After dis
Ailsction, they will be sent to Malsu.
aaa Himsti, Kyoto. etc.
The generals will be treated in the
best possible manner II is unlike
b ans of the prisoners viii be brought
q Toiao.
The Gazette announces today that
tko htissians have delivered five sur.
yisers Of the Third Japanese expe.
dltlon to block the entrance to Port
Af.hur harbor
"a well-Informed circles Il is estI-
Nalod that the original garrison Of
1N Arthur numbered about $4,000
~ 1000 men, including the sailors
Inc killed, those who died OF sick
and the missing are placed at
own 10000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-11
spralruALsr COLLAPSED.
Was Pastor Of Church and Prominent.
Among her Sect.

Among Her Sect.
New York. Jan. 1O.--Mrs Mary s,
Pepper, pastor Of the First Spirit.
ualist church In Brooklyn, and wide
~ known among followers Of spiritual.
ism collapsed from heart trouble
Sunday night IN her pulpit Just al the
conclusion OF a reading In which
she had denounced an attempt of q
young man IN the audience OF 500 OF
GOO to trick her Attempts by per
sons in the church 20 restore Mrs
Pepper 10 consciousness were fruit
less and two physicians were sum
moned They succeeded finally in ne
storing her and she was removed %
her home la q cab
The collapse Of the woman came
soon after the conclusion a. her
reading" AS Is customary ia the
church. a number OF articles belong
ing 10 dead persons were placed upon
her desk. and she announced chat che
would put herself On communication
with The spirit world The nrst or
uclo vas In a sealed envelope
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
ZIRkLE & MOORE
 MONTGOMERY, ALA.

FOR sABEs--Lots at Cloverdale ranging from $200 to $4oo each; pay ments to suit purchasers. This prop erty Is located In the very best suburb of the city and reached by gravel streets, and through no objectionable neighborhoods, It Is our honest opin- ion that you can double your money here within the next four or five years. These lots are located on the drive to the Country Club, and the houses built here will have to be attractive and credftable to the location. Call in this week and let us show you a dia- gram and if convenient, we will drive you .out and show you over the prop erty. We are selling them all the time and you might as well get what you want before 1t is sold.
 FOR SALE-$3.000 will buy lovely six-room house in good neighborhood on car line. We can sell you this on small cash payment, and let you pay the balance when convenient"
 s' FOR SALE.-S2,250 will buy lovely two story house with sanitary, bath. electric lights and stable. Will make a good investment or nice home. why will you continue to pay rent ana ger nothing in return?
 FO RSALE.-If you want something in a nice little piece of investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

property renting for ss6 per year. we have 1t. Can be bought for $750 on easy terms; small cash payment. Don't miss this.
 FOR SALEs-160 acres of good land only few miles from the city on fine gravel road. Owner has instructed us to sell this place at a price we consider a bargain.
 FOR sAI-E.-We have a brand new two-story house. with every conven- fence, situated near in on nice street. splendid neighborhood, that we are authorized to sell for $3,750. Will make an ideal home.
 MONEY TO L0AN.-we have plenty of money to loan on improved city property at 5 and 6 per cent interest. See us if you need money.
 WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE IN
 THE BEST COMPANIES AND
 SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
 FOR sALE.-A beautiful 50 by 150 feet at Highland Park. opposite the Oak Grove. for $400. This location gives the benefit of the park, and the lot should bring $500 without trouble. It can be bought on monthly payments if desired. A house will be built 10 suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
9e&k
c. DAVIDSON.
: REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE.
 Phone 15.

Cotton is again KING, and good |. plantations in demand. l have TOT saic one of the best in the sH State iins In.s Pa Pron or railroad The place contains 1.5oo acres. but will be sold if foS desired sired n two all cleared and in cultivation except 5On acres which Is well wooded. The soil Is gray and bottom land, and makes good crops of cotton, corn and hays Improvements are in good condition and consists of about 20 cabins, large barns, several hay sheds and a good good order. During the present year the owner reserved all the wood land and 800 acres of cultivated land, and received in rents for the remainder Sl,- 525 or about $3 per acre. The place Is healthy, well watered and never with out a good class of tenants. This is an opportunity you should not neglect.
 Plantation for Sale (wilcox County --I have . plantation of 562 acres sit- suated in Wilcox County. that can of- and comspist of sxreom arc SWeinyg splendid barn 30x40 with 20-foot shed all around 1t. six good tenant houses and store house, There are two rnno no acres is level creek lard all in culti- vation; the balance is timber and black sand hill 1and not cleared. Owner oats and hay. The place netted the owner over is2.ooo. last year and will eE eshsa equSy se o as rsnt Ms to sooS paty f1ye-year lease. Call or write for particulars.
 rooms and bath. No. 100 Virginia Ave ntie. This cottage has just been pa- pered throughout and is q beauty" Price. s25 per month.
 
 For Sale---A two-story dwelling on Holcombe Street; the house is about one year old and in perfect condition; fences. Lot 65x100.
 For sale-A six. room cottage on lot all nee barn om ises. For particulars call and see me
 For sale--one-story dwelling on all modern conveniences; nice neat place, highest elevation in the city, near two car lines; lot 50x175. Price.
 For Sale--A six-room house, newly papered, on South Hull Street; lot 50x 150 porcelain bath and all modern con. veniences. Price, s4,0oo We'll worth the money.
 For Sale--A six-room dwelling on amanda street, renting Tor $25 per month to a good reliable tenant; lot 50x150 with a good barn on premises: house in good condition and fitted up with all convenienccs. Price. $3.000
 For Sale--On easy terms, six-room house on Clayton Park; lot 50x150 with a small barn on premises; now rented for $20 per month. Price. S2.100.
 For Sale-A five-room dwelling on Highland Avenue, now rented for $17.50; lot 50x150 with a small barn OH same: all modern conveniences. Price. $1.500.
 HI. C. DAVIDSON, r REAL ESTATE
 AND INSURANCE.
 Phone IS. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
anAL EsrArn AND lAsU.,Ancn.
   -
  F. NJ. KoHN & SON. aess Commerce St. ----
  - V

Here is a really first class farm invest ment. It is $500 acres of land in Mont gomery County. II miles from Court square with a gravel road through the center of It. and it can be bought at s15 an acre. sl6.ooo There are two good dwellings on the proper ty; gin house: whole lot of buses. sev- running water plenty lf good timber. and a raft of good negroes. all the negroes you want; the land is above the average. big part of 1t is prairie and let of it is good sandy hammock with clay subs"il. What this place needs. bos man who has the ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
w. A. SAFFOLD,
 Insurance and Real Estats,


 For Rent-Nine room dwelling No. 40 Finley Avenue. Newly painted, papered and repaired. New electric fixtures, new bath and sanitary and in- stantaneous bath heater. Large lot, room for garden, cow, chickens etc. Just one block from Cloverdale car line, car every twelve minutes. Thirty dol- lars per month.
 in nice white neighborhood, in block of Bell Street car line. Eight dollars and a half a month.
 For Sale--Neat six room cottage on Cleveland Avenue, rented now for $15 per month. Sanitary bath. electric lights, barn. chicken house. etc. Lot 50x150, price $1,600. House should rent for $1750 another year. as 1t was For Sale--Neat two story dwelling on Holcombe, between Mildred and Jeff ferson Davis. All modern improve ments, price $2,250.
 Wanted, a borrower for $2,o0o to $5, 900 on city property, one to three years. at per cent.
 wanted-An opportunity to write your fire insurance, Only first class companies represented. rates lowest. Prompt and careful attention given your business.
 Wanted-You to see our accident and health policy before buying elsewhere.
 w. A. sAFFOLD. Basement Moses Building. Phone 129.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

We have the authority. limited for ten days, to offer the very best bunch of fine renting property in the 9th Ward This property is strictly first class. such prop erty as usually can not ba ought in this part of town for such prices as to pay a good interest. An investigation of this proposition will prove to you that we arc offering first class. absolutely safe invest ment. There are five houses. all good and well rented. We can give vou better bar gain by stating that the five. should you not be able to buy the lot. We will divide them into separate parcels,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

There was man in office this week looking for piece of good land on a gravel ej road in q nice neighborhood whose name we don't remember, we take this means of notifying him that we have now just the place he is looking for: an ideal home place of 16o acres right at the doors of MontgoIu- cry: and it can be bought. Worth the money.