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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
c. DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
 Phone 15.

For sale-one of the best located dwellings on South Court Street; lot 50x16o: seven rooms and servants room all in first-class condition. Just the place for home
 For Sale-Amanda Street, faces east, large lot, rooms, rented for $3o.oo month; price, $3.150; we'll worth the money. -
 For Sale-A beautiful elevated cor ner lot on Jackson Street, 60x1so One of the most desirable building lots now left in the city.
 For Sale or Rent-splendid two-story residence on South Holcombe Street; nine rooms, bath, electric and gas fx- lures, all modern Improvements. A good barn on premises This is an np- to- date, ideal home, and you would make no mistake in buying 1t. For sale-A nice cottage on High Street; i've rooms, good condition; lot 57x120 and alley. If taken at once. this property can be had for $2,500. A Great Bargain.
 For sale-House and lot on Sayre Street; corner lot. 50x150; two stories. 6 rooms. modern house in every particular.
 For Sale-A new house on Pleasant Avenue, built by the owner and finish ed in frst-class style; six rooms snd sanitary connections: one of the nicest homes in the city
 For sale-A beautiful vacant lot on the east side of North Jackson Street. This Is a very desirable lot, offered very cheap, and will only be on the market a few days. Now is the time to buy.
 For Sale-I am authorized to offer for sale at a low price, a splendid two- story brick residence of eight rooms on WASHINGTON STREET; bath, ser wants house and stable. within two blocks of the city fountain. Lot large, Just the place for a convenient resi- dence or boarding house.
 Insurance-Moving day is nov at hand and you should be very careful to bring In your policies and have them changed from the old location to the new; otherwise a fire might cause you trouble. If you need new insurance would be glad to write It. I represent eight of the largest companies in America, and am prepared to wrI,e you at the very lowest rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
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If you wish to o,yn a farm-a good farm and really nice country home, we would like to talk to you about a place in this county that we are authorized to sell mi. place would not suit man who is got able to own first class home. There is no superfluous Improvements on the -~on- erty--no extravagent investment of r,one, in the property. but 1t is in our iudomen; the best improved place have se-- In this section. The tenant houses are good the wells have pumps in them. the barns are substantial the plantation Is wired the pastures are well sodded. have running state of cultivation that 1t brings a bale to the acre: there is good bottom of corn land. plenty of wood a shady grove of handsome trees near the home. a pianti- ful supply of good water. 5000 d---iiins ana an abundance of labor. There are abouI 46O acres in the tract. and no waste land SlO,SoO will buy this place. one-half cash and tho balance at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We have first class prairie land. corn and cotton piece of 800 acres that we arc authorized to sell. This is the first time this property has ever been put on the market, and if we had time to offer this property to individuals we would not adyer- tise 1t. as we are convinced that all that is necessary to effect a sale of this property is to acquatnt the right people with the facts concerning 1t and 1t will be sold The in come on the place is more than s3,25o Tts l5 per cent investment. and good, safe investments returning such an interest are not found every day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
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About six miles from the heart of town we have first class 90 acres of farming for sale. This land Is fresh and mostly level. has good tenant houses and h sought after by good tenants. You can buy it 70 as to get an interest of 10 per cent from tenants who are atsoluteiy good, with whom you will have no trouble about making ad- vances or anything of that sort. It will make for you just as safe an investment as a Commerce St. store and will require no time or trouble to get your income.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We have 45o acres on gravel road in good part of the county that you can buy for SIS an acre. half cash. Two years of proper work on this land. and besides the income on your money-you can safely count on profit of $5 an acre. If the people who own it had properly cared for 1t dur ing the past two years. I could sell 1t for $20 an acre now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

Three miles from Court Square we have 40 acres of level red land that Ia wired ia. has good barn and houses. land in good state of cultivation and on gravel road. For home or an investment 1t ts an in- teresting proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

Across the river not far from prattvilIe on the railroad and on the public road we have l.ooO acres of tip top land for sale, Similar land this side of the river couIJ not this land. 0 VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
Chandler & Powell,
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.

Real Estate and Insurance Agents. FOR SALE-We have at Highland Park six room house. large halls, and verandas, stable and barn and fine young orchard, together with three lots 5Oxl50 each. This Is corner prop erty, is well located and Is as nice a home as anybody need want. If you are in the market for pretty place and want your monthys worth, see us quick. Price $S,ooO,
 FOR SALE-On South Court street near Oakley a five room house, stable and barn and two lots 50x150 each This property Is steadily increasing in vestment. Terms can be made to suit the purchaser, price $2,S5c.
 FOR SALE-Choice residence prop erty near in Is indeed scarce, We therefor want to call special attention to a seven room house in thorough repair. Lot 60x104 that we are offer ing on South street. This is an ele- gant home. in an elegant neighbor- the business center, price $3750. lying between the Upper wetumpka and Mt. Meigs road about four miles from the city. price $4,000.
 FOR RENT-Double offices with folding doors between. well lighted Is 1,5 Dexter avenue. second floor
 Chandler & Powell, II s. Perry St. Phone 1924
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

IT you want bunch of good negro lots most desiraoly located and where you z
 be sure to make some money by improving them, we can sell you six for sl5O0 The develop the property 'o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We have so acres beyond the southern suburbs for sale that will make two men a mighty good home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

Close to the city of Montgomery on one of our best graveled roads in . white neigh borhood of good people we have for sale i6o acres of very good red sandy table good improvements on the land. and the land lies go that every acre of 1t Is available for profitable cultivation. We are author ized for this week only to sell this land for slo an acre less than adjoining lands which are not as attractive. If you are fntsrest- ed in proposition of this kind. you need not waste time writing for more particulars. but can afford to come and make an in spection of the property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
w. A. SAFFOLD,
 Insurance and Real Estate.

Do not forget to have your fire poli- eies transferred to cover you in your new location if you have moved. or in- tend to move. Please cali me. Phone izs, and transfers will be promptly made.
 FOR sALE-A very desirable lot on gayre street. near in. Price low for this week.
 Real estate bargains in all parts of the city List your property with me and I will sell it for you.
 represent first class fire insurance companies and can give you the bene- fit of lowest rates. Careful attention given to fire insurance in all Its If you need Plate Glass insurance. ~an save you money.
 W. A. sAFFoLD. Basement Moses BsIIdlnE. Phons las.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We have a couple of good vacant lots dose in that you can make about $500 very ,asily on. and it won't take much caoitai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

Near the old Plant System shops We practically new negro houses on it. This property. should always rent to good ten ants. The man who owns 1t wants money ana YOU can pick up bargain in this property We can sell it to you at a price 10 net you better than 10 per cent interest. and If you haven't all the money we will time. $2,s50 will buy the whole thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

On graveled road in this county in a good farming country we have for sale 320 acres at S11. 50 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We are authorized to sell a mighty nica dwelling at a very reasonable price in one of the best ghborhoods in MoutKomerv If you are interested. call on us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

Eight miles from Montgomery we have 46O acres of average farming land. part in woods and part in cultivation. that you can buy for sf2 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
ZIRkLE 6. MOORE.

place for a lovely home.
 Money to LOan-We have plenty Of money to loan on improved city prop erty at and per cent. interest and on the most liberal terms ever offered to borrowers. See us if you need money.
 For Rent--Large store with g rooms attached; located in railroad district and has fine country trade; best stand in the city for boarding house and store; will rent cheap to responsible party.
 FOR RENT.
 POI N. Jackson St., rms, stable. .$25. % 146 Jeff. Davis Ave, 5 rms. stable. 21 %
 Is Whitman St., rooms. ....... 26. .00 416 Clayton St., rms, stable... 35. % SOP Clayton St., 9 rms, stable. .. 35. % IL N. Decatur St.. rms. stable. 25 % z0s Grove St, rooms. .......... 33. % 69 Amanda St. rms, stable. 22. 50 5l2 Clayton St., rooms. ..... 45. % 42O Monroe St.. rooms........ 25. % 422 N. Bafnbridge, rms, stable. 25. % 201 s. Bainbridge St., rooms. ... Is. % 11S King St., 6 rooms. ms....... Is. co l5 Winnie St., 9 rms. stable. ... 25. co go King St., rooms. ......~.1 12.5 10 Park Aye, rooms .N.... 500 .62 Clayton St. rooms. ....... 10. % 63S s. Hull St., 3 rooms. ......... 800 PA s. Hull St., rooms .....,,.. 12.50 126 s. Hull St., 4 rooms ,.., I250 730 S. Hull St.. rooms. ,..,,,.. 12.50 Omces. StegaIl building; over Fourth Ma. tional Bank: over 2l Dexter Avenue: 22 1-2 South Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We have a store on Dexter Avenue that We are authorized to sell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
FOR RENT

A very desirable seven-room dwelling, SIS South Lawrence Street, new porce- lain baths up and down stairs. in good condition and in excellent neighbor- hood. Rents $40 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
w. B. Davidson, Real Estate and Insurance,
 5i-2 \. Court St.
DO YOU WANT TO RAISE CHrCKENss

DO YOU WANT TO RAISE CHICKENsS
 l have just the place for 1t. It is sit- uated in a desirable white neighbor- hood not very far from Montgomery It embraces five acres of land and an attractive dwelling Hot and cold wa ter throughout the house with station ary wash stands. The flower yard is number of fruit trees on the place. If you wish to raise poultry why not secure this place and combine pleas are interested I will tell you more about the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
w, A. eAFFoLD.

nassneat Moses sunalax. rhons ass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

StegaIl building; over Fourth Ma. tional Bank: over 2l Dexter Avenue; 22 1-2 South Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT l have several desirable offices for rent. Telephone me If you wish to look at them.
 INSURANCE.
 When you move do not forget to send me your policy so that I can endorse a removal permit upon it, and if you wish insurance do not forget that it will give me pleasure to write it for you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
FOR SALE

Business property centrally located on corner lot. 5ox1i0. If you want to invest your money In business prop erty there Is none in the city that will pay you better interest on apnount in- vested than this place. Pricgs10.o0o.
 Handsome residence of seven rooms, all modern conveniences, two barns and lot 70x160. This place is on Washing ton Street and in the healthiest portion of the city. Price s7.5oo.
 Desirable home on Hilliard Street, six roms, nice lot and cheap. Price $2,500.
 A very pretty place on Clay Street of seven rooms. nice lot and cheap. Price 32,500.
 An excellent cottage on North Holt Street. four rooms, bath. sanitary con nections, gas, nice lot and terms to suit purchaser, Price S2.250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

We have a few desirable dwellings on our list yet, and d number of cot tages at from S7 to $12.5O each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

PARTIES planning to visit New York City
 can be accommodated with desirable rooms
 and excellent table in the finest residential paft of the city between Central and River side Parks; convenient to all car lines; high est references. Apply to Mrs. c. E. Hurd, No lis West s2ni St. telephone ssss River a4dA su-7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01

If you need Plate Glass insurance. I wan save you money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
wANrED-BoARpERs OR BOOMERS.

WANTED BoARDERs-I am now in the home formerlv occupied by Misses String fellow, IT Madison Ave. where will take boarders beginning Oct 1st: will be pleased 10 show the nice large rooms and give terms
 Mrs, John H. LAigh. Ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
MURDER OR
SUICIDEp

NEW YORK. Dec t-MyStery
surrounds The death OF a giri sup.
posed 80 be Miss Nellie Broi. Of
British Columbia. ~ho vas found
dead ia hN Toom IN an uptown
hotel. Sunday morning Murder 81
suicide IL the question the police ale
trying 10 solve The woman waa
first supposed TO BE- the wife Of Rof
A. Miller. n telephone superintsnd
eut, with whom the dead glrl Vas
living.
Sunday morning Miller rushsd e.
the room Of Horace Hsddeu. Aa-
Joining hlH own. lie shouted thai
some one had been shot ON eater
ing the next room with Miller. He'd
don saw a girl fully dressed and nn.
conscious lying on the fln0r. Miller
rushed 70 her slide. begging her 70
say that she shot herself There vas
No response
Hsddsn then ran ont and secured
policeman and physician. on
returning IL was found that the
woman was dead Miller had diaHp-
peared. Investigation disclosed let.
tiers which lead the police 60 believe
the womsu.s name was Nellie Bfod
and that she came from British Co.
lambda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
NEGLECTED
TO NOTIFY
GOVERNMENT ORDER THAT DRUGGISTS PAY SPECIAL TAX ON
"PArENt MEDICINES rs NOT ENFORCED SEATTLE

Seattle. stated today that he did
not know whether or not the col.
leetur Tor this district. whose head
quarters are at Tacoma, had noti-
fled druggists OF the special order
issued by the head OF the depart
ment
There seems 10 be a peculiar lax
ttY In connection with the manage
ment ~ the loeal internal revenue
office, which calls for Immediate In
HestiEation
The government issues an order
Involving tho health and possibly
the livca OF thousands Of people, aud
the payment Of thousands nf dollars
into tho federal treasury. yet moth.
ing has been done. 80 far a. h now
known. toward taking the steps
eeessary 70 enforce this order.
This special order. which was IL.
sued as the result OF tremendous
pressure brought upon Commits.
sioner Yeskes. head OF the Internal
revenue department. by thousands
of fight minded people and by the
press OF the country to prevent a.
FAR az Is now possible. the sale ol
bad whisky and morphine mas
Qusradlug under the name 81 med
Ielae. calls Tor the payment OF q
anesial tax of SIS upon all com
pounds labeled az medicines and
held out to the public as remedies
Cor diseases. and containing Ia the
main. alcohol
The Order.
Following are few excerpts from
the order.
Among the various alcoholic
compounds nov on the market. ad-
Nertiscd aud sold as medicine under
the name Of whisky. hltlers. tonic
eordials, etc. there are same that
are composed chiefly Of distilled
spirits, or mixtures thereof. without
tha addition of drugs or medicinal
ingredients IN sufficient quantities
10 change materially the character
Of the alcoholic liquor
The quantity Of drugs IN the
preparation Of these remedies ~ 81
small as TO have no appreviabie -
feet on the alcoholic liquor % which
the compound Il mainly or largely
composed
The same ruling applies 10 every
alcoholic compound lahsisa an d
remedy Tor diseases
The right Of druggists 70 sell thsns
mixtures as medicines Is revoked IN
the special order. and all such nedi.
einss must b. sold suhlect Ia this
special liquor tar.
Thus has the federal government
taken official coEnizanee OF the
havoc wrought BY these fake RENE
dies. and has taken the flrsf step to-
Nard supervising them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
PRO 7 EST
MASS MEETING AT TIE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT TO
PROTEST AGAINST JEWtsA
mAssAcREs

At O'Clock this evening the Jew
tsh people 81 the city wtll gather in
The Grand opera house to hold =
memorial meeting. where resolutions
protesting against the wholesale
slaughter Of Jews In R4ssia wiu be
passed.
Gov. Mead win make the opening
address. and al tbs ministers 81 the
city ana many prominent profess
Sianai and business raeu. gentIiss
as yell rs jews. WI participate In
the meeting.
Similar meetings viii be held IN
the large cities ali over the United
States. and the resolutions % pro-
test passed AZ zach meeting wili BE-
forwarded 10 President RooaoYslt.
Senator <. II. Piles has volunteered
to personally hand over ths re1olu-
tians 90 the president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04
BIG TIN
Smell TER
FIVE MILLION DOLLAR CORPORATION FILES ARrleLEs IN Sc
ATrLE

Is Seattle TO have a TIN nmeltef ?
And what relation II any. will
the Seattle smelling industry have
10 that already planned. aud Indeed
partially established. at a point near
Tncomaf
Considerable conjecture vas
aroused this morning among min
ing and bnhineau about town by tho
filinR OF articles Of incorporation ia
the county auditors office. for the
Seattle Tin smclter 8 Hydraulic
company" incorporated al g. 600. .
900. with the Ayefrod purpose of
building and operating tin smell
tor Ina Seattle and developing. op-
Grating and buying and selling min
lng claims In the United States and
the district OF Alaska"
The incorporates.
The inrurporniura are J. II.
Brewster aud A u Medina. who are
also named as trustees. along with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

A. T.. Little. Charles Eckhardt and
q. E Gibson
Rumor Of Split.
A number Of Seattle capitalists
known to be Interested In the tin
Hmolting project which recently
purchased Il nmelter site near Ia
coma aud incorporated with pur-
poses Identical 10 those named In
tho Incorporation papers filed In Be
attic to-day. are rettfeut when ask
od what they know about the new
- 900 900 company. and 70 Is fu-
mofed that there has been a split
la the forces that were 10 have co
operated in mt Taeoma project. the
Seattle capitalists Withdrawing
from the Tacoma enterprise 70 give
their support 10 the Seattle com
pany The men named IN the ar
tlcleH Of Incorporation u Is said
are really only nominal incorpofn-
tors aud trustees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

ing a total nf is0 points 90 their OPP
pononta 90 aud comparative scores
gave Washington tho northwest
championship.
This winters schedule haa not yet
been completed, but II will include
"A trip east Of the mountains for
games with Ellcnuhurg Normal.
Roalyn A. C., Yakima high school
and probably tho WhiiWorth and
State college
The q. men are especially auK=
ioua for gamo With the Oregon
college. IN order n possible 90 even
up for the seasons football record
Local Eamea VIII be played With
tho Y. NJ. G. A and s. A G. teams.
Special efforts will be made 20 turn
out a winning basketball team IN
account of tho showing made hy the
football aggregation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

Upon the 18th OF September last
John W. Nerkes. head Of the inter
nal revenue department Of the Unit.
ed States. With headquarters at
Washington. ISSUED a special order
relating 90 the special tax ON all
remedies containing alcohol
Up 10 date. almost three months
after the issuance OF the order. not
one druggist in the city of Seattle,
nor. Il h supposed, In the vicinity.
has been officially notified hy the
LEGAL revenue office that such an
erder has gone into effect
And the sale Of death dealing pat
ent medicines still goes ON unre-
sirieted.
The government requires that all
orders must be sent 10 those at
feetcd Immediately upon receipt by
revenue collectors. And. although
the order did not so into effect un-
III December 1. not one license has
IS get been taken out. As far as Is
known.
Peculiar Lastly.
Many nf the druggists tn the city
have been aware for some time past
that such an order had been rs
sued. but not one has been official
Is notified. and not one as far as
could be asesrtained today has
been required 70 pay the special tax
81 s..
I. S. Buahuell. deputy internal
revenue collector for the port OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

Petitions asking that the prona-
sltion Of constructing municipal
street car lines on the plan out
lined b. 9 y. Cetfefiil. and That
three amendments te the charter
providing fur sweeping changes In
the granting OF future franchises be
submitted 10 the voters nt the city
election next spring Nlll be pre-
scented 10 the city council tonight By
tho Municipal Ownership league
The petitions viii be referred 10
the corporations committee. and an
attempt Wiil probably be mnde 70
sidstraek them.
Caansson usa Clause.
The first proposed charter amend
ment provides that no future street
railway franchises be granted with
out the common CLAUSE on main
fhorouEhfarea. a. advocated BY TIE
star. ana that where the city op-
erats~ lines over am street private
eompanlsA viii also have comman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

ma IRON
MYSTERIOUS tom SMITH" IN HOSPITAL oEliRiuM
MEMS NEARLY KILLS MISS MAJOR

To be arrested four times IN a.
many DAYS ia the fate Of Tom Smith.
alias Jennings. around whose per
aonalty hoyeFa much mystery.
So FAR the local poiiee have been
unable % daiernlns tuet exactly
shat or Who Smith is. The man nov
lies az the Providence hospital anfz
fering from delirium tremrns.
When sent 10 the Waynide Emers
rency hospital last night he terrified
tho nurses by bis extraordinary be-
havior. lie cursed them and raYed
like a mailman Miss Major. the
mAtron. narrowly escaped a deadly
assault At his hands tut for the
nrumpsneaa Of a conYAleaeent pa
tent q tragedy might have oe=
CURED.
smith broke away froin tho insil-
tuition and was picked up later On
the waterfront by tho police lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-04

claimed that he dif not like the city
hospital. saying that Il was not rich
enough for hia blood
Claim He's Insane.
Tho police say that he 10 insane
or yergiuE ON insanity ue claims
he Is member of the rammanY
ring OF New York lie has n large
sum ~ mooney on Deposit In q local
bank When asked b. a Star man
AZ the Providence hospital who he
was. Smith eouBtsHud BY saying
who are Yuuf What do you want
BEYOND admitting thai be had con
siderable western experience he re
fused "a talk
4 set on theso iaga about four
tlmcs each year and ! feel dscidssily
rocky. he complained "a tho scribe
Attorney Tom Pare says that he l.
known IN this city. but all attempts
60 iocAte his fricnda have failed