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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
KomenS 0xfOrdS $I,3S Pair,

One hundred pairs ladies OxfOrds
1ale Of soft vici kid in tanS and black
isOi the newest shapes all sizes
rom to s, never b efOre offered for
+s than $500 here Monday and
laSSday only at per pair 49,. SI.30
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
Ask Your Dealer for Aliens Foot-Ease

powder for the feet 1t cures, Swollen,
Sore, Hot, Callous Aching, Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c. Ask today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
If in kind of bilious mood.
You wish an aid to digest food,
No 9th ar Mill 10 half on o0oI

AS DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous Little Pills EARLY
RISERS cure Constipation, Sick Had
ache, Biliousness, etc. They never
grippe or sicken, but impart early rising
energy. GOOD tor children or adults
Sold by W, A. Rembert.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
TILL A Good Assortment 0E Wash cnnng

U.s. To-, nric. yards ooods a. +h
aSaO ao standing
s "na birh hn lose We did that there ~ i've
a,a 81 as lor-six hundred yards more The s~a ~ =
, & 49, ever known to the tradein Aner, W. ms
rf The price 10c yard ' worth twice the price
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
BABE ADIEU TO GRAND LODGE
Members Leave AmerIcus After Com
plotting Work

The State Grand Lodge of colored
masons completed its work yesterday
morning and adjourned, to assemble
again in Americus a year hence, A
great deal of routine work was disposed
of, aud the session was one of the most
important in recent years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16

Be child; live simply and naturally
and keep clear OF entangling alliances
and complications of all kinds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16

Never judge hen by the storage
eggs you get for breakfast.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
SAVANNAH.

Don't live to eat, but eat to live
Many of our ills are due to over eating,
to eating the wrong things and to irreg-
ular eating.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
Men S Shirts,

Fifty dozen mems nerrzc. r. and and
aaras shirts made in the newest
aSrse5- some have detached collars
and cuff great variety of new pat
terms worth z5c il worth cent take
your pick OF this lot here Mond ~ ana
Tuesd.,, a. 80, 44C
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-16
WOMEN'S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Health Thus Lost Is Reskor {
q. Pinkham's Vegetable -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02

Imerita eineefiihrt; pDn nun an aber
tDnnen mir oiele 8eoarfsartite( aus
Der Wanoldurei erhalten. Sim mel
ften peripribt in Der MtanoIdurei Der
Bau pDn 3uferriben; oas Selma III
benz bon Deutiblanb dbnlid. Sh0n
aeqenuartiq uerbrauht Sapan idbrz
Iih $50. 900 9Dnnen 3uGer, uno
oiele Weu0e fteigert fib raid. Shlaet
Der Hibenbau in Der WtanoIburei
Elm, 10 t6nuen pir niht muir auf Die
Sinfuhr 0eutiden uno trDpilden 3us
der8 persihten, ionoern iogar rafft:
nierten 3nder nab Der Wanoi6urei
ausflbreu. @inen Observation-Disclosures
ftnoet in Der n6rolihen Wanoiburei
Die iapaniide Bierbrauerei, Die in
grObem MiaBe betrieben ueroen fam.
oenn Die oDrtige 8eoDlferung liebt
olfDho[iide @etrGnte.
Die peiten gbenen Der Wanoihuz
rel uno W0naolei ltno betannt neaen
ibrer Wei0emtrtlaQft, Die @tnQebore.
men betreibsn ite aber obne tehnllbe
Senntntlie uno er5ielen oaber feine
beIonoeren @rfDlge. Die Sapaner bas
gegen ftnoen auh in oieIer @irtihaft
eiu Observation-Disclosures 31tigfeit8fel0;
nGiien mir bod iebt fir Sebn Wfiuios
ten Oen idbrlid einfibreu.
Oaneben Der a~us0eoebnle Wnloz
beitano an Den l1fern bes Wa(n uno
Sunqari, I'm oieie ShdBe ausaus
beuten, bebarfen MIR zines ueitpers
stueiaten GiienbabnnebeS, oos an,
beiten bonn Staate gebaut uno betrtes
ben miro. Ser 6anoel oaeeeen iou
fih bort fret bemeeen; @eIhdfte iols
len g~e9riin0et meroeu, einerlei Db nit
W%u8ldnoern 0oer Gingeb0renen. Der
@~runoiab Der Dffenen Sir muB inn
tner uno iiberau aufreht erhalten
meroen. 0te 0ffene STR uno nidt Der
@rperb BON 2anobeiib 1T oa8 8iel
zines Grte9e8. Die GDuperdnitdt
iiber Die Ntanoiduret muB uuter 9es
wiiien 8eoinaunQen an China 5uriid@
aegeben meroen. aber nibt eber. ais
biz Die Sronung bereeiteIt uno Die
sufunfti9e Siberbeit perbiirQt lit.
8enn Srieoe uno Oronung in Der
Wtauoidurei berriheu, 10 birfen mtr
einen 9roBen tnouitrieuen Nufibmuns
eruarten. Der mirtidaItlibe gerluit.
ben mir our@ ben &rteq erlitten bas
ben, miro mebr a[s ~aufgeboben tuer-
ben our9 Den 8orteil. ben mir aus
Der Nusbeutune Der Wanol9urei ale.
ben. 6ier liegt Die 20iunQ bes Bros
blems Der iapanilden Bep6lferung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02
mebr Beohtuna eeihentt miro als

mebr Beodtuna eeidentt miro ats
biSher."
Oas 1T elmer Der 5ebler, ben Die
2eute briben MAIDEN. oaB tie ben
ginfuB oes Brdlioenten pieL 81 bod
aniblaaen. Scr Brdiibent bot Die
oeutid3en turner empfanaen, oe8a
peeen miro man it6 iebt in ben Ser.
Staaten AUDI mebr fir oas beutid1e
Turnen tntereIIieren." Gin Qrunos
faline 5D(9eruna! 9ieie finf Wtinu>
ten lange .Nuoien5" - ooer tparen's
nur bret uno cine babe WItnute -
melhe Die oeutlhen Turner beim
B~rdlioenten qehabt BADEN. miro audl
nod feinen einaiaeu Nmerifader 6asu
peranlafien. iid e~in8ebenoer NIT Dem
beutiden guruweIen 81 befaiien.
Das oeuti9e Iurnuelen muB iid
ourb lih lelbit leinen Blab er0bern,
ourb feline eigene 9eiitungen. feline
eisene Tibti9teit uno oIele fDnnen
in nidts einen beiiern Nusbrud fin
ben, als In Der Tdtiateit Der oeutiden
Turnoereine uno ibren eroBen Turn=
feften. Sreunolide 8orte bes Brd=
Iioenter uno 8ices BrdIioenten tper=
ben gerre ats @rmunterung aufae>
nUmmen, aber einen prattiI6en Wert
BADEN Ite ni6t.
Oa8 t0nnen aber Die 9uten 9eute
oriben niht beQreifen uno tpeun
bann bic groBen @rnartun9en. Die
iie an 10 Elm paar freuuolibe BOrte
oes Brdltoenten aetniipft baben, iid)
nid)t erfiiuen, oann meroeu tie dryer.
lid unb oantt geben iie aemDbnlih
ben Deutih.N tnerifanern Die 5bul6
Damn baben Die lire Bfibt niht
aetar1, babeu voie 5ituatiun nibt
ausgebeutet" uno 10 petter. Nus
fold elmer faliden Nuffaiiuna iino
Die meiIten Der GDrmiirFe entitanoen,
nelfe uns 0eutid=N merifanern bOn
unlern 8riioeru oriiben in 0eutih.
lamb getIa1t merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02
Talfhe Mnffaffana.

Sn oeutiden 8eitangen miro gu.
genbliflih elm Snteruiem nit einern
Der oeutihen Turner publiairt, rpelhe
benz leBten 9urnfeit in Snoianapplis
etuen Beiuh abgeftattet haben. Del
9err lprldt iib iiber oas, mas er
bier eeleben, i'm Nagemeinen rebt
eernnnfti9 aus. nur gum Sh(uB, oa
lagt er: p9as Xurnen nah oeutIfem
Utulter plro bel Der amerifoniihen
Sueeno lbmer einsufiihren Sein' IN
olele mehr ben Sport liebt. 9nE
1T su hOffen. oaB 6urd Cen @mnfono
Der oeutihen Siege bel benz 8r6Sis
oenters &oDleoelt uno lire 8eariisuno
ourf ben Bice : Brdiioenten sFnirs
bants Dem oeutiben 3urnen leitens
Der gngliih iprebenoen Bep1lteruno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02
gSte 8elo ae}uupeu.


@eiunbbeit fiubeu, lit mis @elb se~
iulloen : 70 Oenfen Die, Die franf linb.
@enn S9r 5uiten, Grtdltuns, raiiben
6uls uoer 8ruittpeb babt, bunoelt idneQ,
uie 8. 6. Barber, 5anoD Qebef, Ba.,
Der iast: sd batte 9rdBli6es 8ruitz
peb, uno ba i6 bur6 anbere Mittel
feline Grlei6terung fano, tuurbe i'd
i6lieBfid bur6 9r. Sings Neue Gnt,
bedun9 fir S6minoiu6t, Suiten unA
Grfaltuns sebeilt." @r6Bte 9tu6fraee
in Der @elt, gu baben bel s. &alteper
& Gpbn, SEQ. S. S. Sdmibt, giseutiis
mer, uno Nbolf NreiB. Breis so gts.
uno 81, s~arantiert. 8robeflalde fret.
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geio Sur berlubt2

2eute, Die ii6 perbeiraten rpoller, lol.
ten oaran benfen, DAP man6e 5treitig=
fetten permieben iperben fDnnen, iubem
ie Die gerbauuns bur6 electric 8itterS
in Oronung balten. g. q. 8rplpn bon
8ennettspiQe, g. g., iast: Seit Sobreu
fit meine Srou i6redli6 an unueroau=
lidfeit, big tie lire araft unb 5tarff
uerlor unb gu ieinem 55atten b%erabianf.
electric 8itters bette iie iofort unb
itelte lie p6ais mieber Der. Sic 1T iebi
gang geiunb unb frdftis. gu baben bel
s. @alteper & Sobn, Geo. S. S
Sdmibt, Sigentiinier, un0 Noolf 0reiB
Breis so Gts. per Tlaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02
Cages . Wemtafeitea
q IL II b.

Ius Danaig, &ulm uno Mas
rientueroer miro uDn neueu GbDleras
@rfranfungen gemelbet.
= Die 9ineltihe &eaieruna bat
elm Defret erlaiien, pelhes Die Bices
f6nige uno @Dnperneure BON BrDs
uin5en anmeilt, Den 8Dgcott ameris
faniiber 8aren 81 unteroriiGen uno
fte oaflr berantuDrtlib mabt, tpenn
bies niht aeidiebt.
- Bel Der tleiuen eneliIden Staot
Bttbam enteleilte Der BON 2ouo0n
tommenoe Bafagiersug unb Die So.
t0motlue rannte in oa8 Stati0nsgee
bduoe binein. 3ehn 8eripnen uurs
ben 9et6tet uno aber 5wanaig perlebt.
Die Wahl i'm nerifaniiben
Staate G0abuila ift pine Strung
nerlaufen. Der bisheriae @uuperz
1eur garoenaS tuur0e einItimmig
pieoergemablt. Sem @eener bate
fih iofort nab Der neulid mitaeteil.
ten Grfldrunq Deg 8rdIioenteu
9ias, in Der er iiH fir Die Bieoers
uahl BON @aroenas ausipraH, bon
Der 8anoibatur aurifgesDaen.
- Nus 4inQD i'm Sirftentum
2ippe miro aemeloet, baB Die Wies
beraufnabme oes aerihtliben Ser
fabrers aegen Srau &raht in Dem
LATHAM betannten 8rieflfanoal. BEL
fentpegen ite su 8uhtbaus oerurteilt
puroe, bepDrftebt. TrDb Der ltren=
gen @inselbaft Der Trau erIbiener
weitere anOnnnte 8riefe, Die oasielbe
Nergernis bereiteten, pie Die friibe.
rem. Understanding ertldren, baB
Die 9anoihrift ioentilb lei nit bers
ieniaen in ben ieinerseit Dem @eribt
u0raeleaten Uriefen. @raf 9eopolo,
&e9ent oes Siritentums 2ippe, bat
infolee oeiien einen Nufihub oes
StrafuOaaugS beniIi1t.
- 3u NOrobalben i'm babriiben
&eaierungsbe5irf S~berfranfen lit
Or. 8elten, Elm Bermattoter bober
Warines uno Suittsbeamter, in 6aft
aenDmmen pproen. Sc uuroe uon
berlin uno &uBlano aus tpegen an=
gebliher 8eibpino(sng reiber 9as
men Uerfolgt.
- Der Selbitmoro zines gini1bs
riaen in 9annoner neranlaBte bic
Gerbaftuna zines Eeferenoars, zines
Wiuittoirett0rS uno zines ausmGrti=
gen 8%DmpDniiten toeaen Sittlihteits.
nerbrebens. Der Sall bat oas peins
lihfte Nufieben in Der Staot erreet.
- Sn Stapenhagen. M~edlenburas
Sbwerin, 1T Der NmtSribter 8aiden
BET ieiner Hiftehr bonn rrlaub hoe.
gen Sdlibuna BON Spp0tbeteniheis
men nerbaftet m0roen.
Sn Srantfurt a. sc. baben be-.
iubenoe frans0liihe 2ebrer uno Sch.
rerineu nit oeutiben &ouegen ee.
meinlarne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
ben &aiier Bilhelm nno ben Brdlt'
oenten 2oubet geianot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02

Sbols' SaIpon bietet erren
apa'nefm InfentbaH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-02
2ie tuirtf1aftlide Seoemtung 8ps
reaa unb Der MnnnSd1nref.

Die GDQe, Die neben ben po(it;=
iden unb militdriihen 8eiidtss
puntten Rurea uno Die Wanolhurei
in ben Observation-Disclosures meaen
ibrer tuirtlbaftliben 8eoentung fir
Sapar ipielen, erldutert elm WuFiab,
ben Der Sibrer Der iapaniiden SDrt<
ihrittspartei, @raf 0tuma, in Ger
Suli=H Summer Der 8eitlGrift vTaiiD"
(Die S0nne) per0fentlibt. sc beiBt
BARN:
Der geeenpdrtiae ariea lit ourG
cine politiide Era9e oeruriabt, uelz
DIE Die griitens unieres 2anoes in
iib fhlDB, nun aber etner meitreis
ben6eu @influB auf unlere rationale
Wirtibaft BADEN ptrb. MuBer ben
1900 WiiIionen Gen, Die bic Eeeies
rung fir ben 3rieg bereit8 perauss
eabt bat. erleioet bas BDlt oaourb
einen betrdhtliden Gerluit, oaB Der
Snouitrie 9unoerttauienoe non frdfs
tigen Waunern ~ent5oaen peroen.
Bir baben baber Die Sraae 81 l6ier,
mie oieier ytattDnaluerluft gutge=
maht tperben tam. Die BeDDlfez
rung Sapans mdhit in einem auBere
Uroentliden @raoe. Nls unier 2ano
Dem fremben 0anoel aeDffnet tuuroe,
oa adblte es u%ngefdbr 30 Miuionen
@inmDbner. unb beute bat es oereu
mebr ais so Willionen. uno oa
oieles Wahstutt bauptiahliH Bpm
Der 8erbefierune Der 6fentlihen Sc
iunobeitspfeae berriihrt, miifieu mir
erparten, oaB bic 8ep6lterung in
.Butunft mod raider ndbit als lie.
Die mirtihaftlibe Sage Sapatis miro
baburd u6lig berGnoert. Bic 1su
benz &riege NIT China bat unier
2ano nur ielten fremoen &eis elm
fihren miiiien unb nur in Sabren Ell
ner iehr iblehten Reisernte; aber
iebt iino mir audi in iebr giinfiaen
Sabren auf Die 8eiseinfubr anges
uieien, uno es 1T nabeau unm5gli9,
oaB Die Steieeruna unierer fanbnirts
ibaftliben 8rDouttiDn nit benz
Wahstum Der BebDlteruna aleidlen
Shritt bdlt. 90 Die 2anomirtIhaf
aliD uuier golt nidt erndbren tam,
miifien mir ben 6anoel als Queue
ieines unterbalts ins Nuge faIien,
uno als 5elo fit Die Tdtigteit auf
oieiem @ebiet 1T tein 2ano fir uns
aeeigneter alS &urea uno Die Man=
oiburei. NOD ith unier ginflnB raid
befeftiet.
9orea uno Die Manoiburei baben
suiammen einen JlaGeninhalt bon
bee oreifahen @r6Be Sapans Bel els
aer rtur balb +. itarten 8eo6lterunq.
unieren 8eoarf an 8pbnen, @erfte
uno anoeren Telofribten fino oiele
3anoer bereitS jebt i'm Stanoe in Der
9auptiade 81 liefern, uno mDoerne
Waihinen. 8erbefierung Der Ser,
tebrsmittel uno ginfibruna iapaniz
i1er Nrbeiter rperoen lire grseu.
aunasf6higteit nod beoeuteno iteiz
germ. Nub 6leiib uno Oblt tim.
men BON bort 81 uns eingefibrt tpers
ben. Sp niro Elm lebbafter 6anoel
i'm ferneit Often entiteber, benn So
pan miro fir Die 8obltDffe, Die es
bonn 6eitlanbe einfibrt, feline 6abrit'
eraeuQniiie ausflbren. &orea als
bageliaes 4anb piro fir ben Nders
bau pieIeiht nibt 10 geeignet lein.
rpie man mol angeuummer bat; aber
in Der Wanolburei fino bic ueiter
@benen oes 2iaD uno Sunaari ourd]s
9ebenos auBeroroentIib fruhtbar.
Der bort gebaute Bei5en iou beiier
leln als Der tauaoiidJe. Sir baben
tleIeroln98 cine Wtalie Weiseu, Webl
uno @erite BON 9eutihlono uno
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
ORDER OF THE FORBES CAMPAIGN CLUB.
(Communlcated.)

At public meeting Mr. Teagues supporters at the Court House night the 3h ul President Dent Tn speech ded that MT Tegue candidate of and declared that M Forb was of cce of men who wanted Mr. league to pledge himself certain things and, on his refusal induced M Forbes to do so .,,, renred as saving that Forbes I surrounded by circle which elected might dictate his policy just as much as e that the ring will rule Mr. Teague should he be elected
 The undersigned citizens of Montgomery believe that the au sons h the these refer and others acting with us and public uterances demand statement or the leading facts with conferences and their bearing on m campaign. , . ..hou +o oon s;dor the public gambling situation this city, hoping to devlse some way of breaking up the evil After careful deberalon It was d cded that the practicable effective and permanent means to that end was bring about the election of Mayor who would appont Chief Police willing and determined to enforce the laws steadily and uniformly It also the opinion o the conference that other urgent why man ot superior ao ana character should be elected Mayor at this time.
 When decision made, the next step was to consider the names of seemed likely to be in sympathy with these purposes. - xu :. .l: oo.fnoo and Mir Teague suggested who might stand tor what desired At this uncre member stated that he hao ake
 and knew that he willing to be canduae TOT Mayor that he would not be just the man wanted for the following He found conversation with Mr. league that he had leaning toward Mr. Gerad that Mr. league dd not believe would good politics oppose Gerald openly that he wanted elected and kept quet he could get votes from oo sides-Gerald and antiGerad -
 After consideration the conference decided to invite Mr. league future meeting and get hm to state ms views OH e omng campaign particularly how he stood in the matter o re- taining Mr. Gerald Chief of Police.
 At the appointed Mr. Teague with and at first he
 was not inclined express himself positively He seemed wiling to meet the views conference feared the effect his candidacy should it become that he would not eappomt Mr. Gerald However, finally agreed consideration o the support o ourselves and others that should he make the and be elected woud not retain Gerald Chief but he unwilling that h position in be made public at that me and made 1t con
 on that should negotiations have htch he should have right withdraw his agreement with us as to Gera ana make uc other arrangements as his interest required.
 Later subcommittee of three from this conference waited on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09

service will be "The New Birth." and at 8 D. n., The Barren Fig Tree.
 old Ship. A. M. F. Zion Church, Hol- comb Street-Preaching at II O. m. and
 Mt. zicn A. M. E. Zion Church. cor ner Holt and Stone Street-Preaching at Il a- m. and 7:3o p. m. each Sunday. Class meeting each Tuesday night. Sunday School at 9 a. m.. Prof. w. g. Hulet, Superintendent. Holy Commu- nion seccnd Sunday in each month. L.. b Workman, pastor.
 The Church of the Good Shepard Protestant EpiscopaD, corner of South Jackson and East Grove Street-Rev. J. R. Brooks, rector. services II a. m. and D. m; Sunday School at p. m. Hilliard Chapel, A, M. E. Zion Church Rev. s.: Derry. D. D., pastor. Sun day School at s:30 a. m; preaching at 11:3o a. m; V. C.. D. Society at 4 p ing every Tuesday night at. 7:3o; prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:s0.
 St Paul M. ID. Church, corner Ripley and High Streets, Rev. L. D. Will Hams. D. D., pastor-Sunday service: Sabbath School, 9:30 a. m; preaching, II a. m. and 7:S0 D. m.: Epworth League, s:30 p. m.; prayer and class meeting Wednesday evening.
 Pollard Street A M. E. Zion Church Rev. NJ. c. Glover. pastor. Sunday services: Sabbath school, 9:30 a.. m, Preaching II a. m. and 7:so p. m. Class meeting Monday and Friday night; D. m., V. c. E. meeting each Sunday.
 St. John A. M E. Church, Madison Avenue-W. B. Johnson, A M., pastor. rington, pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
IJn "Circe" AS to Announcing His Candidacy and Finally Concluded He Wanted Drop It. They Notified Him of Their Views and He Said He Did
 Not Believe He Could Win That Way.

Mr. Teague and told him that proper wise to keep his promise Gerald quiet he wished He then reluctantly should any who be opposed Gerald ask the question he stood Gerald might tell them that if elected Mayor, he would not retain Gerald.
 Finay agreed between this sub Committee representing the whole body and Mr. Tagu that the should d dress formal letter him. setting forth the principles and policies agreed upon that he should reply containing his approval
 This interchange of letters took place. and Mr. Teagues reply was signed delivered In this reply the of Chief Gerald mentioned but the following expression in 1t framed and deood Mr. Teague and the conference plainly cra terms could make 1t that Mr. league would not continue MT Gerald in office:
 q fully agree with you that should be enforced in steady and uniform day and week ou and to that end pledge myself select for the head of the Police some man capable and willing carry out such policy
 A letter press copy of the letter is still in our hands,
 agreed that the members of conference were to go out and for signatures representative citizens call upon Mr. eague for the office of Mayor the declaration ot principles policies agreed upn and that after publication of this call he respond of his candidacy and publish the letter containing the above statement
 All arrangements made circulate this ca but the morning the work begn Mr. Teague requested delay which he prolonged from time time for two days at unctue when very important During this time heard that Mr. Teague conferng with Gerald He set time for giving final but failed to keep his appointment After waiting half longer compelled to conrue his failure keep his appointment rejection of offer ot support and refusal to run on the principles agreed upon Of this notified him promptly he replied that h had about made his mind that he that platform anyway. He asked the turn his that he be released from agreement could be free pursue such policy he thought best for his interest. His request complied with
 On consideration of the uaon requested Capt A. G. Forbes meet with us and to state his views We found him to already hearty accord with those principles and policies and be- that he had the qualifications lead Tn this juncture in citys affairs.
 Captain Forbes then announced his candidacy and platform and assumed full control of his campaign
 entire purpose and actions have been for what conceive
 BRADFc-2D HARDIE
 E. R. TABER J. w. BLACK, MICHAEL CODY, FRED S. BALL, F. P. GLASS;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
GREAT ACTIVITY IN REALTY.
VALUES RAPIDLY ADVANCING.

Perhaps never before in the citys history has there been such activity in sales of real estate. Many pieces of property have recently changed hands and the demand continues un- abated; In fact, it seems to be growing daily. Those who keep in touch with | the movement of realty say it looks like a genuine boom" is heading this way There are few transactions in central business property simply be- cause there is none offered for sale. Quite a number of handsome resi- dences and building lots, inside the old city limits, have changed hands. Building lots close in are growing scarcer and dearer almost daily The knowledge that in a few years property in the outskirts will be worth what it now is in the old city. naturally causes investors to turn their attention to the annexed district where property is still comparatively cheap. Perhaps the ex- tension of the citys limits Is con
 tributing largely to the great activity in the outskirts. Indeed, the tide of house building seems to follow closely the building of school houses and lay
 Ing of water mains If any proof of this assertion is needed, we have only to point to the great number of dwell ings now being erected at Highland | N but recently completed and new water mains laid That part of Highland Park just south of Oak Park, which has recently been laid out in building lots, and beautifully graded, is receiv- ing the most attention. Already five handsome residences are completed, some of which would be creditable to the most fashionable streets in the city. and contracts let for many more.
 In single day, the past week four teen lots were sold In this addition, and soon they will be covered with beauti- full homes. The owner of thTs property has displayed rare business tact in of- fering a limited number of lots at low prices to insure quick development. thus greatly enhancing the value of the balance. The public seems to be ap- preciating this fact. We predict that within a few years Highland Park (South) will be our prettisst suburb and that investments made there now will bring large returns. adv.