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The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Eye Glasses and Spectacles.

Dr. Goldsteih, the well known optic specialist, who has been i'll Forrest City often, and has been here for the past few days will remain until Sat mday October 2S. Don't neglect your eyes. If you need his services, and you have neuralgia or any defect of vision, br. G6ldstein can relieve you instantly by his new methods. Once, Hotel Marion, phone g.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Wounds. Bruises and Burns

By applying an 8utiseptic dressing t0 wounds. bruises. burns and ike iH- jurieS, before Inflammation ~ets im they may be healed without maturd- tion and in about one-third the time required by the old treatment. This k the greatest discovery and tfiama ot modern surgery. Chamberlain < Pain Balm acts on this same pf.H- eiple. IT is au antiseptic and when applied la such injuries. causes flal te heal very quickly. It also 3lIass tIlH
 alH afa soreness and prevents aHF danger af blood poisoning. Keep hafIse at Pain Isa8m ia EauI= home ald 4E All s4Se la4 EIIle and HHa H to mention tHe neaHeui ai saI'eriug sct Injuries entail For sale Iy J 2 Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
he Cui Bono Club.

The Cui Bono club. was entertained on Thursday by Miss Irma Stevens The usual games served ta while away the pleasant hours, supplemented by conversation aud music. T0othsome ddiuties in the form of tamales. olives and pickles. with second course of lemon show and cake were served. The guests Of the club were Misses Clara Go1mler. Florence Welsh. Katherine Mebber Mary Nofleet. Loaize t,atliHg Ruth Hatcher. Eta NHi5ftu and Mf~ H. <. Clark.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
SOCIAL CALENDAR

eHUEcH SOCIETIES. Ladies Methodist. Gleaners-Bap't>t Ladies Guild-Episcapal. Ladies Aid-Presbyfprian. Christian Wofkprs-Ch Christian. Mon day, o'clock. Junior "oikefs-Christlan. Thurs day o'clock.
 CLUBS. eosmos-Altefnats Mondays "hlst-Alternste Wednesdays. Cui BOno-Thursdays. Ophelousian Circle.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
New Cure for Cancer

All surface cancers are now known to be curable, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Jas. Walters, of Dunield, Va, writes: 'l had q cancer on my lips for years, that seemed incurable, till Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. and now it is perfectly well.n Guaranteed cure for cuts and burns. D cents at all drug stores.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
Ft0vvts Ib,s2

+e aa-r -He hundred lGIar- rexaHa fen auy e8~e a' tatarrb that cannot ae cured by Han. 9afartH=t.ifc.
 =rllENE IF x CO., fafeti1. 6nfo We, tre uader~igned. haze known f J. Cheney tar tAe 3a>t l3 years. and believe hInl perfectly honorable In all haziue>s traa-ac- tI.n-. aud HuaIc5HifF H8fe t1 curry 0Hf any ttt. .faffIlu- Waie hy bis flrm.
 H aHuINe. hfNNkS < MARVIN
 haies8.e Jrus g.~ts. I8iedQ. Ohio. tIA= #- G8tHTEh Cure Is taken IHteruaIIH4 aef- log ifretIV upen tnc Hlp91 aHd WHeu0uz =if- faets af fue system. e.t4a53ft5aI -eiif Tree. Price, t5 ceutS per bottle. S4Hd ay all afag- g -4-t=
 IaAa Halls Family Pu2 for constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1905-10-27
House and Lot For Sale.

The old school house and lot i'll the town Of Forrest City, it being lot 36 Ill block 76. Said lot is 2S0feet square Apply to John Gatling.
 President of the School Board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

For sale--Lots at Cloverdale rang ing from $200 to s400 each; payments to suit purchasers s1 Thi: groggerty ,hs IS city. and in strictly white section: the only suburb of the city reached by graveled streets. and through no ob- tectionable neighborhoods. It Is our honest opinion that you can double your money here within the next four or five years. These lots are located the houses built here will have to be attractive and creditable to the loea- tion. Call In next week and let us show you diagram. and If convenient, over the property We are selling them all the time, and you might as well get what you want before 1t Is sold.
 For sale--We have a piece of prop erty located in best renting part of the city that will net 15 per cent interest; {; this is strictly first class, and if you are looking for a bargain. call early.
 Hr ee 1Ifle5 Ittle piece yeu of wfnv pEop erty for $7h6 we have 1t. Rents for S96 per year. and can be bought, on easy terms. small cash payment. bal ance to suit purchaser.
 For Sale--We have a large ten-room house in railroad district, that rents for $2O per month, that can be bought for s1,S0o. What's the matter With this?
 room houses and vacant lot 50x150 in good renting part of the city, now rented to good tenants. You can build three more houses here that will rent well, and we would advise you to tu- yestigate this.
 For Saie-we have an up-to-date house. new, with every convenience. corner lot, on car line and within one can sell for $4,250. This will make an ideal home.
 For Sale-we have a house with five rooms, store attached, with three acres of ground that can be had for $l,25O If sold at once. owner has good reason for selling. Beautifully located, and a store here would pay well.
 For Sale-For $1,250 we have two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

four-roona houses, renting for $15 per month; ,*Ehite tenants; and strictly Q chance to invest that money you've had hid away" bringing you no interest
 For sale-We have beautiful va line, in splendid nefghborhcod that we are authorized&to sell for s1.S50, and # this doesn't suit. we have one that we Sea beauty sei d2il M SV and let s as show them to you if you contemplate buiidsag a 'Vn For saIe-ss,ooo 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 bal
 For sale-s2.250 will buy lovely two- story house, with sanitary. bath,. eiec- tric lights and stable. VIII make good investment, or nice home. WHY w
 For saie--Near Oak Park we have a brand new house, with six rooms. cab- can be had for s2.b6o-$25o cash and S25 per month. You certainly ought to be able to buy yog sn. 2 hone rn,1.sr ners; ,raa. Eleven rooms, with four rooms in the yard that rent for SIP per month. Ideal place for boarding house. Rents Tor s"f For T Rert,--Lovely two-story. ten- room house In good neighborhood. lot 100x300 feet, stable, outhouses. etc.
 For Rent--we have rented quite q number of houses the past week. but our list Is still large. and growing ev- cry day Call and let Us show you what we have. We have anything you; want from si0 to $50.
 We write fire insurance fin best com panies. loan money fin any amounts and have more money z hand than Va can possibly ioap out. Cali to see us if you need any.
 We are agents for the American Surety Co., of New York. one of the largest companies in the United sta1es writing Bonds for Executors. Adminis~ trators. etc Don't ask your friends 70 go your bond. we can save you tha Embarrassment; 1t doesn't cost mncpg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

FOR SALE-On South Hull Street. a two story dwelling; reception hall, par Tor, dining room, three bed rooms, kitchen, bath room, electric lights; house In first-class condition, and is offered for a few days only at low price of s2,650. Lot 6ox15o. A bar gain here.
 FCR SALE-On South Holcomb Street. splendid residence, two stories. min rooms, bath. electric lights and gas, all modern improvements. good barn on premises. This is an up-to- date. ideal home. and you would make no mistake in buying it.
 FOR SALE-On South Court Street, close in. A beautiful one story cot tage, five rooms. lot 50x150 and alley. This house is in first-class condition; electric lights. newly papered and paint ed; one of the coziest. incest little homes in the city. If you want such a home, do not delay, for it will cer- tainly be sold within a day or two.
 FOR SALE-On Amanda Street, two story dwelling. seven rooms, good condition, modern Improvements; lot 50x150; a good 8 per cent investment, or an up-to-date home.
 FOR SALE-on Sayre Street, close to the Sayre Street School, two story, seven rooms. This house should com mend itself to any one wanting con- venient home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

Near the old Plant System shops we have about acre of ground with six practically new negro houses on it This property should always rent to good ten ants. The man who owns 1t wants money and you can pick up a bargain in this property. We can sell 1t to you at a price 10 net you better than 10 per cent interest, and if you haven't all the money we will lend you little less than half of 1t on long time. $2,66O will buy the whole thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
Fl. C. DAVIDSON. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

FOR SALE--On Washington Street h am authorized to offer for sale at q low price a splendid two story brick residence of eight rooms, bath, sef- wants house and stable on Washing ton Street within two blocks Of thA city fountain. Lot large. Just the place for convenient residence 0F boarding house.
 FOR SALE-On Perry Street. There are but few desirable lots for sale on Perry Street, and among the few ar4 those beautiful lots known as the |"Clisby" lots. Call at my office, see diagram and learn prices.
 FOR sALE-Cu Virginia Avenue. One of the most up-todate cottages on |that beautiful thoroughfare. Tn first class condition. A bargain here.
 FOR SALE-On Robinson Street. A splendid six room dwelling on lot 50x 200 feet, is offered for this week at $I,500, which Is the actual cost of the dwelling. This is a marked down price for a quick sale.
 Now is the time for Gin House rnsu~ rance. I represent some of the best in the world and am pre- pared to write Gin House Insurance lat lowest rates. Call or write for in- foruna tion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

Most people along the line of least resistance They the houses that advertised for employ the people who advertise for empoymens find Investments purchase curos buy lots that are advertised is the way of the world" It is the "Want Ad Way"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
Chandler & Powell,
 Real Estate and InsuraAcs AgentS.

FOR SALE.
 240 acres of very fine land at Elmore Station. This is excellent cotton and corn land also well adapted to the raising of all kinds of fruits and stock. Is amply watered by fine wells. also large creek running through the place. There is a nice homestead on the place, also some tenant houses. Price $2,400. We have 320 acres of well improved land in Bullock County, on the Central of Georgia R. R.. that We are author ized to sell at a bargain. For further information call and sec us.
 s3.5O0 will buy two fve-room houses and one four-room house. with lots 50x 100 each. These houses were built three years ago at an actual cost of S4bO0 This is one of the best Real Estate investments On:the market.
 Don't fail to see our list of houses before renting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
FOR sALE--HEAL ESTATE.


 FOR sALE-We have a nice ccesage home on nice shady street for S2. 3b0: now ts youx chance: don't put 1t off; monthly payments received Pierce Hardeman, 2z N. Perry St. AA FOR SALE for s4,e5O-A most desirable and attractive home in southern portion ok the city. containing seven large rooms with every modern convenience. In eKcel~ lent condition throughout large lot io0x t75 feet. with barn and carriage house any one seeking a profitable investment oF a desirable modern home. in the growing portion of the city, will find in this prop- ments Thomas X Gunter. "
 
 FOR SALE-We have just been authorized to put on the marekt a choice little bar gain in store and dwelling within three miles of city on paved road and superior location; party moving awayt large lot, on street car line. Sweatt & Westcott. 10 Perry St. n EVERY column of want ads contains bur led treasure"--for some onas for YOU, PioOap'g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

If you want a moderate priced, in walk ing distance of the post office we have one that we can sell you easy payments for $2,b00; S400 cash and the balance on long time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

On Hoicombe St. we have for sale one Of the best built houses on the street. It is new, well arranged, has cabinet mantels cosy reception hail. airy bed rooms. modern bath the lot IS deep and altogether 1t is quito attractive place. You can buy this place for s3, 800 cash, or half cash and balance at per cent interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

For s2,s50 we offer two houses and lots ants for s29 a month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

We have two 25 foot lots on Dexter Ave that can be bought for 20 per cent less than their real value
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
wANTED--MALE HEr.r.


 wANTED-MAIE HEI.r. MEN and boys wanted to learn plumbing day; many amy complete course @ % two months: graduates admitted to Union and Master PumSins schools s NeW Ysrs. cincinnsti Ss and 2 St. Louis. (Day and night class) For York. -''" "se'' wANTED-Men everywhere, good pay, to distribute circulars. adv. matter, tack signs, etc; no canvassing. Address National Ad- vertising O.. 100 Oakland Bank Bldg, Chi cago.
 
 WANTED-Two stenographers, ssO and ss5
 Ssnse onn of so ssa6, 10 @ good me1 we ,r offer Address 5S5. care The Advertiser. WANTED-Detective work, criminal paper with big cash rewards and photos free. Ad- dress American Detective Assn. Indian apolis. Ind 3 
 GOOD profitable positions open in all towns using ,sln gas; % selling patented speciality. Cen, wANTED-Men to distribute samples. tack signs, 8 daily; no canvassing. Continental Distributing Service Chicago. a tribute circulars. samples and advertising matter; good pay: no canvassing. Coopera- tive Advertising Co. New York 3 LARGE financial house, established 1s4s, which acts as general promoter of high class enterprises of merit wants the ser vices of gentlemen of good appearance and address. business and social standing to par,ies in which we are interested ' we % do not want cheap we want only those who are capable of earning s5.oOO or more n year; compensation based n commission until ability is proven. then salary and com mtssion at least tnree references required. Address Agency Dept. William Harney A x SHni j. e'0'o an" 10fk s''' Jersey City, WANTED-0fficc boy about Is or Is years Of age position permanent. and n going to ,cnooI ,cr oa aeft S year do not apply good place l wANTED-school janitor to live on the place and give his whole time: unmarried man preferred. Apply in the morning at 205 s. Hull St. wANTED-An intelligent negro man, mid understand care of horse and cow and be generally useful around place: good home nave 0f n 'ns Tsha nesTo @ must Address Butler ,care The Advertiser, ttf-3 WANTED-Intellieen man or woman to employ help for manufacturing company; steady work. good salary and Expenses; ref mouth Place, Chicago. III DEFECTIVE - Wanted, shrewd. reliable experience w - 9nnecessary. ] w Write t'eV Websters Detective Agency. Des Moines Iowa WANTED-Person to call on retail trade for manufacturing house; local territory; salary s26 paid weekly; expense money ad- yanced; previous experience unnecessary, American House. Star Bldg, Chicago wANTED-Reiiable man, each locality, as assistant manager for wholesale house; sal ary SEQ and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced; position permanent Ad- dress Manager. ISa Lake St.. Chicago 
 WANTED - Licensed druggist to take charge of small store; work light good sal ary; also an experienced drug ,lerk and soda dispenser Address P. O. Box 1sS Al lanta' Ga, .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

Nine miles from Montgomery We have $50 acres Of level sandy land that We are authorized to sell at $15 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

We have piece of undeveloped down town business property that We think we can show a good thing In to a man who can invest about sI6. coo and has some judg- ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
T. N. KOHN & SON. 2e t Com merce St

Near Bell St bridge we have the corner -.the only corner at the bridge. There Is probobly more passing at this spot than at any point off of Court Square in the county. store here would have the best chance at all of the trade tributary to this dis trict. We are offering this property for sale, It is a beautiful chance for some wide awake man. You will find the price and terms right. Titles guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

We want to buy 100 acres of pretty good sandy land We have a customer who Is ready to buy provided the place is fairly well located and Is not too high.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

Down fin the old reliable 5th ward. near the railroad, We have for sale a mighty good piece of property that We are offer ing pretty cheap It's right up against big railroad property, and some time in tho near future there's going to be a specula- tion in this property. and in the meantime you will get a fair interest your money
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

We have 32O acres of hammock land on the gravel road about Is miles from Mont gomerY that you can buy for Sll an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

v;M. KohN SON
 Near Bell St bridge we have the corner -"the only corner at the bridge. There Is any point off of Court Square in the county. store here would have the best chance s %e 'hs are sferns n pfoperty ns % for sale, It is a beautiful chance for some wide awake man. You will find the price and terms right Titles guaranteed. We have four lots very desirably located that we offer at $3,200 for the bunch. It is our judgment that by improving these lets with sSoo o houses y9s can clear a net this property to bona fide buyers. We want to buy 100 acres of pretty good ready to buy provided the place is fairly well located and Is not too high.
  We have two 25 foot lots on Dexter Ave. that can be bought for 20 per cent less than On Hoicombe St. we have for sale one Of the best built houses on the street. It is cosy reception hall, airy bed rooms. modern bath; the lot is deep and altogether 1t is this this" place for is,5co cash, or half cash and balance at per cent interest rented to good. prompt-payins white ten ants for s2s a month
 If you want moderate priced, in walk ing distance of the post office we have sa'5oo; st0o cash and the balance on long aHs time Near the old Plant System shops we have about an acre of ground with six practically new negro houses on 1t. This property should always rent to good ten ants. The man who owns 1t wants money and you can pick up bargain in this 10 net you better than 10 per cent interest, and if you haven't all the money we will lend you little less than half of 1t on long time. $2,S50 will buy the whole thing. We have a piece of undeveloped down town business property that We think we can show a good thing in to a man who can invest about S16.OO0 and has some judg- ment.
 We have 32O acres of hammock land on
  gomery that you can buy for $ll an acre.
 
 Nine miles from Montgomery We have $50 acres of level sandy land that We are authorized to sell at $15 an acre. Down fin the old reliable 5th ward, near the railroad, We have for sale a mighty pIy eSsap S taas S we .ao,st ss ofS railroad property, and some time in tho near future there's going to be a specula- you will get a fair interest on your money. We have 70 acres just beyond the south ern suburbs that we are authorized to sell We believe that at the price there's S25 an acre in the property.
 We want to buy two or three small places for customers who haven't all the cash places that won't run over tl,500 to Sl, 75O
 
 F.M KoHN & SON.
 2sM Commerce St.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

lot 50x175 feet. in southern portion of the lot b0xl70 feet. in southern portion of the city; elegant home site or good investment; purchaser can realize handsome profit on this lot in less than 12 months. Thomas & Gunter. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

We have four lots very desirably located is our judgment that by improving these lots with $500 houses you can clear a net profit of $1,500. We will be glad to show this property to bona nde buyers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay, to distribute circulars. adv. matter, tack signs. etc; no canvassins. Address National Ad- vertising Co. 100 Oakland Bank Bldg, Chi cago. 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
FOR IsENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT--To gentlemen couple large. desirable room, furnished or unfurnished.
 Apply MT, Grant .at Ellis Furniture Co. or l12 s. Perry St. lS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

We have 40 acres just beyond the south ern suburbs that we are authorized to sell We believe that at the price there's $25 an acre in the property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

FOR sALE-Two story six room modern dwelling, near Capitol. renting for $500 per year. price $3O00; this would make ex- cellent home for you. Pierce & Hardeman.
 22 g. Perry St II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
FOR RENr-REsIDENCEs-

FOR RENT-six room cottage. 329 Clayton St; closets, bath, gas electricity, servants room good back yard and neighhorhood near two car lines Apply Szi Slayton S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy a good. gentle horse. Davis Bazaar. phone 566. 9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27

ture lands in Crenshaw County; also lots and improved property in Luverne. Apply to J. o. sentell Luverne Ala su--ll
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
LARGE AUDIENCE
Heard DR.. .Watson's Lee
ture Last Night.

The Holy Land lectures whit,
nave been given in the Baptist churcl
unFlns this week, were continued las
night. Pastors and aocks of III,
Presbyterian, Methodist and Gomez
gational churches we're present. eacl
giving up their services.
The lecturer spoke on desert life
lie dealt with the Hebrew original
and called in his own experience II
the several deserts of the east +,
SHOW that a desert was not of ne
cessity a waste of sand. but simpI,
waste or uncultiyated land.
In the 9th chapter of Marks COS
pei he read that in the desert place
the people sat down on the green
grass. Abraham was said to have
pastured his nocks in the Desert OF
Beersheba. and the Ethiopian eunuch
was baptised in water found in a des.
ert place. This had been a matter
OF difficulty to those who thought
the deserts were expanses of sand.
The professor dealt with the irri-
cation of the land. and showed that
the people stored up their water from
the rains and then conducted it in
stone cemeured channels to the land
needing it, These channels were
covered with slabs OF stone to pre-
vent evaporation Solomon built. g.
GOO years ago three great storages
for water at Ethan. miles from Ie-
rusalem, and conducted il to the Holy
City in these irrigating channels. The
natives call these channels "aphe-
kah, and the same word was used
in the Bible, and was lost to us who
understand irrigation, because the
translation was water brooks" The
several other forms Of irrigation We're
also dealt with.
The deserts We're dangerous, be
cause of the wild beasts and Arabs
making them their homes. The shep-
herd had to attend his lloclls as they
grazed in these places, and at times
he lost his life defending the sheep.
David considered the Lord to be so
effective a shepherd that he would
fear no evil. The Palestinian shep-
herd taught his sheep to know and
obey his voice. No stranger can take
mp the words of command and be
obeyed by them. Jesus said his
sheep knew his voice and obeyed
him. and they would not heed the
voice of strangers.
The lecture this evening is on the
unwritten laws of the people. and are
the outcome of much close obserya-
tion on the part of the lecturer
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
R E A L E s 7 A T E
BARGAINS

No lo6G.--Nice 4-room cottage on
Ouray; nearly new VIII trade
for ranch property. ....... $50
No. 517.-lO acres, miles from
the city; all in full bearing or
chard; owner agrees to guaran-
tee 1000 boxes of peaches this
year; 400 apple and pear trees
...-........... $1,000
No. 954.-2 z acres close to the
CITY ..... ........... $500
No. SSS.-A pair of nice lots on
Rood avenue. .............. 1910
Money to loan on real estate or
chattel security. Fire insurance in
the best old line companies Be
lieving that the present rate of IN
surance is high enough. we never
charge a policy fee. When you have
deed, lease or other contract to
be drawn we will do 1t for a very
moderate charge.