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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
ZIRkLE G MOORE.

CLovERDALE LCTS-the best resi- dence suburb around Montgomery. Property has advanced more in this section of the city during the past three years than any other. Elegant residences have been erected and are being contemplated, and the vacant lots will double in value in the next year or two. Improvements of every character are being made Get our figures on elegant residence sites in this beautiful locality while you can get them cheap and select the best. Lots from $25000 up. Terms to suit purchasers,
 FOR SALE--$1.500 will buy nice five room cottages on Bellinger Heights. $500.00 cash, balance on long time. Here is q chance to secure you a home or get good investment.
 FOR SALE-$1, ,S00.00 will buy five room cottage in Southern part of city located between Perry and McDonough Street. It has beautiful elevation and IS 50xl90 feet. House is newly pa- pered. painted and has sanitary con nections. The house alone is worth the money, and the lot could not be bought for less than $900.00. If you want a real bargain in home or in- yestment. see this Monday morning. If you have not the money we will lend you most of it to buy this.
 FOR SALE--We have just been au- thorized to sell one of the loveliest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
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cottages in this city. If fs fonataa one block from South Perry streef. where vacant lots are selling from $2,S00.0o to ss,O00.o0 a piece. This cottage was built for home ana has handsome cabinet mantels is newly papered and painted, lot is 100 fact front by 150 feet ceep and has GooA barn and stables. We are going to sell it this week for se,4o0. The party who buys it is sure to make q big profit on it.
 FOR sALE-s1.6oo will buy five- room cottage with lot 60xl00 feet This property is located in fifth ward and will make a nice little home or investment.
 FOR sALE--we have just had plao- ed with us for sale one of the best homes In the County. It Is located on the Carter Hill Road about twenty miles from the city. Fine gravel road runs through the place. It con tains 32e acres of land with good sev- en room residence and five good ten ant houses. The land Is red clay and rich Ioam bottoms, Leased to first class tenant for eleven bales of cos- ton. will sell at price to pay big in terest on investment.
 INSURANCE-we write fire insur- ance in the best companies. and lend money on city property on short ne. tice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
BUY PROPERTY
w. B. z aVidson,

Buv it now before it gets too high.
 For Sale-S50.0O cash and $20 per month for rive-room cottage on Hlgh- land AVen Ie, corner lot. Price, $l,SoO. Do .t now if yo uare going to do IL at all. "A ... .o,o+ i,,,,as+. ment, in five blocks of Court square Price, S2.950. Pays $500 per year rent'
 Vacant lot near Mildred on Amanda; shady side, perfectly level. The kind Soa So1ug pay y'S SS2.O60 for, for s1,25o.
 Vacant lot on Holcombe, size 5OXl6e, for S1.55O. They won't last long.
 1s5 feet on Forrest Avenue, only eft,y wards from the Park" itself; shady side. Others are getting $45o her lot, but we will sell this week the bunch for $1.075.
 TWenty-two vacant lots between washington Park and the A. c. L. shops for $1,150. Now Is your time to speculate. They are worth $loo per For sale-Nine room residence and foiIr tenant rooms, renting for $10, big bouse rents for $22. Price to quio k bHver. S2,625. We have had $2,4oo ot- For Sale-Negro house on Vandiver S+reet near Cleveland Avenue. Brings Sso rent Price to first and quickest Ouy in 1 ali real estate matters see us. We know and will post you. Phone 46l' JUNIUS J. PIERCE & CO.,,
 Over 1. LsVystslh's.
 Cor. Dsxtsr Ava. and s. Court St.
 Phone Aai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
w. B. Davidson, Real Estate and Insurance,
 Sta \. LOurt St,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY A GOOD IN-
 VESTMENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY A GOOD IN-
 VESTMENT.
 Even a casual observer must note the rapid development of Montgomerys su- burbs; values have doubled, Ill many tn' stances, in a comparatively short space of time; new buildings are going up In every direction; suburban investments have paid in the past and there are still great profits for future Investors. AM OFFERING SUBURBAN PROP"
 ERTY at investment prices and in all the suburbs of the city.
 WILL SELL 13O acres in the western part of the city at the small price of S2O0 per acre. Much of this land can be sub divided into lots and sold at from $4OO to $1,000 per acre.
 A smaller investment l offer com prises a block of lots for sl,5OC These lots should sell at retail at $l25 to $150 each.
 Dwelling lots in South Montgomery at from s550 to $500 and lots in North MontTomery at from $100 to $l50, arc on my sale list and numerous fine dwellings in the city.
 FLATS OF THESE LOTS can be seen at my office,
 w. B. [ aVidson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
ENGRAVING.

THE BEST-send your work to us for satis- factory results and quick execution. all known processes. The Advertiser Engrav- ing Co, phone se7 Montgomery, Ala tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
FOR SALE.

Three-room negro house for $50 cash and s1O per month. Why do you pay rent when you can buy this way.
 Benj. F. Hardeman,
 22 South Perry Street. wanted--You to know that can sell you a new five-room house in good white neighborhood for $50 cash and Benj F. Hardeman, 22. South Perry Street. For SaIe-Only one more lot on the shady side of Pleasant Avenue, for sale at the price of s1,S5o.
 For Sale-Two beautiful lots on Hol- cornbe Street for $1.S50 each, elevated. For Sale--New nine-room dwelling, close in and on corner on shady side, also on car line; price $4,600.. close in, for $2,750.
 For SaIe-Two new houses on Ross Street, cheap for cash, or will sell on easy terms.
 The Barber Shop Is still on the mar ket and the price Is $1.150 this week. I still have my six acres, and the price is $2,350 this week.
 For Sale-I can sell you eight lots at Highland Park for $1,100.
 Four beautiful lots on Forest and Highland Park, $1,10.
 BEMJ. E. HARDEMAN,
 22 s. Perry Street.
 Some nice houses for Rent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Fire. Life, Accident. Tornado. Plate Glass Burglar, Boiler and Liability In- surance for the BEST COMPANIES.
 FOR sALE-Pretty seven room house on South Court Street, all conveniences and near in. Lot 52xl6o. %,eOO.OO,
 FOR sALE-s6.25O.Oo will buy a handsome, new two story eight room house. thoroughly. modern. Cabinet Mantles. Gas and Electric Lights, Bath up stairs and down. This property is about four blocks from Court Square and is elegantly located m the best residence section of the eity. $2'SoOO0 CASH and Balance on time at per cent
 FOR sALE-Five room house on AdaD1s Street-Corner property-Lot 70X1OO Price $3,70O.OO.
 FOR sALE-New five room house on ranged and in good n nelEn d nornoodLI T. SI5o' 00 CASH, Balance $zo.oO per month PRICE NGP sszz;Il,fE@New five room house on South McDonough Street: nicely ar ar St.l5 SouIn ""' 'ot 50x155--S150.00 CASH, Paisnce Ta'is 1e: s90.o0 per month PRICE, Chandler, Powell X Co.
 Real Estate and InsuEanOs AEent'' IT S. Perry St. Phone 1924
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
rYrEWRITERs.

Tr5 --Rented at s4 .OO and Ss. 0t ner Tnonth-satisfactoT service guarGntssso Sea the late models Fox before purchastaS or renting. Terry Davaa6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
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For immediate sale we nffer 20 acres near Highland Park. and iu tive minutes walk of the car line running through Madison Ave ioiniug this tract has heen platted into iots' Two Of these lots sold tfis week for $5OV, ana others have sold during the past month at same price. It looks to us that It IS cinch for good profits in this property Ior the buyer at the price otfered' We can carry s1.500 loan on it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

If sold at once $500 vii buy a lot near corner Jackson and Pelham. The lst va cant lot west of Jackson. 50x1S0 and alley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
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We have a piece of downtown property est It is a $40, 900 investment It is leas- ed for ten years to one of the best firms m Mon.gouery It is not a possible per cent. net investment, but the lease IS suen that it is absolutely. per cent interest," which makes the investment as safe as cup ping government bond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

I request my friends who have prop ertv for sale, to list 1t with me. My very best efforts will be used in your behalf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

If you have s1o.o0o to invest we can put you next to downtown proposition tnai " worth your money And if you haven't but S5. GOO We can lend you the balance at low rate This Is your chance to get busy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

you next to downtown proposition that " sco s0qs We Sas lend sS ssu the op low rate. This Is your chance to get ousS' May be you are in the market. for really wlfe sfHs would would ask if she bad carte bians. wei, if you are. we have just such l ss ov an ss M noa.s Aas yCa would Rsis plan cost you twice what you expect to pay This place S toa1s t sSeathsd ssss located and you can buy it for 5000 less than. you could possibly duplicate i'
 - for sale that will net you per cent inter est. It is a $4o,0Qo investment It IS leas- s for ten years Sns Of the possible sssi tirs per cent. net investment, but the lease Is such that it is absoluseIy getr s se nafe as ciip ping government bond For immediate sale we pffer 20 acres near the car line, just heyond the city iimifs at the car line running through Madison Ave- nue. in captcl Heights. The property ad- 1ening s th,s these e lots sold is week for $500 and others have sold during the past month at S ss so price aesa pres m n s property @ for inc buyer at the pEiee offered. We can carry si.s00 loan on it.
 On the corner of Scott and Decatur story house of seven rooms. This hou1s haS n was a designed @ and supervised by Ausfeldt ,6 ShSP%Ranf oP Raf casS. snS Saiance % at per cent If vou ara thinking of building a flat house come in and let us tell you or place ;nes o Sua1S and sti removed from business Street taxes are paid and the property IS raPloly enhancing In value.
 
 
 ssoo vii buv from us this week a level and pretty lot on Virginia Avenue.  r, v,,, want A home in 5th ward, We can sell you a good one Tor PS'oVV' HH't |s9Ii'
 
  
 For S+.35o we offer two houses In 5th Ward easily worth S5,0o0. small I'm provenent to the property will make them nav Interest on S6, 0OO. Call at office fl ! interested.
 l We offer for sale one of tha best manu- ] featuring sites in Montgomery. It Is con Venient to business, the acreage Is ample tol | any business. located in Montgomery, hai facilities from two of the biggest railroad | lines and price Is a bargain. l If sold at once $500 will buy a lot neal l corner Jackson and Pelham The lst va | cant lot west of Jackson soNlSO and alley
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
Don't Forget

To give us your Insurance. We write Fire Life, Accident. Tornado. Plate Glass, Burglar, Boiler and Liability En- surance for the BEST COMPANIES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Maybe you are in the market for really good home a home that is all that your wife would ask if she bad carte ,s, hians, s1,sh a piace that we can sell. And you need take no risk on having the house you would plan cost you twice what you expect to pay hard wood finished. storm sheathed. steam heated. built of the best material ideaIy located and you can buy 1t for s4,Oe9 less than. you could possibly duplicate it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
FOR RENT--ROoMs.

FOR RENT-Furnished unfurnished en- fire inner floor four rooms and bath: good
 location; rent reasonable. H. C. s.. care Advertiser. su-wed-is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

FOR. RENT-Furnished room. all modern conveniences; two young men preferred; references required Apply 1l9 South Bain- bridge Street. ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

wANTEp-Youns men to occupy nice fur nished rooms; good table board all mod ern convenieneee, and near in. Apply 2oS WiIkerson or phone 2664. lS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

FOR RENT--One or more furnished rooms; south of Court Square and within three bIocks Address W. care of Advertiser.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

w. A. sAFFoLD. Phone a20. Moses Building
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

For Rent-Neat four-room cottage on Gordon Street, for $1O per month; city water, large lot, half block of street car
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

wanted--You to know that can sell you a new five-room house in good white neighborhood for $50 cash and $25 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

For SaIe-Only one more lot on the shady side of Pleasant Avenue, for sale at the price of $1,350.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
ZIRkLE & MOORE. Real Estate, insurance. Loans, Bonds.
 2I5Dexter Ave.

On a corner on Columbus Street. com plete six room cottage. Recently paint ed and papered throughout. and has, all water connections. Large lot. Easf- ly rent for $500 year. $3,15o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

On the corner of Scott and Decatur Streets just across from the Decatur street High school we. have for sale a new two story house of seven rooms. This houSe Ssr he bought cheap for Immediate sale It has aU the conveniences and 1t Is well ouit It was designed and supervised by A1steIdt I,1t ca sh' or half cash. balance at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

At Oakley, four lots 50xl50 with de- sirable five room dwelling; also barn, stable, and out house $2,650.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

An attractive place on Virginia Ave- nue, west side. Six large rooms. kltch- able for some one wanting a home. $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Good piece of investment property on South Lawrence. Large dwelling in best section of this street renting for s5I0 a year. Only $4,750.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

AGENTS--New offer, write for 1t; winner: i: big money maker. Agents making $3e to
 $50 weekly. giying handsome mirror free with each dollar six cake box soap at 35 cents Crew and branch office managers doubling this. Parker Chemical Co. Chi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.

FOR RENTING. 8 Grove Street. rooms
 modern and in good repair possession can be had now. BenJ F. Hardeman, 22 South Perry Street. 1S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

FOR RENT-one furnished and one unfur- nished room; with or without board, 22l Coa lun1bus St lS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

FOR SALE-Pretty seven room house on South Court Street, all conveniences and near in. Lot 52x160. $7,e00.0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

We offer for sale one of tha best maDu- featuring sites in Montgomery. It Is con venient to business. the acreage Is ample for any business. located in Montgomery, has facilities from two of the biggest railroad lines and our price Is a bargain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
FOR SALE.

HAMs-l2c. Fancy sugar cured hams l2c ib; Q. K Cash GrocerY 25 Monroe St., phone 4t2ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

If you are thinking of building flat house come in and let us tell you of place to build on A spot near the heart of bus ines and still removed from business street enhancing in value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
wAsTED-AGENTs.

WANTED Special agent s5,ooo annually easily made selling our popular Life. Health. and Accident Policies. apointing agents. Ex- periencel unnecessary. unique proposition.
 continuous income. attractive plan, old. es- tablished Company. Write Royal Fraternal Union. st. Louis. Mo. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

ONE four room. furnished house for rent
 Apply 14 Pelham St. 14
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

FOR RENTING or three rooms for light housekeeping. Very convenient. i1S Church:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

wANTED-one or two young men for luxu- riously furnished front rooms. first floor, bath and telephone convenient; three blocks from Square. in private family. W. II. s.
 care Advertiser. IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

numbers: readable darkest nights: easily sold: profits large; samples free Wright Supply O.. Englewood. III. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Wanted: To borrow $5.ooo on gilt edge city real estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

For Sale-Two beautiful lots on Hol- coinbe Street for $1.350 each, elevated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

FOR RENTING furnished rooms with hot and cold baths attached conveniently To- cated to two street car lines Address F. o
 Box. No. ts. is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Two four room cottages on Souti Hull, renting for $500 year. The tw' for $2,500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

AGENTs-Make ss daily s>ilng the cheap est and most perfect water filter ever in
 vented. Retails at $2. co. Big profit. Ex- elusive territory. Seneca Filter Co. Sem eca. Mo. 2ot-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
Chandler, Powell X Co.

Real Estate and InsuEasoe AEen'A' IT S. Perry St. Phone 1924
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

MANAGER WANTED-one of the best known wholesale speciality manufacturing worthy representative at Montgomery. VIII pay expenses and salary of Sl,500 per an nun, also liberal commission allowance. In vestment of Sl,n00 required during term of employment Highest commercial refer erces given and required. Address: R. C. wilson. Auditorium Bldg, Chicago ILL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
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The Ocala banner., 1906-10-05
Noted BunzeI Case Up For Trial.

Newport, R. l., Oct. 2.-The noted
Bunzel case came up for trial today
in the first district court of Newport
county. This is the case in which
Chief Yoman Bunzle, stationed here
at the naval training station here
brought suit against the Newport
Amusement Company because admis-
sion to dance hall was refused him
while he was in uniform. 1t is stated
that Rear Admiral Charles S.
Thomas, commandment at the naval
training station, is paying half the
expenses of Benzle's suit and it is
understood that the navy department
is behind the action. President Roose-
welt has sent Real Admiral Thomas
one hundred dollars as his contIibu-
ton to the expenses of the action,
which is taken in defense of the Unit
ed States uniform.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-05
UNCLE SAM IN POSSESSION.
No Trouble Antieipated-Insurgents
Well Satisfied and Claim They
Have Won Their Fight-Deposed
President Seems Detected.

Havana, Oct. 1.-THE landing of
any considerable number Of Ameri-
cans took place Sunday when $50 ma
rines came ashore from the squadron
in the harbor. This force proceeded
to Cienfugos II was explained
that these movements were not made
on account of any trouble in Cien-
fugos, but for .Ae purpose Of exert
ing calming influence on the local
situation which contains some possi-
bility of conflict by reason of the
tense feeling existing between the
government volunteers and the in
surgents.
The day at the palace opened
quietly and rather gloomily.
There ars as yet no signs Of Secretary
Taft's occupation of that edifice
which was the scene of a number of
farewells to ex-President Palma and
his family. The members Of the dip
lomatic corps and the consul gener-
ais called in body to say goodbye.
They gave expression to so many
sincere words of friendship and ap-
probation Of the character and kind
ness of the late head If the repub-
lie. Senior Palma received all his
visitors with quiet dignity and seem
ed entirely reconciled to going. al
though he still appears detected at.
the outcome of the revolution.
Gen. Pine Geurra, speaking today
of the new situation in the island,
said all the men of his force were
eminently satisfied with the arrange
ments. He expressed the belief that
the stability of the government was
now assured, and predicted that nev-
er again would there be revolution
in Cuba, thanks largely to the United
States government for the hand it
had taken in the settlement Of the
difficulty.
While many of his men wanted to
parade in Havana before dispensing.
he thought this was unnecessary, and
General Guerra said there would be
no demonstration that would permit
Of the possibility of renewal of the
previous feeling. Asked whether
his men shared his contentment with
the proposition to return quietly to
their homes, Gen. Guerra said:
THE men under our commands will
obey US. Those who do not certain
ly never were with US. The revolu-
tion is ended, and we have won. so
we are supremely content"
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-05
1888 1898 1918

AS will be seen from the above.
the rainfall for May, June and July
of this year was greater than for
the same months of 1904 and 1905
together. ~ A
Now that shipments of hard rock
SO far this year, have been ahcut
81. coo tons in excess of the same per-
iod of 1905, it will appear tina. pro-
duction ha sheen corresponding
heavy. but such is not the real con-
diticn Of things. This Increase has
been supplied from last year by the
various companies. and which are
now entirely depleted.
At the present time there is less
rcck CL top of the ground in Florida
than for many years past. or since
rock has been mined in anv consid-
cradle quantity Correspondence in
American Fertilizer.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-05
couRr RULES wEAsy QUEEN.
Afonso's Bride Finds Spanish Gus
toms Very Trying-Royalty Woaic
Be Dumbfounded II She Appeared
in Evening Gown.
Special to the Ocala Banner:

Special to the Ocala Banner:
London, Oct. 2.-Before the mar
riage of King Alfonso and Queen VIC
toria many people prophesied that
she with her fresh, simple unconven-
ticnality would be too much for the
|stiff convention of the Spanish court.
More, however, considered that the
conventions would be too much for
her.
According to Madrid letter the
latter case appears to be coming
true. The young queen is SAID to
be particularly annoyed at the OBJ
stacles put in the way of inviting old
friends to stay with her. Some of
her closest girl friends who are with
out the strain of royal blood which
the court conventions of Spain deem
requisite for them, were received
there as the queens guests, King
Alfonso was at her side but the Ia
dies of the court remained unmoved.
So the young queen wrote to King
Edward for advice, which came in the
form of a recommendation to be SEN
sible and respect the peoples stu
pidity when necessary and when in
time, If you are wise you will have
everything your own way.
Another court custom which has
tried the patience of the young queen
is that she must appear at dinner
every evening il full Spanish even
ing dress. II she appeared at quiet
dinner in the simple evening gown
which is favored by all royal ladies
of England at such domestic gather
ings the Spanish court would he
Jun,bfounded.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-05
Man VS.. Horse.

A man (Schrubb) has run mile in
SO minutes, 40 seconds; another man
(Hutchens) has run 800 yards in 80
seconds; another man (George) has
run mile in 4 minutes, IL "a Sec
onds. OF all running records. this
last appears most unapproachahle,
and it seems likely to stand for a
long time.
Men like Schubb, Bacon and Deer
foot. who have covered very close on
twelve miles in the hour, could GER
tainly hold their own with most car
riage horses over good road: if the
gait chosen were walking instead of
running, the quadruped would be bad
ly worsted.-rhe Grand Magazine.