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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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S&5 Miss Kate Kegney has returne to-
4Lynchburg, after q leng thy visit 70 Mrs s.
James Donahoe. 5.ss ass III 3slS
Mrs. Joseph Warmer is at home from
d pleasant visit to West Point friends.
Miss NJ. Virginia "A lien ha returned to
the city after q pleasan visit to NJ r. y
ia. Pitts's cottage 9, 8Willoughby5 BEG On also
ito friends and relatives IN ~ oriolk and
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5is visiting her brother, Mr. p. II. Moore,
at No. II South Laurel Street
Mr.. Benjamin Il Ravens, professor Of
music at Smarter College, Rome. Ca. has q
after a pleasant visit to his friend, Cas-
ton LIchtenstetn. at No, s14lo Grove AVE-
nue.. II !. /. n
Mrs. VS., Quarles and children, Of
No, 913 West Marshall Street have re-
turned from q month stay ct Ta ylors
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III Mrs. w. L 8. Quarles VIII leave the city
Monday morning for q weeks stay In
Philadelphia and Atlantic tl''sI City
Mrs. John ", Aiass,e is spending sew
eral days with relatives and friends "
Roanoke, J.
Miss Nellie Htrattan has returned home
for a month. and will then 90 70 Nlag 50 e
Falls. jI5 !. VI " s55 NJ
G. Miss. Nellie Taylor d No. $40 south
Laurel street has
] ii, North and South Care lina, III III 53 Y
~ Mrs, N, y D. wilkinson, Of North Twenty
seventh Street, left last Monday on an
extended Northern trip. 70 Visit Phl!a.
5delphia, New York, Atlantic City and
Baltimore, !. VI * i5a3
@ Miss Gertrude Kennel returned Friday
from a SIX weeks visit IN AT anta u Ga.
nh 4 II lSs @ 55s ri 4 n
IS Mrs. w. II. /, Thompson and her little
daughter, Lucille, have returned from a
delIahteul trip to New Haven. New York
and PhIladelphia, They Were aocom "a
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unanimous. The voters took \ q recess OF
thirty minutes, from 1 10 to ~ 49, and
then q reconvened for the election OF q o
successor to Lieut. enant-C olonel Perry
Thirty three Of the thirty I've commits g
stoned officers were presen Those abb
sent from the meeting were First Lieu;
tenant Thomas Larkin,% Of Frederick
burg !; First tenant re hey. Of a
sandria. and Lieutenan It r Dwell, OF DAN
Syille,f the latter Of whom has not yet been
commissioned.
The meeting was Il cal led to order BY
#Ad3utant General nderson, who madeaa
short ad drcss OF uelco sand explained
the reason OF the NEE ting. & 1mr,edia ely
after, ~ the clectlon Y OF II q II successor 81 to
Colonel And erson was gone into. here
were only two candle dates for the posi-
tion-L ieutcnant-Co colonel Perry, OF staun-
ton, and Captain George \. skipwttth, q
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as / ~ Luck Number,

"A The holder az lucky number. % Ia Will
please call and recei I've plan q mai fled sotl,e
time ego by yrs. James Quinn of NO 500
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lpulIma /, SIsspsr TO LyNchbura, Natural
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chesaps cake and Ohio train leaving Rlch-
smuond All b;lb III. M. dn lly Sexo epts Sunday
S ,,l Jamss llysp Line, carries through
4 sleeper, 10 Iynchbprg, Natural Bridge
and ciiittot, org arglY Wing l.yAehbugg
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ana tton Forge ID Res',rnlng
llslsspsr Will arrive Rlchmond $40 ~,
soc s,,iit ncy al Lypcllbprg s;so r,
Daily trail, leaves Rlchmbna for Lynch
burg and Natural Bridge az lQiao AZ, MI,
With parlor car, $ y! lft Y sll; q Fss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Lace Bargains

Nh Special lot OF Iacesi worth up to 45c----
i$Yack, C1uny. Appiique Med llions, etc
also Colored IAtes for ian u We ~, i Black
lLaces, n etc., dtils up to 10 inches; your
choice from this lot a.
III 81, 90 Iace Yokit1Es. exquisite atterns,
in wtlte and cream. to close out AZ half gil;
price Per yard 100
al black Ia ,Tosca former l selling
Sprioe Wa i 20; sais price now q NJ
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BIZ Embr Bar ains

1.ot -Hn,broidsr sold " - ! ana 1oc
yard price, 6cs 81.
y 1.ot y broideries, soid 70, and \, i7c
yard price. 20.
Lot y Embro tderies sold S1sc ana e
yard III price 1lc.
y r.ot -Ek1abroid er4es, aoid 20 ana soc
yard l. price. l4c.5 isSs
m Lot g. Esnbroid sries, sold / 50 and 4oc %
yard price. 30c. 5sS
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Hsos. from rwpiss 70 Rerosssl from I.eae5 y ~.
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. Big Value y III M Y. i ].

aOc Best China M 0cs q ya e:
$50 China Mat ting, e g yar g
"a "a Mating /, 10c q yard
Boys Knee Pants 500 aua1i all sizes tl.as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
JUDGE WEAKLEY'S FRIENDSHIP
 FOR WHITE MANS DEMOCRACY
Reply Made to Attack on Him for His Vote Sus- taining the Political Rights of lhe White Man in the Black Belt Counties Anonymous
 Circular in White Counties Answered.

bama counties. and were assured that
 when Jefferson wants anything 1t can
 rely on the Black Belt
 | We doubt If the above mentioned circular is being circulated in Black Belt or fin South Alabama. If Judge Weakley did wrong in voting as he
 did, then the logic of the situation is that the next time a chance is offered : others should vote differently. His vote was not a thing done in a corr her and the attack on him for that vote should not be done in a corner.
 Let all the people know of it 10 .he
 end and that if sentiment be crea-
 ted that will express Itself in fixing a
 different basis of representation, the responsibility for the creation of this
 sentiment and making the change may
 be properly placed
 Circulars like the above mentioned l may have that effect Representation
 In the Legislature Is based upon pop-
 ulatton Representation in Congress
 and in the Electoral College is based upon population. If representation in
 Democratic Convention is based up-
 on the white population exclusively. as | was proposed by the Powell resolution.
 the white Republicans in North Ala hama. to the number of thirty thou | sand or more, would be cast against
 the white Democrats of the Black Belt Ot Aldpama' Wno nave carried the party to success on more than one 1 occasion. The Black Belt, which has l always been Democratic, consented to a primary for the nomination of ai4
 State officers. but they did feel that tP
 Democratic State Convention, solely
 for the purpose of keeping intact
 the party machinery. and for the norn-
 ination of judicial candidates, they
 were entitled to the same consideration
 that they had in the Legislature and
 that the State had in the halls of Congress and In the Electoral College,
 and to basis of representation that
 has existed for time immemoriaL Besides this. we think it singular
 that this issue should be raised only in the election of the Chief Justice of
 the Supreme Court of the state, and
 in behalf of a candidate from tho county of Montgomery, which likewise
 voted solidly in opposition to the same
 resolution, and which was one of the counties singled out for injury. if the
 resolution had been adopted. ana
 Lowndes county. the former home of Judge Tyson would also be shorn of
 It's strength If Judge Tyson's friends
 are to use this as an argument in the white counties, then the Black Belt Democrats, who feel that they have some interest at stake In this question, | ought to know who is doing it.
 Respectfully,
 William c. Ward. Chairman. ] Birmingham. Ala, August 25. 1888.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Communicated Tyson vs. Weakley.

To The Advertiser:
 Under the above caption q circular is being circulated extensively in North Alabama. It purports to be the re- print of an editorial from The New Era Herald which we are inform Winston county The circular Is be- ing used by the friends of Judge John R. Tyson, and as he has been in Birm- ingham for several days where the circular Is also being used. he must be cognizant of it. It contains some innuendoes that may be construed to reflect on Chief Justice weakley. hut 1t disclaims any purpose to do SO We do not notice these. But 1t, attacks Judge Weakley because of his vote In the last State Convention on the ques- ton of representation. He with the Unanimous concurrence of the Jefferson delegation voted for representation hased on population The language of the circular Is as follows:
 We do not mean to insinuate that Judge weakley is not a clean man. or that he is not a capable lawyer; hut he was at that time (date of his ap- pointment). comparatively unknown to the people of the State. except for his action In the Democratic State Convention et 1904. when he voted for the basis of representation in Demo-, GrdIie atfoUVfHAlNhF uFt'H tht pOpu9n- ton of the respective counties. and voted against the resolution offered by Mir. Powell of Butler. to put the basis of representation upon tine white" population of the counties. thereby securing to Black Belt politi- clans complete control of Democratic Conventions by the counting Of me gro' heads against the counting Of white" heads of the mountain coun- ties"
 It will be recalled that resolution was offered In the last State Conven- ton proposing to change the basis Of representation from population to white population. Its effect would be to seriously Impair the representation of the black belt counties. The pre- vious question had been ordered on the resolution when delegate from Mobile arose to question of parliamentary enquiry" and asked what was the difference between that resolution and "Crumpackerism." The vote was talk en and Jefferson's thirty t30l votes were cast against it. These thirty votes fixed the fate of the resolution. The Jefferson delegation evidently thought 1t unwise to fix one basis in Alabama and contend for another basis in Wash ington where the Grumpackcrs were busy Members of the Jefferson dele- gation were repeatedly thanked by del- egates from South and Middle Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
For. Sale.

Vacant lot, 71x530-Part of this large tract faces Cloverdale. This property is worth $f090 to $1.20o now, but the first nan Monday paying us $500 gets 1t.
 Vacant lot. Pleasant Avenue shady side, close to Mildred, $1,550. One of the few desirable ones left
 Vacant Lots, Virginia Avenue from s1.000 to SI.200. You may not think so, but if you don't buy now you will pay more for them next year. Why? Because vacant lots in good locations are scarce.
 nvestment--Cleveland Avenue. A. room cottage on Cleveland Avenue and four room house in rear. Renting for $21S. Price, $1,650.
 Columbus Stret, Ward 5-~6-room res idence. brings $500. Price $2.925. Bath and sanitary, hot and cold water.
 To the man who has a home for rent we want to say that we have more calls for houses than all the other agents put together Now if your house is not rented or rented to poor tenants, see
 PIERCE BROS..
 Cor. Court & Dexter, Phone 4s1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

We have a magnificent piece of busl- ness property, situated near the heart of the mercantile district, and now rented for $2,000 per annum. There is d great future for this property, and IF you are in the market for an invest ment of this kind, 1t will pay to let us know. Dexter Avenue Property for Sale. We have the exclusive sale of q prominent corner on Dexter Avenue The price Is reasonable and only small amount of cash is required.
 S3,250.
 Will buy a corner lot IDA by l6I, m cluding a splendid cottage and proml- nently situated in Highland Park Can make the purchaser satisfactory terms
 S5,O00
 Will buy a two-story nine-room resi- dence with stable and servants house. an Monroe Street. You will find this a bargain. Only s2.25o in cash IS re- quired.
 Small Dwellings, for Sale.
 We have several small dwellings Tor sale for s1.5Qo and upwards in various if YOU are in the market. as we are in a position to interest you.
 Apartments for Rent.
 We are the rental agents for the Adams Street, and we can offer to limited number the most medern dwelling apartments in this city, You can rent a single room or complete
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Davidson, Holt & Strauss Real Estate and Insurance.
 Business Property for Sale.

apartment. furnished or unfurnished, unon very reasonable terms. which Includes steam heat. hot and cold wa ter electric lights, house telephone and service of a janitor: Every opening In this building ts pI operly screened. Rooms and 0fices for Rent. | Ten rooms on Montgomery Street, which will be put in satisfactory con- dition to suit tenant Second and third floors of 127 Com merce Street, | Part of first floor of No. 20 Commerce lstreet. immediate possession can be had
 Dwellings, for Rent. If you are looking for a residence, let | us show you our list.
 Fire Insurance.
 We represent fourteen of the worlds lcatling fire insurance companies, there by giving us the best facilities to ham die all classes of business In this line, and our successful record is surely eNl- dence that we understand our business and sell to the public Insurance that Irsures."
 Gin House Insurauce.
 Let us know If you want to insure your gin house. as we can give you pro- tection in the best companies that in-
 We will inspect your property. so as to show you where possible to reduce your rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Negro Run over By Train.

GasdFden. Au~. 2A--l spec IaI. )---AbW Tyce 8 negro employed at the Southern Steel Companys plant. was run over by d switch engine last night about 10 o'clock and Instantly killed Tyce was standing on the track. and the engsns was drawing a hot got from tho steel furnace The man dld not see the en- gins. which struck him before e warn ing could De given TAe wheels passed it. The negro was from Anntston an4 had only heen employed a short time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Miss oidwun--Tve refused many, many offers of marriage. Gayboy (ab- sent t-mindedly)-Very thoughtful and considerate of you, I'm surs.--aGasgsn- dorfer Blatter,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

EFT us show you one of the prettiest suburban homes ss around Montgomery. This place Is a five-room cottage on lot I50x300 feet, close to car line and school. neighborhood Is ex- cellent and a most desirable home. Price. $6.soo.
 0N Holcombe Street we have a very good place consisting or e0xi56 foot lot with an up-to- date six-room house on IL l. This place is close In and II you desire to get close. to your work. this is a good oppor- tunity. Price, $5.o0o.
 UT at Capitol Heights we have Ea most beautiful place. eight rooms. porcelain bath. sanitary electric call bells. corner lot. in every room. folding doors and ig well worth every cent asked. Price, $3.500; $500 cash. balance, s30 per month.
 WE have one more excellent place. either a home or invest : ment. situated on McDonough Street. a seven-room dwelling, modern convepiences, and can be bought for $3,75o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
HELP WANTED.

WE WANT a number of good families with suitable help to work In Dwisht Cotton Mills at Alabama City Etowsh County. Ala. good houses cheap rents. good pay, healthy location. right at foot of Lookout Mountain, on application wiil forward our full Information about this the most bsauti- fui mill village in the South. Dwight Man nfanfnrina ca .-Au- 9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Chas. P. Gunter,

For snIe-l65 acres of gray sandy land with clay sub-soil, This land Is we'll located. and only eight miles from the city. Property in this neighbor- hood Is increasing in value every day. You can buy this place now for $22.50 per acre.
 For SaIe--Eighty acres of ham, mock land near Montgomery County. I am instructed to offer this piece of property for $20 per acre. One-half of .t is in cultivation balance in timber.
 For SaIe--A sixroom cottage on Vir- ginia Avenue This place Ia in good condition, and has all modern conven- fences. If you are looking for a nice home or good investment. this is your chance. Price, $3,200
 For Sale-I havo a modern ene-story house onA Clayton Street for S4.00e This house has six rooms, kitchen and bath room. and Is in good condition. If you are looking for a comfortable home. will be glad to show you this place.
 For Sale-A fine two-story eight room house on Madison Avenue. This place Is equipped with all modern com veniences and is an up-to-date home Price, Ss. 900.
 For saIe-An up-to-date six-room cottage lot 15O-350, on Fielder Avenue. This place is convenient tc street car line. and has all modern ccnveniences with barn on lot. You can buy this place for $6.b00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-I am offering a cottage on the hills and in fine neighborhood, large lot for half cash. balance at 6 per cent $3,500 is the price.
 FOR SALE--New four room cottage on elevated lot and rented to good ten- ant for $120. To quick buyer, $1 .000 or less
 FOR SALE-New modern cottage on car line for $10o cash and s20 per month, good neighborhood, $2,1jO.
 FOR SALE-I can self you a new five room house for $1.400 on easy terms.
 FOR SALE-A beautiful home on shady side, good neighborhood, paved sidewalks, lot large enough for anoth- CT house, $3,S50. The house on this lot Is worth the price.
 Three good houses for rent. close in. cheap at any price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

FOR EALE-One hundred tons nut coal just received, place your order Monday. It is clean and reforked. Phone 527. Dixie Coal Go. -16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
For Rent.

We are still able to offer our custom CTS a very desirable list of houses for rent. Call and see us regarding them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
nusrNrss oppoRrUNIrIEs.
Phone IS.

WE CAN ssIl your business--Any line any where quickly and profitably; sawmiIi. grocery, etc, partnerships negotiated. Bus iness bargains here and elsewhere TOT sais Correspondence, investigation solicited. Louisiana Business Go. New Orleans CoNcRETE--I am putting up sample wall with the only machine in the Uniteo States that will build seamless. continu- ous hollow wall without lumber. and with common labor all the work done on the wall will make estimates on any kind or building, from a cottage to sky seraper
 as per cent cheaper than brick. about the same cost as frame. see the work. Monday
 corner Montgomery and Lee Streets. or call at New Exchange Hotel, for particulars. e
 S. Northrop III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

ment anxious to marry; photographs and descriptions free. M A., Box !. Canon City Colo. --16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
PLANTATION.

500 acres, two and one-half miles from town, artesian wells, on gravel road. nice dwelling and several cabins on 1t. Prince, $40 per acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Davidson, Holt & Strauss ohone Is Phone oz.
wANrEp-noARp OK ROOM.

WANTEU-EUANW NW GM HFBUMs
 
 wANTED-Rooms and board by couple. no children; private family preferred. Address giving terms. Select" care Advertiser wANTED-Room and board by couple without children, close in References ex- changed. state terms, P. o. Box 3sl, City. -S
 FOR RENT-sTOREs.  FOR RENT-Cornsr store and dwelling at tached consisting of rooms. sanitary works and porcelain bath tub all modern conteniences. Phone 1911. --15 FOR RENT-October 1. two brick stores, 401-403 Dexter Avenue living apartments on second floor, wagon yard in rear & c. Starke POS S. Hull St.. Pho is is00
 --frf-sE- tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
We have a god cotton ofies for rshs

on tha Carter Hill baout 7M miles from loWn we have 40 acres of land. partly cleared. and nart ip gos9 dwood. The best neighborhoods in the county. The price is $35 an acre. cash. If you want at tha Haardt place on the right of the road. It Is tho piece of woodland aAjoiDing she Haardt land
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Hotel for Rent.
 We are authorized to rent one of the best hotels in the city, we'll furnished and commanding good class of trade. Will sell lease and furniture or lease only. An opportunity in that line. Call for particulars.
 House for Rl2.5O.
 We are agents for several very de- sirable four room cottages on Martha and Clayton streets which are renting for s1050 and $1250 a month. Several are brand new. None better in town for the price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
EDUCATIONAL.

MRS L. " LEDBETTER-will teach at Sayre Street School. the month of Septem- Der. Beginning Monday. August 27th.
 Terms $3 90. -a5-su-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

On the north side of washington Avenue between Decatur and Baipbrtdee Streets we have new swo story dwelling with al! modern conveniences that We offer to sell either for cash or half cash at price greatly belew what the property could be duplicated for. If interested call at the office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

WOULD YOU Marry if suited7 My matri- monial paper containing hundreds of adver- ',saments marfiageable people from the United States, Canada and Mexico. many rich. mailed free. E. K Gunnels. Toledo. Ohio --is-su-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

MONEY to Loan-We have money to loan on city and country real estate. first mort gages. Montgomery Abstract & Realty Co. L. W. Martin. President. II s. Perry Street.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

INSTRUCTION In mathematics given by Miss Mary M. Napier. Pupils prepared for So. Perry St. Telephone 1905. .--29 IF You overlook the want advertisements you overlook what to many people. Is 'the better haif' of the NEWS.
 MRS. MARY " LEDBETTER will teach at Sayre Street Scholl, the month of Septem- Der Beginning Monday. August 27th. Terms s3 OO -25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

We are preparing our list of farms for sale and wish to call to the attention of iSard ouners in this and adjoining counties that if you have lands that you wish to sell. 1t will prove to your interest to list Facilities for handling tarm lands. and guar antss satisfaction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-We are prepared to loan S10o, 900 on Montgomery City and sub urban property at 6 per cent. interest, for two. three or five years, with option to make payment annually or semi-annualy. Chandler 6 Douglass -27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

we have 0 very fine little red land farm close to oMntgomery. containing about 100 acres This property IS an the gaVeled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

vN. have several customers in the mar Aat Ter medium sized investments. If you ara trying tc devise way of dlspVstng a1 S0NE property We aen help you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

MONTGOMERY Agency of United States Mortgage and Trust Company. No So
 Ferry Street. unlimited money to lend on improved city property, repayment to suit borrower; am also pepared to make quick loans with local six per cent. money John Randolph. -27-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance,
 6 Commerce St.
PERSONALS.

MORPHINE, opium, laudanum. cocaine habit; myself cured will inform you ot harmless. permanent home cure. Mrs. Bald. Win. Box i212. Chicago. ts-ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

MISS GUssIE LEDBETTER-wnl teach a summer class at her residence. 30 Holcofnbe St, until Sept. 21. terms 75e per week
 Phone 2969. --23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
For Sale

A six room cottage on s. Jackson with all conveniences. Lot 50x170. Party leaving the city only reason for selling. This place has just been put on the market and is one of the most desirable we have been ahle to offer in some time. Price, $3,500.
 .HOIt&SOn I2 So. Perry St. Phone 655
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
ENGRAVING.

THE BEST-Send your work to us for sat-
 isfactory results and quick executie n. all known processes The Advertiser Engraving Co. phone s6T. AontRonery Ala. -tf