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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Chas. P. Gunter,

Real Estate, Insurance and Surety
 Bonds.
 20 Commerce Street. Phone 2957. For saIe-At $6.50Oo0 the prettiest lot on Fielder Avenue. This property has a frontage of 140 feet and a depth of 300 feet. Any one looking for a lot on which to build, will do well to investigate this one.
 For saIe-I have just had placed with me for sale very fine river plan tation. This place contains !, ,zo9 acres of land. of which 1000 are me bottom lands, and 200 are uplands. It is well improved and no trouble to rant. This plantation is only 10 miles from Mont romery If you want to make good investment, you will find 1t here: This place can be bought now for $12.50 per For saIe-For $2.sOO you can buy . modern, seven-room cottage located on a good street and in a good neighbor- hood. If you are looking for bar gain, I would suggest that you inves- tigate this piece of property.
 two-story. nine-room house with all conVentences. This house Is only a few blocks from Court Square and Is in good neighborhood. If you are In the market for a home 1t will pay you to For saIe-For $3.2OO I am instructed tc sell modern six-room cottage. with lot 10ox165. This house is located near Oak Park and Is convenient to two street car lines. Can make terms tO suit
 Chas. P. Gunter, Real Estate. Insurance and Sure
 ty Bonds.
 20Commerce St. Phone 2957
 Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
For Sale.

 First-six vacant lots, 3 on Carter these lots are 250 feet deep: Price, $1,60O Some one can make $1.-
 900 clear out of this.
 ing for s22S. Price. Si.625. You
 can't beat this. Third-vacant lot on west side Pleas
 ant Avenue, foot ideal elevation.
 Price. $1.400.
 Fourth-Three 3 room houses bring
 ing $16O rent Price. $1.O5o. Fifth-Two nice lots on Virginia Ave
 very reasonable. sixth-store on South Court Street.
 25x1OO. Price. $2S.ooo. seventh-seven room cottage on
 lot. Price. s2,SOo. Eighth-Three room, good houses,
 bringing. $1So and vacant @ ios
 is made to avoid foreclosure pro ceedings.
 WANTED-Every house that is not rented, listed with us at once. we have good tenants waiting. TO BJJYERS-Be careful when you go to buy property now. The prices in many instances are ex- cessively high. In all matters re- garding Real Estate in Montgom- cry County, see
 PIERCE BROS.. Phone 4s1. Winter Bldg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Apartments for Rent.
 We are the rental agents for the 'Lamine Apartments" situated on Adams Street. and we can offer to a limited number the most modern dwelling apartments in this city. You can rent a single room or a complete apartment, furnished or unfurnIshed, upon very reasonable terms. which includes steam heat. hot and cold wa- ter, electric lights, house telephone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

FOR RENT-s1s South Ripley. rooms SIP 50: SIS South Ripley, rooms Ss %;
 320 South Ripley. rooms, $500. F. V: Jackson. 12h South Perry. IL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

We have magnificent piece of busl- ness property. situated near the heart rented for $2,000 per annum. There Is a 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.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Davidson, Holt & Strauss 'hone IS. Phone o7.
Zirkle & l1OOre.
Phone I5.

$575 will buy good two room house and vacant lot near the brewery, one third cash. balance on time. A bar gain in this property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For sale-$2.0oo will buy nice five room cottage on Jeff Davis Avenue. House almost new, has sanitary con- nections; will sell on easy terms. as owner has left the city and is anxious to sell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Anartmentn for Rent,

For Sale Vacant Lots. Splendid lot at Capitol Heights. 3 lots in Oakleyi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
ss.25O.

Will buy a corner lot 104 by 167. in- clnding a splendid cottage and promi- nent1y situated in Highland Park. Can make the purchaser satisfactory terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
w. B. DAVIDSON, |, Real Estate and Insurance
 5 1-2 North Court St.

lgive you today only three things
 to consider; First, AN INVEST
 MENT; Second. A HOME; Third, PROTECTION
 THE INVESTMENT. Six four room houses which rent for $30 per month with room 0n lot to | erect about twelve additional houses; | the property comprises a block; its location gives promise of rapid in crease in value: it can be bought for the very low price of $3.500. THE HOME. It is situated on South Court Street 1; it contains five rooms; it is in good condition: the lot is 100x150; it Is a | bargain at $2,50O which will buy It.. THE PROTECTION. Cf course this refers to a policy In either the Liverpool X London x Globe or Commercial Union Associa- | ton Companies policy in these companies means the best protection. Since the San Francisco fire 1t Is diff Acult to get reinsurance so the com
 nanies will be compelled to cut down fheir lines in the business district;
 this is merely a suggestion to show inc importance of securing protection in the best companies when you have
 the opportunity.
 w. B. Davidson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Phone i576,

FOR sALE-$1.S25.Oo, six. room cot .fas.e nicely papered, lot 53x150. half pbIock from car, line part cash, ban, ance on time. Possession can he had
 s1 ITO co buys a six room cottage, fine nefehborhood. paved sidewalk, lot 5Ox ISO House In good condition and sat isfactory tenant pays S160e per month rent This is a genuine bargain.
 SigOO.O0 will purchase four room cottage one year old. Lot 5Oxl4O, To- cated in southern part of city where property is rapidly enhancing In Value'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Davidson, Holt & Strauss
 Real Estate and Insurance.
Business Property for Sale.

and service of a janitor. Every opening in this building is
 pr operly screened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

We represent fourteen of the worlds leading fire insurance companies, there- by giving us the best facilities to han die all classes of business in this line, and our successful record is surely eyi- dence that we understand our business and sell to the public 'Tnsurance that IIsures."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
SmnII DyvelIfne. for Snle.

We have sever7l small dwellings, for sale for $1,500 Gnd upwards in various parts of the city. Kindly let us know
 If you are in the market. as we are in a position to interest you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Eirn Innmrance.

Dwellings for Rent.
 If you are looking for residence. let us show you our list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

lRNING. eli5'
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 F.m. KOHN & SON.
 eA Commerce Street.
   
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  We offer for sale the handsome cottage No. 5i7 Montgomery Street, on the hill. This is as attractive a place as there Is in Montgomery. It is complete and modern In every detail. We offer for sale one of the best prairie farms in Alabama. There are 1000 acros state state of Sl cultivation. It Is highly improved and will make a good home and good in vestment. Plenty of woods, good water good barns, tenant houses and fine 0wetl' ing. If you want 40 acres of land near Mont. gomery we can accommodate you in traci miles from city in fine neighpornooo For ss. 200 we offer a roomed dwelling on South Court Street. this place will make you good purchase.
  We have for sale the prettiest cottage ol N. Jackson street. at very cheap price  If taken at once we will sell for s1,5Oo 5 roomed dwelling, lot 60x1oo N: McDon ough Street. you will find this bargain. - If you have farm that yOg want t value. We offer 6 fine lot on s. Lawrence St 1 for $2,50o. We want 1000 acres of good prairie Ian | Tn this CT Lowndes County.  We want to buy 1000 acres of good re | land in this or Lowndes or Autauga c Fillmore Counties. 
 We want to buy 200 acres of good lam ' in this county on graveled road
 - We offer for sale a nice room c,ttas ! on Washington Avenue, SS,75e. .o0.  We have s1,5oO to loan at per cert. 
 For Rent-The building known as tn Alabama Stables. corner Bthh and No Court Streets.
 - | F.r Rent-The six roomed modern dwe l linz Ne 72l Washington Avenue. | For Rent-cotage 7O5 So. Lawrence St s2S.sa.
  Offices For Rent-on the third fOo l over ls & Is Commerce Street
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Phone o7.

renting for $205 a year; this is good renting property, and you can't find e better investment for your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
wASrED--mALE HELP.

ia
 WANTED--MALE HELP.
 
 wANTED--GentIeman of education over 21 years of age to act fisst as salesman. then as manager Must be willing to work in country. Salary and commission. Ad- dress l.. R. Bailey. care Advertiser wANTED-Machfne hands for steam ,ii barrel cooper shop No strike Chas. D. Eram BOX 1iss. New Orleans, La. --ft wANTED-Man who has had some ex- perience in office work. Address A. A A, care Advertlser. ~ ACTIVE MAN Wanted 10 advertise. exhib-- it goods ssd raneh nsr of paid. Permanent position with advance ment Honesty more essential than expe- rience. National Co.,. 72o Chestnut st: Phil. adelphia- Pa -s-wd-su-u experienced salesman in this locality with sufficient money to buy outright his first months supply of our simplicity low pres ity needed in every store and home and fully complying with insurance rules. To sash rsh ana o evs s.aaa money
 goods not sold in so days. Further par tierlars on o request The stapaa,rd. ofistt f,i
 s-su-st WANTED--A DOy 10 10 II years Ofu, u permanent position for a hustler. call at Dur Drug Co.,. upstairs -S wANTED--A few good boys to wrap can- Ribb Streets -3 ExPERIENcED-saw- man wanted at once to take charge of small saw mill (bran new). .Must understand manufac- turing pine up to latest inspection rules and best results. Good proposition to ence. but don't answer unless you can guarantee results. Address Saw-Mfl. care Y. A. H., Ozark. Ala -S wANTED-At once. unmarried druggist; not necessarily registered. but must be hustler: and of good personality. Address ON " cara this paper "a MANAGER wanted-Every section to se- feet agents for "Gameoscience" worlds greatest new lawful game for drinks or cigafs. takes place forbidden slot machines played with nickels or quarters, one 70 seven persons play at once, finish beautiful like cash Fessser;o aGo rented or s sSta l sample sent free. Proposition will please you if we still have opening in your section: United Sporting Goods Mfg. co., Dept lls on'e'. -. --------- EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper and general office man for cotton milling company: s,rc salary desired. Arlo Mills, F. O. Box sSl Atlanta, Ga. - WANTED-Men everywhere; good pay; to distribute circulars. adv. matter. tack | signs, etc: no canvassing Address Ma, | tional Distributing Bureau 100 Oakland Bank Bldg, Chicago. III. -S | GOOD PAY-To men everywhere to tack | signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc. | no canvassing. Universal Adv. O., Chi | cago --s : wANTED-Gentlemen lady of good l references to travel and collect for whole | safe and retail firm of large capital Salary | and expenses with commission $i.500. 60 to l s2OO0 GO per year. Salary and expenses | paid weekly; exepnses advanced. Address | mouth Place. Chicago, III -S | wANTED-Young man to assist in hote | office. experience not necessary. E. G.. | P. O. Box 4s7. -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Part of first floor of No. 20 Commerce Street. Immediate possession can be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Sale-$1,650 will buy three good houses near High and Ripley streets,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Property Ownersi If you haven't rented that house of yours yet list it with us next week, we can rent it.
 Every effort made to get good ten- ants. and with our twelve years cx-
 rerienee we are in a position to know lthem
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Rent-we still have a few nice houses on our list ranging from $2O | to SS5. and quite a list of small dwell- haven't found a house for next year, call and let us show you what we have. No trouble to show them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Gin House Insurnnee.

Gin House Insurance.
 Let us know if you want to insure your gin house, as we can give you pro- tection in the best companies that iu- sure same.
 We will inspect your property, so as to show you where possible to reduce your rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

We offer for sale the handsome cottage. No. 5i7 Montgomery Street, on the hill. This is as attractive a place as there is in Montgomery It is complete and modern in every detail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

so ACRES FOR SALE. About one and one-half miles from city limits on the Norman Bridge Road; splendid improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

best bargains in the city: 1t Is a mod ern eight room house, in fine neigh borhood: will carry $2,250 at six per cent interest; pays eight per, cent net on investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

money to loan in small, and large
 amounts; If you need any, call to see
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Sale-$210 will buy splendid cottage, corner lot, in Fifth ward. Easy terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Sale-s4,000 will buy beautiful
 suburban home, Southern part of city; large corner lot with servant house
 and barn. Owner leaving city. Can be bought on easy terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Stores for Rent. No. l07 Dexter Avenue.
 No. 105 South Court Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Second and third floors of 127 Com n, arpa Gtreat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

Rooms and Offices for Rent. | Ten rooms on Montgomery Street.
 which will be put in a satisfactory con- Idition to suit tenant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Rent-Splendid store on North Perry street; good location for most
 any kind of business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

If you want to sell your property. or want to Invest in real estate, -commu- nicate with me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Sale-$2.o0o will buy five negro houses renting for $23.00 per month; {; all in good repair, and rented to good
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
MAxIE D. PEPPERMAN,
 Real Estate & Insurance
30 Moses Building,

One of the most attractive homes ia
 the city has been placed with us to sell. Don't Inquire unless you want some-
 thing elegant. Price $9,5Oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Sale-$2,250i will buy new six room house, corner lot, Highland Park. House has beautiful cabinet mante1s, porcelain bath and wash stand: will sell small cash payment, balance monthly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For sale-$2,60o will buy an ideal cottage in Southern part of city. house beautifully papered. five large rooms, lot 100x150. good barn on place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For Sale-$400 will buy two nice lots that are easily worth $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

For sale-$s. 25Owill buy two story. seven room house. near in, will make a nice home or good investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

l Fire Insurance--we write fire in
 surance in first class companies, an solicit share of your business. Loss es paid promptly and without discount
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

$5. 900 to loan on good security.
 We represent The Travellers Insur- ance Company, and sell life. accident health and liability insurane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-120 acre farm, 100 acres well improved four large, young mules and all implements. convenient to church. school and good market s2.500 will buy entire outfit half cash. balance easy terms. will sell land and stock separate. Address P
 O Box No 27. Ashford. Ala. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
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ss.500. % WILL buy 42e acres good farm lands fin five miles of Tallassee. improve ments well worth half price asked. Land lies well and is well watered. Call on or address The Storrs-Carlton Lumber Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

WANTED--Gentieman of education over 21 years of age to act fiFst as salesman. then as manager Must be willing to work In country Salary and commission. Ad- dress L. R. Bailey care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

IF NOT Sold sooner at private sale, we will on Monday the 17th day of september sell at auction at the Fountain Square. to the best and highest bidder. the dwelling on the northwest corner of Martha and whitman Streets Lot 50x110 House IT very good condition. Titles perfect. David son, Holt & Strauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper and general office man for cotton milling company. stamp enclosed with references, stating
 salary desired. Arlo Mills, P. o. Box ss1. Atlanta, Ga. -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

We offer for sale one of tho best prairie farms in Alabama There are 1000 acres. every acre of which ia good and in fine state of cultivation. It is highly improved. and will make good home and good in vestnent Plenty of woods, good watee. good barns. tenant houses and fine dwetl- ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
ZIRKLE & MOORE.

Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. Dext
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-06-21

fully, II not without regret. with a
stead fast heart. IL with no lieht one
Mademoisclle." / continued earnestly.
feeling none Of the triumph. none of
the vanity, | had foresoen, but Only
ioy in the Joy I could give her. -
thank God that It Is still In my mower
20 go back TO him who sent me an
telling him that | have changed my
mind and will bear my own burdens
TO pay the penalty"
We were within p hundred PAGES Of
the brow Of the hill and the fngcr-post
now. She cried out wildly that she dld
not understand. What IS It You have
Just said?" she murmured Il cannot
hear" And she began 70 tumble win
the ribbon of her mask.
only this, Mademoiselle," I an
swcred gently Il give back TO your
brother his word aud his parole. From
this moment he is free TO go whittier
he pleases. You shall tell MIN so from
me. Here, where we stand. four
roads meet. That to the right goes to
Montauban. whore you have doubtless
friends and can lie hid for a time; or
that to the left leads 10 Bordeaux,
where you can take shin n you please.
And in a word, Mademoiselie.' con-
tinued. ending a little feebly, Il hope
that your troubles are nov over"
She turned her face TO me-we had
both come 20 a standstill--and plucl,el
at the fastenings. of her mask. But her
trembling fingers had knotted the
string and in moment shc dropped
her hands with a cry Of despair. And
you? You?" she said in a voice 50
charged ! should not have known Il
for hers. What will you do? | do
not understand This mask! cannot
hear"
There Is a third read" answered
ut leads 70 Paris. that is my road.
Mademoiselle. We part here"
But why? Why7" she cried wildly
Because from to-day | would fain
begin 10 be honorable" | answered. in
low voice Because dare not h
generous at another's cost. | must 20
back to the ehatelct."
She tried feverlshly TO raise
her mask with her hand. II am-not
we'll" she stammered. Il cannot
breathe"
She swayed so violently in her sad
die as she spoke. that ! sprang down,
and running round her horses head,
was Just in time to catch her as she
fell. She was not quite unconscious
then, for. as supported her. she MUIR
mured, Leave mel Leave mel am
not worthy that you should touch
me-"
Those woi as made me happy. car
ricd her TO he bank. my heart on fire,
/ and laid he, against :, Just as NJ dc
ccckeforet rode up. lie sprang from
his horse. his eyes blazing with anger.
what V ihis?" he cried harshly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-06-21

knew her secret he went out, not even
closing the door and used It. But tie
truth was that. while her words we're
still In his cars, news came 10 him
that others had the secret: ami had
he not gone out on the instant and
done what he did and forestalled them,
NJ. dc Cocheforet would have been
taken. but by others"
Mademoiselle broke her long silence
so suddenly that her horse spranz for
ward. would TO Heaven he haGi''
she walled.
BEN taken by others9" I ex-
claimed. startled out OF my false com
posture.
ooh. yes, yes." she answered pas
sionately. why did YOU not tell me-
Why did you not confess TO me even
then? Lob, no mcrel No more!"
she continued. IN a 3iteous voice. II
have heard enough. You are racking
my heart. NJ de Berault. Some day
will ask God TO give me Strength TO
forgive you"
but you have not heard me out" !
replied
Il want 10 hear no more" she
answered. In voice she vainly
strove to reader steady. ITO what end >
Can say more than have sald7 Did
YOU think I could forgive YOU now
with him behind us going to his death :
Oh. no. no." she continued. "Leave
me- implore you TO leave me I am
not we'll"
She dropped over her horses neck
as she spoke aud began 10 weep so
passionately that the tears ran down
her checks Under her mask ami fell,
and spRrkled like dew on the name
before her: while her sobs shook her
so painfully that thought she must
fall. stretched out my hand instinct
lively 10 give her help; but she shraua
from me. NO" she gasped. between
her sobs. DO not touch me There is
too much between US"
Yet there must be one thing more
between US" answered firmly. You
must listen tc me q little longer
whether you will or no, Mademoselle.
for the love YOU bear TO your brother.
There is one course siiii open TO me by
which may redeem my honor; IL has
been In my mind foc some time back
TO take that course. To-day. am
Thankful to say. can take it cheer.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-06-21
WERE ONLY "MEASURING".
Young Man Was the Taller. ma
@slster Was Mu,A the
Redder."


John Ia Fargo. the painter. was talk
Ing in his studio about witty women.
let me relate a young woman's wit.
ticism that | heard OF the other day."
he said.
There was a man who loved a maid.
and she returned his passion; but there
we're reasons that made secrecy iesir-
able, and thus. though the two we're
betrothed. they pretended TO tho world
that they were good friends and Moth
ing more.
zone evening. az the young man wa
pressing his sweetheart TO his breast.
her sister entered the room suddenly.
The lovers drew apart with great
haste. and the sister with an Excuse
me- turned 10 go.
But the young man deemed an eE-
PLANTATION necessary. lie said:
Don't go. We have Just bees
measuring to see which Is the taller
THE intruder standing by the door.
looked az the lovers intently. Then .
delicate smile fitted over her pretty
face. and she said:
"'You are about the sane height
but think sister Is much the redder.' ="
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-06-21
OLE BULL AND HIS KING.
Famou. Musician Won Ills Royal
HlEhness from Anger to
Admiration.

Few tabs are told. indeed. which
are 6ner thsn that Of the encounter.
in earlier years. with this kings father.
the old BernadOtte himself. writes
Margaret +. Noble in ole Bull as a
Patriotic Force" in Century. Tte king
had referred 10 the NOrwegiIos as
my Poles" at which Ole Bull draw
ing himself up. inquired. when has a
Norwegian shown himself disloyal TO
the king" Then without waiting for
an answer. he announced that he must
at once take leave. Upon this. the king
turned to him with an imperious. Il
command you 10 stayi" But the vio-
Hnist shrugged his shoulders and re-
piled: Then I will see. sire. whether
a Norwegian remains free In the palace
OF the King Of Swedeoi" AT this. as ole
Bull would tell. when recountlng the
scene. there came into the face OF the
monarch the most winning smile he
had ever seen on human counte-
Rnce. and. putting out his hand impul-
sively. BeFnadotte exclaimed: Nay;
beg you to remain. A prince should
hear the opinions OF all his people"
The talk which then resulted was the
basis OF deep confidence on both sides