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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
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FOR sALE--A four room house on Heron street Bath and sanitary connections. Rents for S12.50 per month. Price s1.500
 FOR sALE-A five room dwelling on Burton Avenue. Lot 50x210 with nice barn on 1t House modern In every respect: electric and gas fix lures, bath and sanitary connections Rents for $25 per month. For parttcu- lars call on me.
 FOR SALE-An eight room house on South McDonough street. Lot 4bx100. Servants house on premises House is fitted up with all modern im- provements and conventences. For full particulars' call on me.
 For sale-we are authorized to sell the suburban home of the late Cap tain J. c. Finley located at Bellinger Heights near the head of Burton Ave. nte. Lot 100x150 with alley in rear. Good stable: House new. modern and up-to-date in every respect. In fact, it is an ideal home. Can be bought for $4.200 with terms to suit purchas- CT.
 Parties are calling on me every day about renting houses. If you have any that you wish to rent 1t will bc worth your while to place same on my list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-I have a good paying Drug Store for sale, present owner wishing to retire from business Is the reason for selling.
 FOR SALE Two lots at Capitol Heights for S950.
 FOR SALE-Good piece of negro property, rented for $132, price to quick buyer, $1,200.
 FOR SALE-New Five Room cot tage, rented to good tenant for $240 good neighborhood, price $2,150.
 FOR SALE-I have a seven room house on shady side of Pleasant Ave. for s3.500
 FOR SALE-Eight room house on paved steer and on fine street, one of our best. Price $7.000.
 FOR SALE-I have block of thir- ty-one lots, close in and in the very best negro neighborhood, $5,000 will buy this Chance here for speculation
 Four Room cottage. good neighbor- hood. s950.
 FOR RENT-I have a nice new sev- en room dwelling close in that I can rent you, if you call Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
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wANTED-we have a customer who wants to borrow $2.200 on good secur- ity. ''
 Have several parties who want to rent small houses. Let us list what you have. and we will rent same for you.
 FOR sALE-Three new i've room houses, two on Goode Street. and one on Hannon Street. The three will rent
 TWO houses on cleveland Avenue, rented to good tenants at $22S. We are authorized to sell for .... .$1,650
 On Highland Avenue. we have good six room house on lot 100x150, built two years ago. In good condition, and lot has fruit trees. grapes and a good
 We have a good six room. two story house. on Holcombe Street, that Is a
 HIGHLAND PARKZwe stiil have some really fine homes in this desira- ble suburb ranging in price from $1.250
 VACANT LoTS-we have them on Catoma, Bibb. Holcombe. Pleasant, Jeff Davis, South Court. Washington and d. most every other street in the city. If you are looking for a vacant lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

Pleasant Avenue. 1T yOu nave one ior sale 1t might be to your interest to call on me.
 FOR RENT-A large dwelling on the corner of Scott and Lawrence Street. suitable for boarding house. For particulars call on me.
 FOR RENT-From October 1st-The store under the Windsor Hotel now occupied by H. M. Austin and Com pany. Also the store under the Wind sor Hotel occupied by P. Pennachio. Space under the Windsor Hotel well suited for brokers office. These are | among the best located business hous- es in the city.
 FOR sALE-Three four room hous- es on South Hull street. now renting for $12.50 per month each. Lots 35x150. Price $1,250 each.
 FOR SALE-A splendid residence on washington street. Corner lot. House contains parlor, dining room, five bed rooms, kitchen. pantry and bath room all in first-class condition. Lot fronts 103 feet on Washington street and runs back 180 feet. This property is one of the cheapest pieces of proper. ty on the market and should command a quick sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
For Sale.

Court St-6 room cottage. Lot oOx 210-in 800 block-the lot Is large ana worth $2,000, the house would cost $2,- 500 to build, yet until Wednesday you can get this for $3,100.
 Holcombe st-Two story room residence, bath and sanitary-s2,4 400, quick sale.
 Pleasant Ave-Beautiful West side lot near Mildred. Price this week. Virginia Ave.-Three beautiful lots. Prices from $1000 to SLIGO. Right here let me say these are the best lots for the money in Montgomery.
 Goldthwaite St.-MoSt elegant resi- dence, built for one of Montgomery capitalists who has decided to build Tn the suburbs. The prices is $9,00O. It's handsome and worth nearer $1Z'- O00
 InstaIIment PIaE.
 We have a room residence corner Gonde and Hannon Strets. Price Si,- 50o-$200 cash. balance $25 per month; Also two room places on Highland Avenue at $1 TOO and S1750. Also one on Cherry Street for $1,5OO-$50 cash balance $20 per month. Negro Property-Two good room houses between Swaynes and Patter sons School-bringing $216. Price un- PIERCE FOR BARGAINS. and good tenants; list your house al once
 JUNIUS J. PIERCE & CO.,, l Over 1. Levystein's, cor. Court ana | Dexter. | PHONE &SAS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
Bethea & Conniff,
 Real Estate. First National Bank Building. PHONE OS4
Three Things to COnsider::

FIRST.
 BUY A. HOME-RentinR is unsatisfactory; &Aa renter puts up with many inconven- fMnces: he denies himself many things about his home because he does not wish to Inn prove another mans property; if you wish 10 get the greatest enjoyment out of your home. own it.
 LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP. that is, call at my office and examine the PHOTOGRAPHS of the large number of beautiful homes l offering before you buy: 1t will not take much of your time and will afford me pleasure to show them invest deter you as l have homes ranging in prices from tL500 to S10.O0o- SECOND.
 when you buy a home protect your in- l, vastment with insurance. both FIRE and TORNADO insurance anything worth hay ing is worth protecting and when you consider the small premium in comparison with the amount at risk. 1t seems a folly not to in-
 ALONG THIS LINE
 l can serve you also; my two large Eng don and the Liverpool London & Globe, offers you protection.
 THIRD,
 can aid you in making real estate in vestneutts; offer you the benefit ot many vears' experience in the real estate business in this city; have some good suggestions so offer: come and see me,
 w. B. Davidson,
 Ssh North Court,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
TYPEWRITING.

BRING your briefs. manuscripts and other forms of typewriting and stenography to the No 30, Moses Building. phone 157s. Miss Mabel Strauss. -SOt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A beautiful residence on S. Lawrence Street. west side two stories. re- gently built, comprising ten rooms every convenience. Terms to suit purchaser.
 FOR sALE-one of the handsomest and most complete seven room residences S. Perry Street. parlor, sitting room dining room. four bedrooms. hall, two bathI 1.as, buffers pantry. storeroon. kitchen, cabinet smantles in every room. stable. Lot 55x21o in perfect condition and the cheapest pIece Of property ever offered in this locati6n.
 FOR sALE-s2.Soo Will buy a five room house with kitchen and bath. in the fifth ward. Lot 50x150; $250 cash S20 per month, In 8 good neighborhood on principal street.
 FOR sALE-s1.6o0 will buy a neat little cottage on Cleveland Avenue that rents for Gi1 per montA-
 FOR sALD-s24oo will buy a five room house with all conveniences. lot e0x17o. on Hanrick Street. s12o cash. S2o per month
 wANTED-To rent a large warehouse, shed or barn to store several carloads of lumber. If you have place of this kind gall to see us at once
 We have S, 900 to loan on city property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
F. M. KOHN . SON, ee,a Commerce Street.

We are authorized to offer for sale the attractive home of Mir. Ned McDavid. the Secretary of State. This property Is situ- ated on the Northeast corner of the inter section of Washington Ave, and Ripley Streets. fronting 103 feet on Washington and 150 feet on Ripley. The house is an ideal cottage of three bedrooms. parior. dining room. kitchen. bath. pantries and closets, large hail and verandah, and fitted with ali modern conveniences and comforts. Mir. McDayid will return to his former home. Birmingham. on the expiration of his term of office. and for this reason offers the property for sale. as he does not care to rent it. The improvements now being made on the Capitol and to be soon made on the Capitol grounds. make the situation of this home one of the most attractive in Montgomery. We call especial attention to the property as a home. but it will also make a fine investment. The house can be moved back to face on Ripley on lot 5oxl0o. leaving two lots facing washington s0x10o each. We know of no lot on Wash s5,0G0 for two lots. and say. s3.7s0 for the house on Ripley at that of Ss.7b0 for the property. less the expense of moving the house. and you have the proposition To effect s quick trade will lend a big proportion of this at per cent. interest, without any charges for obtaining the loan. Titles guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

Can you take out of your pay envelope the value of your ability? If not, seek a better position through The Advertiser Want Ad Pages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

We have a piece of property on Hull Street which are instructed to sell rightt away, before the street is paved. We think 1t a mistake for the owner not to wait to get the benefit of the improvement, but that is his business and 1t may be your gain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

FOUND-That the best place to buy build ing material, shingles and laths is from tho Conecuh Pine Lumber x Manufacturing Co.,, quality the highest: prices the lowest. and delivery the quickest Phone at No. sos come to see us and let us save you money. Conecuh Pine Lumber As Mix Co.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
SaffoId & Upchurch,
 Real Estate and insurance.

montgomery, Ai&DaIna. DON'T FAIL to let us show you wha. We have. E4
 FIRE INsURANcE-we represent the. London-Assurance Corporation. of London and. The American Fire In- surance Company of Norfolk, two of the oldest and strongest companies in the business. Be sure to protect your property from loss bv fire. It is cas- fer to pay premiums than losses. Low est rates and most careful attention.
 ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSUR- ANCE-We represent the Fidelity and Casualty Company. of New York, than which there is no stronger or more lib- eral company in Its dealings with its patrons. We pay indemnity for every accident and every sickness. Our 1906 Health and Accident policy contains new features unsurpassed for fairness and liberality. Compare our contracts beforS insuring elsewhere.
 If you need steam boiler, elevator, employers liability. plate glass or Burg lary Insurance. consult us for best poll icy forms.
 For Rent.
 Groom house on Hanrick Street ..$2O. Groom house on Holcombe Street to 5-room house on Martha Street ....$16.
 N~99~aI 0 Ra~Ah..mAA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
H. C. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate and Insurance.

wANTED-I have customer for six or seven room house on Virginia or Pleasant Avenue. If you have one for sale 1t might be to your interest to call on me-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
MEDICAL.

SI01P1INE oninno ---------- habit; myself cured: will inform you of harmless permanent home cure Mrs, Bald
 WiR Box 1914. Chicago tf-ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

We have for sale probably the finest black prairie land place in the county. The farm has every improvement on 1t for an up-to- date farmer as a home. It Is fenced and watered and in high state of cultivation and has plenty of labor. This is not cheap John place. and when you are pre- you need not waste your time inQuiring about 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

For S4,ooo we offer an up-to- date two story house on lot centrally located. and a smaller house and lot next door. A good in Vestment for anybody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
MILL HELP WANTED.

WE WANT a number of good families with suitable help to work in Dwight Cotton Mills at Alabama City. Etowah County. healthy location. right at foot of Lookout Mountain. on application will forward our full information about this the most beauti- ful mill village in the South. Dwight Man ufacturing Co. -su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

We have e well improved farm in this county that we are authorized to sell for Sl6, 900 and have an offer from an absolute iy reliable man who will take lease on the entire place for five years on a rental that will net per cent interest on the investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
FOUND.

shirtwast. owner can have same by proving property and paying for ad- vertisement. Address "Shirtwaist." care
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
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MISREPRESENTATION.
 wANTEDs,.A possion sy young lady ss,,.s .s dc work; experienced. dependent on position. Answer (. H. S.. Box sss
 LADY Stenographer, years experience, can spell paragraph and punctuate. employ ed; sId nut foo6 reason TOT ds.sss assirins change to travel as maid or of % TsfsTenees gre se kddress @ Kate a ears rs ad si. vertiser. --e A FIRsT-CLAss experienced stenographer and general office lady desires change. Can furnish best references. Prefer both bookkeeping and stenography Address. 70.
 -s-su-na wANTED-Position by druggist: have had five years experience in the retail drug bus iness Best of references given. Am now at Address Druggist" care Advertiser. Tt
 --S YOUNG woMAN-Desires position as com panion. governess to small children. A. B. C.. care Advertiser --s sTENoGRAPHER-Des extra work, call at office. ex-Governot Oates -s YOUNG MAN-Employed but desiring change. wishes position in a grocery store References furnished Address ID. M" care Advertiser. -s
  POSITION in graded school by teacher holding first grade certificate. Address Teacher. Box 127. Union Springs Ala. -st wANTED-Position by young man of eight years experience in mercantile business. good references. now employed but wish to make change. Address Position. care Advertiser. st
 WANTED-AGENTS.
 
 GET out of the rut. Own your own business. ss-00 daily sure. Expensive samples free, Sayman 21o1 Franklin Avenue. St. Louis. Mo. -2-su-4t wANTED-Agents to represent attractive Pnd death sf ence not necessary. D. F. Pennington. s02 F Street. N. w.. washington.
 wANTED--A live hustler in every town to act as agent for the best merchant tailor ing concern in the United States An ele- nalia for taking measures, sent free of charge. Apply at once to secure exclusive agency for your town for fall is an oppor- a legitimate paying business without any investment. No experience required. Refer ence required. Mention this paper. The Whitney Co. Exclusive Merchant Tailors. l49 Franklin St. Chicago -2  wANTED-Agents to sell wrapping paper and bags, side line; agents covering terri samples can be carried in pocket. Address Paper Dept. The Kemper Thomas O.. Sta. H., Cincinnati o. -5 AGENTs-comic picture; lightning seller; write today. Acme Supply House, Martins burg Pa -9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy Hickory: write for price and specifications, Alaabma Hardwood Mfg Co., P. O. Box 645. -9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
REAL ESTATE AND ussuRAscx.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

Holcombe St-Two story 5 room residence, bath and sanitary-$2 4OO' ouiCk sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

We have 30 acres of the finest wooded bottom land in the country. about miles from the city. that can be bought for S26 per acre. The timber is worth the money This must be all cash or no trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
IRON SAFES.


 SAFES-Bought. sold. and exchanged. Fui stock new safes. Exclusive agency Victor Manganese Steel Screw Door Bank Safes Second hand safes cheap. The Montgomery Safe & Lock Co.,. 221 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

We have the Dorsette building on Dexter Avenue for rent. This building is 5ox100 feet, and three stories. We will rent as a whole or in part, and will make proper alterations and improvements for good ten ant: two 26xlo0 feet stores on the ground floor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
EDUCATIONAL.

THOROUGH instruction in mathematics giv- en by Miss Mary Nj. Napier Pupils pre- pared for examinations Address Y. W. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

Bargains In Real Estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

FOR SALE Two lots at Capitol HeiRhts for S95O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

We have a new two-story house on Wash tnKton street, c complete home in every par ticular, that we will sacrifice for immediate sale at Ss,6on e7 500 is its value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
WANTED.

WANTED-Umbrellas to cover and repair, B. Rosenberg, the national umbrella maker, arrived here with large assortment of silk umbrella covers Parasols covered to match dresses. If you have valuable umbrellas can fix them up as good as new. The best oportunity to have your umbrella COW cred right. by the right man. Send postal to Is Clay St.. or Phone 2s75 and I will call
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

Houston St, we have a very cosy five room cottage, sanitary connections porcelain bath, electric lights and in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
INVEST W ENTS.

Adams St, two houses in locality that is enhancing in value exceedingly fast. These places can be bought for $2.1O0.O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

WANTED-Hickory timber: will buy per cord loaded on cars or in the swamp. Write for price and specifications Alabama Hardwood Mfg. Co.,. P. O. Box 545. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

FOR SALE-Good piece of negro property, rented for $132, price to quick buyer, $1,200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

Ivers and Pond Pianos now exhibit at E. E. Forbes Piano Store. 26 Dexter Ave. Montgomery. -1-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-02-28
Automobile Farming.

A new and special type Of automobile
has recently been put on the market in
Scotland which is designed especially
for farm work, and which is not only
suitable for blowing, but may be
equipped as q cultivator or reaper. 1t
will prepare the ground and sow the
seed at one operation, and can be op-
Grated at. a better speed than a horse.
Thus when blowing it can cover from
six to seven acres a day, and goes over
the field so as to leave it in final shape
for cultivation. When not in use in the
field, the motor can be used to drive
all farming machinery, and when plow-
ing, the cost of fuel, labor and depre-
citation has been computed at 81 per
acre, or less than one-half the expense
of blowing by horse. 1t is interest
ing to note that the cost Of the machine
is about $500, an amount that does not
seem prohibitive for a large farm,
where a thorough test of the new ma
chine could readily be made. The au-
tomobile, unlike the farm animal, does
not have to be fed when it is not
working, and it is here that a sub
stantial element Of economy can prob
ably be secured.-Harper's Weekly.
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or inserted muslins can be Used with
perfect success; or. asaii, a SIX OF
lighter color than TIE waist Is durable
and satisfactory. Velvet on silk anu
on wool is much used this season, but
the material embroidered by hand is
always chic for collar and cuffs. while
the frillS could be Of the material or OF
lace or Of any suitable material that
may be liked.
The blouse is made with a fitted lin
ing, which is closed al the front. and
q chemisette which can either be faced
onto this lining or made entirely sep
arate. when it is adjusted under the
waist closing ut the back. and itself
consists Of the fronts and the back.
These last are tucked after an entirely
novel fashion and closed beneath the
box pleat ard the little collar is Joined
to the neck edge. The sleeves are the
favorite ones that are full above plain
fitted portions and are finished with
cuffs at the elbows. so that they can
be cut off at that point if liked.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is four and one-eighth
yards twenty-one. three and three
fourth yards twenty-seven or two and
one-fourth ards forty-four inches
wide, with one yard of all-oyer lace,
lve-eigbth yard of bias velvet and
eight and one-half yards of ribbon to
make as illustrated.
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wb,s,,.. Tell III weather.

Any man who lives~in the central
portion of the city, where he may never
catch a glimpse Of the rivers or bay Tor
weeks at q time, has, if he sleeps Win
his window open, one reliable guide to
the weather conditions, so far as FOG
and rain are concerned, in the much
abused whistles of the river craft. IL
he hears them footing frequently Wuen
he first wakens in the morning and be-
fore he has had occasion to look out OF
his window, he knows dirty weather
is to be the city's portion for the day.
The worse the fog is, the more oiten
the whistles blow, and when 1t is par
ticularly bad the wailings Of those sig
nails take on a shrill note as if in terror.
Men whose ears are particularly sensi-
tive to sounds and who nave ever lived
in Jersey can always tell when it Is
blowing from the west at night, with
out looking out of their windows. by
the wailing cry of the locomotive
whistles that the wind carries across
from the Newark meadows.-New York
Press.
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Spiritual Exercise.

The best forms Of physical exercise
bring delight and satisfaction to the
body. Muscles, nerves and tissues are
called to new health and enjoyment.
The best forms Of mental exercise Sc
cure rich returns to the thinker whose
mental faculties are stimulated and
quickened to larger powers G. attain
ment and enjoyment by each hearty,
healthful and honest exercise. So the
true worshiper, as he closes his facul-
ties to the outer world and draws near
to God, spiritually, finds a JOY, a peace,
a satisfaction, full of e%Xhilaration and
approaching ecstasy, as he realizes
Gods presence, and becomes filed with
the fullness of God.-Herald and Pres
bytcr.
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ceptionally graceful and attractive
models. illustrated is one of the best
that combines a narrow front gore with
the circular portions and which can be
treated in various ways. The original
is made long and is trimmed with ap-
piled bias folds between which are
rows of soutache braid, but the folds
are OPTIONAL and the skirt can be left
plain and trimmed in any manner that
may be preferred. Again, the folds can
be used and the braid between applied
in any pattern or design that may be
liked or omitted altogether. The full
ness at the upper edges is collected in
narrow tucks that extend we'll over the
hips. doing away with all fulness at
| that point, and what is a still further
| advantage. the skirt can be cut in
walking length if desired. In this case
plum colored broadcloth is stitched
with belding silk and trimmed with
black braid, but all the materials of the
season are appropriate.
The skirt is made in three pieces and
is laid in inverted pleats at the centre
back. The folds are bias, made double,
and arranged over it on indicated lines.
The quantity of material required for
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A liefnrt Cuurteoua.

MIR. Winston Churchilrs Life Of his
father does not seem to contain a little
episode in Lord Rardolph's Parila-
mentary career which occasioned some
chuckling in it's time. Lord Randolph
was in the full flow of lis TRADE about
"a ponderous %nonentity with a double
barrelled name'-the then Mr.. Sclater-
Booth, and future Lord Basing . A
somewhat too vehement gesture caused
the dispersion Of the orators volumin-
Gus notes; and it was Mr.. Sclater-Booth
who collected them and politely re-
turned them to his apostrophizer.-Pal
Mall Gazette.