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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
Phone 775
tically same location, are being of

tically. same location. are being of fered for.
 FOR SALE--B Business property on South Court Street, within block and half Of Court Square. 75x160.
 FOR sAfsEs--New residence within few blocks of Court Square,; every mod ern convenience; rrst class neigh borhood Part cash. If you are looking for home this place will suit for we have seen 1t and know 1t will please anyone.
 FOR SALF---Large and small farms &throughout this section. but we want to call special attention to I,600 tract eighteen miles from Montgomery on railroad, 42 new and room houses---all sealed--gin and storehouse; barns. wire fenced pasture. First class tenants in good shape. This is the most com- plete and p-to-date plantation we know of and if you have any idea of investing in farm lands we Will be pleased to show this place. one third cash will handle It. T FOR SALE---we have large and small residences for sale In all parts Of city: also vacant lots and business property We only advertise I per cent. of what we have for sale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
For Sale.

COURT sTREET-Seven room. two- story new house. Lot 50x150. Price. $3,400. Must be sold by September 18th.
 PLEASANT MANIFESTATION evel vacant lot. west side street two ete- gant homes on each sire. Price, S1,- b5o.
 VIRGINIA AvENUEzThree Beauti- full vacant lots on east side. paved side walks and splendid neighborhood. Price, SLIGO to S1.20o.
 BELLINGER HEIGHTS Beautiful Skilled labor and material can make 1t. Price, $S.400.
 TWO four room houses on Cleveland Avenue bringing $21s rent, just as regular as bonds. Price, Sl,bbO. Pays IS l-2 per cent
 TWELVE new two and four room houses near L. and N. shops. Bringing S4S0. Price $S.6OO
 FOR RENTING can rent every house in Montgomery and collect every nickle of your rent: Why worry with others. Let the business come along. Call I1s and we will do the rest.
 PIERCE BROSs,
 Cor. Court & Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
For Sale

Clayton Street. For S1500. four.room cottage, on lot 50x15O feet. This property will gay good per cent on investment. or if you arc tired of paying rent, and want to buy home you can soon pay for. Here is your chance.
 For Ss.iso six-room residence with bath. and modern conveniences on beautiful lot 5Oxl50. Fine rentfne property. and splendid location for
 GoIdthwaite Street. .,ts Tor $4,2oo. seven.room residence out; lot 5oxl5o feot.
 Martha Street. EoEEfHsTo ;ss. ;sz;soo. fve-room cottage; lot
 Amanda Street. EoT ss,2o0, most desirable six-room residence on beautiful lot 50x150 feet
 Madison Avenue. aans or $;oVys; o Sson sple,ndid ma eight-room res-
 HighIand Park. For $2,500, lovely slx-room cottams on corner lot 5Ox15o feet. CraEner Avenue. For 3.200. six-room modern resi- dence. lot 50x150 feet.
 Terms.
 We are prepared to arrange easy terms on any of the above properties If you can make a reasonanIS cash paymei |. the balance can De paid on terms to suit you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

A NEW oNEi-"IeiO Montgomery 100. .O00'' is the name of cigar made by Hermann Ross. 1t Is bound to give credit to our city. made in two sizes. the small at cts.s straight and the large at 10 cts, straight, the best in the market for the price. no bands or green. shiny stuff. plain old style Havana wrapper and filler. Brand protected by registration. --2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
Engraving of any kind.
 Phone s67. Advertiser Engraving Company,

LosT--or stolen. handsome reward offer ed for the recovery of my gold double case Elgin watch, with l2 stars on each side. Case No eeS74S works No, crosses. stolen from my trunk with other pieces of Jewelry from my home. 1T Mildred St., during last week. while absent from the city. Mrs. J l.. Casey. IT Mildred Street. is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
George A. Thomas, Real Estate and Insurance,
 P Commerce St.
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 $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 S1oo cash and s2o per month, good neighborhood, $2.l50,
 FOR SALE-I can sell 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., 1906-08-19
w. A. JACKSON & CO.,,
I7I-2 Commerce St.

FOR RENT-of1ces in suite or single. We have leased the Merchants Ho- tel ana will convert into oHlce building October 1st. Every room Is an outside rooms It Is convent ently located and in first class con dition. We have only few rooms left on the second floor. so If you want office SC us right away. We can furnish you nice oflce very cheap.
 FOR RENT-Smail store, well located. If you are looking for business To- cation see us at once.
 FOR RcNT-SNine bed rooms over down town store; two baths. Out side rooms. Close in Will rent entire floor or single rooms. The very place for railroad men. FOR sAIE--BeautifuI lot in the pret- tiest part Of Cloyerdale--looxS7o- FOR sALEr--7-room residence with. ev- cry convenience. good neighbor- hood Servant house and stable ]. Tnt 52xs12 This IS certainly a bargain as S4.500. Come early. TOR sALE---Lot on shady side Pleas ant Avenue for s200 less than oth- er lots on same avenue, and prac-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
PLANTATION.
Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance,
 6 Commerce St.
chas. P. Gunter,

Chas. P. Gunter,
 For sai~--ls5 acres of gray sandy lana with clay sub-soil. This land is well located, and only eight miles from tha citv Property in this nefghbor- hood IS increasing in value every day, You can buy this place now for $22.5O per acre.
 near Stones Tank. Montgomery County. T am instructed to offer this piece of property for S20 per acre. One-half Of if is in cultivation: balance in timber.
 For snle--A nice fiVe-room cottage on EzoIcon1ba Street This house Is in 1lrst-cIass condition and is convenient to street car line. Will make nice home Price, $2.25O
 For saIe--A six-room cottage on Vir- gfnia Avenue. This place is in good condition, and has all modern conven- fences If you are looking for a nice home or a good investment, this Is your chance Price, SS,200.
 For SaIe--I have modern one-stofy house on Clayton Street Tor S4,OOO, This house has six rooms Kitchen and bath room. and Is in good condition. If you are looking for a comfortable home I will be glad to show you this place
 For Sale-A line twgstory eight room house on Madison Avenue. This place is equipped with all modern con- veniences and is an up-to-date home.
 For saIe-An up-to-date six-room cottage lot 150- 350,' on Fielder Avenue This place is convenient to street car line and has all modern conveniences with barn on lot. You can buy thiB place for S6,50O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

sTRAYEp-From sl4 Highland Avenue. one white COW with large red spots. crirup- cd horns, two bumps on right side, reward for any information leading to her recovery or return 70 O, ?. Atkinson,s Carriage and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Max Casper of New York has been spending the past few days here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Herbert Bloch of Montgomery was
 in the city Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

I.onia Merkie has returned home af- ta, a nleasant stay in Now York city, DnIniap Howard is here for a Jew days stay with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Don't tramp miles and miles looking for house. Just look in the For Rent columns of the Advertiser---Look through the Real Estate ads on this page.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Miss Bernice cowart of Troy is in the city spending several days with Mrs. T. P bay at the Southern Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Jennie Brown, and daughter Miss Hannah. of Montgomery. are in the city, the guests of Mrs. Bettie x. Hoizmaf on Church Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
THE NEWS OF SELMA
coMMr1TEE DISCUSSES COMING
 VISIT OF BURTON.
working Out Defaffs For the Ehter- tafnmept of the Conxressmen who Wfi fnsDect the AIabamn
 River.
Advertiser Bureau.
 oafma Aur fa


 Selma, Aug. IS.
 The committe of the Commercial and Industrial Association. which was ap- pointed at the last meeting to make arrangements for the entertainment of the Congressional Committee on Rivers end Harbors on ifs visit to Selma next month. held meeting yesterday after The committee met in the rooms of the Commercial and Industrial Aa- sociation and organized by eiecting IEacc Schwartz Chairman. A full at tendance of the committee was present and various plans for the entertainment Of Chairman Burton and the Commit tee were gone over at length.
 It was discussed whether 1t would not be better for the Committee to come dt- rect to Selma and from here make the trip up the river to Montgomery. This was considered much better plan than for the Committee to come down tho river from Montgomery and have 10 go from here back to that city.
 Some discussion was also had as to the data to be preesnted Chairman Burton. Secretary Slatter of the Ccfn- merciai and Industrial Association was requested by Mir. Schwartz to provide each member of the Committee wath such data as was now In the hands of Mir. Vandiver.
 The data which Mir. vandiver has are comprehensive enough to be of great assistance to Mir. Burton. and it Is desired that each member of the Oommittee acquaint themselves with the details in order to be in a posi- ton otalk inteiiigently and convinc- ingiy should any inouiry be made of them.
 At the next meeting of the cosnmit- tee. sub-commfttees will be appointed and their work outlined
 The committee will meet conErAAs- man Bankhead when he comes to Selma next Tuesday to address the voters and VII iextend to him an invitation to join the rivers ana harbcrs comnatt- tee here. 1t is thought that Congress- man Bankhead will accept the invita- ton.
 Congressman syd J. Bowie will also be invited to be present on the occa- sion Of the visit of the Rivers and Rarbors Committee te Selma secre- tary Slater was directed to ascertain at the earliest possible moment the exact date Of the visit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

MT. and Mrs. | L. Rosendorf left this afternoon Cor Richmond Na.s where they will spend several weekG as the guests of Mrs. Rosendorfs par
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Miss Ruby Floyd of Greensboro has been here for the past few days wttn her sister, Miss Daisy Lloyd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Auvnst Rothchilds has retuTned home after spending some time in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

wHEAT-st2.b0 buys five ups and five or decline from price gives si0O. % profit; write for particulars. Commerce Grain Co.,. Commerce Bldg. Chicago.
 WE HAVE the only factory in the south for manufacturing chandeliers, when you buy from us you keep your money at home. and do not have goods come from the East ing effects. our factory and parlors are at IT Commerce Street The West Electric Co., -23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Arthur Loeb has returned homo tains. Md
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Misses Elm and Christine Nicolson ha~a gone to Uniontowu and van Dorn to visit friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Mrs. J. Hooper Adams left this mSrn- ing for Augusta, Ga- where she will spend several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Miss Mary Bibb is home again after spending some time in Moniie Wlth relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

V Er as show you one Sf tho s.s Aa around Montgomery. This place is A fivesr0om cottage on lot I5OxsO0 feet. close to car line and school. neishborhood IS ey- home, Price. se.soo.
 ~N Hoicompe street we have ss - a 60xi56 foot lot with an up-to- date six-roorn house on ie: This place is close In and 1T you desire to get close to ,;,,21r yogr tunity. Price, $5.ooo.
 ~ UT at Capitol Heights we have rooms, porcelain bath, sanitary connectfons, electric lights. electric cali bells. corner lot. 5Ox15O feet. cabinet mantsls El. and is we'll worth every cent asked Price. ss.500; $500 cash. balance, SS0 per month.
 wn have one more excellent place, either a home or invest \ AAs rnent' situated on McDonough Street, q seven-room dwelling faofsSn Bs boasSt s0aSsn;ss1Yfos fOs ;s'YSo anu ." 
 PLANTATION.
 500 acres. two and one-half miles from town, artesian wells, on gravel road, nice dwelling and several cabins on it. Prince, $40 per acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

pr. Ernest Patton is spending today in Eufaula-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
eo.lnl and rera0mal

social and Tera0nat Mrs. Chambless Keith ana httie soaaai ,sai .siases Rettie Keith, Elsie Hooper and settie Hall left today for Biufton Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
ry Slater was directed to ascerts the earliest possible moment .act date Of the visit.
 Neare Murderer capsaRed. In a section house of the Weste

In a section house of the Western Railway of Alabaa in the eastern part Of the city last night. Deputy sherins Townsend and Cherry arrested aauze Smith. negro. who Is wanted in wlA- rox county. The negro. with her brother is said to have been Slpiica- ted in the murder of young waite. man named Robinson. near Furn'af. about six weeks ago.
 The young man with hiss prother late one afternon went to the home of the smith negroes near FurmaH' A. they were approaching tic hoesA the Mem. killing one Of them instantly. After the shootingthe two negroes es- r,tpAd. The authorities of Wilcox county have been notified of the arrest of smith and 1t Is expected that fe viii be carried to Camden and placed in the Wilcox county Jail tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
nna scnt bud Appeal.

The Central Alabama Fair Assocaa- tion has sent out an appeal te sne ladies of Central Alabamn askt9a their assistance in making the Won ans Department of the aprronching festival a great success. The premiums which viii be offered Iprthis defafl ment for the coming fair are nihch letter than those which were oners0 last fall 1t is hoped to have in this department various work from ladies n all uarts Of the State and more ck- neclally from those who reside Central Alabama. The naticc wnlsn the Fair Association is sending cl't tr forns the ladies that gil questions nerteining to the work of this derart ment will be cheerfully answered nx inc superintendent of tho Assocaatt9n. 4 comrnittee of ladies will receive aR exhibits and will see that they arc cared for. Ths committee IS as fos' Snusa, Mesdames IsaAc schwartz. '. " " rIoorcr Fl D. El1is, w. R. Pea cock. e Paul schuh. E. (. Melvin and Dave Kennedy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

FOR SALE-I can sell you a new five room house for $1.4O0 on easy terms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

ONE GLANCE fin looking over our list of properties is aufacient to convince any one or its completeness Property placed
 FOR SALE OR RENT ,s ouickly marketed We have a cIlentage that approves our methods You'll conserve your interests by consulting us prior to closing any real estate deal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

LosT--A Girls High School Pin, with the initials A. H. g., engraved on the under side of pin lost at Electric Park Saturday afternoon Return to S04 Washington St., and receive suitable reward. D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Three good houses for rent. close in. cheap at any price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

MT. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein have returned from Arverne, N. J.. where they have been spending the summer
 Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Yaretzsky have returned home after spending a couple of weeks in Mississippi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

LOsT-one and seven-eighth karat white diamond out setting, When last heard of was In possession of Wrn Jaiius (color- ed), 1se Day Street. Flattertng reward for It's recovery. M. C. Hall. su-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

FOR SALE-- Business property on South Court Street, within block and half Of Court Square. 75x160.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
wANrrD-ro pUx.

WANTED-To buy hickory; write for price and specifications. Alabama Hardwood Mfs Co P. O. Box 545
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
HE LISTENED TO THE BAND
And, According TO the Actress, the
Effect Was Fatal TO the
King.

The late Mrs Gilbert. the veteran
actress, was dancer until middle life.
II was quite as novice that at the
age OF 40, she began To appear In
speaking parts.
Once. at reception in Chicago. she
said:
"0ne Of my earliest speaking parts
was played here in your city. and was
very nervous. was 30 very nervous.
I'm fact. that on the first night made
an error that nearly ruined the per-
Torrance.
II had a small part. the part Of an
old nurse There was a dying king, a
villain. and band OF music In the
piece, and the band Of music was sup
posed to he very fine The queens
life. indeed was 10 come near being
ruined through the strange, sweet Sc
ductiyeaess OF this band.
Nothing but compliments Of the
band were TO be heard on every side.
well, In the third act. while the
band was playing its best, had to
rush on and cry:
"'Stop the music. The king is
dead
what did. in my nervousness was
10 rush on and cry:
"'Stop the music. II has killed the
king"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

He leaned against the boats edge.
Watching her. Only her profile shone
clear-cut against the background If
cloud-swept sky. Winslow was a
lover OF beauty in the abstract; It's
poetical value appealed 20 him. and 1t
was with an interest at once sensuous
and impersonal that he studied the girl
before him. An almost classical cor
rectness of outline was given warmth
and tone by subtle charm that
seemed original with her. This charm
lay In the indefnable atmosphere
which enveloped her--gaye her a
unique personality. she seems 30
much alive." was his mental comment
upon the girl whose thread OF life lad
become so closely and suddenly en-
tangled with his own.
Meanwhile the object OF his thoughts
said: This has been happy evening.
but | am all the more sad now. reaiiz-
Ing that II Is our last glimpse of civil
lied society for many a long day. To-
morrow-ahl what will tomorrow
be- Her voice broke, and Winslow
fastened To say: When | left the
cabin Col. Burr and Mr.. Blennerhasset
were in consultation with your mother:
no doubt matters will be arranged as
you would wish. IL am only sorry
you are not going farther with us. We
we have much enjoyed your COM
pany."
"And we can never forget your kind
ness"
There was short silence as their
eyes met. Just then gentleman came
on deck TO say that Col Burr desired au-
dience with Mr.. Winslow. Excusing
himself. Charles went below.
Descending into the cabin, which
served as parlor, he was greeted by
Aaron Burr with formal courtesy
ITO BE Continued
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
The uses Of Evil.

SAY, ma wants two pounds OF butter.
She wants II just exactly like what you
sent the day before yesterday an III
Il Amt that same kind she don't want
any at all
The small boy had bolted In dis
charging himself abruptly OF his err
rand. pausing now only for breath.
But the grocer. taking down the order
OF new customer did not mind tn
interruption.
"You see. madam. how II goes he
said pleasantly. MY customers are
particular. and It is my pleasure TO get
them exactly what they demand Yes,
sonny" blandly TO the boy. you shall
be attended TO at once"
MA says don't fergit TO send the
same kind OF butter" reiterated the
boy. Some OF pops relations has just
come to visit. and ma says II they
stay long II won't be her fault. IN. ".
Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
Cur wouldn't Fight It Out.

Judge Sylvester Dana, who was for
some years Judge OF the police court
In Concord, N. H.. always endeavored
10 smooth over any little differences
between persons brought before him.
on one occasion the charge was for
n technical assault. and IL came out
in the course of the evidence that tho
parties were nelghbors and had been
on the best OF terms for some years.
1T Is n great pity" said the Judge.
that old friends. as you seem TO have
been. should appear before me in
such n way. Surely this Is case
which might be settled out OF court"
1T cant be done. Judge" answered
the plaintiff. moodlly. II thought OF
that myself, but the cur won't fight"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
"Dishing the Bill"

About rs years ago Hon. Cyrus Sui
loway, congressman from New IIamp-
shire. was a member of the state legis-
lature from Manchester, At that time
the legislature used TO meet In mid
summer. and one day Sulloway, wish
ing 20 speak in opposition 10 a bill
that was before the house. rose and
addressed the chair while In his shirt
sleeves. having removed his Prince Al
bert coat. owing 10 the great heat.
Immediately Sam Page. OF Haverhlll
rose 10 a point OF order. chat the gen
tleman was ZEN deshabille.' Sulo-
way slowly unfolded himself and said:
MIR Speaker, that Is just why took
the floor-to dish n bill" The house
laughed. the speaker ruled the point
not well taken, and the Tall Pine OF
the Merrimac" continued In his effort
TO defeat the measure, IN which, II |
mistake not. he was successful. Dos.
ton Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
MICHIGAN
EVENTS NOTED
ARMED SONS ATTEND FUNERAL
OF MOTHER TO RESIST
INQUEST.
A MURDERER'S THREAT
a Glance at Things That Have Hap
pened In the State During the Past
Few Days.
No Autopsy Allowed.

Three OF the children OF Mrs. Dora
Exner tainted at their mothers fu-
neral In Niles when II was feared
that the authorities would interfere
10 prevent burial. Two OF the sons
were armed and swore they would
resist any attempt of Coroner Alonzo
Plat 10 stop the funeral. Five clti-
ze1s had petitioned the coroner to
hold an inquest according TO law,
after an AFFIDAVIT had been issued by
DR.. u. Vanoppen. who stated that no
was called TO treat Mrs. Exner on
June TO- lie administered some medi-
cine and that same day DIR. A. c..
Ullrey was also called. On June IL.
Mrs Exner died. members OF the
family made contradictory state
ments and he. Or. vanoppen. refused
TO Issue a death certificate. DR.. I'll.
lery issued certificate. but stated
no cause OF death. DR. Vanoppen says
he does not know the cause OF her
death and Is ''of the opinion that
death may have been caused by
means unknown to him" DIR. Vanop-
zen says he Will take the matter TO
court and II possible compel tho ex-
humation OF the remains.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30
Lavender
|CreightOn'Sl
Lovers |
BY OLIVIA ID. STROHM

CHAPTER -CoNrrNurp.

CHAPTER III. --CoNTINUED.
Winslow sat In a brown study for a
moment. Suddenly he spoke. Come
with US. Our boat 10 not a fine nor a
commodious one. but its best is al your
service. Come
Overcome with relief. the tears filed
her eyes. II am weak. and cannot
thank you. You are kind, and kindness
is luxury we soon learn To do with
out. But while | thank you. | cannot
accept your offer. Besides my sons. |
have two guests. | cannot leave
them"
You need not leave them Wins.ow
urged. II will explain your situation 10
my comrades. but for their consent !
can vouch. We Will find room for
everybody as Il Is"
Mrs. Blennerhasset's sensible. earn
est face relaxed In a grateful smile.
She took hts hand in silence.
Then let us consider II settled he
said cheerfully and prepare 10 Start
at dawn tomorrow To champion
ladies In distress will give new zest to
our enterprise"
II see, sir. Wayfarers. even traitors,
though you are called. you are to he
Anights-errant, too"