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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Doings in the
 District Court
MONDAY, JUNE II

MONDAY, JUNE II
 Court conv. ned at the usual h n.r this morning.
 A nunher of trial jurymen who had cen, X, us.d fir te,eial dave until this muInii z again reported for du'! among them were Bert Pssker and Chss McKean of Wilcox; Henry E 7 of Bcns"n; Avery Curry. sndy Scott and R Rudolph fl Douglas.
 In the matter of the not ce for a new irisl in the csse of the ttrr t"ry ys AupI,tin vnlencis, convicted q; :he mui der of Jesus Aise' To in Dousf la, wa. calhd up and AuorI ey Cu' = ngham made d lrg argument in supIurt of hi- m"tiou. The motion was d-nn d ai d Valsrca a vas r1n.'- i'd to stand up ard receive tie judp- ent of the c.u't. He was sent' need to term of twenty years in Yuma His attorney gave notice Oi appeal tu the supr me court. Vslei cia wss overcome with the snn"ui cement ol the court and when Icing taken back to his cell brake into tears.
 The case of the territory va A D Boswell. cl srred with the murder ' l. Red st Ports', WAS next calh and the exsminat'or of the juror 1 continued until ov.r 40 had teen X amined and II exc ,s,d for cause when it wa. discovered that the pane had re n exhausted. An order for , , special ,enire of 5 VAS issued made rf turhable forthwith aLd the TetuII showed the following name: Martin Wal.h, F Fried~a d. G org Black Frank Brown and Hsrr, Hynes.
 From the eAsminat on of the juror: on their v"ir dire the d-fense will en- deavur to prove that the killing '' Red mas done in self defen @.
 | There are a number of wiine,se, il the ca,e ,nd it will probably take ul the greater porti"n of today aad tO norruw ID tie trial 4 recess wa ken al l 80 tt allow ra es on hot| sides 10 Exercise their chalh nges an, il, care NHs ies'D ca hd at l:3o win. Il the follow a'ng 'ury was swurn q
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Son Files Charges
 Against Father

A complaint has heen filed in the probate court against Martin ,c b. ecn by his san charging him with in esni y. II he case ~ill come up f"r examination before the conrt on Fri day when number nf witnesses will he brought from Bisbee to testify. Jac; bson Is now In tie county jail being held for the next grand jury on the charg. of assault W tn intent to murder one Fred Olin in Bisbee last week by taking several .bots it him. Jscoi,e' n was com nitted to the asylum several years ago, and was out but few months. It is now thought he has suffered relapse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Shooting Scrape
 At Douglas

Parties up from Dougla. this n0rn- ng bring the news of shooti, -crape that occurred at the smelter ''ify last night. From the meayre in formation had it appears the win of 6 meiterman named Lamb red .everal Sh"ts at Il man named Barnes. Two of the shots to,k effect ana it is h = Iiev,d the wounded man may de.
 he cause of the trouble is ass. rted the woman L, te due to som. in ult- 'ng remarks pissed ah ut ier The ffair has caused considerable excite ment in Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Visits Tombstone
 Alter Many Years

H. eward, of Detroit. Michigni is I the city. MT Nevard was one time a pioneer of Ariz na RI, sit.d T"n.b-iune Tn lsSn, brii ngag,d in susiu' ss here for Al ou two years. He is here lu,k;r, over old landmarks and newinr a-qraintances of many years ago Mir Reward may decide to locat, tn Ar Zoua agaIn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Additional Dormitories
 At Industrial School

Additions have bs en made tr the dormit, ries at the Territnrinl Indu = trial school at Benson and Supt James Mahoney aDnrun"es 'l4t he has scco modations for l5 CT 20 ad- dItiorai boys ho ne, q I,tle curb. ng and discirlining. Supt Nal on avs that tie loys in h,s scho. ] h,.v.. me stuff tiat will IT ake future Ire i- 'ents if the lads are landl, d -Ightly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
See Your Own
 Country First

Ar.zonns mountain ies ,rts report record treaking influx of vI-i'ors. That is as il; should he. Tine sooner ihe people uf the territory underslar d tfat they have ieen payiur exhorl.t- ant prices for d, ultiul accom- da- rInn- abroah when het CT at m,rie a e txpen eau be secured right her. at h 'me, the tetie. 1t w,ll be tor all con ceru, d
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Swarms of Rats
 Attacking Cattle

A Little Rock, Ak, dispatch states that Washington county hns scourge of rats, ah,rh are kiilin, chicst ms by the hundn ds and eve, attacking stock. Several yearlin steers are said to have h,en attack d and killed by swa'mei uf rJdent One ia mer had over 2D sheeI Killed With n weeks time NeaI the little town of Tolu, thrc, months old child had its arm ,eatel of hy rats. Where they come from i, '. ystery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
rY:LYs ALREALY SENTENCED.

fV :LV' ALREAIf sENTENCED- A review 0. the criminal W, rk shows that twelve persons have b, en C. nvict cd {" s.ive tune m ;he penitentiary at Yuma, while three others got off with shtenc,s m the co1i ty ia aud ne with the paymer of a $20o ti'e
 The apIs al cssrs set for tomorr' W are as follows: T-rrit,'y vs Nj D Savoy, E J Mitch'l. A Tinnerty, J. hn Todd. PL onrhsm
 The first jury civil case set f trial Is that oi the Norton Morgan Con- mere al Co. vs John Howard ct sl ioi deb,, and is set for trial on Thursds wErSEsDAY JUNE l3 ;; There was nothing doing in u. district court today in the criminal line and the tr'al jCrurs ~ere sxcuss.'
 ntil 9 a. nj. tomorrow.
 Upop the noii. n of Attorney Elan nigsn c Riggs was admitted t practice m the district court upon pre,s ntirg q certificate I'm tIe su- pr, me court of Ind ana.
 ] The appeal case of the territory Vt NJ D Savoy charged with havin: com | mitttd adultery WAS dismis, ed upon mott ,n of the district attorney. In. case was tired before Justice McDCn a'd in Douglas and the defendant fin ed the sum of $75. "e aprenled the case to the d;strct court. and was dis missed by the district attorney on the gronnd that evidence could not b. produced to secure conviction. The case of the Csdena de Cohr, ] Copper company vs E Hug hes tt al recovery of stock, set for trial on June g.
 W k Ezrll and G A Hedges, tria jurors, were excused for the term
 The appes! case the territory vs W H Banks charged with assault, fr, n Justice McFa'land'- court. WAS di : ms el. The defendant had been tin- ed $2O in the justice court for assault ing 6 man named Cannon.
 The appeal case of the territory V l. $ M-dig. vich ~as passed vi th' under standing that the ref nds n would enter plea of guilty and pay | fife O S40, tLe same amouat that Wal plac, d agsins; him in the justice cour m Bi.bee.
 Th- cases of territ 'ry vs V B How ert"n and W c Archer are the nnl oDe- now that remain to ne tried oI the criminal calendar, they are botl set for tnmorrow. IL is understos that the HowertOn case will moi go l. trial kuf that the defendant will pnt n plea o' guilty to simple assault.
 The Archer c4.e e hut g short on AS there are but two r three with. s.e ! ,u the case for either side. The d.. frndent has bsen out on bond f., nearly two years. He Is charge wi;l ns-sul'Ing one Ben Williams At Ora 'gnun Summit scme two years sine.
 In the divorce sse of Gull ys Gul decree granted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
The Price of Wines
 Is on the Increase

In their if ancial report of south- ern alifornia business cpnd ,tions fu, the month of May, Dnn & Co. ss, that w ng to loss of millions of gal Ions of wine in San Franciscn. rec wine has advanced 10 cents per gallon and white wine l5 cents sweet wine shows an advance of , '" 8 cents. It w,ll Ire remembered that in some lo- calities in San Fanci-co wine was used, in ibe absence oI water, to ex- tinguish the flames.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
SeIf-dumping Cars
 For tie z. P.

A string of fifteen of tie 6. P. Cos new svli-!umpin cars pa +sed through Fairhapk yesterday. These cars are "f 50 t'ns cHpa ,ity and gre a big improvement over the old wood- eu flat" Thy will ie usei in the grading on the Yr.ul River & Pacific road ID SonvrA,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
1t Was Out of His
 Honor's Jurisdiction

In Boston, man who applied r divorce, in his testimony said fhs he and his wife had been living hell [ hr, e-fourths of the time. Tn, judge interrupted. saying that tn. testimony va. inc"mp tent, irt-le- want and immateriai. as he had b, juri-dicti, over the pace men, toned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Mining Activity in
 Turquoise District

Dan Pr'wn was in the city yester- day from his emp in the Turquois. iistrlct, vi ere has c few men at woTt on group of claims sdj"ining u |. Great West' Tn property. He stat. , that the property IS looking up firsr rate and that he has recently ub- covered good sized body of carbonate ore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17

5daeses Your Bowsis VII. CHscares.
 Candy Cathartlc, eure cons ipation forever < 25e U . Q. c. fs;l. C. uggists refunds oey
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
For Sale.

Six-room one-story cottage, eastern part of city; brings $216 rent. Price, $l 300; $500 cash and balance three or i've years. Pays Il 12 per cent.
 Seven-room new and modern resi- dences southern part of city; has bath and sanitary, hot and cold water, cabi- net mantels. Price to quick buyer. $2.950.
 South Court Street vacant lot 5ox15o on shady side street; paved sidewalks Price. $2.000. Not another on this street for three times this price
 We have a beautiful nine-room new residence on Virginia Avenue that we can sell for $6.000; one-half cash, ball. ance at 6 per cent.
 Five three-room houses, one block from Day Street School brings S3eO and Is first-class. Price for immediate sale, $2,650.
 Three three-room houses near A. c. L. shops and Alabama Chemical Company; bring $i60. Price. $1,000.
 Two houses Cobb Street rent $120; price. s1.050.
 Two houses Cleveland Avenue, rent SIPS: price. $1,650
 Three houses, near S. A. L shops, rent $fS0; price, $1,300.
 MONEY TO LEND.-An unlimited l amount of money to lend on FARM charges reasonable. Terms from four sition ever offered the borrower. See
 PIERCE BROS.. Phone 4S1. Cor. Court & Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
Selling Goods In China.

SnIcdSO JOuFndl.
 If American merchants wish to gain and hold the trade of the far East, they must set about 1t in the right way. Not only is 1t essential to manufacture the goods that will fit that faraway market. but the men that are sent to drum up custom must be above reproach.
 Our consul at Shanghai complains that American concerns thing that the glib. hashy fellow Is the proper type of salesman to extend their trade in the Orient. But the Chinese have been imposed upon so often by these untrust- worthy representatives of our business concerns that they are suspicious os everything and everybody.
 In China especially the quiet, orderly, self-poised agent is the best sort of man to represent an American concern. It Is necessary for these details to be re" membered, as inattention to them will give the insistept Japanese new oppor~ tunities for pushing their goods at the expense of our manufacturers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
r. M. KOHN & SON, sa@ Commerce. Street.

We have a proposition in q large planta- ton very close to the city of Montgomery that we wish to sell to someone who will allow us to subdivide and sell in smaller tracts, say in tracts of from 40 to 150 acres. The situation of the property is such that we can state positively that we can in one season accomplish the resale of the property in this way. We have tried very often to buy, 80 or 100 acres in this immediate neighborhood without success. and from the demand we have for proper ty in this neighborhood we know that easi- fly from $5 to S10 an acre can be cleared on this purchase There are about 1.450 acres of land and the price Is no higher than lands are selling the same road, five miles further from the city. It is a proposition that won't require all the cash, as we are in a position to finance good proportion of the purchase money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
The vision of Insects.

FnlIauelpnla Record.
 A notable fact about the vision of in- sects and one which 1t may be sup posed must largely influence their view of the external world is the number of facets or lenses in compound eyes. 4 German naturalist, K. Leinemann, has been painstaking enough to count the number of cacets in the eyes If no fewer than 15O species of beetle. He finds that in the same species and sex the number increases with the size of the body. There Is usually no perma- nent difference between the sexes as however. the difference is marked, as in the case of lampyris splendidula, in which the male has 2,500 and the fe- has the extraordinary number of 24.0O0 facets in its eye. The number of facets is greater in the rapidly moving active forms than in the more sluggist spe- cies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
Zirkle & r1oore,

FOR SALE--PLANTATION 1900 acres. from city. good road. Can be bought form city, good road. Can be bought FOR sALE1;Ioo acres, | 1-2 miles from from Z and sell on easy terms FOR sALE--s2,oo ,ooo. win buy nice five room cottage on Jen Davis Ave. has sanitary connections: terms to suit purchaser
 FOR sALE--$1,15o will buy two good four room houses. near corner High year. No better renting property in the city.
 FOR sALE--s575 will buy good two room house and vacant lot near tho Brewery. Half cash; balance on time. s700 WILL BUY good four room house near Jackson and High streets: rents for s960o a year
 FOR sALE--s2.2oo will buy beautiful five room cottage at Highland Park: corner lot, nice porcelain bath tub and wash stand: will make nice home or good investment. Easy terms. FOR sALE--ss,ooo will buy good two story house only three blocks from post office; rents for $500 year. FOR sALE--s2,1oo will buy five room house on Monroe Street, corner lot; bargain here.
 FOR sALE--s15o0 will buy nice five room house near Capitol; a little money spent on the house will make 10 per cent investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

If you want an investment in farm for the interest on your money without the worry and trouble of running 1t, renting 1t out and advancing we can sell you 800 acre place in this county well improved and stocked with labor and can arrange the sale on such terms that you can get a five year lease from one of the best men in Alabama on terms that will absolutely net you s per cent. clear on your money. The contract will stipulate that he will keep up the improvements. pay the taxes. and give you as rent 8 per cent. clean interest on your investment. There are $40 acres in the tract and the price of the property is S2o an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
22 s. Perry St. Real Estate and FOR SALE. PLANTATION.
 San m

$3o.oo per acre buys s29 acres of mellow sandy land, five miles from city on gravel road. Can sell as whole or halves. Will accept small cash pay n.ent and carry the balance at DOT cent.
 This is Good.
 $4,7SO.oO Puys a brand new eight-room rest, dence, modern in every respect. Will accept a small cash payment and a portion at $40 per month, and carry balance at per cent. This place Is cheap. for all cash. and won't stay for sale long.
 $I,S50. % Buys a beautiful lot on Clayton Street. This lot is elevated about two feet above sidewalk. and is good enough for anybodys home site. Cheap at $2,000. Will build you house to suit you on 1t.
 $I,75o. % Buys 6 lot just on the hill of South Perry Street. Can't equal this value in Montgomery. Finest home in Mont eomery just in front.
 We have one home that is modern ard brand new that we can trade for other property. mortgages, negro prop erty or vacant lots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
Bethea E Conniff,
 Real Estate. 20 First National Bank Building. Phone ss5
M. w. STUART.
Telephone 2ol7.

Fire Insurance. Telephone 2ol7. $5,50000 will buy a brand new eight room house, just completed, nicely pa- pered, pebble dashed. cabinet and brick mantels; situated on paved street and corner lot. Terms to suit you.
 FOR RENT.
 Ffve-room cottage with stable. cow house and extra lot for garden, $16.65. Eight-room house. 210 Mildred Street. $35.0O.
 s-room new house. POS Mildred
 DESK ROOM. have desk room for one on ground floor, 22 South Perry Street.
 FIRE INSURANCE.
 I would appreciate policy from any of my friends.
 If you have money. to loan at 6 or 2 per cent, we can place it for you, and gay all expenses for examination of titles. Will furnish $2 for $1 security. place 1t with us; let us hustle t for you.
 We have several pieces of property that can be developed and good money made. If you have a few dollars idle, let us show you how to make 1t grow fast We have done 1t and can do 1t lagain.
 If you have property you wish to trade off, you can do business with ma Our automobile will call and show you any of the above, including the plantation, which requires only 20 minutes to reach.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

A miles from the city limits grav- el road we offer for sale 100 acres of the prettiest red sand land in the county. There is no waste land, 1t is all open, and good year 1t is all safe for bale to the acre. This is tall talk, but 1t Is tall piece of land. The improvements don't amount to much.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
 s--ass--s4~-az-M

We have been recently instructed to sell one of the finest black land prairie planta- tions in this section. This is Q good sized place. we'll improved and in fine condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

We want to say to every land owner In this or adjoining counties, that if you have we are in the market for about 25 places of different character, and that our facili-- ties for handling farm propositions are second to none in Alabama, and that it will prove to your interest to consult us or write us in reference to your properties Absolutely no charge unless we produce a buyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30


 We want 20 acres and 70 acres near the city.
 For immediate sale we offer first class new two story house for S4,250. This Is real bargain as the house Is well built, has nine rooms, and is centrally located. If you haven't all the cash. we will lend you half of 1t.
 On North Lawrence Street we offer for sale a two story house. rented for next year for $338 The price is S3,2o0. This is 6 1Oh per cent. investment. If you have 5000 we can give you new two story dwelling, paying 10 per cent. This place is centrally located.  We have several good houses for rent at moderate price. See our list Monday
 
 We have s1.5OO to lend at per cent. On Dexter Avenue We have a fine lot that we will sell at bargain if sold at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

If you want 40 acres near Montgomery, and want 1t in clean, healthy white com munity we can supply you at $35 an acre, no less, and strictly cash
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
SAL

FOR sALE-A beautiful home on prin- eipal street, high location. lot 6exl60. on corner. comprising pariour, dining room. reception room, four bed rooms. kitchen, pantry. china closet. buffers pantry and closets in every room Four handsome cab met mantels, beautiful gas fixtures, large folding doors between parlour and dining room Porcelain bath tub and electric lights. Barn. stable and carriage house Price s5.o0o, one-third cash. and balance on time at per cent.
 FOR SALE-A two story eight room house on one of the principal streets in the southern part of the city, 6 few blocks from post office, price $6.S00.o0. If you are looking for a desirable home come to see us immediately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

FOR sALE--s4.Soo will buy swell cot tage close in in southern part of city, comprising three bed rooms, dining room and parlor. kitchen and bath room. If you want bargain see us immediately.
 FOR sALE--A two story house in ward Five comprising rooms. Cabinet mantel in every room. Bath room up stairs and down. Gas and electric lights In first class condition. Price Ss.75o. Thts place ia convenient to down town. Don't phone but call to see about this
 FOR sALE-A 6 room cottage and isitch4s en. situated on lot 70x10O on one of the . best streets in the city and on car line. Price S3,500. This IS a sacrifice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

S@,oVV.VV " Aeu" oA property.
 HAVE YOUR INSURANCE TRANS FERRED TO NEW LocATIoN-Mon- day, is general moving day and per son is apt in the confusion incident to it. to overlook the transfer of his insurance and this is to remind all per- sons having insurance with us to send in their policies for transfer to their new locations. as otherwise they will be unprotected.
 We are offering fine piece of busi- ness property which purchaser can realize a handsome profit on in short time. If you have idle money this is your opportunity.
 We can sell you the cheapest central ly located up-to-date, residence in the city, desirable for either a home or investment.
 We have for sale fine piece of in- vestment property consisting of three residences which we offer as Q whole or separately.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

her her lands If you % have 0any any fo to s ssii. write us. giving full descrintion and price.
 MONEY TO LENp--we have plenty of money to lend in small and large amounts on good real estate. FIRE INsURANCE--we represent only first class companies and solicit . share of your business. Losses paid promptly and without discount. FOR RENT--Three story store ana basement. Lee Street. fine for storage purposes.
 HOUSES roR RENT. s01 s. McDonough St., rooms. t20.05 lol s. Court St. 6 rooms. $s5.00 40s Randolph Street, rooms. $2z50 2s Amanda St. rooms, s2150 41s Martha St.. rooms, $12.50 +17 Martha St.. 5 rooms, $12.50 Tes Clayton St rooms, s11.5o 42o Monroe Street. 6 rooms, s26.o0 s1e whitman St. 10 rooms, s25.0o 2s Goldthwaite St. rooms. $47.60 ilos "nnf fun sf St. rooms. rooms, ssSSo ssSSs soI Highland Ave. rooms. sl5.oo SeCslaea ss Csrteq & mye Road accm lsSs slsss Beauford St.. Highl. Park 4rooms, Si0O0 Alsop Street. rooms 5000 40l-s Dexter Ave. 10 rooms. s3o.oo
 store .and omces. 12o North Perry St.. ..... .... $900o 0os oice hSt srd loor ans s1 Dex.. onace Commerce St. ...s25.oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

If kept going the whels of a watch it is estimated. travel S.55S S-4 miles in year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
J.T.Roberts &Son
 24s. Perry St.

s2,5oo.oo to lend on approved city property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

FREE-1O0 loads manure to give away Monday morning, come early; corner Perry and Columbus Streets. next to BottlinT
 works. ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

YOUNG'S Repair Works Furniture ana trunks furniture packed for shipping: skirt
 boxes made to order AT s, Ripley" s.. Phone 2540., or orders at Jno. L. Cobbs-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

WAREHOUSE-Fo rent, nice warehouse on track or will rent a portion of same. Address J. W. A. care Advertiser
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

WANTED-Boarders, elderly lady or yauna lady in private family. w, care Adverti- ser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
Office of T. M. RILEY.
wANTED-BoARDERs OR BOOMERS.

ONE OR TWO Gentlemen to occupy large. well furnished front room with privilege os bath. Meals if desired Address. 70s S. Court Street -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
FOR sAIE-REAL FsTATE.

FOR SALE-Five negro houses, rented to good tenants for ss36 per year. the best negro property in Montgomery and better than white property, near Day Street School and A. c. l.. Shops B. F. Hardeman. 23 South Perry St. Ill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

FOR SALT--s1,5o0 will buy nice five room house near Capitol; little money spent on the house will make 10 per cent investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30
aMISCELLANEOUs.

W. E. sAFFoLD. The Jeweier has novsd to corner Lee and Church Streets l92 iea Street, Sstill repairing clocks. watches, ali kinds of silver ware and jewelry. spcctacIes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

We want 20 acres and 70 acres near the nifv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

WANTED-Boarders. refined couple in pri-
 vate family. five blocks from Square. W. care Advertiser. -