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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
NEGRO MAKES ESCAPE.
Frazier MiIIsap. Indicted for Highway
 Robbery Gets Away.

Troy AprIl 2f-tspecial.) )--Frazier Miilsap the negro who was indicted by the last grand Jury for highway robbery. he being the negro who so badly frightened Mrs. Jones near here several months ago, making her get him her husbands gun. escaped rom iaii this morning something after o'clock. No trace of him has yet been
 Deputy Marshal A. J. Collier brought lack Holt 10 Troy this morning, having arrested him on a warrant charging him with operating an illicit distiilcry near Enterprise, Ala. He was arraign- ed before United States Commissioner q $ Tutwiler. pleaded guilty to the charge and was bound over under 5000 bond to await the action Of the next Federal grand jury.
 one of the most artistic pieces or work that has ever been seen fin Troy came here through the mail few days Ago to Frank P. Folmar from Dear T,odge, Mont, in the shape of riding hrIdIe' It was sent by Hugo A. Beck, an actor. who once played in the local theatre. After leaving this section, Perk committed some act which land cd him in the penitentiary In Montana and he made the bridle in his leisure moments The bridle is made entirely of horse hair as is also the quirt which it, and they are beauti- fully dyed in fast colors. They con- iain 25 900 single horse hairs, eight or which made a strand, making over 5000 strands of hair in the bride and quirk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
Charles, & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance. Commerce St

wANTED-Four men to travel in each state, distribute samples and advertise our goods. Salary S21 per week and expenses. guaranteed. Expenses advanced. Expefience unnecessary. Address, with stamp. stating age and occupation. Reeve Co.,, 427 Dearborn ct Chicago -3 WE WANT q man in all small towns to show and sell farms and other properties to our customers. good salary and steady DO stion to honest men,, who are willing to us. North American Land Company. Min ueapolis. Mnn. -"-su-2t WANTED--Men everywhere; good pay to distribute circulars. adv. mater. tack signs, etc. no canvassing. Address National Dis tributing Bureau. 100 Oakland Bank Bids Chicago, III. s
 IRON SAFES.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
Hurley,
Designer and maker of the clothes
 that gentlemen wear.
TO THE PuRLIC.

Mabson's Hotel has just gone through q thorough over-hauljng. New tile noors marble yxaiuscoting and frescOed halls. It Is today, from point of comfort, sec ond to no hotel fin the south. The rates now are, for elegant rooms without bath, SI per day, with bath sf.5o and s2. Nobody'A beds arc any better nor rooms cleaner or better furnished than
 T. IT. Mabson,
 PR0prietor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
The Following Telegram, Received Hes- terday by Mrs. W. E. Davidson,
 ia aSeIf-exnlanntOry.

New Orleans. La, April 21. 1906. w. B. Davidson. Montgomery. Ala; Our California losses will be paid Immediately upon adjustment by drafts upon Liverpool office. American assets not to be disturbed as usual in past great conhagrations.
 L. & L. G. Ins. Co.,
 Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

q understand Nj. Gorky brought his wife with him." suggested the re-
 "Weu. something equally as good" replied a member of the suite of the great Russian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
Ivey Bros. Realty Co.,,
 IA S. Perry Street.
Bargains in Dwellings.
IA s. Perry Street.

On South Lawrence street we have one of the .sprettiest eight room resi- dances, sanitary connections, and baths up and down stairs, gas and electric lights, to be had in the city for the price. This place situated on good sot and price is SS,o0o.
 For one of the prettiest homes to :. had in Montgomery. here it is. It is situated at Highland Park, five room bath, water connections and electric lights. This beautiful lot is i 100x 70 feet has an excellent orchard on it and in every way an ideal home. Price, $2,750.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

To those interested in the cure of Morphine. Cocaine. Opium, Whfskey or Beer habit, special attention is directed 10 an advertisement of the Westmore- land Intsitute in today's paper. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

"Its mighty seldom you hear ot murder happening in Baltimore" said Pat Apsco.
 "Its mighty seldom you hear Of any. thing happening in Baltimore" replied Pat OMac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
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 Five three-room houses, near corner High and Jackson. Rent for $3Oo Price, $2,l00. Where can you beat It?
 Madison Avenue-Seven room, two story residence and vacant tot, all for $6,5OO. Very scarce on this street at any price.
 South Court-Seven- room. two story residence. 600 block. lot 5iN3lo. Large stable. Price, $6,90o. The best home for the money in town
 Cleveland Avenue-F Four-room cot tage, renting for $10,oo and four-room house on Stone Street. in rear renting for SeOO. Both for $l,62@, half cash. Pays 15 per cent.
 Twenty acres three and a half miles from city on Norman Bridge Road. s2,1oo,
 South Lawrence Street-Six room eottaee. splendid condition; elegant To- cation, $5,5o0. Winnie street Between Court and pcrrv. large seven-room, two-story bousa two bath rooms and stable, lot 5Ov1lG Price. S3.g5o. The house would cost more.
 Forrest Avcnuc-Two beautiful lots. west side. Price, $10o.
 Before buying or selling see some one u,bo knows-that means us. Ask our customers. they all make money off our advice We handle more bargains than all Inc other real estate men put to- gether
 JuNlUS J. PIERCE & CO.,,
 Phone 4S1. over l. LeVystelhs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
wANrED--AsALEsMEN.

SALESMEN wanted-Souyenir post-cards and advertising fans are the most profitabIe side line for high grade travellers; [ want more real saiesmen- Alfred Holzman, Chi caso III. -5 eosu St. SALESMAN---oFr Alabama; experienced trayeling man preferred. Line staple for gen~
 erm trade. Position permanent $50 co weak
 Y with commission. Sawyer. Leslie & Co, Detroit. Mich. sALEsMAN-$12 per week board and ex- pense money advanced; visit small towns in vicinity. distribute samples. take orders for man of ability; position permanent ana salary increased if satisfactory Address Pa. -s-suSt WANTED-Specialty salesman: energetic re- liable man. capable of earning s. 500 % or more annually. Splendid opening perrna- Mo. -5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

North Jackson street q six room dwelling. sanitary connections, bath and gas. A bargain at $2,50O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 FOR sALE-Eight-room two-story frame house, close in, just remodelied in and out New roof. Within few blocks of postoffice. s6,30O.
 FOR sALE---Nine room, two-story frame house, close in, cabinet mantels, porcelain bath tubs, and three large closets: place recently put in first-ciasS condition. Good neighborhood ana only few blocks from Court Square, Lot 63x175-$7.9 900.
 FOR SALES. McDonough Street, SIX room house, recently painted and Tn first-class condition. Lot box xl4S- S3S5O. owner has moved to ahothei city and wants to sell at once.
 FOR SALE-A, number of choice n1aces close in. ranging from $l,SO0 to S5, 900. Call early and get hrst DICK
 FOR sAbE-a nice little home on Bel finger Heights. Lot 5Ox3oo-$-'oVV' This place will just suit you
 Property for sale in every part Of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

we have authority limited to three davs su IF. .ouef downtown corner lot for s5Th0 nis iot is near the heart of the business center and it is a bargain. We kuow of no such another proposition in Montgomery m n You haven't all the money we can arr
 ramse ra,, part Of 1t for you at per cent If surs,,s are sn, out for a good thing. this will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

On Virginia avenue a very cosy six room cottage, all modern improvements ts and situated in a very desirable neigh borhood. Price, s3.750.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
City Property

Two pretty lots on Pleasant Avenue. we'll located and cheap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We have business lot l0x14e feet with railroad facilities. This will make fine location for any business that needs ample space for storage. railroad facilities and at same time be in the business center We can sell this property for s9.500. If you should wish to build on the property you can pay S1.000 cash and we win carry the balance of the purchase money on long time at 6 per cent. interest ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We will sell for $35o0, co feur vary ., nactNe lots situated in a good residence district: It is our judgment that si,500 can be made out of this property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

Twelve good negro houses, conven- tent to car line. good gravel road, wa ter mains, etc.; Is per cent invest ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We are authorized to sell 10o fac, ,ror. on Dexter Avenue for 91s,0o0 This is The only piece of property 100 feet front that we kaoW or on Dexter that can be bought
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
Farm Lands

fine plantation, near Montgomery, well improved. Will sell this week for $11 per acre. road, $30 per acre.
 145 acres of splendid land. on gravel road. two dwellings. i've tenant houses. etc, $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

Two-story dwelling. rented to first class tenant. for $40 year. Will sell at once for $2.150--S750 cash. balance per cent interest. This Is over an II per cent investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
wANrEp--FEMALE mELr.

wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
 - - -----.-S-~---- - wANTED-At once. girls to operate ms chimes: experience not required. steiner Loo sALEsLADY--si2 per week board and e.- vicinity. distribute samples. take orders r..,,s and make collections: unusual opportunity salary increased if satisfactory. Addreas Manager. Dept. Y. Box "A. Philadelphia, Pa ~ LADY MANAGER---In every County; office s Barr ss Como se sds Shtcaso -4-su-st wANTED--25 girls to pack candy: IS boys to wrap candy.s Apply at Dreyfus broS;s Lee and Tibb St. wANTED--Lady to do sewing for ,the thc Montgomery Mattress Factory. Phone 2oso, or call at Factory Monday morning.
 A WHITE woman to take charge of house and do general work. Call on or aduress John A Smith. 140 4th Avenue. City -4 WE WANT to give permanent position who has good business judgment and expe- rience in office work: the position VIII pc quick at figures m "s and ss a raoid worker Write us in all confidence. stating exactly your ssttins nce Address r ne e S R. care 9 The Adver fiser -k
 
 SEW wERs-Gingham aprons; make highest wages Material sent to door free of charge. Stamped. addressed envelope for particulars l.. P. Richards. 44os Indiana Ave. Chicago. RELIABLE saiesiady at Hansen's Bakery. 2l5 Dexter Avenue: references reoureo. wANTED--Iady as district manager for spring business good health ana ana wnnng nsnsss so Advancement. Answer at once. J, E Me- Brady & Co. chicao. 2 LADIES--wanted to do sowing at home making sanitary belts. good wages. Steaoy nenay CO, Dept 4ss. Chicago. -4 STEADY Position veal, round knitting in ss,ne. ho particulars. U. s, wooien Co. 80 state. De. troit. Mich. wANTED--A saiesiady at Unger's Bakery. CHANDLER & DOUGLASS Real Estate Auction Sale soth inst. will attract larEs n,s,i crowd Ss of G sdSsr gets she prop erty. regardless ef price Betssr tsf,e thss as Commerce Street: street car tickets free to look at the lots. Chandler Douglass. IADIrs-To do piecework at home; we fur nish all materials and pay from s1 to VIZ weekly Send stamped envelope to Royal Co. s4 F. Monroe. Chicago
 THE BEACH HAT-Design patented; 4ec postpaid: for outings. resorts. picnics. mouse, school: cool, light, natty. neat. Also latest improved substitute for cumbersome sun sun bonnets. No strings or pins. wanted an,sS saies Agents samples 3bc. Beach Bonnet Co: Cranfil Building. Dallas. Texas.
 FOR uENT--RUOMS.
 FOR RENT-Large front room. furnished or unfurnished. on South Court Street. close in and high location; bath and telephone priv ilege Address "S.." care Advertiser. ia FOR RENT-Large nice room. near in bath. phone, electric lights; very convenient to basin. References exchanged. Phone 9fs6 -l3 FOR RENT-A nice large room suitable for | an office Apply at Unger's Bakery .-i3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We have a really good modern dwelling on South Goidthwaite Street for $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

On South Court street we have a very pretty seven room dwelling, sanitary connections, bath, gas and situated on lot 54x210 feet. This place can cer- tainly be bought at a bargain and we offer 1t as such today, $4,500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
The Growth of Advertiser Want Advertising Is
 Proof That Advertising in The Advertiser Pays.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Flat three rooms. kitchen bath: close in. References. P. O. Box 52l. FOR RENT-One upstairs furnished room. electric lights phone, bath-on two car lines Also stable and lot. Phone 2575 or apply 3 Amanda St. thu-sun FOR sAI,E-wafch Chandler X Douglass' bir Auction Real Estate Sale. Monday S0th inst, get piats. and street car tickets at their office free. Chandler Dousiass-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We offer for sale a ten room dwelling on Catoma Street This home has all the modern convenfences. and is offered at very reasonable price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We have three lots on a corner downtown m the Srd block from Court Square that we offer for sale for s1o5o0. Two of these tc.s are worth the purchase price of the cannot separate them anu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

For s3,25o we offer for sale the new two story dwelling, No 41s Scott Street This place rAnts for $500 year.
 For ss75 we offer the lot with the small house just west of No. 4ls: or we will take s4.l50 for the two places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We have several small sums to loan o city property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

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  We have authority limited to three d.vs .1 Tsf offer q downtown corner lot for s57ssS Inis lot ls near the heart of the business no such another proposition in Montgomery usm oi IT you haven't all the money we can ay. you are out for sood thinF per ,bts cent; ;, If sure~ interest you. We are authorized to sell 100 fact ,ront n, on Dexter Avenue for s15.ooo. This is tb's the Of that es aset bs fs0ps Sa.rs sht We have three lots on a corner downtown offer for sale for s105oo Two of tbese tSrss ,p,s are & worth s the purchase price of the cannot seoarate them ~"1 catoma Street. This home " bas Sei,ins nlI tSn Sn modern conveniences. and is offered at very reasonable price We wiil sell for ss.5oo. co four very at ftactfxe lots. situated in a good residence be made out of this property. - ''''V0 can railroad facilities. This will make A fine location for any business that needs ample same time be in the business center. We eu can an sell this property for ss.5oo If you should sooo cash and we vii eary tSa es baapes pss of the purchase money on long time at 6 For s3,25o we offer for sale the new two as piaes Ms rsnts fer ssoo yssp ssptt Street This For ss75 we offer the lot with the small s4l5o for the two places. We have several small sums to loan on city property. on South Goidthwaite Street for $500. We have that beautiful plat of level. ele- of south Mcponough (or Giimer streetJ aortheast corenr. of the block bounded by Perry. FeIder. Cianton and MeDonouxh GOT Gfmerl Streets. The corner lot fsxfSo Is 5000. The two adjoining lots on the south are s2,500 each and third lot i10xis0. s3,500. This is tho prettiest prop erty in the southern extension of the city Within couple of hundred feet of this property there will soon be erected two of the handsomest homes in Montgomery
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

MANAGER WANTED-Every section to se- feet agents for "Gameoscience." worlds greatest new lawful game for drinks ci- gars takes place of forbidden slot machines; played with nickels or quarters, one to sev- kn persons can play at once. finish beautiful like cash register: rented sold easy payments. sample sent free. Proposition will please you. if still have opening in your section. United Sporting Goods Mfg Co.,. Dept. 11s. Chicago. Ill. %-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We have that beautiful plat of level. eie- of south McDonough Cor Giimer Street and cianton Street, This property is the northeast corenr. of the block bounded by Gilmerl Streets. The corner lot 1sxfS0 Is ss. 900. The two adjoining lots on the south are S2,500 each and third lot i10xiso. s3,500. This is tho prettiest prop erty in the southern extension of the city Within a couple of hundred feet of this property there will soon be erected two of the handsomest homes in Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

We have for sale a good piece uf invest ment property downtown. that we would Vke to talk to an investor about this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

FOR SALE-Handsome corner vacant lot on South Perry. Buy now if you want to se- cure home near in or speculate. Chandler & Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

---@ FOR SAIE-2 plantations in Lowndes County; party needs money: hence offers cheap Lands are lands these days. Don't be slow and miss this. Chandler & Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
Onward and Upward

That is the keynote the business men have struck for Mont gomery and they have de- termined that the march shall be quick stop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

Madison Avenue-Seven- room. two story residence and vacant tot, all for $6,5OO. Very scarce on this street at any price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOW ABOUT an attractive, signature cut for your ad It will add 50 per cent to its attractiveness. Call us up at phone es7. The Advertiser Engraving CO. v. H. Han- son. Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

CHANDLER X DOUGLASS Real Estate
 Auction Sale 3oth inst, will attract a large ne sold and highest bidder gets the prop .ertv. regardless of price. Better than saVtngs banks Get plat at our office 2g Comnerce Street, street car tickets traS to iSoE at the lots. Chandler & DouElass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

High and Jackson Rent for $500. Price, $2,l00. Where can you beat ttT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
FOR rENr-RuoMs.

FOR RENT-Large front room furnished or upfurnished, on South Court Street. close in and high location; bath and telephone priv ilege. Address "S.." care Advertiser. -lz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05

rHt~ -H H@ "WWH.H r.
second and wider strip of material
overlapping wreaths of fine feather
stitching are to be made.
A small button can be used for the
size of the circle desired.
The edges of the material should
be rolled and whipped to the edges of
the insertion.
After this the piece of lawn to
complete the cap should be made;
this is also to be joined to the inser-
ton, and finished next to the inser-
ton with a row of featherstitching
and French knots, like the first strip.
The crown portion a also be
decorated with the featherstitching
and French knots like the first strip.
A double rufle of Valenciennes lace
is used to finish the entire edge of
the cap, and the strings are OF lawn
with insertion, featherstitching and
French knots on the edge.
A full bow of soft ribbon is used
IN the top of the cap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05
BABIES CAPS.

There is no article of q baby's
wardrobe Upon which so much care
and originality can be used as upon
a handmade cap.
The finest and best materials
should be selected for it, and the best
needlework with fine needles and
thread.
So little material is required that
the best which can be bought will not
make the cap very expensive.
The daintiest handwork will be
wasted upon poor materials. Valen-
ciennes lace. handrun tucks, an6
feathorstitching combined on this
sheer material will make a most at
tractive cap, and after a graceful bov
of soft ribbon has been added to the
finished cap it will be a great addi
ton to the little wardrobe.
Fine Persian lawn and handker-
chief linen Ia be used, and the work
should be most carefully done.
These caps are easily Numbered
and can be used all winter, by max
ing a separate lining of soft silk with
wool wadding quilted between.
A very dainty cap can be made OF
fine lawn with lace insertion, French
knots and Misunderstanding.
1t will be best to cut a stiff paper
pattern of the straight portion of the
cap to be used as a guide in joining
the lace and material.
TWO strips of lawn are used for the
front OF the cap, these are connected
by lace insertions.
The strip for the front is cut about
one men WIDE. and the other striI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05
Harvesting by Telephone.

J. A. Frambers, of Oxford, Mo-,
has put the telephone to a new and
novel use, says the Kansas City Jour
nal. Summer county is covered with
I network of rural telephones. All
old there are more than 5000 tele-
phones in the county. Mr.. Frambers
Kept his thrashing outfit in constant
Communication with these tele-
phones. He is q member of the Ok
ord Mutual Company and has had
telephone installed in his cook
shack Whenever Mr.. Frambers
moves his thrashing outfit on to a
'armer's premises his cook shack tel
phone is Immediately connected
With the telephone wire running
long the highway, and no matter
low far out in the country he may
We Mr.. Frambers and his cook arc in
CONSTANT communication with the
yrocers, butchers and other supply
louses. Mr.. Frambers can also call
Up almost any farmer in the county
0 talk thrashing to him, and the
next" man on Mr.. Frambers' list
,an, simply by using the telephone
in his home, learn Just when the
thrashmen will arrive at his place.
Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05
PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINUED from Page 49,

ter, Grouse, Schultz, Aldermen-at-
large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
The following:
Motion hat Elmer Martin be APP
pointed inspector on the grading of
Market street, from Davidson avephle
to Central railroad.
was carried.
Mr.. Stacey reported that tAe bulk
head at the foot of Madisof avenue
had been satisfactorily CONNECTED and
Z motion that the certified rcheck de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05

s49.05S SIS
a. c. SOFIELD,
City Treasurer.
Perth Amboy. N. j., Sept. 3Oth, 1906.
STATEMENT OF CITY CLERK.
For the Month of September. 1906.
Licenses, saloon and Hotel 80. So, ZOO. 90
License Transfers .............. 80. 90
Bottling Licenses .......... $50 90
Total of Collections $4,000 90
CHAS. M. MAC WILLIAM,
City Clerk.
Perth eAmboy, N. j. Oct. LIST. 1906.
COMPTROLLER 5 REPORT.
To the Honorable the Council of Perth Am
boy;
/ would respectfully report the following
balances standing to the credit of the var
ious appropriations Sept. 30, 1906:
Police ,...... SC, s27. 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05

$17,S52.73
A. c.. SOFIELD,
City Treasurer.
Perth Amboy, N. J., Sept. 3Oth, 1906.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
CHAS. M. MCMILLAN,
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05

Want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger's
store, PAT Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-05

Paid to the City Treasurer -. $4,O95. 0!
A.. II. CROMWELL.
City Collector of Revenue.
Perth Amboy, N. j., Sept. 20, 1906.
STATEMENT OF COLLECTOR OF
NEN