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The Washington times., 1906-04-04
For Sale-R0uses.

FOR SALE-Ss.OOO
Central northwest delightful modern brick
nome, rooms and bath, one square OF 18th
and I ST cars; a positive bargain.
DAVID MOORE.
apz.4.S 1925 New York Ave. \. W.
ONLY 500 cAsa0:so Z, ~ oz7v g on MONTHLY $50
Penn. ave Sc. near Navy Yard New
house furnace heat; hardwood finish. Up
10 date In every respect.
BARGAIN. BE QUICK.
LIE ROY MARK. 100 c NV.
FOR sALE-y4.5OO
New s-room and bath furnace heat; spIen-
did location in central BlOomingdale-
DAVID MOORE.
ap2,4.s 1928 New York Ave. \. W.
ss,oso-NEw HOUSES, N. E.
Containing 6 rooms. reception hall: modern
bath; furnace heat; constructed in the very
best manner possible: good neighborhOod;
suit. COLLINS-GUERRY COMPANY. 62l
18th st. NV ap3-3t
FOR SALE-S4. $50
Beautiful corner home on wide avenue IN
northwest. rooms and bath. reception hah.
DAVID MOORE.
ap2.4e l22s New York Ave. y. w
FOR sALE-In best section Northeast. press
brick residence. seven rooms and bath; every
room light and cheerful Terms. 500 cash.
s27 6 81 NV. ap3-5t
FOR SALE-$4.750
Corner on lst street NV. rooms and bath:
cellar and furnace heat; decided bargain.
DAVID MOORE.
ap2.4s 1928 New York Ave. \. W.
LARGE BLOCK OF land containing 81 10
square feet on street near sd st.. West
Washington: high. healthy location: good
neiRhborhoOd; very suitable as home Is
improved by large brick building or can be
sold 1t low ngure 10 justify its
removal and use Of ground for building pur-
poses.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. el2 Iith St NV
ap3-3t
FOR sALE-S4.7oO
Corner IN northeast. one square OF best
car line in this section; : rooms and bath:
new furnace heat ,,con,
ap2.4e l52S New \ ork Ave \. W.
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN HERE OF
FERED-t &o-stOry frame house and -. l66
square feet ground on 18th st. near Massa-
elusetts ave Sc. all for $500. $500 casn.
balance easy payments. good title.
apS-It .. n. BRYANT. Marder bldg.
FOR sALE-s4.OOo.
Splendid cottage on good street IN the
northeast: one square OF line: eight rooms
and bath. large pOrches. lot ~ BY Il5 feet 10
wv DAVID MOORE.
ap2.i.6 lses NV York Ave y. v
FOR sALE-BeautifuI new l0-rooin cottale.
ali modern improvements. on Newark s..
Cleveland PARK: choice location. convenient
10 two car lines, leased 20 OctOOer at go
per month. price $3.50 net about s.. 40 cash.
balance So month Address CLEN Ei-AND.
BOX 1877 Times Office. ap3-3t
| FOR SALES. 800.
Eight rooms and bath In northeast. near
9Th and n; can make you easy terms on
: this
! DAVID MOORE,
ap246 l32S New York Ave. y. W
s5,IO9-CENTRAL N. w.
very neat brick home. containing large
| rooms, cellar and bath In good neishbor-
hood House in excellent conoitiOn.
| COLLINS-GUERRY CO. 6zl 18th st. NV
| apl-3t
| FOR SALES. 600.
| Eleventh street near i NV. 10 large rooms
and bath, splendid condition. easy terms.
/ DAVID MOORE.
| apZ46 1928 New York ave. y. ".
The Washington times., 1906-04-04

u s ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHING
TON BARRACKS ID. C.-Sealed pro-
posaIs will be received here until NOON.
MAY l. 1906. and then publicly opened,
for furnishing and installing one electric
elevator; for furnishing and installing
lighting fixtures, for furnishing ma
terials and labor for terrazzo floors: fur
nishing labor Sor brick and stone slab
flooring; furnishing material for timber
floors; all for building for Army War
College Information on application.
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Cap
1lnsEss apz,S,4,5,sS,S0
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For Rent-Flats.

4oA 0Chk"E 1dtS.
RENTS ONLY SIS 10 $50.
THOSE BRAND NEW APARTMENTS
Nos. 5c01 to 30l7 sherman ave NV 10tn
ST.; large rooms and tiled bath: cabi
net manteis- Every convenience NEAR
ALL. CAR LINES. OPEN FOR INSPEC-
TION.
JORDAN & BLooMER Gnc.). 1914 G. ST. NV
ap4-tf
FLAT OF three rooms and bath, heat and
gas; splendid condition; second floor: ad-
joining the Lafayette. 1903 eth st NV $50 so
ap4-t
THREE and FIVE room housekeeping nats.
baths: pantries; $40 and Sl7. 2620 st nv
ap3-St
FOR RENT-Attractive fiat, five rooms; rem
$3.50. deep yard 10 alley. Apply on prem
ises. 6i9 eth St ne. ap3-3;
FOR RENT-Nery desirable fat in " E
square from line: four rooms and
bath: all modern improvements. Rent SIS 80
JOHN L. EDWARDS.
mh30-6t 706 l4th ST NV
The Washington times., 1906-04-04

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS. Washington. ID. c.. April 2.
l9O6.-Sealed proposals, in duplicate. Will
be received here until p. NJ, MAY 2.
1906. for lighting portions of public
grounds in this city during year end
ing June 80 1907, with high candle
power gas lights: Information can be
obtained here. CHAS. S. BROMWELL,
Col ab23 3Or1ay1
The Washington times., 1906-04-04
Wanted--MOney.

WANTED-S200 for one year; 2Oe, interes
Address BOX 226. Times Office. ap4-3t
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For Saie-Subcrran.
BALLSTON.

bALLST0N.
rooms acre: plenty OF shade; good
water on car line. Price, y4,OJ0
rooms: y acre. Cash. $1,000
acre Of ground. $500.
line $50 VI N@i
LANGDON.
rooms; good lot: some fruit: excellent
water Easy terms. Price So 500
rooms and bath. near cars. plenty OF
shaoe. Cheap at 500
RIVERDALE.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN RIVERDALE
Only one block from cars
ROOMS AND CELLAR.
BE quick II you want a bargain.
PRICE. 5000
ATKINSON r. RATTARn C0 (INCN
The Washington times., 1906-04-04

~ IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
81 tn q bank you look for the safest
q institution why not use the sans
care when you deposit your VAL
usBle. for a loanz We have q building and
safes made for the purpose AL business
confidential Money loaned on watches. dia-
rnonds, Jeweiry etc Interest three per cens
i-sIead OF ten
H x FULTONs LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870 S14 Ninth Street N W
LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds. bldg.
and loan ssscn. shares. syndicate certtfS-.
warehouse receiptS. etc; loS rates. courteous
treatment THIS Is NOT A LOAN CON-
PANY- C = BAKER II1O 81 Phone az
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal TO new; straw
and panama: hat bleaching a specially.
Phone Main 1854 KANDEL. 12l 1th ST. NV.
mh30-30t
The Washington times., 1906-04-04
Ladies Tailoring.

Nj IOWENSTEIN, Ladies' Tailor: suits and
skirts made to order; remodeiing a spe-
cialty 1903 New York ave NV. mh27-20t
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For Rent-Typcw'-iters.
Attorneys.

EXCELLENT Remington. three months (,
s.. Address BOX 204. Times Office. ap3-St
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Money TO Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN by private party. from
s. to $50: confidential. Address BOX 500
Times Office. api-sot
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-On Hamilton road, near Anacos-
tia. cottage OF eight rooms: 2Ik acres: si7
per month. Apply PIC Sth ST. ne. ap4-3t
The Washington times., 1906-04-04

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
ON 800 CASH AID $50 MONTHLY
For full psrtic liars drop postal telephone
or call for nev illustrated booklet plat
etc, O. Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON r. GORDON
Northwest Subdivision a Speciality
ROBERT G. HEATER Manager
Tel: Main 90. Colorado Building.
nyl3-0
The Washington times., 1906-04-04

ADVICE FREE-Darnage. divorce. and estate
cases. no CHARGE without service: best law
yers. all courts: everything strictly con-
fdential Address T. o. BOX :. Station a.
City mhIS-S0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
CoFFEEs
T EAs
Anniversary SPECIAL

Anniversary SPECIALS
Special Picking OF
FORMOSA, OOLoNG, ENGLISH
BREAK FAST, CEYLON or MIXED
Our regular price per ib.75c
Anniversary Sale Price. per lb.....6oc.
FORMOSA, OODONG, ENGLISH
BREAKFAST, or CEYLON
Our regular price per lb. 900
Anniversary Sale Price, per b....fec.
EoRMosA. OOLONG, ENGLISH
BREAKFAST or CEYDON
Our regular price per ID. 300
Anniversary Sale Price, per lb....3ee.
FORMO6A. OOIONG, or
ENGLfsH BRDAkFAST
Our regular price, per ID. 25o
Anniversary BALE Price. per IL. rec.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

WHITE INDIAN MEAL
Regular price 3Oc. a peck.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
26c. per peck.
GENUINE RHODE ISLAND MEAL
Regular price 4Oc. a peck.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
B5c. a peck.
YELLOW GRANULATED MEAL
Regular price roc a peck.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
25c. a peck.
BEST ROLLED WHITE OATS
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
10 lbs. for 3Sc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

Baked Bean.-of course-all this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

Prices for Tuesday-Quotations may
change during the week
WELLINGTON BUTTER
10. boxes. ...,-..............SI.o DO
I'D. prlnts. ...........-.....'s.s.. az.
lb cut from tub. ub....................,3< ,3<c.
IA lbs. for 100
10 lb. tubs. Observation-Disclosures. 10
NARRAGANSETT BUTTER
10. nONes. ..s.s.ss.s.s...sSI.f SI.fV
j 10. prints. ........................5 .5Sc
lb. cut from tubs. bs..................... SOC,
III lbs. for s1.OO
VERMONT BUTTER
csc. per To-. 3& lbs. for 81 90
FANCY EIyGIN BUTTER
26c. per III. 4 lbs. for s1.O0.
RADIATOR BUTTER
y ID. prints. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .2Oc.
NEW MILK OR BUTTERMILK
Large glass for. or......,................ DC
NEUFCHATEL CHEESE
sc. each; for 25c.
SELECTED EGGS
from Rhode Island Farms
27c. doz. & doz for 500
FRESH VERMONT EGGS
22c. doz = doz. for 81 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
CRACKERS
JELLIEs AND JAMS

McMECHEN'S PRESERVE
FRUITS AND JAMS
Regular price SOC. jar.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
20c. a jar.
DUNKLEY'S HIGH GRADE
PRESERVED FRUITS
Regular price soc. and 8Oc n Jar.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
a5c. a Jar.
INDIVIDUAL JELIIES
including Creme de Menthe, ST. Croix
Rum and Pousse Cafe
Regular price I5c Jar.
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE
I3c., for 25c
RICE
FANCY HEAD RICE
i0c. per lb.: 2 lhe. for 25c.
GOOD HEAD RICE
&c. per ID: lbs. for csc.
GOOD JAPAN RICE
SC. per H.. q lbs. for 25c.
CoMs HONEY
1000 Combs Pure Honey.
ANNIvERSARY SALE PRICE. zoe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

l am no socialist l desire no equal ization of wealth. no general distribu- ton of riches. But in seeing the great outpour of wealth by the very rich often wish the charities could reach in dividual needs. One must get into the close corporation of charity organiza- tions before they benefit by the golden flood.
 This gives to many of the organiza- tions a hardness incompatible with the wants of charity. it makes which the world learns to call cold charity" it gives rise to the expression: As cold as charity" IL brings a sort of spirit of hypocrisy and self seeking into the work of the charity organizations. Peo pie with a determination to get into the flow of the golden flood, caring It, tie for the forwarding of any cause push i nand turn the very objects of charities for whom the organization is created from the doors.
 Very, very often the workers in such corporations are the very people who have not the ability nor energy to sue ceed in the great world and have only the rich to ensconce themselves in such sace havens, such easy butus.
 It almost takes omnicence to keep such people out of the organization.
 There are some organizations here in New York which do. however, near ly approach the ideal. You recognize the spirit as soon as you enter. To know there are such places in the hands of such people renews ones faith in human nature. refreshes the whole being like breath of the mountains. know of one which assists young wo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Thomas Gunter
 22 Commerce St.
Willis Chandler, Real Earnte and Insurance Agen, IT 5. Perry St. znd Floor.
 Montgomery Ala
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Five room cottago just finish ed, sqtodate apr tments. easy payments ... ... ....... $2, 250 six room cottage complete at Four room cottage, new. easy payments :.. =; =. ...... 1,45o Four room cottage, hallway, DOT ches Small payments ...,... 750 Four room cottage, hall, porches. lot s0x100. Easy terms .... 1850 Four room cottage, comfortable.
 Rig lot, 12 miles out of city.
 own terms ... %. ... .,.... $50 Three room cottage. lot 100 by 40. new uptodate cottage .s. HOO Four room cottage 1.-two houses),
 Rental SIS for the two. Own
 terms HOO Three room cottage. on"rhe wes-
 tern suburbs =. ... ..... 700 A mercantile business for sale Splendid opportunity.
 Dairy farm. 160 acres and improve
 FRO RENT. .. Nice roomy office for rent.
 Hotel-Boarding uptodate appoint rnent. to be put in condition by Octo- her next IS rooms, liberal lease.
 Two five room cottages in West End each ... '.'. ............... $10 TWO story dwelling, eight rooms. up todate attachments ......,..sS5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Growing popuIarity of Scott

Now that Diekens boom" has been predicted by several publishers on both sides of the Atlantic, 1t is significant to note many indications of an ever growing interest in Scott. Recently two valuable biographies have appear ed, two moro are announced for the coming season, and a new edition of Scott's novels Is being prepared by the Harpers for issue in May. In view of the present popularity of the author of waverley, it would be a graceful thing. as Clement K. Shorter suggested in a recent number of The London Sphere. for the English government to confer a baronetcy upon the present Walter Scott. who is the great-great grandson of Sir Walter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
A summer style -... k0dackery.
 TressIar will assist you.
FILLER CONVICTED.
yn Serve Eighteen Months for siayin&
 of H0Werf0n.

of Howert0n-
 Abbeville. June s.--tSpecial )-The jury in the trial ot ]. J. Tilier for the killing of J. w Howerton, returned verdict thls afternoon of eighteen months in the psni- tentiary and he was sentenced for this term by Judge Pierce.
 The jury had been out more than twen- ty-four hours before reaching an agree ment The verdict was something of surprise to Tilier and his friends great many expected to see an acduittal or a mistrial No appeal will be taken and Tifer will serve his sentence.
 This is the conclusion of one of the hard- est fought cases ever tried in Henry County The speeches by the lawyers on both sides would do credit to any bar in Alabama General Oates, R. H. Walker and Solicitor Parks spoke ably on the pros eeution and T. M. Espy. W. L. Lee. and W. o. Long mada fine speeches for the de- fensae.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Substantial room cot taee corner lot 60x150. Beautiful shade mayed sidewalks. Convenient to car fine Price this week, s2,S25. prom inent contractor says the house alone is worth $3,000.
 FOR SALE-A beautiful room cot tage, paved sidewalks, west side street convenient to car line, finished through out with Marbelized mantels. Price for quick sale, sS.95o.
 FOR SALES beautiful vacant lots corner Clayton and Caroline streets prices $3,250 to $S,T50,
 FOR sALE-Two beautiful vacant lots on Virginia Avenue. $l,l5c each
 FOR sALE-Five nice three room streets. Bring $500 s2nt. Just as reg uIar as government bonds. Price. un- til Tuesday night, $l,995.
 FOR sALE-Elegant South Court street residence Price, $6,900. This is !n the GOO block.
 We have money to lend,in amounts from $100 up.
 We are guardian Tor two children to invest. If you have anything to sell come to see us.
 JUNIUs J. PIERCE & co. Phone 4s1. Corner Court and Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have a cottage on Noble Avenue for sale that is without a doubt one of the best built and prettlest cottages in the city; 1t is double fioored, riff hoored throughout, storm sheeted has three bedrooms, reception hall, parlor. dining room, buffers pantry, Kitchen, bath and servants room. Also nice sta ble and chicken house on lot Lot is 50x173, but can sell you lot adjoining, which will give you 100 foot front by 173 deep. Price for house and lot $4,500 or $5,500 for house and two lots. Let us show you this property and you will realize that 1t is a bargain
 Ten acres just outside of city limits. close to car. This is gilt edge plat ting proposition. ...... sl,000
 Crner lot. Highland Park. 11oxs1s,
 Forty acres just beyond city limits and in right direction .. ....... .SS. .000
 Lot on corner South Perry and Hub bard Street. 140x232. If you want a beautiful lot on Perry Street, here is your chance. This property will ad- vance in price very soon owing to inn provements to be made at early date in tion.
 Give us a chance to show you what we have If you are looking for home or investment.
 lson & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
How Mr.. rhur-ton wriee-.


 Katherine Cecil Thurston. the author of The Masquerader and The Gambler. is a most systematic literary worker. Tt is not easy to describe how the plan Of a book first comes to me" she told an interviewer recently. When once the primary idea. the dramatic centre. you might say. has occurred to me. it often lies in my mind for weeks and months before word Is written. But during all this time 1t grows and de- added. and the balance of things is ad- justed. Everything Is carefully work cd out before the paper is touched The whole story is in my mind almost to the smallest detail before I start to write at all. Mrs. Thurston works continuously during the morning hours. Keeping her afternoons free for the many social exactions of London life.
 Joseph Jefferson, by Francis Wilson. Joseph Jefferson, "Reminiscences of a Fellow Player" by Francis Wilson, which will be published before the nrst of April, is one of the most interest ing and important books of the Spring. Mir wilson knew Jefferson well ana was at one time associated with him fin the all-star cast of The Rivals. His "reminiscences include many good stories which Jefferson told him ana accounts of Jefferson as fisherman ana painter and as an actor. Two Of the chapters have appeared in sorib- ner's Magazine but they mage up about a ffth of the book all the rest Of which is hitherto unpublished material
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Phone l2s. saffoId & Upehurch. Watch our Ids.

Ss,O0o.00 One of the prettiest and most com piete cottage homes on South Court St. only three or four blocks from Court Square. If you want a nice home. this will suit you A new two story dwelling renting for $450.00. Terms to suit
 S1,30O.O0. A five room cottage on Julia Street. renting for $120.00. Only S1e0.o0 cash required.
 91,5O0. Two four room negro houses renting for $1l.e0. We'll located. Only $500.00 cash, the ralance at per cent as long as you want if.
 EASY TERMS. Only two of those new cottages at Highland Park left. s,1500.0o and $1,- TOO. s5000 cash and s20.00 per mont These must be good, as four of them have been sold before completion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Australia Fnthusia.tic over Novel.

AS an instance Of the activities of the modern publisher In connection with successful books of fiction. 1t is interesting 10 note that a fourth edi- ton of Booth Tarkington's conquest of Canaan" Is now being shipped to novel would be exceedingly successful in America and England was only to be expected, but 1t must be gratifying to Mir. Harrington to have a practically new audience taking so enthusiastical- ly to his work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
F o R s AL E.

used: Splendid location and on lot eoAoSV' '.. $7500
 Six-room residence on Martha Street. lot 50x145. with alley in rear. Modern and In hrst class condition. Cheap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

men in getting work. The spirit of kindiiness. friendliness, helpfulnesa pervades It's every department. Its employees help as individuals as well as parts of the great organization. II is a consolidation of true frfendship to all young women.
 went over Pratt Institute q few days ago. Everything is taught there, from the making of an arti1cial flower to the making of a steam engine. It Is, I suppose. the most perfectly equipped institution in the United States. There are won exhibits of the most rare manufactures. embroider.es. gold work, laces. robes, head-gear of diverse nationalities and the classes into which these natives are divided. Just outside the dressmaking depart ment in a glass case with three conn partmsnts are shown silks. cotton and linen. from the corn. the cotton-boli and the flax as cut from the held, through every process of manufacture to the woven cloth Along the dress
 making department walls are fne H. lustrations of the costumes of different periods and countries Cutting by chant, making of patterns Is taught in one room, in another fashion illustrate ing, in others every branch of sewing. Embroideries of all sorts are taught.
 
 brass. in wood carving. in Iron. black smith work. cooking. pressing. pick ling, clay moldlng. sculpturing. paint ing, in water -colors and In oils, join ing ana carpentering, work for the kindergarten teacher even to cutting paper birds and making stick and pea furniture. Library work is taught. The libraries of the building are rich in valuable volumes. Exhibits of the work of the best artists are held that the students may grow to know the methods of the best living artists. Ar ticulation is taught, and illustration. and working in gold and silver. much interesting work in making jewolry by hand we saw. A cursory glance at this busy hive of labor and cursory mention of the art sand industries taught there can give no idea of the wonder of the institution. There Is long waiting list of students eager for admission and a long list of schools waiting to take In as teachers the graduates of this institution. Much of the same sort of work is taught at Teachers College. Columbia. but with out the complete equipment of Pratt
 silas Strons's Philosophy. Man that makes troubles. sure to have most of It.
 Man who loses his temper ain't got nothing left but 6 fool"
 Man that advises other folks to go to hell Is apt to git thar first" "Tain't nun to look a gift hoss in | the mouth better turn him wrong side
 out and see hows he lined Prom | silas Strong. Emperor of the Woods. by Irving Bacheller.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

825 ceres Montgomery County. Quar- ter mile of railroad. Nice residence, outhouses, orchard. etc. .$4, 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

Steam Boilers and Elevators insured against property loss and personal injury liability Expert inspections regularly made without expense to policy holders. Employ anca.
 Env ErNn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

24o acres of good land. near Wood ley Road, only six miles from town This Is a good piece of property and we can make you very low price on same this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

4S0 acres, nine miles from Montgom- cry; nice residence and cabine: gin and other Improvements on place. .$i2,4s0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

135 acres land on which is nice or chard and good four-room residence; place is wire fenced. With the property we will give you nice horse and buggy. two fine Jerseys and twelve hogs. also the household furniture. If you are looking for a bargain you have found 1t, for we will sell you place and all the personal property for. $1,25c
 Nine-room residence on Noble Ave nue, lot 50x1S3. Terms. .$3, 800 Six-room residence and three lots--
 Nice six-room residence, west side of Holcombe Street. .... ... $3,GsO
 Twol ye-room, two-story residence. Pelham Street; house in first class con dition and has all modern convent ences. .a..... |4,2O0
 Five-room cottage on Martha Street. lit 5ox15o. house in good condition and
 Six-room cottage on west side of Pleasant Avenue, new.... .. .. .$3,600
 Two-story, ten room house, built by owner for home and very best material
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have this week an Il per cent investment. in well rented residence property. This is a bargain and we can loan you two-thirds of the purchase money at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have a nice bunch of negro prop pair. that will pay 20 per cent on in-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

2s7 acres, nice residence and out houses; orchard. Three miles from Court House on gravel road. One mile of car line. -. .. .. .. ......... SIS, 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

FOR SALES beautiful vacant lots corner Clayton and Caroline streets; nrices S325O to $S.I5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

JUNIUs J. PIERCE & co. Phone ss1. Corner Court and Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

At Highland Park. we have splendid little home on nice lot near Forest Avenue. The house has only three rooms and hall, lent condition The lot is i00x125, and has all necessary outhouses .... =. .S1s250
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