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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25
DRAYMEN WILL FIGHT THE
 LICENSE
Claim That Their Labor Is Be- ing Taxed, and That License Is Exorbitant-Meeting to Be Held Tonight,


 It is probable that within a very short ftime the city will be named as defe ,hdant in a law suit. the plaintiffs ip/which will be the local transfer nhen. The object of attack will be the city ordinance in regard to license, which was passed by the council some time ago.
 When tine city ordinance in regard to license was passed the license for each dray or transfer wagon was placed at $50 quarter. At the time that the ordinance was passed there was a great deal of dissatisfaction among the transformer, who claimed that it was exorbitant, and that 1t was passed at the special instance and re- quest of certain men engaged in the business. who were anxious to have high license law passed. in the hope : that some of the numerous competi- tors would be forced out of business. and that competition would not be so keen.
 At that time the ajvisability of re- fusing to pay the license was dis tGSctQ pN ot biat sAf and while some of them were in favor of resisting, cooler counsel prevailed, and it was decided to pay the license for the quarter. and then consult an < attorney and see if there were any grounds on which the ordinance could be attacked. This was done. and within the past few days the leaders in the movement have received writ ten opinion from an attorney whom they consulted. to the effect that the
 nance could be defeated on several \ bounds.
 At the last meeting of the city council the matter was brought be- fore that body, but majority of thy city fathers opposed the idea of mak- ing any reduction in the license for fear q. it would establish bad pre- cede- Ff
 Ae on the advice of their at torn. the transfermen have called a me -;r,g. which will be held at the PalaS- Undertaking parlors at I:3e this ming. when definite steps will be tai as-.a-the matter It is under stood -at all but a few of the dray- men v-iii stand together in the move ment. and there is no doubt but what a hard fight will be made by both sides for their respective aims.
 It has been stated that the trans fermen will make their fight on the ground that their labor is being taxed, and that it is a tax rather than a li- cense.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25
MAxIM's MAXIM.

Modest Claims Often Carry More Con viction Than Loud Boasts. When Maxim. the famous inventor, placed his gun before a committee of judges. he stated it's carrying power to be considered below what he felt sure the gun would accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore triumph of surprise instead of disappointment as it might have been if he had over estimated his guns efficiency.
 Our claim regarding Newbro's Her picide Is based on actual scientific facts.
 If living germ is causing your hair to fall out its the most sensible thing to kill that germ.
 Newbro's Herpicide does this quick ly and effectuaily. Destroy the cause you remove the effect
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herpi- eide Co, Detroit. Mich
 6ISBEE DRUG CO, Special Aoents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25
MRS HOY IN TEXAS.

Mir and Mrs. Theo Bauerfiend enjoy ed quite pleasant surprise last week, having a visit from all four of their
 daughters at one time and all unex- pected to them. Mrs. Asa T. Hoy, now living at Bisbee, Arizona, found time to leave her work and come for few days. and made it point to collect the other sisters, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Dillingham;, and they together came to the paternal roof and spent time very pleasantly. Mrs. Hoy is regular reader of the Leader and brought us a sample of
 The Bisbee Daily Review upon which she and her husband work. and it is a wonder for the country west of here. Fully Illustrated and neatly printed, it
 shows in strong argument and illus traiion why Arizona should be made
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25
GREENE'S ROAD IN MEXICO IS
 WELL ALONG
Construction Work Is Being Crowded on Road That Will Tap Most Extensive Timber Lands in Wolrd.

TEMOSACHIC, Chihuahua, Mex. Sept. 24.-The rainy season is practi- caily over and work on the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company's rail- road from this place to San Pedro. is being pushed rapidly. The steel will be laid as fast as possible until the road is finished. This road is to tap the timber lands of the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber Company's trace where three saw mills have for sever al months been cutting lumber. Event ually this will be link in the Rio Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific, which runs southward from Fl Paso and is now finished to Nueva Casas Grandes.
 When the full amount of lumber is cut which is projected to be cut daily, it will require two freight trains daily to transport it to Cananea, where the
 most of it will be hauled. The compa- ny are also building extensive drying
 klns, blaming mills and installing ma chinery for the manufacture of furni'
 ture and many articles which are now imported from the states.
 As time progresses the work on the different mines of the Greene Gold-Sil- yer company becomes more and more systematized, and the results are cor
 respondingly encouraging. Every thing indicates that before many
 months the larger output of bullion will begin.
 1 The Arizona men who are here are reading the Review. when it arrives, with an eagerness born of personal in terest Two men came from Cochise
 county to work for this company, but
 stipulated that they should have lay
 off to go back to Arizona to vote for
 Mark Smith and against joint state, | hood on the 9th of November.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25

a separte and distinct state. and that argument may win in the course of time. It was pleasure to meet Mrs. Hoy and we hope her visits to the old home may be more frequent Lampases (Texas) Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25

City Attorney Merritt returned to the city yesterday from Tempe, where he went several days ago with his daughter. who is entering the Arizona Normal School.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25

Alexander Waters was passenger on the outbound train for Phoenix.
 Attorney F. w. Shelley returned to he city last evening from Phoenix, yhere he spent week on legal busi- sss.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25

prter Mcdonald, live stock inspec-
 arrived in the city yesterday ding to be present at the trial of Zenney Bros, who were tried for lation of the cattle laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25

Thaugh Senator Dick claims to have put down the insurrection in Ohio, the woods. are still full of insurgents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-25

ks like old times in Cuba once Nre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
BETHEA & CONNIFF, REAL ESTATE 25 First National Bank Building
 PHONE 934

20 Per Cent Net Investment.
 For Sale-We can place $1,OOO for you where it will earn 20 per cent net, This investment is white property close in, and is the biggest bargain to be had in Montgomery real estate. Property leased for another year to good tenants Here is snap for Some one. Get here first.
 For Sale--296 acres, four miles from city on gravel road; land that will produce more than d bale of cotton to acre. Twelve tenant houses and twelve god wells of water. 200 acres cleared land and in cultivation; balance good pine timber Price $50 per acre. Can
 For Sale-Alabama: 2.150 acres on railroad, and three story brick cotton mill. S5x255 with two story l.. 65xl5O; and ten tenant houses. Price $SO,000 Can arrange terms.
 !, For Sale--400 acres black prairie. Nan ebrake soil, Marengo county, on Southern Railway; goo cres in culti- vation; thirteen tenant houses; all on- ly two miles from Faunsdale. Will sell cheap. one-third cash. balance ' we have s2.5OO to lend on city prop Let us go on your bond: and give us your plate glass. accident and liabil- ity insurance.
 Life Insurance Company of Newark, N. J., and The Empire State Surety Company.
 BETHEA & CONNIFF,
 Real Estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
CHARLES & NELSON REAL ESTATE AND, INSURANCE
 l04 Montgomery St.
SaffoId x Upchurch, Real Estate and Insurance. Phone 1ao Montgomery, Alabama.
 cox AT ESE

Four room house on Cleveland Ave nue. that cannot be built for $1,000. on a lot 5Ox150. that is well worth sSyy Ws ' have ' seven room two story story house on North Lawrence street, good neighborhood. convenient to railroad shops, lot 50x100, a bargain at ..$3,150
 We know of nothing better than 2 new eight room house on eautiful ' dred well built ssadv ssntary or sssunan ess and cy about January 1st. Cheap at $4.ooo
 If it's small cheap bargain gain y9oI y9a Julia street, right on car line. we have a nice little cottage on, lot 4Ox 100. This Is close In and will always rent will, Terms. s45o sh. balancs '" rhis igseh should @ interest @ the man os i'm lted means, who wants a,tso to GWn HIn, ,,ans his Park. two blocks from school. we have new five room nn,ondi9 cottage, ne;yh weli borhood. that we can sell for Sioo eash. and balance at s2o per men5ho 1no
 we have other five room cottages.a T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
TAFT CAUSED ENTHUSIASM. Fat seeretary's Wait Wakes Up Idahs
 Reuublicans.

Boise City, Nov. 3--Secretary Taft's trip through Idaho materially increas- ed the enthusiasm of the Republicans In the close of the campaign.
 Secretary Taft strongly endorsed the Republican Law and Order" argument that Governor Frank R. Gooding should be reelected. as an endorsement of his course in prosecuting tho labor leaders accused of the assassination or former Governor Steinenbcrg.
 The Mormon issue" raised by the Democrats has been avoided so far as possible by the Republicans, and on the other hand. the Democrats have avoided the Law and Order issue. Throughout the Mormon counties Of South Idaho, much bitterness has been aroused by the attacks of the Demo- crats, led by Senator Dubois, upon the Mormons Threats to challenge all Mormons at the polls on allegations ot disqualification under the State consti- tuition are bitterly resented
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

1860 acres in Fillmore county ,ten miles from Montgomery for $l2.5O per acre. This is river place. well i'm proved with plenty of 1bor. There are s6O acres in cultivation, the bal ancs in timber and pasture.
 105 acres of good red sandy land peven miles west of Montgomery. We can recommend this place. Price, $25
 Eighty acres of black and red sandy land, eight miles west of Montgomery for $20 per acre. This place will stand inspection.
 172 acres of good sandy land eight miles west of Montgomery for $225o per acre. 160 acres in cultivation balance in timber.
 555 acres of good saSdy land on the Old Plank Road. three miles from the city This place cannot be recom- mended too highly and ill make a good home as we'll as an investment that will be hard to beat. There arc 400 acres of this place in cultivation 100 acres in pasture and fifty acres in woods. There are three artesian wells
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE PLATFORM.
Advocates Shorten Cham pionshly Schedule and Longer Worries
 

Chicago, Nov. 3.-The American League wil advocate a longer worlds series, d shorter championship sea son and a greater number of post sea son games between teams of the ma for leagues for next season, as part of the winter baseball campaign. ac- cording to an announcement made yes terday by President Johnson.
 There will he efforts made to curb the practice of independent or city league clubs of hiring players under contract to national agreement clubs with or without the consent or the teams to which they belong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
ZIRkLE & MOORE
 Real Estate, Insurance & Loans.
Plantations for Sale

on the place, one of which is in the pasture, a good residence. a sufficient number of cabins, plenty of labor, two large barns, a magnificent peacn orchard and in every respect an ideal place. Only twenty-five minutes dis . tance from Court Square. Price $40 an acre.
 5000 acres of black and red prairie land sixteen miles from tontgomery in the heart of the prairie country. fo: $25 an acre.
 465 acres of gray and sandy land. fifteen miles from Montgomery in Au- tauga county, for $12.5O an acre. There are 200 acres in cultivation, balance in timber. $2.000 cash. bal ance in one or two and three years. ance in one, two and three .'ears.>
 500 acres of firstclass s..ndy land, twelve miles west of Montgomery, in Lowndes county for $10 an acre. One half cash, balance at six per cent.
 132 acres three miles from Mont gomery on Norman Bridge Road, for $6.500. This is an exceptionally cheap place on account of it's location an l adioins property that recently sold for great deal more.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Killed hY Negro.

snarta. Ga, Nov 3.-Edward Bin ion 21 years of age. a member of one of the most prominent families Of this county. was shot and killed to- day by Jeff Lundy. negro from whom Binion had sought to collect rentals. Sheriff Berry. with men and dogs. is in pursuit of Lundy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Chas. p. Gunter, Real Estate. Insurance and Sure ty Bonds. 20 Commerce St. Phone 2957
 Montgomery. Ala,
WHITE sOx A TRUST.
Jimmy Callahan Sues His old Tins

Manager.
 Chicago. Nov. 3.AIames J. Callahan. formerly manager of the Chicago American League baseball team and during the past season manager of q local club in this city. today filed suit against the Chicago American League club asking damages to the amount of $3.000.
 The action is based on an alleged breach of contract, but Callahan's at torney's declare that when the case comes to trial. they will show that the American baseball league Is as much n trust as the Standard oil Company.
 Trouble arose between Callahan and the American League several months ago. when President Charles Comisky of the local American League team. according to Callahan. repudiated a contract with Callahan which provid- ed for Callahan's participation in the game with the National League for the Worlds Championship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Lots at chisholm-We have some bsatiful lots in the town of Chisholm. on the Pickett Springs car line. which we are authorized to sell at what we consider a great bargain. There is no nicer residence suburb around Mont eomery than Chisholm, and the lots are the choicest there. We can sell on small cash payments, balance monthly. and can arrange to build homes for those desiring to purchase this way. Tho health of this locality Is excel- lent. and the success of the recent State Fair assures the building up of that section of the country. Don't neglect to invest some money here and make big profit.
 For Sale-$7O0o will buy an elegant Broom, 2-story residence on beautiful paved street: best part of the city; only, nve blocks from centre and can be had on easy terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Snake Russian Bark.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 3.-The Nor wegian steamer Colombia. which ar rived Friday frr.h the tropics. reports that on Friday morning she spoke Rmssian bark bound for Pensacola fly ing the signals "v. D. IN" Wished to he renorted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Republicans fin Maryland.

Baltimore. Nov. 3.-The ConSression- al campaign in Maryland. wkich prac' tically closed tonight Is regarded as the dullest in the political history of the state. The Republicans claim there will be no falling of of theiI representation in the next Congress
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
MONEY TO LEND

We have an unlimited amount to lend on Alabama Farm Lands at [ per cent from four to ten years to repay on the most liberal terms ever offered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

interested in our game of selling real ty there are no rules to learn. We have only one-The Golden Rule, Bet ter invest today in Montgomery Real ty."
 Suburban Store. Well located in North Montgomery. Has two story dwelling attached and can be bought for $1.250 on monthly payments. Rented last year for $1S0. .... S1,lOO. A five room cottage. No. 209 Jeffer- son Davis avenue, renting for $120, should rent easily for $150.
 This will sell in hurry.
 S4,SOO.
 A nice cottage on Washington street. Let us show you. The house would cost that much to build.
 Plantation.
 130 acres only three miles south of lefty. bargain at $6,500. You can't buy adjoining land for $100 per acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Chas. p. Gunter,
Real Estate, InsuFance and Surety 1O Commerce Street. Phone 20SS.

Neot EotuteS 1onMTmmCc 1h0 SSAesS
 Doaas.
 p Commerce street. Phone 2SSs.
 FOR SALE-At 32.750. a vacant lot. 50xi50 feet, centrally located. three blocks froSn Court Square. If you are thinking or buying lot. inquire about FOR sALE-s2.soo will buy nice six room cottage with bath, situated on a quiet street. and in good neigh borhood.
 FOR SALE-You can ouy a nice T. room cottage on prominent street for 34,200. This cottage Is splendidly built and 10 in thorough repair. If you want to buy . home. tt would be we'll for you to investigate this place.
 FOR SALE-S2.500 will buy farm of 100 acres of red land just six miles from the city. All of this place Is in a high state of cultivation. If you want a small place near town. I will be glad to show you this one.
 FOR SALE-For $4.750 l can sell you a lot containing two and a half acres of land in the city. If this property is properly divided there Is good money in 1t.
 FOR SALE-$2.25o will buy a nice. two-story, five-room residence on the extention of Holcombe Street. You can not build the house for what you can buy the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR SALE-Forty acres one and one-uuartcr miles from Court Square on extension Cleveland Ave. for $,Tao Here's magnificent speculation for some one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
 To our patrons and the public: We beg to announce that we represent the London Assurance Corporation of Lon don and the Saint Paul Fire and Ma rine Insurance Company; two of the whose policies afford perfect protec tion, promptly adjusted, and settle ments made at once. If YOU are unin sured, see us at once for lowest rates and Casualty Company of New York fourteen years, during which time we have built up a large business in izens large sums of money as indem- mites under our accident and health policies. We have the latest and most liberal forms of Accident and health insurance known, and in the future as in the past. we will continue to lead all others in this line. See US for best contracts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
For $3,5OO

Modern six-room house on Pleasant Ave, renting for $360 year rms property is cheap at price named. ani would make fine investment for some one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR SALES Court St. lot in 800 block; paved sidewalks: west side. price, S2.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Zirkle & r1OOre,

, For sale-we can sell for sS.ooo
 7-room. 2-stery house only three blocks
 from postofice: rents for $sso year. A splendid investment. For sale-$1.15O will buy ideal little cottage renting for s12o to best class of tenants.
 For sale-s1.4oo Will buy new Groom house, lot 10Ox25o. eastern part of city, two blocks of car line. For saIe-$1,70o will buy new Groom mouse at Highland Park two blocks this side new school. This place can be bought for $50 cash. balance SEQ per month. This beats paying rent For Sale-$50o will buy 4-room house
 near corner High asd Watts Streets;
 rents for s72 q year.
 INSURANCE-we write fire insu-
 rance in four of the best companies do-
 ing business. We solicit share of
 your business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

little further out, that we can sell for $1,500. on same terms. and they also are new.
 Let us show you one of these pret- tv vacant lots on Holcombe street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

VERY remarkable opportunity for . ing . staple building material. the demand for which Is increasing every Gay. every where. Profit averages 100 per cent No risk. No partnership. Control ef business entirely in your own haads. Can be estab- lished in any town. Presents unusual ad- vantages to . carpenter. stone-mason. brick layer. architect. builder or contractor. all though previous experience Is absolutely unnecessarily. and any one can engage in 1t. One man in Indiana did . bssinsss ef tik.- 900 % the first year and doubled 1t the next year on an original tnvestTnsnt of successes. Full particulars and unQuestion- ed references to thosA who show evidences of being in earnest. P. O. Box 770. South
 Bend. Ind --17-<t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR sALE-Pleasant Avenue lot s0x l5O, west side and moderately close to Mildred Street. Price, $l.475. QuicK sale desired or will be withdrawn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

TO RENT-A beautiful little farm of 80 acres on the Norman Bridge Road two miles from city. Phone sso. G. W. Clark.
 fri-su-tu-thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Sls,00 BUYS Aiabsma lime works: com plets plant: operated daily. es.oo0 cash. balance tsrmsL 312,Se0 Louisiana Ice plant. clearing $500 monthly. $s.lso half interest in aawmilL ample timber supply. Barsainsi get particulars Louisiana Business Co.
 New Orleans -17-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR SALE-Fiftoen acres extension $. Court St; located between Court and Goode Sts. As the years go by every foot of this land will bring the present purchaser $l0 for every $1 invested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

We have for sale 90 acres of red sandy land three miles of Wetumpka on the Rockford Road. There Is . Sood tout nroyements The property Is known as the E. B. Thrasher home. It nov rents ts in cultiyation We will sell 1t for SS5o cash. or one half cash and the balance on time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR RENT-Hay farm, extension Court Street. twenty-one acres with dwelling. six rooms. two outhouses. good bricked well. Apply III Moulton St. .-12
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

F miles from Montgomery we offer Tor sale l,s0O acres of good land for $i2 oo ap acre There is a good roomed dwelling
 wired pasture. plenty of good tenant houses. barns. etc. several hundred acres Of fns
 fine corn and hay land. This is a bargain. and we will make easy terms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

We offer first class 4 story business house fin the heart of the business center This property can he bought right. the rent today is cheap, but on the expiration of present lease the rent can be nearly dou- bied. It Is one of the few pieces of prop erty of this class now on the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR RENT-Two nice offices in Jackson
 Building. corner Coosa and Blob Streets. these arc all We have left w. A. Jackson X Co. -12
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
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FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-Bedroom suite consisting of a bevel mirror dresser, wash stand, iron bed, spring toilet set and three burner gas stove for SIS. co. Apply 320 Catoma St
 or Phone 3460. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

If you have been looking for a place of about 60O acres in five miles of Montgom- cry, and could not be suited because you could not find the right quality of land at the right price, you will find that place we are authorized to sell will suit you right down to the ground. It Is good land. well tenanted, well improved. aud the price is right.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR SALE--One genuine French Poodle
 aged ten weeks. Phone 553. --IO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
For Sale.

400 acres in Macon County near rail- road. Quick buyer can get this for | $S.50 per acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

We have 80 acres of fine long leaf yelio nine near Shelby Springs. three miles from the Alabama Mineral Railroad. We VII take $500 cash for 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

FOR RENT-One six room house with all conveniences. nice neighborhood. large yard
 stall and buggy house. Possession imme- diateIy given. Phone 1882 or call at aO3 Mildred. --lo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

BEAUTIFUL Young lady worth $l0.000 cash, will also inherit ten thousand more. wishes to meet young or middle aged man with view to matriomny. tpoverty no ob-
 jection) Address Miss Hart. Dept. 6I, Cl Wabash. Chicago. -16