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New Ulm review., 1906-12-05

General A 8. Nettleton has come
to the defense of President Roosevelt
in the xnaster of the dismissal of the
colpred soldiers General Nett]eton
talks right out In nesfing and describes
the act of the nagre troops rs s'cou-
arCly conspiracy to terqify, wound and
kill nnoMenaing men, wt,lnen and
children at the hour of midnight, when
defense or resistance was impossible,
and was not even attempted" Those
who are criticising the president are
invited to carefully consider all the
facts in connection with the disgrace
full affair. The colored troops got
just what was coming to them.
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The knights of Columbus, one OF the
leading Catholic organizations Of the
country, have local organization al
San Francisco, and this organization
| in behalf of it's San Francisco mem
bership appealed to the country FOL
relief funds at the time of the Sar
Francisco earthquake. It was esti
mated by the local organization tina
800, 900 would be needed to provid
for the suffering members. Something
over $4,000 was subscribed by tn
members of the order all over tn
country very creditable sum indeed
But the strange part of the story is ye
to be told. The local Organization
), took charge of the funds, investigate
the applications for relief, and, afte
distributing to the deserving, found il
! self in the possession of a surplus {
nearly $4,000. TO be accurate, th
r total sum received was s6O,671.13, an
! the amount distributed SIS, ,s6l. IS. Th
sIKnights of Columbus of San Francisc
have announced that the balance
: -lmost three-fourths of the entire SUI
!. received will bereturned to thegivers
New Ulm review., 1906-12-05

Wait until the people get whack at
Railroad commissioned G Mills. They IL
make mince meat out of him.-Anoka
Union.
What's the seose in waiting SO long.
The governor ought to be able to do
the job pretty near as well as the
people.
IL is now claimed that Joe Cannon
will not be a candidate for speaker OF
the sixtieth congress, but will prefer
to nurse his presidential boom as a
hig private in the rear ranks. II this
should prove true the most likely can.
did tie to succeed him would be Con,
gressman James Tawney Of Winona
New Ulm review., 1906-12-05
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Entered in the postoffice at NewUlm,
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New Ulm review., 1906-12-05

Memorial exercises for Judge Lafay-
cite Emmett, first chief justice Of the
Minnesota supreme court, were held in
the supreme court rooms of the state
capitol yesterday. Judge Emmett died
in New Mexico three months ago and
it was thought fitting that tributes to
his memory should be given before the
present members of the court he once
presided over.
Addresses were made by Judge Will
son of ST. Paul, who sat on the bench
with Judge Emmett, Harvey Officer of
ST. Paul, who was court reporter dur
ing Judge Emmett S term of Office, and
William Pitt Murray, a warm per-
sonal friend of Emmett's.
In connection with the exercises it is
interesting to know that Judge Isaac
Atwater of Minneapolis. is the only
| surviving member of the first Mime
sofa state supreme court. Judge EN-
NETT and Charles B. Flandreau of ST.
Paul, who were Judge Atwater's col.
leagues, have both died within the
last three years.
| II you think a mans children are
intelligent, you ought to get him te
J tell you about his bird dog.
II - Z.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
TRAIN STRIKES CAR
THREE KILLED AND SIXTY OTHERS
 NNJURED.
Several of the Wounded, Tt Es Believed, VIII Die--Car Carried zDo Feet Down Track by the Loco
 motive.

Los Angeles. Cal. July ss.--The leea3 Southern Pacific passenger train run ming between Pasadena and this city, colllded this afternoon with a Sierra Madre electric car at oueonta Station near Pssadena, killing three pereons and injuring possibly sixty. several ox whom will die. The injured were brought. to the Sisters Hospital hero.
 Nest of the dead and injured were passengers on the electric car and wers residents of Sierra Maare. Mra Hards- ter. wife of pr. Hardster. was Killed outright Two men died oh tho way to Pasadena.
 Among the injured were: Miha Edna Heddersly. Miss Mabel Spencer and Fred Scare Miss Heddersly is sorfous- ly injured
 The conductor of the electric car just before reaching the crossing went ahead to see if it was clear. Ha failed to see the train approaching around a curve and gave the signal to the motor. man to go ahead. The engine struck the street car sauareiy in The middle lifting 1t from it's trucks and earryinm it 200 feet down the tracks. The pas- sengers were hurled in every direction and several were ground beneath the wheels of the train. being horribly mangied. The engine. tender ana first coach were sderailed and went into the ditch Ns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
H. c. DAVIDSON,
Phone IS
Real Estate and Insurance.

and electric fixtures and sanitary con nectfons Large lot, 50x210 ana barn on premises. Price $3b0o.
 FC. SALE-A two story house or seven rooms, situated on Pleasant Ave nue, has electric lights and water con nections lot 50x135. Price. S3.5O0
 FOR SALE-A one story house or six rooms on Amanda street, has wa ter connection and bath. lot 6Oxl0o
 FOR sALE-A Virginia Avenue resi- dence of six rooms, lot 50x150, house fitted with water connections ana bath. Price $3.500.
 FOR SALE-A one story house or i've rooms on Mobile street. rents for SIS per month, has water cohnectious and bath. Price $1.600.
 FOR SALE--A nice dwelling on Highland Avenue, one story house of five rooms and Kitchen has water con- nections, lot 50x150. Price. $1,500. l will sell this for one-half cash and the balance, s30 per month
 FOR SALE-A four room house on Clayton street, which rents for $l1.e" per month. Price. $1.400,
 FOR SALE--A nice four-room cot. tage on Heron street, has water con~ nection and bath, rents for $1250 per month. Lot 50x150. price. $1,eoo
 INSURANCE-I write Fire Insurance In "A. L." Companies and am prepar- ed to take care of your risks Tn the very best manner and at lowest rates All losses promptly paid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR RENT-Good store on Dexter Avenue. Store on Monroe street TWO stores under Windsor Hotel.
 FOR SALE-One the most desnaole pieces of dwelling property tn the city runs back 225 feet. Brick house con tains three rooms in basement; recp- tion hall. parlors. library, dining room, buffers pantry. kitchen, bath room on first floor; four bed rooms and path room on second floor. Electric light and gas Two large brick servants rooms, large barn, coal house. If you mean business and want one of the most commodious and beautiful places in the city at very reasonaple price, now is your opportunity.
 FOR SALE--A nice cottage on Martha street, one story house of five rooms, rents for sle.50 per month; lot bOx15O Price, &2.i00. Barn on iot.
 FOR SALE-I have nice lot 6oxl oO. and alley, well situated on Jackson street. which I will sell for S1.600
 FOR SALE-A two story house or seven rooms on Madison Avenue, fit- ted with electric lights and sanitary eonnections with bath. lot SOxlSo'
 FOR sALE--Nlce house on Grove street. two story house of seven rooms which rents for s8Q per month. Fit ted with electric lights and water con nections, new house and should rent for s35 per month; price. S3.7h0.-
 FOR sALE-A nice dwelling on Bur ton Avenue. Has five rooms and gas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
NO KELLEY
 INSTITUTE NOW OPERATED IN MEMPHIS James, Sanatorlum Doing Good
 Work. New Has Patients From All Parts oe the Country, aad occnpiss Che seautifui Raleigh Ian
 and Grounds.
NOW OPERATED N MEMPHIS

As will be seen from the foilowfn9 cards, there is no Keeley Institute fn this city or state. and has not been since October. 1901. at which time pr. samuel Morrow severed his connection with the Keeley people. and that tho only sanatorium in this city conduc- ted on a large scale and devoted ex. eiusively to the treatment of Drug Ad. oictions. Alcoholism. Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. is conducted by us. JAMES sANAToRIUM Go. Memphis. July 2l. 1906.
 r KELLEY INSTITUTE CARD.
 We discontinued the use of the Les. ,ie ,so, E keeley Remedies in October. 1901; and have not operated a "Keeley "Keeiey Institate" in operation I in 's this ns na s.ste or city, and has not been since MEMpHls KELLEY INSTITUTE.
 Fer T. Il. Gothard. Secretary.
 sssi s1sa.s sSNAToays6ai ssSni; Tsoasy N casp. lscs To tie Public.
 Asl,tnougn we have been before the nave enjoyed their sNonfldence ana pat. ronage. yet rearinAt that inc public Rsfda gafFd s6 os ibs belSss ey ~ Ts lie k. Keeley to. and the ola Mem. phis keeley fnstitute, with which va nave no connection whatever we have s1ncluaed snnannee m would ,rn De proper to again tney may not in any way confound tho James sanatorium or the James Treats mens me- vita vita. the -Keeley Instituter cr the "Keeiey Remedies." and never never hsSs ss =, pr, Morrow who administered the ana who quit the Keeiey service eever- ai years ago to take up khe admlnistra- sEa slon ueea os the in IaTss 1s.s Resdiss swhie the treatment of Alcoholic. Narocotic. Tobacco and Cigarette pAtienSsy, fs our medical director. and Is assisted by pr. ager; pr. M T. Davis. night euperin~ tendent, and pr. Fl. ". Crutchcr. Dnysf- e'sS Our 'ssy ssnasorinm e5ries which ss op.n a,i Situated H % at kaieish I os Springs. n 'saks ssasurs of Memphis and Is the largest sanator- nn in the @ ses %ona fFsx sxoAaYsaSns Asono Cigarette and Tobacco patients.
 Confidential correapondence solicited. Literature and testimonials Furnished
 JAMIE sANAToRfuM Co.
 Per chas. B. James, President.
 Memphis. Tenn, July ai. 1eos.
 YOU CAN BE CURED AT HOME.
 Where 1t is impossible for patients to visit the James sanatorium they will furnish their specially prepared homo remedies. rent II. . which can be sneeessfnlly Drug Addictions, Cigarette and Tobac- co Habits. where they can have tho honest GSRg GsSSRsgeTnfotlSSE noSE os RsEEbBffhisssn sSi bBffhissns whIskey. wine and beer habits ..$11.K0 Tobacco or snuff habits !. ...... 800 Cigarette and cigar habits .... 800 Hypodermic and Internal remedies for drug habits of ali kinds specially prepared to meet requirements In each Individual case. Free samples furnikh- ed drug users. Send for literature and testimonials. Address. In confidence Charles B. James. or James Sanatcr- iuun. Memphis. Tenn: Charles c James, or James, sanatorfum, 32I Missouri Trust Building, St Louis. Mo. of James sanatorium. isis Indiana ave. nue. Chicago. H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Phone 775

FOR sALE-A home. We mean ex- actly what we say, and If you will give us an opportunity to show you an s room new two story residence wn are offering at only $6.000, we are satisfied you will agree with us that 1t is a home. It is in first class neigh borhood--on the hill-and in easy walking distance oF Court Square. Every modern convenience and built of the best material You may not be from Missouri but we will be glad to show you this place anyhow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
conatantlno Releaeea.

Poughkeepsie, N. w, July 2S.-Fritz Constantine who haa been held for eight days suspected oe-knowing some thing of the death of Mrs. Arthur w. Gentry, who was murdered at her released from prison today. George home in Chicago last January was Scott of Chicago. who Is intimately acquainted with thiA. man. saw Con- stantino in the jail today and declared that he was not the person wanted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

property--on one of our leading retail streets. and in block and quarter Of Court Square--f5xl60 feet. Won cant possibly lose any money by investisa- ting this. and if you will give us chance we con show you bow you can double your money. for we are ot- ferinG the place dirt cheap compared sold for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR RENT-Two elegant suites of roon,s first floor front with balcony; steam heat, gas and electric fixtures; private bath tof- october first; not furnished Apartment house corner, Clayton and Holconbe sts, chas. L. Gay and Dr. oIin Kirkland -Is FOR RENT-on Holcombe Street, half of cottage rooms, modern coFiveniences suitable for light housekeeping, terms req sonabie. Address W. L. N. Box 53T.
 FOR RENT-Three large. connecting rooms upstairs. back hall, porch. and stairs
 with privilege of bath. 200 feet from Court Street Car Line New house. All modern conveniences. Immediate possession # desired. Phone 2S5s or address r. O. BOX Ass. --1s-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR sA1lE-300 acres of very fine fand 5 miles from the square-good white neighborhood---heal Only a fs wdays since land tn this locality sold for considerably more than we gre offering this place. There Is land join. no better. that you can bnv for $a0 per acre, but for quick sale we are offering the above for only S25 rer acre. Will be glad to show the piucs' if you mean business.
 FOR SALE-A down town piece of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR SALES room residence on cor ner with store attached; also adIoin- ing is nice cottage-s rooms and halI s.1bSioh rents for Sl6 month. Both rest Sancas and store will rent for at least Sso month. The two places can be SSsS at bargain. or will sell you thu store and residence. or the cottage ottra nronerty. for it has q frontage of io0 feet. and we are offerinS ], cheap for quick sale. ,fs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29


 SOMETHING SWELL. $l5,o00 Will buy magniricent nome on south Perry Street. Beautiful iot,
 NOW ss YOUR CHANCE. = s9,50U for beautiful home on south Perry Street.
 S10,000. finest and pest arranged two story frame. trimmed throughout, cab tpet mantels, handsome porcelain tups rooms, all Improvements. Don't Tail and up to date on every particular.
 ACTUAL BARGAIN. Best and cheapest new modern cot tage in the city for the money siA where.
 SACRIFICE.
 Just outside city limits. in fast growing suburb. one block from car line. Opportunity for investment or speculatfon. Corner lot t60xl50. with seven room cottage. In first class con- dition. sercants house and stable house is situated so that four vacant lots may be plated. .... ..$3.y0e-S
 MUST BE SOLD.
 new two story, seven room frame house, all conveniences, price S4,500
 ezysO0 CSAH. will buy two story six room house In good nefghborhood and on ear line
 STOP PAYING RENT. and buy a home for yourself and fam fly in convenient locality. We have one in suburbs only ten minutes from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR sALE-4 acres with room reception hall: also hack hall: hlgn sssiing: modern Lot 52x2l2 Ser wants house and stable. Private alley. Rents S3O month. Price $4.5oa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR sALE-4 acres with room house hall and out houFe--2 wells on car line and in two miles of city. Place wire fenced. Price S2.100. part cash
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
w. B. Davidson,
 5 i.2 N. Court St.

FOR RENT. No. no Goldthwaite Street, six rooms. $22.50 per month. No. i16 State Street. six rooms. $25 per month.
 No. Ill Wilkinson Street, seven rooms, $35. per month. No. 22l Holccmb Street, six rooms, $25. per month.
 large and desirable ofhce. also ofhce room.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Cuts that prant. Advertiser Engraving Co. Phone S0I.
Son of ereat Fa,nIIl.

Washington. July as.---sidney Smith Lee, Jr.. a grand-nephew of General Robert E. Lee and a grandson Of Cap tain Sidney Smith Lee. is one of the candidates designated for second lieu- tenaneies in the marine corps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
SOLDIERS REACH cHIoKAHAu0A.
coIoneI DuMont's conammaa sn Auema
 fhA Arrfwnpa

Chattanooga, Tenn, July as.-.The Fist Virginia Infantry, Colonel c. c. Vaughan; the 1st Alabama Infantry. Colonel R. B. DuMont. and the. srd South Carolina Infantry Colonel. Schlact, are due today at the chicka- mausa National Park for ten dayu manuevres which will begin on Mon. day next. under command of BriGadiar General Bubb. The 18th cavalry, Srd and 21st field batteries and the 1Tth infantry are already there. The i7th arrived yesterday after march froW Fort McPherson. Ga. near Atlanta, rec versing Sherman's march in 1s6S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR SALES room residence-io' 50xi50-in good condition Tor only Ss'- 2hO. Tefms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR sALE-4 room house and kitch' ssoo cash. Rents s14 month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

How would you like to own nice little suburban home. lot containing about one-half acre, right on pretti- est gravel drive around Montgomery ands close to car line Make us an offer on this place next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE. Commercial Union of London.

FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE. Commercial Union of London.
 Liverpool and London and Globe. Both are well tried, large and strong English Companies; when you buy your insurance you cannot do better than place your risk with them. If age, stfength and fair dealing Is what you seek in placing your insurance and above all protection. let me write your risk in one of the above compan- ies.
 FOR SALE.
 Do not neglect to look at my sale list if you are still thinking about buy ing a home or making an investment; you can see photographs at my office before you take the time and trouble to examine the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
FOUND
HOLT & STRAUSS, insurance and Real Estate


 Dwellings, for Rent. ss5.o0--Dwelling on South Gold fhwaite Street.
 $45.00--Dwelling on Holeembe Street (first block) modern in every respect. $25.Oo--Dwellins. No. 22 Holcombe Street.
 Cottages for Renf. $20 00--We have several cottages in Ward 5 at $20 per month $45.00-Dwelling corner South Mo- Donough and Grove. OAices fer Rent. Third story of new building now in course of erection and situated next to Montgomery Fair.
 Front office on South Court Street in. Stegall Building.
 Ten rooms on Montgomery Street, suitable for offices or sleeping rooms. Front offiee over No. 20 Commerce Part of first floor ct No. 20 Com merce Street.
 Third door of No 27 Dexter.
 Hotel or Oflee Bullding. We have building of thirty rooms which is suitable for ofices or hotel.
 Holt & Strauss, ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Fair View Lots.
". B. Davidson.

We have about twenty large. high. level lots, right at car line and popu- lar gravel drive. Street in front of lots to be fixed up and graded at once You can buy these lots now for much less than you can later on. See us at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

FOR sAEE-Two lots and one two room house in good renting section for $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

WE WANT e number of good families with suitable help to work in Dwight Cotton Mills at Alabama City. Etowah County. healthy location. right at foot of Lookout Mountain. on application will forward our illustrated booklet of Alabama City with full information about this the most beautl- ful mill village in the South Dwight Man.
 afacfuring Go. --su-K
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
w. A. JACKSON & co.
.I7I-2 Commerce St.

FOR sALE-Lot 50x15o on shady side Pleasant Ave. for only $1.400, Half cash
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
BETHEA & CONNlFF
 Real Estate FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ROOM 75.
 PHONE o34

Court Square, having all eonyenisncss. s seven rooms. tune payments at cent Small cash payment.
 PLANTATIONS. s~ar,
 1,5O0 acres, $22,uUU, twelve mites mite.,aa II o. a citv and within one mile or railroa1 station. where there are ten tIalna daily. Splendid old colonial eignt Toon, li, house. (ruod size barn and eishtsea tenants houses. all iii xooo iepa''
 isy 1so acres acres. Ss,2oo, eight miles from city on graveled road. Godd rssioehSe' foir negro houses, stable anu parni.,
 1.54o acres, S1U,7s0, eighteen ni.S nhSs from city on graveled rvad, htsnas sas frnproyed,. nice residence l,vVu acaSLs fn cultivation. Has fine timber oah' hickory. poplar and birch Finest class gin in good condition. .,,v
 60 acres, $S,s00, five, miles lrom eshi.. eii Good dwelling. servants nouse' saoAs anu Da' STORES.
 A corner store, suitable Tor grocery saloon. or investment. dwelling atlacn- ed. and two large rooms in yard. Fenss Flas ed at present for ss0 per month price s1''0 OFFICES.
 FOR RENT-Single or double on, ces. or whole flcor If desired. VII VII build to suit tenants. steam nea, anu ~. elevator. Range in price from slv so S25 per month. This is your cnanss fo get an office. as now there IS not a vacant ofice in the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

snRp-ShOas Kodak snaps. We finish y0uF snaps. TFessIar's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

MARRY-weaithy ladies and gentlemen. Absolute security from publicity. Write for particulars. state age. Home & Comfort. Ioledo. 2. 1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
MIL HELP WANTED.

coTTAGEs-we want for customers a doz- en or more s to s room houses, will pay good prices, cash CT on time. List thei with us at once. before the rent. Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

THE BEsT--send your work to us for sat- iafactory results and quick execution. all known processes. The Advertiser Engraving Co. phone ss7. Montgomery. Ala. --tf REAL. EsTATE-we don't pun and blow, but see us on the subject of buying sof rentin. Chandler e Doug lass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

Hotel or OHlee Bullding. We have building of thirty rooms which is suitable for offices or hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

TRANSFERRED to Mrs W D Crawford, the Montgomery Beauty Parlours: she is a graduate in dermatology. and chiropody Call and get an electrical Phone 24gs No
 S. Perry. --t6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
aasCELTASEo6s.

eToRAdE--Your excess stocks carried, your household goods. fnrnisare. merchen- disc; we are here. use us, Warehouss De 1oek. --2a-su-ft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
ENGRAVING.

FOR SALE--Finost up-to-date modern home in city,, ,on South Court Street. Chandler & Douglass. fee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
BETHEA & CONNIFF
 Real Estate First National Bank Building, Room No. 25.
 PHONE o34

Capitol Heights. A pretty new story home with all modern conveniences. Only $3,5oo on your own terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Holt & Strauss,
 Phone 92.
Bargains

We Nave three four-room houses, near railroad shops. all rented to good tenants and bringing S216 year. We can sell you this bunch for $l 800, one-half cash, if desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

MONEY to Ioai. on watches diarnonds. tsw- eiry, guns and pistols. don't worry your to us: our business ia strictly confideutial
 Montaomery Loan Go. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
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FoR REST-EooMs

FOR sALE~&Beauttful new residences on Holcombe Street. and Pleasant Avenue. one on Jeff Davis Avnus. cheap. Chandler & Douglass
, 1906-02-28
Gardeners Double

R,prese 0arN I1ha j. Gardiner has
a 'donble' in e House, or perhaps it
"'uld be ct II to say that many peo-
pie 50 III t. hunk he has a .'double.u
He is often mistak II Tor Representative
Sulloway, So Vermont. "Im getting
mad abou il said the good-natured
'eage of y Ionic city, to the CORE
spoud.H8 at The Advertiser the other
da.. ape pie eeud in their cards, and
VII 10 d haI 'Cy,' as Mr.. Sulloway
il iamniiari, III own. is not on the floor
they p,ta or, and return to the gallery
and pc tine o0t. His clients come to
me, AID tn other day his daughter
ca led M papa in public place. l
tell you Pm getting mad about it, and
| doo't know how 'Cy'feels. Newark
advertiser.