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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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store, with splendid trade. This property is located on one of the best roads leading from Montgomery and near street cars; does an immense business and the right man ,a ooa can coin coin can be made by the right parties hand ling this proposition. Let us show you the property
 For Rent--At Grandview we have a six-room cottage with servants room and stables. with orchard, which we VIII rent for the summer. A splendid place to spent the heated terms. Two trains daily
 Money to Loan---we represent the loan department of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. Money at the lowest interest rates.
 Surety Bonds.-we represent the the largest surety company in the world. Bonds of every character writ ten. Place your employees under bond: we guarantee their honesty.
 Insurance..Fire insurance in first class companfes Don't forget that we want your insurance.
 cloverdale Have you noted the splendid grading and graveling of Eel der Street through Cloverdale which is being done for us by MT. J; c. Brown? Montgomery County. With the streets graded and graveled and city water in front of every lot, this will be the fin- est residence section of Montgomery. week at the lowest figures. If you want a beautiful location make your selec- tion now. Restricted to the best class of white persons, and every protection to make it the choice location of the city. Lots from $250 to $500; monthly payments if desired. Will increase Irapidly in value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

Business Proposition.--We have one of the best propositions ever oneIeo in Montgomery for some man WlLh ten of fifteen thousand dollars who desires 70 open a business which will pay An established business, which after pay ing expenses will net from $7,oDo 70 SIG. 900 year to a first class live. wlde awake man, is for sale. If you are For sale-s3.s5ooo will buy splendid two story house near in, Fifth Ward Has seven rooms and located on corner lot Now renting for $425 year. A bargain in this. It will always readily
 For sale-s3,s 800 will buy. fourteen good new two-room houses. best rent ing suburb of the city. Now paying se52 a year rent Don't miss this
 on f9e ferms ssiessppO to suit wifi buy lovely six
 room cottage and servants house. cor ner lot, in Ward 5. This property will always rent. and is desirable.
 For sale-six- cottage, with ser of land. and an ideal country home. Lo- cated at Grandview, twelve miles from city on Prattville branch road. Two
 For For Saie.s1,45o will buy good i've room house on Norman Bridge road. near head of Burton Avenue, lot 50x2O0; ; easy terms. A home or an investment.
 For Sale--A new three-room house. for sec Pess ony ssoG easS payment of sioo. A chance to save your
 Fr Sale, s1,4oo-Three good houses renting for S1so year can be bought for $1,400. This Is better than putting money in a bank :.
 For Sale---A manufacturing plant, To- cated on railroad. with four acres of land, with all necessary railroad facil- ities. grist mill. cotton gin. general
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 Five room cottage just finish
 ed, cptodate appointments, easy payments ... -. ...... 'zoO Six room cottage. complete at- oo tachments -. .....- z'zVo fI1r pavme3ts ne0tis oo..ae .. ....-. 1.45o Four room cottage, hallway, DOT TEA ches. Small payments ..-:... foo Four room cottage, hall, porches, lot 50xl00. Easy terms -..,... l'Soo Four room cottage. comfortable
 Big lot, 12 miles out of city. eso own terms ... -. ooV lhfee l4o ne% T90m uDtodate T0rla cottage HOO Four room cottage (two housesl,
 Rental SIS for the two, own 7on Three room cottage. on theSWes- ,oo tern suburbs ... .Uo A mercantile business for sale' Splendid opportunity. . Dairy farm. 160 acres and improve ments.
 Nice roomy ofice for rent ,-. Notwithstanding, uptodate appolat . ment, to be put In condition oy Octo- Der next IS rooms, liberal lease Two five room cottages In WeesI eid 'lS5 Two story dwelling, eight rooms, g,P. todate attachments 'S0o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

On the hill on Clayton Street we have two story house. only a few months olu, reception hall. parlor, dining room, tnIee bed rooms. Kitchen and bath, electric as ilgnts and gas electric bells in each room. porce- lain bath. cabinet mantels. everything that goes with an elegant home Owner has good niace must he sold at once. The house is how rented for $40 per month. It will pay Somebody to me at once on this propo- sition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR SALE-we can offer you one of the most beautiful and best built cottages in the city on Noble Ave- nue. This house is double floored
 storm skeeted, select lumber. Com tains, reception hall ,parlor, dining room. three bed rooms, butler'i pantry, kitchen, bath room fitted up with porcelain tub and lava tory. Electric lights. servants
 room. kitchen house and large barn on premises. Lot 50x175
 The reception hall and dining room finished, in ouartered oak. Cabi- net mantles throughout the house. In fact one of the most desirabls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
FOR SALE.

Holcombe street, near Mildred. lot 5oxl5o, with large barn House is one year oId has six rooms and kitchen. and lZ teet front porch, electric light, cabinet manteis' porcelain tub. etc. price is reasonaoie'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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 'a T B: s1HssEi s:':1 .;t.:;' t SON tl.soo will; buy nice five room dwelling at aighlsnd Park facing Oak Park K This s. is tiest part of this thriving suburb.
 3-S -A---s- .ss S S and sS.ae for sos s4 % .uisaeis for Invest inssstors R's' Of limited 1 msans The prsttiest piece of development prop srty near the city. very cheap; purchaser gar. ssn double his money in twelve months
 We have an inquiry for a large lot with ;Ith property, have purchaser at a good price for suitable property.
 We are having numerous calls for dwell inss which car. be bought for s2.ooo to uy = rttl vnfFN a with us
 We will write your fire insurance in good strong companies at lowest rates. .y
 property s7oo to $500 for each piecs in good locality and good renters.
 T T & soPsRgs s.lsg ssstsi, t soN fer -i for H sale this G week. the Gayle residence one hundred and two feet on Mouiton and F runs back one hundred and fifteen feet. The house has eight large rooms. bathroom, two servant rooms. stable and garden. and one square from the business centre of the city. For further information apply to W. c. Holt & Son. IF So. Perry Phone e5s.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

store under tho Windsor Hotel now occupied b. P. Pennacchie also the store under the Windsor Hotel Company Space under the Wind sor Hotel we'll suited for a brokers ofice. These are among the best located business houses in the city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
For Sale

Lots Forrest Ave-ouick sale $es0 Lots Highland Park-cheap- $Sso Lots Highland Park-extra cheap Negro houses. near High and Jack son. Rent $30c. $2,025.
 l Lot corneraksiat-sufe mkhalfaofn Lot Carter Hill and Cloverdale King st.--4 room cottage. Rent $12O Lot 50x15o Pelham St $s7s Lot Finley Heights-S0x165 $S50 3Three room houses Peacock Track Rent $50. $1,050 New cottage Houston St. $2,5Oo --- 1-6 room cottage, Pleasant Ave nue s3,600 vacant lot, Pleasant Ave. Ca beauty S1550.
 Two-story residence Pleasant Ave 3A.h00.
 76 Hannon St. rooms Con instau- ments) $l375 Vacant lot. uolcombe St. $1,S50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR SALE-A splendid residence on Washington Street. Corner lot. House contains parlor, dining room. five bed rooms, kitchen, pantry and bath room all in first-class condi- ton. Lot fronts 103 feet on Wash ington Street and runs back about 1S0 feet. This property is one of the cheapest pieces of property on the market and should command a quick sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR SALE-A five room dwelling on Burton Avenue. Lot 50x210. with nice barn on 1t. House modern in every respect; electric and gas fix lures, bath and sanitary connec- tions. Rents for $25 per month. For particulars call on me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

WANTED TO BUY-We have some money to invest Would like to buy two small pieces of property worth from
 $500 to $50 each. Let us know at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
Phone l2s. SaffoId & Upchurch. Watch
H. C. DAVIDSON,
1ReaI Estate and Insurance.

FOR RENT-Plantation. We have had placed in our hands for rent a plantation of 5e0 acres situated on The Southern Railroad in Sumter County, Alabama. In addition to the 500 acres, which are all in cul- tivation, there are 800 acres of wild cane used for pasture The land is very fertile and has excellent water. Will rent the whole 800 acres for. $1, 100 per annum. For full particulars call on me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR SALE-we are authorized to sell the suburban home of the late Cap tain J. c. Finley located at Bellin- ger Heights near the head of Bur ton Avenue. Lot 100x150 with al- ley in rear; good stable. house new, modern and up-to-date in every re- spect. In fact 1t Is an ideal home. Can be bought for $4.200 with terms to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

On Pelham Street we have a one story five room house electric light. sanitary, bath. house papered, lot 50x135; price 2500: terms to suit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
S3,35O.

One of the incest six-room cottages In Highland Park. Corner lot, l04x15o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

$625o will buy a new modern eight room dwelling on Washington Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

Young man invest in real estate We have some choice lots adjoining Capitol Heights that can be secured cheap. It will be worth your while to investigate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
Willis Chandler,

Real Estate and Insurance Agent II $. Perry St. and Floor.
 Montgomery Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
MAXlE D. PEPPERMAN,
 Real Estate and Insur ance. phona i576. 90 Moses Building.

S2,000 will buy one story six room house on Cleveland Avenue. near Mildred Street. Terms easy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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A new five-room cottage renting for $240. A fine investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

See us about life. health and liability in surance. We reHresent the old reliable Travellers of Hartford. the company that pays claims by return nail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
wANrED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTEp-By couple. second story front, and one connecting room; unfurntshed;
 convenient to bath. Address Bolton. care Advertiser Office. --s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR sALE-Corner Hol. and sutter Sts Rents at present for $270. Price S1,S50. Look what can be done Two corner would cost s1,6OO and would rent as follows. Stores $20 each-S40 Hall $25.00 There is a four room house new renting for 5000 Cash S3,45O Income per year s9OO-27 per cent in ., terest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

JUNIUs J. PIERCE & co. Phone 4S1. Corner Court and DaSter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
S5,250.

The beautiful two story. eight room dwelling No. 21 Virginia Ave. An ideal home. Only one half cash. Balance at six per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We beg to announce to our customers that besides real estate investments we have decided to deal in high grade stocks and bonds. mortgxges and loans. We shall he prepared to handle local stocks and bonds, buying or selling them for our GUS toners or lending on them; We shall en- department as we have in our others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

From first of June we have for rent a very nice cottage at a very moderate rent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
S2,O0O.

Six pretty lots facing Capitol Heights, convenient to car lines and school great speculation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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Down. the balance $35 per month for a modern two-story, seven room dwell- ing on Forest Ave. bargain at $2.- HSn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR SALE-Residence on Court Street, s1ose in. This is one of tine most elegant pieces of property in the city, magnificently finished and will make an ideal home. Unless ycu are prepared to pay a good price for something extra fine, you need not trouble to apply.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
J. T.: ROBERTS 6 SON, 2f So. Perry Street.

Ns00 will, buy nice five room dwelling at Highland Park, facing Oak Park. This is modern dwelling and located in the pret- tiest part of this thriving suburb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

sALEsMEN wANTED-special midsum mer opportunity; exclusive side line men No samples to carry. Staple line for al
 dealers Manufacturer. Box 11ss. St. Louis Mo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have a beautiful modern cottage in an exclusive neighborhood. The price is req sonable and the cottage complete.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have c bargain in a piece of dwelling vacant property. orr quick sale we Will make cut price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have e well established business for sale. Capital required is less than $20, 900. and profits are good and dependable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

M SALESMAN WANTED. first class Clothing and Gents Fur
 nishing salesman to begin work about tho Malone & Sons Co,
 -b Dothan. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

s2.s5o will buy beautiful new dwelling, well appointed and cheap for home or i'm vestment.a F0%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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houses in the city. Party Is leav- ing city and offers this property at 3 sacrifice. Only on the market a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
F. M. KOHN z SON, 261x Commerce. Street.

IL, have . well improved farm in this county that we are authorized to sell Tor $1e. .00oi and have an offer from an absolute ly reliable man who will take a lease on the entire place for five years on rental that will net 8 per cent interest on the investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

 sAFES-Bought, sold. and exchanged. Full stock new safes. Exclusive agency Victor Manganese Steel Screw Door Bank Safes Second hand safes cheap. The Montgomery Safe & Lock Co.,. 221 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

If YOU are in the market for A good home we have what will probably suit you on E Lawrence Street. The place Is new and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have on a prominent business street, A first class piece of business property for s2.500, that is leased for the preseiit. but for which we are offered nearly 50 per cent more rent on the expiration of the present contract
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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sALEMAN for Alabama: experienced trav- cling man preferred Line staple for general with commission. Sawyer. Leslie ( Co. De troit Mich. ---s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

For s2. 300 we will sell one of the best pieces of negro property in Montgomery.
 There are three houses and lots and the location is close in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have several pieces of small property suitable for investors of limited means
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

The. prettiest piece of development prop erty near the city very cheap; purchaser can double his money in twelve months time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have a property on Dexter Avenue to which there Is q very attractive future It Is the key to q good piece of property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

ss POO will buy new two story house close in and in a good neighborhood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FOR RENT-Two rooms and kitchen: very desirable: ali conveniences; ten dollars per month. Court Street car line Phone 22ss -13
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have a two-story brick dwelling that is in rood condition. on a lot 70 feet front, situated \ block from the post office that we will sell for S7,750 The lot is cheap at this price without the house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants in their territory; elegant side line convenient to carry; good commissions: prompt remit tance Butler Mfg. Co, Cincinnati O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have for $s.s50 a five roorned house and four roomed in a good neighborhood. A little attention will mack this an per cent. net investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

sALESMAN--Experienc in any line to sell general stores in the South. An unex- celled speciality proposition. Commissions
 and s35 100 weekly for expenses The Con- tinental Jeweiry Co. Cleveland. o. --s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two downstairs offices. very desirable location. B. F. Hardeman. 22 s. Perry Street. ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

| FOR RENT-A well furnished room with l all conveniences. Apply 1o2 s. McDonough
 St T-H- --13
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

We have an inquiry for a large lot with
 railroad frontage or track running into property, have . purchaser at a good price for suitable property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

salesman. energetic reliable man. Have permanent position Splendid opening, Holiday season just opening Dept. 6, Box 47o, Kansas City. Mo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-17

FIRE INsURANCE-our companies are the best. pay promptly all losses. rates the lowest. Chandler & Douglass. 20
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ROBBERS BELOW DEAD LINE.
$1,000 TAKEN FROM CLERK ON
JOHN ST. STAIRWAY.

Three Men Pretended 70 He QuarreIling
when sixty-YeersOid Man Returned
From the Bank to Diamond Cutting
s~hop-P0nce Have No Clue to Gang.
That three highway robbers, operating at
MONDAY in the wholesale jewelry district,
below the police dead line got away with
1000 in ash was made public yesterday
by John Wiener, who has a diamond cutting
factory at 81 John street. b money was
taken from his employee, Philip Aarouson,
while returning with it from the Market
and Fulton Bank at 81 Fulton street
Although the robbery occurred more
than a week ago and was at once reported
to Police Headquarters, no clue to the
highwaymen has been obtained. h 90
currence was not made public by the police,
who hoped to make an arrest before re-
vealing the facts.
Mr.. Wiener and Mr.. Aaronson old a
reporter who called yesterday at h factory
that they have now little hope that the
robbers will be caught or the money re-
covered. According to the account they
give, Aaronson, who is more than 90 years
OF age and not strong, drew the money at
the bank for his employer in ten bills, each
Of 500. He is a cautious man and said
that he kept a sharp look about, but saw
nobody following him.
Arriving at the building where the factory
IL located up two flights OF stairs, he
looked up and down the street, according
to his custom, because he has always felt
that thieves might follow him INTO the
dark stairway in order to attack him out
Of sight Of the people on the street.
That robbers might be in the hallway
waiting for him did not occur to him, and
he was almost at the top OF the first flight
Of stairs when the three appeared crowding
around him.
sThey seemed to be fighting, : said Aaron
son. ~One of them told another never
again to insult his sister. This other fellow
replied, initiating a woman's voice. l
said; Let me by and then fight II out;
The third man then grabbed nee from behind
with his closed fists held tightly under my
chin. closing my ~windpipe. What can
you do when you lose your wind -..
A boy employed in ID. Rissner's jewelry
shop, on the third floor, who saw three men
running out Of the hall, found Aaronson
living in a partly da0ed condition on the
stairs, The man did not know that he
had been robbed until he was picked up.
Mr.. Wiener notified Police Headquarters
at once and a number OF detectives have
since worked on the case without result.
Aaronson can give little description OF his
assailants except that they were smooth
faced and we'll dressed. The boy who saw
them run could only see their backs.
The g~lpposition Is that the men saw
Aaronson draw the money, and knowing
, where he would go hurried ahead into
the hallway. The factory Is only a lew
doors from the corner OF Nassau street.
Detective Sergeant NuRent, who Is de-
tailed TO protect the jewelry district, was
on his vacation on the day OF the robbery.
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BAD DAY FOR BLACK HAND.
Convicted BIackmaIler Gets Five Years
-PetrOsInO AXE Two Arrests.

Convicted BIackmAIler Gets Five Years
-PetrOsInO Makes Two Arrests.
At last the authorities Of this county
have succeeded in landing q member Of an
Italian blackmailing gang doing business
under the title OF the Black Hand Society.
There have been hundreds Of cases re-
ported, but no conviction could be had be-
cause the victims were afraid to come to
the front and testify.
The man who vas convicted yesterday
is Vincenzo Triscoli Of las Cherry street.
Judge ROsalsky OF the Court Of General
Sessions sentenced him to five years in
Sing Sing.
There is no doubt in my mind, said the
Judge In ~pronouncing sentence, that you
are a member Of the vicious Black Hand
gang which preys upon the ignorance and
the fears OF your fellow countrymen. |
am told that your fellow members Of this
Rang have AsoRped th0 jurisdiction Of this
court. / int4nd to make an example OF you
and send you 10 serve the maximum PEN
atty for this'ctr1e.'
Triscoli senAa threatening letter to Sal
vatore GrassoS4 shoe dealer, last May in
which a demand for 81 900 In caRh was
made. Graaso was warned that his family
would be butchered IL he did not comply
with the demand. The ahoe man paid no
Attsution 10 tho 1teef. Than be got . per-
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sonal call from Triscoli, who told him that
II the money was not paid he would not only
kill Grasso, but all his family and all his rela-
tives. Grasso called in the police n had
the blackmailer arrested. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Howard prosecuted the
case. The jury was out but five minutes.
Antonio Fazata, who keeps a saloon at
81 Monroe street. has received a number Of
Black Hand letters in which he il Oom-
manded to give up $500 under penalty OF
having his store blown up and himself and
his family with il. He kept mum until
Tuesday night, when a letter sent to him
stated that he had his last chance Then
he went to Police Headquarters and turned
the letters over to Detective Sergeant
Petrosino.
The writer said that the Black Hand
members would be at the saloo yesterday
to get the coin. Petrosino and a trio OF
Italian sleuths were on the job soon after
four young men sauntered into the place
and said they were after the money. Some
thing made them suspicious that Fazata
had tipped of the o and they fed.
The detectives rounded up two OF the
men, who were recognized as CosimC
Casimimo, % years old, and Giuseppe Man
tero, "a years, Of a. Oak street. CasimimC
had a bottle of knockout drops in his pocket
Both prisoners were locked up at Police
Headquarters.