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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
JuNIvs J. PIERCE & CO.,,
Located in Their New Quarters Winter Building, over |. Levystein's, Corner Oexter Nvenuc and court Square.

Located ln 1nclF NCN
 Building. over I. Levystein's' corner
 Dexter Avenue and court Square.
 For SaIe-New six room two story modern residence on Mildred StIeeI three blocks from Court street. Rvht'u for $500 per annuam. Price $Z''oV'
 For sale-six room, one story cot tage third block of Mildred street. will rent for $500. Price $Z'eVo'
 For Sale-Two beautiful lots on Pleasant avenue. One for $l,oo9, th" other Sl150. Cheapest nlce reslueuce lots in Montgomery
 For Salc-Two beautiful Holcolnoo street lots, extra large, one IS a corner lot Price $1.S5O each.
 For sale-Splendid cottage on sgc. ond block Martha street. bringing $Ioo rent Price $1.475.
 For Salc-At bargain Tour me lots on Forest Avenue very close to the park itself Elegant part 0t oak Park Price $500 each or Si'V'0 ioi the bunch. ,.J-.-, Incidentally deeds written aGhhoN edrcmonts taken, and we are the pest collectors of negro rents in Mon'gom- cry.
 Don't forget the new place obcna 4S1 ,JunIus J. Pierce& CO., Winter Building, Corner leA'N' and Court Sduare'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Phone o7.
FOR SALE.

 New. modern, six-room house, close in and on good street; rented to good tenant for $500 per year; special price to quick buyer $2,75O. Where can you beat this?
 For Sale-Five-room cottage on good street. close in Price. $2,500. Here is A chance to own home within walking distance of town; only four blocks from Court Square; good neighborhood' A beautiful home on Adams Street. close in, for less than the house alone would cost you today.
 WANTED. I have a customer who wants to DOT TOW S4. .0GO on well-improVcd property close In at per cent.
 WANTED You tC know that l have had eleven years experience in collecting and can collect your negro rents, too.
 FOR SALE. Six acres within 90 feet of city limits and fronting 750 on car line, and In good renting section; no trouble to double your money here. See me quick if you want this for $2,45O.
 FOR SALE. Good negro property, so down and S1O per month
 FOR RENT. A few houses yet for rent Prices range from $S.50 to $50 per month, FIRE INSURANCE A SPECIALITY. BENJ. F. HARDEMAN,
 22 5. Perry Street.
 PHoGE STA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
MEDICAL.

THE HUTCHINs Eczema Salve Co, Maya sota Texas. manufactures and sell the salve that cures Eczema. Tetter. Ringworm. Old sores and other skin diseases money re- funded if not benefited after using one box; price $1 %; also sold by E. c. Andrew:
 Druggist, Montgomery. Ala su-u-24 WEAK MEN-Our improved vacuum deve- oner permanently cures sexual weakness, Yaricocele stricture, enlarges shtunken or Tans: sealed particulars Charles Manu- featuring Co.,, Charles Building, Denver,
 Colorado. su-4t-24
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
H. C. DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
 17 -2 Commerce Street.

FOR SALE-A five room house on Heron street House rents for $12.hJ per month. Lot 50x150. For particu- lars call and see me.
 For SaIe-A nine-room house on Hol- combe Street, now rented at $37.50 per month to a good tenant. Lot 65x10O with bearing fruit trees on same. House modern and a good barn on lot. Price, $4,000
 For saIe-Two-story, brick, metal roof dwelling on Adams Street about four squares from the city basin. Lot 1O0xi50, now rented at $35 per month. Call on me for particulars.
 For SaIe--An eight-room dwelling on South Hull Street, Bellinger Heights. Lot 10ox200. Price. $3,500.
 For SaIe-A six-room house on Amanda Street. Lot 50x150. All mod ern conveniences. Rents for $25 per month. Price, $2,900.
 For SaIe-A double two-story house within three squares of the city basin. Modern conveniences. Rents for $55 per month. Price, $6,o0O. We'll worth the money. 70 acres. If you have one to c me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

For SaIe--A new house, just conn pleted, on Holcombe Street. Lot 54x 15S. This house Is modern in every sense of the word. A nice barn on premises. Price, s5,250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

For SaIe-Three houses just alike on Hannon Street. Lots 50x150 each; houses rent for $10 per month each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR SALE-Have just put market val uable piece of business property, in perfect condition owner is non-residept and has finally consented to sell at price which will net purchaser DOT cent. on investment. This is most flattering proposition and won't hold open long If you mean business call on us Chandler & Douglass 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR SALE-Attractive cottage on South McDonough Street. new and modern every way Also two cottages at Highland Park Win sell these places the installment plan, payable $50 cash and $e0 per month Opportunity for salaried man to secure home. Chandler & Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

For SaIe--A six-room dwelling on new and well improved. Price. $4.2OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

For SaIe-A seven-room dwelling or South Court Street. Lot 50x160. House contains all modern improvements Price, $6,500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR sALE-we are authorized to sell part of the Mastin Property, located at the in tersectfon of the Woodley and Norman
 Bridge Road. just outside of city limits ad-
 joining Cloverdale and in sight ot street car line Ideal for suburban home, will sell 3, 10, or Is acre tracts Chandler Doug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

For SaIe---Dwelling on Martha Street. Lot 5Ox150. Rents for $12.50 per month. Price, $1.500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
FOR SALE.

On South Lawrence Street, a very handsome two-story, seven room resl- dence. water connections, bath, and Sli- uated on very pretty lot. 50xl5O rms place is close to a school on a car line and the best neighborhood in the city. For a quick sale this place can be bought at $4,75o.o0, which IS cer- tainly a bargain price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
THOMAS & GUNTER, Real Estate & Insurance.
22 Commerce Street.

FOR sALE-For s4.500.oo most de- sirable dwelling with all modern con veniences, in excellent condition throughout The vacant lot is easily worth $2,000.00. The house and im- pfovements could not be duplicated for less than $3.5O0O0 The location makes it not only an ideal investment but an exceptionally desirable home site. If desired we will loan purchaser $3,0O0.0O at six per cent. on easy terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

For Rent--House on corner of Hull and High Streets. New. just finished, nine rooms, all modern Improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Chandler, Powell & Co.
 RenI Estate and Insurance Agents.

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. three of the best located houses and lots at West End.
 FOR SALE-Five-room house on Ad- ams Street, lot 52x1G2, $2.500.00.
 FOR SALE-Ncw two-story, nine room house on South Hull Street. Has aII latest comforts and conveniences, $4599.00.
 FOR SALE-Five-room house, neau- tiful lot, 50x15O, $2.65O.00.
 1.or sAT.E-On Adams Street. close i'm ,n elegant two-story, nine-room house. cabinet mantels, gas and electric lights, bath up stairs and down, lot s0xl60, large two-story stable etc. $75OO.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD

For Hallwood Cash Register Shipped to any part of the South monthly pay ments price $125. trust price $S5O. Write for circular. Southern Cash Register Co,
 Atlanta Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
HOLT & STRAUSS,

Insurance and Real Estate.
 Small Farms For Sale.
 There is not a better opportunity for the purchase of small farms within few miles of this city. We predict that within the next year or two val ues will increase very much. We have options on several small tracts near the police limits of the city and if you want to make good investment, this is your chance. Large Plantation For Sale. Can we interest you in the purchase of a large plantation? We have 750 acre tract within five miles of Court Square and located on a graveled road. Dwelling For Sale. $4,500 will buy d house and lot two blocks from Court Square. COttnGe For Sale. $2,S50 will buy a splendid cottage in the Sayre Street School district and 1t will easily rent for $40. Dwellings For Sale. If you want q home convenient to the business district we can show you several nice dwellings, splendidly To- cated at prices ranging from $5,25O to $7,500.
 Loans Negotiated. We negotiate loans on city and farm property at current rates of interest. and if you wish to borrow or loan we cordially invite your consideration. HOLT & STRAUSS, nE.o.o oA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Real Estate S
SURETY BONDS.

THE CONVERTIBLE Term Policy that pays I9 per cent dividend annually in reduction of premiums; written by the PhoenAx Mutual Life is the contract. yon want to eXhmine'
 and YOU will buy it without further inYesti- gation C. G. Miles. Gen. Agent. 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

MONEY TO LOAN-On watches. diamonds.
 jewelry guns and pistols; don't worry your to us: our business is strictly confidential.
 Mont gomery Loan Co. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

We are authorized to sell bran new up to date cottage. finished in the best style and built by the best contractors. Price s5250 Location; lear Sayra Street school This place is all that man eoulu ask Ill a moderate priced home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

On Virginia Avenue. a, very pretty five room cottage, on lot 50x150, in good neighborhood, all sanitary con nections, bath, gas and in every way very desirable place. Price, sS,ooo.oe
 On Holcombe Street, nice hve-room dwelling on m extra large lot! me neighborhood. all modern conVenlences and in first class condition. Price, s2,2s000 This will only require s9o0 cash and balance at per cent.
 On Amanda Street. a seven room dwelling. water connections. bath and on a very pretty lot, 50x150. This place is up-to-date in every respect and can be bought very cheap. Price, g, ,500.00.
 On Holcombe Street, seven-roonl, two-story dwelling, good neighborhood. on excellent lot. Price, s3,loo.OO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

While we are talking about good thlngs, here is something that is Lhe right sort South Streets, we have four A foot lots fronting on Hull street and running @ back in in SS 900 This means that each llt costs you $500. If you will tutld I Sl,52o 70 iouses a.Si on this property you win have lo per per cent, : make the statement without Fear o' chal- lenge of its correctness. has there are not four such lots a: the same relative dis tance from Court Square, that can be bought for this sum. This is in our judgment the cbcanest piece of unImproved dwelling prop crtv on inc market We VIII lend at 6 per cent interest 5p per cent. of the total cost of the lots and the houses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
w. A. SAFFOAD,
 Insurance and Real EStats.

For Rent: Nine Room two story House. No. 40 Finley Avenue. electric lights, gas sanitary connections pores- rec newly painted, papered and repaired. Large lot room for garden and chick ems. Price per month $3O.00,
 Wanted: On first mortgage real es- tate security. at once. $3,OO0 at per cent First class -oan.
 Are you fully protected against fires? If not, can give you protection in first clas Companies at lowest rates.
 For the best Accident and Health nolicies. and for Steam Boiler, Elm pioyers Liability. Elevator and Plate Glass Insurance, it will pay you 10 see our contracts and get our prices. First class inspection service
 If you need a bond of any kind, I can furnish it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR SALE-2-story modern residence with stable and barn: enc of best neighborhoods in city God tenant. Will net you S per cent on your money. Another good thing. Better take it in Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR sALE-For $s,2OO.OO six room cottage, with modern conveniences. To- cated on gravelled street, with paved sidewalks. The lot 50x150 feet is worth $1,5O0.00, the house is worth at lowest calculation $2.250.00. Will sell $l.OO0.00 cash, balance on easy terms.
 THOMAS 6 GUNTER,
 Real Estate & Insurance,
 CT-RETY RONDS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR SALE-A five room house on Clayton street, now rented for $12.50 Der month to a first-class tenant. Lot h0x150 Price, $1,40o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Charles & Nelson, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
 6 Commerce St.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
 
 FOR SALE--A new modern. convenient home large rooms, pantry. close .a. cabinet mantels and handsome ingrain paperinS; price reasonable Terms part .'ash balance on time Address J I. NJ, care Advertiser
 su-tf-11 FOR SALE-Three hundred acres of very fine farm land you cant find better land Tn the county for cotton, corn or hay Place only 4ls miles from MontgomerI and on on cash or part cash. If interested and want to sec the property, address Land. care Advertiser. 25c BEST Jersey Butter 25c. Q. K. Grocery, 25 Monroe St. Phone 44s
 FOR SALE-An elegant cottage large rooms buffers pantry cabinet mantels and mod ern in every way. Large lot and stable; conveniently situated: price reasonable: part cash, balance on time. Address J. J. NJ; care Advertiser. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR SALE-All kinds of sweet pea seed,
 mixed or separate colors. 50 cents pound; Harvey Seed Company. corner Monroe and Perry Streets. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

A man who needs money right nWay will sell Gf sold at once) 40 acres in one or the best Prairie sections of this county This is a pickup for any man with the money. It is too late to make new farming arrangements for the coming season. but we will for this year guarantee to purchaser or this property per cent. on his money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE-I25 bushels Burt Oats free oi
 Johnson grass seed. at sixty-five cents per busheI w. II. Mead. Showdown. Ala. lt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

wAxrrD-MALE HELP.

WANTED-MALE HELP.
 
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

We offer for sale two acres within the city limits of Montgomery with six room house for s4.508. This property 5as front age of 100 feet on Gcode Street the house being No. 4f1 Goode street. By platted street which runs on the south eide of the property ten additional lots can be made on the Goode Street frontage. If sold at once we will take s5, 900 % cash. or ene- half cash and the balance at six Ter cent interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR sALE-Now is the time to lay in your supply of garden and field seed. We nave just received a complete line Of all kinos of seed Can supply you in large or small quantity. We are agents for the Modef
 chas X Cyphers \incubators and trooders. We keep also. a complete line of all kinds of poultry supplies. Call when In the city ar write for prices. Harvey Seed Company, corner Perry and Monroe Streets. Montgom- cry. Ala. W
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

New, modern, siX-room house. close in and on good street; rented to good tenant for $500 per year; special price to quick buyer $2,750 Where can you beat this?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

Have calls for farms TOO to 800 acres. If yo'
 sell see me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

We want to borrow for a customer s50oC ness site.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

We are authorized to sell one of the best manufacturing plants in Montgomery: A proposition that will pay for itself in three years. If interested. call on us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
ZIRkLE & MOORE. Real Estate. Insurance, Loans. Bonds.
 7ia Dexter Ave.

Pretty cottage at Highland Park, rented to good tenant for $1S0 a year. Price S1,50O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

We have some special bargains in negro property we'll rented and cheap. Let us insure your property in tn
 Fire InsuraI
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-11-30
CHANUTE. NEQSH0 COUNTY. KANSAS FRIDAY NOV 20 lq0G
hankul the Many Blessings You Fnov and ID

intellect. They write books tha
adorn Literature and illumine phllo'
sophy or science. They are pro.
foundly interested in the religious
experience Of man. Take the two
great leaders of British politics dur
ing the latter half of the nineteeth
century, Gladstone and Disraeli,
the one liberal, the other tory
Disraeli wrote series of novels
that throw more light on certain
sides of British life than anything
that has been written. These novels
reveal many sided nature, intel
lectually alert, and concerned with
the deeper problems of, being. No
matter what deficiencies criticism
may find no one can rise from the
of Disraeli's fiction without feeling
that large nature has been speak
ing and doing And view the work
OF Gladstone, his great opponent.
See him writing theological essays
and books on Homer and Greek
mythology. Hurley said that Glad
stone knew no more about meta.
physics than babe unborn, and
Huxley may have been right, but it
speaks volumes for the worth of
Gladstone's character that he was
interested in the deeper themes of
life, no matter how little insight he
may have possessed.
We may witness the same phe-
nomepa in living British statesmen
that was witnessed in Disraeli and
Gladstone. Mr.. Balfour, the leader
of the opposition in the House Of
Commons, has written one volume
d aling with the problem of phil
osophic doubt and aother on the
foundations of religious belief.
Lord Roseberry is an authority on
Pht and certain phazes of Napoleo
Lord Avebury, formerly Sir John
Labbock, has illumined ancient
civilization; James Gryce has writ
Ten history of the Holy Roman
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-11-30

Empire and treatise on American
institutions; John Morley as said
the last word on such men as Vol
taire, Diderot, Rousseau, as well as
written lucidly on such men as
Machiavelli and Wordsworth ana
many more. Several volumes of
literary essays have come from his
pen, and valuable political work
on Compromise. Augustine Birrell
is one of the finest literary essayists
of the time, and the secretary of
war, R. B. Haldane, has written
philosophic work of great ability.
And let it not be forgotten that all
of these men are in the very forefront
of British politics.
What a contrast to our American
men of politics! Both Henry Cabot
Lodge and Theodore Roo elt used
to be referred to as "the scholar in
politics." and very sneeringly re-
ferred to at that. And why? Be-
cause the average American did not
believe in the scholar in politics.
He did not want man in political
who was interested in literature,
metaphysics and the ology. He
preferred man who was more in
terested In getting high prices for
steel and hogs than in these higher
interests of man that made no ap.
peal to him. There are indications
that change is coming and it IS
high time for a change, Let the
scholars step forth!-Topeka Cap
ttaf.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-11-30
TWoT.Y,sP'Es " P'Es Of STATESMEN"
adi . 81 VIII 10 ile4i" s{@h
Men of Thought ar d High Inter
es's END the Mere Politician O.

From lie n3nyer Republican.
The difference between the man
who is a Statesman and the man who
is onlyia politician may best be seen
by noting the things in which they
take the most lively interest. Amer.
ica istpar excellence the land. Of
politicians, and 1t is here that one
finds the most ignoble interests on
the part of public men. The poll
tician is seldom man who cares
for any of the higher interests Of
life, those interests which pertain to
the intellect and lift us above the
bruts No, the politician is more
apt to besfound In the saloon than
in the library; in gambling house
than in a laboratory. He is grea,
believer in the power Of money, and
has most ardent desire for the pos.
session of houses and lands, stocks
and bonds. When he talks politics
he seeks to gain votes by appealing
to the lower material interests of
men, rather than by rousing the
heart, the intellect, the conscience
of mankind. 1t is sad commen-
tary on our American politics that
the men we elect governors, repre-.
sentatives' and senator's are usually
men who see no other and are con,
cerned with no other than the dread
and butterlside of life. t.
In this respect what difference
is presented, when we turn 10 the
legislative bodies OF Europe. Not4
to try to cover bodies of Europe.
Not to try to cover too large field,
let us compare our difference with |
Great Britain. There in the old
world the leaders of political thought
are apt tobe men who take the
liveliest interest in the affairs of the /
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-11-30
HOW TO DEAL WITH TRUSTS

The prosecutions instituted by the
Attorney-G General of the United
States against the officers of the
Standard Oil Company, under the
Anti Trust law, bear out the con-
tention of Alton B Parker. the
Democratic presidential nominee of
1894, and of Protectionists also,
that ample remedy for trust extor-
ton is provided fol in existing laws,
1t is said to be tho Intention of Pres
ldent Rooscyel. 10 sy.e. ,.cment with
criminal prosecr' ,ors the procedure
under the Anti Trust law. A rigid
adherence to this line of action is
what the country wants. What the
country does not want is that the
government should attempt to solve
the trust problem by ripping up the
Tariff. That's not the true solution.
Trusts would flourish with or with.
out Protective Tariff. No Tariff
protects the business of the Stan.
dard Oil Company. The same is
true of many other trusts. Vigor
and persistence in enforcing the
laws we already have, resulting in
money penalties and in imprison-
ment as well, will do the business
American Economist,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-11-30

lty is as varid and unlimited as con-
versation. There is no end to the
creation of wealth. The only con-
dition is in yourself -
Await no summons; laugh at all re-
buff;
High hearts and youth are destiny
enough.
The mystery and the power en-
shrined in you
Are old as time and as the mo
ment new.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-11-30
MR.. BRYAN AND THE TARIFF

MR.. BRYAN AND THE TARIFF
!, Mr.. Bryan thinks the Tariff should
be so reduced that the American
people could buy things as cheaply
as foreigners do. He says he has
watch thatwas purchased for S.. 90
less than it could have been pnr
chased i'd this country. That shows
the estimate Mr.. Bryan puts upon
his country. He would sell it for
$a,6o. How does he. know the
watch could not have been pur-
chased as cheaply here as in En-.
slapd' Has he been everywhere in
this countryto ascertain the price
Of watchese People go from La
Porte to Chicago to get things
'leaply when they could purchase
hem just as cheaply in LaPorte.
But what good does it do to have |
cheap in Englanda Every
'ody hasn'tymade as much money
at of Republican prosperity as