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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Tyson and Gunfer Men
 Hold Housing Meetings
LARGER NUMBERS
ROSTER OF TYSON CLUB HNCREAs-
 ED LAST NIGHT.
Mir. Holloway Presided--T. R. Hieiks Praises Tyson And Condemns Gunter-Mamer Attacks Unl-
 form Charter 8ifl.

Swollen numbers and increased. en- thusiasm marked the second meeting of the Tyson Club las night in the Exchange annex. It is estimated that no less than one hundred and forty members thronged the campaign head quarters of J. c. Tyson, candidate for Mayor of Montgomery. and overran the hallway of the building leading to the rooms in which the meeting was held
 The speakers were numerous and the speeches mostly spontaneous. All the remarks which bore on the Issues of the campaign for Mayor seemed to center on one determination of the club. This is to pitch the canvass. for their Mayoralty choice on the plane of Mir Tyson's business success in life and what they believed are his qualifica- tions to govern the city according to business rules and precedents.
 This was the constructive vein which ran through the speeches of last even ing. The praise of the business quail ties. of MT. Tyson was on the tongue of every one. who spoke. As for the at mayoraity race. the oral champions of last evening were practically unani- nous in comdemning what they charac- terized the domination of the City opposition"
 It could be gathered. therefore. from last nights proceedings. that one of the issues which the Tyson Club will inject of the ruling body of the city from what, they chose to call the "tyranni- cal hand of the opponent. MT. Gunrer, who Is President of the City Council, and old. who arose to declare them selves in favor of MT. Tyson on these
 issues. were greeted with applause from all corners of the chamber. The b sx&a .l il. trum as the spirit of the audience demanded them. and as the Chairman. Mir. Holloway. called on them.
 Chairman J. L. Holloway presided. 4 reading of q letter from MT. Gunter challenging Mr Tyson to a joint de. bate at such places in each ward as they may agree upon. It was suggest most desirable way to outline the issues of the day. The reply of Mir Tyson was next read. in which he disagreed with his challenger that joint de- bate was the best way to enlighten the of the campaign lay in the visiting to the fact that he had pursued a com mercial career all his life and that a fencing at words in debate with his him in comparison with his learned opponent who was accustomed. by vir- public"
 stated in his reply to Mir. Gunter. that a sufficient opportunity of the voters to acquaint themselves with the issues of the campaign la yin the visiting of the respective campaign headquar- ters of the candidates. Besides, each of the candidates has public records. which can be searched or are known to the people and joint debate might possibly lead to personalities objection al "a r&av Aa ha fa a q we'll as to the people. For these reasons he declined the proposition Of a joint debate eertes
 The first speaker of the rally was T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

] Half price or near it and in many casas less than cost will prevail at the H E Forbes Piano Co.'S store Monday shorning. and when it Is taken into konsidsration that this house carries hHTond question, the most eompleke atock of highest grade and expensive Dianaa in the South, we nredtct, at prices named, the bargains: will last only few days.
 THE REASON.
 Our wararoons are crowded from top Co hottom---the stock now on hand and more coming m, cannot possibly be houaed agee7t with damage to cases. We simply must have room. and we must have cash or good monthly pay inn contracts. Prices on entire stock will be about half regular profits. and in some cases. portion of actual cost will Dc sacrificed until fifty are sold then the, sacrifice and clearance sale Will terminate. and advertised prices wilI be withdrawn. hence delays are dangerous if you would save from s150 '4o &10o.
 OUR EASY PAY PLAN.
 Antle now and little at a time nhntv will secure any of the bar afnb without a dollars advance over dvekffsed cash sale prices. Time ac-
  naefk by merely paying regular rate f interest not on the whole amount f purchase. but on the balance due fnfa the date of one payment to the aexf--lnereIy simple interest on bal- lance due from time to time.
 There are no finer or better Pianos ] made than will be found here. The Chickerfng. Kranich & Bach, EmersCR < #Elvarett, Ivers & Pond. Krell- French. Forhes, Pease. Smith 6 Barnes, McPhail and other reliable nnakes--the best in their several grades--the best--medium ana inexpensive, chosen by Mir. Forbes after nearly a quarter of a century's experience in selecting reliable pianos he knew to be good and true.
 Tn advising you to buy plano here we ask you to do just what we have done ouraelves--compare We are ehos- CTS and have done the thinking and picked only the pianos whose reputa- lion for musical tone, durability and | superior constructions are beyond dis pule and are especially suitable for this climate.
 Tt IS to our interest to have only pianos that will add credit and favor to our stores and we have never allowed ~Ieesened price to interest us if uual- s4y Ssufsered thereby. Just at this time this Sacrfnce and Clearance Sale offers saviIAes possible at no other time on uianoS of the very highest grade- pianos that have standard values all over the United States.
 we cannot make this statement too strong, and we tell you with emphasis that never before and probably never again. will such an opportunity be off, tered to furnish your home with strictly reliable plano at the saving of 8fg0 to 4200--not the usual advertised saving. but positive saving of above Aa Nn hA funt eeIecked by attending this sale.
 1e you contempInte buying . piano vsatham GAe year, yes two years, this sale sn too mnusnml fer you to nHi2s for any Re@sda wh4tsVeF and do net stRy Away an Aaeouns of net being convenient tO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CONGRESS
snmmnrx of Hau.r,

Washington, Feb, se---A yelled charge was made by Mfr. Mann, (IlD. |dn the House of Representatives today during the consideration of the army appropriation bill that some govern
 meat official or employe had yielded to the Influence of c land syndicate with the views of selling to the govern ment a tract near Washington, D. C.. for target range. .
 An appropriation of saso.ooo for six
 tnousand acres was provided for. which Mir. Mann denounced as far be-
 yond It's value. He thought there had
 been undue temptation to somebody.
 He at once aroused the Ire of MT. Young, (Mieh.l who springing to the defense of the Committea on Military Affairs indignantly denied that any
 member of if had been approached by any one but the Secretary of War and his subordinates. The provision was stricken out on Q point of order.
 The army appropriation bill was
 shortly afterward passed, the total amount carried by it being ss4.7s7.ses. At SIS ?. m. the House adjourned until Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
A FEELING OF SECURITY.

You naturally feel secure when yos, know that the medicine you are about to take is absolutely pure ana contains no harmful or habit producing drugs.
 Such c medicine Is pr. Kiimer's Swamp Root, the great Kidney. Liver mad Bladder Remedy.
 The same standard of puriey, strenrfh and excellence is maintained fin every bottle of Swamp Root.
 Swamp-Root is scientifically com pounded from vegetable herbs.
 It is not q stimulant and Is taken .n teaspoonfui doses.
 It Is not recommended for every thing.
 It Is natures great helper In re- iieving and curing kidney, liver and bladder troubles
 sworn statement of purity ia with every bottle of pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root.
 sample Bottle Free sy Mall.
 Send to Dr. Kilmer 6 O.. Bing- hamton. N. Y.. for a sample bottle, free by maii--.t will convince anyone. You will also receive booklet of valuable information. telling all about the kid- neys. Wren writing be sure and mem ton the Montgomery Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
DIED or JEALOUSY
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H<o>n<r ok Mnrd<red Wem.n Ihen {. X. I~r..ea an AnieiIe aud Benf
 M1u Es Severely that

~<etx<x of Mnrdered Wcman Ihen
 Iumoed en Anieiia nnd Seat
 H1m se 8eveF<iy thax
 New xork. Feh. 2s.-4fn . iat of jeal- ous rars. 0iuaeppe Aniello crept up b@s,lnd his wife. who was fondlins their a.tnon ths-ofd baby. In their home in x.,<~4b.th street early today. ana killed ES- alsneaf instantly by firing a charse N ahot from heavy fcwiing gun into
 Foil3@inr the shooting. Anisllc himself was 70 seriously beaten by the orosnes Af fhe 6naa woman that # is believed K ~in 6is. The bfother-in-law, Jos: <rs,vza. han been sent to the House of Detention. but the coroner said ne may order his discharge later Tn the cay as he regards Tuxza's action ss 5usti-
 xnieilo is ss years of age. his wife was a9. They had three children Anl- eilo was out of work for the last three months and tho family lived on the <arninxs of the wife. who worked in . sweat shop Her two brothers moved into her flat 10 board with the familX ana thus help to meet expenses. Ani- 4i1o acenaea his wife of receiving too many attentions from men who worked with her in the sweat shop. tho housshoId had retired to their rooms. Mrs. Anfello went to the kitchen, where the baby slept. Anfeiio foi- lowed her ff stocking feet and while fhe woman was leaning over the cradle he shof her Jos. Tuxxa. aroused by the ahok. ran into the kitchen and threw hfznself upon Aniolio. After long sfrnkxIa. and after the second barrel of the gun was discharged into the ees1lnw Anlello dropped the gun. and cfyfnE that he would kill the whole family started towards his room to got a revolver Tusza quickly picked et the gun and struck AnielIo on the head before the latter could reach the annr pntrolnsan Bachman's appear unee npon the scene prevented the kiii-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

tpay full purchase ia cash-Pay on Our Easy Pay Plan. We are just now in a position where we must do something and do 1t quick, so come early Monday morning and make sure that the piano you are in- terested in. or the bargain you have been looking for is not sold before you get here. as we ewiIl have a crowd.
 When B. E.. Forbes Piano Go. adver~ | tises a bargain the people know 1t Is bargain and just as represented, and on the floors for the first customers or until all are sold.
 Player Pianos, Electric Pianos and Organs, ali going at sacrifice sale prices "a third to half off.
 The following will give you an idea as to the bargains on sale Monday space will not admit of descriptions as l to style of cases, woods, etc, but they are all of very latest designs in the
 different woods-San Domingo Mahog-
 any and French buri Walnut. English and Golden Oak; also some special art
 designs in Mahogany and Weathered l Oak Mission, etc. Come expecting to
 find the biggest reductions ever offered on dependable well-known new and slightly used pianos. and you will not
 be disappointed. because they are here for you just as advertised. A personal inspection will verify every statement
 made in this announcement
 s250 PianOs going at. .......S B6 e275 Pianos going at S137 and.... 142 $500 Pianos going nt s15y and. .... I02 e350 Pianos going at. .... 105 s4O0 Pianos going at S212 and. e. 219 $500 Pianos going at. ... ...... SIS s050 Pianos going att. ... ....... 412 Good Squares, @25, S35 and. ..... 50 | iGAmsE nwu wsnA Best e1OO Organs. ,.. ,..... 805 Every instrument ia plainly marked
 with both regular and Saerince-Clear- anee Sale prices. saving in every In- i stance Ia guaFanteed to be just as rep-
 resented by these AguFes.
 Bring $1o to s25 with you to pay at 1 hrst--according to the instrument se- | lected-then balance in small monthly amounts. Pianos with fine scarfs and
 stool will be sent to your home at once
 or shipped to the country if you live out of the city. We box and deliver to the depot here without additional charge.
 Out-Of-toVxn buyers can secure a plano by mail just as safely as If here
 on our floors in person to select 1t, as
 our expert will give all mail orders especial attention. Merely give us an
 idea of the amount you would like to
 invest and leave selection to us. Abso- 1ute satisfaction is guaranteed for the
 money invested or no sale.
 It will be best to make second choice
 in order to secure one. and do not wait
 if youcannot come to the city. Write, | phone or wire at once.
 | Circumstances at this particular time | force us to sacrifice profits. in some cases a portion of cost. which will ben
 eft you if you make an early decision
 you will save enough in the purchase
 Of your piano to educate the family in
 music. All the instruments advertised will be sold. It Is only a question as
 to whose home they will brighten. Re- member the place. 2e Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
New Pa.for Arriven.

Birmingham. Feb. 2s--(Special)-- Rev. Dr. Preston Blake. of Lexington Ky. the new pastor of the southside Baptist Church. arrived today and will be installed tomorrow.
 Dr. Blake leaves a congregation much larger than the Southside Church in this city but he says the field is much larger here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Firs !. rive Re.idesss. Dess dreat

Birmingham, Feb, 2s--( -(Speciall--- Fire which started at i1:s0 oclock residsnce at WoodIawn, suburb of Birmingharn. destroyed that house and those of Ed Doherty, ". A Haisteaa and ]. B. Duke and damaged the resi- dence of S. F. Carpenter. ..
 The damage is estimated at Yls,vVv with halt that amount insurance car ried. The fire started from defective flue of the Kitchen to the schmio. home. All the houses were one story frame buildings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Little by little the use of German in the services of St. Pauls German Evangelical Church at Buffalo has been abolished. until now the. church has de- cidpd to dof away with the mother tongue altogether, and have all ser yfcea in EnRiiah
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CIRCUS FOR THr SICK.

Dos and Pony Show for the beneat of the Montgomery Innrmary, satur- day. Matinee, 2 D. m.. evening 6 ,. m. on Inhrmary lot, on Capitol Hefghfs. Adults, s5 cents children 25 cents. spe- eiai seats for negroes street parade nt If a. m. nav.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
\ GREAT SACRIFICE
 AND CLEARANCE SALE
 OF OVER FIFTY PIANOS
TO Raise Cash on Reliable Monthly Paying lnstalIment Paper; Many of them at
 Prices Less Than It
 Cost to Make Them

Our Immense a0ver-stook" of Over One Hundred and Fissy Now and SlIghty Used Pianos and Organs Must be Reduced. Sold for immediate Delivery or Ship
 aslont insIdeot Ten Days--
 soonst 6 Possible s.l, .Ns <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
FIRE IN wooDLAwN.

ias of AnieIlo v tho other members 2 tho family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
MONDAY SPECIALS.
PRTEsTs BODY ARRIyEs. uen.nsns of Fnfher Leo VIII LAe '

State in Monastery.
 Patterson. N. J.,Feb- 2s.--The oody of Fafhsr Leo Heinrfchs. the priest who was slain by an assassin last Sunday in Denver, arrived here today.
 There was a crowd of about 300 per- sons at the station .and special de- tail of police was on hand but there was no demonstration. The body was escorted to the monastery or the Fran eIecan Fathers, where 1t will lie in state until tomorrow afternoon. 1t win be constantly guarded by members of the Catholic societies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

A daily paper win he published by the Meth odist General Conference az Baltimore in May. pr. Liston H. Pearce of Syracuse. having been selected as editor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

sis PIANOS oTBERs wonTH DOUBLE THE $500
 PIANOS GoING
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

0ct6sk Company anws. he
 A Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

CAR LOAD sHIPAEENTs A SPECIALITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

FOR SALE
Now is the time to buy Salt Lake Real
Estate. Are you going to take adyan-
tage Of the opportunity and buy or build
home?
We have choice building sites in all
parts or the city, that are growing scarcer
ana hlgher every day See US" and let
US snow you what we have to offer
we nave houses IN all parts of the city.
at prices that are right
S3,500-5 rooms, pressed brick electric
nghts, bath. ETC.: furnace: a bar
gain: $500 cash, S25 per month.
z,iocNf rooms, pressed brick. modern;
81 900 cash; SIS per month
s., 60-5 rooms, pressed brick modern
corner lot; fine location: $500 cash !;
S25 per month.
s2,5G-4 rooms. pressed brick, close in;
1900 cash: balance years, per
cent interest.
If you want a home, See US and we
can show you what you are looking for.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
IS West Third South.
Phones 173.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
FOR SALE
JUST A FEW SNAPS,

81, 5oo-5-room brick, S. E.; $500 down; nice
snap.
81, 700-6-room 2-story frame on w. Sd So.
st. Look at this.
81 800 large rooms. S. E.; good lot; easy
terms.
81 5Oo-Splendid new 4-room modern. s. E.,
close in; easy terms. When this is
sold our friends will say: why
did you not tell me?"
s. 250-New broom modern brick. S. E.;
real easy terms.
Sc, 650LOne of the finest bungalows in
Salt Lake City. That is just what
we said. It is southeast right on
the car line.
If YOU want a home and can raise $500
for a down payment we can fit you out.
1t don't cost a cent to come in and talk
with us. We guarantee a good laugh
thrown in free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
FOR SALE
FEW SPECIALS.

Beautiful cottage, north bench, south
front; rooms; complete plumbing. Lot
PIX rods; alley in rear. Owner leaving
the city and must sell. Investigate this
before you buy elsewhere. Only $3.50.
Two-story rooms. mission style; lot
21kx10 rods; strictly modern; interior ele-
gantly finished Splendid location $500.
F'ive-room red press brick cottage; COM
plete plumbing; lot PAX rods, on Third
ave 1920. Terms.
New HISTORY 7-room modern; light press
brick. $3.50.
Just completed-5-room modern press
brick; bungalow style; large front porch.
Good location. Price, $500. Easy terms.
Elegant 2-story red press brick, just COM
pleted: strictly modern; splendid furnace;
large lot; swell location. $500.
Corner near University 10oxl40 feet.
21kx1O rods; srd South near 9Th East.
81. 500.
21lx5 rods, East End South, fine location.
5xfo rods on End ave- 5000
&. E. GASAIDV & 60.
400 ATLAS BLOCK
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOFFMAN BROS.
81, 5o0-A beautiful 7-room modern 2-story
house. close in on east side: lot
4xl32 feet: fine lawn and shade
trees; terms.
s., 5O0-A 7-room modern pressed brick on
Sd Ave: must be sold quick; a sac
rifice at this price; terms.
So, 750-A beautiful 7-room modern pressed
brick. on 18th Ave. lot 40x136 feet
TO alley; a special bargain; reason
able terms.
50. 75O-7-room modern brick cottage on
9th f.. good barn; fine shade trees;
lot 40xl4S feet; easy terms
s.. 75-s-room modern on 7th Ave: fine
lawn; lot 40xl36 feet to alley; terms.
s2.sOo-A fine 7-room brick and stone
house on west side, close in; lot
5Ox135 feet; fruit and shade trees;
easy terms.
2.7OO-A 5-room modern brick cottage on
east side: garden and fruit trees;
barn; lot S0xl57 feet to alley; $500
cash and balance monthly.
S2,HV-On north Dencn, 4-rOOm prlck cot
tage; fruit and shade trees; lot
312xS rods; easy terms.
81, 25G-A Groom house. modern except
bath; cement walks. lawn and
shade trees; south front; easy
terms.
81, O5O-3-room house on west side; bar
gain; easy terms.
s sO-4-room frame house on west side;
lot 50x126 feet; $500 cash and ball
ance monthly.
HOFFMAN BROS.
s2lS West Second South Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

FOR SALE-A poor mans chance to
get a home The Trenton Land & Invest
ment company is offering to the public
the choicest orchard and farm land to
be found in the country on easy terms.
We are selling, town lots for $4,000 that
will be worth double In less than sixty
DAYS 1t is worth investigating. Call
and see us. 212 Judge Bldg. Trenton Land
& Investment Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

H,5O0-A 7-room modern pressed brick on
Sd Ave: must be sold quick: a sac
rifice at this price; terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
= TO TRADE

20 acres nice land, all clear. 10 miles
from CITY and some cash for home in
city. so acres good land. al clear. for
a home; will assume mortgage or pay
cash differ ence. 1870 acres cattle ranch for
city property. 2 lots and a good 7-room
house in Colorado Springs for something
here. 2I2 acres with a good nOuse and
outbuildings at Rexburg, Ida, for a
place here. lots with a good I-room
modern house in AnacoEdl Mont. for
something here. u acre with a good s.
room brick house. all clear. in center of
Logan. Utah. for something here. 20 acres
near Pleasant Grove for small home here:
will pay cash difference. I have many
properties to offer and would like to have
you call for particulars. Cromer, No IL
East Sd South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30

FOR SALE-A fine bench farm. fenced,
40 acres cultivated for grain, bearing or
chard of 300 fruit trees. and go young
trees spring water for trees and house, 50
acres range land with running water,
good Groom house with cellar. large barn,
chicken house and shed; an elegant place
for poultry and stock-raising, ten miles
north of the city. Z 10, Herald.
FOR SALE-By owner, 4-room Frame
pantry and closet, summer kitchen, shade
trees, fruit trees. flowers and lawn. Price
ST. 300 cash. Phone Forest 191-Red.
FOR SALE-By owner 5-room modern
brick house. s., $50: bath, electric lights; no
commission; part cash. ll65 East 9th So.
FOR SALE-F'ine brick cottage, rooms
and sewing room Terms. CSC East Sth So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-30
Bell phone 262

FOR SALE-6-room modern home with
every convenience Beautiful surround
ings and location: Northeast bench. Must
be sold at once. Cash or terms. Inyesti-
gate Of owner. o q, Herald.
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MIDGlEY FLAT
INVEST INTENT 60.
SIP JUDGE BUILDING
BELL 5051
FOR SALE
A. M'KElLAR & CO..
e3I5 w. ID. SOUTH.
HANDSOME HOMES


ORIGINAL DESIGNS
STRICTLY MODERN
YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY IF
YOU WANT ONE OF THOSE HAND
SOME HOMES ON THE CORNER OF
FIRST AVE. AND J STREET. JUST
TWO LEFT. ASPHALT PAVED
STREET. CEMENT WALKS. SEWER,
GAS. ETC. CEMENTED EASEMENTS.
FITTED WITH FURNACE AND LAUN-
DRY. ALL NICKEL PLUMBING,
HANDSOME WOODWORK. PANELED
CEILINGS. BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC
FIXTURES, MISSION GAS MANTEL.
THEY ARE READY FOR OCCUPANCY
AND CANNOT BE EQUALED IN THE
(CITY AT OUR PRICES.
HERE'S A BARGAIN.
$3.50 CASH
BALANCE LIKE RENT. BUYS A
BEAUTIFUL S-ROOM STRICTLY MOD
ERN PRESSED BRICK HOME, CLOSE
IN ON 4th AVE. THIS HOME CAN NOT
BE DUPLICATED IN THE CITY FOR
SPOT CASH AT THE PRICE WE ARE
OFFERING 1T AT ON EASY PAY
MENTS.
FOR BARGAINS SEE
A. M'KELLAR & CO..
63 10 w. I'd South,