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mineral lands bill' shall beCs.ne
law during the present session. Our
State is largely interested in for
estry legislation, which is becom-
ing very important. 1 hope TO take
up some lines in this work during the
winter. Rivers and harbors will likewise
demand considerable attention. 1t is too
early in the session to judge of the prob
abilities Of the passage of an irrigation
bill during the winter. l would undoubt-
edly favor a bill cedng arid lands to the
several States in which they are situated,
and would like the proceeds thereof 10 be
contributed to the public school systems
Of the several States. In my opinion irri-
cation and reclamation of arid lands by
the Federal Government is not inconsist-
ent with the past policy of our nation.
but is much akin TO Federal supervision
over rivers and harbors. l am particu-
larly interested in the early construction
OF the Nicaragua canal. and ardently de-
sire that this project should be under
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Nerveiess women

IL
Nerreless women are usually pale weak
emnclated. nervous Irritable and eNcitable
HlDhAN cures sucl conditions. Nerveless wo-
men usually suffer W. y pain ia back pain over
abdomen, dragging pains. bcaring-down feel
ing. headaches dizziness loss OF apostle eick
stomach. HlDNAN affords prompt RELIEF
HIDNAN cures those excessive mucous dis
charges. chronic inflammation or liberation 81
uterus painful disorders, and an other conpli-
cations peculiar 20 women. Figures J. p 3
.. O. ! show points ~ weakness when women
suffer with nervous exhaustion complicated
with female weakness.
HTDlAN ls boon 20 women. FOR II brings
absolute comfort. also rosy checks and a gen
cral glow ~ health
Get HrDfAN from your drurglst-TGc
package. six packages s. 90 n he does not keen
n send direct 10 HrDYAN REMEDY Co.
corner stockton. Ellis and Market sts.. san
Francisco. Cal
CONSULT HUpYAN DocToRs-FREE OF
CHARGE. CALL OR WRITE ADVISORY
DEPARTMENT FOR woMEN-FREE.'
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q
Of Hyde Post. C. A r.. Of DUBUQUE. were
placed on the Speakers desk
The resolution for the adoption OF the
rules was carried. l77-l5s.
resolution for the biennial seat draw
Ing was then adopted by unanimous con-
sent. Grow CRD Of Pennsylvania. IS an
eN-Speaker OF the House. and Harmon %
Pennsylvania. the Oldest member were
granted the privilege OF selecting their
seat before the drawing. Each selected
his old seat. The members then retired
behind the rails in the rear Of the seats.
leaving the floor vacant, and a blind
folded page, Griffith Halstead. son of
Murat Halstead. drew the little balls con-
taining the numbers from a box. Each
ball was numbered and the number Of III.
member corresponding was given an op-
portunity TO select seat as his name
was called. Richardson OF Tennessee got
his old seat, although his name was
called late. His colleague reserved the
seat for him. A big tree of American
Beauty Roses was placed on his desk.
and the House, Irrespective of party. an
plauded vigorously. He was also the re-
cipient Of several large baskets of -chrys-
anthemums.
Hepburn OF Iowa was the first promi-
nent Republican who was forced through
the late calling Of his name to 20 to the
Cherokee strip" on the Democratic side
for a seat He was received with an
plause by the Democrats.
All during the call Of names Roberts M
Utah had been standing in the rear of the
railing eagerly listening for his name. hut
when the balls were exhausted his mama
had not been called. AS he had not taken
the oath no ball had been placed in the
box for him, but by an accident he Sc
cured seat The names OF two Re
publican members had not been called
when the balls were exhausted. The
Speaker explained that the balls were
exhausted and asked II any members had
not been provided with seats. Two re-
publicans and Roberts came forward
II there Is no objection" said the
Speaker, those gentlemen. whose names
have not been drawn will now select
seats"
There was no objection and Roberts
managed 10 find n vacant seat in the OK
treme rear OF the extreme right of the
hail. There. he established himself
Gardiner CR) OF New Jersey then an
nounced the death OF Vice President Ho-
part IN hitting words, referring briefly 10
MS brilliant and useful career and The
profound grief with which the nation had
received the news that he had passed
away. Later nc said he would ask tho
,,rjs, n,gose 20 SET aside a day TO pay appro-
AS a iurther mark OF respect. upon his
until Tomorrow az
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EATEN BY CANNIBALS.
Fate of German Trader on the Ad-
miraltY Islands

VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec. 4.-Details
were brought by the steamer Warrimoo
from Australia Of the atrocious murder
of white man and subsequent devour-
ing of the body by the treacherous can
nibals of the Admiralty Islands. A ietter
dated Manlapea. New Britain, says:
Iweive months ago two young Ger
mans named Metzke and Molte onere5 =.
trading station on the small island Of St
Andrew in the Admiralty group. off IN the
north or German New Guinea. ana in
most treacherous and cunning race n =
peared to get on very we'll with .hen,
The two traders decided TO purchase me
island. Molte went to New Britain %
Solomon Island boys. Upon Molte's re-
turn he found that Metzke had been
murdered together with four of his bows
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Terrill on Trial.

SAN JOSE. Dec. 4-The fourth trial Of
S. b. Terrill. the lawyer accused Of cheat
ing his clients out of thousands Of dollars
by means of forged notes and mortgages.
began before Judge Lorigan and a fury
to-day. Terrill rs his own attorney. The
conviction was had at the other two. This
trial Is rehearing of the first one BY
means OF false mortgage he is alleged TO
have secured $500 from Mrs. Clara Fread
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ana ne cnOsS
the seat once
occ u pie d by
T n q m a 5 b.
Reed. De Vries
Jared next best,
and secured a
good seat well
UP toward the
front on the
Speakers right.
Met q If and
Need h a m Sc
@ Il T e d 3 o O d
seats: also Bar
bans seat IS
well up i'm front
to the LETT Of
Speaker. Loud
Jared badly. He
is I'm the che
rokee S trip"
on the Snfak-
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BRIGHAM H. ROBERTS OF UTAH.

OF Madrone. giving her as security two
lots that had no existence. When pressed
for money he gave Mrs. Fread note
signed by mythical George DOnlan. Mrs.
Fread. Walter Fread. Recorder owen and
Edgar POmerOy gave testimony to-day.
The trial will go on tO-mOrrOW.
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anything that would be disrespectful to
the chair.
sire was simply TO safeguard whatever
rights 1 had under the customs Of he
House. i propose TO stay neI, - ueIS...
my rights. have not engaged and | an
pushing my case without legal assist
ance. have not by any means lost .ope.
but am confident that my rights will ne
recognized and that / will be confirmed
in my title to seat in the House."
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> I n Z e = nave
neither the ma
chinery n or
money TO take
up this great
work"
Representative
Metcalf is anX-
ious 10 serve on
the Naval Com
mittee in order
that he may
do something
for Mare Island.
He has intimat-
ed to Speaker
Henderson that
the people OF
his district are
anxious for him
to serve on this
committee. It
is we'll known
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ECISLATON FAVORED BY THE
PACIFIC COAST CONGRESSMEN
Improvement Of Rivers and Rarbos, Irrigation and Re-
C|anaton Of Arid Lands and Construction Of Nicaragua
Canal The Most |nnOrtant Matters,

x ALL HEADQUARTERS. WELL
INGTON HOTEL, WASHING
TON. Dec All of California's
Representatives answered to their
~ names to-day. In the lottery for
seats Kahn Jared better than any OF his
His name was called early,
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Repres q nta
tive Loud SAID
TO The Cal rep
r G $ @ p ia tive.
My attention
will be particu-
larly dire ected
toward the Tt
moVal Of Bios
som ard Anita
rocks. W h ! r n
are the only Sc
ri O Il $ inpedi-
ments 10 naVi-
cation in San
Francisco har-
Dor. I viii also
endeavor 10 Sc
cure sufficient
appro p riations
for the early
complet O n OF
IL. rn-tn fl q o
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taken during the present session of Con-
gress."
Representative

Representative
Needham said:
II would prefer
to be assigned
TO the Commit
tee Of Indian
A fl airs and
l r rigation OF
Arid Lands. as
these interests
are important
in my dis
trict. General
Henderson re-
quested me to
make applica-
ton in writing
for committee
assignments and
stated that he
wished / would
name several
other commit
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tition occurred in the House of Represen-
ta atives for the honor Of introducing the
first measures. but by general consent
everything gave way to the caucus finan-
cial bill
Among the first bills was one by Flynn
for free homesteads in Oklahoma.
The first joint resolution was by Capron
Of Connecticut for constitutional
amendment against admitting polyga-
mists to Congress.
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Repres @ n { a
tive Kahn said:
owing to the
fact that the
comm e T C G Of
California with
our new possess
siOns and the
countries OF the
Orient will be
gre a tly in
ere a 5 Q d, /
should prefer to
be placed upon
the Committee
on Merch a n t
NJ a rim G and
+ / 5 h cries. /
hope TO see the
American mer-
chant m a T inc
reh a b ilitated,
and our mer-
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Twice Attempts suicide.

PORTLAND. Me-. Dec. 4.-John Bergen
OF Seattle, Wash, a steerage passenger
on the steamer Vancouver. which ar
rived here to-day from Liverpool. made
two attempts 10 commit suicide aurins
the voyage. He has been detained by the
tiOn.
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Reprcs G n { a.
tive w aters
said: II have
made appuca
ton and great
ly desire 10 be
assigned TO the
c o mmittee Oh
L V cr RS and
III a r b o r s. ]
should greatly
desire To obtain
an appropTia
ton for the i'm.
p r o Vcment of
the inner har-
bor at San Pc
dro, either by
bill or other
wise. My infor-
iation is not
sufficiently pos
tive to form a
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-05

Representative
de Nries said:
THE position
most desired by
re is one upon
the Committee
Of Appropria-
tions. / should
like to hold my
present position
upon the Public
Lands Commit
tee. The partic-
ular line Of
work laid out
for the session
Will be largely
local. 1t is very
much desired
by my cOnstit-
uents that wnat
is known as the
Ca Ii IN ia
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paternalism. as some Congressmen do"
Repres e n { a

RepreS e n [ a
tive b a r ham
said: II have
asked 10 be
placed upon the
Interstate and
Foreign Com
merce, Judici-
airy and Mileage
c o mmittees. /
am anxious to
pass a bill for
the construction
of the Nicara
qua canal. and
I h @ c o u r s e
WHICH Will be
pursued on this
matter viii be
TO disregard the
last com m / s.
sion's r e p ort.
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mission has now given us facts we have
long wanted about route. cost of the ca
mall etc. This has been the cause of de-
Jay always, as 40 Government work on
rivers and harbOrs was ever undertaken
Without an estimate Of the cost of con-
Slruct0n that we now have That waa
tho specific objection Mr.. Reed made dur.
lnS the last Congress against the canal.
intend TO offer a bill TO abolish the COM
mission. I am also especially interesteA
IN inc construction Of a Pacific cable with
It's terminus al San Francisco"
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er's extreme right. The Cal!t0rnians all
have plans laid for the session and each
has some pet bill 10 urge. Senator Per-
kins has several public building bills he
is anxious 10 pass. the rcost important
Of which is one appropriat!nE 100000
for a new CustoIa-hoUse al San Fran
cisco.
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cATARRH

Cream balm is placed into aostrils. spreads
over The membrane and is absorbed. Relief is
immediate and a cure follows. II IL not drying
does not produce sneezing. Large size. SOC;
az druggists or by mail; trial size. l0c by mall.
ELY BROTHERS. &C Warren St. New York.
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and the bodies had been cut up, cooked
and eaten by the savages
The last murder of white men in these
islands was in 1892
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)CKED OUT FOR THE COMING SESSION OF CONGRESS
GOOD WORK DONE BY
THE LAST CONGRESS
Manu- Interesting Measures Be-
Came Law, but Several Import
ant Bills Failed to Pass,

n ALL HEADQUARTERS WELLINGTON WASHINGTON.
legislation: with
L OF
o George
Of
batteries O War Department deficiencies account s7@0e
committees antcket
of
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NERvELESS,
DELICATE
WOMEN

Are usually
women who
suffer with
those disor-
d @ r p and
" q aknesses
peculiar to
their s c x.
Nervous Fx-
haustion and
q m q ! q
W o a k ness
a-e intimate
ly assOciat-
ed
Since the
discovery OF
Z p . great
II l. u yam
" % m p n
3 n Z ferings
h a Y q been
m "A Z erially
] q = = q ned.
for II II d
YAM gives
s Z r . n IN
and tone 10
I h . nerves
a n q nerve
centers. and
20 the del
icate mater
n a organ
ism as well.
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that Mr.. Henderson is grateful to Repre-
sentative Metcalf for his support, and the
chances are Metcalf will get what he
wants.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-05

Avoic al drying inhalart,
and use that which clean
feH. ao0thes and heals m,
membrane.
Eiy's Cream Balm
is such a remedy and VII
cure
cATARRH
easily and pleasantly.
Gold in the X ad
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First Measures introduced.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ALVEY compe-
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''Ne - SNAi4Sols Snlt Lake
Copyright 1899. by The johnson Co
MISS Roberts IS fine looking. intelli-
GEM brunette, and has much OF the ouIet
determination of her father. She rs vi
Eaclous and pleasant as a companion.
KIND, gentle and thoughtful of the feel
Ihgs OF others. She was born and edu-
Gated In Utah. and has been tescSer
IN the graded schools. She is still Young.
ana the portrait gives a good idea OF her
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21
MARION
An Evening With Elocution and Physi-
cal Culture Glasses

Marion, May 20.-(Special) -Commence-
ment exercises were most artistically
ushered in at the seminary by a delightful
evening with the elocution and physical
culture classes.
Miss Sullivan has again proven her sue
cess as teacher in the school Of ex-
preston"
The doll drill" was received with
rapturous applause. and well did the love-
ly little "nusses" deserve 1t. They showed
perfect drilling, and, as in their quaint lit
tie blue gowns, white caps and kerchiefs
they sang and rocked their babies to sleep,
they were as Sweet as sweet can be-
The music was delightful. The recita-
tions were all given in good style-well
Interpreted. in pleasing tone and without
extravagant gesticulation.
The Chinese drilr' was bewilderingly
beautiful. The costumes of crepe cloth in
bright, Powered designs were very becom-
ing and gave the appearance of maidens
direct from the celestial empire" Each
girl carried a gay Chinese lantern, and as
these lights went through the mazes of the
drill the effect was indescribable,
The curtain went down amid thunders of
applause, and the audience agreed that
the entertainment was q grand success,
and that Marion was indebted to both
teacher and the pupils for a delightful
evening.
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WITH THE PREsBYTERIANs
Day Was Taken UP With the Transac-
ton of Routine Business

Richmond, Va, May 20.-The regular ses-
sion of the Presbyterian general assem-
bly, today was almost exclusively devoted
to the transaction of routine business.
Greetings were sent to the general assem-
blles now sitting in Minneapolis and Dem
yer, and greetings received from the
former. The Fayetteville, N. c., presby-
terry sent up an overture praying for the
appointment of judicial and influential
committee to prepare a communication on
worldly amusements, with particular refer
ence dancing, card playing and theater-
going, the communication to be read from
every pulpit in the southern church.
The report on colored evangelization was
submitted. 1t shows that the sums of ST.
APT has been paid to colored ministers and
church; all debts have been paid and the
work has been maintained in all its de-
partments. The year closes with $1,000 in
bank, which will keep the work going until
December. aF
The next report was that on education.
The committee on Christian education
appointed last year reported, recommend
ing the establishment of church schools Of
the preparatory grade. The report was
made the special order for Monday,
DR.. Woodrow, the chairman of the ju-
dicial committee, said he had great pleas
ure In announcing to the assembly that
there could be no judicial case before the
assembly.
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LACY & SoRSBY
Have More Bargains than All Others-vox
Populi.
LACY & soRsBY for the People, and the
People for LACY & SORSBY.

$5O0-Will buy one-half interest in choice
business lots on Spring street, Avondale.
SS,5O0-On payments. or 10 per cent. dis
count for cash, will buy the entire Alb
ernathy property In Avondale.
$3,0OO-Will buy three-fourths interest in
block 614, city. We don't mean 10000
just $1,000; see 1t at once.
$6o0-Neat home, lot 100x190 feet one block
north of car line, West End. You will
have to see this to fully appreciate it.
S150-Lot 100x196, near North Birmingham
park; easy terms.
$3O0-10Ox1S21s feet, fenced in. near Johnston
and Fowler stations; worth just $500 to-
day.
s2o-Per front foot, for choice South High
land lot.
s2,750-Elegant S-room, 2-story home on a
large lot; also vacant lot, good well and
servants house. 18th avenue South High
lands.
$100-Cash will get that pretty lot, No. II
in Carters addition, Avondale.
s25-Per front foot. choice lot near 2Oth
street. South Highlands
$275-Lot 75x14O feet, 21st avenue, on car line.
$250-Cash will get lot r. Cowden's addition
to Woodlawn; great values.
81, S50-Splendid Groom house, fine fruits.
grapes, ETC., good well and cistern. on car
line. Woodlawn; lovely place.
$S50-Block SO, about 10 acres near Standar2
Oil Co. and Decatur Car Wheel Works.
and choice fruits; beyond Irondale, on
Cahaba river.
N,100-Is what we want for that Groom
house on I'd avenue, Avondale, known as
the Crotwell place.
$1,000 acres, two log cabins, one mile south
of East Lake. Surface right
$00-Well located 4-room house, East Lake.
s5O0-Pretty 5-room cottage near Atheneum,
East Lake.
sI50-Lovely 5-room cottage, near Baptist
church, East Lake
$1,050-A lovely home worth $780, near 9Th
street, East Lake; you will buy this if
you see 1t.
$9O0-Lot 150x150 feet, neat cottage and
outbuidings; choice grapes; two blocks
north of 18th street station, East Lake
SS50-Good broom house, two lots. 18th
street, East Lake; two vacant lots sold
recently in this block for $780,
$60-Lot TO- block 141; two lots sold a few
weeks ago in this block for $780,
S31.25-Each, lots on South Highlands
East Lake; others will ask you 500 each
for lots in same block
$6O0-Again we call your attention to 5 good
lots one and one 4-room house, Arling-
ton station, between East Birmingham
and Gilbert station, Traction line.
$25 ,000-50x140 feet, 3-story brick one-half
block of goth street, north. We can only
have said it often, and we say 1t again
we will show more bargains and better
ones than any one else or quit the bust
ness LACY & SORSBY,
Phone 367. 2024 First Avenue
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REAL ESTATE



$2,500-$700 cash, balance one, two and three
years. Groom cottage. servants house.
coal house and stable; lot 58x100 feet
South 18th street.
sS,OO0-e-room cottage. lot 5ox24O, 18th ave-
nue., South.
81 ,250-3-room cottage, Behrens addition, lot
100x12S1k; one-half cash. IS
ssOO-Each. two lots on 18th street car line.
between q and B.
$7,0O0-Residence on Highland avenue.
S6,50O-Residence. corner 18th avenue and
2lst street
$2,O00-Each, 8-room dwellings on South
10th street; terms liberal
$SOO-5-room cottage at East Lake; $500 cash.
M,250-7-room house and barn, one block
from car line; $500 cash.
II ,S00-6-room cottage South 21st street.
rents for $3.50 per month.
$SOOO-2-story brick residence on 22d street.
between 18th and 18th avenues, North.
N.6Oo-16 lots in Elyton. one block from car
line.
$6oOO-1Oox140 feet, corner 21st street and
Avenue B. w. N. MALONE & CO.,
2017 First Avenue
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FOR SALE.

81 .ooo-6ox140, A rooms, on pike, at Elyton.
s40o-Fine lot near 18th avenue, South High
lands.
s4OO-Corner lot, 5ox15O 9Th avenue, Avon
dale. This is cheap
q I50-5ox240 Groom cottage, 18th avenue.
South, near goth street. This is a most
desirable residence.
s600-s10o cash, balance SO per month; good
nsw Groom house in Avondale.
sS5o-2-story frame house. lot 5Ox150. on 10th
avenue, North; easy terms.
ss5 and SIS lots In East Birmingham, close
to car line 8. q. THOMPSON,
Phone a. 21s North 21st st.
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sToCKs AND BOMBS

STOCKS AND BoNDs-we have orders to
buy and sell Ensley Land Company stock,
gesssmer Land Company stosk Hir-
Aock, Alabama National Bank stock.
and other lQoal stocks and bonds. w. b.
Leedy q CD 4-2s-tf
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21
MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN-$106 600 on improved city real
estate; call and see me; the money is on
hand. John @. Smith, Agent, No. us N.
fist street.
WE HAVE $4,000 to loan on Birmingham
improved property; want to buy 300 shares
or any portion Alabapa National bank
North.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

H. r. WILSON & CO.
Buy and sell stocks. bonds. commercial pa
per and lend money on central business
property and nrst-class residences at s
I per cent.
Office. 1921 LIST Ave.
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WANTED-Everyone to try our superior
cleaning, dying repairing and altering.
VIII clean, retrim and reblack soft hats.
derbys and straw hats; make them look
equal to new or not charge penny.
Mall US postal; will call for and deliver
all work free of charge. Be sure you find
the right place, and don't be deceived.
Mail and express orders solicited. write
for price list Partisan Dye Works (yel-
low 'front.', 707 21st st. Cut out for fu-
ture reference.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

WE WANT AGENTs-Have new plan; big
pay; permanent business; beats them all.
Write and see. Catalogue free. Nonpa-
rel Portrait Co., Camden, o. 5-14-sun At
AGENTS-State and local; patent frying
pan covers; no greasy stoves; best fry
ing; terms liberal. Kitchen Speciality Co..
Reading, Pa
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REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS FOR SALE.


BARGAINS FOR SALE.
$25, 00o-50x140, three stories, I'd ave. between
18th and 10th streets.
$50, 0Q0-5Ox140, three stories, 3D. ave. be-
tween Goth and 21st streets.
"a. 20o-Handsome residence, Highland ave.,
near 21st street.
s6.5oQ-Elegant home South Goth street, near
IS. 500-Two residences on 7th ave., North.
$2,Poo-47-acre farm two miles from court
house. W. B. LEEDY & CO.,
4-16-tf Agents.
s2,0o0-s1 900 cash. balance one and two
years; for well located lot, 50x140 feet,
with good 7-room and 4-room houses in
good repair; now rented to reliable ten
ants for $24 per month and ought to
bring $50 October 1.
500 per acre for beautiful block of nearly
five acres near Fair Grounds at South
Park Station; also five acres, with q
room house and fence, just beyond Jones'
Vile; for $780,
$25 per foot for beautiful large lot, 18th ave.
near Goth ST., South Highlands. This is
a choice lot In fine neighborhood. Terms
easy.
81, O00-s5OO cash, balance1one, two, three and
four years, for over five acres under
high state of cultivation, well improved
nice cottage, out houses, fruit trees, grape
vines and fine well; on East Lake car
line.
$450-Lot 50x90 feet, with 4-room cottage; $50
cash, balance $40 per month; also corner
lot with two houses, $500, North Birming-
ham, near car line.
$15, 000-s500 cash, balance one and two
years, for lot 50x14O feet, with broom and
S-room house, rented, Sd ave., N. Also
lot 40x100 feet, 18th ST., g., between Ave.
d and e; cheap.
SMITH 6 sTILLMAN,
220 21st st.