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DIED.

BIDDLE-Suddeniy. Wednesday afternoon. Dee.
II, at her late residence Io4 East Seventeenth
ST.. Harriet 5. Biddle. wife OF John Biddle.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KlNG-On Wednesday. Dec. II. 1902, Henry D.
King In the 7tth year OF his age,
Funeral services from the residence OF his son,
Samuel W. King. Hamilton Road, Glen Ridge.
Nj, Friday Dec. 10. on the arrival OF the 2iO
p. ~ train from Barclay and Christie phcr
SITS. lntermcnt at Fairfield, Conn. Philadel-
phia papers please copy.
MAGOuN-George II. Magoun. at Babylon. sud
denly, of cerebral hemorrhage. on tho night
OF Dec. is.
Funeral services will be held at his late resi-.
dence, at Babylon. on Thursday, Dec. Is, at
St5 p. NJ. Train leaves Long Island City at
O'Clock. Returning, leaves Babylon. ts9.
PRASE-ln Paris, Dec. 7, Dr. Daniel PearoDn
Pease Of . West Twenty fourth street. New
York
Date OF funeral services, to be held at the Madi-
son Square Presbyterian Church Drew. DR..
Parkhursts will be announced later
PEUGNET- suddenly, of diphthera on Dec.
II, 1902. Ramsay Eugene beloved son Of Kath-
arinc and Ramsay Peugnet, In his Ri year.
Funeral private,
PORTER-At his home In Brooklyn, after short
illness. Alfred Haynes Porter. In the 18th year
OF his age.
q Funeral services at 4S7 clinton av,. Brooklyn,
Friday. Dee, 10. at+PM, Kindly omit flowers.
ZlMMERMANN--At his residence, East Orange
n. j., on lee, II, 1902, George de LiSle. son Of
Susan b. and the late Charles Frazier thinner
mann.
Funeral services from Grace Church. ORANGE on
Friday. Dec. 10, 1902 at $50 r. NJ
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Police chief Never Ser, Ell on Force.

Street Commissioner and Democratic
Boss Thomas Wagner was yesterday ap-
pointed by Mayor Egbert Seymour as
Chief OF Police of Bayonne. n. j., to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Chief
John Is. Mcneil Magner is a lieutenant
OF Bob Davis. the Hudson county Demo-
cratic boss. He will assume command of
the police department on Jan. 1, without
ever having done police duty
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Eighteen students suspended for Ha<inE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. l7.-President Fell
announced at chapel exercise this morning
re penalties which the faculty had in
1icted on accoNn, OF the hazing of prepare
cory students and the attack on Prof. Rip
Tents were indefinitely suspended Three
nf the suspended students are juniors,
twelve sophomores and three midshipInen.
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FRANKFORT. Ky, Dec. 1.-The Court Of
Appeals this morning. for the second time,
reversed the sentence of Jim Howard,
sentenced for life for the murder OF William
Goebel. Howard was charged with being
the assassin who fired the shot from the
Secretary of States Office. Howard got
death sentence on the first trial. The
court reversed the case on the ground OF
incompetent evidence. Four Republican
Judges concur in the opinion and three
Democratic Judges dissent.
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Aged widow Found Dead In Her Chair

SARATOGA, Dec. 17.Mrs. Ruth Strang,
a widow, SO years of age, who lived alone
at Quaker Springs, Saratoga. county,
was found dead in her chair near a fire.
she had been dead fully two days before
she was missed
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Administrator or Old sarah Ws,ers.s
Estnte

Surrogate Thomas has appointed the
New York Security and Trust Company
temporary administrator of the estate of
Mrs. Sarah Ann Waters, the old woman
whose property was the cause Of much
litigation just before her death.
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Killed by FAN Fro m a Chair,

Mrs. Annie Dougher,y. 81 years old, a
widow, Of 400 Sterling place, Brooklyn,
slipped of chair in the Kitchen yesterday
morning. She fractured her spine and was
instantly killed
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JOTTINGS .ABOVT TOW n.

u, Altman q Co. announce that be ginning on
Friday Dec. 20. their store will be closed at o cloak
y. NJ. daily. This Is following out the custom for
the winter months Initiated year ago.
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VIII begin simultaneously on Both shores
OF Manhattan-POwcr House In Queens.

Samuel Rea. fourth vice-president Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, went to Phia-
delphia yesterday to consult with officers
of the road on the plans Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad tunnel.
The engineers Of the tunnel have done
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.


DETECTIVES authorized. civil, criminal In
Ncstgations conndentially conducted, SAMUEL
SHLL DON. 10 West s2d 81. (ex police detective.
sergeantJ
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STEADMAN is PEssIMIsTIc.
Address Before Trades Union Con-
eress In London.

London, September Wv. c. Steadman's
presidential address at the trades union
congress today was pessimlstic in tone
and included a denunciation of the pres
ent government reactionary measures
such as the educational bill, the sugar
tax and the grain tax, which he de-
scribed as being an endeavor to perma-
nently relieve the rich at the expense of
the poor. Mr.. Steadman denied that trades
unonism was destructive to British COM
mercial supremacy, as charged by the
London Times and other papers. The
only means by which the working people
could hope to secure relief from their
burdens was, Mr.. Steadman added, to
constitute themselves a great political
force.
During the consideration of the parlia-
mentary committees report a motion to
omit referring to the coronation of King
Edward, on the ground that references
to moaarchial institutions were out OF
place in a labor assembly, was defeated
by a vote of 1872 to Co.
An amendment declaring that the South
African war was unjust carried by vote
of 1856 to 1874.
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FARLEY NOT NOTIFIED.
Bishops Secretary Says Notice VIII
Be Delayed Several Days.

New York. September 2.-No official no.
tice Of the action of the propaganda in
Rome recommending Bishop John NJ.
Farley's appointment as archbishop OF
New York. has been received at the resi-
nence OF Bishop Farley. Father Clowery.
the bishops secretary, said that the no.
LITIGATION probably will not come from
Rome for eight OF ten days.
At Bishops F,arleys home Father
Hayes. the bishops secretary. said the
notification of an elevation to an arch
bishop was less formal than that of an
election to a bishopric. The latter car
ried with 1t elevation to an order in
the Roman Catholic church and a papal
bill was required. Archbishops are con-
secrated, but an archbishop who has been
a bishop Is not re-Sonsecrated. but Is
invested with the palhum and is INSTALL
ed in his cathedral church. When asked
concerning Bishop FarIey's title of Bishop
of Zongura, Father Hayes said that the
position was an honorary one only. zon-
gura was a see in Asia Minor. once under
a Roman Catholic bishop, but 1t now is
Inhabited by unbelievers.
Bishop Farley himself declined to make
any statement.
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WARSHIPS TO RESCUE.
French Government Sends Squadron
to Island of Guadalupe.

Paris, September 2.-The minister of
marine. NJ Pelletan, in view of the fur
Their eruption of Mont Pelee, Island Of
Martinique, has ordered the comman Ter
of the French Antilles squadron, to send
warships Immediately to Basse Terre, Is
land of Guadalupe. there to await fur
thcr orders.
The ministry of the colonies received
today an undated cablegram from the
governor of Martinique reporting that
slight earthquake shocks moving from
north to south of the island. August Is.
were felt, and added that the same night
and next morning violent eruptions of
Mont Pelee occurred, accompanied by
electrical discharges, burst of flames and
incandescent matter covering a radius of
about two hundred yards in the direc-
ton of Morne Rouge. This activity con-
tinued until August Is, when the volcano
seemed to have quieted down. The dis
patch does not mention any loss of life
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USEFUL ANYWHERE.
A Way to Prevent Car Sickness.

A gentleman describes how he prevents
car sickness. He says, About one year
ago l took a trip to California for my
health. l had always suffered greatly
when travelling and have been unable to
eat ordinary food. A friend who knew
this advised me to take Grape-Nuts with
me and / purchased number of pack
ages.
During the entire journey of five days
l ate nothing but Grape-Nuts prepared
with milk and sugar, and l gained
sire myth steadily and suffered no Illness
whatever, besides at the end of the jour-
ney l found TO my delight that | had
gained five pounds in weight
l consider Grape-Nuts the best food in
the world, 1t keeps perfectly. is nos bulky
and is easily dlgested. is strengthening
and far preferable in every way to ordin-
airy food" Name given by the Postum
Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
There is one sure way to prove whether
or not Grape-Nuts does rebuild and
strengthen the brain. Try it ten days or
two weeks. Thousands know it does.
from actual experience. but everyone
should make the trial himself.
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LAMBS CLUB IN RICHMOND.
Confederate Veterans Presented With
Flag Picked Up at Rappahannock.

Richmond, Va September "A party
representing the Lambs club of Philadel-
phia. about 16O in all, have arrived here
10 a special train for a stay until Friday
L. NJ. Payner, a member of the party,
has presented to Picket Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, a miniature Confederate
flag which he picked up at Rappanhan-
mock station in November, 1868. and
section of one of the spars of the battle
ship Maine, blown up In Havana harbor.
the one symbolizing a time when the blue
and the gray were opposed. and the other
a happier later time when the two fought
side by side.
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w. B. LEEpy q CO.

FOR SALE.
$18Oo-Lot 5ox19o; 5-room cottage; 27tn
street. SOUTH between Avenue @ and H.
s50Oo-Lot 5ox2OO; s-room house; Goth street.
near Highland avenue.
s300o-Lot 10ox1s0; 7-room cottage; cor
ner; West End; one-third cash.
$9oOo-Lot 100x250; 2-story 1o-room house:
all modern; half cash. balance years;
Sycamore street. South Highlands.
$5500-Lot 55x150; 10-room house; brand
new; all modern; 18th street south.
$5000-Lot 50x240; S-room house; all mod
ern; good spring house; IN fine repair:
one-third cash, balance l.. 2 and years;
18th avenue between 18th and 10th
streets. South Highlands.
s95o0-1 brick store; I'd avenue. north; cor
ner.
3 beautiful homes on 21st street, South
Highlands; ask for price at office.
$2S00-Lot 75x1S2x; 8 houses on property
rent for 1872 per month between 9th and
10th street, north; railroad frontage;
Morris avenue.
$40, 000-Brick store; LIST avenue. between
Goth and 21st streets.
VACANT.
4OOx300 feet, between 10th and 18th streets;
front Avenue B.
300x190 feet 5th avenue. north.
50x10O 7th avenue, north. between 18th
and 10th streets.
ss75o-Lot 25xls2h, between 22d and 2sd
street. LIST avenue.
Loans on real estate at and per cent;
unsurpassed facilities.
$32so-Lot 63x190; 7-room cottage; It'll av-
enue. north.
s2Ooo-s-room cottage. West Emo; $500 cash,
balance /. and years.
Call on us for beautiful homes and lots.
We have them all over the city.
MALONE REAL EST. 8. ms. co.
Both phones 6l3. 2o17 LIST Ave.
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FOUR KILLED IN WRECK.
Eastbound Rock Island Cattle Train
CoIlices With Engine and Caboose.

Kansas City, Mo-, September Am
- sthonnl i.ock lsia"d cattle train and
an engine and caboose collided head-on
near BirmiE CHAM, Mo-, ten miles east of
Kansas City last night, killing four train
aiei and injuring three others:
The dead
James Speyer engineer.
Thomas Griffith. engineer.
Clarence Mahardt, fireman.
c. F. Ballinger. fireman.
Injured; R. o. Gibson, severe Glib
son conductor, brother of above, serious;
Dudley. conductor, serious.
The trains were running at full speed
when they met. Both engines were de-
molished and the entire cattle train of
thirty cars was overturned Nearly 300
head of livestock were killed
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! Houghton is a rising young attorney at
Hayneville, and is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Houghton of this city.
Mrs. Edward Wilkinson win return this
week from Blowing Rock. N c.. where
she has been among the notably beautiful
wcmen of the season.
Mrs. Joseph Stern has returned from
New York. Mrs. Stern, who passed the
summer In the east, will spend the
month of September in North Carolina
before returning to Birmingham.
Miss jeanette Walters will return from
Asbury Park the middle of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read have re-
turned from Milwaukee.
Miss Amy Huffman has returned from
Asheviile, N. C.
Mrs. Carrie Bond has returned from
Fulton Springs.
Master ]. Asa Rountree Jr., has re-
turned from Hartselle.
Mrs. Plosser, Miss Bonnie Plosser ana
Mr.. Plosser have returned from Ashe-
vilie n. c.
The board of incorporators of IIillman
hospital will meet Thursday morning at
10 o'clock in the vestry room CT tine
Church of The Advent.
Prof. j. B. Cunningham and family re-
turned yesterday from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Stephenson and
Miss Clara Gotten have returned from
Mer Rouge, La, where they visited Cap
tain and Mrs. c. c. Davenport The lat
ter are now in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephenson.
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The Montgomery Advertiser announces
that in future Mrs. Clara r. Jemison will
be connected with the woman's depart
ment of which Mrs. J. M. de Cottes is
editor. By this arrangement this depart
ment of the Advertiser will be conducted
by two of the most brilliant women In
southern journalism. No woman con-
nected with any of the southern papers
has been more signally successful than
Mrs. de Cottes. She is a charming and
graceful writer. and throughout the state
she is recognized as one of the ablest
women on the southern press.
Mrs. Jemison is also a charming writer
as well as a charming woman. For many
years she was on the staff of the Tusca-
loosa Times. which was owned and edited
by her husband. After his death she as
sumed entire control of the paper Her
removal to Montgomery has opened
broader field of newspaper and literary
work, for which she is well equipped
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JUST PLAIN CITIZENS.
Boer Generals VIII Not Be Allowed to
Make Negotiations.

New York. September 2.-The Boer gen.
erals are warned that the British gov
eminent will not consent for one mo-
ment to regard them as invested with
any public or political functions, accord
Ing to cable dispatches from London to
the Tribune. Anything they may have
10 say to Mr.. Chamberlain will be listen
ed to with courtesy, but all idea of ne
ROTATIONS between them and the gov
eminent will be promptly and firmly re-
pudiated-
The Boer generals are credited with
the intention of asking for sS,O0O,0OO for
farm rebuilding and restocking. The gov
eminent proposed to grant e50o0,00O.
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Winter Quarters for Ponies.

Tromsoe, September 2.-Evlyn b. Bald
win OF the Baldwir-zeigler arctic expedi-
tions is constructing winter quarters for
the ponies and dogs near this city Part
of the crew of the America will remain
here to take care of the animals. The
United States consul at Bergen, Victor
Enebon, is still engaged in investigating
the dispute between Mr.. Baldwin and
Captain Johanressen of the America
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Police Want Vanderbilt.

Newport, r. l.. September 2.-Nilliam
x. Vanderbilt, Jr.. was out on Bellevue
avenue yeste.d sy morning In a large rae
ing automobile This seemed strange
after the announcement made by him
that he had given up automobiling. Later
In the day 1t was learned that the police
We're looking for him for fast driving,
and he Will be asked to appear today to
answer to the charge. Numerous other
cottagers will appear before Judge Baker.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt is to try this week
for a record between Newport and New
York with his dig Merceres machine.
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H. T. MORTON,

Has returned from attending the Pho
tographers' Association of America
convention in Buffalo and visiting
prominent studios in large eastern
cities. Having the latest and best
ideas as to syle and finish, he invites
your patronage for a high grade of
artistic photography.
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BOARD WANTED.


GENTLEMAN wants room and board for
himself wife and two children aged 8
and g. In private family; must be rea-
sonable; no objection to suburbs Ad-
dress. stating price. xz. care Age-Her-
aid
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FOR RENT.


STORES FOR RENT-Two large. new.
connecting stores, 25x14O feet each. 1915
and 1918 4th avenue; opposite new city
hall. Good wholesale stand or for furni-
ture. Possession Oct. /. Snow and Ram
bow lis N. goth street. Birmingham,
Ala T-30-tf
FOR RENT-Five room cottage; modern
conveniences electric lights; 18th ave-
23rd St Eight room house. 2004 Sth ave-
Enquire ]. B. Burk, 2O06. Sth ave-
TYPEWRITER for rent Slater, phone
$685. 6-I7-wed-fri-su-tf
FOR RENT-Store, 1925 End avenue. Ap-
ply to ]. r. Adams 2OS1f 21st St s-s-tf
FOR RENT-October 1: No. 1920 9Th ave.
opposite First Methodist church; has
nine 90 rooms and servants house, wa
ter, gas, bath. etc. Store room No. 1903
I'd ave-, opposite postoffice. Store rooms
III and 11s N. 18th ST.. between LIST and
I'd ayes. Large front offices 1S01lk I'd ave.
W. A Smith, lS01h I'd ave. 9-2-tf
FOR RENT-Ground floor office, central
and cheap. Apply at once to w. B.
Leedy & Co. S-31-7t
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LAND TITLEa

LAND TITLES.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
CERTIFICATES OF TITLE
TITLES GUARANTEED
A GENERAL TITLE BUSINESS
Insure your title as you would your
house
Birmingham Title and Guaranty Co
CAPITAL 100000.
us list St Birmingham. Ala
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WANTED for u. s. Army: Abie-bodied.
unmarried men, between ages OF q and
IS. citizens OF United States, OF good
character and temperate habits. who
can speak read and write English. For
information apply to Recruiting Officer.
I North goth street Birmingham. Ala.
7-2-Wed- -to-9-20
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. NJ. V. Joseph is spending the
month of September at st. Clair Springs
She, with Mr.. Joseph, passed the sum
mer in the Adirondaeks and at the Thou
sand Islands. They also visited Saratoga
before returning south.
Miss Rosa Munger will leave Friday
for Stanton, Va, where she VIII re-en-
ter Miss Baldwin's school.
Mrs. cole of Memphis Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William B. Leedy.
At Tuscaloosa, Mr.. and Mrs. t. j.
Powers have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mary Whitfield
Powers, to Mr.. Harry Streety Houghton
of Haynesville, the wedding to take place
On October %. Miss Powers Is a particu-
larly charming young woman. and Is
much admired in Tuscaloosa society. Mr..
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FOR SALE,


FOR SALE-s1600; six-room house on car
line at West End; in good condition;
city water, telephone connection, stable,
fine grape vines. fruit trees and fow-
ers Address ]. A. X, care Age-Herald
9-3-tf
LOST, Strayed or Stolen-A bargain in
ehoes If you fail to buy your shoes dur
ing my clean-sweep sale Of shoes for
10 days longer. D. B. Luster, 217 North
18th street. Phone 1877. s-23-u
FOR sALE-12O acres coal land. miles
north of Blocton, Ala, on Birmingham
Southern railroad. Price $40 per acre.
H. H. Farror, Blocton, Ala. s-2-et
FOR sALE-Two setter dogs. Apply 1910
Sth ave- 9-2-2t
FOR SALE-we have on hand ore new
electric aut omobile; finely finished STAN
hope. Fully guaranteed. The Rirming-
ham Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany 170s LIST avenue. Bell phone 1856
S-H-tf
FOR SALE-That lovely corner home on
18th avenue, South Highlands. double
track, loop car line, admired by every
one; modern 2-story 1O-roon residence,
with bathroom and pantry; screened
throughout hence no use for mosquito
bars); rev combina ton electric and
gas fixtures. electric bells and gas
range. Beautiful elevated. shady lot,
nice lawn and choice flowers. This week
or lose 1t and kick yourself Phone the
owner and occupant, who is going to
move away. Bell phone 207s, Peoples
1863. su7t
FOR SALE-Automobiles for all pur-
poses built to your order. Safe, reliable
and economical. The Birmingham Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company. 170S
list averue. Bell phone 1856 s.21tf
COAL LANDS FOR SALE-55eo acres 2
seams, coal lands, IN solid body. ON
main line railroad Several parties are
now negotiating. Hurry II you want
this. Bell phone So7s, Peoples 1853.
S-31-7t
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MEssER-McoRE ms. & REAL
ESTATE CO.,
Phone s1s. "a ~ list street.

FOR RENT-PoSsEssIoN OCTOBER 1.
No. 1923 South 10Th ST., modern. rooms.
$500
No. ssS South 10th ST.. modern, s rooms.
5000
No. 1901 Avenue K, very nice; modern, 8
rooms, $500.
No. 212S Highland ave-, cottage, rooms.
5000
No. 1903 sth ave-, North; modern,
rooms, $500.
No. 1870 18th ave-. North, 1OoxSo0 rooms.
SIS co.
No. 2516 4th ave-, North. rooms. $1,000
No. 1918 Ave- X, modern, rooms, $4,000.
SPECIAL.
Ehrman residence; 1912 18th ave-, Souths
is beautifully furnished; twelve rooms.
5000.
Highland avenue residence, elegantly
furnished; north side of avenue, large
lot, 500.
Southwest corner Avenue I and 18th St,
incest and most complete in city; 10
rooms 1888.
Third avenue boarding house; 20 rooms.
Thirteenth ave. and 18th ST., roomss
$4,000
Ground floor office on 21st st. between
1st and End ayes; very nice. Also stores,
ground floor and up stairs offices. Call
for particulars.
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FOR SALE.

fOh SALE.
$1,000 Cash-6-room house Sprawls Hill,
Ave. H. Well fruit and lot 50x23O
$550-Two hundred down, balance month
~, 4-room house on 50x15o. 64th St.
Woodlawn.
5000 90x1OO on South 18th ST.. houses
renting for $50 per mo.
$1300-50xl44. 2 3-room houses, rented
s65O0-9-room house, on 9ox1s0 on North
Highlands. Well. city water. we'll in
front and rear: servants house and
barn; a bargain.
$400o-Good terms 10ox14o. corner of 3rd
ave-, North.
s4000-100x100, corner on 7th ave.. North
Stores and houses for rent and numbers
of nice homes for sale on good terms
Small cash payment down and balance
monthly.
3. M. PERRow,
Phone 743. 1s1s1s I'd Ave.
FOR SALE.
s2500-Lot 50x1s0 with Groom house and
4-room house. Avenue F near 26th st.
s1200-11 cash. balance IL mo-, will buy %
acres cleared land with room cottage,
barn. stable, well and fruit trees in
abundance Just beyond Lakeview.
800 per front foot for End avenue cor
ner. 50x100; 1-S cash. This property
ought soon TO go to $500.
$500 cash. balance easy for nice Groom
cottage and lot 18th St. near Sth ave.
nue.. Price $1,000.
$4Ooo-Lot 5ox14o feet with 7-room cot
tage 4th avenue. near BIRD street. See
II.
500 per front foot for corner lot 5Ox1oO
improved; 10th ST.. near End avenue; Ia
cash.
$50 cash balance SIS per mo-. 50xS0 feet,
18th St, between 18th and 10th avenues.
N. one block of cars
SMITH & STILLMAN,
2o0<h First Avenue.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED General state agent. with
800 cash, for best fire extingulsher
made. Call Ill 18th street, north N. p.
Nelson S-M-3t-su-mo-we
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We make cuts. Age-Herald Engrav.
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