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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
$3.50 acres in timber; splendid land at
Rocky Ridge church, miles south of
city; fine school and church at the edge
OF the line; good road to the premises;
bargain; nothing like 1t on the mar
ket.
SS50-Lot on car line in Elyton 50 feet
front; prettiest lot in Elyton.
$600-Splendid lot 46x2O0 on West 14th
street, between 18th and 18th avenues.
north.
$75o-Lot 45x1OO; 9th street, near Ave-
nue. q.
Three and half acres close to city.
S60O-Three-room cottage near car line
renting for 81 per month; terms easy;
lot 50x120; good well, etc.
FOR RENT.
Broom cottage; corner Hillman street
and Cotton street; 1920.
No. 1131 Sd ave-. 10 rooms near the new
car barns; fine location for a boarding
house.
No. 17061a 9Th ave-, 5-rooms, with all the
modern conveniences.
L. G. PETTYJOHN,
Phone A65. 1884 Third Avenue
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$15oO-NICE 4-room cottage and nine
choice lots, 5ox140 EACH on Birmingham
Bessemer and Ensley car line; bargain
Eborn, the Woodward
HANDSOMELY furnished front room,
with board, for couple or two young
men. 7o1 South goth street. Bell phone
No. 1887. 12-1S-3t-th-s
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ROOMS-Central location; newly fur
nished; also table board; hot and cold
bath; modern conveniences. 40 N. 10Th
street 2-l9 II
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EoR RENT.

sS5 FRONT FooT-ioO feet on corner,
within a block of Southside Baptist
church. Look and see If you can dupli-
cate this. Jones Realty Company
STORE FOR RENT-Two-story brick,
20 by 90, business center, Avenue E,
Ensley. Apply ]. r. Adams, 210 21st St,
Birmingham. 12-19-10t
$40 ACRE-4o0 acres, seven miles north of
Birmingham, near Huntsville pike and
l. and N. r. r.; finely watered. Eborn.
the Woodward.
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soARDERs WANTED.

WANTED-Room and table boarders at
2017 Fifth avenue. R-7-l4t
FOR SALE-4-story brick paying $500 per
rsonth 18th street; very central; this
is paying over II per cent; also offer
business property on LIST and End ave-
nues. Jones Realty Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FREE DEMONSTRATION of Malta Vita
at Spencer Company's Coffee and Tea
Store Saturday, goth. $40 North goth.
12-20-2t
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SS5 ACRE-150 acres, between Woodlawn
and Avondale; fortune In this. Eoorn'
the Woodward.
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For SALE.

$500 ACRES farm land, between Living
ston and Demopols, Sumter county,
Ala. $3.50, $500 and $3.50 acre; bargain;
quick or miss. Eborn, the Woodward.
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SITUATION WANTED.
BUSINESS oPPoR., UNITIEa.
LOST.

LOST-Pearl sunburst. with diomond ~
center, Wednesday night, either at Biio,,
theater or on the way to car. Revvsrd
If returned to $50 s. Goth st 19z1a >,
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WE Make cuts for all commercial pur-
poses both in line and half-tone; speci-
mems and prices mailed on application,
Address Age-Herald Engraving Co.
Phone $50. 11-27-tf
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4ELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-sign painter. Hermitage. 21e
North 10th. 1O-2S-h
WANTED-Solicitor for city; must be OF
good address, education and appear
ance Address Box 245, City. 12-16-h
s2Ooo-New broom home; lot 62xz40; elevat-
ed; stone wall; we'll improved; splendid
home in first-class repair; terms, "
cash. Jones Realty Company.
Experienced men to work on
salary; those who have had experience
at canvassing preferred. ]. B. Curtis,
171s 3rd avenue, after p. m
S2000-SNAP, 1O0x19O front; car line, Ave-
nue. F; choice; can make this pay 20
per cent. Eborn, the Woodward
WANTED-A good bench man to work in
sash and door factory; also good ma
chine man. Address F. c. Turner q Co.,
Mobile, Ala. H-zV-4t
$2O00-Pretty home; rooms; cabinet man
tells; east front; lot 50x190; between two
car lines; eastern edge of city. Jones
Realty Company.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
We furnish steady practice by free
work, instructions, lectures and demon
STATIONS by experts. More experience
In one month than old method in one
year. Wages and shop experience Sat
urdays. Positions waiting graduates,
tools presented, board provided, cata-
logue mailed free. Moler Barber col
kege, New Orleans, La. 12-l6-6t
s265o-1OOx1OO; rents $25 month; F, near goth
street. Eborn, the Woodward
WANTED-Two first-class colored bar
.bers; steady job. Apply at once No. 10
North goth street. l2-20-2t
S4OO0-New S-room home; Y block of 18th
avenue, south; furnace heat; electric
lights; modern; unique and cosy in ev-
cry respect Jones Realty Company
WANTED-At Trinidad, in southern Colo
RADIO, experienced pitching vein coal
miners For particulars address A. J.
Copeland Supt Employment, Colorado
Fuel and Iron Co., Denver. Colo.
12-14-7t
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WANTED-A good bench man to work in
sash and door factory; also good ma
chine man. Address F. c. Turner & Co.,
Mobile, Ala. R-2O-4t
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$20O0-sNAP, 1OOx19O front; car line, Ave
nue. F; choice; can make this pay ~
per cent Eborn, the Woodward.
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FOR SALE.


$70O0-S-room; Huntsville avenue place;
very large lot.
$2650-New and modern; North Highlands
cottage.
s1OOO-Lot 6Ox14O; 18th street, near 14th
avenue.
$65O-Large lot 18th avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets; room for four or five
houses.
s11O0-Waverly Place; lot 64x17O.
$40 per foot-Elegant lots; Avenue 1 and
18th.
$2O,0OO-1st avenue store; half block Goth
street.
s45. OOO-Handsome, wel-rented store.
$S0O0-50-acre tract. south Of Cleveland
station. West End.
FOR RENT.
$15-North Highlands cottage
s60-24l8 9Th avenue.
$35--621 22nd street.
S40-151S 18th avenue SOUTH
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Both phones 46. 220 2st Street
s425O-s125O cash. balance !, 2 and years;
two nice Groom cottages lots 10Ox10O;
corner r and Goth ST. Rent for $40 per
month.
$500 One-third cash, balance 1 and q
years; "a good lots North Highlands;
near Jonesville Special.
$500 per acre for II acres near projected
great Southern car works. VIII make
"A good size lots. ought to retail at 5000
each.
s3000-s1200 cash, balance 1 and years.
for elegant new modern Groom cottage
near 10Th ST. and 14th avenue; North
Highlands
$1S00-s500 cash, balance long time for
good new Groom cottage and large lot;
Avenue II near 26th St, south.
FOR RENT-Splendid little farm of 40
acres already plowed; at East Lake.
splendid for trucking; also Broom cot
tage near 10Th st. and 18th ave-, North.
SMITH G. STiLLMAN.
20041k First Avenue.
TOR SALE.
s2750-Residence bargain, South High.
lands
$55O0-South Highlands residence. bring.
ing good interest.
S15000-A well-rented store
FOR RENT.
Two Southslde stores.
Two nice cottages north.
Two nice cottages, south.
We will build houses to suit purchasers
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WANTED-Experien men to work on
salary; those who have had experience
at canvassing preferred. ]. B. Curtis,
1712 2rd avenue. after 2 p. m.
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$200O-Pretty home; rooms; cabinet man
tells; east front; lot 50x190; between two
car lines; eastern edge of city. Jones
Realty Company.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-ic. a word = day: no ad.
taken for less than $50 for first In
sertion. Cash must accompany sYsry
order.
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cheapest thing offered in central busi-
ness property. Jones Realty Company.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LUMBER-I am
now connected with the Raul Lumber
company formerly the Sample Lumber
company. office SOL Woodward building,
mills Coosa, Clay and Talladega coun-
ties, with manufacturing capacity of
three million feet per month. Am now
prepared to figure on all kinds of bills
house bills a speciality. If you are
thinking of building one house of five
hundred houses, don't hesitate to ask
for estimate. Railway trestle timbers
and timbers any length and size, sur
faced four sides, furnished promptly.
The most complete plant IN this part of
the state; manufacture everything IN
lumber line. Cali over Bell phone 1923.
or address w. C. Fellows, Roome 6Ol,
Woodward building. 12-19-3t Fri Sat Sun
45x100: 9-story brick; central; bargain.
Eborn, the Woodward
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$3.50 FRONT FOOT-50x14O; 4th avenue;
cheapest thing offered in central busi-
ness property. Jones Realty Companv
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WANTED-Two f1rst-class colored bar
bers; steady job. Apply at once No. 10
North goth street. l2-2O-2t
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ECONOMY SHOPS, J. H. RlckEL, Prop.
ODENSE OUTLINES.

II. j. CrapSOn s0wed oats Monday
Mabel Smith Sundayed with Nora
ParrOtt.
Mrs. Mary Peterson was in town
Saturday.
Emery Peterson has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. CrapsOn was in Chanute last
Thursday.
Myrtle Smith is working in Chanute
at this writing.
Mrs. j. III. Thornton, who has been
sick, is some better at this writing.
l.. Il. Smith says he is not out of
corn yet, for he has it In his big toe.
Rev. Waggoner filled his appoint
ment at Odense church last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Wheeler took dinner
with Mrs. Della Fowler last Sunday.
Roe Smith Of Chanute was in this
part Of the country last Saturday and
Sunday.
Nell Smith who is working for o. S.
spent Sunday visiting home folks in
Chanute.
Nora Parrott, who has been visit
ing relatives near Center Ridge, has
returned home.
Elijah Wheeler and wife and Sarah
Fletcher spent Sunday with John
Wheeler and wife.
Mrs. T.. j. Crapson and Mrs. Rosie
Address spent Sunday and Monday
with kinfolks in Chanute.
Louella Peterson, who has heen
working in Chanute for the past two
weeks, is expected home Saturday.
Mrs. II. j. Crapson and Mrs. Noah
Andrews spent Sunday and Sunday
night with Mrs. Monroe Smith in
Chanute.
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NEOSHO VALLEY GOSSIP

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Zoo late for last week.
March weather and March winds.
George Jester is quite poorly with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes Of Chanute
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Ryman.
Mrs. Georges sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Foster, OF Chanute,
visited her last week.
Only two more weeks of school and
Mr.. Booze is glad, as he is getting aux
lous to begin farming.
Elmer Walker and d. l.. Houston
went to Erie last Monday as delegates
30 the county convention.
Mr.. Junkins' of Chanute are now
settled in their new home and are
taking quite natural to farm life.
Mrs. George Cole and son Ora of
Kansas City, we're visiting Mrs. ID. l..
Houston several days the first OF the
week.
The drillers on the Mosier and AL.
leo land are running at full speed and
there will soon be some more good
oil wells IN the Valley.
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UNION VALLEY.
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Dan Bower spent Sunday with j. R. Tye.
Lille Glover is working for Mr. Rustimere.
Herman Willis spent Sunday at Mr.. Tye's.
Mr.. R1stimere Is able to DO out again after q
severe illness.
A hard times social will be held at the. Bap
fist chuice Saturday night, March p. All re
invited.
Clay and Murray Tennis and sister Emma
we're this guests of Mr.. Willis and family Sun
day.
Herman Willis has recently stopped feeding
his horse post oats at NcCowan's.
s. j. Kester and family were visiting S. T.
Humer and family Sunday.
E. L. Tennis and wife visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayless Sunday.
w. L. Crow went to Winfield last week "a
visit an uncle for few days.
Albert Baumgardner commenced working fo'
Chas. Myers Monday.
Rev. Hale spent Sunday with E. A. Kep'e
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Myers spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. MCGOWAN lost a valuable horse one cay
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGOWAN, Mr. and Mrs.
6rans MCGOWAN, Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Terry and
Mrs. Angle spent Sunday afternoon with j. n.
Hill and wife.
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TEN CENTS FOR TEN WEEKS.

The ST. Louis Mirror is twenty
eight page paper, in magazine form,
edited by William Marion Reedy, as
sisted by staff of contributors com
posing the best writers and literary
authors on all current subjects, social,
religious, scientific, financial, literary
or artistic.
The Mirror is weekly review of
men and affairs; treasury of short
stories and good poetry; a paper in
which the best books, best plays and
best music are ably reviewed, and all
topics Of contemporary interest are
given careful attention. 1t is the up
to.date paper for the merchant, the
teacher, the professional man. the
student, the politician, as well as for
women and the home.
If you will send us 10 cents, in sill
yer or in stamps, we will mail the
Mirror to your address for 10 weeks.
The MIRROR, ST. Louis, Mo.
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ROLLlN ITEMS.

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Eliza Meyer visited home folks Sun
day.
John Rettig sold wheat in Chanute
Monday.
Chas. Wangler is working for Geo.
Rensing.
Three more weeks of school at
North Valley.
Stockings attended church in Cha
mute last Sunday.
Balsor Bremen is working for Mr.,
Russell at present.
ROllin is dead at present but it will
soon loom up again.
The cold snap was rather hard on
the early sowed oats.
Rettig and Meyer Bros are hauling
hay to Chanute this week.
Aug Gericke left for Illinois some
time ago where he intends to work.
Ed Burghart is weighing wheat for
Chas. Benedict at Rollin this week.
Harmon Hammerer OF Humboldt is
working for VIM. Burghart at present
Chas. Kruger and Albert Burg
hart went astray again Sunday night.
Quite number of young folks OF
CI1dDule NlSlUcu dG Eu Dul udIU
Monday.
Several of the Chanute people Wis
tied with Ed C. Burghart and wife
last Friday.
A number of the old folks Of this
vicinity visited with VIM. Reinhardt
Of Ceremonial.
A number Of the young folks gath
cred at Aug Meyers Sunday night and
report a joyous time.
Quite a large number of the young
folks of this vicinity visited with the
GeissIer folks Sunday and report a
splendid time.
Several OF the folks of this vicinity
attended the Austin literary Friday
night, but found the river high ford
ing and caused some of the ladies to
get wet,
Several of the ladies of the neigh
borhood took dinner at the Ceremonial
school house last Friday as it was the
last day OF the term, They report a
bounteOus dinner and agOOd program.
This year seems to be rather hard
on mustaches, as the strong wind de-
siroyed Charley Krueger's and the
cold and frosty nights got the best Of
Phillip Rettig's and the fire totally
destroyed Bill Krueger's, and Albert
Burghart's disappeared. We suppose
he had his pulled out, judging from
the looks OF him. Several Others were
damaged.
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Excursions via Santa Re.


Democratic state convention, Wich-
for rOund-trip, $3.50. Date Of sale
May 10 and Goth. Return limit May
"a, 1902.
Homeseekers' Tickets will be sold
to all points In California on the fol-
lowing dates: March IS, April and
Is, May 6 and 20, at one lowest first
class standard fare plus ~ for the
ruund.trip. From Chanute TO all
points In California taking the COM
mon rate, S52 for the round trip.
Tickets will be good for stop over east
OF lola and west OF Emporla within
going Init OF Is days. Return limit
81 days from date OF sale.
Daily during March and April to
California and the Northwest S25.
Home-seekers excursions to all
points ia California, March IS, Arril
| aud 10, May 6 and 20,round trip $52,
Home.seekers excursion TO all points
in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and
Arizona same dates of sale as CalifOr.
mia.
Convention of Federation of Wom-
eus' Clubs, Los Angles, Cal, May / 10
8 inclusive. Dates of sale April %
to q inclusive; limit to return June
25, only S45 for rouod trip. Stop-over
allowed west OF Colorado common
points. In addition to the Limited
service on train No. 3. we also have
trains Nos. and carrying Pullman
and Tourist sleepers as we'll as chair
cars through to Los Angles aud San
Francisco. Rate in Tourist sleepers
only $500.
WIN. f. TYLER, Agt.
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Read! Read! ReaG

Ga the 18th day of last February the black
smiths who are proprietors Of shops entered INTO
a combine and raised the prices of their work'apd
have signed solemn pledge to maintain Them
Now in looking over the list we found the
prces on many articles are &c to 80 per cent nigh
er than they ought to be, the times considered,
and we refused To join the van, aud nave steauiy
bave signed these pledges are not ia position to
do better. as to tell you confidentiay that they
would meet competition would be dishonest act
and if they did this you could have no confidence
in them: for II they combine to make you pay
more (the justice of which you may judge then 10
get trade would deceive those VINO entered lhlo
think your turn would come in due time, and we
believe YOU will agree with us that the man VINO
viii enter into any scheme to compel you TO pay
titled In vour patronage no matter If lie does
meet competition, for he has proven TO you that
he is ready at any time to ''pinch" you,
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Villas VIEWS
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W. H. Geer went to Shaw last Sun
day.
Miss Lottie Long is working for u.
T.. Carroll.
Simon Coats is making the rounds
as assessor. ~,
J.C Offat and wife went to Cha-
mute last Friday.
Some blood was shed in Villas few
days ago over dog.
Everett Poison sold horse at good
figures last Thursday.
John Denny is hauling his milk TO
the Villas creamery regularly now.
Lonnie Russell and wife are having
scarlet fever, but are reported better.
Will Wallace Is agent for very IN,
teresting book and is having good
success as a salesman.
Grandma Provin has been very SICK
for several days. Will ProVin, son,
OF Chanute, has been in attendance -,
Magatagan's sale was well attended
and everything sold well considering
the fact that feed is scarce and high.
Geo. Carroll made it interesting for
horse jockey the other day. when
shows that he is onto his job as well
trading horses as merchandise.
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LITTLE FRIEND LOCALS.
c McCord loSt n fine row

Silas McCord lost fine cow.
Mr.. Cullys' went TO Chanute Sat.
urday.
Mr.. Dawson lost, another fine calf
last week.
Alfred Perry has sold lis farm to an
Iowa man.
Mrs. McCord was trading in Cha
mute Monday.
Silas McCord had an attack of the
grip last week.
Some people are afraid Of losing
their potatoes.
Wade Payne will get there for sup
erintendent this fall.
Mr.. Powell and family visited John
McCord and wife Sunday
Walt Powell sold some hay to Mr..
Noouer, near Shaw, Monday
We hope they will put in a skim
ming station at Urbana soon.
Some Of the Shaw folks attended
the Bailey party Saturday night.
Ward Gully has very sore eye,
caused from getting something in 1t
last Friday.
John Hays seems to be so fOrgetful
that he forgot that he promised to 90
after young lady and take her to the
Austin literary Friday night. He
forgot all about this promise ard went
without her. When the young lady's
mother saw him there she went to
John and told him that her daughter
was at home waiting for him and he
must go after her, John went SIX
miles and got the girl and returned IN
40 minutes. For further particulars
ask the captain of the Valley String
Band,
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CARLETON ECHOES.

The sick folks of carlton are all i'm
proving.
Quite number are suffering from
sore eyes,
Little Johnny Perry is quite sick
with pneumonia.
A great many people were making
garden last week.
Clare Lucas Of Thayer was visiting
relatives here this week.
George Roster returned from Kan.
sas City Monday morning.
J. A. Alleman went TO Kansas City
Sunday to buy his spring stock.
S. @. May has moved his house onto
his lois In Alleman's addition.
Mrs. Bonwell has gone To Kansas
City TO buy her spring millinery.
Clarence Moran wentto Kansas City
Tuesday to visit relatives aud friends.
Robin FTaZier's residence is Ueariug
completion. 1t Is nice little cottage.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Mid
cap, March -, girl. Happy parents.
Mrs. Elliott Of Chanute was visit
ing with Mrs. S. G. May and Mrs.
Maud Riley last week.
Our building boom steadily increases
| anu OSuCu huh w ShPipJ VI
ira force TO wait on his customers.
Edna Burwell is at present staying
with Mrs. Gurtyman, who is impr0v'
ing after long and serious illness.
A. Lease has bought the property
formerly owned by win Moran ano
will soon build another nice residence
In carlton.
Mr.. Wingart is putting up large
two.story building west of Riley's gro
Gerry store, to be occupied as hotel
when completed.
Minnie Burwell, who has been IN
New Mexico for some time past, came
IN Monday morning to visit home folk:
for an indefinite time.
G.. w. Riley attended services at the
Baptism church west of town last sun
day. The MEETINGS still continue
with increasing interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uhas. Adams0n came
in one dav last week for a witt with
Mrs. AS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes
east OF town. When they return Il
their home at New Salem they VIII
take with them a new son which has
taken up its abode with them since
their arrival here. Charley has an eX
ira smile.
Mrs. Harry Brown one day last week
met with a very painful accident; one
that might have been far more serious
than it was. Having gone into the
stall adjoining the one in which Mike
| Cranes horse was standing, she reach
ed over to look under the manger foI
hens nest, and the horse quickly
turned and kicked at her, striking heI
10 the face. breaking her nose and
otherwise brulsing her face in a ter
rible manner. Luckily, Mike had that
morning taken the shoes off the horse
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URBANA UNRAVELlNGS.
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DR.. Nicely sowed oats last week.
The lies boys are sowing oats this
week.
j. j. Powell was following the pillow
last week.
Ed Fisher made business trip TO
Thayer Tuesday.
CD. Heilman had an attack of acute
larangytis last week
M. r. Noble intends to 90 to Pitts.
burg to look for job.
John Heilman aud wife spent Sun
day with Joe lies and wife.
Ed Fishers had relative from La
bette county the past week
S. N. Rohertson's sister, from Par
sons, was visiting him the past week.
r. r. Noble lost one of his fingers
last week by getting it caught in the
machinery Uf gram drill.
DR.. TiDderbroCk and Mr.. Wirth of
Parsons we're in Urbana Saturday and
dined with James Nicely and family.
Last Friday an extra north bound
freight rain had a bad wreck at this
place just north of the depot, caused
by the rails spreading and the cabuose
and two cars were derailed. Oue car
was loaded with coke and was dragged
300 feet, tearing up the track for that
distance. The front part of the train
ran half mile before they discovered
the loss of part OF the train. No
one was hurt 10 the wrech, but next
morning while the hands were re-
pairing the track, assertion hand from
Parsons was hurt by a tie falling on
him and severely crushing one of his
legs below the knee. The company
surgeon at Parsons was wired for and
came and dressed the wound.