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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Mrs. permelia Honan.

Mrs. Permelia Hogan, the grand moth CT of Jerry Fountain. died Thursday af- teroon at her residence, 220S Third ave- nue. The funeral services were conduct ed yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the residence and the interment was in Elm Leaf cemetery. The deceased was S6 years old and was one Of the oldest residents of Birmingham. She was well known in the city and had large circle of friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
RECORD OF COURTS.

Tom Davis has filed suit in the circuit court against the Birmingham Rolling Mills company to recover $5000 damages for alleged personal injuries.
 Judge Coleman of the circuit court granted bail to r. M. Miller yesterday, who has been confined in the county jail for several weeks charged with the kill ing of R. l.. Little.
 He instituted habeas corpus proceed ings to procure his release on bond, claim ing that he was in no way connected with the Armour boys, who are also charged with the crime. The bond was fixed at $500.
 R. Cefalu, commission merchant on Morris avenue filed petition in voun- tary bankruptcy in the United States court yesterday.
 An inventory of his affairs. which ac- companies the petition, shows his liabil' ities to be $2971.O2, and his assets sS07457
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Mrs. winslow,s sootblno svrun.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' s Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLO. and is twenty-five cents bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
To UnveiI Monuments.

Two monuments will be unveiled on Sunday afternon by the Woodmen of the World of the Birmingham district. One is over the grave of the late Sovereign J. M. Goodrich at East Lake and the other is over the grave of the late Sovereign R. V. Taylor at Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Infant.

The six months old infant of Mir. and Mrs. A.. l.. c. Bagwell died at their res- idence on Banks street in Eyton Thurs day night The funeral services took place yesterday morning from the res idence and the interment was in Elm Leaf cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Alabama Brewing Go.
 "Bohemian Beer.''
TO THE PUBLIC:

It gives us pleasure to say that mutually satisfactory arrangements have b @ @ n made by the undersigned and that work on the exten- sion of the 18th Avenue line to 32d street, north, will be begun at once and prose- cuted as rapidly as possible, and when completed regu- lar schedules will be main tained
 BIRMINGHAM RAIL WAY,
 LIGHT & TOWER CO, By Robert Jemison, Pres't. BIRMINGHAM REALTY
 COMPANY,
 By A. L. Fulenwider, Pres't.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
BROKE HER ARM.
Mrs. Tempe F. Hawkins Falls While
 Ascending Steps.

Mrs. Tempe F. Hawkins fell on the steps of the residence of her daughter. Mrs. c. A. Pope, late Thursday evening and broke her left arm above the wrist and sustained some severe bruises.
 She was returning from the Hillman Hospital bazaar and reached the residence at the corner of Fourteenth street and Eleventh avenue, south In ascending the steps she stumbled and fell toward in such a manner as to break her arm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Infant.

The infant of MT and Mrs. W. c. liar ris died at their residence near Mt. Pin son Thursday night The funeral ser- vices were conducted there yesterday and the interment was in St. Pinson cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
ARTISAN WELL
 A BURSTED PIPE
WATER sPuRTiNo OUT OF PIPE THIRD AVE. AND TWENTIETH ST. CAUSES A RuMoR oF. A NEW FIND, AND CROWD GATHERS.

A rumor was spread over the streets last night that an oil well, or either an artesian well of great depth, had burst forth on the corner of Third avenue and Twentieth street and large crowds gath cred there at different times to watch it..
 The oil well proved to be one of the tall hydants used for filling street sprinklers. The pipe was struck by a wagon and broken off about two feet from the ground. The pipe is connected to one Of the big water mains and the pressure was very strong shooting the stream or water about ten feet in the air, and giv- ing it the appearance of an artesian well. As the cut off was on the piece of pipe which was broken off 1t was impossible for A long time to shut the water off.
 ---~~-~--~~~-~---~---~- ~----~>---~~~--->--- man who tells them that the country IS almost free from malaria and mosquitoes is laughed at An effort will be made in this pamphlet to set forth the facts regarding these matters and to have them certified to. not only by the high author,- ties in Alabama but by settlers from other states who have proven them by their own experience.
 It is the purpose of the Commercial club to distribute this literature in the most thorough and effectual manner, and to place each pamphlet in the hands of the person who is the most deeply interested in the one subject of which it treats. The club believes that hundreds of thousands of inouiries respecting Alabama will be made at its booth in the Mines Palace in the exposition by people from all parts of the world who will be drawn there by the great colossus of Vulcan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued from the probate office yesterday to the following couples:
 Thompson Fuller of Bessemer and Miss Katie Nunaly, J. E. Bonnell of Wood lawn and Miss Harriet Veilhaber.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Neoro Faces Double charue.

Bud Cloud, negro. was yesterday fined $50 and sentenced to ninety days on the streets in one case. and fined sl0 in another case. He was charged with swindling P. D. Calhoun out of some money and also with vagrancy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
Physician and surneon.

Three-fourths oi the persons who come to me to get cured of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Structure. l. ost Manhood and other private diseases have tried to get well by using oth-
 CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflicted2 k
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
Weak, Hasaard, wornout Women

Will find boon in Feminala, the pre- scription used by an eminent physician for ten years. in large private and sanatorium practice, with unvarying suc- cess. Druggists now sell ard guaran- tee 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12
FOR QUICK SALE

FOR QUICK SALE, Desirable business location, lot 1OOxl45; N. E. corner of prominent avenue. Make it pay 20 per cent. Car line, and only S28 front foot.
 JONES BARNETT co.
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All kinds of cuts. Age-HeraId En
 graving Department see
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-12

Alabama Brewing Go.
 Bohemian Boar"
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SWift's Silver Leaf Lard lOc per lb. A. & F. Tea Co. 1919 End avenue.
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Extra fat Tennessee tur- keys. Cape Cod cranberries and kalamazoo celery.
 FOX SONS 6 SMITH co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-12

c. W. BOUTON has moved his store
from State St. TO No. = Commercial St,
where he has a large, commodious build
ing in which to show his big stock of
furniture. He has consolidated his two
stores and will be pleased to show the
sold in the city; having purchased his
goods at 25c on the dollar enables him
to sell cheaper than the cheapest
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OAKLEY is the banner residence prop
erty, street car line now under cOnstruc-
ton 10 center of tract. only 10 minutes
from business center; many new homes
being built, all with dry cellars. city
water. shade trees. Lots from $50 to
s225 each. Easy terms. Hubbard Inv.
Co. rs W. ID South.
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SPECIAL OFFERs


Cal, Shasta Co. 40 and impts.
Cal. San Diego Co. 10 a. and limits.
Colo, Pueblo Cos 800 a. and imDts.
Colo. Mesa Co. 100 a. and imDts
Fla, De Soto Co. liza. fruit farm
Fla, Lee Co. 1T2 a. and impts.
Fla, Orange Co. 20 a. and impts; orange
grove.
H.. Clinton Co. 100 a. and impts.
Ind, Miami Co. 10 q. and impts.
No, Sullivan Co.. 40 a. coal and farm
lands.
Mo-. Marshall S-room residence and lot.
y. Y, Brooklyn, 3-story res, Carlton
ave.
n. z, Hines Falls. fur. cottages.
n Y, West Nyack 35-a. improved farm
hour from y. Y. City.
y. y, Columbia Co. 120 a. and impts
n. D., Barnes Co, farms embracing
2OS a.
Ohio. Cleveland. modern res. 4th ave.
Va, James city Co. 325 a. and impts.
Va. Smyth Co. 30 a. and impts.
Wis., Vernon Co, 90 a. and impts.
Wis, La Crosse Co, 400 a. fine farm
land
Laundry business and machinery. Day
ton. o.
Miiney business. Ann Arbor Mich.
Est. drug business, Kansas City. Mo.
Brick plant, DWELL ~ a.. Erie, Pa
SaniIarium and lot in good Tenn. city.
General mdse. stock and S0-a- farm,
barn. Mercer Co. w. Va.
Millinery business, Mont oursville, VIII
Transport. Pa.
Wanted-Active partner with $4,000 in
shirt mfg company. Auburn. Maine.
w NJ OSTRANDER. North American
Bldg Philadelphia.
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FOR sA1E-REAL ESTATE.
a sAcRIFIcE &c. 60 ZOE

A SACRIFICE SALE, Sss,000 FOR
$4,000.
o.to5 acres well situated. black,
loamy soil. good market for pro-
ouce, well improved. under fence.
plenty Of water, land patented,
dwellings. barn. grdnaTy. corrals,
etc. 2,0o0 head sheep. "A head work
nOfseS, mich cows, yearnhE
steers. ] Durham bull. 80 head
calves, 100 head hogs. 200 chickens,
II 2-year-old EIamblctOnian colts,
% brood mares. 10 Hambletonian
colts (yearlings). ! Norman stall
lion. buggies. Z wagons, sheep
wagon, seh-binders, suihy
blows, ! seed drill. 3 mowers.
Dane haystacker and carriers,
thrasner and power. ! hay press,
chopper and tanning mill. palr
platform scales, 4 hand ploWs,
broadcast seeder. I corn shelter.
cider press. l blacksmith shop ana
hardware. Dragg's roller and cuiu-
Nators, 800 acres alfalfa, grows
crops per season: ZOO acres Wild
nay land. 200 acres grain, acres
orchard and vineyard, balance good
pasture, most of which can be cul-
tiFated- We have responsible
parties that will pay 5000 per year
rental This property must posi-
lively be sold by July 10. Can re
Ter you to prominent business men
In this city.
BROWNS IN TOWN,
No. II L. LIST So. Phone 27I.
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EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger or freight service. operate
with least power. For prices see #. ID
Arnold, Agt-. 262 Commercial Club Bids
Tel 76l
WILL save you money on any kind
81 East Third South
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NEW 4-room house closet. pantry. bath
room mo plumbing), on easy monthly
payments. Addison Cain, 145O Main st.
Phone 1J07-K
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wAsATcH SUMMER RESORT.

LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON.
John Starley. proprietor Good hotel &C
Communications, also cottages for rent. For
transportation take Murray car $40 D. m. /:
take stage for Wasatch. leave Wasatch
$50 a. m; fare round trip. $50. Apply
or bureau Of information. Temple block.
Phone 300 ARRANGEMENTS for special par
ties telephone SIX Address mail via
Sandy.
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FoR sALE-REA1. EsrArE-

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NOW WHAT DO you think OF this:
A five-room house completely fur
nishe6. lot 50Xl57iz well Shaded, on car
line, for SLIGO; small payment, balance
so per month and no interest. We have
others. The c. c. Richter Co. Al Eagle
Block.
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ALrrTLE STORY OF A BIG SUCCESS
How 800 made LOCO in thirty DAYS.
Mailed free. No horse racing. oil wells
nor gold mines. F. G.. HOGAN & CO,
Commerce Bldg. Chicago III.
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CARPENTER.

CARPENTER and pattern maker. H.
r. Willi2ms le9 +. I'd So. Phone 1887.
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SOMEONE TO put 81. 900 into business
dress x IL. Herald.
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OPTICIANS.

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., go Main.
Wholesale and retail manu-. opticians.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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S25 EARNS so i'm eighteen days: write
for particulars and agencies. G. z. Rich
ards & Co., MacIntyre Bldg, S74 Broad
way. New York.
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YOUNG man as assistant booSxeeper
and stenographcr- Address X 40. Herald.
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SITUATION as housekeepcr IN widow
cr's family; no objection TO going out Jf
town. Address X as Herald
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A MlDDLE-AGED woman from the
east wishes q position as housekeeper for
a Widower with small family, can give
reference Address X %. Herald.
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EASTERN young man desires position
with electrical repair or supply house:
has had some experience; a references ,
wages no object TO start. Address * AZ.
Herald.
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GIRL would like to have work every
Friday ana Saturday, Telephone 1171-N.
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YOUNG man. strong. ambitious OF good
Character ard common school education,
IS anxious for any kind of honest en-
ployment. Address K 46-fIerald.
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DO NOT be deceived Brand new
houses-not the kind built with old
adobes and rotten lumber. put where it
cannot be seen
me following are new and up to date,
only the best of new material used in
their construction and all Of them will
stand thorough examination.
Two 6-room modern brick cottages. east
front. on r ST, $3.50 to 50, $50; $500 cash.
balance easy terms
I-rOom modern 2-story on Sd st. between
. and r; furnace and every modern con-
venience; $4,000; easy terms.
1-roOm modern on p st. between I'd and
Sd; an up-to-date cottage, $1,000.
On the corner of Sd and p SITS. the best
Broom modern residence for the money
IN the city. VIII make very easy terms.
Price. $500.
On 9TH +. near Liberty park. handsome
S-room modern 2-stOry brick; large lot.
Price only 5000.
On 9TH near + St. 7-room modern
cottage, and only 5000.
An S-room modern cottage on corner Of
6th and Sts not quite completed. but
now is the time to see how this house
IS constructed. The price, with furnace.
Have other and 10-roOm houses rang
ing from $1,000 up which / will be pleased
to show any bona fide buyer.
A RICHTER, 10 W. 1st so. st. Tel GIL.
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SO CASH DOWN. $40 PER MONTH,
THESE LOTS ARE NEAR STREET
CAR LINE AND SCHOOL HOUSE. AND
DESIRABLE IN EVERY RESPECT.
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WANTEp--sITuAr1oNs.


A MIDDLE-AGED woman from the
east wishes position as housekeeper for
a widower with small family; can give
reference Address X p. Herald
YOUNG man as assistant boo,1keeper
and stenographer- Address X 40. Herald.
SITUATION as. housekeeper IN widow
er s family; no objection 10 going out Jf
town Address X 49, Herald
GIRL would like to have work every
friday ana Saturday. Telephone Elm
YOUNG man. strong. ambitious. of good
character ard common school education,
is anxious for any kind of honest en-
ployment- Address * 4s,-iIerald-
EASTERN young man desires position
with electrical repair or supply house.
has had some experiences a / references,
wages no object TO start. Address * AZ.
Herald.
SITUATION as housekeeper in widow
ers family in or out OF city. Address X
43, Herald.
FIRST-CLASs advertising solicitor
wants work at once. Harry -. Gardner,
care Herald.
AS BOOKKEEPER or typewriter
operator by young lady; has had two
years experience. D 60, Herald,
WASHING ana ironing; quickness,
cleanliness and whiteness guaranteed
y 81. Herald.
AS STENOGRAPHER, BY young lady
OF experience. Address p. .. box 490.
A MAN Of 40 seeks employment OF any
KIND Address X 10, Herald.
BY A mathematician. with an expert
surveyor or CIVIL engineer; has mad ali
the theoretical work; will work for rea-
South.
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants wash
ing to take home. 9l3 Euclid Ave, be
tween lst and I'd South, West OF Sth West
town preferred. Address d. F., 229 e. 5th
South.
WOMAN would like washing or sweep
ing for Tuesday, Thursday or Friday.
Miss Erickson. 2il E 9th So.
a YOUNG man. 20 years of age. wants
a position in office; good penman; can
give good references II desired Address
Il 81. Herald.
AS STENoGRAPHER, by young lady
Of experience. Address X Is, Herald.
YOUNG MAN, willing, obliging, good
education and with some business eXpe-
rience, desires position with some firm
or corporation where there is a chance
Tor advancement; wages no object; refer
enceS. Address K 10. Herald.
BY YOUNG MAN, place to work a few
hours each day or night, in exchange Tor
meals Address K Is, Herald
WORK of any kind by young man. aged
y. Address n. r. Robinson, u Cottage
court, via 4th East. References furn-
ished.
\ LADY would like to get work of any
kind by the day. especially laundry work.
Apply to j. c. Wade, 1l2 North 9Th West,
City.
A MIDDLE aged lady wishes a posi-
ton taking washing home $50 Euclid
Ave. between 1st and I'd So.
POSITION wanted as caretaker in Of
flee or to do writing by middle aged
man. for board and room. Address X 10,
Herald.
GOING OUT washing by the day. IS
West Sd South
FOUND.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A RED leather purse, containing a
small amount of money, also a tie pin.
Owner can have same by calling at 1860
So. State and paying for ad.
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SITUATION as housekeepor in widow
er's family in or out OF city. Address X
43, Herald.
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FIRST-CLASS advertising solicitor
wants work at once. Harry ID. Gardner,
care Herald.
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AS BOOKKEEPER or typewriter
operator by young lady; has had two
years experience. D 90, Herald.
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MIDWIVES.

MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER, 336 w Sd
North, attends cases before, during and
after confinement VIII nurse patients
at her home If desired. References
given.
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WASHING and ironing; Quickness,
cleanliness and whiteness guaranteed.
j. %. Herald.
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NOw. 10 YoU wANr A HOME?

$500 GETS ONE Of those fine suburban
homes; street cars. macadamized street.
shade trees and a fine water right; big
acre lots; $50 cash and so per month
Prices from $3.50 TO $500 per acre. SEE
THEM WHEN IN THE CITY. Harring-
1885 T.
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FLUFF RUG WORKS

CARPET CLEANING. Phone 12o9-X.
Rugs made from your old carpets. E
Gaby. Prop. 2S6 W. South Temple.
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QUIT PAYING RENTnr

BUY YOURSELF A HOME YOU CAN
PAY FOR.
WILL BUILD YOU A . OR GROOM
HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME, on
ABOVE LOTS.
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EIGHT-ROOM brick house, cheap, mod
ern plumbing and electric lights. Address
X 80, Herald.
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MISS LAURETCA'S new massage par
lors. Try vibrating magnetic treatment
for nervousness Gladstone hotel, 1l9
Main. Room ).
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AS STENOGRAPHER, by young lady
OF experience. Address p. .. box 490.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES ard Jewelry. Cleaning. s.. 90;
handspring. Sl.o0. g Z. ". Bowers. Re
moved TO Z35 Main St.
J. F. BOES Manufacturing Jeweler.
Removed 70 $50 Main.
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GEORGE NJ. McoNAUGHY.

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
ROMM 3. EAGLE BLOCK. COR. SD
SOUTH AND WEST TEMPLE.
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FOR RENT.

A NEW S-rOCm strictly modern cottage.
364 L. 9th South
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FUTILE BROS. 149 Main street.
, houses and 4XS12 rods. y. w. rents
$50 per mo. $3.50 per year, price s., 600; 81 200
down, bal. easy.
lots on 4th East St., worth $500 sell
tor S52o: car line and fine neighborhood.
Magnificent suburban home. S. e. cost
I4:O0o to build, large grounds, great sac
Tifice at $1,000
New 4-roOm blk, \. +. pantry, cellar,
closet. etc. fine location. 81, $50.
~ 9TH St. cottage. stone foundation.
city water in kitchen, etc. only 81, go,
$50 down bal. easy (rents 800.
Cor. 9l5x915 rods. near Capitol. great
bargain. only 3 blks. from the temple,
500 takes II this week: cash necessary.
We have the largest and best selected
list Of bargains in the city, representing
owners of over 100000 worth of non-resl-
dent property; many good buys" There
are men actively engaged in our office.
We have sold over $4,000 worth of prop
erty in last % days. Call and see us. 1t
viii be money in your pocket.
futile Bros, Progress-Herald bldg.
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STEEL FURNITURE.

ART METAL CONSTRUCTION co
c. s. Pulver, Agent. las Keith Building
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MASSAGE.

MISS LAU RETTA'S new massage par
Iors. Try vibrating magnetic treatment
for nervousness. Gladstone hotel, 1l9
Main. room >.
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A MAN of 40 seeks employment OF any
kind Address X 70, Herald.
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ATTORNEYS.

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J. e DAItMER has removed to rooms
IS and 10 Commercial Blk Phone 1917 VI
Z. D. HOGE. Attorney-at-law. Rooms
50 and 50, Commercial Block
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
2x5 cor. 18th E, near LIST So, 500.
1ON112. cor. on G ST. $50
1-roOm pressed brick. two story, por
bath, toilet. L. l., hot air heat. fine
basement. natural wood finish. large re-
ception hall. 25zX9Ik: east side near 1st
So. best location and best house in town
for $3.50.
Cor. on 18th Z, lots and 5-room house
$3.50.
7-rOOm mod. pressed brick, nearly new
lot 5X1; n. +. bench; snap: 5000
Groom brick. renting for SIS, only IL
biks. from our office 5000.
4-roOm brick. bath, etc, on West 1st
So. 1920.
6-room pressed brick, por bath toilet
y. l., fine large rooms. lawn, shade. etc
5xl0 lot, on End w. $500
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. W. 2nd So.
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FOR SALE.

~~e~N~~~~~~~~-~~>-~~~~-~~~~ ~~~>~~~~~-N~~N~s~~~~
PHAETON ia good condition at a bar
gain; "a Main 81
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a MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants wash
ing to take home. 9l3 Euclid Ave, be-
tween 1st and I'd South, West OF Sth West.
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FENCING.

TEMPLETON school of fencino ~
TemDletoa building.
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GROCERY STORE and fixtures. APP
ply in rear f25 4th ST.