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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21

ser CT BET fsrite % eneitc 1olg.
ies bar truffet,~ be9pnbte Sun, og Der
bar en- Slang af Seiersitcltbcb | bans
manSige Sternme.
"Wen Oct goar ieg lite ino pdal"
uobrsb Gormer WeIer, o. MI bar ban
tint; "oet bar life aftoIen; ieg iagoe
'aritter' og life aninofoIf. Sorre.
item bar iee life toItet flere Gars llo-
omneIie paa min Totter, forat leo
itror efterpaa ifiiIoe gifte beibe bort
i'll benbes Sars $prefarIl"
"Sbis oct CT Deres Sn6benoing. iaa
fon lea msbe ben, Wr. @eller," ipa.
reoe RInmnucr. Seq er beneriffe
bIottet for S~foleSmneIie; ies nsb ben
beoite llnSeroisnine biemme; mine
5ornIbre iiboer eoot | BET meb en-
Correcting | minneapolis, ire bunbre.
De Ril berfra, og oa ieg fom bio for
at isge arbeibe, babbe ies netop gjen.
nergaaet It fi~tloitRrtbigt a1iri,is neo
asronomifoIen, efterat ieg beS ct Uni.
ctriitet fsrit bar begpnbt at itibere
III Gbbofot. Men leg bolber met at
Oct frie Gin iibenosrs, % berfor palgte
ieg Sorbbruget og bar arbeioet Der,
life al Srang, men for at fomme beore
inc | oct praftiife arbcibe. 9et er
min agt at fisbe mtg en- flor 6orm og
oripe ben babe praftiif og pibenifdbe.
Iigt, iaa ies trur life, 9ereS 3atter
lfnI faa @rrno til at famine fig oper
mig. 90 bboo ongoar 8en9pneIien
'Sritter", inu bar ies ofte bsrt DEM,
Mr. @eller, bentpoe til apinben io1n
ct uforitaaeliet '3ritter', man albris
fan blioe ristig flog paa, cg ioa Dt.
bere; oct bar bRnbt Sang paa Gang
/ De iibite totre Gor - fam De fragaa
Oct, Orr. Weuer2"
Sean NOT bore, ies bar iaet noget
ianoant," inbrsmmeSe 5arrner @ener
ntooItrebertbe, men Oct bar life
iaa'n ment."
Oct peStommer life Saeen; 9e
IooeSe mig bet bebite '4ritter' paa
gienbommen, os Der er bet eneite, ieg
brpr mig oml"
Salpt inoigneret, bolnt eftergipenoe,
betragtebe Snrmer @eller oct ifisnne
Sim foran fig, bet Iibsfraftige Bar,
Der itob os imileoe iaa ielpiiftert; ba
ponot ben bebre Selelie Seter ! bans
tnore aarnp, oe ban imilte ieIp, ibet
ban bemprfeSe poa fin l,ne Maooe:
ga, ia, en- Gftale er en- Soerens'
fomit, % ies rtaa bel boloe Orb.
Ren fig mig, tuge Runb,~ iagbe Gar.
mer 8eler % betrastebe fin tiIfom.
menSe Spigerisn en- Stuno u,eS en-
SfieIm | giet. ~moa on life inbrpnl'
me, at on egentlis git Clip Of bit Sins.
fab, bengatg on opeuo at blipe Bru'
~furator for at I9sge big efter Jar.
ming"
"Rei," iporeSe Sim Ieenbe, "oa
bobbe ies life iunbet oct bebite 'Srit.
ter paa gienoomuen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21

Black and white check suiting and
plain green broadcloth are repre-
scented in the stylish costume here
pictured. The waist is in surplice eff
feet, and the trimming band is of
green brosdcloth, decorated by black
silk cord loops and buttons. A dainty
chemisette of lace and high standing
collar of the same, is worn with it.
The box-pleated skirt is cut in eight
cores, and may be in medium sweep
or round length. 1t is very full at
the lower edge, the upper part being
made to fit closely about the hips.
Loops of cord and buttons are ar
ranged on the upper part of the skirt,
matching the trimming on the waist.
Chiffon, broadcloth, etamine, canvas,
wolfe, cheviot and serge are all suit
able to the devopement. The me-
dunn size will require three yards of
~ inch material for the waist, and
six and seven-eigths yards for the
skirt.
Ladies' Waist No. SASS, Sizes for
81, "a, SO. SO, 40 and a. inch bust
measure.
Ladies' Box-Pleated Skirt No. s262!
Sizes for re, "a, 26, 28 and so inch
waist measure.
The above illustration calls for two
seperate patterns. The price is ten
cents each.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
SorifjelIen par life
iaa flor enooaP

) 9rengeituen paa SreitesaarSen
lao Ell bel Del llngoom % fortalte
Observation-Disclosures, % boer enfelts
bIep Dreftet.
Ola PreIteeoaroen mente, at ban
life Loo fig ifrGnnne al noget meuen
Sirnmcl 90 Soro.
Ser SppiItigo mente, at Ola NOT
Loo iig ifrGmme.
9a boer bar lige Itrio paa fin We.
ming, eneSeS De ON at paobe.
Ola If,,Ioe goa neo / 9ieIberen III.
Der &irfen % bcnte en- S1totfeI al Ct
af De ganlIc SfeIetter, Der Iaa iIipffer.
Iooet bernebe, % bite ben frem !
0~rengeituen.
Soetidmme @eobemaalet bar tnb'
gaoet. ioripanot Ger.
Ola bar Ell mnoig SAINT % ioei Git
ban % fom neo / &ieIoeren lmbcr
airfen.
san iamIeoe iig til en- auofle %
Oilbe goa.
"&aat uera 9eine mit!" Loo Ser meS
bump 8sit bortc / ct Sisrue.
Ola Hap 9eret % preb poa iig liot.
Oct bar iGa lin Sag at toge meo iig
ct Ben, rtaar gieren proteitereoe; men
9ipe iig oiloe ban heller life.
San iarnlebe paa 8ulpet 90 tce ell
uuoen anotle.
Strur LOO oct pannp:
"2aat oera 9eiue mit!"
Ola giorbe enonu ct SOrisg, men
meb iomiue ReiuItat.
ga toa Sinnet Ola, - tabe biISt
ban life.
"Mo tef ca cit @ein, boagen 10 eip
De-" iagOe ban bsit til iig ieIU, grct
eli ¬le % la paa Scr.
Ger, Der baobe aaeret aanoeitemme
otIoc life bore oIene og iprang efter.
Ola bsrte 9poer al Sfrtht bag fig
% Iashe paa sprang - Ger cfter.
@eo Stormfart fom Ola inS
Srengcitlen % iagoe, ibet ban il9retI
auotlen paa 9orSet:
Ser e @eiue, "a no fier'n ban Il
eig DC mel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
SCOTCH DIALECT.

The Scottish American" has a
story of a North Country servant girl
who wa living with an English family
in the neighborhood of Oxford.
One wet day she happened to step
into a heap of mire and returned
home with her clothes much soiled.
what have you been doing?" asked
her mistress.
"Oh," said she. 81 stepped into a
humplock ~o'glaur."
"An what's 'glaur'?"
Gust clairts," said the girl.
"But what's 'clairts'?"
cts just clabber."
"But dear mel What Is elabber. :"
"Clabber is drookit stour."
"But what is 'drookit stour'f" in
sisted the amazed lady.
"Weel, weel," said the girl, gave
nae patience WI we ava. Ye sud ken
as weel as me; it's just wat dirt"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
A PLOT AGAINST GLADSTONE,

On one occasion two gentlemen, in
vited as guests at a table where Mr..
Gladstone was expected, made a
wager that they would start a con-
versation on a subject about which
even Mr.. Gladstone would know
nothing. To accomplish this end they
read up an ancient magazine article
on some unfamiliar subject connected
with Chinese manufacturers. When
the favorable opportunity came the
topic was started, and the two con-
spirators watched with amusement the
growing interest in the subject which
Mr.. Gl~adstone's face betrayed. Final
ly he joined in the conversation, and
their amusement was turned into
crashing of teeth-to speak h~gurative-
ly--when Mr.. Gladstone said: "Ah,
gentlemen, ! perceive you have been
reading an article | wrote for the
- Magazine some thirty or for
ty years ago."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
menrr Tsrs mn csentlts en- manb bsr

meurr Tere M eeentlis en- Manb bsr
sjsrs?a
1San burbe ubpiie Taft,a iasoe en-.
'San bnrbe penie, inbiil be TO blep
alene, rben at bore ubiat for Gibrpbels
FER iasbe en- auoer.
15an burbe ierse for, at Omsipef'
ierne er | Sarmoni meb Situationen..
'San lfulbe ba ialialt ofre apin.
ben fin rbelte Dpmarti0mbeb for gis.
bIiffet."
Men uper ale bisfe b6rtes ber en-
rolis Rsit. Den iilbSrte en- liben, be-
iteosn auinbe iom bibtil life bapbe
iast noeet:
"Geu Manb, iom life irir | bet rette
Gieblit, er nirfelis en- Eaalmobisbebs'
prspeA. ptret bun milbt, men buab
flyer 3ere ON en- Manb, ium | bet belle
taset fletiffe "trip"
Oct bieu p~lubielis snnite itile, %
oper bpert at Gniisterne itial Der fig ct
fortnnft llbtrpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
S.
HER RECIPE.

A lady famed for her skill in cook
ing was entertaining a number Of her
friends at tea. Everything on the
table was much admired; but the ex-
cellence of the sponge cake was es-
pecially the subject of remark. "Ohl'
exclaimed one of the GUSTS, sit is so
beautifully soft and light Do tell me
where you got the recipe?" II am
very glad" replied the hostess, shat
you find il so soft and light ! made
it out of my own head"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
uheIoist Srieri.

8 &pinbeflubben ~bisfuterte man be
mere eler minbre .beibiee Maaber at fri
pna. On al Domerne ptrebe I ben I'm.
lebnius: 1Seg bar altib siort ben Or.
fariuG at Menbeue life peo, mar cs
bpOr be bsr FIJI. Seq bar aiOiit minoit
ire Tom jes bible siitet mig meb. bpis
be bapbs ipurst mig / bet rette Eieblit .
Gs anben Dame, iom lab | en- Gros
for iis ielp, bemariebe, at bet pit piloe
babe prret uforifanbist at sifte fig mes
benz nile, men ben fsrite Taler bebanb.
Iebe benne Bsmerfnins meb benSorast
Jon ben fortiente, os iortiatie:
"9et par M for Grempel aorI. Gan
f~Ortalie mig ON fin aierIisbeb Tbea.
iret bppr Selien netop frieoe til fin
Sierterbame. Rarl bespnbte | bet iam'
me tit Grieri meb fslsenbe peloalste
Orb: @Gproprs. 9stte minber mig
p~irielie ON, at ies Osiaa bar tnnfi at
fri til nit Siertes ~ubpalste, @eb 9e,
bpem bet err SITE? 2et er 2eml"
Seq gap BAN i~eluielselis en- fulOsial
aurp.
Gn Manb, iOm ies pil fable @eOrs,
palste en- sanite u~iaboanIis fob often
! 6ebruar % bolbt i'm lille Tale uben'
Tor min Bort. Seq irss, iaa ieg batfs%
be 9anoer, min Raie bar rsb iom en-
&ubin ies bar irpstelis fOrfiDlet, %
blep uerre % barre for buert Diinut.
Seq sao @eors ct penlist men beitemt
Gilas."
Amin @rfarins er eubnu pRrre."
iasbe ct anbet Reblem. 4Ynslinseu
frisbe til mtg ueb en- itsrrs Mibbaa ps
bans gem9rfuinser aibrppes ensaits
lmsaem, mebens ban iuGlsebe fin Susl
% fine Boteter ellsr trueoe mig til at
foripne MTG at Retterne. Seq bar Iaa
forpirret, fsr ban bIep ferbis, at jes
tillat life pibite, enteu bet bar fig ielp
eQer &painsen, ban iaa inbtrenaenbe
ppiorbrebe mig til at tase. Sbpertialb
afIIog ies benz begge. Seq snifer en-
Wfono, ioni fan itanie meb at tpase |
bet Gieblit ban beSer en &pinbe ON at
BIZ bans Sufru."
12et Understandable Srieri leg bar
paret uoiat for" besDHie en- treble 8a-
me, "bet bleu fremiat al en- ~aanbsfra.
parenbe ing Wano, ipm bruste Muta.
ter. Seq bapbe uetop ct tibet Selifab,
% min lib bar ielpislselis ipert Op.
taset. Den unse @anb ipritpb bette,
% ior at paaifpnpe Sasen baobe ban
liseiaa soot noierst bet, BON taufte at
iise. Chen fanot leg bans Sptesnel.
isr paa @ulpet buor ban / fit fore
S~inosoprsr babe miitet benz. gtu Ifal
3ere bsre nUgen af Spismslierns:
"0Gpne init asnspaales."
N0apne min gniombeb."
"Rapne min @lebe peb at bore iam-
men meb beube."
"Wapne min llbiist til at arps On.
fel Sens"
"Slbris elitet isr."
Sri"
San % ies er M iOm 9rpr os Ss-
iier for ~boeranore."
"Sere ct ulIeiammen ipart tritite,"
iasoc alubbeHs Sormanb. "Ulen bpab
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
Romiife 6rapiPrifter.

ODER en- Stprmano: .
Serunber bpiIer be ioroiife 2epnin'
ger af Stprman6 Sobn giirben
Ser orufnet | Roroiieen og alorie
blep finben.
Sper en- T~rommeiloger, Der bar er
meeet lem 9ggtemano:
Ser bniler en-, Der niben panfebe.
Com Suitrli, Born og aaIpeifin>
banfeoe.
ODER en- S~agfsrer:
8sben fulste life bans @rempeI -
Den siorbe fort Broces.
ODER fig ielp ~anoronebe en- bsenbt
Ranb lat fsIsenoe @rapifrift:
8 @anorerl ltans % Ices:
9e Sen, iom ligger ber er mine;
Seq piloe snife, be bar bine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
EGGSSTRAORDINARYi

Two men were talking of the
fortune of a third. Eyes," said one,
she made his first strike in eggs. He
bought ten thousand dozen at a low
figure, put them in cold storage, and
sold them at a profit of more than
two hundred per cent. That was the
cornerstone of his enormous fortune"
"Ah," said the other, then the hens
laid it!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
SototiT 0ittigbeo.

Sbioten Com fra aanSSipageanitaI.
tens ginSu iuettager en- 2gitfiiter):
"6aar Oh nogct?"
"Sffe Spor."
"@r Der tnge 6iif ba?"
Seq tror bet life.
"Spor Irnee bar on iiSSet ber?"
Sire elmer
Ia ifuISe on meset heller fommc
berina.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21

"Seepra6s Soiteu~s 0euifre er uSmer,
let. Gtib bar 8laSet noaet mt og npts
tigt at bDSe fine 9Giere; men oiSie gRpns
fire er iauoelis noset a Bet eistieite. BET
bar bragt os. Get er snre AT Hippo og
70, iaa pasisr bet atiurat, sGrbeoieit
9Prs. g.,
Scmeiteao, y. Tut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21
Mems Jumper or Working Blouse,
saga.

A very good model for a working
blouse that can easily be made at
home, is shown, developed in blue de-
MIN. The garment is we'll shaped by
under-arm seams, the upper part COM
pleted by a yoke facing that extends
over the shoulders. A patch is at
tached to the left side, and a rolling
collar finishes the neck. The sleeves
are gathered 10 a narrow wristband.
All the materials used for the pur-
pose are appropriate, such as denim,
Bingham, drilling and jean. The me-
dunn size requires two and fve-eigths
yards of thirty six inch material.
Mems Jumper or Working Blouse
No, S2o2: Sizes for 81, "a, 90, 90, 40,
AZ, a, 40 and 48 inch breast measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21

ty years ago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-21

= 'arittsr': sreaiur, etabnius.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

The feature of the local real estate market yesterday was the large number of deals filed in the probate court for amount exceeding $1000 There were thr- teen transfers, for amounts over $1000,- the total being $40,150, an average of about s3OSS each. Besides these deals there were number of smaller ones for amounts ranging from $50 to $lOOO The activity of the local market is still con fined principally to the residence DOT ton of the city and the building circles show their usual good condition.
 The only transfer of importance in bus mess property that was filed in the pro- bate court yesterday, in fact the first of the week, was from J. l.. Warrington to the Martin Cracker company lot 6, block 121, the consideration being s10O00. The property spoken of is on the west side of the present factory of the Martin Cracker company, which is on the south side of Avenue A, between Twentieth and Twenty first streets. The property fronts fifty feet on Avenue A and extends back 140 feet
 B. B. Martin, manager of the Martin
 
 building would be erected on the prop erty so as to extend the factory. The new building will double the size of the factory and in all probability the com pany will carry a full line of fancy gro ceries and candies.
 The other transfers in local real estate were recorded in the probate court yes terday were:
 c. s. Vaughan and Orphie M Vaughan to R. E. Brown, lots 6 and :, in block ?: consideration, 5000.
 Bell F. Kerr to Robert H. Kerr, certain described property on Twelfth avenue, near Fountain Heights; consideration. S2O0o.
 Sallie A. Stre't and husband to W. H. Stewart, lot II, in Behrens addition; con- sideration. S2500.
 EA Wieferich to J. A. Price. lot and west 4o-foot lot 5, block 1s2; consider ation, s505O.
 w. G. Thomas to W. D. McCarty, lot IS in DeBardeleben & Adger's sub-divis- ion, block 7s2: consideration, s3O0O
 S. Fiine to Mary T. Jeffries, part lot 8. block s55; consideration, s2o50.
 Turner R. weakley to Newman D. Lacey. lot 60x14o feet on Allen street; con sideration, SS600.
 B. Jacobs to T. IT. Walter, lot 17, in sec- ton I. township IS, range west; con- sideration sl250.
 Hortense M. Given 10 A, Eubank, lot in block 74a; consideration, s25o0
 Birmingham Realty company to W, B, Emond, part lots 1-a block 6s7 consider ation sib00
 T. J. Pinokard 10 A, s. Boyd, lot corner Twelfth street and Thirteenth avenue, consideration, &sooo,
 Magnolia Land company to If. M. Arehi- bald. part block 7hi' consideration, la1cc,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
FOR RENT-soUTHsIDE.

2120 Highland ave, s-rooms, modern, $50. 1887 Waucoma ave, 7-rooms, strictly modern, $55. 11s6 12th street, 7-rooms; strictly modern, $40 1907 Avenue B, 7-rooms, modern, $50. SOY s. 23rd St, 5-rooms, Sl5.
 NORTHSIDE. 1916 18th Ave, 5-rooms, $l5. Copeland street, 5-rooms, Sl4. North Haven, 5-rooms, s10.
 WOODLAWN. 229 50th street. 4-rooms, s11.5O. 23i Both street, 5-rooms, $15. 233 5Oth street. 4-rooms, $11.5O, 237 5oth street, 4-rooms, $11.5O-
 STORES AND ROOMS-CITY. 1919 4th ave-, large store room, s75. 1919la 4th ave-, II rooms $S0.
 A. R. DEARBORN & CO.,, Both phones 1102. 1921 1st Avenua
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
Administrators Notice.

State of Alabama, Jefferson County. A, J. Wideman, deceasedl estate of.
 Letters of administration upon the es- tate of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the 2d day of Sep tember, 1905. by the Hon. S. k. Greene probate judge of Jefferson county. Ala bama, notice is hereby given that all per sons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same with in the time allowed by law, or that the same will be forever barred.
 TURNER R. WEAKLEY,
 Administrator. 227-2S First National Bank Building, Bir- mingham, Ala 9-2i-3t-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21

FOR RENT OCTOBER 1. 5 rooms, Central ave, s.; fur rooms 1905 S. 17th st. 6 rooms, n7 N. 23rd st.; free heat. rooms 1217 N. 18th st; modern. 5 rooms, TIP N. 23rd st: cottage. rooms, 17l7 Ave. l., s. 5 rooms 502 Sth ave-, N 8 rooms, partly fur; Bradley and Mont
 gomery sts.
 B rooms, 1130 S. 18th st. 5 rooms 1121 N 2lst st: gas bath. 5 rooms 1123 N. Fist st.: modern. 5 rooms 15oS sth ave, N; bath 5 rooms, 920 N. 24th st.; bath Three rooms each; 3rd ave. bet. &s st. rooms. 1918 St. Charles st; fee. heat. 6 rooms, 514 N. 22 st.; modern. 8 rooms, 1887 Wiazuma ave. s rooms, f09 7th ave, N. modern. 10 rooms, 7i5 18th st., N; modern. rooms 725 S. S0th st.; modern. rooms, 2915 Ave- IT; modern. s rooms, S017 Ave. H; new, modern. ' rooms, 2100 Ave. 1T; modern. ' rooms 2102 Ave. H; new. modern. 10 rooms, 1908 14th st., s.; furnished.
 MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT.
 Phones 46. 22o North 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
Character in Curtains.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
 Did you know you can tell good deal about character from window curtains? ? A woman who has been running around hunting a housemaid says she knew as soon as she saw the front of a house whether the person within who had ad- vertised for place would answer the purpose or not. There were houses with dirty curtains of cheap lace, looped back with soiled and tangled strings; houses with filthy window panes and no cur tains at all; houses where the curtains made feeble effort to keep up with the tawdry style and houses where the glass was clear and the curtains poor but spot less And in all cases the inmates bore out the first impression. "The woman finally got" she said, "came from house where the shades were green and clean and pulled exactly even distances across the spotless window panes. And l knew before went in how orderly the room would be, and how clean and neat per- son she would be herself"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
AdmInstrator's Sale of Real Estate.


 Under and by virtue of an order of sale made and entered by the probate court of Jefferson county. Alabama, on the goth day of September, 1905, in the msster of the application of the undersigned as ad ministrator of the estate of F. O. Ban- drum, deceased, to sell lands of said es- tate for division, I will as such adminis- trator, on Wednesday, the 18th day of October, 1905, on the premises hereinafter described, sell the following described real estate, to-wit:
 The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the south half of the north west quarter of the northeast quarter of section 23, township IA. range west. Min eral rights in said property are reserved to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company.
 Terms of sale cash.
 TURNER R. WEAKI.EY. 9H-St-thu Administrator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
RIAL ESTATE.

-~----~~~------~-~-----~--
 FOR SALE. 5k acres on pike. Sla miles of city, about 1000 it. from electric car line. under good fence; nice lot of water oak and elm shade trees; will make splendid coun- try residence site.
 FOR RENT. 1897 sth avenue: 10-room residence. with servants house. 1701 6th avenue, 6 rooms; bath. gas: $So. TT North IS street, ' rooms; bath. gas. etc.
 L. e. PETTYJOHN, Phones 465 and 1101. 1S2611 sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21
FOR RENT

FOR RENT. 2023 Avenue G, south. rooms. 2522 Avenue E, south, 8 rooms. l626 1928 18th avenue, south. rooms each. 1923 11th avenue, south, 10 rooms; modern. 2168 Sycamore street, 12 rooms; modern. BIO South St. Charles street. rooms. 900 South 18th street, rooms. 1210 South Beach street, 6 rooms 519, 523 South 26th street. rooms each. Hotel. centrally located, Northside. Stores-Choice location. 2116 6th ave. north, 12-rooms 216 24th street, north, 5 rooms 517 23rd street north, 12 rooms. 2449 5th avenue, north 8 rooms. 1923 18th avenue. north, rooms 4 Woodland avenue, North Haven, G. rooms.
 2014 18th avenue, south, 10 rooms. s14, SIS 18th street. south, 8 rooms. Glen Iris home Ii rooms, modern. We have choice residence and business property for sake. If in the market. call and see us.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-21

FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. s70-Two-story; 12 rooms; modern; 9th ave. and 18th street. s35-7-room cottage, 514 18th st. $25-7-rooms; modern; 2421 4th ave. s22. .50-7-rooms; 2419 4th ave $35-7-rooms; modern; 621 23rd st. s40-6-rooms; modern; 1701 5th ave. S5o-S-rooms; brick; modern; 520 18th st. s1s-s-rooms; cottage; 1909 3rd ave. $15-s-rooms; nice place; 1920 18th st.
 SOUTHSIDE. f42.5o-S-rooms, new and modern 1920 St. Charles street. $37 750-7-rooms; modern; ITS 10th ave. s30--7-rooms modern; 1251 12th street. $30-7-rooms; will paint and repair; 3006 Highland avenue. $25-9-rooms; good condition; e19 22nd st. s25-6-rooms, modern; 1912 Ave. H. $50-1O-rooms, modern; cor. 12 st. and Syl- van ave-
 $25-5-rooms, modern; furnace, 1200 Ave. H. s15-5-room cottage, 2103 Ave F. $15-5-room cottage, 2107 Ave. F.
 T. L. ANGLIN & CO.,,
 Phone 1523. 2024 Third Ave.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE.

FOR SALE. Splendid 2-story house; large lot; llth avenue, south; corner. Groom, 2-story; 18th street, between sth and 10th avenue, south. rooms; modern, 2-story residence near Quinlin avenue; bath up and down stairs.
 Groom cottage and 3-room basement; near Norwood Place; very cheap. Corner, near 7th avenue and 23d street.; bargain 140x14O feet; Southern stock yards, front ing 27th street; see this. rooms; nice cottage; 25th street. south. We have fine list of residence property for sale; also nice truck lands, 5, 10, 20 and 40-acre tracts; cheap. For Rent-Four 10-room brick houses In West End and 8 cottages close in. w. B. GRANT REAL ESTATE CO.,,
 2028h First Ave. g-12-14-17-19-21-24-26 -26-10-1
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Notes and Personals.

The remains of Ethel, the 14-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Mann, who died Monday afternoon, were buried at Crumley's chapel yesterday The fu- neral was conducted from the residence by the Rev. w. E. Foust.
 E. E. Evans is quite ill at his home on the Southside.
 Mrs. William Santmyre is making some valuable and extensive Improvements on her residence on First street.
 President R. F. Lovelady has completed the programme for the meeting of the Birmingham District Epworth league which WI be held at Mount Vernon church October 10. The programme will be announced in a few days.
 Carnation Lodge No. 46, Order of Re- bekah, held a very interesting meeting at their hall last night. A number of the members of Broolxslde lodge attended and assisted in the work. Carnation lodge is growing in membership.
 Alma Seay Chapter, No. 36, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet In regular ses- sion next Friday night, and 1t is possible that the charter will be re-opened for membership The officers of the lodge are desirous of increasing the membership. Steps will be taken toward electlng dele gates and making preparations for the meeting of the grand lodge, which will be held at Ensley early in November.
 Arrangements are being made for a musical to be given at the First Methodist church in this city about October 15. Pratt City has a large number of the best vocal ists in the district, and a rare treat Is promised all lovers of good music in the coming event.
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