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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
JUDGE APPOINTS RECEIVER.
New Orleans street Car Company In
Charge Of ElWln c. Foster,


Charge Of Elwin c. Foster.
Trenton. y. j., Jan, c. Elwin G.
Foster OF New Orleans, has been ap.
pointed receiver for the New crloans
railways company by Judge tanning
In che United states circuit court
The appointment OF Mr. Foster as
receiver on The grounds OF Insolvency
OF tho company, was made on satur.
day last and he was again appointed
received yesterday on foreclosure pro.
ceedlngs brought by ;hc New York
Security and Trust company tulteel
for The holders OF bonds amounting To
tiAs2s 900.
The company deiauted 10 the pay
meat OF interest Amounting 10 AGO.
900 On those bonds on Jan 3. The
trust company IL also the complainant
In the suit which resulted n The 40
poinlment OF Foster 40 receiver last
Saturday The appointment OF 90
colycr was made with tac consent Of
the company. the anbwef Of tho COM
pauy 10 the blll " complaint admitting
an The ayermeata
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

Toxic. Jan. b.--I:80 r. ~ The PORT
Arthur supplementary agreement pub
iishsd today. provides for The appoint
meat OF commissioners 10 super.nteud
the enforcement Of The provisions in
the capitulauon compact and deals
With "a eofacerH and men The com,
mlsslonsrs arc 20 meet on The base Of
pehiyu mountain az boon on Tuesday
next eth the military and naval on
GERS OF Port Arthur fortress in The Or
der indicated BY the japanese on the
tabulated receipi u their organizations
who shall conduct themselves 90 al 20
arrive a. the eastern extremity of "a.
hutsui at o'clock on Thursday morn.
tnE. The ohcors en- donc.as are a.
loWod 20 wear their s.dearms Dot The
use OF arms IL prohibited Del The case
o. nou-commiss.oned oaceu and pr
Yates On arrival thsy Eaan be placed
in control o. the committee e-fQrc
iug article % ne original aEreemsnt
civil oGeiEis n0t culsect@l 9th ths
array or rarT shah foIou me onreu
Tbsss at0 have nos serves al volul
tser shan - released r'ihout parole
ffruas uho arr nrccfsary to eject
ere transfer Of fhe fortress haal.nFa
wnrte 81 e.r mrsf wear e. fmb'em
Groa - tke 1araaHf anftof.,lqf
Ffifufe ErppeIig tarwf % omcsTt
agt eGcait atan % Eat'refes 90 Do
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

Chicago. Jan 9 tlias MuheI rs
ram. wealthy heifets knoun az ons
OF ne most beautiful women IN chs
esgo society. bas been fonud dead
IA hsr boudoif aiih q h9llst hole
through Der meek % s 6eniss that
she committed mlclGe tte sound BE-
inE atif'bwsd 20 ne accidental otplo
slou ~ a weapon fbat she wst clean
Boz preparatory 70 a busting trip is
CaIlflrnia Mlas Bgiam sas sis
ttrlh]aw 81 N peru me former
president % the BARK ~ Norm Amer
lee. nh0 vas recently Indicted fof
aFs0n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
SEVERAL INJURED IN
REAR-END COLLISION
On Account of Snow Engineer
Gould Not See Signals.
rRAINs RUNNING I'D sLow IL


Twentieth Century Limited ts Tsls-
seeped BY New York and Boston
Special and a Number Of Pssssn-
gers Were Hurt
Cleveland. Jan, ga roarend COLI
sion late last night between the Twen-
tieth Century limited and the Chlce-
60, Boston and New York special GA
the Lake Shore road near anglia. n,
", as result OF which eight passen.
gers wore injured, but none fatally
Both trains We're eastbound The
twentieth century limited was running
at reduced speed owing 10 a hot box
on the engine,
A binding enowstorm prevented the
engineer OF the train following from
seeing the block signal, Among those
injured we're the following,
Il. c. Morton New York, hurt In
ternally.
W. H. clSrksou, 81. Louis, cut ana
bruised
John s. Butler nunalo shoulder in.
jured.
Major Richardson. United states
army. cut on head.
Neither engiues nor cars left the
track The SECOND train was running
AZ less than hlll speed, owing to the
heavy suowsturm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

San fra7e.fe1 jan. rhs sgtooEri
o Is NlHg arrived hsra from ma
fat.nga end brings no 6fs aees ttai
lho rrma.as on a bIF lnsstea fiip
same HHotuNp nes oa Gee reefs nat
grrpeas 600 Island ~ Waafaa o.
q H1fmias5 fhat tts st.pefeeke8 crsa
haf reaehef either Auckland ~ Ta
hh sefofs mis- nmf. sa. sFI ss Heard
lIln lL.r
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spection and must be limited In
weight
The agreement further provides for
the transfer of hospitals. the immu.
nifty Of non-combatants. their freedom
of action and The removal Of private
property.
II promises TO facilitate the move
ment of families OF officers and ON.
cials. but reserves the right OF remoy.
al OF objectionable persons and the re.
lease of japanese prisoners.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
NATIONAL CONGRESS
AGAIN IN SESSION
February Sth Day Set To Can.
yass Presidential Vote.
SEVERAL srlLs ARE pAssEO
Congressman Livingston Demands
Time To BE Heard on Hls Rssolu,
tlOn Regarding Cotton Rsports--A
Floral Design Given Burrows.

Washington, Jan, c. when the
house convened today the Invocation
was delivered by William Coudon. OF
Boston, son OF the house chaplain Mr.
Wadsworth, chairman of the commit
tee on agriculture, submitted a report
on the resolution requiring the secre
tary Of agriculture 20 furnish certain
Information regarding cotton statisticl
with the recommendation that as the
estimates OF the department of agrlcut
ture we're found to be honestly aud
lntelllgently made. the resolution he
on the table.
Mr., Livingston Of Georgia, dc
manded time TO be heard In favor OF
the resolution, alleging that he had
had no opportunity To- speak IN It's
favor before the committee Il final
" was agreed tina THE sub should
be discussed for two ho1 Pend.
ipg It's consideration, Mr. 'Littauer. OF
Nevada, from the committee on ap.
preparations. reported the Qualifications
appropriation bill
BY a vote OF so 70 ~ The Living
ston resolution was tabled 81 the
house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

b.Gm.eguaid Ala Jan CaDiaIB
h'ftmotm Fesuou Hobaoa. Who va
"a ihir ety rsesafiT. said b. lad writ
'ap to msmlsrn of no house and sea
aif 81 ne United states calling alten
aph 90 itf eHlargff navy vAlch be- 1e
tfe' ae'ifG fgrft tte aeem ,aa
M cfn ii.tfor tta Hsaa rlt
$50 500 d.. 5as Ua
81 Ne r'stfsrn 6e netf rs. nasfla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

0a.tef'91 Te lal YFo mild
asf ~ gffoe f.ler have hean 6lt
eosFfsa hsfs eai bsefms ~ fhs lais
asfs " ttt ssason 30 atsasiHets q, 81
ieftttrNl TIE psrstts are I've 80
800 falers ub0 arrives 81 tsa sfesn.
fh.9 flmf'ie fW Tte Heu
% ~ tht n taE naa
Pans Hfazi. o1 ~ Ii
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

Neu orleans. Isa 6 me Un.tea
States cruiser Colamba uhlch ieft
Fenfac5ia yesterday ara o'clock
crossed ths ~ a. port gs6s tt 10
q on aBs proceeded 30 the liver 10
Nas orleans Bhs eH ID f1rkas 10
che government aoatiEg 5ts 90 Jaar
~ i1 TIE b.e Frsnsh cruiser J1.
rsa 90 is CravitFs "a a8a bel ths eoes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
LaNyar. aummonsa 10. 49,

New York. Ban 6 Attorney A. r.
HummeI and A r Rauenunrg. one Of
biz partners. are said 90 have been
served with snbp0enns calling them az
witnesses before lte grand iury De- ths
investigation OF the charges growing
out OF the MoueD Dodge divorce tan.
sic 10 which Charles = Dodge Tor
merry The husband of Mr Morse. has
been central nguro iiummel and
Ka1ouburgh olismgd 70 be Dodgcs at
torneys when be- was brought recently
from Texas. They attempted 10 SOC
him. bot we're not allowed 30 40 80,
and Dodge said be retained others a..
soanEel.
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Open.Hearth Steel Will Do 1t

Eyes. Birmingham will be a greater in
dustrial center than Pittsburg."
There was a ring of conviction, of final
ity, in the tone of the financier, the man
of large affairs and far-reaching vision,
as he closed the conversation with this
climax:
"Open-hearth steel"
That, in the opinion of this eminent au-
thority, is the foundation upon which the
greatness of Birmingham rests assured
Birmingham and open-hearth steel against
Pittsburg and Bessemer steel. The de-
cision in the contest has been reached
already.
The working out of the details is a
matter of only few years, when Pitts
burg must halt and allow Birmingham to
take the lead. Basic open-hearth steel
has demonstrated its superiority over the
Ressemer product in variety of ways
notably in adaptability to more lines of
manufacture and equableness in varying
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Birmingham to Be
A Greater City
Than Pittsburg."

Birmingham will be a larger city than
Pittsburg."
That was the prediction of one Of the
most eminent financiers of the country on
the occasion of his recent visit to this
city. The words were not uttered in the
presence of representatives of the press,
but were part of some remarks which he
had addressed to two or three gentlemen
in the course of an informal conversati ton.
The emphasis with which they were said
made a deep impression. for his hearers
knew he is a man who appreciates the
value of words and always weighs them
before giving them speech
They knew, too, that he was familiar
with Pittsburg and the miles of industries
which line the ways to Tat great cen
ter, and that he had at his fingers ends
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climates. This superiority is very appar-
ent in rails. Those made in the mills Of
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company have met every test of climate
and service to which rail can be sub
jected. Consequently Birmingham rails
are at a premium with the railway man
ayers of the United States
Birmingham steel is not only the supe-
rior of the Bessemer product for indus
trial and commercial purposes, but, as
was pointed out in this conversation, the
supply of basic ores in the Birmingham
district is practically unlimited, and this
with the assemble ge of the other raw ma
terials in immediate proximity to it, gives
Birmingham tremendous advantage over
Pittsburg. This advantage of itself would
turn the scale in Birminghams favo-.
even if the two kinds of steel were of
equal merit.
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NORWOOD'S BANNER
1t L0omed in the Floral Parade.

low in a ratio of acceleration.
The construction of the isthmian canal,
said this same authority, will be a great
factor in the fastening of these results.
Not only that, but the preliminary con-
struction work of the canal will levy upon
the coal fields of Alabama for its supply
of fuel and make demand for the iron
and other products of the Birmingham
district In word the harvest is ripen-
ing already for the sickle of the Magnet
City.
These are not the utterances Of a Wis
ionary, mind you. They are the de-
liberate expressions of one speaking with
the precision of a mathematician who
knows his figures are correct and with
the assurance of logician whose deduc-
lions are from true premises.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

BOARDERS wanted at 1901 Sth ave. good
board; comfortable rooms; modern con-
veniences. 4-19-2l- $685. 81 90 80
BOARDERS wanted at 1854 West lO5th
st, New York; location central: park
and riverside drive; l03d st. station sub
way and l04th st. elevated: reference.
Mrs. Henry Stats, Birmingham Adj
dress Mrs. T.. A. Gage. 4-2S- t-su
ELEGANT room with board. 1912 5th ave.
4-27-7t
LARGE front room with board: conven-
lent location; flrst-class accommoda-
tons, 7Ol South 10Th st. 4-3O-St
NICELY furnished front room, modern
conveniences; breakfast, O'Clock din
ner Highland, near loop line; People
phone 1913.
REFINED young lady can get nicely
furnished room with breakfast and sup
per in small private family, North
Highlands. Address H. N, care Age
Herald.
-FOUR young men or two couples Cln get
delightful rooms and board in one of
the most desirable locations on South
Highlands. 222S Arlington avenue,
NIUE room and board, 7l9 south 10Th St,
Bell phone 1915.
WANTED-Two young men or couple to
occupy room and board with strictly
private family; all modern conveniences:
splendid location; references exchanged.
Address Home, care APe-Herald.
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RlsINEss cHANcEs

CORPORATION doing large infersfa t.
business wants competent man to man.
age branch office; arrangements will
be made with right party to earn s25Oo
per annum and additional commission;
energetic man should earn $1,000 yearly:
must invest from $1,000 to 5000 in stock
of company; unquestionable references
as to ability and integrity required, Adj
dress Box 536 Madison, Wis.
$1s00-1S choice lots; 50xl4O each; front
car line; corners at station. b. L. Eborn.
Peoples phone 1911.
NEW York is the second city in the
world. with a population of four mil
lion, which has doubled every II years
for a century past; some of the great
est fortunes In America were made in
its real estate; We control magnificent
property which will enhance tremend-
ously in value, and now offer the or
portunity to participate in these pro-
fits by purchasing preferred stock in
company now organizing. For particu-
lars address Realty, Room S04. 26 Broad
way, New York.
s35Oo-Rents s51 a month; 100x100; North
side. B. F. Eborn- PEOPLES phone 1911.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room and board
or board without room on or near 18th
avenue car line beyond oath street. Can
furnish good references. Address NJ. c.,
care AEe-Herald. 4-29-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room with board
for couple "Boarder-
WANTED-Three connecting unfurnshed
rooms with meals; good location. South
!. Highlands. Address Post Office box rs.
WANTED-A young couple with good
references desires board with private
ffamily. Close in perferred. Address G.,
~ care AgeHerald.
yWANTED-Thoro hardware man;
lineman; electrical engineer window
decorator; day laborers; only white peo-
pie employed. We find you work. Cali
VI Eyita A3 Chalifoux building.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Aen 10 learn barber trade;
great demand for graduates, $l2 to Sl5
weekly paid; few weeks completes; new
method; catalogue mailed free. Moler
Barber College, New Orleans, La.
4.25-6t
S75Oo-5Ox100: improved; n. L. corner 4th
ave. and 25th st; subject TO change
without notice. &. f. Eborn, S01-2 Title
Guarantee Bldg.
WANTED-Man to introduce a patent
hardware article. SIS a week and eX-
penses. Honesty and sobriety more nee
essary than business experience; state
age and employment International
Shear Company. As -. 4th street. Phil
adelpha, Pa. 4-l6-St-su
WANTED-Wh and eolored laborers for
various industries Sl25 /. s1.75 per
day; also a few servants. Apply l. j.
White, 2o2ll2 First avenue. 4-2S-2t-fr-su
WANTED-First-clas well educated so
lctor Man of good address. Salary
or commission. Address Solicitor care
Age-uerald. 4-29-2t
s6500-Rents $780, corner; 1OOxl90; Ave. f.
h. r. Eborn, Peoples phone 1911.
WANTED Educated man or woman to
work through medical, nurse or dental
college Box 376 Chicago.
WE will make you a present of 500;
give you a splendid suit of clothes every
ninety days; enlarge your picture free
and pay YOU a salary of $50 per month
and all travelling expenses to take or
ders for the greatest and most re-
liable portrait house in the world; all
this will be guaranteed. Address r. ID.
Martel Dept 500, Chicago, Ill.
A GOOD position Is offered energetic per-
sons everywhere lacking signs, distrib-
uting circulars. samples, etc; perma-
nent occupation; good pay; thousands
Of dollars paid monthly to distributors.
American Union, Pontiac Building, Chi
cago.
$575O-3rd ave; 5Ox1i0; improved; near oath
ST. b. f. Eborn, So1-2 Title Guarantee
Bldg
WANTED-Men to distribute samples;
tack signs 81 daily; no canvassing.
Continental Distributing Service, Chica-
go, Ill.
WANTED-Men everywhere; good pay;
to distribute circulars adv matter;
tack signs, etc; no canvassng. Ma
tional Adv Bureau, Chicago.
WANTED-Perscn to call on retail trade
for manufactm ing house; local territory;
salary $25 paid weekly; expense money
advanced: previous experience unneces-
sarv American House, Star Building,
Chicago
WANTED-At once; men to become fire.
men and brakemen; S75 to $125 monthly
on first class roads; applications and
fun particulars for stamp. Address 800
Railway Exchange Bldg, St. Louis.
slSoO-5Oxl90; Choice corner; 18th ave,
Norwood b. T., Eborn S0l-2 Title Guar
antee Bldg
WANTED-Good men TO sell best regis
tration outfit on market in conjunction
with accident policy paying $1,000 death
benefit and So weekly indemnity. An
nual cost 81 Handsome seal grain wallet
given free to policy holders. For exclu-
sive territory address Southwestern Reg
istry Co, Dept. /, Memphis. Tenn.
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Not "Ad' Alone.

If you intend to own a home in Br-
mingham, buy now, before prices advance,
they must with the influx of popula-
tion which is certain within the near
future. You may construe this as an ad-
vertisement, but it is advice given in a
spirit of candOr
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$1,000 feet front near First ave. be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS; excellent bust
ness location
$685. rooms and hall. two porches, city
and spring water. near churches, school
and car line in East Lake.
s3000-Corner near church an Ave. f car
line, close in. two six-room houses; good
white tenants; houses recently painted
and papered and in good repair.
s3500-9Sx24o feet; Groom brick. with hall,
porches, etc. on corner in good location;
10th ave, North.
$6500-100x100; corner two dwellings and
store; good property; rents well; on
Northside.
S5n0o-About 16 lots, with 7-room dwelling.
servants house, stable. barn, etc; lies
as pretty as any tract you ever saw;
fronts over 400 feet on macadamized
street near car line, and in very swell
neighborhood that is being built mp with
some of the finest residences in this city;
lots are selling at from $50 to $40 per
front foot just five blocks from this
property.
sSoo-S200 cash and SIS per month; neat
almost new 4-room home near car line.
churches, stores. postoffice and school in
heart of West End.
$500 rooms and beautiful lot in excel
lent neighborhood; on macadamized
street; near churches. stores. school,
college. etc: East Lake.
S1e00-s150 cash and s15 month rooms and
hall; newly painted and repaired; good
shape lot 5oX9e0 feet: fronts south: one
block from car line: two blocks from
public school; 3 blocks from postoffice
and stores; lovely shade trees, etc: al
most heart of East Lake.
5000 acres; land fenced; two-room cabin
and well near Trotwood park and car
line. East Lake; other lands near by
sold for $500 per acre
500 feet fronting on l.. & N railroad near
Southern; splendid manufacturing site.
Price and further particulars at office.
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The Greatest Steel Center

Therefore the manufacture of steel and
steel products in the Birmingham district
upon the most extensive scale in the
United States-or the worlds a question
of time and a comparatively short time.
for when a problem of such magnitude
as this has been solved, results fol-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-30
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBiLISTS- buying an au-
tomoble or supplies, send for free sam
pie copy of the leading and largest au-
tomoble journal in the world from one
issue you will get more automobile in
formation than you can get elsewhere
with Q months efforts: write today.
Automobile Trade Journal, 1918 Hilbert
St PHILADELPHIA, Pa 4-9-4t-su
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LOST. sTRAYED or STOLEN.
LOST Saturday afternoon on 2d avenue.
between 18th and 21st streets small
Chatham watch; red enameled with
short gold chain and charm. Finder re-
turn to POOL Avenue II and receive re-
ward
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one CENT A WORD.

RAT ES-One cent a word a day; no
ad. taken tor less than 20 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order
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RialtO Bldg. 81, LOUIS. 4-zo-4t-We-su
ED-Manufacturers' agents in
touch with purchasing agents of rail-
ways and large corporations to carry
staple line paying liberal commission.
The Vulcan Chemical Co., Cleveland, o.
S6oOo-Two-story, modern. Groom resi-
dence large lot; close in; choice; loca-
tom Northside; VIII pay about u per
cent b. f. Elorn, Peoples phone 1911
WANTED-Tra Yelling salesman to sell
grocers; permanent position; state pres
ent occupation and salary expected. Los
Angeles Cider Co. st. Louis. Mo.
Statesmen = New Cleveland iobbing
! house with large capital wishes to EN-
poy corps of experienced travelling
statesmen; high com mission with $S5
weekly. w. S. Finley n Co., 90-96 Pros
pect St. Cleveland, ..
wANTED-Capable salesman to cover
Alabama; staple line: high commissions;
advance of $1Co monthly; permanent po-
sition to right man. Jess II. Smith Co.
Detroit. Mich 4-30-4t-su
wANTED-Trave salesman for Ala
bama; staple line; entirely new induce
ments to trade; high commissions; s25
weekly advance; permanent to right
man. r. c. Farley Co. Detroit Mich
40 t-sl
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WEAK MEN-Our Improved Vacuum De-
yeloper permanently cures sexual weak
ness, varicocele, structure, enlarges
shrunken organs; sealed particulars.
Charles Manufacturing Co.. Charles
bldg Denver, Col. 4-30-4t-su
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the figures of it's enormous tonnage, of
its immense financial resources, and of
the phenomenal growth of it's population.
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HELP WANrEo-FEMALE.

- :.
WANTED-Lady assistant for branch of
fee; established business; SIS paid week
"; no Investment required; position per-
manent; previous experience not essen
tial Address American Union, Como
Rlock. Chicago. 4-3O-2t
IADIES-Earn $50 per hundred writing
short letters, Stamped envelope for
particulars. Gem Mfg. Co., Cassopols,
Mich.
WANTED-Ladies to do piecework at
their homes; we furnish all materials
and pay from s. to $l2 weekly; send
stamped envelope To Royal Co.. "a Il.
Monroe St. Chicago.
$S501-7-room house; central; lot 50x1i0 "
block of goth st. b. L. Eborn. S0l-2 Title
Guarantee Bldg.
WANTED-Ladies to canvass; good ar
ticle; will pay good salary. Call Tues
day between 8 and 10 o'clock. 2l17 9TH
avenue.
WANTED-A competent white girl to
work in private family. Good wages.
Peoples phone 1909; Bell phone 227S.
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FOR RENT.


FOR DECENTRALIZATION, Reese street, 3
4-room cottages: well located, with gar
den; So per month. Apply Eagle Hotel.
4-l2-St- th-sat-su-tu
FOR RENT-To two small families, house
eight rooms: modern; can furnish l1tch-
en-, dining room and one bedroom. Bell
phone 2lSi. NJ. B. W., care Age-Herald.
FOR RENT-Nice cottages ranging in
price from 50 to s25; close in and
on car lines. r. f. Manly x Co.
FOR RENTs-New brick cottage, modern
conveniences, cabinet mantel. bath, easy
walking distance, on two car lines Rent
SIG per month. Apply 1903 18th avenue,
north.
FOR RENT-Nice Groom cottage. S2s
n. 18th street; s22 per month"; John b.
Bethea, Steiner building Bell phone
1927.
FOR RENT-Modern cottage, $50 Path ST.
opposite park and new High school; sS5
A nice 3-room cottage; lois 18th street.
$50 and water furnished Macke, 2ll3
Sd avenue.
FOR RENT-Completely furnished house
in good neighborhood; southside. Ad-
dress d. W., care Carrier 10. 80
4-S-2t-fr-su
FURNISHED residence for rent, South
Highlands. Elstone. box S73. 4-30-eod tt.