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Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
LANSING

M. w. A. held their annual election
of officers Wednesday evening with the
following results: V c, e. S. LaBar;
Adr, Philip White; banker, G. H. Hen
derson; clerk, A. J. Salzgeber. After
which an oyster supper was served to
about fifty WOOdmen, their wives and
invited friends.
The school basket social held at the
hall Friday night was a success socially
as we'll as we'll as financially. Receipts
$12.75.
Joe Benish went to Silver Lake, to
visit his friend Claude Hoffman Satur-
day morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rizer,
Friday, Dec IA, daughter.
Benny Sunny returned from a land
seeking trip in South Dakota, last week.
! J.G. Vaughn and son Harry visited
relatives in Blooming Prairie, last
! week.
Mr.. John Honeywell visited his
cousin, Mrs. Elsie Vaughn Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schissler of Aus
tin visited her father, A. V. Bacon Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Hobart left Tuesday morning
for Hudson, Wis.,, where she will make
her home, this winter.
! Celia Chapter, No. 48, O. E. S. in
stalled the following officers, for the
ensuing year, Saturday eve: Edith
Cronan, W. NJ; F. A. CARL, W. p;
Mary Vaughan, A. NJ; o. G. LaBar,
&c.,; Elsie Vaughan, Treas; Katherine
Koe, Cond.; Ella CARL, Assoc. Cond.
Jennie Stlmson, Adah; Maud Thomp:
son, Ruth; Mary LaBar, Esther; VAL
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
LIE ROY
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
Rev. Wenigar of Lime Springs, filled
the PRESBYTERIAN pulpit Sunday morn
ing and gave an excellent discourse
| Mr. Wenigar has had experience as a
missionary in South America and also
as worker in the slums, and is very
interesting speaker: Rev. L. T.. Sher
man preached at Lime Springs Sunday
morning and at Chester in the after
noon exchanging with Mr.. Wenigar.
! The newly elected officers in the
Woodmen lodge are, y. {: Voss' y q
C.J. Wells, W A; A. D. Brown, E B
+. L. Roy, Clerk; +. Morrow, Escort
Will Day, Sentry; Otto Hanson, Mana;
ger for three years; A. +. Hentlln and
NJ. J. Hart, Physicians.
RN A officers: Mrs. D. Palmenter
oracle; Mrs. Wills, V o; Jane W hlteside
Chan; Matilda lSweet, marshall; Lena
! Brown, kec.; Mrs. W. H. Brown, receiv.
or; Bridget Murry, J 5; Mrs. H. Prentis
rs; Mrs. T.. Palmenter, manager; Mrs
K. E. Whitcomb, organist.
Mrs. F. Nj. Butler returned home
Saturday from Rochester where she 1e-
ceived treatment at st. Mary's hospital.
She is very much improved IN health.
Mrs. F. O. Brown of Chester was Wis
iting friends in Leroy last week Tues
day.
L. b. Merrick and II. G. Beherns
were in Cresco last week as petit jurors.
Frank Thompson of Springfield, Mo.
was visiting Leroy relatives and
friends last week. He left Saturday
for Austin 10 visit his uncle, A. T..
Thomson and family From there he
will return to his home in Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Whitcomb visit
ed Austin last week Wednesday.
Miss Frances Wells and her sister
Mrs. D. G. Corbett and her two child
rem OF Didsbury, Canada, are visiting
relatives in Leroy.
Arrangements have been made for
session Of the State Farmers Institute
to'be held in Leroy Friday, Jan. II
1907.
r. l.. H. Lord, principal of the high
school at Chatfeld was calling on Le-
Roy friends one day last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lord made many warm friends in
Leroy while he served as principal of
our schools.
The sale and chicken pie dinner giv-
on by the Dorcas Society of the Bap-
tist church Saturday, was well patron.
lied. Proceeds about $65.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19

eria Phillips, Martha; Mary Webher,
Electa; Ada Mcintyre, Warder; J. H.
Saxton, Sentinel; Charlotte Thompson,
Chaplain; Alice Soule, Organist; Eliza
Carll, Marshal.
George Phillips arrived here from
Lisbon, n. D., Monday eve to spend
the winter.
Leonard James Neller, aged three
months, infant child of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Albert M. Neller of Udolpho died early
Tuesday morning, Dec. 18th of spinal
meningitis. Funeral at the house
Wednesday noon.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19

Lightly and Henry Wyant for the most
comical looking girl and boy. Supper
was served consisting of oysters, sand
wiches, cheese, pickles, doughnuts, cof.
fee and fruit. A good time was had
by ALL
Arthur Shinofeld of Albert Lea was
an over Sunday visitor at the Bucha-
nan hone.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
New Cure for Epilepsy.

J.B. Waterman, of Watertown, O.,
Rural free delivery, writes: "My dangh-
ter, afflicted for years with epilepsy,
was cured by DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
She has not had an attack for over two
years." Best body clearsers and life
giving tonic pills on earth. Csc at K.
o. Wold's drug store.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
| Charge You Nothing
If Your Sight is Normal.
-
Far Sight or Hyperopia.

Far Sight or hyperopia.
No muscular effort is needed by the
normal eye to see distant objects.
Some eyes are so formed that they re.
quire muscular exertion to see far ob-
jects clearly. This is called FAR
SIGHT or HYPEROpIA.
Such eyes are doubly strained when
used for near vision. This exertion
constitutes eyestrain, among the evils
of which are seventy-ive per cent of
the headaches and nervous Affections.
This condition is cured by the use of
Perfectly fitted glasses.
DR.. DAIGNEAU,
Eye Specialist.
One door east of Transcript. AUSTIN, MINI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-23

TIL Saturday night ana SUNDAY
lonniup ut he police. station Numbered
thl'" arrests, two of them being for in
t".ir;'tr II ana one for assault ana blt
terry. 1i' prisoners taken in ON The. FIRST
chtI%" were Willis YcItrn and William
ilaNdtE. Mr.. Y-.iton'r health WAS mo-,
Of the best during his incarceration ami
on :tri'.;iriIt% before, the court ycet.l-
day morning he was in consideration
nf ms ColidIIl ION, given his choice of 60
ing NJ on the hill for 30 DAVIS or harI,
u the farm for Il like period and he
rh"S' the latter With the understand
ing That II ne visits the city before. the
expiration Of the limit Of MS exile he.
snail be- legitimate prey of the police.
Mr. Hayden paid 4 fine Of S. The pris-
ontr VIII" was up against the charg.. OF
assault ana battery was Raourl Dau-
t"uil, and from the. evidence which was
submitted il was the decision of the.
court that he should forfeit TO the
county the sum of s. in order to secure.
his fire.. dom.
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PROBATE COURT.
Wills Proved, Approved ard Allowed
and Administration Granted.

III thc rrnba:, court Monday the fol.
lowing Wills Wrr" proved. approve.
ana aIluWrI: Of Dlrin furnha,n IN,
Of R.udli, IN. ,.,u.%" Clifford F.truh.n
Kingston. y. ". cX'cut"r; Frank i
Howe. Nu&s;;innro. y, He L. Howe y,4-
sdIburo. tNrc::tlix; John K. El,..
WinslnW. Emily T.. E'laHG. Wmslnw
cXccutliX; nrlaldn tullicr. Iiallov.lI
Susan y. Ctnlirr. Iiall"N III. ,xccutriy
Administration VII; granted ON In,
following "stat,:;: OF Stephen Frost
Rome. Charles f. Johnson. Watc,viII.
administrator; Ami" l.. Andrews. An
gusta. Charles l.. Andrews, Aupusta
administrator: Hannah j. Hammond
Eaudnlph Willis l.. Moody, RauduI,i,
administration: Grors" tuptill. Read
field. NJ l,un +. Gur,!nn. H.udti.lI Nh
Alden q. TIyIur, Bni;L,ud
Russ, II g.. TaN Tor, Oakland, u.!iiIiItir-
TRAITOR: Thomas I,ph.rty. Hallnly,.Il
Iicn TcHn'N, ilt!lrWr!l. administrator
Gtor@ia \. knnWtnn Of West Garii-
n"r VS. appointed guardian of cLayrnr.
T.. knoWit"I. West Gardiner: ,h:irlr.;
r.. Heath. N""!i::"ci't T., l.. guardian
of Clare nee. N. ii'i'h. pitrsion: Parker
r. kHoWltrn. Nulfnlk Va, olI,r,i;.u ,t
Alien r., He'd =. ana earn. T.
knoWlton. W, ST Gardiner.
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NJ i

II. i. carver. Autumn. Chairman t!'aid
n, IT. Williams. Augusta. Chairman
Board vi I;,i.str.rtium
Ill... a inurlmrn Etnrnr, 'ha rnan
f:urrd ut Registration, J.
ir,rr& Il St,t-"r. nath. Chairman
I:u:II E,.t i..trlIi"n. !.
i t. Lombard. belfast, Chairman
,:htrl,l T. Ihr:,.y. !.idd-f"rd. rhnr-
" ,nr n"'TH " '' r n@n'I hr %,, Chairman
Board "f Registration, !.
Thomas NJ. Brown. calais. chairman
Board uf E."IstiItiou. l.
Henry II Wads worth. Passport, thilr
mA'l E"ari Fl i;.;l. tra' In, IN -, ,u..t,
t.,I.Hard * iufl,,u= Ellsworth. 'h.'h
man Board uf Registration, l.
'hurlc. .. i<noX. gardiner, Chairman
BOARD of Registration. ].
G'"rg" \ irf.w. Lewiston 'ha'rill -
BOARD Of REGISTRATION. jill -
Vim H. Powell ola Town, Chairman
.i"hn i. Hobbs. Portland, Chairman
R,,arl ur T;"gistrati"m. / ,,.,.,,
lanes Drnahu". K"ckland, Chairman
Board of Registration, |,
Henry NJ Burns. Sac", Cha rman BOARD
:" u ,II Il. Fuller. So Portland, chair
man Board of Registration. ,,...i,.
CharI,s r. Mathews. Watervili", 'hdIf
itd.nrI IL. Phillips. Wrstbrooll, Chair
mau Board of Registration, c,,,,
Fr,nk s Adams. Emwd"in. Mem. State
tlttl. COMMISSION, :. ,..,
Il d Peal Bangor, Mem. stat" 'attl'
.I"hn II, nrrrimE.y sa"o, Nm, Stat"
Cnttl" C"mmiSSi"n, Y nrn,o Mem
Library Commission 4
a Jnlv. WatrrviIlc. Mem Board Vet
q n Dudley, Hallowel. Tr"s Ind
Il Peaks. n0ver. Chairman r r
COM. II
William VI. Rrownsm, Portland Tr"S
Maine school for Deaf. =.
July
Wm ~ Harris. Augusta. mrmnrf
Board Of Registration Medicine and sur
YIN. s. Thompson. Augusta, member
BOARD ~ Registration Medicine ana ~
H.. Il. carleton. winthrop, commissioner
Inland Fisheries and Game, |.
SEPTEMBER.
Thomas l.. Talbot. Portland. member
Eoard Legal Examiners. l. 49,, p.,,r.,
l.. : Chilcott, hanger. member hn =,
Examiners IN PRACTICE, of Dentistry. l.,
r a. Sawyer. Skowhtsan. ni'mh,,r
Board Examiners in Practice oil i''h'
Il. +. rhadb"urnc. Eiddeford, m"mh'
Enilr"Id tommis%on. T. .,,..
Wu II sherman. Bar Hirh"r recorder
municipal court -.
r
Henry g. Peabody. Portland, 1uStI'" =
W.. il. ,tIaynn. trustee Normal Schools
-
DEC TEMPER.
Frederick II Wilson. brunswick. Nom
b.r Pharmacy Comm.s son, l.
charles A. Rolfc. Princeton. agent l'iS
e;.ma,ploddy Indians. l.. -,
. T.: F.eld Bangor. trustee insane nos
Edwin James Haskell, trustee tniv"r-
sity OF Maine. -.
The work of fixing the valuation "l
the cities, towns and plantations "i the
state is now in progress al me
office Of the Board # star" Assessors
ana it is exprctr that thi7 l"rti'h II
the states valuation will BE- COM
pletrd some time next Week ~"
members Of the board viii leave on INC
morning train today for BAN On
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at PASSPORT, for the pulp"5r oc CO...
Quoting Il wholesale ana retail trri,
ana confectionery business. Win
SO. 900 capital stock. of which nothiu.
* paid in. Officers: President Hos,
w. brigham of Passport; Treasurer
Olive. T.. iiridghIm of EaStrUrt. C,r,i-
tic;lt,. flied oct. 20. 1906.
Tie Ec&t"n Falls Developing Co.
organiZ.I ut Augusta, for thu. Iurpn..
of cnlGu, ting Il general manura,.,Itr-
ing. developing and mining busi l.4;
ana Tor various ".hci purposes vim
$500 900 capital stock. Of when nn-
thing is paid III. Officers: fr"yid,n-
ana treasurer J. Ferry Of Au.u...,
Cer,itiri,t, iil,d Get. -. 1906.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications. az they canno,
reach The diseased portion of The ear
1h,f" IS only one way t. crue deafness
and that is hy constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an 1nnamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eu-
stachian TUBE. When this tube is IN,
fidin"i "ou have 4 rumhliug sound OF
imperfect hearing. and when il is entirely
closed Deafness il TIN: result. and unless
tn" Inflammation can be- taken out and
tins tube restored to :iS normal COnditio
hearing will he destroyed forever; MIN.
cases out of ten Az. caused by tatarrh
which Is nothing but an Unframed cundi
tiun nf the mucous surfaces.
We Will civ" one Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness raus"d by catarrhD
that cannot be- ciirtd by Halls Cltarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
tinn
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matters pertaining to the valuation OF
that ci'y. and from there Will 90 q
Lewiston for the l.uHnoSe Of looking
over the big electric power PLAN " tin
Libby IL Dinghy co. ut Der Ein9, ca
the AndroScOSgin river.
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HEALTH FOR LUNGS

Is practically a sure thing for every.
one vino viii use l:ALI.AtDS GOLDEN
CIT, faithfully. 1l' res nothing SO hat
for tn" lun"S as hacking and coughing
thtr" : milling so good for them as this
wonderful f;plbi:N OIL that RAII.A!tI
Dr-'rIrrs. An old Maine "Staud-hy," re
liibl". Inexpensive; ever ready. In BE
ana :Ih' bpttlrS-Ht your Traders BAL.
CARD GOLDEN OH. 90. old Town NJ
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matters pertaining to the valuation Ot
that city. and from there will go q
Lewiston for the luEnoSc Of Looking
over the big electric puV:rr PLAN ~ tin
Libby IL Dinghy Co. 1T De. = Rips ":i
the Ambrose oggin river.
Hon. \. ". Gilman. commissioner Of
agriculture. was at the department
Monday. on various matters of hu$l-
ness connected with his office, in' itdrd
in which WAS the .,'r:til2"nici Of a.. q !
for til" coming farmers institutes 10
he held in tin. different co;int''S. Mr..
Gilman has been busy with TIE
han VrstinE of crops - his bonn" in
FuXcrnft. :uId has jiu-t '"!npi' ted get
Tins in his crop of i,',:at", and has i'll
his cellars 800 bushels. which were
raised ON nine acres of land. Mr..
Giin;l. said in speaking; # potato :
that th,. crop raised by hila was a
good nn" for this year. hut not large as
compared with thua, Of other years. as
he piece Of land referred to above
usually yields about 800 bushels
PAM y. Sargent. state commissioner
80 Mi>.:,,.i;r.@,.tI". N,N iIainp$nir, an..
y. rnl"it. uh,!. lie H..r: i.,st week fur
tine purpose %: comforting Witn H.
commissioners of those States on
matters rclating t" highways.
capt. John NJ. Higgins. the Demo-
cratic rcIr'H,ltntivt-rt.c from ELS
u"rIh. accompanied ~ Mr.. Higgins,
L
;nlrtIinT. They came d Augusta for
tlrt purpose "f securing iuntrrs in
t H. city during the session.
The following corporations; have filed
t II, IT. e, rtiric;,t.:; of organic ttirn at the.
plir.. OF the. SECRETARY 81 STATE,
Springfield 'rud,. oil Engine co.
"is;;iniz'"l at Portland for Ih, purge 81
of manufacturing ami ",...liaG in
Engine, and rlrcrr'i. ariIahc..s. ami
Tor other purposes. with ..0o,Uoo
capital stock Of Which $40 is paid in
Officers: President, Thomas +. Robin
>,,,l Of H"slun Mass; treasurer. VIII
liam +. Miller Of Boston, Mass
Certificate. flied, oct. ~. l.G';.
Cobalt National Aiming 60
organized II inrtlrnd, for tin. lnIrp",.
Of doing 4 general mining; business
with $lpo"oOO capital stock. of which
81 is paid in. Officers: President
Fred f., Dow of Portland: TREASURED.
EaltrlI,' X. Hobbs of Portland C,.rti-
fic;itr til-d t,.t. 20 1906
Rrrrr Nrutilatur co. organized III
fActurnl5 ami d"l!im" III vrnt,l.,tur;
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Watcrviile Notes,

George W. Dorr. thu cnterpri.nf- drug
SET. has lust Received 4 LARGO stock uf
liNnuci. tho guaranteed cure Tor catarrh.
WIN every uuiflt ht ,1iv' 4 signed guar
1nt'" To refund thr money ii liNpnl.l
DOES not benefit Th.r i4 thc famous in
halition treatment that cures catarTh
without stomach dosing and is the only
guaranteed cure for that disease.
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State HOUSE.
Officers Whose Terms
Will Expire in 1907.
The List Is a Long One With
a Total OF Is Names.
Board Of Assessors Busy With Work Of
Fixing The State Valuation.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, Oct. rs, at 10 A. M.

Following is the list OF officers in tha
.iITl"y Of the Stat" of Maine. whose
T. rms will expire during the coming var.
ne IN" date OF expiration of each.
- prepared and given out at thu. Eyccu
tive DEPARTMENT:
JANUARY.
=. VI. Simpson, Bangor. Mem. BOARD
State Assessors
Edwin G. Miliken. Portland. Pension
Clerk.
Andrew p. Wi>yw-ll, Ellsworth, Chief
!, Frederick =. Powers. HonIton. Justice
;. j. g.. ?
harl"S J, Dunn, Ola Town. Judge Mu-
charles l.. Hutchinson. Portland. Trus-
irr stat" School Tor I:otS. II.
Thomas c"hiEHn. Bangor, State Drtec-
" lliam W. St-tson. Autumn. Suprria-
t-ndcnt Public Schools. >
Sidney NJ Bird, I;"rkLlnd. Trustee In
Hormal Sch""ls. -
Irnrv ". Ma>". iiamld,n, Trustee
stat School Tor Boy, rs
iI"f. +. &. Robinson. brunswick, lem.
Statr Board OF Health. a..
FEBRUARY.
A. K Nickrrsun. Boothbay fiarbor,
com s. Z 5. FISHERIES. ;.
Leonard i. camphcll kockland. Judge
Mmic pal Court, \.
William a. Jack, Faith, Stat. Detective.
MARCH.
Cyrus II; Farl'y. Portland. Mem, Com.
y. + N"rr4n. Auburn, clerk Municipal
Thnmae G. Stevens, Newport. Judge
Il. T.. clark, Ear Harbor, Judge MUM
cipnl Court. /
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Notice to Non-Residents.
The State of Alabama, Jefferson Count,
Probate Court. Estate of James

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County
Probate Court Estate of James A.
Meurer. deceased
This day came Edward p. Allen and
filed his application in writing. duly YER
flied by affidavit herewith producing and
filing In this court an instrument in writ
ing alleged to be a verbatim ct litera tim
copy of the last win and testament of
said decedent, and also alleging that
the original has been lost or mislaid, and
propounds said copy for probate, and
record in this court; and alleging fur
ther therein that said decedent was a
bachelor and that his next of kin are:
Rev. John B. Meurer. who resides at Bel
Alton p O.. Charles Co.. Maryland; Rev.
Henry Meurer, who resides at 234 Cleve-
land Ave. Chicago ILL.,; both of whom
are over the age of twenty-one years.
1t is therefore ordered that the 21st
day of April. 1906, be set as a day for the
hearing of said application. It is fur
Their ordered that notice of the filing of
said application and of the day set for
hearing the same. be given by publication
once week, for three successive .,eeks.
in the birmingham Age-Herald, a news
paper published in this county.
Witness my hand. this, the 18th day of
March. 1906.
s. f. GREENE. Judge of Probate.
3-19-3t-mo
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QUIET ELECTION IN
MARENGO COUNTY
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR HAD NO
OPPOSlTlON-W. S. GRANT HAS
PLURALITY FOR SHERIFF
OTHER RETURNS RECEIVED.

Linden, April S.-(special)-One of the
most closely contested elections of man,
years was held in Marengo county yes
terday. G. w. Taylor had no opposition
for Congress.
Returns from all precincts except one
show that w. s. Grant leads his two oppo.
nents for sheriff by a plurality of eighty
eight votes. r. B. Glass is thirty-threc
votes ahead of r. G. Booser j. j. King
majority over c. H. Miller for the senate
viii be less than forty votes s G. Woolf
already has enough votes to insure the
nomination.
W. b. Doyle and J. @. Baily will have
to run it off in August for the legislature
although Mr. Baily's friends say he viii
withdraw from the race
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Ready To Build Additional Terminus.

Gadsden, April (SpeclaL)-Tities to
property purchased by the Nashville.
Chattanooga and st. Louis railway some
time ago for the enlargement of their
depot and to build additional terminals
have been perfected and the engineers
will arrive next week to make the sur
veys for the improvements. Some heavy
grading will have to be done, and some
little time will be required for the work.
superintendent John Lane of the Nash
Vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis, will
have general charge of the work
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Notice of Final Settlement.

The State of Alabama. Jefferson county,
probate court 24th day of March. 1906.
Estate of f. O. Landrum. deceased
This day came Turner r.. Neakley. adj
minlstrator of the estate of f. o. Lam
drum, and filed his account. vouchers
evidences and statement for a final set
Element of the same
1t is ordered that the 9th day of April
1906. be appointed a day for making such
settlement at which time all parties in
interest can appear and contest the same
il they think proper.
S. e. GREENE.
Judge of Probate.
3-2G-St-inon.
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Stanford Walker Is Inferred.

Plantersville. April Especial )-Stan-
ford Walker died yesterday al the family
home in this place of bronchial trouble
from which he has suffered for more than
year. The deceased was in his 22d
year, was the second son of Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Walker and brother of DIR. Rother
Walker of Birmingham. The funeral took
place from the First Christian church
Of which he was consistent member, ut
II a. m. today. conducted by the pastor,
Rev j. NJ Mason
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s35OO-5Ox2OO east of 10Th. street on South
Highlands. one block OF Highland ave-
nue. car line all street Improvements
cream of locations.
, s2SO0-Elevated lot 70x200. faces east all
street improvements; blocks east of
10Th and south of Highland avenue.
$6500--Lovely home on corner lot. facing
east; good neighborhood; elevated east
of Goth street and south of Highland ave-
nue.
We have lots for sale on Iroquois. Ma
yuma, Avalon ON the mountain roads and
on Highland avenue. We can please any
one wishing to buy lot on South High
lands. as we make a speciality of prop
erty there and know the situation thor
oughly
S650-Corner lot at West End, 95x145; s25
cash and s25 a month.
s350-50x15O in residence section of Ems
ley; $50 cash, s25 a month.
5000 fine lot al East Thomas. which
is good now for business: one-half cash.
$21,ooo-A fine piece of business property
close in that is sure to enhance immedi-
ately.
s2O.oO0-5OSloO close in. two-story pressed
brick building paved street, well rented.
A splendid investment
We have cottage homes at Ayondale,
Woodlawn, Compton and in Birmingham,
which can be sold on easy terms
SIS to $40 a foot-ln Phelans Addition
to South Highlands. one hundred lots to
select FROM small cash payment balance
long time at per cent; after certain
number of payments made: will advance
money necessary to build homes on same
terms. This affords certain and easy
way of acquiring home on the South
Highlands.
We have "A number of handsome homes
for sale on South Highlands. ranging
from $500 to $4,000 would not care to
give location of these except ON inquiry
at our office.
$1,000 per acre-SlNteen acres Of beauti-
full level land. in three blocks of city lin
its, that is sure to enhance RAPIDLY. and
is very cheap at price quoted
slo,W0-A fine Investment proposition
close on north side.
TURNER r. WEAkLEY & CO..
Phone 1926 2ll3 First Avenne
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FOR SALE.

S15,oOo-5OxloO business corner. rents for
$3.50 per month.
$375O-26 acres one-half mile north OF
East Lake pavilion. Large house, barn
etc.
$500 Beautiful lot on North 18th street
between nth and 18th avenues.
observation-disclosures d, near 14th street
$l500- 14O-Avenue d, near 18th street.
w. G. OLIVER & CO.,
POPS Third Ave. Both Phones. 1852.
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Birmingham, Ala. Transfer books will
be closed until April -.
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