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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10

case o. strikes and lockout. The
purpose being 20 prevent .m,u fm
being held by injuuc'ill from u ing
any peaceful means of f-cseltia1
! their views TO men who are taking
or are about to take their place
Resolved. That law be inserted in
the constitution. establi.'r1. the re-
call Of all public omtcrs. pr re;i.
tion Of a majority Of 10 pa- cen, Of
the voters Of their constituency.
Resolved. That a law to render the
mechanics lien law effective as
means OF guarding the rig1.5 Of tine
worker The laborer shall have the
lien on an property upon which De-
has performed servicet
Resolved. That equally OF all pn-.
sons before the law is reeo sai,ci and
shall ever remain invioptr, nor shall
any citizen ever be puved Of amy
rights, privilege or immunity ard TO
this end Il Is forbidden dat amy Ger.
eral assembly may hereafter of g.
mate. grant or convey to auy cont
power 10 restrain ~ summary in.
junction the liberty. personal fato-
dom. nor restriction o. 1ay glitter s..
Neither shall the Jr, i.,s, of haDeas
codpus be restricted. nbr.dg,I @, srs-
pended.
Resolved. That no get of Ito c'u,r
al assembly shall li,ni, inr ummnt
to be recovered for injuries result
ing in death or for injuries TO the
person 70 any citizen and In cas- Of
death from such injur,eI the right OF
action shall survive aud shall lie
in such person or persons as tlc
statutes direct and the general as.
sembly shall cause to be enacted a
statute amply and fully protecting
those citizens who are engaged as
fellow servants. In an cases where
appeals are taken In cases instituted
under the herein provided said ap.
pea'a shall have speedy determiu-
alton and to t-.s end it IS ordained
that such appeals have and take pre-.
codence above all other appeal cases.
except wherein the life or personal
liberty Of citizen remains in Ieo.
pardy.
Resolved. That the people be- 90.
lowed 10 vote on the question OF pro.
hibition.
Resolved, state banking interests
not to exceed per cent
Municipal ownership OF public utl-
tiles democratically controlled.
All taxable property shall Dee asses.
sed az Us actual value and that $3.50
OF personal property be exempt
Al public roads 10 be construc;cl J
and maintained by taxation.
Railroads are not allowed 10 ovl
or lease coal land or 10 operate any
Kind OF mines direct or indirect or
shall not own any thing outside Cd;
the right Of way
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10
DIVIDING LINE
IS ELIMINATED
DISTRICTS FORMED IN NEW
STATE BY DIsTRlcTINe BOARD.
viii be Announced August 16-The
csnvassing Board VIII Meet In
Guthrie Monday Before last
Wednesday I'm November.

Guthrie. Okla, Aug. 9.-lt Is now
practically certain that the board Of
forming districts from which delegates
will b. selected to the constitutional
convention from the western half Of
The new state viii complete its work
not later than the 10th of August This
will depend In a measure upon the ac-
ton Of the Indian T,,ritory board
since II Is the desire to wipe out the
line dividing the two territories and the
disuicts are being formed with this ob
joct in view by the boards Of both
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
There has been considerable spec.
nlation for some time as to when the
oanvassing board would meet after
the election This board will be
composed Of the governor, territorial
secretary. territorial treasurer or at.
forney general. or any three OF these
Now that II is practically settled that
the election Of delegates TO the con.
stitutional convention will be held
November 6. next. some hurry-up
work will be necessary from the can.
vassing board
The statehood bill provides that
the delegates to the convention shall
meet IN Guthrie on the second Tues.
day after their election. excluding
the day OF election IN case such day
shall be Tuesday The territorial
statutes make IL necessary Tor the can.
vasslng board to meet ln Guthrie ON
the Monday before last Wednesday
In November Consequently the board
will meet the 18Th Of November and
the convention will convene ON the
27th.
There Is a provision in tho law that
n after ten days AN the returns of the
election are not In a special messenger
must be- sent to the county clerks who
have caused the delay and the returns
at once be made. There win bc nee
essarily delay along these lines. The
districtinE board OF Oklahoma has
been confronted with this problem
some Of the members holding that IN,
time between the meeting OF the can
vassing board and the holding Of the
constitutional convention ls too short
Tho Oklahoma board. however, will
make no announcements concerning
the districts or other matters until at
ter the Indian Territory board has
completed its work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10
C o. eurhan Testifes After Four
Years.

G. y. Buprhans OF Carlisle center,
" y, writes: About four years ago
I wrote you stating that had been
entirely cured Of a severe kidney trou.
bic by taking less than two bottles OF
Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stop.
ped the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms OF kidney disease dis.
appeared. am glad to say that have
never had return OF any OF those
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and am evidently cured
TO stay cured, and heartily recommend
Foley's Kidney Cure TO any one suf.
fering from kidney or bladder trou-
ble." Hoffman Drug Co., City Drug
Store. .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled by the chlekasaw Abstract
Company.

NS'if'NN ~ A''N S'FNFNheNfH fNAN%' ~
Company.
&. and c. Nations 90 william z.
Flow. lots !, ., 3. 4 and 3, block lol,
Ardmorc. Consideration S2lSS..
&. and G. Nations TO William =.
Flow. lot Il, blool, 323, Ardmore.
John T. Ehman and wife TO c. j.
Webster, tr, for c. J. Loeper Bros,
lot I. block 2G2, and improvements.
Consideration it3O75O
Elihu II. Green and wife lIelon
Oscar l.. Darlington and wife May.
VIII A. Grant, single man, Thomas
T.. smith and wife, Bella Granger.
Chas. n. Knowton, single man, 10
Robt " wall, lots I, and 6, block
32O. Su.phur Consideration $1,000.
JacNson w Ellis 10 Thomas =.
Smith oncnfth interest in loto 4, 8
and G, block 800, sulphur Considera
tion $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10
War AnaInst consumntIon.

All nations are endelyCving 20
check the rayages OF consumption,
the white plague" that claims so
many victims each year, ole}'s Hon
ey and Tar cures coughs and colds
perfectly and you are in no danger
of consumption. Do not ylsk youf
health by taking some unknown prepa
ration when Foley's Honey and Tar
Is safe and certain in results. 2
genuine is in a yellow package n
man Drug CO., City Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10

There Is something about education
that makes man the mortal enemy
OF work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-10

Any way a man with money can't
have the fun man without any plans
what he would do II he had Il.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30
Nine Years to Make a Dress.
the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald
One of the wonders of Mexico is $780,
600 dress which has just been completed
here, after nine years OF work. The dress
is the creation of Mrs. T.. Leon, who di-
rected all of the work that was done in
It's making. At times she had employed
more than 300 expert needle women.
Mrs. Leon is the owner of a large fac
tory here for the manufacture of serapes
or women's shawls. When she conceived
the idea of making the finest dress In
the world 1t was for the purpose of ex-
hiblting 1t at the Paris exposition. where
she hoped to sell 1t for a fabulous price
She found the task much greater than
sine expected. and the Paris exposition
came and went with the dress far from
finished. She then thought It would he
ready for exhibition at the St. Louis
Worlds fair.
But again she was disappointed as the
delicate fabric was still In an unfinished
state She continued the work without
interruption until a few days ago when
the last stitch was taken in the wonder
creation.
1t is stated by all who have seen this
dress that Its exquisite beauty Is unsur-
passed 1t is a veritable work of wom-
the finest linen thread. which was I'M
ported direct from Paris The thread is
drawn into beautiful figures and the fab
ric is filmy, weblke lace. which shows
no seams
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30
FOR SAIL VERY CHEAP.

FOR SAIL. VERY CHEAP.
sl6O0-5Oxl40; good Groom house; renting
SIS per month. Within two blocks of
Country club.
sa0O0-Shades valley, near Oak Grove; 3
acres fronting on macadamized road,
with good broom house.
S3200-50x150: fronts car line; new 7-room
house with gas, electric lights, hot and
cold water, bath, etc, half cash. bal-
ance easy terms. Best location In wood
lawn.
s4oOo-6sx15O: nice corner; Groom house;
18th avenue, north.
s450O-Mos orn Groom cottage, Sth avenue,
near 10th street.
s0O0-45x100: Groom house, near new de-
pot. Good terms.
s525O-50x24O; with modern s-room resi-
dence; 18th evenu', near 14th street.
south.
s55oo-23 acres Shades valley; fine truck
farm with good 4-room house mad out
houses. Mineral rights alone worth the
money.
se5Oo-eOx1oo s-room house; good 7th ave-
nue. corner. Bargain.
s7250-G0x14O; new, modern S-room home;
near Glen Iris; $1,000 cash, balance easy.
$40 O0o-1O0x12O; good 7th avenue corner;
close in. Renting $40 per month.
BEASLEY BBROSy
2o26 First Ave.
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SACRED TO MRS. EDDY.
Onyx Furniture, Gold-Plated Plumbing
and White Maple Bedroom Set.


A pilgrimage to the Mother Room of
the Christian Science temple in Boston Is
described in McClures Magazine.
The way led into a small room, expen-
sively overdecorated. The wainscot was
of stucco, picked out with gilt. A white
ONYX table in the center of the room bore
a white onyx lamp with gilt trimmings
OF white onyx, too, was the mantlepieee
a gilt bookcase in the corner was filled
with white volumes, titled in gold-the
complete works of Mrs. Eddy. Above the
mantlepiece and opposite it were pas
sapes from "Science and Health" signed
Mary Baker G. Eddy and verses from
the gospel signed "Christ Jesus"
on the back wall--the most prominent
thing in the room-was a painting of a
chair and table; at furniture like this,
so a legend geneath it told, Science and
Health was written An alcove room
whit white maple bedroo inset opened
on one side of the door, and on the other
a dressing room.
There were many more details, as heav-
ily upholstered white chairs rallied on
with a ribbon so that no visitor might
sit in them; an elder down rug, and
sained glass windows of mystic symbol
ism.
Before the central window, which
showed a woman writing, hung a Grecian
lamp The whole effect was ornate; every
thing was heavy with decoration; even
the plumbing was gold plated.
The pilgrims looked about In utter 81
1ence: no one spoke a word until the door
opened to show that the two minutes
were up. Then woman approached the
guardian of the doorway.
II have been here three times" she
whispered. 'and each time 1t has seemed
more wonderful to me-"
sfAh" said the guard. on an fndrawn
breath, at reflects purity"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30
An lnsulted Piper.

From the London Chronicle.
1t unfortunately happened that when
William Cooney, dressed in the costume
of a Highland piper, strobe proudly up
and down Fernshaw road, Fulham. play
ing an inspiring Scottish march on the
bagpipes, Professor Roche was giving a
music lesson to class in a house In the
same street.
The piper passed and repassed the win
dow several times. and the Scottish
march showed symptoms Of Tagging.
The professor made several hopeless eff
forts to recapture the lost attention of
his class, and then dashed wildly out
into the street.
you must stop that noise" he said.
'You are interfering with my musical
work"
The piper's professional dignity was
deeply hurt. your work." he retorted.
witheringly. what about my work."
And the Scottish march went on cres-
cendo.
The professor sent for a policeman.
Even then the sound OF the pipes was
stlll heard though a little farther off.
At the Westminster police court on
Saturday, when Cooney was bound over
on promising to leave the professor in
peace. Mr. Roche declared that the bag
pipes created "a terrible discord that
would have raised the dead
II did not know" said Cooney, that
the gentleman was In the same profess
sion. 4"
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PuckerInqs.


takes the form of billboard, or anything
OF that nature. we call 1t an eyesore.
If conscience makes towards of us all,
cowardice, on the other hand, gives some
of us about all the conscience we ever
know.
Realizing that their magazine is hard
reading under the most favorable cir
cumstances, the editors of the Congress
sional Record have decided not to apply
the simplifed spelling rules.
only seven of Shaksspeares plays. ac-
rording to Hall Game. are worth saving
Game may have written seven words
worthy of being preserved. but we seem
to have difficulty In recalling them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30
B. F. EBORN,
5o4-7 Brown-Marx Building.

FOR SALE.
sa0O0-Cor. 10Th ST., 18th ave, 60x140.
s5aOo-Nice Norwood home, furnace.
s6o00-Two-story residence; cor. 25th ST.,
18th avenue.
s3200-6-room house, 18th ave-, near % st.
S550O-Two houses, N. 21st ST., rents 5000.
si100-5Ox210, e. 14th ST., lot, bargain.
s1000-50x230; 18th ST., near 18th ave.
S2650-50x240; Frisco railroad; 18th and 18th
streets.
sl5Oo-5o feet oath ST., near 18th ave.
s2l00-6-room cottage, 18th ST.. near 9Th
Ave.
s5oOo--s-room residence, furnace, % ST.,
near 18th ave.
s425o-Two-story residence, N. 18th St,
near 7th ave.
s31oO-Lot 18th ST., 4th and 5th AYES.
-Two-story, S. Highlands, rents $3.50.
s12, 00O--Handsome S. Highlands home, big
lot.
s7O00-Large corner lot block Five Points.
s45oO-75x19O; fine Sycamore st. lot
So 5O0-Good Sd avenue corner
81, 5OO-3d avenue. between 18th and 18th
streets.
s9o0O-25x1s21k; LIST ave-, bargain.
S15000-Fifth avenue corner; fine specu-
lation.
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Phones $40. 2loI Ihird Ave.
Opposite court house.
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Impersonated Vice Consul.
lnsas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
A French prototype of Captain Reopen
lex has carried out successful coup at
Tarragona in Spain. He learned that the
French vice consul there had been pro-
NOTED to Cadiz, and forthwith presented
himself at the consulate as the new vice
consul declaring that he was a nephew
of NJ. Clemenceau, the premier. The I'M
suspectng officials welcomed him, and he
carried out the work of the consulate for
several days Then he disappeared, talk
ing with him number OF official papers.
some clothes which the genuine new vice
consul had sent on ahead, a hat which
the previous vice consul had left behind
and about 500 in money.
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FOR SALE.

s7500-Lot 100x140. seven houses, room for
one more house; white tenants on front;
rents for ISL per month; close in on car
line
s,5t0--Lo 100xl9O; < 4-room houses; rents
for $50 per month; best railroad front.
sl60o- Seven acres of land, well improved;
q mile from Gate City and :. mile from
1rondale.
81, 500-J0xli0. brio. store; rents for 800
per month; ID avenue.
s5500--Lot 25x140, ID avenue, cottage on
front.
$e10o--H acres over the mountain; one
mile from Glen Iris fenced.
We have some beautiful lots for sale
OH South Highlands. c~erlooks city; in
Webb e. Wood addition
w. N. MALONE G. CO.,
91a n. 21st st. Both phones 1885,
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SMITH & STlLLMAN,
205-6 Hood bldg.

$600-3-room house, near new pipe works,
North Birmingham. Terms easy.
$600-3-room house on pike road, near
North Birmingham. Terms to suit
$700-3-room house at East Lake; large
lot near car line. Terms
$2GOO-4-room house; four lots, orchard,
vineyard and outbuildings; small cash
payment, balance like rent; three blocks
from postoffice, Woodlawn.
$l600-5-room house on car line, North
Birmingham, with terms.
$2400-A lovely home at West End, near
car line; two large lots; corner. Terms.
$2750-Modern home on corner 22nd avenue
North Birmingham, $500 cash, balance
like rent
$4,000 houses; rent for $3.50 per month;
two blocks of car.
RYAN REAL ESTATE CO,
Bell phone $685. 203-4 Woodward bldg
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Home Training.

From the Philadelphia Record.
A teacher in a down town public schoo
the other day received this note from thu
mother of a pupil who is opposed to hel
girl being taught physical culture, as sh,
feels perfectly able herself to teach he
'the Jumps" please don't teach m,
Nina any fskei tortur. Make her NIT tn,
gografy. and lie give her the jumps"
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FOR SALE

sl25O-11 lots near the car line at East
Birmingham.
5000 rooms and hall on corner lot,
North Highlands.
s225O-Lot S0x1O0, on 18th street. between
Avenues f and G.: alley corner.
Business lot on list avenue, near nth
street.
$500 will get one 5-room and hall and
Groom house on lot 90x115; rented for
$50 per month; bargain.
S2C00-6-room house on oath street, between
Avenues and II.
s4000-50x14O; Northside: 6 rooms and store.
20x4O; half cash, balance l, Q and 3
years.
s3OOO-5Ox125; Northside; rooms: bath and
pantry and hail. $500 cash, balance $50
per month";
si450-50x14O; North Birmingham 4-room
house; $3.50 cash. balance $40 per month.
Sf0O0-100x150; East Birmingham; two 4
room houses; brick
$110O-Will get a nice corner lot on 9Th
avenue, North Birmingham.
$55O-Will get a nice lot on I'd avenue,
North Birmingham.
lawn.
sleoo-A 4-room house; lot 50x2oo; at Wood
lawn.
s2lOO-9Ox140; rooms and storehouse:
Woodlawn.
$1200-Iot 50x100; 4-room house; West End.
s2c5O-Lot 5Ox1s0; rooms and hall; West
$lCOO-Five lots; 4OxlOo; North Brmln-
ham.
slOo-Lot looxl25; Groom house; North
Rrn1fnp ham.
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j. H. Johnson, Agency
Phone 797. sol LIST Natl Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
0000-Two-story brick store; corner lot
25x100 feet; leased to responsible people
for two years; close in on southside.
Terms >
$2250-$1000 cash. balance l and 2 years, for
good Groom cottage; n. 18th ST.; near
Sth avenue; good little home.
6,000-Two-story, brick store; close in on
good corner lot; N. 18th ST., and 10Th
avenue One block of car. See it.
S1600-Two- story, brick store; close in on
N. 18th street; ought soon to go to
$4,000: half block of Birmingham hotel.
$2500-$10O0 cash, balance l and years:
good double Groom tenement and A.
room house now renting for $25. Ave-
nue. II and 31st street.
SMITH & STlLLMAN,
o05-6 Hood bldg
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$23, 000-50x140, with 2-story brick store; I'd
avenue; renting for $3.50 month.
S3250-50X140; 4th avenue, near 18th street;
renting for $40 per month.
$750-5Ox14O; 3 blocks from Ann street; A.
room house.
s15OO0-50x14O; I'd avenue, near Nth street.
s35O0-Only $500 cash. balance monthly;
16Ox150; large house; Fountain Heights.
S. &. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone "a 223. 2lst Street.
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Nj. F. WEBB, REAL ESTATE CO.
Room No 2O6 Jefferson Count Bank Building Office Phone
Peoples 1854 Residence Phone Peoples 1156
Filled the Bill.

From the Detroit Free Press.
what did you do with that crazy poem
you wrote awhile ago."
II put 'Rah, Rah. Rah.' on the end OF
It and sold it to a university for coli
lege yell"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30
Own q Home

Start the New Year with that
determination. Here are some
lots that will suit any style
home you want to build:
$300-$30 cash, balance monthly; splen-
did lot in one of the city's best sub
urbs, sidewalks, sewers and all other
improvements.
$6oo-Excellently located car line lot;
good terms; ready for building at
once.
$1000-The best thousand dollar lot on
the South Highlands.
$15o0-A 50-foot lot In one of the best
South Highland neighborhoods;
fronts east; all street improvements;
only $500 cash; sure of quick en-
hancement.
$35oo-A 70-foot lot in what is consid-
cred the most desirable part of Bir-
mingham; one-fourth cash.
Or if you want a home already
built, let us know your needs
and we can supply them.
The Ferguson Agency
tHiII Fereuson)
Phone 246o. 2113 First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30

NORTHSIDE.
2501 5th avenue, 10 rooms.
$3.50 5th avenue, IA rooms.
1929 18th avenue, rooms
WOODLAWN
104 S. 59th St., 10 rooms
3t2 5Sth St., rooms.
WEST END.
7-room house and 10 acres land.
Groom house, 47th ST., Gate City car line.
EAST LAKE.
I'D st. Sloss Ave, rooms.
7-room house and 20 acres land.
STORES.
1923 1st avenue.
20l7-19 Morris avenue.
26 S. goth street.
UNDERWATER REAL ESTATE
AND RENTAL CO.
A. D. SMITH, President.
Both phones 61s 20 N 21st street.
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In Mitigation.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
"Of course, I'm in the rubber business"
he said. but I'm not asking anybody to
subscribe for stock, am ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30

100000 tons Ore, Irondale
seam, that will run 48 to 80 per
cent. Can be had cheap. See
w. G. Oliver & Co., 2025 3rd
Ave. Both Phones 1852.
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The SIGNAL.
From Harper's Bazaar.

From Harper's Bazar.
Tommy-Does your ma hit. your foot
under the table when you've had enougn2
Johnny-No; that's when | haven't bad,
enough. When | have she sends for t.ei
doctor. |
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BARGAINS

Five Hundred unredeemed
overcoats for sale cheap.
Pledges of all kinds for sale
at Liberal Loan Company,
1920 Second Avenue, between
22nd and 23rd street, Birming-
ham, Alabama.
M. MALONEY,
Proprietor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-30

FOR LALE.
siO0o-Lot 6sx150; Groom house, hail. front
and back porches, electric lights and
bath. A modern house and corner lot
in easy walking distance of city, north
side This Is a splendid proposition from
any standpoint. .eason for selling, party
leaving city.
j. M. cLEMMoNs & CO.,
Room S06 Brown Marx bldg. Bell phone
paonIas 501
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s1S0o-Lot 50x14O; rooms and hall and
barn North Brmin CHAM.
s22OO-Three lots. 5ox14o; two Broom
houses; North Birmingham.
s25OO-Ten lots, 5OS19o; West End
$1S50-Lot 50x165; broom house; East Lake.
sl0O0-Lot 471sx1O0: rooms and half East
Birmingham.
sl50O--Lot 100x150; rooms and hall; at
Kingston.
s24JO-Lot 2O5x140; 6 rooms, bath and pam
try and good barn.
S4GO0-Lot 50x75: rooms; two halls; bath.
furnace heat; gas; electric lights; North
Highlands.
s1S5o-Corner lot, 5ox150; one Broom and
one 4-room; Woodlawn.
S4500-55 acres in cultivation; rooms and
hall; Groom servant house: good well
of water acres in fruit: a bargain.
s1450-26 acres: 3-room house; barn; good
orchard; a bargain.
si000-5 acres land: Groom house; good
well of water; close in; a bargain.
s2O00-l6O acres: 40 In cultivation; two
houses rooms each; one Groom house:
good spring; two wells; 200 fruit trees:
a bargain.
s5O00-ll8 acres: two 4-room houses; two
good barns plenty Of water
s2C00--l60 acres; 65 in cultivation; good 4
room house and hall: $50 bushels corn,
tons hay, 80 bushels sweet potatoes
1875 bushels cotton seed, one buggy and
harness, one double wagon and harness.
one horse years old; one mule years.
old; one moving machine and hay raket
three head of cattle: 40 nice chickens.
and plenty OF good water: this Is a great
bargain