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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

The overwhelming immensity Of
tne~e nguree can be only grasred ny
ssolecunS Them 10 analysis. and
Bringing them into relation 10 each in.
dfviduSl citizen OF the country. Tax.
Ing Ia connection with the hee-
orewed AZ home that imported from
abroad Il makes the astounding total
OF between 1890 O0O. 900 and 1. 600 coo.
900 gallons consumed BY the 50 600
600 people OF this country last vear
0sFegarding sll fractions. THIS Is an
proximately 20 gallons a year for
every man, woman and child IN the
United States. Assuming a glass OF
beer 20 be half pint. this gives 800
glasses OF beer year for each OF
them. or one a day Now We know.
in spite OF what the yellow papers
msy say about the increase In drink.
ing 10y women Ia the cities. substan.
tally none 90 our women drink beer.
Those that DO are really an inoonsid.
cradle fraction % the population. Nor
do the children drink beer. Then
there are millions upon millions OF
men Ia the agricultural districts.
buginess men and mechanics In the
cities. railroadevs clerks professional
men. clergymen. physicians, and
teachers who are ririd temperance
men. and neveV touch beer from one
years end 20 the other There are
thousands OF counties whore local
option prevails. and drinking is pro
hibited. There are great prohibition
states-iike Maine and Kansas
where beer can De only obtained sur.
reptiuously and In small quantities
Nearly all the southern states have
fairly wellenforced temperance laws,
20 keep beer and whisky away from
the negroes and "po' white trash"
Consequently. II we put the real beer
drinkers al 10000 900. OF one ia eight
OF our population. we shall make
liberal estimate. Therefore each OF
these must consume nearly half q gal
Ion OF beer a day. 70 the destruction
u their working capacity. their health
and their morals.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

A leading merchant at Hunter, Okla.
says as 9noted In the Kremlin Sun:
Ny books show an increase Of trade
Of fl0 day since the closing OF the
saloons and This attribute 10 that in
cicent IA business proposition we
merchants took bold. Droportioned the
expenses. and closed them"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

gave some remarkable ngures to show
how the use Of alcohol In hospitals
was declining In 1852 nearly So. 600
was spent on alcohol in the London
hospitals, and $4,000 on milk: in 1902
the situation was almost exactly re.
versed. about $4,000 being spent on
alcohol and over 100000 on milk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01
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49, -=SJS> -
A DRUNKEN MOTHER.
Sad Incident on the Streets Of a 81.
city-A Daughters Shame.

II was u O'Clock. the hour when
thousands of folks who work ia the
bis aud little shops fare forth % join
the hosts on the streets. In the midst
OF this crushing multitude. says the
Chicago Journal near the north wet
corner Of State and Washington
streets. a young girl and a woman
stood. the latter wildly EesuculatinE
and speaking blasphemous words
while the former shuddeyed and
shrank away.
The woman's face was red with
cruel passion and her bieary eyes
were indamed with the fever * The
debauch in her veins. swollen with
purphng blood. a debased and 90
basing woman frenEied with her own
fury and the alcohol that ruled as the
hend Of her brain
The girl4 On Der face Ens the
vivid color of shame Ia bey eyes was
the gloom Of humiliation. a girl
stricken into silence by the borTOr o.
the scene.
Money Give me money"
shrieked the woman. violently reach
ing for the girl Give me rnOoey. or
will beat you SO you'u never hang
your head any more and resNsse "a
speak. Give nee money"
What might have happeoed. Il ~ IS
well not 10 predict. had not police
man rounded into view. he caught
the wOman's arm With bis toroefll
hand and brusQuely said.
See here Come away from this
you are creating a discurb0nce. CouSs
get out OF this"
or course the woman resisted the
policeman's fnterferencc-ehe cursed
and raveSi-and stll the giri s1ood
silent while the crowd stared aod
Listened
Losing patLenoo the oslcer gresped
the woman roughly and began % drag
her away. tho crowd clearing path
for the struggling pair.
Then tho girl suddenly staxt,st out
Of her Quivering crouch q despair
She put her hand On the oflcex's
shouldev and gasped:
Don't run her in. dOu'ti Sbe's my
mothor. and she thinks she hAe the
right 10 ask me % give her money
But haven't any gave her the
last cent had last night Don't r,ln
her in-she hasn't been Stealing
she's
Then the girl shrunk sway frOm the
officer and again was silent. and the
edge OF the crowd nearest the soene
murmured.
Drunk
The vivid color OF shame deepene-d
on the girls face-&nto her eyes
fared a hunger for flight from dis
grace. But she was trapped. hemmod
In for the crowd 90 gaze upoa. the
prey OF public curiosity.
The officer did not loosen his Grasp
on the struggling woman But he
said. with a note of eentienass in his
voice:
No. I won't rln her In. Vow chase
away. little girl-Cet ont q her sight
and she'll quiet down aad go home"
The girl didn't speak But n her
eSee was a glow u gratitude in
mist 81 tears. She turned aV,ay from
the cause OF her public humiliation.
The crowd divided 50 that roe might
go back 20 the work which Ia. per
haps. the kiDdest friend she bas on
earth.
Then a woman In the crowd said:
Dear Lord Dear Lord A drunken
farther is bad eoough--but a drunken
motheri
There was great Sigh of sympathy
and then the crowd broke into groups
and units. and scattered over the
streets
a mere fncident in the day OF great
city was past and gone.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

Jackson (senbeAttously) - All, my
boy there's nothing like friend In
need.
SAMSON don't sS<ee with you.
Hes generally laundering nuisance,
for he's sure 10 want 10 borrow some
thing.-Tit-Bfts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

IF YOUrWILL Talk WTTHYOUR NEIGH
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01
suspicion ~ Sc b plshonest.

Suspicion Th5t &c Is Dlshonest.
Judge Dayton. % the federal court
a Clarksburs ". Va. ia passing sen
tence last year upon three saloOnists
for illegally selling whisky, % whom
he gave heavy fEes and jail sentence,
among other things SAID: The whisky
traffic Is the greatest curse that ever
came 20 mankind When a man be-
gins 10 sell whisky there Is ground TO
hold suspicion that be Ia dishonest
The whisky seller stands ready To
make drunkard * his neighbours
son. a prostitute OF his neighbours
daughters and % destroy our system
OF government
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

REQUISITE NUMBER Is OBTAINED WE "
FORWARD THE PRESENT INDICATED
A PERSON WHO TRIES TO CIT EO,
SUBSCRIBERS AND GETS TIRED MAY 7
CATE HIS WISH AND WE WILL SEND
present FOR THE NUMBER HE. HAS
CURED OVER FIVE.
THE NUMBER WILL BE FOR NOT 7
THAN FIVE NOR MORE THAN TEN AND
LESS THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN TIVE
AND NOT LESS THAN TWENTY NOR MI
THAN FORTY. TO DETERMINE THE PRIZE
WHICH THE WORKER Is ENTITLED.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01
urfaiIIno Abundance

Advice u so-lota.ng strange, they say
There Ia no need Of special care
The more a person gives away
The more he always has 20 spare.
Washington Star
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

sB-IF ANYTHING Is DESIRED NOT sPFCr
FED IN THIS LIST. WRITE US ABOUT TT ANT
WE WILL TELL YOU IN WHAT CLASS TT BF
LONGS va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

In speech recently at tho Bfsh.
opsgate institute, Sir Victor Horsley
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

The immense advantage q total alb
stinence IN view of good health and
long life Is ag.in demonstrated IN the
annual report OF the Scepter Life AS
sOciatiOn. Limited The following fix
ures are given.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-01

BORs- AND INTEREST THEM IN THE PLANE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
EBORN'S TODAY'S LIST
 OF
 DESIRABLE HOMES
SalesrOoms 8Ol.7 Title Guarantee Building,

Sio00-6Ox160, with elegant 2-story, 9-rooul residence: furnace heat: every modern convenience. near central. 11th ave-, South Highlands. S4500-57X1S4, a beautiful new, modern furnace heated home; gas, electric lights, modern plumbing porcelain bath hard finish floors; q gem of comfort. neatness and convenience; beautiful lo- cation. See it. No better bargain on the market for s4500. $Sl5O-A we'll built, 1-story, Groom cot tage; beautiful lot, nice location; near llth ave, south. Owner selling to raise spot cash. A bargain. s5OOO-5Ox210 2-story, Broom residence; east front: west of 18th st, near 11th ave-. South Highlands. Reasonable terms
 SiC00-1O0x160; neat Groom cottage, half block of car line, near Five Points. $eOOO-An elegant modern, 2-story, 9-room residence; beautifd, location; Huh ave. car line, South Highlands Sl5,O00-A swell, modern home: very sty- fish; beautifully built; stables, servants houses. large lot; fronts car line in a location beyond criticism. Peen offered Sl3.500 and refused 1t. Terms reason- able, 6 per cent. SS00O-A beautiful modern. S-room. 2-story residence, near Highland ave. Five Points neighborhoed. Easy terms
 
 line, Richmond place. $8I50-Neat corner Groom cottage; fronts ear line, South Highlands $5i5O-A stylish. modern. 2-storv, Broom home; fronts 11th ave. car line, South Highlands.
 s1O,O0O-loOx2oo; 2-story. Broom. attrac- tive residence; fronts Highland ave car line, South Highlands. Would consider exchange for larger house or property and pay cash difference. See 1t. S950O-200xlS0 near 12th ave, South High lands.
 s55OO-A 2-story. modern Broom resi- dence' 14th st, South Highlands. S40O0-9-room residence near goth st. South Highlands. $S15O-Neat, desirable, 7-room cottage; well located; South 21st st S275O-2-story, 7-room residence North Highlands; $sOo cash. ssO per month $325O--6-room house and lot 20th st. north half block of Capitol park. You cannot duplicate this so close in on north side s5250-Modern 7-room cottage; Norwood district; beautiful location. $5O00-Modern. corner. 7-room home, near 24th st., North Highlands; s1O0O cash, balance to suit S3350-100x12O; neat broom cottage; fronts car line; choice location; North High lands.
 s5OO0--5Ox100; 9th avenue North: east of 2Oth street
 S375O-Modern 7-room corner; with serv- ants house. Northside. S30OO-A neat, modern Groom cottage; about blocks of Henley school; North side
 S4OOO- 2OOx16o 7-room. modern cottage Fountain Heights; s10o0 cash. $50 per month.
 s4OOO-Pretty 7-room cottage; overlooks the city; Fountain Heights $350O-Neat 7-room, modern cottage; block of public school near the crest of hill; {; Fountain Heights.
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Bell Phone l264

S35OO-A well built. conveniently construct ed. neatly finished, 5-room home 11th avenue, North Highlands. A real gem. $lOOO-5-room cottage block of car line: Jonesville.
 SA00-l0-room. 2=story residence, that cost over $500 to build has two-room serV- ants house; ? blocks of car line North Highlands.
 $s5OO-One of the most elegant, best con- structed, comfortably arranged, 2-story. lo-room residences, with splendid mater ial used throughout the building; ex- cellent servants room, stable private laundry, etc. A. most complete home; Norwood district: reasonable terms S55OO-A beautiful. stylish, 2-story, modern home; Fountain Heights easy terms. SoOoO-2-story, 1-room home, fronting East park
 5ox24o-Modern, S-room home; fronting Capitol park.
 $4500-2-story, modern. furnace heated. r. room home; splendid location, fronts car line; North Highlands. S2650-Modern. Groom stueco nome; beau- tiful location; WoodlaWn $l3OG-5-room corner home fronts car line. Woodlawn; S30o cash, $15 per month. s4000-Elegant 10-room. modern home, fronts car line: choice location, Wood lawn.
 5Ox2lO-A comfortable 2-story. modern s. room home, 18th street, South High lands
 s275o-Rental sa25; 5oxlso. Avenue G. near 17th street, broom cottage and two g. room cottages.
 modern, 2-story residence, large lot; Avenue G. between 2oth and Fist streets. $2O0O-50x14o 4-room cottage, Avenue c. near 18th street
 s275O-Neat Groom. corner home, near Avenue and 26th street. s50O0-Modern, 2-story, S-room home; fronts Highland avenue car line; edge of South Highlands.
 $S250-2-story, 7-room cottage; large lot, Ha block of Highland avenue car line, South Highlands
 $75O0-100x1G0, elegant, modern 2-story, E. room residence servant houses; block of Highland avenue car line; near Rhodes Circle.
 $SOOO-A swell. modern 2-story 10-room residence; 12th avenue, beautiful loca- ton; South Highlands. I have many beautiful homes, not quoted on the North and South Highlands ranging from s10.o00 to S25000. As We have hitherto hinted. many of our friends seeking homes. if they will be candid with themselves, will frankly admit that they do not exactly know what they want Many are looking for the maginery and unobtainable. Now if you really know what you want. we would even then have to exert our best efforts to locate you, and with this favorable circumstance only about 10 per cent of the applications at this of- flee would be filed This means, if it means anything. that if we are to ap- proximately reach the ends desired that we must know as nearly as possible what you are seeking, what you will pay and what terms you desire. Identify yourself if you want the property ideD- tified. Very truly,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
FOR SALE.

|
 ] FOR sALE-One and one-haif million feet Of long leaf pine. half million fine logs on yard, balance standing imme- diately around mill Mill of fifteen thou sand capacity Just put up and ready to run; reason for selling bad health. Box FPS, Randolph Ala. 1-22-l0t FOR sALE-Lots for ten days special prices; proceeds from sales 10 be used in Improvements; cement sidewalks grading street, etc. Address Owner, 40l-2 Title Bldg. 1-2G-10t FOR SALE-Eight. ten or sixteen acres between the Wade tract and North Bir- mingham Sl050 per acre. W. B Leedy & Co. 1-25-7t FOR SALE-Cheap. s5xl50. renting S19 per month; within five blocks of Norwood car; great bargain. price s20o0. Beasley Bros, 2026 First avenue. 1-2s-2t-su-tu FOR SALE-C -Chrysanthemums roots). 50 cents per dozen. W. D. Caddell Ak ron, Ala. 1-7-7t-sun-tue FOR SALE-S250 will buy restaurant mak- ing S150 a month; s4OO for boarding house doing a business of Sf0O q month S675 for grocery doing a fine business; $l600 for first class laundry outfit; s1350 for established grocery and meat market; SlO0O with or without services, for one third interest in established business bll NoITlS dNtnuts @AWU Will buy nall h. terest in money making job printing of fee. National Business Exchange Will son Bldg 1-2s-3t-sun-tu-thu sl00O-4 lots each 90 fl. front nice and high, 18th ave. North Birmingham, near church, school and car line. One week only at this price. Sorsby & Ser ", real estate agents, 2113 3rd ave, op- posite court house
 -26-5t-fri-su-tu-thu-su
 WILL sell my beautiful upright piano, in mahogany ease; best make; almost new: leaving city. Address Piano. care Age Herald 1-2S-7t FOR SALE-S5O cash, will buy nice g. room cottage in city limits, balance $15 per month. Macke. PA Fist street.
 1-10-eod-tf FOR SALE-Sl5OO: s0x15O with 4-room house: five blocks of Norwood car: this is great bargain; see 1t. Beasley Bros. 2O26 First avenue. 1-2s-2t-su-tu $14Oo-Nice and new. rooms. 2 porches, good fence pretty lots good neghbor- hood. East Lake. A portion of this can be paid $15.OO month. One week only at this price. sorsby & Berry. | 2119 3rd avenue. 5t-fri-su-tu-t5 t5n-sun casht balance 1 and ? | years; house and lot N. 10th street, half | block north of Masonic temple. A snap. Smith & Stllman, 205-206 Hood build l ing. 1-3O-3t !, FOR SALB~Three nice oak wardrobes, one hall rack, one refrigerator A bar gain. Must sell quick. 1916 Sth ave. north.
 FOR SALE CHEAP $3250-9Ox15O; also BOX 176, with Groom house: five blocks of car line; let us show it to you Beasley Bros, 2026 First avenue. 1-2S-2t-su-tu tu TOR SALE-I have fifty acres first class gravel which I will sell in car lots; also forty acres best grade sand. Bath
 "ailroad. For information write
 Akron, Ma. 1-2S-3t
 business with
 l. on hand: 1
 It fail
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $35, ,5O0-1bx150; corner 18th st. and aE ave. $4OO0-AllAy corner; 45Xi00 with Groom house. tlose in. $G000-Lot 25Xl40 on Second avenue, two story brick on front and 4-room house on rearl rented al S35
 FOR RENT. Brick stote on ear line; Avondale, $1750. 1902 11th dve., south, rooms. S30 1105 N. 14th st.; Groom and bath. s15 per month.
 L. G. PETTYJoHN, Phones 465 and 1101. 1S261s Sd Ave
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REAL EsTATE RARGAINs.

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. '-Corner 100xfOO; renting for s4SO per n.
 '4O; eight 4-room houses; rent Q per month; a splendid in- 'stion.
 on Belt railroad; rents for tn.
 houses; renting s62O per residence lots at $16 per 
 OLIVER 6 CO,
 Phones 16S2.
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FOR RENT.

8 story building. suitable for wholesale trade will improve to suit tenant. Warehouse on Avenue c and 22nd street. Vacant property for rent; vacant property to improve for tenants Offices and sample rooms, and all classes of property for rent.
 GEORGE 5iLBE, Bell phone 24. 923 Fist street.
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ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RA TES-One cert a word day; no ad. taken for less than % cents for first insertion Cash lust accompany F"0rv order
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ANY pbr girl needing friendship help. advice etc, will find ready and willing assistDce by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home 33rd st.
 and Ah D. Birmingham. Ala. 6-14-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30

FOR SAIB. SIP 90 per it.; near Magnolia Hts; gut tered curDed, macadamized: bargain. $S000-Seventh ave. corner; rents S960l $l1,0OO-5Sli ave. property: rents Sl0S0. S25,000-100xl)0; 5th ave. near new depot 5000 Desirable; close in; eth ave lot. $l2,5O0-5Ox14O; End ave, near 24th. SEQ 0O0O-Improved 2nd ave. cor. S55O0-5Ox95; 4tn ave. and 15th st. impvd. S42, O00--3-story brick rents s4500. S22, ,50O-Frst ave store goth and Fist sts. $75 Per Foot-Pretty Highland ave. lot s375O--7Ox240; Ave. K near 12th st. SIS lSOOo-2-story brick; rents s240o. $65 pr. A.-19O acres. l1k miles 5oyles Gap. $4000-Brick store; 17th st.. Ens!ey; rents S42O
 $3250-Elegant new West End place.
 MCCONNELL c ANGLIN, Phones 1923. 201S Third Ave
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REAL ESTATE

 FOR SALE.

WORTH INVESTIGATING. Sl5 5OOO-l9Ox150; improved residence prop erty. S2O,O0O-Central business property on End avenue. s22. .5OO-CentraI business property on 2nd avenue. $50. .OOO-C Central business property (eorneO, 100x140 feet. $S2, ,OOO-C Central business property on End avenue, $35, ,OOO-Central business property on 3rd avenue. If in the market to buy or sell call on us. ". ". MALONE dc co.
 Insurance. Rentals. 211 N. Fist St. Phones 1239.
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ONE GENT 4 HOR ).

RATES-One cent a word a day; no ad. taken for less than 9 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every Order.
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WANTED-Young lady cashier for restau- rant. Postoffice Cafe. 1903 Second ave
 nne 1-30-2t
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ONE ENT 4 WORD

hA ES-Oi cent word day; no ad. takenor less than 9 cents for hrst inser)n. Cash must accompany every ord.
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DRUGGISTS with six years experience. would like to change positions al once. State salary Address F. II. R., Leila, Ga. 1oS-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30

POLICIES isued by "old line" life insur- ane compaies on the Tontine. accumu- latFe and deferred distribution plan,
 puThased Y me at higher prices than offeSed by these companies: bring or send polcie thereby save correspond ence and tile; quick action and ready cash P. w Hall. First National Bank Bldg, both telephones 69S 11-11-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF gou wis to buy or sell mortgage ndes, call at National Business EX-
 clAnge, Wi3on bldg. 1-26-tf
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WANTED-Ladies to decorate sofa pill lows; also ladies 10 stamp china; ex- perience unnecessary. SS 10 SIP weekly:
 work taken home. 2329 3rd ave 1-21-15t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30

LIKE SEW-We clean and polish your pianoa bedroom and office furniture, at your iome or office: 24 years experi- ence. ! Paxton, specialist. Bell S272 oo tN
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CAPITAL WANTED

Partner with $25000 for general agency for the state of Alabama for one of the most prominent Life Insurance Com panies. Correspondence solicited Will prove assertion to interested party.
 Write A. B. C., care Age-Herald.
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WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-To keep set of books evenings for small concern. Address F. l.. care Age-Herald. 1-26-7t
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UNITHD Staes Department of Agricul- ture, pfficeof the Secretary. Washing ton, .hnuaf' 26. 1906 Notice is hereby given that he Secretary of Agriculture has, inder minority conferred by law, issued Rulel, Revision l, to prevent the spread of sllenetic fever in cattle. This revistd rul, which becomes effective Febrlhry 1 1906. makes certain changes in thdmodiled quarantined area in the states of Virginia and North Carolina, and dherwse affects the movement of cattlelfrom and to number of states and tFrltones. Copies of Rule l. Revis- ion 1,lmay be obtained from the chief of thdbureau of animal industry. whose addref is Washington. D. C. James Will son, Secretary of Agriculture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30

WANTED-Sewing. underclothing. shirt waists and childrens clothes preferred
 Mrs s. E. H., k. F. D. No l. 1-3O-2t FlRST-CLASS stenographer. lady. wants position; good service given and good salary expected B-9, care Age-Heraid
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
 II --------------.--------s- 5z~------<s~---s--- CONSULT iottie. Americas greatest palmist pst, present and future re- fealed. Tls entire week regular Sl fittings 50 ients. Open from ID a. m. Q 10 D. m Satisfaction guaranteed. 4pttie the balmist. 16l1 3d ave. 1-29-6t you fail 10 find a cure for Ied-W Victim, try Pen-ine. Samples fee. Guaanteed. Missouri Remedy q, Dept. 10. St Louis. 1-28-2-11
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RoMs FOR RENT

HVHHo TOa HEN FURN1SHEf rooms every convenience.
 607 North 2.l street 1-25-7t FOR RENT44arge front room nicely fur nished wit or without board. G05 Fist
 st.. north
 | FURNIsHEi front room with bata 2l20
 9th ave. 1-s0-tf fOR RENT.One lsrge furnished room Tor two geilemen; good neighborhood. F30 N. 21st treet.
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NANTED-Couple. or two young men to occupy nicely furnished front room with
 board in private family Every home convenience. References required, Apply b59 N. 18th street. 1-30-2t
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BoARDERs WANTED.

MRS. ]. P. ROSS can accommodate a few boarders at 2O2l 9th ave. north: reason- able prices; references exchanged. Ap-
 DIV at house. 1-6-tf