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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-01

FOR RENT.
$12. 50--Cottage, 10th avenue, north.
50 .50-Cottage, S. 26th street.
So. Sabotage 9th avenue and 18th street.
north.
SIS. 00-6-room cottage, close to Glen Iris
park.
I rent propert'- exclusively, and If you
have property unrented, it would pay
you to try me.
GEORGE BlLBE,
Bell Phone g.
1872 2fst ST.
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FOR RENT-About January 10, new g.
room house. bath. hot and cold water,
stationary washstand. electric lights; an
up-to-date cottage, 9th street, between
3 r. and G., $3.50. Smith & Stillman Hood
Building. 12-30-3t
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u. s. army. Aole-podled
unmarried men, between ages of Il and
85; citizens of United States OF good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. Apply
to recruiting officer. W N. goth st..
Birmingham, Ala. lilly
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED~Latin and history teachers;
primary teacher; man to build Golfer
Dam; other cement work; prescription
8 clerk, must be registered: blacksmith
and wagon builder; carriage trimmer;
woman bookkeeper; other work OPEN
Az Hood bldg
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wANTED-Three experienced travelling
statesmen to complete 1907 selling force.
Attractive line to retailers; $4,000 to $4,000
annually to hustlers of ability. Perma-
nent, Box 574. Dept. 2, Chicago.
12-30-2t-su-tu
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'WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
great demand for BARRIERS; top wages
paid. Hundreds of good opportunities to
open business with small capital. Few
weeks completes. Fine chance for poor
man. Write nearest branch. Moler Bar
Der College. New Orleans, La, or At
lanta Ga, 12-22-eod- Ct
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

salesman to travel
southern half of Alabama. Do not apply
unless you are an experienced shoe
man and have travelled this territory
successfully. Good contract open for
the right man. Apply with references;
also amount of your past yearly sales.
Augustus Wright CO., Box Is Peters,
burg, Va 12-30-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farm lands and
lots; good commissions: rapid selling
proposition. Southwestern Land invest
ment Co., Bradley, Ark. Idiot
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Any poor girl needing friendship, help,
advice, etc. will find ready and willing
assjstance by applying to the matron Of
salvation Army Rescue Home, 33d st.
and Ave. u, Birmingham. Ala. 6-ll-u
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YOUNG man wapts position as book
keeper or timekeeper; will not object to
going out of town; completed bookkeep-
ing course sixteen months ago. was as
sistant book1eeper for one of the larg-
est department stores in the city for
five months; quit on account of health;
has been employed for the last eleven
months in a retail grocery; can furnish
references from both employers and
professor of bookkeeping; salary an OBJ
iect Address Salary, care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE-DeSoto Mineral Springs, on
Shades mountain, four miles east of
south Highlands; so acres; 80 fenced !;
IL in fruit orchard; nice rock house.
stables and barns; several medicinal
springs. Apply to p. Byrne, 1909l9 First
avenue. 12-30-3t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Large warehouse; 100x140.
best location in town; reasonable price
for term of years to right tenant Beas-
ley Bros, 2026 LIST avenue. 12-2S-5t
FOR RENT-Ideal home; North High
lands. Bell phone 2o79. dec-27-7t
FOR RENT-Neat cottage, rooms and
bath; SIT S. 23d St, $50. Smith & Still
man. 205-6 Hood bldg. 1-1-2t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent y word day. NO
nd. taken for less than 20 cents fer
frss Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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BOARDERS wanted, couples or young
men, at 615 N. 22nd St, excellent ta-
BILE, o'clock dinner; rates made for
breakfast and dinner only. 12-7-tf
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HELP WANTEp-reMaLE.
FOB SALE.

Fob SALE.
| FOR SALE-Seven thousand, five hun
bred dollars worth of stock in an
established manufacturing business.
| Paying twenty to twenty-five per cent.
| Good position goes with it. VIII bear
closest investigation. Address Stock"
, care Age-Herald. 12-2s-7t
I FOR SALE-Ideal home; new large lot;
| North Highlands. Owner leaving city.
Bell phone 2579. dec-27-7t
FOR SAI4E-One million feet pine tim
Der fly miles of railroad; one medium
| sized saw mill outfit, 10 head fine cat
| tie at a sacrifice If taken quick. Box 81.
| Hehin, Ala. 12-3o-4t
I COAL YARD for sale, consisting of pair
mules and two wagons. S01 Avenue f
and Sth street, Bell phone 1451. 12-26-7t
| FOR SALE-Bargain in brass B-fat cor
net in box; music Tyre in box A and B
stem SIS; apply upstairs 2o12 Sth avenue.
! north.
| FOR SALE-A plant manufacturing a
| staple material used in every b1ilding,
business now well established in the
city; will stand the closest investigation;
a money maker. Address Box 267. City.
11-2o-tf
7 FOR SALE-At Wholesale price, $50 rods
woven wire fence; lot of wire nails and
LIFT
ONE hotel for sale or rent; well fur
nished ard good location Address Ho-
tel, care Age-Herald. 1-1-3t
FOR SALE-A big bargain two houses
on large lot, 5OX19o; in corner in Nor
! wood; for only $6500 Address Owner,
! care Age Herald. 1-1-2t-tu-th
FOR SALE-$23O cash will buy nice lot ON
| the car line near Central park this
| is good: for q short time only. Address
Owner, care Age-Herald 1-1-2t-tu-th
| FOR SALE-$30 coo; 2-story brick; 5Ox
40; I'd avenue; rental from October l.
1907, $24oo w. b. Leedy & Co. LIT
FOR SALE--On account leaving city, will
| sell new buggy cheap for cash. Call Peo-
| pies phone 1860 today.
FOR sALE-s2sOO; 5Ox190, Ave II, South
Highlands, Groom cottage, splendid
community. Worth $4,000 Terms half
cash John b. Bethea, 461 Hood Bldg.
| Bell 36S 12-30-2t-su-tu
FOR sALE-Mules; heavy span dray
! mules weigh about 2700 pounds; thor
oroughly acclimated; and years old;
strictly first class. Call b. b.. Bell phone
1927 12-30-5t-su-tu-th-fr -su
FOR SALES 20O0-57x2O0; Avenue 1 and
18th street. $9O0-45x1O0; 29th street and
Avenue f. Residence. Goth street,
south, near 14th avenue. $12,50O-25x14O;
improved: 81 avenue, near 18th street.
$40 Per Foot-Near Highland and Ar
lington avenues. W. Z. Leedy & Co
12-3O-7t
FOR SALE-DeSoto Mineral Springs, on
| Shades mountain, four miles east of
south Highlands; so acres; 50 fenced;
| IL in fruit orchard; nice rock house,
| stables and barns; several medicinal
springs. Apply to p Byrne 1909is First
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BoARDERs WANTED.

TWO elegant front rooms, with board
400 North 10th street, corner 9th avenue
12-3l At
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FOR RENT~With or Without board, 2
upstairs front rooms; frst-class in ev-
cry particular All modern conven-
fences. 100 21st street, north 12-a-3t
FOR RENT-Neat and well kept room.
2l21 9Th avenue. 1-1-4t
TWO furnished rooms upstairs, suitable
for light houseke eping 1903 7th avenue.
LIFT
FURNISHED rooms. $50 per week each.
Apply 1n2 Third avenue, north.
FURNISHED rooms for rent to gentle
men; all conveniences, including furnace
heat. Private family. 171s 18th avenue,
south Peoples phone 1903.
FOR RENT-To a settled gentleman; a
large well furnished room, with bath
adjoining. No ladies need apply. Adj
dress, U. Y. Care Age Herald.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished upstairs
front room with hot bath for gentlemen
only. 2212 18th avenue. lift
FOR RENT-Front room. 2OSO 9Th ave.
11-l6-eod-tf.
FOR RENT : Handsomely furnished
rooms; modern conveniences; us 21st
St, north. 12-29-7t
Rae 4rE.
FOR lie
S15OO-Large corner lot and 4-room house
in Elyton.
Groom cottage on car line at West End;
lot 5Ox190 at station; $500; terms; one
half cash.
$3OOO-vacant corner. 1oOx13S; 18th and 18th
avenue, north.
FOR RENT.
1902 Avenue X, rooms and servants
two houses $27 80
$40 Per Month-Large store and living
rooms; on car line.
L. G. PETTYJoHN.
Phones 11O1 and 49, 1861 Third Ave.
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FURNISHED rooms. $50 per week each.
Apply 17l2 Third avenue north.
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SITUATIONS WANTEC

WANTED-at once principal or assist
antship of Suburban school. Paying not
less than $500 per month, by young
man with college education; also hold
ing teachers second grade certificate.
Address Teacher Care Age Herald.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Five young men from Is to 20
years of age as news agents on Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. Call 1914
Morris avenue. dec-27-lOt
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WANTED-A reliable married man to
manage a country property; a knowl-
edge of gardening and clarifying Will
be essential. Applicant must be sober,
capable and furnish acceptable refer
ences; German or Swede preferred. Ad-
dress Boy 636. Admission. Ala. 1-l-3t
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TWO furnished rooms upstairs, suitable
for light housekeeping 1903 7th avenue.
1-1-2t
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FOR SALE-s2OOO- 57x2OO; Avenue 1 and
18th street. $9OO-45x1OO; 29th street and
Avenue f. $70o0-Residence. Goth street,
south, near 14th avenue. $125OO-25x140;
improved: 81 avenue, near 18th street.
$40 Per Foot-Near Highland and Ar
llngton avenues. w. 3. Leedy & Co,
12-3O-7t
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-iONEX LOANED SALARlED PEOPLE
and others without security; cheapest
rates, easiest payments; offices in sixty
principal cities; save yourself money By
retting our terms first. d. II. Tolman.
room Il Watts bldg. zoos Third ave.
s-l-Iv
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FOR RENTCWith or Without board, 2
upstairs front rooms; frst-class in ev-
cry particular. All modern conven-
iences. 100 21st street north. 12-31-3t
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FURNISHED rooms for rent to gentle
men; all conveniences, including furnace
heat. Private family. IT'S 18th avenue,
south. Peoples phone 1103.
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FOR SALE-At Wholesale price $50 rods
woven wire fence; lot of wire nails and
roofing-3-ply. Bargain, care Age-Herald.
IL.
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GET room and board at 1923 9Th avenue,
north Peoples phone 1862. f-1eod wl1
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MONEY TO LEND.
REAI estats loans. 80. 50. 30 days and Il
months City Loan and Banking Co..
LOG North 2lst street. Bell phone 240
l-14-t f
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CHI Ferguson)
Phone 246o. 2113 First Ave.
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FOR SALE-s2sOo; 5ox190, Ave. II, South
Highlands, Groom cottage, splendid
community. Worth $4,000 Terms half
cash. John b. Bethea 461 Hood Bldg.
Bell 36S 12-30-2t-su-tu
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FOR RENT-Neat and well kept room.
2121 9Th avenue. 1-1-4t
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FOR RENT-To a settled gentleman;
large well furnished room, with bath
adjoining No ladies' need apply. Adj
dress, u. Y. Care Age Herald.
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ROOM with board. 2209 9th avenue
M .
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FOR SALE-A big bargain, two houses
on large lot, 50x19o; in corner in Nor
wood; for only $4,000. Address Owner,
care Age Herald. 1-1-2t-tu-th
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ONE hotel for sale or rent; well fur
nished ard good location. Address Ho-
tel, care Age-Herald. 1-1-3t
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FOR SALE-S230 cash will buy nice lot ON
the car line near Central park; this
is good; for q short time only. Address
Owner, care Age-Herald. 1-1-2t-tu-th
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-12
Not Hard to Bust a Bank.

A run on a bank merely pulls the
trouble down upon the very fellows
who have money in the bank. A
good bank can be busted by concert
ed movement TO pay all depositors
In a day, Why? The railroads are
not prepared TO haul all the people
in one day. The newspapers are not
prepared to give everyone paper
even on issue day. The hotels are
not prepared TO feed everybody. In
a few days the banks will be able to-
pay; but the run throws it in the
courts. The bank that can pay fifty
cents on the dollar In court will pay
100 II left alone In It's natural trend
OF affairs. -Arapshoe Bee.
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The Best Game Bird OF All.

Atdinner recently several men we're
discussing the merits OF different
kinds OF game. One preferred can
vasback duck, another woodcock,
and still another thought a quail the
most delicious article OF food. The
discussion and the dinner ended
about the same time. "Well, Harry"
said one Of the men, speaking to the
waiter at his elbow, what kind of
game do you like the best?" well
Mr.. Jones, to be frank, most any
kind OF game suits me, but what /
like best is an American eagle served
on a silveAdollar Eek
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-12
Buys Bank to Pay Debt
of Gratitude to Owners.

Kansas City, Mo December S,-To
pay debt OF gratitude and protect
the interests OF q bank which was In
volved in the suspension OF the
National Bank OF Commerce In this
city, Joseph Brown OF Argentine,
Kan, who a few years ago accumu
lated fortune mining in the klon-
dixie, Saturday purchased outright
the First State Bank OF Argentine
which closed It's doors last Thursday
for one day only. The bank "staked''
Brown when he started on his Alaska
mining venture.
To day Brown bought the Argen-
tine institution, paying all OF it's in.
debtedness and buying It's securities.
The amount involved was $4,000
which was paid In cash.
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Public Sale.

John d. Woody estate, I miles
northwest OF Butler on Wednesday,
Dec. 10Th, 1907, the following prop
erty: 10 head horses: 6 mares, 2
brood mares, l six and l eight years
old; 2 heavy draft mares, 8 year old;
l two year old tilley, l three year old
driving bred mare, l gelding, ! suck.
Ing colt, 2 mule colts. 90 head cat
sic: 6 yesrling steers, 3 cows, 3 lat
two year old heiiers, I steer and ?
heller calves, "a young hogs, will
weigh 1875 pounds. Grq 730 bu
corn in crib, 3s tons y Pshy hay,
22O bu. oats in bin. FaSing I'm
elements: 3 farm wagons, spring
wagon, l road wagon, 8 sets work
harness, l moving machine, | sulky
hay rake, l bull rake, l hay frame, l
IA in. and l 16 In. breaking plows, !
harrow, l disc cultlvstor, diamond
pillow, corn planter, | saddle and
some other things.
TEPMs: All sums under $40 cash
One sums OF $40 and over d credit Of
II months time, without interest Il
paid when due, otherwise to draw S
per cent from date. Purchaser to
give bankable note; 4 per cent dis
count for cash.
Lete will serve lunch.
C. W. Woody,
MARY J. WooDY,
Administrators.
MCLAUGHLIN, Auctioneer.
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Protection Scrap at Rich Hill.

Review 9Th.
A small row is reported 80 have
occurred yesterday afternoon, after
the snti-ssloon league speaking. Is
is alleged that the speaker, Rev. MIR.
Goodwin, in bis remarks made some
comment on the circular OF the tax
payers league which were construed
by City Clerk Jones, who probably
furnished she statistics, as branding
him a islsifier. So alter the meeting
Mr.. Jones called the speaker to task
and the ''lie" was passed and one or
more blows stuck, but others inter.
vening, the trouble was soon over,
The affair is very much regretted by
both sides Of the local option contro'
versy. Is is unfortunate that people
OF standing should lose their tempers
In their over zealousness to such ex
tent.
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Kas., by the camps drill team com
posed Of Guy Samples, L j. Feems
ter and Others, that the team was
unnecessarily rough to him.
He alleges that he was crushed TO
the floor and bis right knee disloca-
ted, the right flbuls fractured and
the tendons and ligaments torn and
bruised. That he has been rendered
a permanent cripple by the injury
and that he has and now is suffering
great bodily and mental pain as a
result OF the injuries.
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Congratulations.

We take this early opportunity to
express to the good citizens OF the
city OF Butler our admiration for,
and appreciation OF, the splendid
majority Of 168 votes cast by the
citizens OF Butler at the election
Monday "agsinst the sale OF intoxi'
eating liquors"
The conscience OF our citizens was
aroused and II has expressed itsel!
upon this question In no uncertain
tone.
To the good women Of Butler and
vicinity is due, and Is hereby yielded
the need Of praise for the result thus
attained.
To those who espoused the oppo
site view of this question we express
the hope that they will with unsnim
ity accept the results as having beer
properly settled and act accordingly
II, however, there should be those
still OF the opinion that the law can
not be iniorced, and shall seek tc
give expression to that opinion by
defiance Of the will Of the people Of
thus expressed, to ell such We beg t.
say that we are enlisted for foul
years, or during the war;" and 4
shall be our purpose, with the sup
port Of the good citizens Of rhis city
to see that the sentence OF the law 1
properly executed.
BATES COUNTY ANTI SALOON LEAGUl
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Needle Through Hearth
Nevada Herald.

Nevada Herald.
DR.. Atkinson believes 8 Nevada
patient OF his had an experience and
undergone q danger few people. II
any, ever before went through and
lived. The patient in question is
Mrs. d. E. Warren, who lives on
South Pine street.
Ten years or so ago the doctor
was called to walt upon the lady,
who seemed to have some sort oil
heart trouble. The trouble has ire
quently returned during the inter
vening period and at times Mrs,
Warren has had great trouble and
pain getting breath. The only thing
that seemed to do her good was the
rubbing OF her side over the heart.
Last Thursday one Of thesame old
spells came on and the same old rem
edy was resorted to. While rubbing
her side the lsdy's hand came In con
tact with the point Of q needle, which
had worked It's way TO the surface.
The needle was removed, coming
out between the fith and sixth ribs
and the blackened condition OF thu
steel showed that 1t had been In tht
lady's flesh a long time. It's remov
al seemed to give the lady relief ant
DR.. Atkinson declares the belief tina
It gradually worked its way through
her heart, though It's presence Is
mystery.
The case is "a peculiar one and prob
ably without parallel In the histor!
OF medicine.
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Millbury, Mass. December 8 Mrs.
Louise NJ. Teit, mother OF Secretary
of War William 81. TAFT, who had
been i'll since last summer, died at
1890 O'Clock this morning. For the
past week or more Mrs. TAFT had
been unconscious and slowly grow
ing weaker.
Csblegrams have been sent TO Boz
losns, Germany, informing Secretary
Taft OF bis mothers death. The sec.
rotary sailed yesterday for America.
His visit in Europe was cut short by
his mothers illness. He and his wife
are hurrying home on the president
grant.
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Foster Notes.

Turner Bostright came home last
week from Iowa, where he has been
for several months.
Mabel Livingston and sister, Ethel,
came down from the city Saturday
for a weeks visit with friends and
relatives. They viii leave for their
home in Seattle, Washington, about
Dec. 2Oth, where their father has
been for some time.
Braxton Cox left Thursday for
ElDorado Springs TO visit bis moth.
or, Mrs. Sue Morris.
Tom Badgett and wife, OF New
Home, visited home folks Sunday.
Uncle Henderson Miller, who has
been very sick for two weeks, Is con.
valescent.
Geo. Davis, Of ElDorado Springs,
is back, looking after business and
other interests.
Quite number OF our folks attend.
cd the Temperance lecture at Wor-
land Thursday evening.
Aunt Maggie WEIGH departed this
life Sunday morning, Dec. 8. The
body inferred In Salem cemetery.
MIR. Blevins, pi Topeka, Kan, is
= visiting bis nephew, Jno. Martin.
Rev. Mathews preached at Salem
Sunday.
LeeShelton left Saturday for Pitte'
burg, Kan, on business.
Chas. Emell and wife have returned
home from their western trip.
A little daughter has come to live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tickell.
Earl Murray, Of Agency, Mo-, ant
Miss Tula, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Davis, were united In marriage
at the home Of the brides parents IL
Foster Thursday, Dec. 8, 1907, BY
Rev. Rogers, Of Hume, Mo. Mr.
Murray has been employed by o. s
Government as teacher In the school
of the Philippine Islands for the pas
five years. Miss Davis was born ant
reared In this vicinity. She laugh
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two years in our public school. She
and her husband will visit with his
parents In Agency, Mo-, until Dec,
18th, then they leave for San Fran.
cisco. They will take their departure
Dec. II for their future home. They
will 90 by the way of Honolulu
Hawaii. Yokohama, Japan; Hong
kong. China; then to Manila, Philip
pine Islands. Topsy with Their
many friends wish them a happy AND
successful life.
Mrs. Roy Cox, OF Kansas City, II
visiting her mother, Mrs. Smalley, o
this city. ToPsY.
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Sues N. w. A. For
Twenty Thousand Dollars

Nevada Post.
Jas. Il. Smith, by his attorneys,
Hsllett & Allard and Scott & Bowker
fled suit Monday in the Circuit court
against the Modern Woodmen oil
America for 500, 900 damages.
The petition alleges that while the
plaintiff was being initiated at Erie,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-12

Syrups.
West Morland maple syrup n gal. .............75c
We have monarch pure maple syrup in qrt, gal gal
If you want something NICE try our cans. Absolutely
pure maple syrup under the pure food law.
Pure sugar syrup quart size.. ........... .25c
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FOR SALE.

$50 acres bottom land located In
Prairie township. See D. C. Chastain
Butler, Mo. A 3,