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ton, alteration.
She s~tamnlered uncertainty till the
humiliation and chagrin she had suf-
tcrcd this night swept over her again.
This town-this crude, half born min
ins camp-had turned against her, mis-
judged her cruelty. The women were
e%nvious, clacking scandal mongcrs, all
Of them, who would O~stracizc her and
make her life in the northland Il mis-
cry, make her an outcast with nothing
to sustain her but her own solitary
pride. She could picture her future
standing alone, vlliiied, harassed in a
thousand cutting ways, yet unable to
run away or to explain, She would
have to stay and face it, for her life
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ELLEN ". OLSON CLARA {. DARMSTADTCR

The responsibility for q daughters
future largely rests with the mother.
The right influence and the infor-
nation which IS of vital interest tc
the daughter impaired at the proper
time has not only saved the life but
insured the success OF many a beau
tiful girl.
When a girls thoughts become
sluggish. with headache, dizziness or
\ disposition to sleep, pains in back
or lower limbs, eyes dim, desire for
solitude; when she Is q mystery to
herself and friends, her mother
should come to her aid, and renem
Der that Lydia II. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, made from native
roots and horbn, will at this time
prepare the system for the coming
change, and start this trying period
in a young girls life without pain
or Irregularities. It has been thus
depended upon for two generations.
Hundreds Of letters from young
girls and their mothers, expressing
gratitude for what Lydia e. Pink
huns Vegetable Compound has done
for them, are constantly being re
ceived.
Miss Ellen ". Olson If All N. East
St, Kcwnnce, III, writes
Deer Mrs. Pinkham:-
~ have had the best doctors in our town
Tor my sickness and they all thought thai
an operation was necessary. had headache,
No other remedy has such
ills. Thousands Of women resi-
States bear willing testimony t
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compou
lydia E. P~lnkham's Vegetable Compou
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sldeache. and my feet were 50 sore / could
hardly stand, | took tNo bottles Of Lydia 2.
PiniShaiu's Vegetable Compound when M
periods were established and nov | am
perfectly well. Mama says she wont 10
witanut YOU medicine in She house. ! have
tod one sui what Lydia d.. Pinkhan .
Ncgotable Compound has done for ms
and she is taking it now"
Miss Clara Il. Darmstadter, Of 453
Breckenridge st. buaslo, ny writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkiam:-
'For about a year. except during .hc past
TO. wonths, | suffered wl;.i savcre pains
every nIoath, with hachachee nrd headaches.
| had tie blues 50 bad that / was In despair.
I. IS a pleasure to tell you that Lydia T..
Pinkhsm~ Vegetable COMPOUND has cured
me. The change in my APPEARANCE is won
deriul and ] desire that this good may come
to every sufferer. Any one desiring TO know
further details may write to IIc and ! shall
be clad 70 give them
If you know o. any young girl who
is sick and needs motherlv advice.
ask her TO address Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. and tell her every detail
of her symptoms, and to keep nothing
back. She viii receive advice abso-
l1tcly free, from Il source that has no
rival in the experience Of womans
Ills, aid it will, il followed. put her
on the right road to 4 strong. healthy
and happy w~omanhood.
Lydia L. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound made from native roots
and herbs cures where others fail.
d record Of actual cures of female
in every part Of the United
the wonderful virtue Of Lydia
ID and what it has done for them.
d; a Wcman's Reme1y for Woman's lis.
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JUST THE THING.

Sinnick-I've thought Up 4 frst-clcgs
job for blind men, M.nnick,
Minnick-So? What is it,
Sinnick-Putting in the punctuation
marks for country siSn-painters.
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FLORIDA PEONAGE CASES.
First of a Series of Trials In United
States Court.

Tampa, Fla, May 6.-The first of
series of trials in the United States court
here were put on before Judge Lockett to-
day when f. |. Howden' general manager
of me Prairie Pebble Phosphate company,
was arraigned. The indictment contains
five counts alleging condition of poem
age, unlawful detention and unlawfully
aidlns in such arrest and detention. Brod-
sky, one of the complaining witnesses,
testified that he was induced to come to
the mines by an advertisement in a New
York newspaper, engaging himself at
labor agency in New York.
He was told that If he escaped from the
mines at Mulberry he would be jailed
Nevertheless he escaped, but was recap
tured and locked up. lie claimed that
he was paid only 81 a week after being
put back at work, and was made 10
sleep on hay and told that he had to
continue at work until he had made
enough TO pay his return rare 10 New
York. There are four other indictments
against Howden.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the Of
fee of the probate court yesterday in the
following transactions involving sums OF
$1,000 and upwards:
Ensley Highlands company to r. I. Nc
Leod, lots and s, in block 80, survey oil
Ensley Highlands companys survey OF
Ensley Highlands; consideration, $500
A. l.. Robert and wife to r. T. Kelly.
lot "a, in block Z, survey of West END
Land and Improvement company, said lot
being so feet front on Cotton street, West
Enc; consideration, $4,000.
Crockett Paving company to G. p.
Moore, block H. according to Elizabeth
A. Westbrook's survey of a part of the
southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section 90, township II, range 3
west, fronting 1877 feet on Hill street and
running back to Alma avenue; consider
alton, 1920.
Charles X Dickey and wife to G. F.
Moore, lots 3 and 4. in block l, being 100
feet front on Huntsville road; considera-
ton, 1890.
szMary Ida Price to Mile C. Ball. lot
ID. situated on southeast corner of Fourth
avenue and Carter street, Avondale; con-
sideration, $1,000.
Nettie Harden to Mandy Raney, lot 30
and S1-s feet off lot 2S, in block 243,
fronting ON Third avenue, Bessemer, with
all improvements; consideration, $500
j. A. Price to r. S. Douglas, lot ana
the west 40 feet of lot 5, In block 1872.
fronting 80 feet on south side of Avenue
f: consideration, $4,000.
Central Realty company to ]. b. Whit
ten, lots 81 and 3S. in block l. and lot
49, in block >, Ensley Realty company
addition to Ensley; consideration, Sl2Oo.
Mrs. Sadie W. Cater to f. f. Snedeeor,
LOT Is. i'm block ia, being 30 feet front on
Avenue Il; also lot 20, in block ia, being
so feet front on Avenue F; consideration
S5,nn
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HEGEMAN BEFORE GRAND JURY.
President of Metropolitan Life lnsur-
ance Co. Will Be Examined Today.

New York, May 6.-President John h.
Hegeman of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company, Is expected to appear be-
fore the special May grand jury tomor-
row, which today began an investigation
into the agents of the company. Hr.
Hegeman and Haley Fiske, vice presl-
dent of the company, presented them
selves at the grand jury room today pre-
pared To testify, but were informed that
they would not be needed until tomorrow.
The jury today examined Frederick IL.
Ecker, controller of the company, and
William IL. George and G. c. Penhol-
low, bookkeepers. District Attorney Je-
rome said today that a full week prob
ably will be required to get all the evil
dence before the jury, some of his as
sistants having been at work on the COM
pany's books for weeks and also have
taken statements from several.
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SEVEN ARE GUILTY OF
BLACK HAND CRIMES
ITALIAN CONVICTED FOR BLOW.
ING UP HOMES WITH DYNAMITE
AND ATTEMPTING TO KlLL-A
TWO YEARS SENTENCE.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, May 6-Seven of the
eighteen Italians who had been on trial
here, charged with BLACK Hand" crimes,
were declared guilty in the Louzerne
county court today when the sealed YER
dict of the jury was opened. The other
two defendants were acquitted.
Those found guilty are Charles Buff
fulina, Antonio Taglorina, Charles Con
zaza. Josey Comella, Steven Lattoro, SAL
vatore Luchinna, Pettro Luchnna, q.
Gimmone, Charles Domenican, Vincent
Loubouna and Charles Cornella.
Those acquitted are Andrea Paternostra
and Salvatore Volpand. The principal
charge against the men was the blowing
up of the home of an Italian named
Rizza because he refused to pay money
to a band calling themselves the BLACK
Hand" society.
The penalty for the crime for which
the Italians were convicted is two years
Imprisonment. District Attorney Salisbury
said that the prisoners would be tried on
two other charges against them, dynamit-
ing and attempting to kill. The pris-
oners received the verdict with the ut
most indifference.
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Good Things For Today.

Is dry lots at Woodlawn for $50 each.
10 lots at Arlington station, $l25 each.
100 acres near cliff station, S. A. L. X. X.
through property, with switch; 4-room
cottage with shade; new barn and out
houses. additional cottages renting Tor
S72; 60 acres cleared; so acres with j.
foot seam of coal. from which some coal
has been taken; springs and well; b
year-old fruit; will sell cows, horse.
wagon chickens, tools, etc. price oil
farm 1880; half cash balance ! ana :
years at per cent; 40 miles from BIZ
mingham; owner leaving state; TINS Is
a pickup.
800 lots, one block of new steel mills at
Gadsden; the great Dwight Cotton Mil
near, and their larger new second mil;
also Weller Rolling Mills and Peacock
Iron Works. The Gadsden Development
company of Knoxville, capitalists, have
1000 lots further out. They are arrang-
ing TO show their property in Blrmlng-
ham for one week through force OF
statesmen, steriopticon views, Illustrated
literature, etc; our holdings 1hterpose
between this property and the great IN
dustries, hence must sell first. Land mas
been purchased for a large brewery
near We are on the spot and the grouhd
floor; get in with US. Price OF lots to-
day $3.50 to $500; $50 down and $lo per
month; advance after 30 days; MIDWAY
between Gadsden and Alfalfa, ADJOINING
Alabama City. Beautiful Bellyiew and
Lookout mountain overlooking CHads-
den, with the Alabama Consolidated,
Southern Steel. Pipe Works, Rolling
Mills, Car Works, the great Dwight
Manufacturing Co.. the broad Coosa.
fertile valleys, with its mountains OF
red and hills of brown ore, limestone
and coal, its naturally beautiful stu
alton. is COMMISSIONING Maps
in our office.
See the big street improvements ana
grading being made in Smithfield and
West Highlands. We have the pref
test situation and cottage on the crest
at 1850; only $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
B. F. EBORN.
5O4-7 Brown-Marx. Bell Phone l264' Peo-
pies 1911
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$6250
2O25 Third Ave.

FOR SALE.
s2000-Norwood. 60xl90, near 18th ave.
$10500-Large. fine Norwood house.
S6250-E,legant oath st. cor. res.
$25 Pr foot, nth ave. corner
$2500--23d St, near 18th ave, rents $3.50.
Sl2O0-60x140. 10Th sta opposite fire dept.
So Pr. foot cor '25th st. and Sth ave.
$55O0-Modern N 2lst st. places, rents 5000
sg500-Cor. 9th ave, and 25th st, 2-story res.
S5250-50 IT., 9th ave, 22d and 23d SITS
S500O-Lot, Sd ave. 1ith and 18th SITS.
$500 Northside corner, bargain, 2-story.
S5250-25x14o, I'd ave. 25th and 26th SITS.
S45. 600 Business block, pays well.
s3O.0O0-2d ave. store pays s2400.
S4000-50x14O. bet. 10th and 18th SITS, imp'vd
sS000-Iroquois st. cor. res, large lot
slO,Oo0-10-room residence. Rhodes circle.
S2000--Handsome South Highlands res.
Sl250-4-r. house, Kingston. " block car.
$500 Pr acre choice West End tract.
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Phones $40. 2l07 Sd Ave
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Eborn' s Way.

Property placed with us exclusively Fri
day was sold Monday Another piece
placed with us and with Jack, Tom and
Harry for two months has not been sold.
On Saturday owner notified us, have
Withdrawn sale from every agency but
yours; SELL" At this writing, within ~
hours, Sunday included. we have mad
three applicants, and are now showing
property with good prospect of selling
before the day (Monday) Is over. we
will list your property as you wish but
our best service is given to that which Is
listed right and a price that is not above
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the first division of the criminal court to-
day:
Jim Gholson, murder; William E. Nc
Coombs, murder; Alexander Billups, muir
der.
Chancery Court.
In the chancery court yesterday the
registers report in the case of James
helms VS.. Joe Rogers was submitted and
ordered to lie over for two days for ex-
ceptions.
In the case OF William II. Kendrick ct
al. VS.. Alabama Consolidated Coal and
Iron company decree was rendered over
ruling demurrer and allowing defendant
twenty days to file answer
Register Altman was engaged yesterday
hearing arguments in the case of James
M. Gillespie VS.. Mary Gillespie on a ref
erence.
Chancellor Benners is in Tuscaloosa
holding court and will return tomorrow.
The regular call of the chancery docket
will begin on Thursday morning at $780,
According to the acts of 1S94-5, the whole
docket shall be regularly called in Feb
ruary, May and October. All cases in
which no appearance is made will be dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
New Suits Filed.
Luke Thomas filed suit in the city court
yesterday against the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad company for S1999 dam
ages. Plaintiff alleges he sustained per-
sonal injuries which crippled him for life
while working for the defendant in its
mines.
In the circuit court Leila Fitzpatrick. as
administrators of B. f. Fitzpatrick. filed
suit against the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad company for $4,000. The de-
ceased was an attorney -at-law in Bir-
mingham and, it is alleged was knocked
down and killed by a train of the de-
PENDANT on the night of November 1,
1906.
r. L. Allen sues the Southern Railroad
company for $4,000 for personal injuries.
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Atlanta, May 6.-Nearly eight hundred
delegates, representing the sl,0 members
of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
are expected to attend the biennial con-
yention of the order which will begin
here tomorrow morning and continue for
ten DAYS. Two executive sessions will be
held each day and an open meeting. to
which the public will be invited, Will be
held Tuesday evening. T. ii. Morrisey
If cleveland. O., grand master. arrived
TODAY. A strong bid is being made by
Des Mones Ia, for the next convention.
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WHEELER'S HOTEL

Electric lights and bells in each
room. Artesian water. Long distance
Telephone service. Hot and Cold Water
Baths
Rates $500 Per Day.
n. JOE WHEELER, Prom.
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Begged Pardon.

From the Chicago News.
Wife-Why John, how dare you swear
before me?
Husband-I beg your pardon, my dear.
didn't know you wanted to swear.
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E. L. SMITH
Title Guarantee Building
FOR sALE-sTEAM SHOVEL.

FOR SALE-STEAM SHOVEL.
j Built by Vulcan Iron works Co, Toledo
Ohio ID 512. Shovel can be used on
fiat car or on wheels of its own, Wheels
used for propelling shovel on ground, 1
pair wheels with sprocket wheel mounted
on same axle. size wheels 81 inches dia.
II inches face. / pair 42-inch dia. by II
inch face
One water tank 1000 gal. capacity, 3-16
boiler steel.
Twin engines on boom. engines on the
shovel house, engines in all. Boiler o.
inches dia. by S inches high. good con-
dition. Firebox As inches by "a inches
in good condition. Crates in good con-
dition
Capacity of dipper l yard. Dipper arms
rs TT. long of 12x4l2 oak with racks on
same. All the chains belong to the ma
chine are in fair condition. Address Wal
ter f. Knox, general manager, Nashville
Terminal Co., Nashville. Tenn.
b-5-3t-su-tu-thu
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ONE CENT A WORD.

HATES-One cent n word a day. no
nd. taken for less than 20 cents Tor
nrst Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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$4,000
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

: tenant is wante. for desirable ware
house on Morris avenue The building Is
50xS2h fouf stories, has railroad SIDE
tract. in rear; convenient for receiving
and shipping Now occupied by Wimberly
& Thomas Hardware Co. Possession can
R- given October /. Apply to
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with five years experience desires posi-
ton with reliable firm; can furnish first
class references; strictly temperant;
and INDUSTRIOUS will consider assistant
position; to get in good line of promo
ton is most desired. Address 3l-R., care
Age-Herald. 5-6-2t
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MONEY TO LEND.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.

~>~~~-~~~~~~~~>->~~~~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~~~~~eN~~~~c-~
TOR SALE.
75x100-A corner renting for $lO close in;
paying u per cent interest on the price
asked: terms, $1,000 cash. balance one.
two and three years.
so acres i11a miles south of city; 30 acres
In original timber, 80 acres cleared; two
room house, somu fruit trees. 1920; terms
$500 cash. balance one. two and three
years with interest.
FOR RENT.
No. 1917 e. 18th st. rooms and bath: s25.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones llUl and 1885, 1881 Third Ave.
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WANTED-For U. S. army, aple-bodied
unmarried men, between ages OF q and
So, citizens of United States of good
character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. APP
ply to recruiting officer ~ N. Goth St,
Birmingham, Ala. lilly
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Japanese Squadron on Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk, Va, May 6.-The Japanese
squadron, composed of the armored cruiser
Chukuba and the protected cruiser Ohilos,
passed into lower Chesapeake Bay today.
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WANTED-Youn man stenographer, Is
or 20 years old; chance for promotion
for right party; must furnish refer
ence; answer quick. Address No. 155,
care Age-Herald. 5-1-It
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rapher; railroad, furnace, hardware and
mercantile experience. now employed
and not afraid of work Salary $50 per
month. Apply l.. & NJ, care Age-Her-
aid
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WANTED-Position by young lady as
stenographer and light office work.
salary can be arranged satisfactorily.
Address Bright" care Age-Herald.
b-5-3t
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE-All persons are requested to
look out for Condy d. Martin, a youth,
age 14h years, about feet tall far
complexion, brown eyes and hair; wore
glasses when he left home on April 90:
has some impeachment in speech wore
black knee pants. short brown coat,
dark shirt and tie; had very little
money Any information leading to his
location would be rewarded and thank
fully received by G. w. Martin, Baz-
Kate, Ala.
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A YOUNG man of steady habits wishes
a position as shipping clerk, timekeeper
or any other position of a like nature.
This does not apply to employment bu-
reaus. Address Experience, care Age
Herald 5-6-2t
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FOR RENT.
Centrally located store room for whole
sale business; railroad facilities.
Small building conveniently located, suit
able for workshop.
Modern. Groom house, new, Fountain
Heights.
4-room cottage, near new depot
Second-foor of two-story building. 5
rooms and hall, for respectable colored
people.
GEORGE BILBE,
Bell Phone 81.
1872 21st ST.. N.
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acknowledgement In every city
In Alabama to sell the Columbia, the
best visible writing machine on the mar
ket This machine has all the late
improvements, including tabuator, BIZ
chrome ribbon. back space, etc, and is
used by leading business and profess
sonal men in Birmingham including the
Age-H erald, and all over the state. Write
today for catalogue and liberal offer.
The Columbia Typewriter Co.. Atlanta,
Ga 4-24-tt
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HELP WANrEp-MAlE.

WANTED-Bicycle repairman Warren
Bros, zoos Second avenue, Birmingham
Ala. 5-3-tf
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FOR SALE.

$40 000-Modern, colonial 10-room; half
block Highland avenue
$2100-Norwood corner building lot 60x190.
$4000-Avenue H; Groom cottage; half
block Goth street.
$500O-9-room residence, with hall and ser
wants house; on car line, West End
$5500-New, Groom modern residence;
Bellview avenue.
$5250-Richmond Place. corner; S-room,
new, modern residence.
So, 000-New, 16-room brick apartment.
FOR RENT.
S40-S13 Bradley =treet. 8 rooms and SER
wants house
S50-S13 South 18th street, - rooms.
$35-Grocery store and meat market;
Northside.
A. o. LIDDON G. CO.,
PeopIs Phone $50. 1914 Brown-Marx
building.
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Criminal Court.

In the first division of the criminal court
yesterday Mary Pelham, white woman,
charged with murder, was brought into
court. Her attorney and the solicitor held
a consultation on her mental condition.
1t was decided to send her to the insane
asylum.
The cases against Frank Harmon and
w. A. Splitter. white men. charged with
robbery, were passed by the state.
Ottie Olive, white woman. charged
with murder, had her case passed. The
defendant and her husband are charged
with killing Dave Beavers. Immediately
after the killing her husband ran away
and was never captured.
Joe Gerts, white. charged with the muir
der of Charley Crawford in saloon run
by the defendant, had his case passed by
the state.
The case against Joe Holly, a negro,
charged with the murder of William
Smith, was passed by the state.
lom Brooks, negro, charged with the
murder of Leroy Grigsby, passed at the
request of the defendant.
Criminal Court Docket.
The following docket is set for trial in
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the first division of the criminal court to-
day:
Jim Gholson, murder; William e. Nc
Coombs, murder; Alexander Btllups, muir
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BOARDERS WANTED.
FURNISHED rooms aud board, 1903 9Th
avenue, north. 5-3-5t
NICE room and board. 422 North SIX
tenth street. 4-30-6t
NICE room with board, 719 South 10Th
street 4-30-27t
WANTED-Boarders, 6l5 North I'D ST.;
excellent cook; large rooms, at reason
able rates. 5-1-1t
ROOM with board. 22O9 9th avenue
4-27-3Ot
HAVE large airy rooms with good board
for two couples or for young men. 1905
10th ave. 5-5-7t
PRIVATE family wants one or two gem
tlemen boarders. Ill conveniences. Ex-
celIent table. 519 n. S25th st 5-5-St
EXCELLENT table board and room for
four Mrs. Cowan, 2101 9Th avenue.
5-5-St