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Peaks Island

Miss Nellie Foster and Miss Mary
Percy of Boston were the guests of
Mr.. G.. c. Kicker. at her delightful
cottage, the ''Burystone," last week.
Miss Ella Fruise of Deering. is en-
joying short sojourn as the guest
OF Miss Grace Leighton.
Mrs. George Dinsmore is entertain.
ing her friend, Mrs. Gustave Henry OF
New York, for a few days.
Mrs. Moore. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Linden VI. Noble. at
Yankee Lodge. Torrington Point. for
two months. returns to her home in
Cincinnati. this week.
Mrs. Herbert c. Gay of Boston. has
been passing a few days at her former
home on the island.
Mr.. A. II. Benoit rejoined his family
at 'Edgewater," Hadlock Cove. last
Saturday. He had returned from a
trip to Bangor. made for the purpose
OF attending to the removal Of the
family effects to their new home in
Maiden. The Benoits will go to Massa.
chusetts the first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald J. Macdonald
OF Torrington Point, entertained Mr..
Edward Slaton of Lewiston, who had
been sojourning on the island. at din
ner on Wednesday.
Mr.. K.mball Frisbee. of HadIock
Cove, has been passing a few DAYS
at "Casco Terrace" Falmouth Fore
side. as the guest of Mr. Edwin Thurs.
ton.
Mr. Homer Sullivan. who has been
enjoying an extended vacation with
friends on the point. returned to his
nome In Boston. this week.
Mr.. Clarence Graves. former man.
ager OF the Portland depot of the
NELSON Morris Co. wholesale beef
dealers. has been transferred to the
Lawrence. Mass. store at the con-
Germ. In spite OF his removal. after
thirteen years I'm the Portland de-
partment, Mr.. Graves intends to re-
taln MS new cottage at Peaks Island.
the Nordeck." which will continue
20 be the summer home of the family.
me cottage was only built last year
and Is one Of the most attractive I'm
Its neighborhood.
Mrs. =. @. Smith and eight of her
friends from Rebecca Lodge. Port.
land. were entertained at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. l.. A. Kinds. one
day last week. The ladies wore
served most appetizing shore dinner
and enjoyed a pleasant outing, to-
a number of Boston ladies' have
taken the Tomey cottage, where they
VIII enjoy a two weeks sojourn. The
members Of the party are Misses An
ME. Lou, and Mary O'Brien. Miss su-
sic Cavanaugh OF Cambridge. Mrs. w.
a. Edmunds and her daughters. Mis-
ses Maize and Grace Edmunds.
MT J. G. W. Perry Is entertaining
MS mother. Mrs. J. 8. Thombs. OF
Belfast, and his brother, Mr.. G. l..
Miihouse. with HIS wife and two chill
dren. from South Bend. Indiana. Mr..
Edward Blossom OF the Chadwick and
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wooDBINE & COTTAGE.

WOODBINE q COTTAGE.
Baiieys Island. Ne.
Mrs n. s. Sinnett. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Mrs. NJ. A. Martin & d..
Mrs. w. S. Allen.
Mrs VIM Bunting. Ir.
Mrs. f. v. Blunt. Brooklyn
Miss Blunt. BROOKLYN
Miss Efie Blunt. Brooklyn
James Bunting & W.. Flushing
Mrs. Ida G. Ward. Newark
Aaron Ward, Newark
Miss Agnes NJ. Sweeney. NY.
Mrs. Adele Sweeney. y. Y.
Mrs. w. Maxwell Andrus, NY.
Ella Garretson. y. Y.
A. NJ. Garretson. y. y.
y dney y { RUNNER. Phila.
Mn:. Bunting. IT.. Brookline
III. X. Ward. Newark
Eth,i VI. Ward. Newark
Mrs. y. y. washburn.
Miss c. VI. washburn.
Miss J. E. Guernsey. y. Y.
W. l.. Barrett X W.. Newark
Kathryn l.. Reid. y. y
Marie Reid. y. Y.
adelaide Reid. y. Y.
John J. Reid. Jr.. y. Y.
W. i. Strong. ". X d.. y. Y.
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AUcocIsco HOUSE

zrs. K B. Batehelor. Propr.
<See adv. in another column
Miss n. II. Paine. Richmond
Mss s. T: Murdoch. Baltimore
Miss Louise Clark
Miss Elizabeth u. Bachelor,
-. baltimore
Miss Annie p. Jordan. Norfolk
Edw. III. Gray. Baltimore
Miss Elise Fannie Gray,
baltimore
Mrs Richard Kimbail, BALTIC.
Miss Charlotte Kimball.
Rev. +. A. NJ. Brown. VS. d..
Baltimore
Frank Robinson & w., Port.
Mr.. Whitman & w.
Germantown
VIM. b. Kurtx & e..
Miss Ross, Germantown
Miss A. Carroll Williams. ~.
Mrs Richard Pairo. Wash.
y. y Carr * W.. San Antonio
Thomas T.. Pattison. Balti.
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ROBINHooD INN.
Bsilsys Island. Me.

- =. h&SSey, PROPRIETOR
III. b. Massey. Haverford. Pa.
r. LOOMS, VIZ e., Montreal
Miss Barber, Montreal
William Power, Brookline
Margaret Power, Brookline
Ethel b. Power. Brookline
Mrs Henry Aikenhead.
New Rochelle
Mrs. James Balm. Toronto
Prof. James w. Balm. Toronto
Lewis Foster, Jersey City
Miss Florence Harmon. y. Y.
Miss Henrietta o. Ames.
Tallahassee
Henry A. Aikenhead.
New Rochelle
Miss F. J. Hooker. Spring'1d
i. ID. Cochrane * W.. y. Y.
Mrs w. =. Barber, Elizabeth
Miss NJ. A. Barber. Elizabeth
Miss Frances o. Smith. -
Miss :. NJ. Mott. y. Y.
Mrs. T.. Mellen. Middleton
Gladys o. Mellen. Middleton
Mrs Spaulding. Lowell
Miss Harriet Spaulding. "
Mrs ID. G. Loomis.
Sherbrooke. Can.
Roy Foss, Sherbrooke. Que.
w. +. Page. Lincoln
Oscar y. Ziglatzki. ". * d..
Waterbury
Ruth Smart. Winchester
Miss E ID. Zenner. y. y.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
Baileys Island, Ne.

w. D. Crafts, Proprietor
<See adv. in another colunn-)
w. G.. Sawyer. Portland
Rev. c. T; Burroughs;
White River Jet. VI.
Mrs. F. F. Waite, New Jersey
c. II. Liscom & W., y. Y.
Miss NJ. A. Liscom. n. Y.
Mrs. II. A. Randall. Brunsw'k
y w. Barber & W., Worcester
S. II. Plumb & W.. y. Adams
Edward Knight. Phila-
Miss Mary p. Knight. Phila-
Geo. w. Allen, Summit
s. III. DeNike & W., Montreal
Paul Sheldon & W., Hartford
Mrs. Lincoln Fighter. -,
Miss Anne Nj. Nolen. Phila.
f. l. Snedeker & W.
Miss Ina NJ. Snedeker.
Ralph ii. Sherry, Troy
G. A. Berry. Lewiston
Miss E Grace Norhis.
Scranton
Miss Eva c. Durie. Scranton
Miss Cora NJ. Decker. "
Mrs. s. E. Susan. washn.
Miss Alice Susan. Washington
w. b. Fiske & W.. Spr'gield
Miss J. Gregory, Washington
r. a. Clarke * W.. Montreal
Mary +. REILLY. Philadelphia
w. 5. Clawson * W..
woodstown
Miss Mildred Clawson. %
Master James Clawson. "
Mrs. Sarah a. Crafts. Boston
Il. VI. Johnson. Boston
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RocKMERE HOUSE.
Littlejohn's Island.

@. II. Hamilton. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Catherine 4. Michigan. Allston
Sara Il. Stewart. Brooklyn
Marion ID. Andrews. BROOKLYN
Florence y ADAMS. Brooklyn
Margaret :. Winslow. Br'klyn
Mrs. J. A. Miller. y. Rochelle
Louise X. Miller.
r. W. Bryant. ". * daughters.
Brookline
z. l.. Sault * W.. Soniervilie
Rev. \. VI. Hilliker * W..
Lonsdaie. x. I.
Miss Ethel Garvin. Lonsdale
Z. ;. Parker. W. * T.. Goffsion
Mrs. w. w. Sprague. S'm'ville
Beatrice Sprague. Somerville
Marjorie Sprague. Someryille
u. Aldrich * W.. Boston
Warren {. Hill. Boston
Jessie A. Beach. y. Y.
l.. G.. Bell * W.. Boston
J. 2. Parker. Goffstown. ". ".
III. X. Maccaffii * W.. v. Y.
r. Eler. Newark. v. J.
Chas. Jones. Montciair. y. J.
Frances Ballard. Bloomfield
Emma Ballard. Bloomfield.N.J j.
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MERRIcONEAG HOUSE,
Snpth H.ro~xv>ll n.

South Harpswell. Ne.
w. w. Tibbetts. Manager
(See adv. in another column
Nelson B. Gildersleeve. y. Y.
E. p. Burke
Mrs. E. p. Cooper & dtr...
Northampton. Mass.
Mrs. NJ. Burke, Jamaica Plains
II: w: Kennedy * W.. y. Y.
Miss y NJ. Kennedy. y. Y.
Miss II. Mitchell, y. Y.
Miss l.. Rooerts. ~. Y.
Miss \. X. Devine. Lawrence
+. {. Edsertou * W..
Mrs. E. c. Smith. Greenfield
Miss II. E. Smith. Greenfield
III. q. Epps X W.. Indianapolis
Miss Martha Epps.
Miss c. o. Gildersleeve.
Brooklyn
Miss Van Iders,ine. Newark
Mrs. X. Furlong y =.
Miss \. Furiong. BROOKLYN
Isabelle Clinchy. White Plains
Isabelle Elliott. White Plains
Margaret Elliott. White Plains
Ella Elliott. White Plains. NY.
y. :. Dame X w. Boston
Miss Mildred Dame. Boston
Miss Ruth Stoddard. Boston
Col. Geo. W. Cobb X W.
Auburn
Ed. {. Stevens. Providence
r. II. Cahill. y. Y.
r. III. Hout. Philadelphia
Nm. ]. Pine. Providence
y. W. Higgins x W. Phila.
y. W. Coburn \ W.. Phila.
Mrs. Smith. Phila.
Geo. Morville. Boston
Mrs. J. l.. Love X D..
Mrs. Kempton. Cambridge
DIR. {. y. Mapp. Brooklyn
{. {. Allen. Brooklyn
u. +. Bush Y W.. Baltimore
The Misses Bush Y maids.
Baltimore
Mr.. Robertson X W.. Balti.
Clinton White X W.. Melrose
Miss +. II. Baxter. Melrose
X. III. Waterman X W..
Hartford
{. :. Mitchell * w.. y. Y.
y. h. Warren. W X T..
Worcester
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE,
Peaks Island, Ne.

Ralph E. Rowe. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Paterson
Mrs. Harenther. Springfield
Mrs. Ella II. Moore. Sp'gield
Lillian VI. Carlton. Springfield
Chas. III. Tilton. Boston
+. w. Henderson. Jr., Chelsea
\. Y. Cornell. y. 4.
Lionel Frize. Passic. y. J.
F. C. Boerner * W..
Portehester. y. Y.
Augusta l.. Boerner. "
Mrs. Edward r. Baker. Detroit
Miss Lorraine Baker. Detroit
Mrs n. +. Turner * CHI.
Detroit
Philip III. Kress. Yonkers
y. II. Croak. Boston
\. c. McPeake. Watertown
Anna Rufakky. y. Y.
Helene Straus. Newark
Bertha Straus. Newark
Mrs. Chas. Stanley. y. Y.
Miss v. Stanley. y. Y.
Geo. r. Clark. Boston
Mrs. :. r. Curtis. Haverhiii
Mrs. III. ]. Schell. Boston
VI. {. Harvey * W..
Harrisburg. Pa.
Mrs. ID. X. Kenyon. S'm'ville
Miss \. ID. Kenyon, E"
r. III. Timer & w.
81. Johnsbury. VI.
Mrs. Bader. Hoboken
Miss Bahrenburg. Hoboken
Miss Coghill. Brooklyn
Geo. VI. Pratt x W.. Newark
Margaret r. Mahoney. Newt'n
". F. Mshoney. Newton
Marga-et v. khern. Danvers
EliZa0eih A. Afern. Danvers
E.eiyn .IanrSy. Randolph
Ida Fli9t. rcston
hiss. I. ~ Corner. n Y.
Miss \. 6. Fsnell. v. Y.
lanes Higgins * W. Paterson
W. H. Hill & w.. Boston
Mrs. J. x Woodruff. Br'klyn
Miss VI. g. Woodruff.
Henry Nathan. Paterson
:. u. Thomson. Paterson
Grace Nathan. Paterson
Rose Thomson. Paterson
Mrs. l.. PROOFS. Newark
Miss X. Hauscr. Newark
Miss u. No;iz. Newark
W. X Nardley. Boston
". y. Rhodes. Somerviiie
W. x Miller * ". Lew istou
John Casey. v. Y.
X. Douglass. Albany
Michael Damn X T.. Paterson
J. W. Woodbury. q T..
Milton. Mass.
=. 7, Meagher * T.. Milton
W. Mccarthy n W.. y. v.
W. W. Pearson x w.. y. Y.
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y. p. Taylor * W.. Montreal
Mrs. VIM a. Etnyre. Oregon
I: NJ. Haring: Chicago
Florence K Bixxart. Newark
NINA q. Schaefer. Newark
Matilda L. Fischer. Newark
Amelia {. Ober, Newark
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HILL CREST,

Chebeague Island. Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. in another column. }
ueo: F. Taft. wife and family.
Allston
\. p. Bieknell. wife and fam.
Dorchester
Mrs o. II. Burkhards s son.
Newton Centre
Mrs NJ. III. v. Seaverns,
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Fred'k Lane and family.
Maiden. Mass.
w. A. White & T.. Roxbury
Vim. 5. Wallace. Springfield
Mrs II. NJ. Perkins. Spr'held
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CLIFF COTTAGE,
Cliff Island Ne

Mrs L. w. Southland. Propr.
tSee adv. in another column. }
4. F. Black. Maiden
Miss Beulah Randall.
Springfield
Mrs. J: P. Shardlow, Brooklyn
Miss Edna Shardlow.
Howard White & W.. Phila.
John White. Philadelphia
Miss Anna White. Phila.
Mrs J. w. Bowman & d..
Piain6eid
Miss Mary c. Van Norden.
Brooklyn
Miss Ella Nimptsch. Br'klyn
DIR. Alvah NJ. Davis. Phila.
Cecil Anderson. Phila.
Miss Ethel Bowman.
Plainheld
Miss Mabel Bowman.
Miss 5. h. Warren. ". Y.
Miss Anna Towle. Boston
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HAMILTON VILLA.
Chebeague Island, Ne.

hiEcu K hdrniitOu. FfOp.
(See adv. in another column
Miss Sadie Hyman. Montreal
Miss Louise Pope, Quebec
Miss Julia Mccormack.
Germantown
Miss Nellie Mccormack.
Germantown
Miss J. 3. Hard;e. Ottawa
Miss III. Grace Mark. Br'klyn
Miss Edna L. Mark. Br'klyn
Miss Emily y. Spooner.
Springfield
Miss Mary L. Spooner.
Springfield
Miss Emily Frazer. Quebec
Miss \. {. McLaren. Ottawa
Miss Ella Robbins. Phila.
r. W. keyes X W.. Springfield
Mrs. X. ID. Adams X d. Salem
Mrs. J. III. rockingham.
Worcester
III. g. rockingham.
Miss Gertrude Olson. Som1
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SEASIDE & COTTAGE,
Bsileys Island. Ne.

Mrs. y r. Cram. Proprietor
(See adv. IN another column
Edmund r. Gilchrist. Phiia.
w: w. Gilehrist, ir, * W.,
Philadelphia
Miss Gertrude ". Partridge.
Newtouviiic
Harold r. Cram. Boston
Mrs. Lol.sa \. Bucknam.
Dorchester
Mrs. A. II. Lonsfeiiow & :.
New York
Miss Viva Munroe. y. Y.
Miss May Munroe. ". Y.
Mrs. A. r. Flint.Oakiand. Cal.
w. W. Giichrist s. W. Phiia.
Miss :. r. Bcamau. Phiia.
VI. VI. Armstrong. 81. Louis
Mics VI. T. Dowd. Brooklyn
Miss Mary r. Lee. Richmond
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JOHNSON HOUSE.
Bailey's Island. Ne.

II. p. Johnson, Proprietor
Caroline r. Raphael. Br'kiyn
Carolyn Rittenhouse, Wash.
Miss r. r. Decker.
Richmond Hill
O.. VI. Decker.
DIR. r. Cameron Butler. y. Y.
Fred r. Cowden. Webster
w. A. Lewis & W.. Worcester
j. l.. Love & $. Cambridge
Cornelia Love. Cambridge
Fannie A. Williams.
Worcester
Minnie A. Williams. -
l.. :. Hogensen. Boston
Mary ;. Hogenscn. Boston
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Miss l. E. Bustiek. Richm'd
Mrs. l. Fiemer. Washington
Carl Flemer. Washington
Frank Osborne & W.,
Tarrytown
Miss Sara Mott. Richmond
Geo. X. Twiss. Columbus
Mrs n NJ. Belville. y. u.
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CASCO BAY HOUSE,
Long Island, Ne.

Chas. z. Cushing. Proprietor
w. Cornell Demarest, Passaic
r. r. Demarest, Passaic
Miss J. r. Demarest. Passaic
DIR. r. ii. c. Demarest & W..
Passaic, y. J..
II. w. Sweeny. W. & d., Mont.
s. Morton, Montreal
Miss r. l.. Aurbach, Brooklyn
O.. III. Cornell. W. & a., Mont.
Mrs. w. II. Simpson. Mont.
Kitty NJ. Robie. Montreal
Miss \. l.. Kerr, Montreal
John a. Kerr. Montreal
Mrs. Barnston. Montreal
q. Luckhurst & w. Montreal
Geo. r. Adams * W. Nashua
r. r. Beal & w. Everett
w. ]. Koran & W.. Boston
Miss Sadie Stevens, Braintree
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE,
ChebeaRue Island. Ne.

Walter c. Rogers. Manager
(See adv. in another eolumn-)
=. A. Merriam & W.. Portland
>. Young, W. x T.. Newton
Henry w. Caldwell. Portland
Fred III. Hayn * fam. washn.
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SUMMIT HOUSE.

NUtDtdRut ItIdhus Mrs
Mrs. c. M. Hamilton, Prop.
(See adv. in another column
r. ID. Harrison & W.
Irviugton
Elsie VI. Cook. Fall River
Florence e. Cook. Worcester
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THE HAMILTON.

Sneoea que lSland- Me.
Edgar II: Paine. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column.
a. ]. County. wife and son,
ST. Davids. Pa.
Gay ": Fraiey.. St Dayids: Pa.
Mrs. E F. Brigham. y. Y.
Mrs. R B. Coxford, ". Y.
Miss 5. b. Nichols, Phila.
Mrs. NJ. III. Merchant. y. Y.
Miss Isabel L. Merchant. NY.
Miss Frances NJ. Merchant. a.
Mrs III. E. yennison. Fitchb'rg
Miss Marjorie yennison, "
Mrs. y. A. Richardson. Phila.
Miss NJ. A. Griffiths, ". Y.
Mrs. a. T. Griffiths. y. Y.
II. E. Jennison. Fitchburs
Miss Alice Barlow. Fitchburg
{. W. Couant X W.. Gardner
Miss Elinor Herlihy. Bangor
Mrs. II. J. Murphy. Bangor
Mrs. Thomas Nichols. Phila.
III. l.. Schlesinger. v. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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Conao Treaty Adopted.

Brussels, March 19.-The commission of the Chamber of Deputies adopted the Congo annexation treaty today on it's first ruling. While this vote is only pro- visional. no doubt is felt that the treaty will again be adopted on the second read ing, which marks new phase of the question.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NotIce Of Final Settlement. The State of Alabama, Jefferson County, Probate Court; 10th day of March, 190S Estate of R. H. Andoe, deceased. This day came P. H Andoe, administra- tor of the estate of. R. H. Andoe, de- ceased, and filed his account, vouchers, evidences and statement for a final set clement of the same.
 It is ordered that the 10th day of April 1908, be appointed a day for making such settlement. at which time all parties in interest can appear and contest the same if they think proper.
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 Judge of Probate. 3-1S-st-fr
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BUSINESS CHANGES

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SOUTuSIDE.

SOUTHSIDE. 1609-11-12th Ave, modern, 6 rooms, s475O. 1749-13th Ave. rooms s425 1753-13th Ave. rooms, $40. 1006-16th St, rooms, $S5. 517-South 26th St. rooms, s2O. b29-South 26th St., 6 rooms, S2O. 1718-12th Ave, modern, 8 rooms. $33. 1o14-South 12th St, rooms, s45. SO00-Ave. H, s rooms $37 .5O. 2915-Ave. II. s rooms. sS2. 50. 1017-South 14th St, rooms, $40. 715-21st St, 9 rooms. SAT 50. 2601-Ave. D, rooms, $30 730-South 29th St., modern, 8 rooms, $40.
 S11-12th St., modern, 6 rooms. s22.50. S13-12th St, modern, 12 rooms, s45. 1S00-Ave. E, 6 rooms, SIS 1511-14th Ave, modern, rooms, s45. 152S-11th Ave. modern. 10 rooms, $45. 1601-10th Ave, 10 rooms, s60. 1707-10th Ave, modern, rooms, s45. 90S-14th St, modern, ' rooms, s30 18th St, bet. 14th and 18th Sts., $25.
 NORTHSIDE. 221S-6th Ave. fiat, rooms, $30. 81s-19th St., 4 rooms, SIS. S2O-19th St., 8 rooms, $40. 316-North 18th St.. 6 rooms, $22 50. s17-2d Ave-, rooms. $15. 2419-20th Ave, N. B'ham, $15. Cor. 9th Ave. and 18th St., rooms, $40. S1S-3rd Ave, rooms, SIS. 15O0-5th Ave, 10 rooms, $65.
 STORES. Cor. Sd Ave. and 18th St. s75. Cor. 4th Ave. and 18th St, $75. Offices 22d St. and Sd Ave.
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FOR RENT

NORTHSIDE. 1926 N. 34th street, $15. 4423 10th Ave, north, $10. 4425 10th Ave. north, $10. 1919 Rush Ave, rooms, s25. 1923 N. 17th St, $30. 1925 N. 17th St, $30. 1o1s N. 34th St, SIS. 1923 5th avenue, S35.
 SOUTHSIDE. GIT South 29th St., s30. 1421 10th Ave-, S.. r. furnace, S45. GOT s. 12th St., s20. 914 s. 16th St., S20. 729 s. 24th St. s15. TIT Ave. I, $25. 18th Ave, rooms and servants, $50; lot ?, block 853.
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 cery company. i-i-t
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HIGHEST cash prices for old feathers.
 Carter. 1922 lst avenue. 3-4-30t
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WANTED.

ST 2TING-i0c at i91 4th avenue. s-iS-tf
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WANTED-To rent, April l. house near Five Points unfurnished. Address H.
 w, care Age-Herald. S-2O-5t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-21
HARC|S TRIAL TAGGING
Only SIX Out of Twenty.three Tales
men Accepted as jury Men
Judge Orders New Venire.

Irvine, KY, Dee 20.-At adjourn
mont of court yesterday only nine
Jurors had been qualified and ac
cepted by both sides in the Hargis
case, with two others accepted BY
the commonwealth AMI passed TO the
defense OF 80 names drawn from
the jury wheel to be summoned in
this case, 80 appeared, and but six
were accepted
Judge Adams informed the attor
neys this evening that he would
draft an additional list of 80 names
to be summoned by the sheriff Judge
Redwine. for the defense, objected
to this, and insisted that all the
names on the list be summoned but
Judge Adams overrued his objection
L is believed the jury will be com
)leted early Monday, and that the
rial will proceed The statement
or the prosecution viii be made BY
Attorney Kelly
<ash Some of the attorneys and in
crested parties went TO Jackson to |
pend Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-21
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
Formed in Hickman, KY, to Aid Az.
thorities in Coping With Law.
lessneSs.

Hickman. KY, Dec. 2O-In response
to. a, call from the city council for a
mass meeting. about 400 citizens of
Hickman met at the court house anil
organized law and order league for
the purpose of helping the city odi-
cials cops with the present state OF
lawlessness. The organization was
perfected by electlng J. ~. Cowgirl
president; f. T. Randle. vice prest.
dent, and Judge F. S. Moore. secre
tary. From the different parts of the
town elections were made for the adj
visory board. Much interest was man.
ifested and the league will doubtless
do much good. They will wage war
on every form of evil and law viola.
ton. Bootlegging. pro unity. pistol
carrying. gambling, drunkenness aud
such will be looked into. The ". c.
T. U. is largely responsible for the
organization of this league.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-21
TAK0H|RA PLEASED
Calls Recent Joint Declarations BY
U. S. and Japan Transaction Be-
tween Trusted Friends.

New York, Dec. accompanying the
recent joint declaration by Japan and
the United States in regard 10 their
respective policies in the Pacific 10
"a transaction between trusted
friends" Japanese Ambassador Taxa
hira, in an address tonight at the Lo.
tus Club. at dinner given in hishon-
or expressed in an unmistakable way
his great qualification that so strong
q band CT union between the two ma
tions had been ccmented
pfes'den iraaG il. LawreRco who
rel 4 us tlastnast>r in n,goduclng
the ambassador alluded to the recent
understanding as a development to be
welcomed from an American view
point as insuring continuance of
amicabie relations between the two
countries and also their friendly riv-
airy in commerce.