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THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WONDERS 5@V H F6

Of an ancient church. Chariemagnes
sword, which he called Joyeuse. is still
preserved IN the Church Of St. Denis. and
was carried in front Of the professions al
the coronation Of the French kings
Nearly all heroic legends o. that age
make mention Of swords which bore spe-
ciaI names. The CID. for example. had
his Tiz0na- When a hero died his sword
was carried at his funeral and deposited
IN the church. The sword Of Godfrey de
BoUllon was kept At his burial chapel IN
the Church Of the Holy Sepulchre. where
il remained as the only local relic OF the
Crusades-
Conceived by Egyptians.
The Egyptians p-ere probably the first
% conceive the sword and its use. one OF
the Oldest specimens known being a stone
sword found in the ruins OF Abydos. n
Egypt Their swords were short gener-
ally not more than ten or twelve inches
long There was a period VIXEN the Ro-
mans made their swords Of copper, tenn
90 6y q process supposed 10 have been
great pressure while the Greeks pre-
ferred hardened bronze The Norsemen
also made their swords Of bronze. and
some have been found IL their graves OF
intermediate period made with bronze
blade with iron edges The early Roman
sword was thick and short. while those
OF the Creeks were long and narrow. with
a square guard and a short. thick wooden
grip winch was sometimes inlaid with
plates OF gold. and the blades themselves
were often etched OF engraved Follow
ing the period OF bronze for swords vas
that Of iron, when work IN this material
advanced 10 such an extent, as is shown
by the swords found IN old graves. that
weapons wrought from Il gave fame 70
their makers. IN Germany swOrd-Insking
from iron achieved fame, even the wild
est Of the German tribss-the Nandsls.
whose success and dominion IN Gaul.
Spain. and Africa were marked with de-
vas-ation-was maintained throughout The
Z Middle Ages.
Al the commencement OF the sixteenth
/ century an humble peasant OF Toledo,
I Spain. designed the long. slender rapier,
which. after adoption by the Duke OF
! Grenada, attained worldwide fame
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he HAS AN EASY MARK
American Traveller in Europe Tells
How He WasRObbed.
Declares Continental PiekPOckets
VIII Go through n Stranger with
a skill that Is Uncanny.

The American who travels IN Europe
and does not keep th= closest watch on
his valuabIes is almost sure 10 be relieved
pockets" said " Z. 8Iigheu. vice presi-
dent Of the san Francisco Chamber Of
Commerce. wh0 has Just finished a two
year tour Of the world
The Iight-fngered gentry are active
everywhere. from London 70 Cairo. but
I viii give the palm for boldness and
dexteTity 10 the professionals OF Italy.
where the piunder Of pockets has been
reduced 10 a fine art I an a careful
man, and do not need 10 read the con
stant warnings against pickPockets. and
yet IN the great plaza Of Venice was
robbed last summer Of my letter OF credit
for $4,000. There was an enormous crowd
that had turned out 70 hear the band
play. the day being Sunday. and was
iostled two or three times by a huge feI-
low with a black mustache. Finally, see
ing that he was doing IL purposely. lost
my temper and addressed a hot remark
to him. al which he exclaimed. Pardon
monsieur. dropped his umbrella at my
feet. and IN STOPPING 10 get II managed
in some way 10 get my letter Of credit
although il was in an inside pocket II
caused me a lot Of trouble. the sending
Of many cablegrams. and some money.
but I managed TO have the payment
stopped and the thief eprofted nothing.
In Rome last Christmas Day 7 went
out for ride IN the suburbs 10 see some
rare paintings in an old church Wishing
10 see the country. I took a street car
that was denseIy packed The air was
pretty crisp. and I wore an Overcoat
closely buttoned- How on earth the ras-
cal managed TO get my watch and make
away with it viii puzzle me 10 my LIES
end, but he DID the trick, as found on
getting of the car.
The manager Of the hotel whom !
consulted, advised ne against reporting
the theft He said that the real pick
pockets operated in gangs. and that with
IN an hour after being taken the watch
was probably in some other city This did
not sound well 70 ne. so I hunted up the
United States resident consul and mar
rated my story to him He gave ne pre-
cisely the same advice as the hotel man.
Still unpersuaded. called on the chief Of
police The official was polite. but he
wanted me to deposit the 800 reward ]
was willing TO pay I saw no advantage
IN this and told him I'd think II over.
That evening the hotel manager told
ne Of an American who had been recently
robbed OF S1.00G. and who had put up 50,
in advance with the police. and who was
still waiting for the recovery Of his
money. He had made up his mind that
he'd Ike to get back his 500. but the
Roman police refused, saying they must
have time"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding a Probate cont Ia re
estate Of Mar Ellen Hinton. deceased. Probate No
i5f9l--Anpcation having been made herein for pro
bate q the last VIII and testament. and c0d'cI
thereto Of SAID deccaled and for letters tesla
mcntary on sid estate by sebastian Hinton. II IS
ordered this 18th day Ct August. a d lss. that
GecIse b. Hinton. Eric 3. Hinton. and William
Howard Hinton. and al Others concerned, appear IN
said court on FRIDAY. ls-h day % Ssptsm5er
A. D. lss az % O'Clock a. m % sloE caus1 -hr
such arphcltion should not be granted Let notice
hereof be published In the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington HCrald once IN each o.
three Successive weeks befcrc the return day herein
mentioned the fIst publication 70 be not less than
thirty DAYS hefare said return day b the court
JOB BABNABD Justice. A tine copy-Artest
lseall JAMES TANNER, Register e Wis.
HOWARD BOYD Attorney auLl9.S
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WHAT MAKES AsSASSINs.
Great Responsibility of the Officers
in the Latest Tragedy.

IN the Latest AEdEGAgs
Frrn the Hartford Tines
Il nav val be doubted II the Hams
murder would ever have been committed
II there had been no ''Thaw case" That
a nan may be wholly sane one minute.
an irresponsible Iunatic the next minute
dong enough 10 kill a fellow-beingl and
perfectly rational five minutes afterward.
IS what may be called the Thaw theory,
set up BY the members OF this wealthy
Pittsburg family az a cost OF something
more than half a million dollars. On this
subject the New York Evening Post says
IN viewing this latter-day growth OF
lawlessness. who can overestimate the
evil influence Of the Thaw case as Il
stands to-day? Every one knows that Il
this murderer had not had a fortune %
spend on his lawyers. he would be to-day
in Natteawan. where he belongs Instead
OF which. thanks 10 a minor court. he IS
ENJOYING his ease in a comfortable county
fail. with frequent outings 10 the opri-
clans. OF TO court 10 listen 70 the pleadiugs
OF his attorneys IN all probability, the
precious Hams brothers. who have Just
resorted 70 the private vengeance Of the
DAYS OF the cave and the stone hatchet.
were eubOldened by the Thaw case 20
believe that they. too. would 60 free. after
q year CT two Of notoTiety. Il there ever
was a case for a short and swift trial
and prompt relegation 20 the electric
chair. Il IS this Their scquittal for SO
cowardly and brutal crime would be a
notification 70 every one that New York
had reverted 10 the morals and manners
OF the mining camp. and would arm many
a crank and hothead the country over
II IS precisely this spirit IN the individual
which goes 50 far 10 explain the ease
with which We can have mobs. not only
n Springfield. Ill. but in New York city
Unless one or both Of this pair Of cum
ming assassins shall be put permanently
behind the bars We shall see a tremen-
dous increase Of assassination n this
country. and no mans life will be safe.
A great responsibility rests upon the
Long Island court and prosecuting oficez
who viii have charge Of their cases
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THE AMERICAN FLEET.
ExempIiHes the Great Growth OF
the NatiOn-

Fr1m the Lo-i11 Teiez-ph-
The American feet has row proved
great deal more than mere seaworthi-
ness which Uniformed and maievoIenT
critics were in hurry 70 deny 70 II be-
fore It started on its imposing voyage II
IS one thing for sailors 70 be trained n
home waters. It is a vastly different thing
TO 90 out into the open-nor as a small
contingent designed for 2 special pu--
pose. but as a vast battle feet. prepared
for any and every contingency- The or
gsuizstion involved. the preparations
necessary for the coaIing and feeding OF
the expedition. the quick repair q all
defects. the necessity for moving as a
single unit over seas many -eagues
separated from naval base-au these
things have revealed by their entire sue
cess thar President R0osevelr's Sra1diOse
design mas been as easily carried out as
It was confidently conceived To leave
the Atlantic and cruise through the
Straits OF Magellan 70 the Pacific was n
itself no small OF insignificant under
taking But. as We now know the fur
the- route Of the ships OF the United
States Is 10 lead them into hitherto IN
visited waters. until. Ike Puck -hey
have put girdle round the earth dis
playing everywhere the Stars and Stripes
and the great name OF America
So closely. even IN external aspects, are
the interests cf Great Britain and
America intertwined that = Is an oo-
vious moral 70 draw from the present
I cruise that IT sensibly promotes the pr-n-
cipIes Of TIE Hague conference, and
makes US breathe more easily in the COZ
sdeur hope OF international tranquility
Z one small proof Of this lies n the fact
that we have not thought n % strength
en- il auv way our Australian squadron.
] because the American feet Is. n a sense,
or feet ss well. belonging 10 the great
! Anzio-Saxon family. with its common IL
terests and aspirations But II We leave
I for a moment this worldwide view OF
T q rnazuifcenr enterprise. which up 70 the
Z present moment has been conducted with
/ faUItless precision and prosperity. it IS
{ impossible net 20 ind in Z also something
I or the character OF a colossal and epoch
I making event on which the historian o.
l the future viii I1y his finger IS pregnant
-of mighty consequence The cruise OF
+ the American feet marks Fl The most de-
/ cisivs fashion the enerseuce OF the
I United states as no longer a Western, b--
q cosmic power The gradual evolution
1 Of the sreat nation has been as irrcsisti-
. BE and inevitable as II has been mas
terfuI and splendid America IS now q
force in the world speaking with aE-
/ ittorfrative accents. and welding a doui-
nanr influence such as ought TO belo-S
20 her vast wealth. prosperity. and i'm
porrance And because We believe THAI
that voice viii always be heard for peace
. fuI ends. and that influence eEerted n
the cause OF humanity and civilization
We hasten 10 congratulate Admiral SQer-y
and his magpicent Squadron Of battle
. ships on their first visit % an English
! colonv-itseIf an integral part OF our en-
pire-with the most unErudg1ng hearti-
ness and the sincerest pride
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CFEsAPEAKE { OHIO RAILWAY

erla-aateec-
s1e T. NC g. o. LI1iTTRD. Daily-Fsse ve-
tul-e trail- pullman slee--Es 70 Lerlrzt5- Lss-5s-
we. CIlclIu1l. lud-alalolls. Calcas5. and 81
Louls- Connection II --slula Hot sprl1ss. Pull
alll cars LCllssl-e 20 Nasltle. Memphis. and Nes
O1lCaus- DlllLs cars. "a carte serslle.
Ll1 z NJ = T. LIMITED. DaEy-Solld
yestltlIe tram. fG-llal a-eeuers 10 Ciucluuarl
Lexington ard LgulSlllle. Compartment sleeplur
- A1gll-a hpL cILluga welA Gays. D-ltng c1rs.
"a carte service pullman o-epcrs CLrclur-ati 10
Jh-la-0 ard 81 LCuls- and Louisville u 1lel-phls
NASHVILLE and New Dr4eaus-
Ee=1rFa-l1us and t-Ects o. Cleslpeake ard Ohio
O1ccs 5B Pe-usE lra--1 avenue laa3 s-rcst. and
New Uuio1 Sta-lll- IeigrLCuss- Nan 80 for
Washington Te-Illul5 Cab service. sld Nam 10 u
10 for g. q %. Ilcze- O1lce.
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A Polite Doctor.
From the Delinsstor.

FTuTe nc IeIIlaaI0T-
When the baby came 10 Mary's home
she was told that the doctor brought il
She thought he kept an unlimited supply.
Mary had been taught that politeness was
one Of the greatest charms a person could
possess
. One day the doctor called and said:
Mary, we have a new baby at our
home Would you ike to go with me to
see tg'
Mary was delighted. The baby was
very tiny, only weighing three and one
half pounds. When Mary saw this frail
bit Of humanity she turned her face up TO
the doctor and said.
4 think you are very polite 70 take the
smallest for yourself
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AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL l. l50s.
Lave NasLlls-Cl NgU UulG- Station
SIS O. u--Daily-AL points Norfclk and West-
en- sIs1 krCzvl--e. Chartaullsa. and Memphis
M.s5 3 m--Dally. Bcau-ke Blstol. Winston
salem. hu0zlIle. CLa-tanlCsz. Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans rLrlc 81 Sleeper. Dining cars
Fer Ncrfo-k-Leare Mls1lug-1u sd g. II daEv
HIS a. L. daily ,ezclpt sunday Arrive Norfolk
- a. n. SD p ID
ElktCu-
Trains fron TIE Southwest arrive SIS a Il Gad
L % D.
Al infsmati1n Fourteenth street and New YORK
anne L.rna Eul-sLrsL.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia Washt1gron. d. c. August
q. l2s-Sealed proposals vii Be received az this
of7cs Until FRIDAY. September 3 a-ls. ar 2 O'Clock
p m for furIztsairE saddlery suUTiics for use q
the Tari0rs braucbes q the government 4 tle DIS
rrct q Columbia during the remaining portion q
The fiscal year endl-z Jgne 90 1903 Blank forms #
prop-sal may Be obtained applicario1 20 The
Property Clark D. c. District Building HENRY
I l. WEST. Jay J. MORROW. CCnnissiouers
D c. a-H EEE
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\ B--Fol1EIlE sclet-Ie ngres puollshed oa.y
as ulCulzu1l. and are uo- glarlntea1
Fer A--4-ta- l.l-rlr--az1- lI1bLe Neu CF-s-a-,
Asaellil-. Clattzuo0sa. NelFdls. els 4 q aud
ul5 2 n. 1aily.
Fer E1aluGe. hn1xrile- Caatlaz5osz. Me1pais
Nez Orlaals. lg-i5 =. a. Gai-y.
Fer Cl-l-lalll. Ll4-llstlu. AlElsta AIKEN saran-
rSh. JacksolEllls- AID F-5IIc4 poIu,s s..8 D n
daly.
T5u--s, ca-s fl- Czlis1--ia. t-i-ueekIy so d n
Zeal fCr Ez---llll-g- s. - a D. caily. s-I5 p u
lreek days. i.i D4nglle. SIS g. z daily. aad f5r
CL4rl1;tss-i-e. s--5 o. o. and - .. u cziIy frs-
gulut lI1l1s 90 AID fslu Ell1dut
L = BROWN. Gea1zaI Agzut
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FOE sALE-HOUSEs.

IF TOU WANT BEAUTIFUL HOME N a
fne neighbofho0d- do not lei this slip YOU The
owner has duectei ne 70 make a Quick sale Of his
hne corner horlse near Dupont Circle: wide brown
stone steps. arched vestihgle entrance bruwnstone
base ard trimmings mot c-ueufl. about 100 feet oi
parking. rools. bath and csIlF. cost. Sl2oo3
p-ice. s5E
A FINE 7-ROOM HOUSE or THE HEIGHTS
With a. Il l.: Convenient TO two car lines neF
house and in 6rss-class neiShborhood Price ss.60.
with SEQ cash and balaDce IN two years-
A uice l2-room house with cabinet mantels. two
baths. three open grate nreplaees. heated by ho;
water. and splendid residence. with n l. S2.70)
cash VII b-g. purchaser u assume deed q trast
CLARENCE L TUCEER. Roon 90. Gletropolitan
Bldg EIT-tf
ALWAYS WANTED TO LIVE NEAR 2fI7 18TH
s. nv. elevated cool dsiiEh-fuL See 2iE 18th
81 nv; fer sale rent. furnished au22 2. IS = 80
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IAs. z. TAYL0R. -.

ORDER FOR APPEARANCE OF ABSENT De
ferdant FILED Aus1ut O leos J. r Young.
Cierk. In the Stprome C0urt Il the District q
Cqumbia-Alice T. n. Wood et al vs. Joseph Z.
Z. Wood e. a. No 10. Equity Doc. G--The ob-
Jet II this suit n rroCseiinE under the pending
petition q the trustees Is final accounting and dis
charge, and It appearing % the satisfaction q the
Court that Grace Francis Wood. a daughter born
90 the complainant BENJAMIN Wood since the last
ur0cecilr herein. should BE- made d party % t-lis
cause. and II also appearing 20 the satsfactiou q
the Court that slbpoena issued % said Grace Frzn-
cs Wood has been returned by the Marshal not 20
BE- tornd.' On motica q The petitioners. lt Is
this 10th DAY of August. 1919 ordered that the
defendant. Grace Francis WOOD infant daughter
n the complainant. Bcn5z1in Wood. b made .
party defendant % this cause and that she calIso
her appeaznce 10 Be entered herein On OF before
the fortieth day. exclusive q Sundays and legal
holidays occurring after the day q the irst pub
lcati0n 4 this order. Otherwise the czuse VII De
proceeded rith n case q default Provided. a
COPS Z this order b p1blished once v-ek for
three successive weeks N The Washington law Re
porter and the Washington Herald bef1re said DAY
JOB BARNARD. justice true c1Py-Tess-
S=sL J r. YOUNG. Clerk- By T. 2. Gun
NINGHAAI. Assistant Clerk sul2I3.G
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED.

IT WILL KILL FLIES. ROACHEs. BEDBCGS
al Insects by simply Spraying IL Phone Main
ss-s and an agent VII cal and demonstrate % you.
PEERLESS EXTERNINATING CO.. sos c ST nv.
au1s-St
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

The cox SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
men. al kinds q hats cleaned and delivered straw,
Panama felt derby. and sk. best work II the CITY
orders for hat hands SOS 18Th s. nv yISSG m.E.s
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FOR SALE-IOTS

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE LOT. lolzl5s IT
Near Arayle Ni1-sl1- end l5-h So extended
MACADAM STREET & GEANOLTTHIC WALKS.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
A5dres OWNER. BOX IS. H=-zd ofios-
arZ-rf
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AUCTION SALES.

AT WALTER p. WILLIAMS q cos AUCTIOS
rooms. cCrler l3th ard ID s-s- ia. Cn saturday
August = IsS. viii b. =1.d all goods stored in
the names q Jennie stafford. Nathan shiQley and
n r. smith L. : STORAGE. zuzstexS
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FREE TUITION.

SPECIAL-To oo-=5lcs he public that D. P b
c employ Tie BEST TEACHERS THAT MONEY
CAN SECURE gives the MOST THOROUGH
ouur=es q instruction n BOOEEEEPTNG. BANK
ING. SHORTHAND. TOUCH TEPEWRTTING.
TEI. .EGRA ply RAILROADING. AND CIVIL
SERVICE TO BE FOUND and that c-r facl-i-
1ies for securing positions for students are ALL
We CLAIM We VII for the next ffceen days.
clra all r-sss--51g this sd ONE MONTHS TUI-
Ton ABSOLUTELY FREE II you are not con-
vIuced that Al or Claims are tue. dso1C-iuus At
end q FREE MONTH oUilg Us nothing Twenty
Years --pzra-le-ed SUCCESS ard a great chain Il
thirty culleEes. Iocted II ssTeteen States. enable
Us 70 give adraurazss not Be found II any other
business cola-s- DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE lSuosessoz % Spenoerian1.
Academy II Music Building. GU S-h and D IS.
Nv Phone Nam z121 auZl-1
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FOR SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL HOME on WINDOVER HEIGHTS
in Vienna. consisting ~ I1 aTes; nice sroom
house rcrcbes. some ogtlsiidi1s- pentv q fruit:
shruhtrry. tennis curt. P-ice. SO. $50 dlru
balance cn monthly payments Nov is the time Tor
you &c rgt lovely home J. T. JEKNIAN. Vienna
Va Can as l2tL NV au52r
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CARPENTEP AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT CARPENTER. AND BUILDER:
jobbiug promptly executed at short uatice, dep
postal; VII call estimates cheerfully gwen W c
GOODWIN. 7o3 S s. nv U3Sgtswf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

q NE-ROOsIs. WITH Coon TABLE BOARD
homenade desssr-ss near cars snd Uui0n station
phone au5-50r w 5
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PAINTING,AND REPAIRING.

PAINTING. GRAINING. CARPENTERINCi.
Plsstering and RepairinE- JULIUS n NAY K
CO. li57 DIV. Phone y. al UI7-50t.eod
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MOTORCYCLES.

-INDIAN- MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL:
leading featu-es; tle Brooks saddle; double gTiD
control Hedst-1n motors, automatic intake valves
CHAS. Z MILLER a BBO-. uo5 18th Nv. agents.
sus-tf
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While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bin viii be sent you at / cent q word
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TIMING AND HEATING.

LATRORE. RANCE AND FURNACE WORK A
s-scialty- repairs all kinds os stoves VA G.
FLOOD. us 18Th s. Phone y. 2n75.
--l5-7- cod
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WANTED-SIX GOOD BOYS To SELL PAPERS
splendid locl-io-s and re-nsne1t employment three
hours e-ery day salarT and co-sSi1n % boTs who
VIII Eo-z. Ayr-y WEBB. Circulation Depa-rnsut
The Head. ts-E
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SHINING Up BLADES
Sentiment Restores Sword in
European Nations.
UNCLE SAM PAYS ATTENTION

Nay Profit by bloody Records of
Wars in which the Keen Weapons
Made HistOry-SwOrds IdOIizeG by
Some Countries, Especially Japan,
Used by Her Against Russia.
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WE ARE OFFERING RARE BARGAINS ~
cotton plantations. fruit farms a1d rice farms ia
tracts of 10 20 200 acres ADAMS q BOYLE x
COATES Little Re- AK sus-s5t
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co; CARPEN-
ters ard buders; store fitting and renodelngs gen
eTaI house repairing q al kinds: eststes trnishsd
ROOM :. es3 Nv Phone NJ rs. U3s-s5t
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COAL

SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTH; FUR
nsce $50; egE stove. AID 1ut, ST55 "a s..
WI :. HOLMAN. 2ols tn Nv. 'Phous y 75-
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

ASrIss- CAFE-ONE OF THE COOLEST AND
clszuest n the city Meals al h0urs- Special
sumner rates pOs Pa Nv tBezt door NJ
Vernon Etztiou)- E2-o
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

We DO BRAZING. ENA3iELING. MOTORCYCLE
and bicycle repairing AZ kinds, ri-e wCrk s1e-
cia--v- GEO. W BEALL- I'D ls-h Nv.
a-5-S-.edd
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ROOF PAINTING.

GENERAL House Painting. Ginning Glazinz ".
d Thu1nas q SCI Ia \. J. ave nE. Ph- IL sssl
3e2sEs.E-SE
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
FOR SALE SUBURBAN LOTS.

ENsLEN PLACE SUBURB OF GREATEST
So7-h@r1 cl-y. - 5I-55 Sc SIS cash. SO per
month. only SO t1st q city limits reference. azy
bank. FRED < ENSLEN. Birmingham. Ala
au3lICt
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DELICATESSEN.

SELECT GROCERIES. FOODSTUFFs. CANNED
goods I-.tted meats foreign domestic fruits IDEAS
fo- serving wedding recsDlons- =. & UNDER
DOWN ITs2 lsth nv. aG9-9ot
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MECHANICAL REPAIRING.

FORGINGs. ELECTRIC WORK. MODEL-1IAK-
I1g. elevator rspairs. gasoline O. steam engine.
repairing q fine automobiles. s. .. SLOCUM
MACHINE CO. SIS 18th st. nv au2-s0t.ufS