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She refused to part with the death
certificate, without which burial
could not take place, and there
seemed every Likelihood of nasty
quarrel over the dead body of the
man who loved two women. After
great deal of trouble she gave up
the papers and the family of the
dead man has asked the undertaken
not to allow her near the remains
nor to see them again before they
are inferred in Inglewood cemetery
tomorrow.
Before becoming County Super
intendcht of schools in Orange coun-
ty, Carpenter was for fourteen
years Princi pal of the Fullerton
High School. He was considered
square, straight man of unusual
attachments and commanding
ability. He idealized his wife and
always thought a good deal of his
family.
In the early days of his principal
ship he met Mrs. French, who was
, |
at Fullerton. The preacher was an
old man, about twice the age of
his wife. The Carpenters attended
his church and the women of the
( families became close friends.
I Some years ago the minister
1movcd north to Bakersfield, and
: there he died about two years back.
Mrs. French came south and re-
newed her acquaintance with the
= Carpenters. She stayed for week
s with the family. The two women
wept over the Jear departed and
& Mrs. French also sought sympathy
Z from Carpenter, which she re-
& ccived. Dun ing that week of sup
8 posed mourning commenced tn,
: liaison which ultimately broke al
: the family and sent Carpenter t,
D an untimely grave, he being but S,
. years old, the age of a mans great
2 est usefulness.
2 Mrs. French came to Los Angelo
to live and Carpenter made fire
: quent visits to this city, during
: which the couple lived as husban'
: and wife. He would only pass
= day or two with her at time a
knowledge of his double life fror
his wife and family.
About year, however, Mrs. Car
penter's supicions were arouse
and she taxed her husband wit
III unfaithfulness. He at once cor
q fessed, and said he was infa tuate
4 with Mrs. Frenh. AS ther
b seemed to be no other way out c
n the trouble, a secret agreement I
b seperate was made. Mrs. Carper
n ter, son and daughter, aged II an
8 respectively, went to San Frar
isco. Everybody at Santa Ana b,
. lieved the move vas simply a Wis
to Mrs. Carpenters sister there
none had any idea of the true sta
: of affairs.
: Carpenter continued to hold h
. office as County Superintendent
D Schools, but his excursions to L,
4 Angeles were more frequent, ar
his stays with Mrs. French
longer duration. Mrs. Carpent,
had hardly arrived at San Fran
cisco before her husband wrot
: implorng her to come back.
y sent letter after. letter to the san
effect, and all the time yielded
his fascination for the other w
man.
After about three months, Ca
penter succeeded in inducing Mr.,
French to go to New York, whe
her mother, a wealthy woma
lives and he wrote his wife sayir
he had got over his foolishness al
beseeched her to return. 81
agreed, and came back to San
Ana. Because, for so many year
Carpenter had been the best of hu
bands, she was willing to forg
and to forgive.
She quickly found her sacrifi
- had been in vain. She discover
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Sad End of
Noted Educator

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a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mccullough have
been in from Hope Hill for the week.
Mrs. j. r. Cochran has returned from
a visit to Tennessee.
Mrs. J. ]. Cantey is visiting in Pratt
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs w. N. Moore are back
from New York.
Mrs. George A. Montgomery has re-
turned from two months in Canada.
Mrs. H. w Laird who has been all
the summer in the North Carolina noun
tains, is in Birmingham and will return
TO Montgomery early in October.
After an absence of most of the sum-
mer Miss Grace Betty is back at home
She was guest of relatives in Richmond
most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Well are home from
their summer outing, having visited New
York and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rice and Misses
Rice are back from an extended trip
through the east.
Judge Jonathan HARRISON and family
will return next week from North Caro-
lima.
After spending the summer in Michi-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vandiver will
be home in October.
Mrs. Meyer Gerson and Misses Gerson
are back from North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. +, p. Glass and family
are home after long stay at points in
New York and New Jersey.
Miss Bessie Miles, Miss Bessie Mad
dox. Miss Gladys Hudson. Miss Ruby
Richardson and Miss Belle Anderson
have gone to Marion for the term at the
Judson.
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RYAN'S BARGAINS.

$3.50, new, modern, Groom house, slid
ing doors and three cabinet mantels
Small cash payment, balance like rent
One-half block of car Inc near NORTH
Birmingham Park. See this at once.
$1200, four room house, one and half
blocks car line. Small cash payment,
balance like rent. Well located at North
Birmingham.
$500, broom house and hall, at Arlington
Station on car line. II
$500. five large rooms and hall, on car
line, fronting park at North Birming
ham.
$3.50, five rooms and hail. front and back
porches; well located at West End.
$1,000, 5-room house, two blocks of car line
at East Lake; terms easy
$500, 95 acres, so acres rich land in Gull
tivation; new Groom house, barn, two
large springs; II miles north on Louis
vile and Nashville, and good macadam
road.
$3.50, eight acres, good broom house, or
chard, barn, broom house, good we'll.
city water; half mile from station on
Louisville and Nashville, 80 miles north.
A good town.
$3.50, three lots, corner, on car line near
North Birmingham Park. This Is good
until Monday.
Have you seen our beautiful lots at
Arlington Station on Gate City car liner
If not, call and see them at once. Prices
range from $500 to $500. High and dry.
See them.
If you want real estate, anywhere, any
price, see u.s.
RYAN REAL ESTATE co.
203-4 woodward bldg. Bell phone SS5
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FOR SALE.


$4,000 cottage, Oath ST., II ave.
$3.50, 2-story res, "a ST., near II tn ave-
$500, Or, 2-story res, 10 St., near ID ave.
$4,000, Ina St., place, CIR, modern cot.
$3.50, Brand new Rush ave. home.
$3.50, 9-R, new Fountain Hts. place.
$3050, modern CIR. cottage, N. IA st.
$4,000, big ave-, cor, rents $780,
$3.50, lot Sd ave-, near 10Th St
s57, 800, choice business property.
$4,000, good COR; rents $135 mo.
$500, 100x1Uo good cor. store and dwlg.
$4,000, End ave-, store, 21st and 22nd SITS.
$2150. cottage 18th st, near H. e. front.
s65O0, new home, l blk. Higld. ave-, fur.
$1,000, good 2-story home; S. IA ave.
$4,000, s. goth st. home, near 14th aye.
$4,000. pretty s. Highland home. e. front.
$50 per fit, ave. K, lot IL and 10 SITS.
$6250, 2-story s. Charles St., place.
FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE
rooms, 18th street, near 18th ave, $35.
rooms, lila Florida ST., $50.
8 rooms, 1125 18th St., $40.
rooms, 1929 18th ST., $40.
rooms, 2021 Humbolt, $40.
rooms, 1905, S. 10th St., $780,
rooms, 171S 18th ave-, s3G.
rooms, S1S S. 18th st., $35.
rooms, 1922 Ave. l., $26.25.
rooms, soS 18th St., $50.
rooms, 18th ST., and Sylvan Ave. $3.50.
rooms, 1901 18th Ave, $50.
rooms, 1921 goth ST., $3.50.
rooms, 1923 S. 10Th ST., $50.
rooms, 1922 14th avenue, s65.
16 rooms, 1910 goth st. $l02.
10 rooms, Glen Iris Park, 500.
rooms, 1909 18th avenue, $3.50.
rooms, 1914 s. 14th ST., $40.
rooms, 1926 Ave. l., s25.
rooms, 1913 18th ST., SIS.
FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE
rooms, 1911 Rush Ave, $50.
10 rooms, 1880 Rush Ave, $25.
rooms, 1877 Allen ST., $50.
rooms, 27O9 7th avenue. SIS.
rooms, SIG 18th ST., $3.50.
7 rooms, 713 18th ST., $780,
z rooms, 23OS Sth Ave, sS5.
0 rooms, 2524 7th Ave, $35.
G rooms, 1927 18th Ave, $25.
II rooms, 1921 oath street, $780,
rooms, 1920 Sth avenue, $45.
Large store opposite Terminal station.
r. MCCONNELL,
2107 Third Ave. Phones $40.
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RENTAL LIST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RESIDENCES-NOR
S613h First ave-, rooms, 49,
1916 9th avenue, rooms. SIS.
500 Sd avenue, rooms. Oct. 1, $1S.
S22 Sd avenue, 5 rooms, $18.
1873 Rush ave-, rooms (Oct u, $3.50.
1929 2. 14th St, rooms (Oet. y, $3.50.
1925 E. 14th ST., rooms (oct. y, $3.50.
1913 24th street, rooms, s25.
lit 18th street. rooms, $25.
1877 18th street. rooms. $50.
1922 18th ave, rooms (Oct. y, $3.50.
1923 Mamie ave, rooms. Oct. 1. s25.
1871 18th ave-, 8 rooms, Oct. 1. s25
17O6 Marshall avenue, rooms, s25.
1905 18th street, 7 rooms, s35.
2sos sth avenue, rooms. sS5.
lib Lomb ST., rooms. s25.
1720 Sth ave-, rooms, $45.
l221 18th street, . rooms, Oct 1, $50.
2524 18th ave-. Q rooms, $37. so.
1910 Rush avenue, 10 rooms, $50.
RESIDENCES-SOU
Forest Hill, rooms. IS.
4lb 24th ST., rooms, $40.
4lS 24th St., rooms $40.
lila Florida ave, rooms, $50.
zoos 18th st. (ground floor. rooms, $35.
2226 Ave- F, rooms, $3.50.
1901 Ave. F, rooms. SO.
1921 Ave. d, rooms, S12.
$500 Ave. H, rooms, Oct. !, SIS.
$40 Central Ave, 5 rooms, Oct. l. $50.
9llh 18th St, rooms, Oct. l, $S5.
72s 24th ST., rooms, $15
sl5 18th St., rooms, Oct. 1, $3.50.
1909 18th Ave, 6 rooms, $47.50.
Soo3 Avenue F. 8 rooms, $40
lilo 18th St, rooms, $3.50.
1907 18th Ave, rooms, $37 so.
1926 Avenue T. rooms. s25.
18th avenue, bet. 18th and 10Th sts., Z
rooms, $35.
1116 E1orfdo ovooro ~oa,,,a
1872 Avenue G, rooms, SIG.
1918 Montgomery ST., rooms, $780,
10th ave., bet. 18th & 18th sts., rms, $50.
l1lS 18th Ave, rooms, s33.
SoI Montgomery St., s rooms, $42. so.
81 10th ST., rooms Oct. l, $50.
1900 10th Ave-, rooms, Oct. /, $50.
1923 goth ST., rooms, $50.
ESQ Arlington Ave, rooms, Oct. l, SIS.
1915 18th ave, rooms, $50
1913 14th ave-, rooms, $50.
III 18th ave-, 5 rooms, $475O.
1873 18th Ave, rooms, $45.
2ll4 Pine st. Gave. HI, rooms, Oct. /, SIS.
GOA 18th St, rooms, $50.
l1s 10th ave-, 5 rooms (Oct. y, $3.50.
1913 st. Charles St, rms (Oct y, s35.
llOl 18th Ave, 10 rooms, Oct /, $685.
1925 18th Ave. 10 rooms, Oct l, SIS.
1875 18th Ave, furnished. 10 rooms,> Oc-
tober l, SIPS.
Glenn ave. and warsaw ST., 10 rooms,
Oct 1, $110.
Glen Iris, 10 rooms (Oct. y, $685.
1855 Sycamore ST., II rooms, sS5.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Sl3 North 10th street. first floor, 20x60, $780,
10 North goth street, first floor, 25x10O, $780,
Jig North goth street. 2-story, 25x75, $500.
% South goth St. list floor, 25x1OO, $50.
200 Morris avenue, first floor, 25x75, s65.
1706 LIST ave-. 20x1O0 800
I'LL LIST avenue. 3-story 25x1S21s, s1s3. 33.
172s-a LIST avenue, 3-story, 50x1SO $500.
1902 LIST Ave-, ground floor, 2lxSO, s25.
ZOOS I'd avenue, 2-story. 25x100 $50.
2610 I'd avenue. 2-story 25x1OO, $50
2612 I'd avenue, 2-story, 25x100, $50.
1908 4th avenue, 1-story, 25x1OO $50.
1927 Avenue B, 1-story, 25x10o, si2 so.
$500 Avenue G. 1-srory. 25x6O. SIS.
2O241a Sd Ave, hall, 40x50. $50.
VACANT LOTS.
1910 I'd avenue, 50x140, $50.
Avenue f between 21st and 22d streets.
25x175, $40.
4th avenue, between 10Th and 21st streets.
5ox100 and IA stalls. $40.
We have a number of frst-class resi-
dences in various suburbs for rent
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE H.,


evening at s o'clock special musical
service will be given. The programme
is as follows:
Organ prelude
Hymn.
Prayer.
Lords Prayer, CBasford) choir
The King of Love, (Shelby) quartet.
Hymn.
A Divine Redeemer, (Gounod) Mrs. Nc
Intosh.
Worship of God, beethoven quartet.
Hear My Prayer, (Mendelssohn) Miss
Buckley and choir.
Near Us. Ever Near Us, (AleD Miss
Stanley and Mr.. Dahm-Petersen.
Ten Thousands Times Ten Thousand,
(Schnecker( choir.
Air from st. Paul. (Mendelssohn)
Gallia, (Gounod) Miss Buckley and
choir.
Air from "Elijah," CMendessohn) Mr..
Dahm- Petersen
Following the sermon and prayer will
be a response from Schubert, then the
Doxology and benediction
This will be the last service of the
chorus choir, Mr.. Damn Peterson having
rendered his resignation TO take effect Oc-
tober l. when a quartet Will take It's
place.
The Wesley chapel home mission So
ciety will have baby show at the resi-
dence of Mrs J. L. Fergeson, 1924 Jasper
avenue Thursday afternoon. October l
3 to o'clock. Six prizes will be award
ed.
Mrs. Armstrong L. Williams, and little
daughter, Virginia and Miss Franchon
Armstrong, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Montgomery
Miss Margurite Lynch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James p. Lynch, formerly OF
this city, but now of Longmont, Col, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. d. Harris.
DIR. O. p. Whitney of Carbon Hill, Ala,
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Ebert Aderson and daughter. Miss
Mary Cecil Aderson, of Louisville KY,
are visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Tardy, 10th ave-
nue.. south.
Mrs. M. F. Perkins and daughter, Miss
Lucie, after spending the summer at
ST. Clair Springs. are at home again.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs w.
l.. Sims and family will be glad to- know
that they have found delightful quarters
in the Whitfield flats at Knoxville, Tenn,
where they have recently moved. The
Misses Sims will be very much missed in
social circles here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Heinike landed In
New York Friday. after very stormy
passage and a delay of S6 hours off
New York on account of heavy fog.
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Chicago, ILL.,, and Return. 49,. .S2O.1S
Ticket on sale Oct. A, and g. linn
tied to Oct. 10.
New Orleans, La, and Return. .e1O.O5
Tickets on sale Oct Z, and 8, lin
tied to Oct. "a.
Special One-Way CoIonist Rates to
the West and Northwest. Tickets on
sale daily until Oct. 81, at very low
rates.
Special HOmeseekers' Rates-Tickets
on sale first and third Tuesdays of
each month, limited to rs days for
return.
For full information call on or write
to p. SID JONES, ID. p. A. Both
phones OFT, Birmingham, Ala.
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The Best Bargains on Easy
Terms.
Possession October 1

Possession October 1.
$50 CASH ........ ..........$30 A MONTH.
Buys a good, nicely finished, almost new
Groom two-story residence, in best part
Of Woodlawn; bath, etc; only $2750.
500 CASH 80. .........BALANCE EASY
Stop renting; buy this nice broom cot
tage; 1t is well built; is convenient; in
good neighborhood, one block of cars,
this side Of East Lake; has closets, pan
try, three porches, four CRATES and
mantels; sink in kitchen, and the big
gest kind of bargain at the pricea-snly
$1450.
$500 CASH -. ............$25 A MONTH
Sx-room and hall cottage one-half
block of cars; highest lot in Woodlawp;
concrete walks; bath; hot and cold
water; electric lights; cabinet mantels;
faces right; near new school; price $1,000.
$500 - -. -. SOS A MONTH
Buys an elegant cottage on high lot,
North Highlands; street improvements all
in and paid for. Is strictly a modern
home in every respect; cheap at price.
IDEAL COTTAGE :. IN. HIGHLANDS
New, rooms and wide hall; every
thing first-class and modern to the min
ute; on very high lot on car line. There
is nothing better to be had in cottage.
Look at this and you will admire 1T.
Price $3.50: terms to responsible party.
George O. Mabry.
1861 End Ave. Peoples 1854.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Sale Collateral.
The undersigned will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder for cash, in front of
the courthouse door of Jefferson county,
Alabama, on the 10Th day of September,
1908, within the legal hours of sale, six
teen Q6) shares of the new or reduced)
capital stock of the Ensley Land COM
pany, held by the undersigned as col
lateral security to secure an indebted
ness owing to the Undersigned or so much
thereof as is necessary to pay said in
debtedness.
BIRMINGHAM TRUST AND SAVINGS
co. Pledge.
By Tom Smith, Vice President.
9-24-5t
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A Whisper to the
Mother From "The
Placid Place
"The Placid Place"

Dear Madam: Suppose your personal tastes and
preference your ties Of friendship, your social ambi
tons were piled high in one cup OF the scales
mighty weight that would be. And yet there is slight,
fragile object which, placed in the other cup, would tip
the beam as if all those things feathers you
know it and we know it-YOUR CHILD.
Yes, the health of your children is the supreme
consideration of the location of that home What IS all
ese if these pine away? The song in your heart
is hushed.
Now, Norwood is no magic spot, walled in from
the ills that flesh is heir to- but the vital statistics OF the
city do show that it is the most consistently heathful
of our residence communities Its high and sheltered
location makes it Therefore it is here your children
will have the fairest chance at life.
We could tell you many things about Norwood that
would please you and appeal to you, but have said
enough-if you are mother.
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MONTGOMERY SOCIETY.

Montgomery September 2s.-(Special.)-
The marriage of Mr.. George NJ. Merri-
weather and Miss LYDIA Louvinia Rosser,
on Thursday morning. was one of the
interesting events of the week. The cere-
mony was pronounced at the home of the
grandmother of the bride, Mrs. M. A.
Bryan. Misses Loula Lamar and Mary
Watson of Selma were the bridesmaids.
The couple are spending their honey
moon in New Orleans.
Mrs. Martha Reynolds of Evergreen Il
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$500, AND A GOOD ONE.

00x165 with nice 5-room cottage 'front.'
ing East Lake car line In a good To-
cation with choice lot and a most ex-
cellent purchase for a home or invest
ment B. f. Eborn. Present office
Morris hotel; after October /. suites S16-
IS, Bfown-Marx.
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See Us For Farms In All Parts OF the Country
Farm Realty CO.
8l5 Brown-Marx Building
$500 MODERN HOME.

1T is a beauty, rooms, 2-story, with
gas and electric lights, modern plumb
ing. sanitary connections. fronts car
line in the best part of Woodlawn- This
10 a choice high-grade place. Owner
leaving state. Terms, $1,000 down, bal
ance like rent. See this and see it early
tomorrow. 1t fronts right and the
neighborhood is excellent. B. F. Eborn,
Norris hotel; after October Sd floor
Brown-M Marx.
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Beautiful Norwood.

An S-room, new home, finished first
floor mission oak, bed rooms up
stairs finished in white enamel and
NAH ogany, every known convenience.
lot 60x190, east front.
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CHEAP LUMBER

CHEAP LUMBER
Several frame residences for
sale, to be taken down and re-
moved, a large quantity of fine
lumber can be had at once at
very low fica5e.
GEORGE BILBE, Agent,
1872 Twenty-first st.
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U2. 80 per acre, $50 acres, 200 acres open,
fertile valley land; two springs; on rail-
road and one mile of county seat; terms
or will exchange for city property.
$S0O-16o acres, 10 acres cleared; house and
barn; spring.
IS per acre; 165 acres; 25 acres in cultiva-
ton; IL acres fine orchard; spring; four
miles railroad; go miles Birmingham; ex-
change.
E500-3O acres. improved; 4-room house;
rich level land in suburbs of a good
railroad town.
e3500-200 acres fertile level red and black
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$4,000, one block Highland avenue.
This Is an S-room, new, modern home,
furnace, hardwood floors; $1,000 cash,
balance per cent.
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WHEELER's HOTEL

OuTAWs ALA
Electric lightu and bells in each
room Artesian water. Long distance
Telephone service. Hot and Cold water
1akhA
mates oAeo re- Day.
" - Jon WRDQLpD. pRoA
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For $2400; a small cash payment of
500 and balance like rent will turn
the deal.
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S11,5oo, Twelfth avenue, South.
rere's 1O-room, very modern home,
on elevated lot, with every known
convenience. 1t will pay you to see
us; it is worth more money.
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New 7-room, modern home in walk
ing distance, an east front lot, $3.50;
you will have to hurry IL you get it.
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Norris Real Estate co
Bell 1872.


Groom house, Southsde, $500
A very modern home on good lot 10th
ave-, between 18th and 18th sts.; $1,000
cash.
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Asglalsqa2eatNtate
IalldH1vW,onee[Q,
2O24 THIRD AVE.

New Broom cottage, hall and bath
room plumbing and lights in; corner
lot; southern front; cabinet mantels.
very nice cottage indeed. Only
$3.50. See us for terms.
COUCH & DALBEY
A very nice cottage in deed. Only
Bell Phone $50. Woodlawn.
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Birmingham Realty Co.
211S FIRST AVENUE
Farm Realty Co.'s Specials
2118 FIRST AVENUE

land; 100 acres cleared; plenty water;
4-room house; good barn; miles rail-
road town.
$350O-125 acres in cultivation; rich. level
valley land, six miles railroad town;
good 2-story Groom frame house; large
barn. FIJI
$25 per acre for 100 acres rich, level valley
land; well improved good 2-story frame
house; large barn; tenant house; six
miles railroad town on pike.
$25 per acre, $40 acres rich, level valley
farm; four good tenant houses and
barns; easy terms or exchange city or
suburban property.
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FOR RENT.

Building, Ills 4th avenue, north, 25x
40; has vacant lot adjoining; suitable
for shop purposes, automobile garage.
etc.
Cottage, rooms, modern, highly respect
able neighborhood. 1901 Wheeless street.
Cottage, rooms, on car line at Rising
station.
Offices on second floor, 113 21st street
Entire second floor, 1920 4th avenue,
rooms and hall.
Broom brick cottage at Kingston.
Broom cottage, 720 North 14th street, for
colored people.
GEORGE BILBE, Agent.
1874 Twenty-first Street, Bell 81
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MONEY TO LOAN

We can place loans without delay for
one or two years, either on real estate
or approved collateral, in sums Of $1,000
and over
Jerome fuckers r. e. Agcy.
G07 2lst Street. Bell Phone s7s
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FOR RENT.
NORTHSIDE.
Z rooms 1929 Sd avenue, $27.
rooms, 1901 9Th avenue, $780,
rooms, 2709 7th avenue, $25.
6 rooms 1927 18th avenue, s25.
7 rooms, 230S Sth avenue, $35
rooms, 1908 25th street, s32 go
rooms, SIG 25th street. $50.
8 rooms, 1920 9Th avenue, $45.
Savoy Apartments, 5th avenue, for
couples only, with heat, water shades,
gas range, hot water heater, refriger-
ators and janitress service; in fact, mod
ern In every way; only $50 and $40 each;
see them.
SOUTHSIDE.
10 rooms, Ills Goth street, 800.
s rooms, Ills 18th street. $50.
rooms, 3103 Avenue G., Sc.
rooms, 1929 18th street, $50.
rooms, 1900 Avenue /, $32 80.
6 rooms, 1415 10th avenue, $35.
8 rooms, 2217 Orange avenue. $50.
s rooms, 1006 10th street, S32. so.
s rooms, 1719 18th avenue, $50
II rooms, zoos goth street, $50.
6 rooms, 2319 Avenue F, So. so.
rooms, 915 18th street. S35.
8 rooms. 2021 Humboldt avenue $40.
rooms, 10th avenue and 10Th street. $35.
Messer Real Estate & ms. Co.
PHONES S19.
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FOR RENT.

1920 Morris avenue, large store, opposite
L. & N. passenger station; bargain and
long lease to good tenant
2O23 Sd avenue, fine office space on ground
floor; see about this quick
A. r. DEARBORN & co.
Both Phones 1102. 2023 Sd Ave.
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evening at o'clock a special musical
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