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Evening star., 1909-06-05

come in and they would talk over the
strange incident. Surely. my child. you
have given invitation to a fox, yes.
a sly old fox. Well. YOU are but little
thing and a cunning old fcx could easily
deceive you. But l shal. go at once 10
see our squirrel councillor. and he will
give us advice in the matter. We must
do something to prevent your mother
from being annoyed by him at the party,
for undoubtedly he'll try to intrude HIM
self"
Bob now understood how easily he had
been fooled, and decided to hurry home
and report the occurrence to his mother.
while Mrs. Wee-wee Squirrel promised
to deliver the other invitations herself.
and save Bob from any further meeting
with foxes. They have SO many sly
you in some way and get from you
another invitation. So. III perform this
service for your dear mother myself. :
said Mrs. Wee-wee. Bob felt relieved
to have this most reliable friend come
to his aid, and handed over the invita-
tions to her. then he flew home as fast
as ever he could to his mother.
Betty and June had not arrived home
yet. and the mother felt much uneasiness
lest they be deceived by some sly old
eox as Bob had been: but toward noon
the two little girl squirrels came bound
ing in. and on inquiry from their mother
assured her they had given the invita-
tions only to those to whom they were
addressed.
In the afternoon Mrs. Br.ght-eye Squir-
rel went to meet her friend. Mrs. Wee
wee Squirrel. at the woods spring, where
all the squirrels went for water. From
there the two friends went to call upon
the squirrel councillor, the wisest old
squirrel in all the woods. He heard
their story. and sat meditating quite a
while. Then, smiling. said: Let the
doctor come to the party. Wen give
him a warm reception.
"Oh, l cannot agree to admitting a
fox to my house-warming" cried Mrs.
Bright-eye Squirrel.
But it will prove such genuinely
fine party for him that he'll never want
another one" laughed the squirrel coun-
cilor. Let him come, my dear Mrs.
Bright-eye. I'll be there. you know. to
look after his entertainment Ha. ha:'
So the week went quickly away and the
evening of the party arrived. All was in
readiness and Mrs. Bright-eye, with her
son and two daughters beside her, was
stationed at the parlor door to receive
her guests. The new house was agloW
with lights and fragrant with fresh
meadow flowers. AS the guests entered
the new house they fell into raptures
over it's beautiful arrangement and fur
nishing.
The last guest to arrive was a huge
fellow in long black coat, high silk hat
and carrying a cane. He wore a dlgni-
fled air and was bowed into the parlor by
Mrs. Brighteye and introduced to the
Evening star., 1909-06-05
Letter Enigma.

Ny first Is in hat, but not in bonnet;
MY second is. in ballad. but not in sonnet;
My third is in yeast but not in bread;
My fourth is in iron. but not In lead;
My nth is In near. but not In far;
My sixth is in grease, but not in tar;
MY whole spells something that farmer boys
And you'll know what 1t is IL you solve the a
Evening star., 1909-06-05

him the invitation intrusted to him by
his mother. Yet, what could he do? He
stood irresolute for moment; then the
doctor" spoke again.
Evening star., 1909-06-05
COnundrunnS.

What Is that which makes every one sick e1-
cept those who swallow 1t? Ans. Flattery.
What is the greatest surgical operation ever
performed. Ans. Lansing Michigan.
What kind Of wild animals allowed to 60
free in the public parks? Ans. Dandelions-dandy
lions.
When books and houses alike! Ans. When
they have stories In them.
Evening star., 1909-06-05
BeheadinqS.

n) Doubly behead to plan or scheme and leave
that which guides us to the grocer's store: z?
Behead a place where dry goods are sold and
leave to skip on one foot. t3) Behead one In
bondage and leave to bathe the face.
Evening star., 1909-06-05
CurtaiIings.

() Triply curtail part of the hand and leave
a part OF a fish (2) Doubly curtail person and
leave the song Of a bee. t3) Curtail to spread
over and leave q small sheltered inlet.
Evening star., 1909-06-05

pleasant look 20 his countenance. and
q story of Freckles' love of the brl
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-04
A PUBLIC PLAY GROUND.

The Mothers Club is now out
for new achievements and the
ladies will have the active sup
port of every good citizen of
Burns. This club has accom-
plished much for the juvenile de-
partment of the Public Library
and this year is adding a large
number of books. Now the
membership has decided to
Mother" a movement toward a
city park and play ground for
the children,
This matter has had more or
less attention in these columns
in the past and has been discuss
ed by the Commercial Club, the
city authorities and all good citi-
zens. 1t is something much
needed and should have immedi-
ate attention. A suitable site
for a park is the main draw
backs, but by concerted effort
we should be able to find a loca-
ton.
The Mothers Club will give
its annual bazaar next Friday at
the King hall the moving pic
ture theatre and in connection
will serve white and brown bread.
baked beans, pickles, and coffee.
There will also be some fine home
made candy on sale. The pro-
ceeds from this will be placed in
a fund to be used for a park and
play ground for the children.
The Times-Herald heartily ap-
proves of this move and believes
the ladies will have strong sup
port from our citizens.
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DALT0N.TH0MPS0N

For the third time within a
year the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Dalton was the scene of a
very pretty wedding when on
December 1st at $50 p. m. their
second son, Chester, was united
in marriage TO Miss Florence
Thompson, the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Thomp-
son of Waverly. The marriage
vows were taken in response to
the questions asked by Rev. A.
j. Irwin of the Presbyterian
church. Following the congra-
tulations the guests sat down TO
bountiful wedding supper. The
beauty, number and quality of
their wedding presents bore tes-
timony of a large circle of friends
and that their friends had not
forgotten them. The bride and
groom are daughter and son of
two of the substantial families Of
Harvey county After spending
a short honeymoon at Sunny
brook with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Jameson, the young people will
take up their residence in their
own house, just across the street
west from the parental home in
Burns, where they will be att
home to their many friends. |
The Times-Herald joins in wish
ing them a long and happy life. J
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shows what the people Of Sunset
and Narrows can do when they
stand together. Thursdays
dance was given for the benefit
of the Sunset school house and
$15 was turned over TO the build
ing committee. There was a
large crowd present from Mar
rows and other localities. The
ladies prepared nice supper
which was enjoyed by all present
especially the bachelors who
hadn't had a good meal for seve-
raj days. w. r. Dawson and c.
V. Reed furnished the music for
both dances.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNiTED SfArgs LAsp OTFtcE
UuruN Oreuon NoVamber n ig0Q

UNITED SfATEs LAsp OTFtcg (
nurns, oregon, November y ipog.i
Notice IL hereby glyou that Mary A. Hutton.
OF fgil, Oregon, who, on December ~, 1905,
for M klt, section 70; M S4, hE1{kWl4
aud 1Wlt Ia, section a. TQwnship ~ South,
Range 2f East Willenette Meridian, has nlcd
notice OF futcntiou 20 makn Final P,oof. 20 es'
tahlish claim 70 the land above described, be
fore the Register aud Receiver, at Burns, Ore
gOB, on the lith day OF Jhnnary, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses
Robert l., Hutton. James sutherland both OF
Egii oregon Isaac Constant, Of Riley, Ore
g0n. William A. walker. OF kgli, oregon.
WM. FAHRE. Register.
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One-half the membership OF
the Ladies' Five Hundred Club
gave a delightful evening at
cards Tuesday evening at the
Masonic hall to which the hus-
bands were invited. There were
ten tables in all and when the
hands were completed It was
found Mrs. j. l.. Gault had the
highest score for the ladies and
Mrs. j. w. Geary the lowest.
Hon. Frank Davey and c. w.
Ellis tied for the highest score.
for the gentlemen and Mr.. Ellis
won the prize when they cut the
cards. Judge Miller had the
lowest score. with DIR. Marsden
fighting for the honors. A nice
luncheon followed the hands.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oyyicE
nurnn, oregon, rovam Der ~, 400.

UNITED STATES LAND oyyIcE /
Burns, oregon. November 10. 1900.
= trc u hereby given that the state OF Orc
goa bas iled iafhis once It's application 20 ss'
cct, under the provisions OF the Act OF Cou'
grcss. approved August II, ists. and aets amen
dRtnfy Thereto the
RE,sswt. see as, T. % 81 HEt<Nwil lE,ot 81,
Sec 4. T. y T.. X. 30 H.. W ~, Serial No. oapas,
Lot L. soc. -, T Bs, n. 40 r., W. NJ. South
OF Aaihcnr lake, Serial No. os95s.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 70 object because
of the mi cfal character Of tho iand, or for
any other reason, to the disposal 10 applicant.
should file their Riildavits Of protest IN this
once. on or before the expiration OF the
period Of publication.
wa. FARRE, Register.
First publication December 4, 1909.
LAST publication January :, 1910.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Us,Iro .S.Is' k.se ..,,.,, oynsE. =, ,.0sl

uAirED frATEs LAND orTIcE.
BurpH. oregon, Novemb bor y. ieoei
Notice ia hereby given lhHf tho State Of ore.
non has hlrd in this firr i's apple alton
lseFlHl No OSssal @ select, under he ~ Visions
~ he Act OF Congress. approved August IA,
istS, aud acts aucndaiOfy tgerrIo, the
sw4Nwi, SEQ Y. z. 70 3. Il ~, H., ". N,
Anyaud al peiHors iAlnilng adversely tho
iundt dcscrihed, or desiring % object be Hnse
" the mineral character ~ he Land. ~ Tor my
other reason, to the dieporhl ta app tran 4,
aco on or before the expiration Of tho period
OF publication.
wM FARHE. Regis ef.
First publiratien. November, 20, 1909.
Last publication, December 70. 1909.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
URIrEn STATES LAND Opsiog.
Burns, oregon, NOyom Der 10, 1908

ufifhh STATES LAND Oft1Ug.
Burns, oregon. November 10, 1909 |
Notice Ia hereby given that Agnes saver.
whose postoiloe addrosa N Burns O.eqon,
did, on the 18th day Of April. lnOa, lie Ia this
once sworn statement aud Application, No
ton ! township "a South. Range " Eaht, Wi.
lamette Meridian, and the timber thereon,
under the provision OF the act OF June o, 1873,
and Stone Law" at such value ~ might be
nked by apPraisement aud that, pursuant TO
snch application, me land ana timber thereon
have been appraised, the timber estimated
10000 board ieet AZ si.b0 per NJ. aud the land
p0o0i that said applicgntwili offer nnal proof
W support OF her application ana swOrn state
the Register ana Receiver, ut burns, Oregon.
Any person IL at liberty 10 protest tl,is pur.
ohnne before entry, OF initiatea contest al any
ated afidaylt In this onloe, allonng facts
which would defeat the entry,
WA, FARRE, Register. =
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The undersigned the public that they have
formed partnership conduct general Real Estate farm loans
Insurance. and homestead locating busness also fur
nh township pats and blue prints any and all lands In this
district We shall be comfortably established In suite Of
the second floor Of the Odd Fellow building and prepared
to give friends and patrons good reliable service
PIATT T. RANDALL
A. ]. PASSENGER
RICHARD MALoNEY
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND osDtg
burns. oregon. October d, MY

bnfns. oregon, October gs wgt
Notiro Il hereby given thar evils ! Ellison
OF wayarly oregon, sho, on Anrii No. ia.9 madc
homestead entry No, Sos. Serial Au n4asA.
fof M sN'4 hertion ~, aud NJ stis section
~ rownship n south Range - faat. y illamrttc
Neri ian, hes tiiod nail'e ~ intention ~ akt
final Comtnutati ~ 4 cot 10 establish rialm
90 the inni above described before ~ RHsif
tot aud Receiver 81 Sums, Oregon, on the H .
day IL December iuOa
Clatmau names ~ witnesses
Thomas D. ii.aisy, william D. Kim bic, lamos
Armstrong Miehael uealey, al ~ wafcdi
oregon.
wA pARnr. Resihct
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Burns List No 30. serial No. osssi
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE,J
Burns Oregon, November 4, 1909.
Notice 70 hereby given that the Northern pnc.
ihe kHtl~ay lonpauy whose post oiilre al
dreas ~ - Paul, Minnesota, has this fih day Of
November, 1909 hied IN this once Il tshppllcation
70 el'ct under the provisions oi the Act Of
Congress, approved 9u y 4, ihpe lan stat a9f
On A. xiondod by the Act of Congress ap
proved May ~, lvOb tS4 stat, 1871, the west half
of the north east quarter oi section ~. iu io w.
ship ~ south OF renge - East OF tho william
10 Principal Meridian, containing ~ anrtn
Any and all persons claiming adv rae the
lands described. or desiring % object hrrheer
OF the mineral character oi the land, or f0r
any her reason. 10 the disposal 10 applicant.
should nie their aildAyin OF protest in this
1909.
wh FAnRE, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

WV hHA W. 70
nn rna. areron Nora,nnar N M M ia

UNITED STATES LAND OffiCE.
Burns, Oregon, November II i109
A sufficient tontest afndayit has been hled
N this once by william q, keisay, cnnieriant
against Homehtead Enify, No. 500, made MAJ
1905 Serial No. 0ld0O Tor 50 AMi4 secfion "a
and M HwA section ~. Township 81 south,
Range ~ kaht, Willamette Meridian, By Angelo
Mathews, conteetee, In which II II aliegod that
said Angelo Mathews, has wholly aud ontiruly
abandoned said entry for moro than ak
months next preceding the commencement ui
this conteAt, and that said alleged absence from
the ndd land was not duo TO his employment
n the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps OF the
United States NJ a private soldier OhipeT sea
man or marine. during the war with spaln, or
during any other war In which tho United
States may be engaged said parties are hereby
notified 20 appear, respond, and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock A. m on
december ~, ip0D before the Register and Re
eeiyor at the United States Land Office In
Burns, Oregon,
The said contestant having, Ia a proper All.
davit, nlod November 10, 1909, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personul
service Of this notice cannot be made Il is
hereby ordered aud directed that such notice
be given BY due and proper publication.
WIN. FAHRE Roglster
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IivifKD srArEs LASp orrlcr,
Hurnn, Oregon. October e4 fnl

tiNtfkp STATEa LkHp oTTlcF,
burns. Oregon, October 2s iap3
Notice Ia hereby given that William A. Me
kee. OF Burns, Oregon, who, on ss picmhsf "a.
1907, made homestead entry No. a2.if, HcTiRi No.
20 south, Range 81 East, Willamette Meridian
has nlsd notice OF Intention 10 make Final
Communication Proof. 10 estah lab claim TO The
land above described, before The Reristff
and receiver, At Buns Oregon, on the lsih day
OF December. 1901
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Albert y. Porter, Van A. Embrce, Ihuinnt
sprague, Colin Dawson AL Of burns, oregon
WN. fAHHE, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


usiTnD STATES LAM OFficn
Burns. oregon, November 20. 1902
Notice Il hereby given that I.e0ns n Dirklu
son. OF Burma. Oregon, who, on February ih
igg1, made dessrt.land entry No. so Serial No
Wiz, Tor ANifNElf, Section aa. township ~
South, Range ~ kant. Willamette Meridian
Proof, TO establish claim 10 the land above de.
acribcd, before the Register aud Reooiv vcf. ht
Burns. Oregon, on the l2sh day OF January, 1910
Claimant ma - ah wituesspai
IA Puekeit, q. A. Byrd, FRANK X. Dickinson,
schuyler whiting. all of BurAa, oregon,
WM FARRK Register
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NOTES FROM SUNSET.
-ANANIAs-

Allen Hulburt of Warm Spring
valley was a visitor to the Sun.
set dance.
F. P. Blackmer is cutting sage
brush on the new county road.
r. D. Stahl is moving fence
for James Brandon.
George Dunsmore is now living
on his homestead.
Burt Porter is putting up some
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-04

Read the pain formula on a
box Of Pink Pain Tablets, Then
ask your doctor If there is bet
ter one. Pain means congestion
blood pressure somewhere.
DR.. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets
check head pains, womanly pains,
pain anywhere. Try one. and
seel 20 for 25 cents. Sold by
Reed Bros.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-12-04
pErIrIoN FoR LIQUoR LIoENsE.

We, the undersigned legal voters OF
Pueblo Precinct, IIarney County, State
Of Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon
County Court Harney County, State
Of Oregon, 10 grant a license TO Drlevan
ID. Defenbaugh to Sell spirituons. Malt
and Vinous Liquors In less quantities
than one gallon Denio Pueblo Precinct
IIarney County. state Of Oregon, for tho
Period OF Six (0) months. as In duty
bound we will ever pray.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


usirsp HrArga tAEh ogffcE
Burns oregon. october n, lpfH
Notice Ia hereby given that william h. kim
bie, OF wavef y, Oregon, whn on lane 3, laps
made homestead entry No sdt6. srtiai No.
01e2l for Lots aud 0, soct on 10. Tots 4 3.
aud aud swiaNkil section % TO nRuir ri
south, Range A1 East, Willamette Meridian.
has nled notice OF his intention 20 MAKE FiuRi
Communication Proof, TO rsfablieh claim Ia The
land above described, before the kreistef aud
Receiver, as Burns. Oregon, on the 2lfd DAY 81
December 1909
Claimant names AZ Witnesses
Lowis j. Gibson. fh0tans n Henlry, james
Armstrong. Michael HFaiey. eii uf MgYcfiy,
Oregon,
WN. FAnRE. Register
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burt Will hOOn nave tito Just hii
proved ranch IN the valley.
Henry Harmer has been haul
ing lumber from Burns to MAKE
new improvements.
Clarence Harmer was a busi
ness visitor to the Narrows, Sun
day.
Miss Neva Holder gave a par
ty at the home Of w. G. Holder
Saturday evening, Nov. 27, fol
the benefit of the Christmas tire,
and it was attended by a large
crowd who all report having {
fine time.
Fred Myres and wife were Wis
iting at the home of w. G. Hod
J der and wife Sunday.
/ George Smallwood Of Grant
county is visiting with his mo.
! ther, Mrs. Henry Harmer.
Walter Harmer has returned
home from Grant county where
he has been visiting with his
! sister Mrs. Pearl Parkins.
Andy Osborn, of Narrows,
was a visitor to the dance in
Sunset Thursday evening.
w. C. Fitzgerald and wife
We're visitors to oSunset Thursday.
Fitz is a jolly fellow and is a
welcome visitor to Sunset dances
any time.
Walter Sullivan has been TAX
ing some pictures of the Mar
rows.
C. v. Reed and wife. R. D..
Stahl and wife, Mr.. Shepard and
wife, Miss Neva Holder, James
Reed, Fred Barron. |. S. Tyler,
w. r. Dawson and Clyde Embree
were present at the Narrows
dance Friday evening.
Pete Haley was in Sunset
Sunday on business.
Robert Settlemyre and Clyde
Embree are improving the looks
of their homesteads by setting
out trees and flowers. In a few
years they will have the finest
homes in sunset. but they are
still single as they don't seem to
know how 70 get married. These
two bachelors are great lovers of
pets and home life and the girls
would make no mistake in land
ing these two bachelors before
another year passes by.
The taxable property in the
Sunset school district amounts to
500. 240 which is a good showing
for a new district three years old.
The district has 5000 in school
money in the bank and a 500
school house. They will proba-
bly, have a nine months school
this year. Miss Neva Holder
is teacher and one among the
best in Harvey Co. The school
house needs other improvements
and the district will note a spec
al tax to make improvements
and pay the district debt.
Prof. Raymond. Robert Settle
nyre, F. P. Blackmer, l. S.
Tyler, N. Henney. Clyde and
Van Embree, Prof. Mckee. Burt
Porter. w. r. Dawson. Ben Ro-
Ter, r. ID. Stahl. Reed brothers,
2. c. Eggleston and w. G. Hod-
Ter Sunset valleys progressive
lomesteaders have prospects for
rood crops Of grain next year.
Every locality in Harvey valley
ught to have a park where the
itizens could meet to hold pic
ics and other public meetings.
t will not take much land and
rees are cheap. Carolina and
'ilver Poplar make quick growths
nd do well in this country.
here are plenty of citizens who
'ould give the land and others
he trees to make the venture a
lccess. What locality will be
ne first to start the good work.
The two big Thanksgiving dam
IS given Thursday in Sunset
nd Friday evening at Narrows
orc tha ha.t thia vaae aod q
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Notice IL hereby given that on Mon
day the Goth day Of December, 1908 the
undersigned will apply TO the County
Court Of the State oil Oregon for Harney
County, for the license mentioned In
the foregoing petition.
DRLvAS u, DnFENBAuoH.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Mondays Realty Bargain Counter

SS500-All cash; 2-story, Broom home; overloolzs city on ear line. Highlands; large lot and choice neighborfood. ss10O. all cash. will buy tomorrow a safe. steady renting investment. paying now Is per cent and can be made to pay double present income; this is forced sale for quick cash, and deal must be closed Monday.
 $4750-A pretty corner home; 18th street, South Highlands; If taken tomorrow s150 cash, balance $50 month. $Ss0O-New, modern, 2-story, 7-room home near 14th street, South Highlands; $500 cash and S25 month. or $500 cash, balance little larger monthly payments A 15 per cent North goth street invest ment.
 $4500-Rental s43; Sth avenue, north; close in; 7-room home and outbuldings. $ls5O-Nice 6-room cottage and lot; fronts ear line. Woodawn; $2O0 cash, balance $20 month
 S5o00-1O0x1OO A corner on 18th street, north. near the Terminal depot; fine apartment fiat property; sl500 cash, bal ance two years: would exchange Tor neat South Highland cottage, bungalow style preferred, also offer house ana lot, South 22d street, at $l25O, and would put that in also to get suitable cottage home; east of 2Oth street preferred, but will be glad to hear of any nice place. s6000-2-story, 7-room furnace-heated cor ner home, fronting car line could ac- eept part pay in South Highlands lot and let balance go on easy terms. S55oo-10-room residence and lot close in on 9th avenue, north; rents we'll
 FARM BARGAINS. 123o acres in Green county, Alabama: one of the richest farms in that section; can carry part on eight years time; might accept part pay in other prop erty: grows alfalfa, icorn cotton and other products to perfection; 1t Is very rich aluvial soil and will grow any thing that can be grown in Alabama. 1100-acre farm rich loam soil, near Ala bama city of 4OO00 people; would con- sider exchange. It is a high grade farm. 335-acre farm. 1ia miles of railroad sta tion, near Greensboro, Ala; $lb acre. S25o0-Farm of about 15O acres, well im- proved, on railroad, 20 miles of Birming- ham.
 $15O0-4O-acre farm at Mt. Pinson good dwelling orchard and rich land; live stock, wagon, cows, horse, buggy and other personals go in at $500.
 B. F. EBORN s16 Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
THE HOME REALTY GO.
2OOS1s Third Ave.
Bell phone 32ss

2U1SI2 T IIITu ANe. DeII ocoo'
 FOR $50 CASH AND 1925 MONTH we can sell you one of the finest Groom houses on fine lot close to car. It Is new and we'll built and without a fault. We have closely watched the construction of this home and can guarantee 1t. The price is $2400 on above terms.