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New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiverpool Nov. 3.-CIosing - " HEAT - Spot
ouier No red Western winter, nominay
= toisd Futures quiet. December. Is %.
Nercb 7s7hd: MAJ. as 61.d- CORN-Spot
rIIier. new American mixed tvia Galveston,
ss 11Isa Futures steady December rs Sad
T5FsS-Canadian firm al ss HOPS in London
'Paeihc COAST firm at ts 5sgf7 l5s; FLOUR
Winter patents steady a 55s Ekt-Extra a
"a 10 Ia Ib strong at 63s. BACON-Cumoerland nd
c,,t S26 70 80 u. az 63s long clear middles.
,t-,bt % 10 "a NJ quiet at 6ss. long clear mid
ds tsav w IS 10 40 10. quiet at s7s; short clear
hacks 10 10 20 N. firm at ess % clear bellies
square IL 10 10 H. strong at Gas. LARD
fsT,pe Western. In tierces, steady al 6Ss; Ameri-
AN refined IN pals. STEADY at 63s ID tHEEs1h
,tansstaa nnest white steady al 55s ID; Cana
alan finest colored steady at 5Is TALL0M-
Isri,-,.. city steady at aas I'd. TURPENJINE-
SHIRTS steady al 4os Sd. RorIN--Carnrnof rrnl
~ ioE I'd PETROLEUM EM-Hernsd steady al n O.
IINEEED OIL-Strong at SIS 3D.
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ASKED
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. 8-cATTLE--Receipts about
6a3e % s. ss1a @ SssT Tsah So s5 5a es
81 IS; calves. S3qss 80; stockers and feeders
ss 1875 80. HoGs-Receipts about q, 900 head
light, 81 5oas7 80; light mixed. 81 45@$7 20;
butchers s. 7oqss packing s. 25q$7 5 40; pigs
Receipts about 1s ooO head: market. I0aI5c
higher. sheer sass p; lambs. s6as7 Is. year
Cincinnati Nov .-CATTLE-Receipts I'll
head; steady tsiF 70 % good shippers s. Soa$s 90;
head. strong and toc higher; butchers and ship
peTs s. s5aS1 30; con9R n s. 1SsI 40 saEEP ;5e
and tiesfrols strong at s8s$s Is ~ '4'''''
East Buralo: Esy. H.--- LE-steadg d.,
head; active and steady HOGs-Receipts, ;, 200
head: active and 5G15c higher; heavy, SsGss 10;
zsd 81 sSs o. 5ose E95ksFs 81 ICES s5Ss Pis7 ss $S
SHEEP and LASfBS-ReceiDts 8 400 head ac-
iye ws5asFs s56sg IS lSS esrs leer s. aEs 5@s higher
Kansas city. Nov. 3.-CATTLE-Receipts
14,oco head, Including 1000 southerns: market
S. 30: fair to good 81 e0qs6 25 Western steers
e so9tnsTn 3sn IS steers So a5G$4 @ southern cows
81 50qs3 % 1aliye We GoTs 25g$ g$5 90; 90; native
81 25ass 25. HOGs-Receipts, II. 600 head; mar
zet sc higher: closed weak: top. 81 s2ls bulk
Of % sAss 5a 81 ba9eaers fa 90 8 55s So gs 81 5
81 72lz pigs, ssG$7 10. SHEEP-Recelpts 5000
head; market Ioe 70 I5c higher: native ian lambs
weflers s. 25GS4 rs. ewes. SO s0aS4 So. stock
ers and feeders. S3aS4 7b.
Urion stock Yards, Pittsburg. Nov s.-CAT-
TLE-suppy light; market steady: choice S6 so
GsT FHEEP-Supply fair, market steady
nrime vetl1ers 81 60QS4 10: culs and common
81 50G7s3; lambs. 81 50as7. VEAL CALVES
ssdSs so HOGS-Receipts fair; market active
prime heavies. SIS 05lSs 10. mediums, 81 eOG
81 rs: heavy Workers 81 s0dsT 90. light Yorkers,
81 G01s7 70, pigs. 81 25Gs7 30; roughs, So 50g
81 40.
Toledo Nov 3.-CLOVERsEED-Cas new.
IS g5. November. IS %; December. 50 %; March.
So ~. No g. s. 60, &. 81 80. TIMOTHY
prime 81 s5 aisike, cash, IS 10, October. IS 10:
DecemheI s. Is; March. IS %
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New York. November ;. 1909;
GRAiN-WHEAT-The easier
feeling in the wheat market and prices at
tho opening were sc TO &c below Mondays
vorable weather and reports of further de-
early and the market held steadv with some
weak showing a firTber loss of 1c 70 r.
with liquidation the part of early buyers
and under indication OF pressure of wheat.
The weakness abroad over our holiday was
due to lower offerings OF La Plata wheat and
Continental markets This slackenfng Of de-
maRd and more liberal offerings abroad, as
we'll as the indications Of a poorer cash de-
dleate that the trade was being supplied with
wheat to make up the deficiency apparent
Garner IN the session. and some authorities
were inclined 70 anticipate a further decline
unless there Is an inlpr1 vement in the export
demand Compassion houses were heavy sell
ers at r1u1es. but bears were rather cautious
and seemed to fear manipulation in
me december position A feature of the
mour & co; regarding the Argentine situation.
which said; Crop prospects good export
last year" Bradstreets visible supply
showed an increase in American, including
els but the amount a1oat showed a decrease
or 5000, 900. making the total increase in
compared with an increase of si4l 900 last
week and an increase OF 1,64S. 600 last year
ed 70 13I cars. against s11 last week and
1872 for two days last year. Interior re-
.
against ! 755ooo last week and 1927, 600 last
year The exports of wheat this week are
l.1l5 ooO, against 100000 last week and l.
01s.0oo last year, Cash wheat locally closed
weak with 10 red 81 - q asked elevator
domestic. and 81 d adost asked 70
arrive; No 1 Northern Duluth 81 111a and
No hard winter 81 Is nominal. o b ahoat
CpRN-There was steady undertone to the
corn market during the early session in the
face of rather bearish news but late in the
day prices save way under commission mouse
selling and in sympathy with wheat Crop
sdvices are as a rule very favorable, and the
market was influenced TO some extent By a
report by snow placing the indicated crop a.
innate Of 2,G11. 000. 600. The Kentucky No
ven1ber report showed average yield of
80 bushels against - last year. and indicated
crop for that state Of 1nT 900 600 bushels IN
terror receipts were 44s.o00 for the day. and
so 1ar this week amounted to 1.45S 0On
against $4,000 last year Bradstreet'
visible showed a decrease OF $40 600. Cash
corn here was steady. with No . quoted at
69+2c elevator domestic, zoe delivered and
toc , foat; No : yellow, Tic. all nominal.
oATS-The market inactive but easier
IN iyInpathy with other grain and on reports
that farmers were more disposed to sell In
terror receipts for the day T92. 0OO bushels
and so far this week amounted TO . 5fs OOO
steady. with mixed, 2G TO - III, quoted nom
mai: natural white, 81 TO 81 H. ~ Q4sc and
clipped white. - TO ~ Ii, 46d 4Sl.c RYE
Market gun. No > Western, s1s4c nominal
Feeding, 81 163c New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: open. High. Low Close. dav
Dec 81 us 81 12 1-16 81 los. 81 1O7s 81 T9ss
Nav 1oAs l 70 1876 / 09s. / oess i III
Corn:
December. eers ssls
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quart. ga i2c. CARROTS. p-- 100 lunches.
fJc9S1 DO uuwashsd. per bbl. 7Sc 81; do
French Der Tag. eac 2 81. do washed. Per
bag 45c g 81. do uuwashsd. per bag 50 q s5c-
CABBAGES. Stats. Danish SID. Ter ton. 80
2SiS. 90 domestic. 50 q $40, DO per 100. vi
sS: CJcJ ABERS. Florida. per basket. 81 p
81 -, do shelter Island per bel. 3. GEL
case 81 s-aSf -. CAuLIFLOu Frs. Long
eut. 81 25asSs de- euiis. S1i 7sessi: EGG
PLANTS. Jersey. per beL soc q 81 %. 10
Florida. per box 81 500 50 ~: 30 per basket.
q = 81 %, LETTUCE. Florida Per basket
tScHsi .. do Virginia and North Carolina
20 q csc 40 Washington. 81. do state. per
BASKET or box &c Q 81 -. 40 nearby. per bbl
or crate 25c 9sl: do Eastern. estdoOr. per
strsg. 6ee 9oc: LraTA BEANS. jersey. potato.
FsT nasket 1oc z 81 SO. % Long Island and
jersey potato. per bag. 75c aSI -; ONIONS
small white pickle. per crate. &c 9Sl. 10
state and Western. white. per crate Tsc q 81.
Sssste, So safe, Yellow. per bag. 81 500 81 So DO
SSta11s~ S1 tcurty. red yellow. per bag SO
- -. 90 Ohio and Massachusetts yellow per
tVp-Io oaS- 81 81 Il: DO Jersey. white. per
oaSAef; i9e 2 81 =. OKRA. Florida per car
1.St - 81 - a 81 80. 90 per basket. 81 IS 81 so,
- 90 60 per third basket s2ase IS PEP
5 1r-tsS Ftorida- per carrier. 81 do nearby req
Isrse Dol. 81 q 81 80; DO psr regular Dol 55c .
- bEANs- string Charleston. wax. per
SssS1L - 20 s. 3: % green. 81 50T<s cS.
20 20 Ntslnls green or wax. per basket 81 80 .
=. SPlNACH. Norfolk per bsI xfGS1 %.
tt, SS Isaroy; say; 90 g I5c; SQUASH. Hubbard. per
rs,-ss s-s..-s@' Canadlan. per bbi. sOc 4$f. a,
t beaFny, ~ 'se 81. TOMATOES. nearby. per
~ &c tSl. do California. per bcx 81 so: DO
N'"'iud' per carrier. 81 - s.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

The local market for spot cottoa was quiet
with prices 10 points higher. at u aoc FOR
uiddIinE upland and f3.45c for mlddllng Gulf
Southern spot markets weFr telrgraphed as
Follows Charleston quiet u higher az II e
Savannah quiet a &c higher at l4s>e; sales
4 133 bales. Baltimore nominal = . higher at
T4z.c: Augusta steady. i-16c higher af "A &c;
sales 1r4a bs,es: ST, Louis steady, !. &c higher
al I5c; saley. 101 bales Little Rock STEADY,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

FOREIGN Money MARKET = CalI
-aonev IN London. ziz@4S per cent; open
market discount rate for short bills, 434Qzfs
per cent: long bills siz@45s per cent; Berlin
Sferounr rate .5s per cent; Paris discount
rate : per cert Paris exchange on Lon
don = francs 20Ie cenumes: BERN eA-
rf7anee on London. % marks 47lz pfennlgs.
Bar gold rs Cd. American eagles, les 10
FOREIGN EECCRITIES.-British ccnsois
sor uloacv. = 7-l6 per cent, for the account
50. French rentes. 90 francs l2la cehtlLnss.
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CHICAGO PRICES.

COTTON-Business in the cotton market to
OF the New York trade not even exceptnF s5c6
periods Of intense excitement occurred during
the Suly year. Fluctuations We're very erratic
and the market showed pronounced nervousness
but the bulls quite plainly demonstrated that
they We're stil in control. and after sharp
the market ruled sensationaIly firm making new
high records IN the late trading. Cotton for
closing price Of Monday. while January contracts
sold al Il. l0c and Nav at 15.32c or 1I420 points
net higher. The close was Nsteadv ana onlv
slightly off from the best under realizing with
the active months showing a net gain OF 126 IL
points. while August was Al points net higher
Ruraors that Mr. Pa.ren the chicago bun Ies5er
was taking profits on his interest in the market
were circulating on the early break and some
went so far as 70 estimate the profits Of this
operator not less than So, 00o0o0 on cotton sold
in Liverpool and New Orleans Tuesday and
locally this morning. Later however II was
claimed that these rumors had been denied and
when the Southern bulls became aggressive buy
ers around ! O'Clock early sellers for turn be
came panicstricken. while fresh buvers had the
enccurasement OF advances in the Southern spot
vance OF 5GT points sold ga II points net bighar
broke 10 a net loss OF 15Q1e points and then
sold up 10 a net gain Of lTG23 points on the
Ma ar 15ssoc bid There were some = Wbo an az
pool Tuesday 10 bull manipulation, under
taken for the purpose OF making realizing
had been bid UP while New York closed in
order 10 improve the straddle interest between
the Two markets. a good deal Of the buyirg
here early attributed 10 this account but as
soon as the demand from this source vas with
was a renewal OF support from the American bull
leaders Southern spot markets officially re-
Southern crop estimates compiled by a local au-
thority show crop expectation Of 10 95o. 600
estimates the amount OF cotton ginned No
vember ! at only 6SO3, 600 haleS, against 1872
900 10 the same date last year
The range OF contract prices in the local mar
ket to-day was as fouoWs
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Nov. {. p m.-Tle market for
\ American securities was dull and irregular.
with a weak closing. Last quotations fol-
'oV.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

WABASH.
1879 1901
an v.&k in Get s7ss la5 s723 tai ssg7. .<a5
sss 70 Oct 81 Io,023,39e 3.i5s.5s5 1900. .2o,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman,
No. so Wall street,
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CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

asked to arrive. Nominal.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r L. Dav & Co. No. So wall
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NEW YORK PRICES

w.. - Mon
Wheat; Open. High. Low Close dav
Dec 81 = 81 u I-16 81 1Ost 81 IO7s 81 T5ss
Nav .-,. 1oas 70 1916 l O9sa / 0e4s ! III,
Corn:
December. so1s sa,.
May '''''''' 6Sas 50
CHICAGO PRICES
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ZIRkLE e MOORE
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. LOANS. SURETY BONDS
e Dexter Ave. Phone 443

FOR SALE.
We have q lot In Highland PARK.
South, near Forest Avenue, that we
are authorized to sell for $3.50; $50
cash, balance on three year mortgage.
II desired, or monthly payments. Lot
50xi50. with alley.
FOR SALE.
At Chisholm we have beautiful lots
50x1T5 feet that can be bought ON
easy payments for $3.50. This section
Is fast building up. and II you buy
now, you will be benefited BY every
house that Is built. For several years
we have been selling lots In this SUI
burb and we recommend them TO any
who are looking for a. reasonable
priced home. The neighborhood IL
good, and II Is high and well drained
plat II you had rather pay cash. the
lot will cost you less. Lot us snow
them to you now: for when sprtnf
comes more building will be started,
and the prices will go up.
FOR SALE.
gravel road, only four and q half
miles from the city. to be. sold this
week. II you are looking for such
place, call on us, and we VIII gladly
show II to you.
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FOR SALE.
$3.50 will buy large two-story
house, together with Ave lots at Capt.
toll Heights, near Upper Wetumpka
road. Possession given at once. A.
spart of the purchase price can be car
ried on 6 per cent mortgage for three
years. This Is a bargain.
FOR SALE.
A nice home, on asphalt street. with
In i've blocks of Court Square; $500
will buy 1t. and II you are interested.
Call early for this will sell. Large
lot and nicely elevated.
FOR SALE
An Investment property for $500
that rents to splendid tenants for SIS
per month; $500 mortgage now on
property, balance part cash and
monthly payments. II desired. No paw
ing tax or sanitary connection to put
In, and property in good condition.
FOR SALE.
For 5000, we have q piece Of prop
erty on South McDonough Street. COR
ner lot. B0xiS5 feet Paved sidewalk
and travelled road
FOR SALE.
II sold this week, we have a nice
lot In Uplands that can be had for $40
CASH. It is next to corner lot and
near car line.
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FOR sALE---why pay 5000. $4,000, $1,000.
$1,000 for vacant lots In south Montgomery
and east Of Court when in Oakley. near In
you can secure beautiful building lots at
$500, $500. $500. $500 to $1,000. This plat
has city water. lights and good streets, and
only Is minutes walk to- city. See US Chan
der & Douglass.
FOR sALE--An elegant home near In, lot
on corner. 5ox1so. two story eight room
dwelling. no better neighborhocd, modern.
BUSINESS For saie-with about $1,000.
hustling party can make money, see us at
once. Chandler q Douglass.
FOR SALE--Lands east of city about 8
miles. fine for any kind growth, one 40, one
so and $40 acre tracts as good red clay
subsoii land as In the county; price cheap.
Chandler q Douglass.
FOR SALE-1o0 acres land. 8 miles OF city.
rich and easily cultivated: price very reason
able. Chandler & Douglass.
PLENTY MoNEY-To let on city property,
at en- per cent. Chandler Il Douglass.
your money or real estate. let us know. We
can place you on the right track. Chandler
& Douglass. IL
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sTOCKH0LDER.s NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Fourth National Bank. will be held At
the office Of the said Bank on Tuesday, Jam
uary ilth. 1910. at pm, for the purposs
Or business a. may come before the meeting.
A. J. JONES. Cashier. !
--su-tu- thu H. 10
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The annual meeting of the stockhoidsrs Of
rue First National Bank OF Montgomery win
% held e its banking rooms on Tuesday,
the election or Board of Directors and for
the transaction Of any other business that
may properly come before the meeting.
4. s. VOOLFOLK,
--Sot Cashier.
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MULTIQRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS In QuAnsitiss FROM zee to i.ooa Oes
ean be produced IN exact fac-simile Of ert6 :.
nal typswriting and when properly sxecut.
a and the name carefully matched Will
nave the same effect a. II each letter wGS
Sypswrittsn separately. Our facilities and
experience enable us 20 do the very best
that We will E. L. Davoat TypsWTttaR Co.,
T1Est National Bank. kit
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For sale-s120o two good houses and
lot 100-150 feet, near Patterson's
school This is located on corner LOT.
and room enough for three more houses
Only $500. cash required, has mortgage
of $780, that can be carried as Ions
as wanted.
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FURNITURE.

FU6NlTURE-WS pack ana ship your far.
nttuFa. We repair and refiniah your eurni-
tuEs. Geo. 3. Wrasg Furniture Co. Phone
obes p@9
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

yANTEp-Experiencsd salesladIss. perna.
nept s. H. Kress g. Co. -A-tf
w ANTED-Ladies and girls. (anywhere) can
easily earn IS to $40 weekly writing adver-
Using letters and cards for us at home Send
iOc for full instructions. forms. etc. No more
money required. no canvassing. Eureka Ad-
vertisinK Co, Dept. b., Atlanta, Ga. Il
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STORAGE.

WHEN yea need storage. separate locked
rooma Absolute safety and privacy, call
'nhons 1855, United Selling Company, btoF-
sss Ds1aTtmsnt ftss Ssffsssoa 81 ~
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FOR RENT

wANTED-Lessee for first class hotel in the
fastest growing city in the South. Party
must have sufficient capital to furnish and
run the house In an up-to-date manner. Old
established location. Can be made to pay
from the start. Great proposition for the
right man. Address with references, Box 2.
Knoxville, Tenn, -12-3t
FOR RENT-ChAstain's Stables. on Lee St.
apply Mrs. ]. W. Chastain. Dexter Hotel.
Dexter Ave. Ia
FOR RENT-240 acres land. known as the
Isaac Lemle place, situated about six miles
from Mathews for information call on Hen
ry Simon. Agent liz Montgomery st.
-12-su-tf
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zIRKLE & N ORE
ARE YOU INSUREDp

For Sale--Madison Ave. $4,000, five
room house and three rooms In yard,
splendid piece of property Has mort
gage of s2,100 that can be assurn-
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Montgomery Agancy sf
United States Mortgage . Trust Company.
1zh q. Perry St.
This Company b prepared to lend unlim-
tied money on Nontsomsry business prop
cry at and ~ per cent and on residence
property at per cent for three TO five
years with repayment priyfteges.
JOHN RANDOLPH. Agsna
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Montgomery Land a Improvement Co., will
take place at noon. January 18th. 1910 at
the office Marks Gayle. r.
w. M MARKS, President.
cHAs F, NORTH. sec'y.-Treas su-st
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ENGRAVING.

wANTRD-You to illustrate your ads, with
ouF cuts; they ada 50 per cent. 70 the at
tI2ctiv aness oe any "a; talk 10 ever eth
The Advertiser Engraving 60 Ia
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sToLEN-Bay mare five years old small
blaze in forehead. Friday night from Tom
Davidson. Hood place, two miles from Math.
cws Station. Green Burke. Mathews Station
Ala. --1e-3t
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| TWO OR three nice connecting rooms for
rent, hot and cold water. Apply either ia
Monroe ST.. or phone 657. LA
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wANTED-Names of persons desiring to
live in California and willing to work out
their transportation A &c stamp brings APP
plication blank transportation Agency Dept.
~, San Diego. Cal A.. --3
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WE ARE now placing high class mill men
daily. and constantly needing men to fiii
the following positions: Mill foremsn planeP
toremen. woods foremen, track foremen
skidder foremen. team foremen. eommisssry
managers. commissary clerks, shipping
clerks. Lbr. checkers. time keepera office
men. Give experience In first letter. Ad-
dress Mack's Alexandria, La. --s-zu. e
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500 MONTHLY and expenses TO advertise.
leave samples and collect names. Write Sill
verton Co., z. n, Chicago. "a
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-No 22s sayre ST.. one story 8
rooms Just put In perfect repair Good
and located on paved street.
Chandler & Douglass. la
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FOR IMMEDIATE sale, new five room cot
taEe and vacant lot on car line at 2-3 its
value. $500 cash, balance like paying rent.
The rents will take care of payments you
won't know how you got it Address me. F.
p. B., care Advertiser. Ill
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MEDICAL.

DR. HEADS @mmo Pulls lwoman's Hopsl
A safe and prompt treatment for painful
suppresned. diofauit or similar obstructions
20 EXPERIMENTATION Price SAGE BY mall Head
chSmieaI Co. Macon. Ga su-wod-fri-tf
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ONE Nicely furnished front room. large
closet, cabinet mantel. electric light board
next door, minutes walk from Square,
Phone 5ss. or address d." 40 Jefferson
ST. ia
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-G VDE &-EA n
SsIS57I
FUNERAL NOTICE.

NILLs--The friends and acauaintances Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Guy Mills. Mr.. and Mrs..
Jesse @. Mills. Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. J. Mills,
NJ. and Mrs. H. N. Mills. Mr.. and Mrs,
j. W. Mills Mr.. and Mrs ]. b White, are
requested to attend the funeral OF Mrs. j.
Guy Mills from the family residence, ais
Fiam St.. Highland Park. today at s;se
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LOST-one dark bay horse mule. weight
a bout 500 pounds, small under-bit out Of one
ear, in good fix Left my place on morning
of the 2sth OF November. Reward. J. W. Nc.
Crory, FIT. Deposit. Ala. --is-1ot
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HOW Is this for bargain. / will sell two
five room cottages and vacant lot on s. Hull
ST., and one negro house Julia St, to
quick buyer for $3.50. Address me, M. c,
T., care Advertiser. Ill
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sALEsMAN-wanted on commission Of SIS
and up per month with expenses. per con-
tract Experience unnecessary. Premier CT
gar Co, Cincinnati. o. IS
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LOST.

FOR RENT--CottaGe 500 Dexter Ave-. SIX
rooms. Phone 1904. -l4-thu-su
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FOR RENT-Handsome furnished apartment
of three rooms and bath. Immediate possess
sion IL desired. Party 10 leaving city. Apply
625 s. Lawrence st. ia
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or two first class experience
ed sewing machine statesmen to retail ma
chimes, give experience. reference and what
you work for in first letter. Address w. H.
Stroud. jacksonville. Fla. IS
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FOR 2ENTy-No,. s1s ,NeEth. MeDonough St,
greatly reduced price, Chandler q Douglass
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room. All
conveniences bath and phohe On car line.
Address IN. C. c. BOX 1877, City. ia
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Statesmen wanted--Good openings for ex--
perienced speciality statesmen worth $4,000
per year or better. Liberal long time con-
tracts for good men. Choice territory open
for 1870 Write giving former record Frank
lin Price Co. Iowa City. Ia. $