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The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

At O1zhs-Onaha. !; Pueblo. 8
At LiScos1-Lincola, 5; Wichita, L
At Des Moi1ss-Des MoineS /: Denver. !.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia IS. CinctnRatiJ Rain.
New York vs.. 81. Louisy Rain.
Brooklyn Va. ChicagOy Rain.
Pittsburg, - Boston, o.
GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
GAMES TO-DAY.
sTASplNs OF TIE TEAMS.
DOVES ARE SHUT OUT
Pirates Hit the Bau Hard and Win
the Game Easily.

Boston. Nay z7--Pittsburg bumped the
BAH in the sixth and seventh innings to-
Gav and shut The Dores ont Scnre-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
BERWYN A. C. WINS.
Interstate Commerce Youngsters
Taken Into Camp. to L.

On the White Lot yesterday afternoon
the Berwyn Athletic Club easily de-
feated the Interstate Commerce Com
mission Juniors 20 / Fisch-r's pitch
IL ..-.- IL ..-.--, s.,-n-
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NEW YORK STATE LEA6
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Uuca-Utca. ;; Scranton. .
At Syracuse-SyTac1ss. :; Wlkesbare. 5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

In Reichard and Geible -Hamline has a
pony battery that is the peer Of any IN
the Sunday School ranks.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

It may not be the memory OF poor
Fred Merkle which prompts the effusiOn.
but Judge chronicles an unquestioaed
truth IN this. IF ct first you don't sue
ceed. the baseball player reckoned; 'Tf
a. first you don't succeed, youu never
get TO secOld."
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Re.chala. Of Hamllne. may yet pitch
ais club TO the championship. and It's
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Murphy played a sensational game in
the right garden for Peck in the last
game Peck played. and his work Is at
tracing the attention il deserves.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Hsze7stoz1- e1 Q 0 - - 4
FredeEick. e-s 2 /
BatIGies-Frsjerick, Reitz and Peaster; HsTe-s-
town. Root. Wagner. and Shea Umrire-Mr Nc
Atee-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Hoover, Of the Haulline team, probably
holds tho record for bsIks made in one
inning. be making three recently.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-29
DOLL WAS A MISSIONARY Fl
4 ives Were Saved by an Act Of Kindness
to a Captive Apache Papoose.

"A Gentleman from the ground up the finest gentle
NAN rs the regular army, was the way an Oh Omaha re-
rsr ~ ferred to q gentleman at the Hote Portland,
n John &. Bourke, formerly and to Zen Crook, SAYS
n. .rf1and OregOnan. And then, warming up To his
, rae od reporter told the following:
.Tlev used TO tell story OF 1r. B0T6e when he was
~ rs Arizona with Crook thlt shows what kind of
ran he Is. The generai was trying to put band Of
dies back ON the reserve, but coudn [ catch them
without killing them and he wouldn't do that One day
t- tured pap0Ose and took her TO the fort. She
s quiet al day. saying not word. but her black beads
srs watched everything. Hnen night came she broke
re1 and sCJ1ed a white child would Inc Tort was
.irair until Mr. B0uIke had an idea. From the adj
-.ft wife he borrowed q doll That doll that
fu cra alton that had to The adjutants little
.e rlegious Christmas. hen the young Apache
made % understand that it hers to keep. her
scd ard she fell asleep When morning came TIE
Eas ti claSped III her arms o1e played F'l-A AZ a-
r lust rs any child who had been educated ID play
-iv with RS make-beiieye babies would have cone,
mngly all thought Of ever getting back to the
under he spell of enchantment placed over her by
M lad left her.
-No 81 the officers Of the fort however for the
t o having to keep the papo0se without having the
e some inquiries Is to its welfare bothered them
siderable extent Several days passed with no
II oyertures being made by the tribe, and finally il
air the papOcse with the doll St, n Its possession
sent back to the tribe Maj. Bourke who was then
lieutenant when the child was sent back to the tribe
idea of the effect his benevolent act 70 the papcose
d have upon the crafty band OF ab0rgnes. When
.liC racned the tribe, with lis proud prize tightly
asad ID chubby hands, it created sensation among
b native Americans, and its mother later went back TO
post with IT, She was received IN ahOSptabe manner
kindly treated, and the effect of her visit sIch
through her Overtures made to the tribe. with
Z result that soon afterward the whole band moved pack
1ai Bourke III all probability, when the kind act was
order to placate the heart broken papoose, had
idea ot its ever being OF such service to Gen. Gro
bis forces. 1t saved them from engaging ln bloody
a-e IN which the lives Of the Apaches ana Uncle Sans
would have been eopaIded to such an extent that
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-29
No. 10.
Teachers In Glasses A
And B Must Go To School
z Weeks

The Indiana statutes. 1907.
define clas ses A and b for teach
ers thusly:
Class A "A teacher without ex-
perience. Shall be a graduate
of nigh chool or its equivalent.
Shall have had not less than one
term of t. elve weeks work IN
school ma tanning a professional
fol the raining of teach
ers. Sha have not less than
twelve m aths' license.
Class B A teacher with one
years experience. Shall be
graduate Of a high school or its
equivalent Shall have had not
less than two terms of twenty
four weeks in a schoo maintain
ing a prof ssiOnal course for the
training OF teachers or the equi-
valent of uch work. Shall nave
not less nan two years IL
cense Shall have a good success
grade.
The tee cher who begins his
wor6 az $50 in the morning and
finishesit 4 o'clock in the afteroon
does not earn his money. This
IS as true of the primary teacher
as of any other teacher.
Representative John Sweeney
of Tell City has introduced a bill
to repeal section Two of the
bill enacted at the last session OIL
the legislature TO classify and
regulate the minimum wages Of
teachers. This section provides
that to become a teacher one
must be a graduate of a nigh
school or its equivalent
and in addition have had at least
twelve weeks of professional
work. This bill should be de-
feated. 1t is a step back ward
and is not for the best interests
of the children.
An attempt will be made to
abolish the officer OF truant
officer at this session of the
legislature Some think he
duties of the truant officer should
be performed by the trustees
The reports of township trus-
tees are now being published.
They conver the work done
during the year 1908. Names of
the parties to whom money has
been paid and from whom re-
ceived by each trustee are set
forth. Til ese reports will give
every taxpayer information as
to how his township Is run.
whether economically or extra
vagantly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-29
FIRST CARRIAGE IN MAINE.
0Ead Cd a Minister Who Sold It 10 Please His PaPSA0efS

Tha Rev Francis Winter was native Of Boston and
ra late Of Harvard college. He came to Bath early in
and after preaching probation for the orthodox
ua. invited to settle, which nvitatlonhe accepted
Fl as ordained in the autumn Of the same year he
Bath on horseback. in company with Lemue
Dish. Mr. Winter came from Boston, where ne asso-
with such eminent men as Adams Otis and Warren
use. becoming an ardent patriot, taking the lead IN
lItonary measures adopted at Bath during that
Memorable perod. saws the Lewiston Journal
Nr Winter married Miss Abigail Alden IN l46s and It
through her that the Winters Of today trace .aelr an
etr back 10 the puritan maiden Of Plymouth.
Three years after the marriage Of the Rev Francs
and Abagail Alden they started 70 Vst sister q
Winter living in Connecticut, and intended to ride
h way on horseback but Mrs. Winter became 50 ia-
l that Mr. Winter sold one Of the horses for car
and harness 1t was the first carriage that ever
m into Maine. and was called chalse travelling was
dcut that two negroes were employed to accompany
m with shovels and axes to clear the road Several
the chase had to be taken apart ami ted over 1al-
trees The ministers parishioaers Thought that Il was
M on to much style for their pastor 70 ride N 2 car
md in consequence Mr. Winter sold IT, llis was
l. 1t was two-wheeled chaise the BODY resting
aher thoroughbraces which we're attached 70 wood
rings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-29
Six WeGa'S Trial Ends
In Verdict For S20,5O0.
Jury Finds IN Favor of Hunting
burg Bank Against a Guar
ant COmlany.

After six weeks trial of the
case OF the stockholders and
depositors Of the Huntingburg
State Bank against the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company Of Baltimore, bonds
man for Charles Behrens. the
defaulting cashier of the Hunt
ingburg 5 te Bank, the jury re-
turned a rdict for the stock
holders an Z depositors against
the guaranty company and gave
judgment IN the sum of s2S, 100.
The jury was out only few
hours.
The trial occupied thirty-one
days and the jury fee alone IN
the case viii amount to more
than $50, while the cost of the
trial was more than 50. 900 CaSl :
ier Behrens is now under indict
meet for perjury and embezzle-
ment and will BE- tried in Dubois
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-29
Police Court.
OOIngs in Police Court bsiara
JustiCs T. [. Bgtz.

The following cases were dis
posed of this week State Of In
diana VS. Henry Herman, Defraui
Hotel keeper Plea guilty Fine
81 and costs In jail.
State vs. Ben Heilers, Dsfraud
Hotel keeper. Plea guilty Fine
81 and cost. paid.
State vs Ben Heilers G. c. w.
Plea quit, Fine $40 and costs
Stayed.
The State Ex Rel Zella Weaver
VS. Gle Line, Bastardy case dis
missed parties married.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-29

D 2s q q iemmsrleiu window lights l.7C
Dec - John Herr 4 son school supplies 81 81
II ~ ~teel a Draper school supplies y
e FL y II. Gobe school registers -
Total 1876 3:
Road FUND.
Jan :. IgOS amount on hand last rep over d 90 -
j1He - received from Co Treas. s2. o.
irc7 20 81
fo,a ~, epts road tax fund 34I IS
Total px oenditures 307 4;
.s.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-05
RYAN's BARGAINS.

$2900-A new 7-room house, large hall and
bath; street and sidewalk improvements
on car line in Woodlawn. $500 cash, bal
ance easy. ~
$1750-New Groom house and hall; lot look
100: two aid half blocks OF car line
+ at West End; one-half cash, balance
like rent.
$1SO0-5-room house and hall, bath, and
all plumbing complete; street improve
ments; nice lot; one and q half blocks
from car line. North Birmingham. Good
terms.
$1600-5-room house. practically new, cor
ner lot 100x14O; we'll located at North
Birmingham; one-fourth cash, balance
like rent.
$150o-1o0-acre farm, good creek bottom
land; broom house, barn and orchard; 70
acres in cultivation; balance well tim
bered; good road, mile Of good town, on
Alabama Great Southern railroad; Is
ynnles from Birmingham.
$1250-1s acres. all fenced; 10 acres In cul-
tivation; spring; S-room house, on good
"a road; 10 miles north of Birmingham.
1850 30 acres. 20 acres in cultivation, 3
room house, one barn. 10 miles from
Birmingham, on good road.
We have q number Of good black land
farms near railroad; suitable for stock
raising and alfalfa; from $40 to SO per
acre. II II is farm you want, see
us before you buy.
nYAN REAL ESTATE 90.
Bell phone sak so2s ID Ave.
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FOR SALE.

IMPROVED.
We have bargain at West End. The
prettiest piece of property on South
Bessemer car line. Can be had Mon
day at a sacrifice. Wire or call us at
once. This Is the last chance. Tuesday
too late.
1872 50o-Modern business house: rents $3.50
monthly.
$2O.0oo-Third avenue corner; pays $1e1Q
$11,000-Very attractive, new, South
Highland home, hardwood floors, strict
ly modern. on large lot.
slo0oo-Sixth avenue, near 2sth street;
rental $1,000.
$S500-Eight-room house, South 10th
street. near Phoenix club
$5lO0-Handsome new Earle Place resi-
dence, hardwood floors; liberal terms.
s1eoo-Ffve-room cottage. fronting car.
near Hillman station. Elyton.
s1500-Store and dwelling, Elyton-
UNIMPROvED.
Ill, 0Oo-High-class lot, South Highlands,
H371fx230: superb view.
s25oo-Norwood lot; east front
s110o-Choice Earle Place lot, 50x200 adj
joining Judge Greene's.
$500 per foot, Sixth avenue, half block
goth street.
s15oo-Pretty lot. 18th avenue, near 18th
street.
Mcdonnell & Braxton.
Real Estate Rentals, Insurance. Loans.
2l07 Third Ave Phones 910
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G. F. Cramton,
zoos LIST Avenue.
FOR RENT.

SOUTH.
1900 Avenue I, furnace heat, rooms, $50.
lois 18th street, furnace heat, 8 rooms,
$S2. So
1415 Avenue I, 6 rooms $50.
5000 Highland avenue, fine nat. s rooms,
So. So
1909 18th avenue, heat and water fur
nished. rooms, SAT 80.
1882 18th avenue, rooms, $50.
1873 18th avenue. Anderson Place, beautf-
full, modern, s rooms. $50.
1920 18th avenue, rooms $50.
NORTH.
722 nth street, rooms. $50.
SIT 18th street. two apartments, 5
rooms SIS.
81 18th street. two apartments, S
rooms, SIS.
1904 9Th avenue. for boarding. Il rooms, $50.
200 18th avenue, rooms, ST.
WEST END.
5H Tuscaloosa avenue, s rooms, 81. 80.
729 Tuscaloosa avenue. rooms, SIS.
S16 Tuscaloosa avenue, 6 rooms, $22 so
1913. Cotton avenue, 9 rooms, S1S.
1916 Cotton avenue, 4 rooms. 49, 30
1923 Cotton avenue, rooms, SIS.
1904 Mcmillan avenue, rooms, SIS.
COL st. Charles avenue s rooms, $22 50.
sos st. Charles avenue, 8 rooms, $3.50.
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HOMES FOR SALE
Cheap F! Easy Terms

We will gladly show these and others at
any time to suit your convenience
either before, during or after business
hours, phone or call personally and
make appointments.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS.
ss500-$15O0 cash, balance dead easy, beau
tiful modern 2-story residence, rooms,
furnace, CRATES, two baths, electric
lights, gas, servants quarters, garage,
etc. This place is splendidly located on
South Highlands, and we can guarantee
and deliver a lease for five years at
SIS per month on this property. which
will make 1t at the start pay over 10
per cent on sale price.
sS700-$9O0 cash and $50 per month with
the assumption of a mortgage of about
$500 due In four years, there Is no
interest on the monthly notes, owner
authorizes us to sell good s2-story, g.
room residence In a nice neighborhood.
near park, school and churches, and
convenient to three car lines. This place
is less than three years old, is neatly
papered and Is in good condition. 1t
is now rented for $27 80 per month, and
will make a splendid investment for
anybody with few hundred dollars to
save. Remember you only have to pay
interest on a little over half of the
purchase price This Is also an oppor-
tunity to secure nice home on virtual
ly rental basis. We will gladly give
further particulars and show this prop
erty to all interested.
NORTH HIGHLANDS.
$S300-Modern 2-story, s-room residence,
elevated lot, overlooking city, one-half
block car line, walking distance OF
town; very easy terms.
SSo00-Any reasonable terms to suit re-
sponsible purchaser will secure almost
new, nicely arranged. and handsomely
finished 5-room cottage In best section
OF North 18th street, on car line, easy
walking distance business center; let
us show you this, 1t is a good one.
SUBURBAN.
$3.50 cash, balance dead easy for a beau
tfful corner lot 5ox190, brand new, strict
1y modern and attractive Groom cot
tage. very best section West End, price
only $500; let US show you this.
500 cash and SIS per month straight
through with no mortgage to assume
will secure a handsome, well-built, nice
ly furnished 5-room cottage. bath, cleo
trio lights, gas. sanitary sewerage, etc.,
lot 50x190, facing car line; Tuscaloosa
avenue, exact center of West End. This
Is bargain.
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Broom Furnace Heat

We will take ~ part payment a vacant
lot in the suburbs or in the city on
this new. modern home; It Is on the
North Highlands in fine location.
No. 1914 10th Ave. South
This beautiful s-room. two-story, modern.
furnace-heated home we are offering at
$1,000 less than its real value In order
to make q quick sale and the location
is ideal; it's In one block Of 2oth street
and the Phoenix club and right at Five
Points; win consider vacant lot ia
exchange, but 1t VIII have to be worth
the money and well located.
IA Per Cent Investment
We are able to offer you this close-iR
property for . few days that should
double in value quickly for $500. Rental
$3.50 per annum.
$26 Cash and $25 Month
A good Groom home, West End. See us
Monday and you will stop paying rsnt
Norris Real Estate Co..
Bell 1872. 4W Farley BidA
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Lot near Wares Grove, $50.
Lots near Powderly $3.50, terms so cash.
balance IS per month.
~ acres en- A. q, 8. railroad, Y mile
west of baseball park; long time
q acres south OF Elyton on Montevallo
road.
L. q. PETTYJoHN.
Phones 1101 and ls5. S21A 81 Ave.
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Snaps Worth Swapping
w. B. LEEDY & 90.
Phones A. III N. Twenty-nrgt BIT


s rooms. lot 50x1S0. 1 block car line on
beautiful Cotton avenue. West End.
School, public library. FIRE depart
ment, three churches within two
blocks. An unusual bargain. $500.
rooms. at Princeton. West End. ter
raced lot, 6ox1b. beautifully finished.
gas, water, electric lights. modern
plumbing. an all round good home.
worth rs per cent more. Terms easy.
;2S6o.
New 5-room cottage, lot 50x1s0. every
thing modern, in West End. 1850.
Splendid s-room home, furnace heat,
beautifully papered. we'll built, corner
lot. 67x195. Sidewalk, curb and gutter
and sewerage paid. Terms. $3.50.
Vacant lots. homes and rental PROPOSE
tions in all localities. for all Classes.
SEE US. WE WON'T WASTE YOUR
TIME AND OURS IN SHOWING
OTHER THAN 100 p. G. BARGAINS.
THOMPSON BOOTH.
Real Estate and Insurance.
2118 First Avenue
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FOR RENT.

2eoS-s Tompkins avenue. I rooms, ~ >
72 North 2eth street. : ree -
$40.
s17 Avenue q. rooms. ~
$50 Bellevue avenue I rooaA -
ms Sd avenue. ptosA ~
J. n. HglNkkR n Z. . L Il co.
PhoAss Z ~ n INST ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-05

YOUR OPPORTUNITIES Everglades.
Southern Florida. Have you any idea
of going to Florida? Would you like to
own a home below the frost line, where
you have always a delightful life-giy-
ing breeze. where sickness Is unknown,
and where one acre of land viii produce
q good living? II so, call at 2O2S list
avenue and see our odd exhibition OF
fruits and let us show you sample
of the richest soil in the world; 30OO,ooo
acres being opened by the state. A word
to the wise is sufficient. .Whitworth,
Anderson & Chapman. 202S 1st avenue.
1884
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ONE CENT A: WORD

NAIES-One cent a word a day, no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tfon. Cash must aecOmunuy order
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PATENTS.

r1TNNrs secured. xdvics and hsndBock
free. Milo B. Stevens d Co.. Attor-
news. washington. D. G. Nstablished
1ss4. Birmingham sffice. lm woodward
Sldr.. w. n. Nscoys manager. Bell
phone %n. 1e-s1-su-tf
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OPTICIANS.

DR. JAMES SHARP has returned from
FLORIDA and will be pleased to see his
friends and patrons at $40 North 10th
street 11-21-Sm-su-we
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Rooms - WANTED = BOARD

NOOQQS = w AN 4 ED - DOdTU
A gentleman and lady want two furnish
ed rooms and board with private fam
lily near to Five Points. Best of ref
erences If required. ia, care Age-Her-
aid.
ROOM and board wanted by gentleman
with refined Swedish fanny. Address
Ma, care Age-Herald.
A gentleman and lady want two or three
furnished rooms with private family
near Five Points; best OF references IL
required. Address S-4. care Age-T4er-
aid.
WANTED-Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; must be first-class
and reasonable. b. q. s., p. o. Box
900, city. Is
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WANTED sALESMEN

foNFHxHTS kssnfs only. I HavS some
thine up my 6leevo that win astonish
YOU, better write me anyhow. Address
II. q Hsttinesr. ~ Barry avsnua
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Five Points TO Lake
view

Between these two sections lies one
of the most beautiful residence dis
tricts in America.
This is a district in which we have
taken great interest for years. 1t is as
familiar to US as an open book II you
are contemplating the purchase of a
lot or a home. ask US what we have
between FIVE POINTS and LAKE
VIEW.
At the present time we have excep-
tional offerings in fine lots close to
Highland avenue; cheaper than they
ever will be again; and terms can al
ways be arranged.
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FOR RENT-Two unfinished connecting
rooms for light housekeeping. In neat
cottage; 81 per month. including patn
and water. 1904 18th avenue. north.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-0ne cent word n day; no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tfOn. Cash must accompany OrHrr.
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TWO business men with $4,000 each
can secure interest and connection
with a good manufacturing concern.
This is an exceptional opportunity for
the right men. Address Hill Veneer
Co., Itta Bena, Miss 11-12-St-fr- su
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY TO LEND
MONEY loaned salaIied people. women
keeping house and others without Sc
curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay
ments; OFFICES In 16 principal cities;
save yourself money by getting mr.
terms first. d. H. Tolman. room AO1
Farley building LILLY
REAL estate loans to suit you in amount.
terms and interest; can pay back month
ly or yearly; will take second mort
gage. The City Loan and Banking Co..
los North 21st street. Bell phone 40
1O-16-tf
FARM LOANS-Faclilties for negotiating
loans for clients on improved farms.
John c. Pugh. attorney, 205-6 Farley
building. 11-11-tu-thu-su-tf
MONEY to lend on Improved real estate.
city or suburbs one to flve years; sums
to suit. Attorney office 2O5, Jefferson
County Savings Bank Building. Peoples
phone 292. 12-5-4t-sun
WANTED-To lend money in lots of 5000
and up; to s years; improved prop
erty; cash soon as title passed. Box .04,
City. 2-S-tf
TO LOAN-Several thousand dollars on
city and suburban property or real es-
tate collateral John g. Smith.
12-6-3t Il NJ Al a.,
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WANTED-Informatio of owner of good
dairy or general purpose farm desiring
to sell direct to buyer without paying
commission; give price and BRIEF de-
scription. Address e. D. Life,s Room
121 525 w. Monroe St, Chicago, III.
11-28-4 t-su
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Modern apartment for couple. we furnish
steam heat, water. shades, refrigerator,
gas stove and jAnitor service; none
better See.
Messer Real Estate b Ins. Co.
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NEW 4-sieve strainer and mo splash"
sold agents only; samples free; send 20
stamp cost of mailing; IS profit daily;
let US prove 1t. Seeds, 164 Duane St,
New York
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WIDE-AWAKE agents to sell Laird 6
Lees publications In all cities, towns
and rural districts; write today for spe-
cial prices and terms; it may mean a
fortune to you. Laird & Lee. publish
12-5-12 1-9-16
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-05

FOR RENT-Room one block from Five
Points, steam heat, hot ana cold bath;
good board next door Bell phone 22O6.