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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
ROYAL ARCAMUM WHIST.
Fifteen Tables Played Resulting in En-
joyable Evening-Prize Winners.

Norwich council, No. 720, Royal Ar
canum, conducted successfully on
Tuesday evening at the Buckingham
Memorial complimentary whist for
which it's members invited their
friends, and a thoroughly delightful
social time was enjoyed from SIS to
10.15. Orator T. Sumner Willard was
in charge.
The players occupied 10 tables and
the scores resulted in the following
prize winners:
Firsts. Mrs. w. J. Koonz. SO. set
of beauty pins William W. Tanner
81, travellers clothes brush: seconds.
Mrs. L. futile, 81, q pocketbook; w.
Rush. 81. a bill book: fourth. Mrs.
Charles Pierce, 30. a fancy pin; con-
solutions, Mrs. Frank Fields, IS, a
penWiper; Carl Stamm. 10. d toy fig
ure. Lemonade was served.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Nottingham Lace
and Novelty Nets

These materials make attractive and
practical curtains and can be used in
any room according to design and
quality. There is some very attractive
designs for CSC to $500 per yard, for
library and parIor, and 16c to Soc yard
fer ether rooms.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
eroton Prohihitioniats Nominate.

The prohibitionists of the town of
Csroton held a caucus at Deacon A.
V. Morgan's in Noank. Tuesday eve
ming. Capt. Jason L. Randall of Grot-
on was chairman and A. '. Morgan
was clerk The ticket follows:
Representa tives. Irwin 3. CROUCH.
Groton: Elfhu p Fitch. Noank. Judge
Of probate. Arthur P. Anderson. Jus
tees of the peace, Charles &. Heydec-
ker. Frank w. Fitch, F. Wayland Nor
gan. Louis r. Peterstsl. Augustus Y.
Morgan. Judson Burrows Horace W.
Buddington. Frederick Gallup, Robert
Harrison, Jason l.. Randall
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
UNIVERSALIST MISSION CIRCLE.
Second Monthly Meeting Held with
Mrs. n. D. RaIion.

The second monthly meeting of the
season was held ON Tuesday afternoon
by the Mission circle of the Univer-
salist church, meeting this time at the
home of Mrs. H. d. Rallion on Oak
street The paper of the afternoon
was read by the hostess and was up
on William Carey, the Father of Mis-
sions. This continued the seasons
topic. which is Friends to Humanity.
There was also an interesting paper
read by Mrs. G. &. Woodwork upon
The History of Hymns.
The October harvest from the mite
boxes was received and their opening
showed a good sum collected through
the year. The meeting next time is
with Mrs. u. T. Ruby, on the second
Tuesday in November.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
MADRAS

This material we carry in stock in
white, ecru, green, red, and colored
figures. 1t is very good taste for any
room, from parIor to bed room. The
furnishing for bed rooms and dining
room, and the higher priced for library
and parIor.
Madras, yard goods, we have from
1876 to $3.50 per yard.
Madras Curtains from S1.95 to $500
per pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
SHIP AND ENGINE COMPANY.
Organization of New Company Which
Will Do Business at Groton-Ma-
chine Shop to Be Erected.

On Tuesday at New London the New
London Ship and Engine company for
mally organized by the election of L.
l.. Rice e. r. Frost, s c. Richmond
and Ii. L. Carse of New York T. A.
Scott and W. H. Reeves of New Lon
don. Laurence Spear. Frank Cable and
G. c. Dawson of Quincy, Mass, as di-
ractors. They subsequently organized
by electing officers as follows: Presi-
dent. Laurence Spear; vice president
and general manager. Frank Gable;
second vice president, T. A. Scott; sec
rotary and treasurer. G. G. Dawson ;
assistant treasurer F. l.. Brake; chair
man of directors /. J. Rice.
Plans were approved for q new ma
chine shop to be erected al the site
of the old Eastern Shipbuilding com
pany al GFoton and the contract let.
A building 114x164 of brick and steel,
two stories high. will be erected. There
Will be a concrete foundation
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Prohibition Candidate for Governor.

Emil +. G.. Hohenthal the prohibi
ton pslrty's. candidate for governor. IS
10 be IN this city this evening to at
tend The Rarty primo ries. These are
10 he held III the ELL blo5h where the
candidates 1or representatives and for
Judge OF probate VIII be Nominated
also candidates for senator from The
18th and 2afh districts, and 4 canQi-
date fof sheriH Of New London caun-
IN.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
JEWETT CITY TEXTILE
COMPANY'S ANNUAL MEETING
Directors and Officers Re- eIected-Bus-
mess Good and Dividend of Five Per
Cent. Just Declared.

The annual meeting of the Jewett
City Textile company was held at the
office of the company at Jewett City
on Tuesday. at which time the direc-
tors were reelected as follows: Archie
McNicol Jewett City; George Fl.
Pratt, Frank H. Allen. DR.. ]. j. DOno-
hue. Norwich Oliver p. Wattles, Jew
cit City. The directors at a suDSe-
quent meeting selected the same Off
GERS as follows: President, Archie Nc
Nicol: vice president George II. Pratt
trea surcr DIR. J. J. Donohue; secretary,
Oliver 2. WattleS
The reports of the business for the
past year were excellent and a diVi-
dend of five per cent. has just been
maid
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Attended District Ministers Meeting.

Rev. DR. aud Mrs. M S. kaufman
returned hale Tuesday evening from
attendance ut the tneetins Of the Nor
Wich District Ministerial association.
which met on Monday and Tuesday at
Portland. Presiding Elder ]. II. New
land also attended the association
meeting ana spoke on The Winter &
Cam paisn. DR.. and Mrs. Kaufman
visited Wesleyan university at Mid
dletown as we'll as attending the as
SoCiation meetings.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

In buyinq clothes, as in buying
other things, it's always wise to be
sure you get what you pay for when
YOU buy a mans suit or a boys suit
hers, you know exactly what you are
oettino; you know you are getting
the best tailoring in the world; you
know you are getting style creations
from the greatest designers in the
world; and when you buy SUIT or
anything else in this store, you know
you oct a guarantee of satisfaction
or your money back.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
WEST SIDE PlNOCHLE CLUB
DR.. NJ. B. Lewis in the Lead NTH a
Few Points the Better of Bailey

The meeting OF tile West Side III
nochle club vas held at the open
House club On TUESDAY evening an d
as the result Of the play the following:
are the scores: Lewis 1890 Bailey
2l,255. Reeves 20,e2o, J, Jordan 1856
Tetreault 1886. Peckham 1880, Pettis
1880. C"bb IL 095, A. Jordan 1905
i-aren 1880, Rawson 1850, O'Neil IL
305
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Medici Lace

is new. 1t is used for the panel Style
of decoration with rod top and bottom
for doors and windows. We have this
Lace in stock, IS inches wide, at visa
yard, and % inches wide at 1925 ysrd'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

4 board meeting OF The Ladies' Aux
Hilary was held ON Tuesday afternoon
at the Young Mems Christian associa-
tiou. Mrs George w WhittlcSey Of
Taftyille was made = msmher of TIN e
h0Hrd for TIRES wears. PLANS fer the
wiRter aeTe discussed
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Swiss TaEnb0ur
and Medici Lace

Swiss Tambour Lace is one OF the
most durable Iaces on the market and
is very appropriate for sill length and
inside curtains-at 65c to ooc per yaro.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Albert j. Bailey Nominated.

When nomination for second repre-
sentative was asked, Wallace S. Ais
stated that two years ago, when the
eastern part of the town had a candi-
date against a young man. the latter.
after it was found the other man had
the most votes, made the nomination
unanimous and he comes before you
tonight for a second time He is n
young man and a lawyer FEe did not
think the legislature should be filed
with lawyers. as practical men often
make the best legislators. There are
many questions to come before the
legislature this next session. however.
which will require the attention of the
man with a knowledge of common law
He expressed pleasure that the Senti
ment was in favor of sending clean
men. men who will go to Hartford and
do the work and adjourn. This young
man will represent you fairly and
squarely. He comes from the Nor
witch Town section and is Web ac
quainted with business affairs He
named Albert J. Bailey. which was the
cause for much applause.
John Fl. Barnes seconded the nom
nation and assured the caucus that
Mr.. Bailey would make the right man
for the place He moved his nominal
ton by reclamation, which was car
red out, and more applause followed.
The selection of the justices of the
peace was left to the town committee
as was the matter of filling vacancies.
The caucus adjourned at 8 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
THE GATEWAY TO EXCET
ING HEALTH SCENES

No matter what your doubts may
be, they want the doubters to demon
strate to them and show proof evil
cence of what can be done by the
Psychological and natural method of
heaiinq; it matters not how long you
have been suffering or how many
failed to cure you. There is no reason
why you shouldn't get we'll if you
only brinq yourself to
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

There are over 17e aao GOO acres IN
der wheat cultivation in the world
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

knick Does he a lso speak Sock
No, ha SAYS in part.-New Ynrls
SUN
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Ole
BOSTON STORE
THIS is HAIR PIN NIGHT.
We give them Out al $50.
ANNOUNCEMENT

1t is needless to say that the people
of Norwich will be glad to weIcors
Mr.. John Peters again this week, with
his fine display of Beautiful Oriental
Rugs, which he brinas here each wear.
Mr.. Peters has won the confidence
of his customers by explaining many
points which are drawbacks to peopIs
buying rugs and this should be con-
sidered a great privilege as it does
away with the anxiety many buyers
would have.
Remember that our prices are al
ways the lowest, and when you buv
a rug in our store your complies sat
isfaction is assured, also remember
that ordinary rugs are very plentiful
but these are selected ONE BY ONE,
and among them many odd sizes and
styles, also antique pieces which ars
very hard to get at the present time,
and if they could be bought would
command enormous prices.
These Rugs must be seen to be ap-
preciated and the best way is to como
and convince yourself of the fact.
The sale opens THIS MORNING on
second floor of Main street store.
Any Rugs which have not proven
satisfactory will be gladly exchanged.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12
Low Fares West.

sf9.45 Norwich to San Francisco,
Los Angeles. San Diego and other Cal
ifornia and Mexico points; good going
Sept. 80 10 Oct. IA. S49.45 Norwich to
Spokane and Seattle, Wash. Portland
Ore. Vancouver. +. G., and other North
Pacific coast points; good going daily
10 oct ~ Inclusive. Best Of service:
personally conducted PuIln9n tourist
5leeDers ~ uOmiual cost Booklets and
run Information gladly furnished =
Il. Eoynton. NEFA Grand Trunk
RS Syst1n ESQ washing ton 81, E0a
too Mass adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

,. .. CONAST. IA FrsDkIis street
Whiteatons 80 sud the +. C. ZOE
Cigars are tna best on the market
1rg tAez1- marlCI
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-12

at o'clock Admission and all treat
rnent given in the Hall FREE of all
charges.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-21
WORKING BALANCE
IN THE TREASURY

Washington, July 20-The working bal
ance in the treasury offices dropped to-
day to $SS,95O,112
This, with the balance in banks and the
Philippine treasury, and the silver bull
lion, subsidiary coin. ETC., reduced the
total balance in the general fund to $751;
545, 361.
Todays working balance is $1,SA, 755 less
than yesterdays and s4,231.519 less than
the previous day.
These changes reflect the normal drain
on the treasury for carrying out new
work under the appropriations made
available this month, the beginning OF
new fiscal year
The working balance today is double
that on May 16, but the corporation pay
ments had not helped to swell the reve-
nues then.
The present fiscal year started off with
a working balance of $36,300,6 64, and the
following day, July 2, it had jumped UP
to $43583,494
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WOMAN DROPS DEAD
AT PICTURE SHOW

Columbus, Miss, July 0.-(Special.)-
Mrs. Eliza Askew, aged u. of Hatties-
burg, mother Of Mrs. e. F. Griffin of Co.
lumbus, died of heart failure while
watching a moving picture show at Lake
park last night about 10 o'clock. With
her daughter, Mrs. Griffin, she was sit
ting near the central part Of the Airdome,
and an exciting scene was being thrown
upon the canvas. At juncture where
pistols were brought into play in the
picture Mrs. Askew, deeply excited.
dropped into her daughters arms. Death
followed in about three minutes. The
body was brought to the Griffin home In
Columbus as soon as the ambulance
reached the park. The remains will be
carried to Hattiesburg tonight and the
funeral will be conducted from the First
Baptist church there tomorrow. Mrs.
Askew and her daughter, Miss Fannie
Askew, of Hattiesburg have been visit
ing In Columbus about week.
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New York. July 20-Mayor Gaynor put
the question Of exhibition OF the Jeffrfes-
Johnson pictures squarely up to the al
dermen today. In 2 message to the al
dermanic board the mayor declares that
there is no law at present to prevent the
showing of the pictures here. He points
out the aldermen. have the power under
the charter. however, to make 1t a
penal offense to exhibit such pictures and
leaves the whole questian with them.
The mayors message was referred to a
committee, where 1t will slumber until
the next meeting of the board in Sep
TENDER.
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Four BARGAINS

s756-50x14o feet; Earl Place lot.
Choice.
s15OO-6-room cottage on lot 50x1 80
feet: West End Modern improve
ments Terms one-third cash.
S15O0-6-room cottage, corner lot.
Kingston. One-third cash.
s400O-1O-room modern brick residence,
close in on northside. $1,000 cash,
balance easy. Good location for
boarders or railroad men.
MINGE. 21O-11 First National Bldg.
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Roosevelt VIII Speak

Bristol, Tenn, July 20-Representative
Bascom slemp Of the Ninth Virginia dis
trict, who has been in New York to see
Colonel Roosevelt today, wired that he Sc
cured Mr. Roosevelt's promise to speak
in Bristol on october Z. while on his
southern tour.
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No., OLD ~ <vtAA clAeSe' ~S~'A k"ShT f'f0"'.
Peoples 327. S-l0-tf
FOR stenographic piece work or month
ly contracts apply s01 Empire Bldg. or
call Bell phone CT. Good work at mod
crate prices. 5-15-tf
PROPOSALS are hereby solicited, to
be opened in the office of the super
vising architect, treasury depart
ment, Washington, d. c., at 10 o'clock
a. m. on July 27, 1910. for the sale
or donation to the United States Of a
corner lot, approximately 300x210
feet, centrally and conveniently To-
Gated and suitable for new federal
building site at Birmin CHAM, Ala
bama. IT there are streets on three
sides of lot one dimension could be
reduced forty feet. If surrounded by
streets both dimensions could be re-
duced forty feet. Upon application
the postmaster will supply prospec-
tive bidders with a circular giving
particulars as to requirements and
instruction for preparation OF bids and
data to accompany same. FRANKLIN
Macyeagh. Secretary. 7-4-6t-mon-thu
NOTICE. have this, the 10Th day of
July, sold all my interest of the firm of
]. Locascio & Co. to Joseph c. Catan-
zano, and that the said Joseph c. Ca
tanzano assumes all liabilities and col
lects all bills due the said firm. Joe
Locascio. Approved: Joseph c. Catan-
zano.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Agents in principal towns In
Alabama to handle stock in operating
oil and gas company; no experiences
necessary Apply 211 First Natl. Bank
RldR Rirminrham Ala 7-21-7t
OUR new leaders are great sellers. Sam
pies free. Write us today. Attrac-
tive proposition. Seneca Supply Co.,
Box 1922, Seneca Falls, N. Y
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A WORKING man who is tired of trav-
cling four miles an hour on the Acipco
cars wants to buy an automobile He
has 100000 in the bank which he has
taken three years to save and would
be glad to give this hard-earned
money for machine equal to that of
a neighbor which he calls White
Gasoline, although it is green in
color. Address Y-41, care Age7Her-
aid.
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Deaf Mutes Organize.


This is the age Of organization of every
class unto ITSELF SO why not the deaf
mutes?
The deaf mutes of Georgia have just
organized themselves into an association
ment, and they propose to affiliate with
the national association of those similarly
afflicted which has been organized and
holding regular conventions for a dozen
years or more.
The Georgia Deaf Mute association has
begun business with $50 members and
with q prospect of doubling that mem
bership within year.
It's officers are: President, s. M. Free
man of Cave Spring, where the Georgia
School for the Deaf is located; vice presi-
dent. Irby Marchman of Atlanta; secre-
|tary, Mrs C. L. jackson of Atlanta;
treasurer. Miss Margaret Magill of At
lanta, all deaf mutes
The national association of the deaf
will hold its triennial convention this
year at Colorado Springs. Col, and to
that gathering the Georgia association
has sent two delegates, 8. M. Freeman,
the president of the association, and
John Jones Of Lithonia. This convention
meets August 8 to 10. and 1t Is the pur-
pose OF the Georgia delegates to let loose
a flood of eloquence that will succeed In
landing the next triennial convention IN
1918 in Atlanta.
One of the purposes of the new Georgia
association Is to- pull for the Georgia
School for the Deaf. which Is badly In
need of funds to enable It to take care
OF the many deaf mutes in the state IN
the way of education. Less than one
third of the deaf mute children OF school
age are now attending this institution,
though many others are anxious to do
So But they cannot be taken there until
the state makes Increased appropriation
to provide for their accommodation. 80
far nothing has been done for the insti-
tuition at the present session Of the legis-
lature.
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FOR SALE-By owner, a brand new 3
room. pressed brick bungalow, in Earle
Place, 4oS Miller avenue; up-to-date in
every respect, for $4,000, worth 5000;
must SELL terms to suit. Call Bell 612,
vast End. T-0-4t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word a day; no az"
taken for less than 25c for first inssr-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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IRON SAFES

" h, BY, exchange and sell iron sales;
all makes. Thrasher Safe Co., Mont
gomery, Ala. s-lo-36ot
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WANTED--SALESMEN

WANTED-Collector salesman: must be
sober and reliable; please do not apply
unless you have the work habit as
1t will be neither pleasant or profitable
for you C. A Martin Furniture Co..
24-28 South Goth street. 7-13-4t-wed-mon
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A few days rest at Ingram
Wells will save you time and
money.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MIDDLE-AGED man and wife, foreign
ers, want work as 5anitor or to take
care of a small place; understand farm
work Write to S. Hechinger. Chamber
If Commerce. 1921
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WANTED-Position by man of good bust
ness qualifications; have practical ex-
penience in mercantile business and
light bookkeeping; can furnish refer
ence; salary no object Address XII.
Age-Herald- 7-20-2t
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and board IN private
family, preferred on Northside, by
young lady; please state price and loca-
ton. E-42 care Age-Herald.
WANTED-By married couple, one child
girl 5 years, room and board; South
Highlands preferred; private family.
Address F-42, care Age-Herald.
WANTED-In refined family, room and
board; bath connecting II possible.
Couple and child six years old. South
side and Jewish family preferable.
Highest references. G-42. 7-21-2t
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WANTED-BOARDERS

ELEGANT room with board. 1880 South
10Th street. 7-7-lSt
FRONT room and board in modern
home on South Highlands. 1925 18th ave-
nue.. Bell phine 1854. 7-10-tf
NICELY furnished room, with f1rst-class
board, in private home, all modern con-
veniences, centrally located. 713 North
21st street. Bell phone 2179. 7-17-7t
COMFORTABLE rooms with board. Mrs.
w. C. Henry, 1880 9Th avenue, north,
Bell phone 2614. 7-17-7t
TWO couples and young men, Mrs.
Cowan, 1906 South 18th avenue. 7-17-7t
REFINED couple to board on South
Highlands; nice, cool front room. 2109
18th avenue, South. 7-19-6t
WANTED-Boarders for large room; ele-
gantly furnished with private bath;
everything modern, new and clean. at
s24 South Goth st. Cullum Apartments,
Bell phone Abs. Observation-Disclosures
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WANTED-By 13-year-old boy, work OF
some kind Address Mi, care Age
Herald 7-20-2t
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WANTED-Position By young lady to
do general Office work. answer phones,
etc Address Nj. care Age-Herald.
7-3O-2t
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FOR RENT-2 large nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping; lights, gas
range, bath, screened. cool and clean.
use of phone and piano; close in; cheap
rent; best of references. 1905 Sd ave.
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WANTED--HELP

for small family. Must
have references. Apply at 2732 High
land avenue 7-10-tf
WANTET- Boollkeeper for lumber Of
flee. stenographer and bookkeeper COM
bined preferred. Address Box H. AL
exander City, Ala. 7-2l-Gt
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MISCELLANEOUS

We repair ali makes Of stoves with
experienced help. Robert Prowell Stove
Co, s1s N Goth street. Bell phone 3.nl,
Peoples 327. S-10-tf
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$3.50 for room and board; excellent ac-
commodations. 1900 Seventh Ave-
-2-l-th-sa-su-mon
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FOR SALE-Nioe s-room house on south
Side, Avenue G and goth ST. must Dc
sold at once; see us quick. Smith-Wil-
liams &. Bass, 900 Farley Bldg Main
1916, Peoples 32SS. i-0o-at
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FOR SALE-s2, 100 I2-room house on bust
ness lot worth $50 per month; s4oo cash,
balance monthly like rent Smith-Wi-
liams & Bass, 600 Farley Bldg Main
1915 PEOPLES 32SS- I-20-St
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FOR SALE-S2S00; best bargain we have
ever offered in Shades valley; acres
on Montevallo road, all under fence. lev
ell and fertile; fruit Of all kinds; good
fences, fine well; 5-room house in very
good condition and good barn; owner
has gone west to live and put this price
on 1t for quick sale. Terms. Weakley
E. Rosenstihl. 1901
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Rooms WANTED = Board

WANTED-By couple with two children,
3 furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing; must be reasonable; references ex-
changed Address U4, care Age-Her-
aid 7-20-2t
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THREE furnished roms to couple with
out children on South Highlands,
private bath and all improvements.
Address U-40, care AgeHerald.
7-2l-6t
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LARGE second story front room. new
ly furnished and papered, electric
lights, phone service. S12 south goth
street. 7-17-U