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CHAPTER TX (Continued)
- ISIS HELEN GRAYMAN.

AZ ISS HELEN GRAYMAN,
M At Bear Lodge.
F BY the hand Of Commodore ]
Brown.
so ran the superscription, and Mis-
Grayman's heart bounded on recogni;
ing her fathers handwriting. She TOT
open the envelope and read:
Pettytown. June .. 1886.
My very dear Daughter:
a miserable series Of accidents has
spoiled the surprise that we had IN
store Tor you. II was a foolish piece
OF business from the start. but /
hought that u might give you plea
sure; and the Mitchell girls and their
Hfolher mad their hearts set upOn it.
and gave me no rest until CON
sented We intended 20 meet YOU at
commodore Browns lodge Then we
were TO spend a week fishing and
hunting. winding up with a visit 10
niue indian village whose inhabi-
ldulS nave long been protegees Of
Mr.. Brown. His father, whom /
knew well many years ago. took
them under his protection when he
acquired a large estate I'm the wilder
ness near the border of Maine and
canada, and set apart a KIND OF res
eEEdJiOn Tor them The elder Mr.
Brown was rather eccentric. AL
though he had a good business head
i was associated with him in ear
her days-and he had philanthroplc
notlonS that were more romantic
than useful.
or course, you We're astonished to
be carried OF as you were, and
nave been more than aStOuiShed al
myself for cOnSenting to IL. and
should never have done so IL I had
hoL known so well the anteCedentS
and character of Frederick Brown.
Ihe Mitcheils, who are very intimate
with him. and admire him greatly.
nave taken II into their heads that
You and he ought - be acquainted.
and Agnes Mitchell invented what
she called "a lovely plan 10 bring
about the Introduction in an abb
original manner I can only say.
Helen' tnat my consent to eutruSting
you 10 his charge was wrung from
me through my esteem for the young
man We expected. Of course. 10
Join you as soon as you arrived at
the lodge. but from the start the aero
engaged by the NIitChells proved q
relatively slow fier-and then came
the accident.
Now, you will want 10 know WHY
! send you letter instead OF com
ing myself. It is most extror-
dinary and provoking series Of mis-
chances. When we sent for Brown
10 come 10 our aid we supposed that
Jne injury could quickly be repaired.
Instead, il turns out that it is ire
parable, except in a shop. and we
shan have TO send the aero back by
train And then, 10 cap the climax.
when Brown had turned out half hts
men 10 make rOOrl for us. and had
embarked us, his zero. through some
fault OF the SteerSman. ran into a
tree, and we all had "A narrow es-
cape Il turned out that the ma
chine was so crippled that only
Brown and his engineer could 90 In
her. You are a hundred and fftv
miles away In a wilderness. with no
roads. We do not know where 10
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then he is an American. and vor
snow now ! detest those foreign dor
-, - But ! must STOP
Ior Ar Brown is waiting Tor me. /
sena seaa al love, and hope to see you
Your ancctionate daughter.
p, 81 think that Agnes Mitchell
IS HrpeTUneut. but truly AR Brown
wy interesting. His father must
NJ ~ Oeeh delightful person. like
Indians shoigg IS here natures. One of the
Miss Graymsn felt lonesome when
Lay 'Oh nad departed with the Cha
'.r- '',''S oi-' nut she thought Of the pleas
81 81, Ter itttcr would AFFORD TO her father.
Sly would have died OF modification
ana rage II she had known that her
messenger was hardly out OF sight be
lofe he SHillTully opened The envelODe
iSlI Tnr,. eso ne letter. smiling a. ne saw
49, l.CJN completely II answered his wishes
j Y' - Ite CatSl luliy reClOsed and sealed IT,
-f Si y lhlhg was playing into his hands
''tdlh lhs letter had been the OBJ
80 81 MS forgery, an he could not
r.. .ilseII nave written II more 20 his mind
i iiiS was the master card that he had
lhought Of when he had Mr. Grayrnan
~ the Chameleon. II he could instiU
.nto the fathers mind the thought that
ms daughter was beginning 20 be deepIv
I-l,y' - esleG --G IN The supposed friend who
tbl F--.- ~ oll' ne calculaIeQ fhat
VIC rear ana anxiety thus awakened
"ouid make him wiling TO come to
any terms for her immediate release.
from ms spies IN washington ne
lau learned all he needed to know about
-Lt NlSchelis. As soon as Miss Cray
mans letter should be in her fafber,s
hands he would be ready for his naxt
stroke. --'9 '''N'
Ehe continuation OF This story VIII
nc round In Tomorrow
Issue Of The Timer.
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Helen Grayman. daughter Of a New
York bilIionaiTe. is abducted from her
room, along with Susan jackson. BY Can't
AlIonso Iayton, a noted sky pirate CThe
time is June. 1880 They are carried 10
thick woods on his aeroplane Cha
meleOu. and placed In care OF Mrs WI
liams. his hOusekeeper. He IS a SPANISH
American, cultured and refined. Helen
believes 70 prank arranged By her
friends. He leads her on by saving he Is
Commodore Brown, II Washington. Paw
ton demands $40 OOC. Geo ransom Her farther
agrees 20 pay the money. He engages
Police Commissioner Braman. who sra
tiOns four aerOplanes In woods 70 capture
iayton- PaytOn destroys the aeros and
kills a number Of men. Captures GRAY
man. Helen thinks Payton has gone 10
repair the aero Of her friends Returns
GTayman TO New York after the latter
promises again 10 pay the money and 10
keep the meeting place secret. Payton d.
returns TO lodge and hands Helen letter
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SAILORS WILL SLEEP
ON FLOOR OF OCEAN
Submarine Tests Slated 10 Begin
at CharlestOwn Navy Yard
TOnorrnw

BOSTON. April 9--The subua rIrs
BOAT snapper. stationed al the Charles
Town navy yard, goes out for dfvfrer
tests tomorrow.
Lieut. = w Nlmlfz, with a crew Of
eighteen men, win alternate in ri5frr, ~
the surface and diving during the dar
and VIII stay on the bottom Of the -
eve-y night FOR four nights.
All submarines are built 10 travel 7.sb-
-ueIEed az q depth or 200 feet. but frtv
- sixty feet viii be the averare az
tance that the Snapper ViII be sllbue-g-
e6 IN the coming tests.
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The Commercial Automobile and Sun
ply Company reports the sale and de-
livery OF an EMF touring car to Ter
tel Patterson
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DIES IN EFFORT
TO SAVE CROWBAR
tenacious Hold on Iron Implement
Carries Him to Bed of
River.

NEW YORK, April 3.-His tenacious
hold on crOWbar which he carried
with him when he fell into the North
river caused the death OF Martin Soder-
stone dock labOrer. SOderstOne was
working on pier =. at Grove sfreet-
tearing up planking with a short crow
oar, Wneu he fell over. He came 10 the
surface, sputtering and gasping, with
me tooI still In his hands. but sank.
dragged down BY the veighr Of The bar
DeIore rope could reach him
ihe body was recovered about two
hours after the accident
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9. r. Grimes, Of the Lyman Tire and
Rubber Company. spent the latter mart
OF the week IN Washington.
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Emerson G Orme. the Aone-so5
agents are elated with the news that
an ADperson ia el Rabbit" with Han
ShUe driving, won the free-IOr-aH hin
Glunn at san Francisco Friday, cover
MS the mile climb in ] minute, : sec
onds- The same cac also won the class
event IN ! minute, 40 SECONDS. The
hill had q Il Der cent grade
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Tho Bennett-CoHins Company, agents
Tor the Staver-ChicaEo. have leased tn
nWiolnS at the northeast corner of
FourteeHth and s streets, and ms soon
as necessary improvements are com
pleted VIII open q Salesroom a fuII
ne Of accessories will also be handled
Il IS expected the building will be
week.
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American Simplex isss Eas lsta. Mii'0P Ps52s S9;
N 3144
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Mrs l. Il. Letter has placed an order
with the Cook * StOddard Cornnan,,
for a 1911 Piercc-ArrowY ''6-4S'' la1riaIy
WvnHe Arthur Bliss has ordered a So
~ machine with toy tonneau. DeIi,--
cries on both cars VII be made IN
September. III
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10 ACRES

near American lake, good clay soil,
8 acres nearly all cleared and part
ly under cultivation. The other
five nearly all slashed and burned.
horseradish, apples, 40 pears, 4
peaches, prunes, is currants, 4
gooseberries, red raspberries, 10
blackberries, mammoth, phe-
nomenal, 1875 asparagus, roses and
flowers. Fruit all doing fine. Large
garden, looking splendid elegant
well. House. barn, 2 chicken houses
" mile to school, Is minutes walk
from car line, fine road, r. f. D.
Price $500, terms. This Is way
below prevailing prices. Owners
have bought land in Oregon and are
anxious to get on 1t. Good market
at Country Club. Write p. o. Box
104, Puyallup, Wash.
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A BARGAIN

For sale by wner, z lots
with large bungalow,
chickens, coops and yard,
barn, fine orchard, lots of
berries, lawn and flowers,
large garden, would have
to be seen to be appreciat-
ed. Cheap for cash or will
give terms. Address w.
j. S., care Times.
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Camping

SPRING BEACH Is the ideal
spot, fine SPRINGS. fine
BEACH, fine FISHING. best
boat service Of any resort, I
ROUND TRIPS every day and
10 on Sundays, beginning June
nished cottages and boats for
rent at SPRING BEACH. See
III. ID. RITZ a Co.
504 California Bldg.
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Snap, Snap

Here is a SNAP. just what
you have been looking for. A
"a ACRE WATER r r ON T
TRACT for $1,000 with an unob-
structed view of the entire
d oEYMPids a ana The hAc cstx 81 IA sae
COMA, and can be seen from
PACIFIC AVE. Partly cleared,
has beautiful beach.
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Hotels, Rooming Houses,
and Business Chances
For Sale
pACIrIC AWE. HOTEL

We have one of the best hotels
on this street: contains over 60
rooms, strictly modern. low rent,
with good. long lease. This house
will show a NET PROFIT OF over
$500 per month. See us for price
and terms.
$3.50 CAsH--Ro0MING HOUSE
SPECIAL OFFER
20 rooms, Al furniture, all house,
keeping suites, good location and
a money-maker. owner has
houses and can't look after both.
This is the biggest and best bar
gain In this line on the
market today and the rent is
only SIS, with lease. Call today
and let us show you this. 1t Will 90
Its own talking.
BAKERY AND DELICATEssEN
This is one of the best located
places in the city and is doing from
$40 to SIS a day. cash business
Rent only $50 per month, with 3
years lease. Price only $3.50.
II YOU are contemplating buying
a HOTEL, ROOMING HOUSE or
Business of ANY KIND, don't fail
to see our complete list.
We guarantee every representa-
tion made by our office.
20 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS
TACOMA REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1904 Bernice Bldg.
1106-0S Pacific Ave.
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MORGAN & COOMBS
522 Fidelity Bldg. g.
A Real Bargain BY Owner

One OF the prettiest homes in this
part OF the city. A five-room mod
ern cottage, on four lots. plenty of
bearing fruit trees. nice lawn. no
city. Place can't be duplicated for
$500. Price $4,000, IL sold at once.
See this to appreciate It. 1903 So.
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For Sale Bv Owner
sREAL BARGAINS
Lock Box 1120. Tacoma.

FOR SALE--2 acres, with lots of
within blocks of street car; in
F. Olympia, Wash. Price $1400. Ad-
dress James Mcdonnell & Son. Olym-
pia, Wash.
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sooD ACREAGE s1es

: 40 acres or any part of IL can be
had at this price. for short time
only. This is close in. on Puyallup
car line, and will be sc fare very
soon. Good to plat, lays fine.
About 1000 cords OF good wood on
1t. Acreage 4 miles farther out Is
is worth double the price asked. and
will be worth double that very soon.
Better buy some Of 1t tomorrow.
Inquire 1915 N. 26th ST., or phone
A 4S24
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FOR SALE

Groom modern house, three lots.
on corner, all in garden: improve
ments all in and paid for; blocks
from store and street car; 4
blocks to school. Price $4,000, $500
cash, balance to suit
A furnished first class restaurant
for sale, trade or rent. See White,
533 Provident bldg, phone M. 1248.
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lots, on East / ST., between ssth and
37th, for $500 on terms. This
property is worth $4,000, but the
owner must have money.
p. M. RUTHFIELD
40s Provident Bldg. Main S3o2.
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FOR SALE-Three corner lots, fine
marine view, 46th and Cove SITS,
half block from p. d. car. Phone
1882.
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we have 5-acre tract minutes
walk from car line, scent fare. u
mile from town on Pacific avenue,
that can be bought for $500 under
it's value. This tract is improved
and the very best soil. VIII trade
for residence property. Let us show
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one-half acre OF garden and fruit
land. q new 3-room house. all for
$500, $40 down and $40 per month.
City water, city school. 81 car farc.
This WON'T Iae& long
~. ROBERT PAUL s. 60.
e4itclA Bankers Trust bloa.
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ONE ACRE HOMIE

ONE ACRE HOME
BETWEEN 18TH AND 46TH SITS.
owner land poor, and must sell
something. SO Is offering this well
improved acre tract at less than
others ask for 2 lots and no better
house, the same distance out. There
is a five-room house, porcelain bath,
large chicken yards and houses
with water piped to them, and some
good fruit trees, now bearing.
Price $1,000. Reasonable terms.
j. M. CURTIS q co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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For Sale By Owner

N. Rowland, 2611 So. 18th st. IS
lots, god soil, location and good
neighborhood. One block from car
line. SIS a lot.
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Improved 5-Acre Ranch

At Milton. See owner, Fred Chris
Hansen, or call up Main 5945 and
ask for Jno. s. Williams.
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s916 N. 26th st.

Groom modern and new: lots.
trade for acreage, lots or . smaller
house, and I'LL mako tho price
right, too. For particulars. please
see me. tNot knocking neighborn
who don't know.) James G. Jones,
Notary Public. In the house.
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REAL
ESTATE


To farm out by @. A. Ballard II
Spanaway. Lots, acreage, homes,
bargains In each
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For Sale BY Owner

reom1. 2 extra fine lots. / block
line. #iif throw f nhSdss' asH
Hfu4a1iH cHruetf and other fufniA
fSnfe. feteQ Phone Ee1s.
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SEE beautiful Spanaway lake one-
acre garden tracts frnt. $40 and
up. IS down, SIS per month. Near
school, church and car line
MUTUAL REALTY co,
204 California Bldg.
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BUSINESS
CHANCES

FOR SALE-2-chair barber shop
In good location. Box los, care of
Times.
FOR SALE--Cheap, by owner, g.
room house. modern. lots, close
in, s2 blocks from car line. Terms
to suit. Phone Main 1850 after 6
p. N.
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PARTNER WANTED

WANTED Silent partner with ST.
NO; money well SECURED and guar
b8tee OF n per cent on the money.
Xbdress z-4s. care Times.
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{FoR sALE--Candy cigar ana
fhiit store: location Pacific ave. In
apire 1880 Pacific ave.
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100 acres cultivated land for sale
In the Puyallup valley at Sumner, In
tracts OF from one acre up. Easy
terms. X cash and balance in
years. VIII consider good first
loans on improved prop
erty in part payment.
II. n. WHITE, Summer.
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FUEL BUSINESS FOR SALE

Well paying and established.
Owner leaving city. Good terms,
IL sold this week. Address Box
ass. or Times.
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BUY LOTS
FOR SALE

Lots by owner, between Wash
fngton and Adams. on No. 18th and
14th SITS. Bargain prices. 0. r.
Stavn, 1903 No. Washington av.
FOR SALE--A Groom furnished
house, all ready to move into. and 2
lots, all street improvements. 10
minute ride on best car line; lots
are improved, with fruit trees, ber-
ries garden and roses; also hen
house and yards, 10 laying hens and
garden tools. Price $1,000. See
owner, 1919 South 18th.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN
FREE HOMESTEADS

$40 acres. WASH. Ore. or Mont.
wheat and fruit land. Do you want
one? Call or mail use for book
homestead laws and literature.
FORREST LAND CO., LOCATORS
1913 Pacific Ave.
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STEAMERS
fly On the Flyer

Tacoma Seattle Route -FOUR Ropn1
trips Daily. Leaves Tacoma 1856 :
sr, ,' sss Round ~: Tr,P. 5se S T1s.s
Dock A. b. Nessenson. Agent
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ANOTHER SNAP

u *Ifotel on best corner in South
h&arly new furniturej every con
V4nience; more than 40 regular
btarders; board bills guaranteed:
l&ge transient trade; low rent.
,g Lease; owns I'm rius ss5 20 on HE
{ Wthing; $4,000 cash. balance $50
monthly The trade at this place ii
the best in South, Tacoma and IA
rapidly ffcreastng. IL YOU mean
you may stay at this hotel d week.
Ill pay your board IL you buy On
II you don't find everything lust a.
have advertised ADDRESS "Reai
Bargains" Lock Box 11zo. Tacoma.
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$3.50 will buy a large money-mak-
ing rooming-house on Pacific ave.
New lease, only $40 rent; II rooms,
always full. Address Jesse H.
Read, California bldg.
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New bungalow and lots awful
cheap, South 9th and Verde.
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FQs na'N.s .aepeiIiea EoenIaS
hease g p Fair,sh 80 Fia1ItES
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FOR SALE - per cent $500
kreal estate first mortgage. A. NJ.
Richard & Co.. sos Bankers Trust
Bldg.
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WANTED--Adopt girl baby from I
to years old. Address Box sOs'
or Times.
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BY OWNER - Five room bnnFaZ
low. block to car. ? Iota III fruIf
&, ysss .,;., Fess = s .,.5 Law s is-
stracf. Worth $4,000 Quick eaik
4ke5o Totni4 Apply tt13 So
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ION account of other business, ]
will sell the Sunrise hotel cheap
for quick sale. Clearing $125 and
ubwards per month. 107M Pacific
- e.. A 2917.
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FOR TRADE OR SALE
HERE IS A SNAP

$40 Provident Bldg.
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FOR SALE--Half interest in estab-
| slished business If taken at once
Requires only small capital. Ad-
dress Box 1872, or Times.
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TWO CHAIR barber shop. cheap
<2411 Pacific ave.
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H'yTEL LOCKWOOD. centrally
Gated: 25c UP day. 1141 Com. st
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FOR SALE
IMPROVED.

SCI. 0oO-Modern S-story brick store, good
location; big cut in price for quick
sale.
SIC, 0o0-Well located brick store leased ID
excellent tenant for $3.50; this is a rar(
opportunity for good investment.
81 ,500-Eandsome, very attractive new
home in best section of South Hight
lands. Leased after May l at $40 pei
month. Prior to this date can be sold
and possession given. Good terms.
ss5Oo--5Oxl4o, improved, 4th avenue, be.
tween 25th and 26th streets.
$i50o-40x1O0, North 18th street. near %
avenue; improved.
s725o-very attractive new South High.
lands home.
sloo0--A fine Sd avenue corner; rentt
$3.50.
s7Oo0-A bargain in a handsome South
Highlands home on large corner lot, be!
ing sold because Of heavy debts
s6t00-New corner modern, Norwood resA
idence.
s6250-Four modern cottages in walking
distance of city; well located; renting
for $3.50; a bargain.
s5500-Close in Northside corners rent4
$3.50; good Investment or speculation.
s3150-New 2-story West End moderA
house: car one block.
s35on-Sx-room modern cottage; TuscaA
loosa avenue, near car.
ss5oo- Furnace heated new Woodlawn cotA
tage.
UNIMPROVED.
sl00o0-Third avenue lot near 18th street,
a sure and quick money maker,
500 per acre, IFS acres near Ketona, Tenn
nessee company's quarry; there is 4
big fortune in this for some one; suitaA
bic for subdivision purposes.
MCCONNELL & BRAXTON,
Rea1 Esfate Rentals Insurance Loans
We 2107 Third Ave. Phones $40.
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taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must. accompany order.
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FOR RENT.

TALK WlIIl ALAN JEMISOH.
2127 THIRD AVENUE. s-e-tf
FOR RENT-Entire upstairs of rooms,
attic and bath, gas and electric con-
neotions, suitable for light housekeeping ;
large lawn, good neighborhod, block Of
car. 1904 Huntsville avenue.
4-21 -4t-th -Sa -su-t II
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FOR RENT-New York city, 257 West Goth
street, beautiful studio apartment to
sub-let, furnished until October l. Stu
dio 20x20, with grand piano, bedroom
bath and kitchenette Maid service in
cluded in the rental. Write at once to M.
McCalmont. 4-23-7t
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FOR RENT-Neat two-story, S-room resi-
dence with two-room servants house
Close in on South Highlands; good
neighborhood. Servants house now
rented for 50 a week; will let to good
tenant for S25 per month. DR.. o. T..
Dozier. 1881 North 21st street.
A. = b,1 a.,
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PERSONAL-If you are interested in bet
tering your present condition and are
In search of an opportunity of unusual
scope let us place before you the big
gest proposition in the country today;
without the slightest obligation on your
part, let us tell you about this excep-
tional opportunity. The Progress Co.,
R-69S, 210 Monroe ST., Chicago
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AGENTS wanted for all makes of De-
pendable automobiles; also the BadSer
Auto Steersman, necessary on every car.
Commissions % per cent. Only house
on earth selling autos on installment
plan. Automobile Clearing House, 24o
Michigan ave-, Chicago
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AGENTS, general and special, wanted by
large, old line health and accident COM
pany; new, liberal. easy selling policies;
choice territory; big pay. Royal Cas-
ualty Co., ST. Louis.
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.ONE CENT A word ONE CENT A WORD

cent word n day; no adi
taken for less than 25c for first insers
tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE

plant making staple
commodity. Located central Alabama,
Average yearly earning $4,000. Has
earned $4,000 in one year. Plant
now offered at $4,000. Good reason
for selling. Information to principle
only. B-S7, care Age Herald.