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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-08-23
REFUSES TO TALK
LANDED IN JAIL
SQUIRE At SMITHvlLLE WooL0
NOT TELL WHERE He 1o'
WHISKY.

sMITHvILLE, Tenn, Aug. "
"Now. Squire Stephens, you VIII
either inform the grand jury VINO
YOU bought that whisky from or go
to Jail until you do TELL were tne
words Of Judge Davis today to squire
viii stephens, justice Of the peace
from the twenty-third district OF 'nis
county. who refused to inform the
grand Jury whom he had bought some
whisky from.
"pll 20 to Jail, them was tn'
Sources reply to the Judge.
"All right. Take him to 1aii' VI
f,cer. and keep him there until ne Il
willing to do his duty as citizen
came back the Judge. So Squire ste
phens is in Jail tonight, with ntti
prospects of getting out any tim
soon unless he recedes from his opst
nate position. This is not likely a
he said after being lodged oehind IN
bars: an stay here a ltng time d
fore win tell"
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COLORED BAPTISTS
HAVE ME Ting
WILL MEET At SANTA FE IN Az
GUST OF NEXT
YEAR.

The Duck River Missionary Baptist
Association met with the Mt. Zion
Baptist church August 18th and con-
tinued through Sunday, this being the
forty.third annual session. 1t was
the most prosperous in the history OF
the association. Each days session
was filled with interest.
Prof. J. w. Johnson, president OF
Roger williams University; Rev W.
IL. Craftfield, agent for the Young
Peoples Union, and Rev. E. M. Law
lrence, superintendent of the State
Missions, were among the visitors
present. Mny excellent talks were
made.
The following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Rev
lW. H. Harris, moderator; Rev. Z. Z
4! Sholar, first vice moderator; Rev. s
~. Caruthers, second vice moderator
IA. ]. Armstrong, secretary; Prot. Z
If. Dobbins, assistant secretary, an
IL. w. Crosby, treasurer.
| The association adjourned to NEE
with the St. John Baptist church a
, Santa Fe, Thursday before the thir
: Sunday in August, 1913.
A. ]. ARMSTRONG, Secretar!
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UNCLE SAM
GREAT MINER
THE UNITED STATES PRODUCES
TWo-FlFTHs OF THE WORLDS
OUTPUT OF COAL.

The United States has held first
place among the coal producing coun-
tries OF the world since 1899, when
this country supplanted Great Brit
ain. In 1911 the total worlds produc-
ton of coal amounted to approxi-
mately / O2,500,000 short tons, OF
which the United States contributed
4s6 ,221,16S tons, or 1871 per cent, &C
cording to the United States geologi-
cal survey. In the II years from 1899
to 1911 the production of the United
States has increased over 25O per
cent: from 1899 to 1911, Great Brit
ain has increased it's output about 5C
per cent, from 19S,146,731 to SO5,521,
1876 tons. The United States in 1911
produced almost 5OO,0O0,000 tons OF
6S per cent more than Great Britain
lin 1911; Germany's production OF Goa
and Ignite in 1899 was 93,640,5o'
short tons; in 1911 it was 25S,229,76'
lions. an increase of over ITS per cent
The combined production OF Grea
Britain and Germany in 1911 wa
| 562 ,744,95S short tons, which exceed
ed the output of the United States b
only 66,5OO,OOO tons, or 1872 per CEN
These three countries, the Unite
States, Great Britain and Germany
produce more than 80 per cent OF tn
worlds total supply of coal.
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IN COLUMBIA
MAKING RUN FROM HUNTSVILLE
TO NASHVILLE, IN CITY SUN
DAY AFTERNOON.

What has been termed the socia-
bility run of the Democrat from Nash
Vile to Huntsville and return by way
Of Columbia, had out the pathhnding
cars Saturday and Sunday. The run
was made from Nashville via Mur-
freesboro and Shelbyville to Hunts
Vile. returning by Pulaski and Co
lumbia.
The car that was finding the time
the real pathfinder, was owned anc
driven by Welborn Starnes, and Witf
him we're n. D. Ivey, of the Democrat
staff, and A. J. McMaster, the officia
photographer. This car was IN 20
lIumbia about ten minutes between
and 5 o'clock.
The other cars, three or four II
number arrived about 6 o'elocs
lAmong those In these cars were Z. {
Gilbert. Eugene Shannon, Hickman
price. Jno. E. Gilbreath, West P. MOI
lion. M. B. Stone, Marvin Wiles an
lGeo. Frazier. Mr.. Shannon remain
ed over night with the family OF ].
lstreet.
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A NEW CURTAIN
AT NEW GRAND
THE SEASON WILL OPEN WITH
THE VOLUNTEER PARsoN
IN NEXT MONTH. -

A bran new drop curtain will be
seen at the New Grand when it opens
the season next month. Manager
Hendley is at work on this curtain
now, and it promises to equal any
Of his brush productions, which are
always of the best.
The season will open about the 2bth
of September with the Volunteer Par
son. Mr.. Hendley has some good
shows booked for this winter and VIII
give. out the list for publication be-
fore the season opens.
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REASLEY'S LAND
IS UNDER WATER
IRREGULAR" NOMINEE FOR CON-
cREss DEFENDANT IN DAM.
AGE SUIT At NASHVILLE.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 10
Jesse Beasley, regular democratlc
nominee for congressman from the
fifth district, against W. c. Houston,
was made defendant in a damage suit
for $500 in the Davidson circuit
court today. plaintiffs Ike and Jesse
Helton say Beasley induced them to
move on a farm owned by him In Mis-
sissippi; that farm Ii subject to an
lnual overflow snd they lost all their
property. The Heltons claim thai
they arrived at their destination on
dry land, but had to swim to gel
away.
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ALMOST LOST HIS LIFE.

s. A. Std, Of Mason, Mich, VIII
never forget his terrible exposure 70
a merciless storm. 1T gave me q
dreadful cold,' he writes, "tha'
caused severe pains in my chest, Sc
it was hard for me to breathe a
neighbor gave me several doses o.
DIR. Kings New Discovery winch
brought great relief. The doctor
said / was on the verge OF pneu
monia, but to continue with the DIS
coyery. l di so and two bottles com
nIetelv cured me-" Use only thi'
quick, safe, reliable medicine 10
coughs, or any throat or luni
trouble. Price SOC and $1.OO. ira
bottle free. Guaranteed by VOL
BRIDGE CO.
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FIFTEEN YEARS
|. IN STATE PRISON
FATE OF THE ASSAILANTS OF
MRS, SARAH CAPE.
HART.

SMITHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ~
Charley Taylor, Oscar and Ed Fits
all of this county, when arraigned IN
court today, pleaded guilty to crimi-
nally assaulting Mrs. Sarah Capehart
on Indian Creek last December ana
were given fifteen years each in the
state prison. Sheriff Pickett LETT
afternoon to carry them to NASH
Vile to commence their service. Fol-
lowing a conference Of the prosecu-
tor and citizens with the attorney
general, Judge Davis empannelled a
iury and the verdict was rendered.
the case has been a noted one for
DeKalb county. A great deal OF In
terest has been taken in the case
The defendants made repeated Ell
forts to get bail, but failed.
Soon after the sensational charges
were preferred end the arrests were
made Claude and Andrew Allen, al
legged to have been implicated, es
capped and are still at large.
Claude Keith. charged with killinI
Lester Smithson last fall, was give
a sentence of twenty years in tn
penitentiary. He made a motion 10
a new trial, which the Judge refuset
He appealed his case.
The jury In the case Of Julius Ro
Ter, charged with killing Geo. Cal
trell, failed to agree and were di
missed following four days delibe
atoms.
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STATE COMMITTEE
/. OF REPUBLICANS IS
CALLED FOR TUESDAY
TIPPED THAT A NOMINEE FOR
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
WILL BE NAMED.
WILL ASSEMBLE AUGUST q
Nothing Is Given Out by the Chair
man Though the Wiseacres Are
Foreteiling What May Come Out OF
the Gathering Next Week.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 20.-The call
for a meeting Of the republican state
executive committee to be held IN
this city on Aug. q, which was is
sued Monday by Chairman Beasley,
will mark the formal opening of the
G. O. P. campaign in this state. the
meeting is or the purpose ON matur-
ing plans for electing legislature IN
sympathy with the platform on wnicn
Gov. Hooper stands, and for pushing
the candidacy of the present chief ex-
ecutive.
One of the questions to be disposed
of by the committee is that of the ex-
'pediency of nominating a candidate
for railroad commissioner. So far
there are only two candidates Tor
this Office, Gen. Harvey Hannah, the
democratic nominee and J. E. Ndg
ington. the bull moose nominees. The
republican state convention vested
the state committee with power te
nominate a candidate, or to leave tna'
norton of the ticket blank. A still
hunt has been conducted for travei
ing man who would accept the honor
but owing to changed conditions II i
now possible that the candidate VII
be selected from the ranks OF the IN
dependent democrats.
4 The call for meeting OF the re
publican committee was coinciden
with a conference OF Independent
, democrats and republicans held her
Monday. This conference was info
, nal in nature, and nothing was give
4 out as to what transpired. This fsc
I however, coupled with the announce
, ment that Senator Newell Sander
will be in Tennessee next weel
( means that the line Of battle Is to
!. planned, an a thorough understan
2 ing arrived at as to what fusion,
!. any, there is to be in the campaign
9 this year.
3 Jesse Cottrell, secretary to Senate
9 Sanders, viii have charge OF the pu
licity end Of the campaign. Howe
. err, despite reports to the contfar
'. there will be NJ republican headqus
). tiers maintained at the Maxw'
5. House.
,: The Official call, as issued, follow
;. 1.-THE republican state executi
ID committee is hereby called to me
in the assembly room at the Herr
ct tage Hotel in the city of Nashville
at Tuesday, Aug. ~, 1912 at 10 a. M
I'd the purpose Of transacting such D.
mess as may properly come beft
y. it. All members are urged to
present in person.
"S. BEASLEY,
ill Chairman o the Republican State
TO ecutive Committee.
-. Aug. 10, 1912.
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W|lSOh-MARSHAlL
TICKET IS GETTING
A FLYING START
COMMITTEE WORKING IN MID
SEASON FORM IN BIG so'ID-
ING IN NEW YORK.
PAPERS COMMENTING ON SOME
Six Weeks Earlier Is the Demoora-
tic National COMMITTEES In Getting
Down to the Work TO Educating
the Voters.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Hereto-
fore the leaders of the National poll
tical campaigns have been well salts
fed If their organizations were IN
good running order by the first or
second week in September.
In the remarkable campaign that
is now before the American voters
there is one incident that the OLD
line politicians are marveling over
and that is the condition OF the Ma
tional Democratic Committee.
For more than week on the
fourth and fifth floors of the once
building at 200 Fifth Avenue, the
National Democratic Committee has
been playing in mis-season form
The bureaus have been organized
and manned in each detail. Inc
corps of employees have fallen into
their respective duties like old tim
ers.
The average voter who is Deint
onnealed to. perhaps does not realize
the vast amount of work required U
educate him to the views OF the res
pective leaders.
II there is anything in fyin'
start. Wilson and Marshall have Gel
tainly secured that start.
The republican papers Of New Yor
Citv have commented daily on tn
scenes of activity around Democrat
Headquarters and the deathiike 81
ence that pervades at Republican an
Progressive Headquarters But IN
Roosevelt Headquarters are shoV
ing more activity than the Ia
Headquarters, hut it must be remen
bered that the Bull Moosers" al
irving to organize a new party an
have been unable to launch the
campaign plans.
The temporary illness OF Cha'
man w. F. McCombs might ha'
caused a slackening up in the actl
itv of the Wilson forces under ord'
ary circumstances, but this remar
able Young man had looked
ahead and the Bureau Chies ma
gone rapidly ahead perfecting TIL
various details.
vive-Chsirman W. s. McAdoo d
taken up the duties Of Chairman n
Combs and will fulfill them for {
next week, as Chairman McCom
has been ordered to take comps
rest His illness was brought mu
by the pre-convention contest q
then he insisted on giving all
time to the completing OF the
SANITATION details at National lie
quarters.
While Democratic victory Is
the air." none Of the various ieaa
is taking anything for granted II
are organizing and planning 70 9
test every State, every Congresslo
district, every township.
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He DON'T LIMP NOW.

No more limping for Tom Moore
of Cochran, Go. I had q PAD sors s
en- my instep that nothing seemed
to help till used Bucklen's Arnca
salye," he writes, but this wonoel
frl healer soon cured me-" Heaif
old. running sores, ulcers, Dolls
hurna cuts. bruises, eczema or piles
Try II Only IS cents at WoL
BRIDGE co.
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BLAMED A GOOD WORKER.

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tress in my left side for two years.,
writes w. Evans, Danville, Va,
"but I know now 1t was indigestion,
as DR.. ing's New Life Pills complete
IL cured me-" Best for stomach, Nv
err and kidney troubles, constipation.
headache or debility. Csc at VOL
BRIDGE co.
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 FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN.


 s15.000-Lot 50x140, on Sd avenue. near 9th street; a splendid investment
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS. s6000-Large lott eaboutoltwo blocks east of Five Points, elevated; an ideal place for a home.
 NORTHSIDE. s2250--1114 Walker street, lot S5x229, groom house: snap,
 WEST END. S2000-Lot 100x190. southwest corner Cotton avenue and Oakland street. street paved; all improvements paid for. --,--..-.--.
 WOODLAWN. sA4Atfsfn.tt5 s1000-Large lot on 18th, street. be- tween 2d and 3d avenues; lies well.
 EAST LAKE. fh41D 6dT $s5OO-7200 1st avenue, lot 10ox2o0, 5-room cottage; all convenienees street improvements all in;9 a dandy place Nr 3s n MOTION REALTY co.
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South Highland Homes

The most attractive and best built home east of goth street. The neigh borhood is one of the best. When this house Is sold you won't be able to get one for anything like the price that will compare with this one. Has beau tiful living room. dining room, breakfast room and kitchen on 1st floor: four fine airy bedrooms, tile bath and sleeping porch on 2nd floor; has large finished basement and at tic; servants house; slate roof, beautifully decorated; fine electric fixtures. One of the best lots you ever saw. 60x160, elevated and level as a floor. Price s9750; terms.
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CHOICE, almost new, 4-room cottages, first-class repair, 326-S2S Cotton Ave. near 4th St, Elyton, block of cars, sl250; also rooms, 2222 Srd Ave, sl4 room modern cottage, S. 20th St, near Ave nue G, s25. and others. H. D. Smith. 206 Hood Bldg. 6-2l-3t.
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FOR RENT-Six room bungalow. in Nor wood. 25ll 18th avenue north: rental, s35. Jemison Real Estate & Ins. Co.,, 211 N 2Oth st
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YOUNG man: What preparation are you making for the evening of life? When your position Is given to a younger man and gray hairs bar you from se- curing another. We invite you to in- spect the five and ten acre blocks of fertile well watered soil we are sell ing at Ohatchie on the Seaboard. Buy one of these places on monthly pay ments. which you can handle. Set 1t out in pecan trees and within few years 1t will support you. Rent the place as poultry or truck farm while pecan trees are growing. We have acres of 15 year old oceans at Chat chic which are worth more than 5000 per acre Write for literature or better still call and see maps
 INGRAM REALTY CO,
 Empire Bldg, Birmingham
 S6000 to lend on improved real estate, first mortgage, in sums to suit bor- rower for three to five years at per cent interest. F. R. McDavid, 525 First National Bank bldg.
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FOR RENT-Large boarding house; 12 rooms; close in on North 20th st; rem tai $l10. Jemison Real Estate & Ins. Co., .2l1 N. 20th st.
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FOR SALE

so5Oo-Two story, room residence on Gull lom street, facing east; has hardwood floors, nice electric fixtures, furnace heat and convenient to cars. S3500-Lovely room cottage home on lot 60x19O; has nice orchard and only one block from Iakeview Highland avenue car.
 s9259-New Cliff Road place one Block of Highland avenue, with beautiful out look; hardwood floors up and down stairs; nice light fixtures, furnace and rooms.
 s10, 0oO-Modern South 2oth street home near 16th avenue; bedrooms and real nice place.
 s2IO0-Improved lot, Fist street. between F and c; good location. $3760-Good Avenue F corner 100x100: rents now for 1884; space for other houses; fine investment.
 $T5, ,000-Store close to 20th and 1st avenue. s27, ,500-50x140; 3d avenue near 17th street $S0o0-40x100; 15th street near 3d avenue. $4750-New, modern home, North 18th ave. near 20th; a real nice place and worth more money, but owner in hard luck and must sacrifice. HALLOWEEN CORNELL co. Bell Phone 12ss-s Main. 2o24 Third Ave.
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FOR RENT-Good room dwelling, with servants room. ITS 10th avenue, south; only s35 per month; fine neighborhood Jemison Real Estate X Ins. Co.,, 21l N. 20th street.
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TO RENT-New York apartment, 267 w. S9th street, till September l; new, at tractively furnished with antique ma hogany; five outside rooms, two baths. sixth floor, suitable reference required, s100 monthly. Write direct. Alex Taylor.
 X qt
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The Only New Home

South of Highland avenue and east of goth street, for s6500. Is modern to the minute-and a beauty. Has living room, den. dining room. breakfast room and kitchen on 1st floor: three fine bedrooms, sleeping porch and tile bath on 2nd floor; servants room. Can arrange extremely attrac- tive terms.
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are now building a 3 story brick, 75x140. on 2d avenue near 23d street; will divide into stores to suit tenants. modern in every particular. W.
 B. Leedy 6 Co. 6-20-N
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FOR RENT-Large barn. 2212 6th avenue,
 north 6-22-10t
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FOR RENT-Two family house; rooms and bath: large yard. 1430 N. 11th ave nue Only s25. Jemison Real Estate X Ins Co., 211 N. 20th street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR stenographic piece work. apply s0i Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone Main 627 good work at modearte prices.
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FOR RENT-Large number of desirable homes and stores; see us. Louie Reese Realty Co.,, 2125 Sd avenue. Bell 93S
 6-23-tf-eo6
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES--One cent word a dnyy ad.
 taken for less than 25. for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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MOTION REALTY co.
 2O2S 3d Ave.
FOR RENT
so1rTHSIDE.

We also have few offices and stores for rent. and are building three story, 75xl4o on 2d avenue, between 22d and s23d streets. which will rent as a whole or 25 foot frontage
 w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Phones q 112 N. Fist Street.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

HATES-one cent 0 word n dayJ no nd. taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
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KODAKS

KODAK FINISHING. We are acknowl- edged to be the finest Kodak film de- velopers and printers in the south. One trial will convince you. Mail orders promptly finished Send for price list. Wilson and Graham. 20e1s N 18th St.
 Birmingham. Ala. 3-17-su-u
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BOILERS inspected on short notice; 15 years experience. c. A. Gowan, 2ls1s North 21st street. Phone Bell 6129. Bir- mlngham Ala
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i911 Washing Fluid; easiest way to wash,
 as every garment is absolutely cleansed
 in cold water without injury. A. J. Oden, Station D. Dallas Tex 6-23-2t
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SPECIAL BARGAINS-$2250 70x190, with good dwelling, 18th street, north; lot and four 4-room dwell lings renting BPS month, $2250 Eborn, b22 Empire Bldg.
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FILMS developed. 10c each; prints from same, Sc each; all sizes, postcards soc per dozen. G. W. Perkins, Tuscumbia, Ala.
 6-2-5t-su.
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FOR RENT-50 foot store, 2102-2104 Second avenue; large plate glass show windows and elevator; rental reasonable. Jemi- son Real Estate & Ins. Co, 2l1 N. 2oth street
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SEXOID-A marvellous cure for weak ness in men. Restores lost powers
 Price s1, Money returned if it fails
 Address Dr. T. Pierce. Portland. Ore. 6-2-4t-su
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LADIES -Sanderson's Cotton Root Pills. Safe and sure cure for Delayed Periods Price s2. Money returned if 1t fails. Ad- dress pr. T. Pierce. Portland. Ore.
 6-2-4t-su
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WANTED-Quick cash for several choice suburban tracts at station; for quick deal only, 5-acre tracts s400, or will pay liberal interest and 10 per cent fee for prompt loan on ample first mortgage. Box S45.
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FOR RENT--A delightfully."- cool six roomt furnished house, on South Highlands, to adults only; full particulars by call ing 5709-L Main Bell.
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FOR RENT-Modern up to date residence in Mountain Terrace. one of the finest homes for rent in Greater Birmingham. Let us show you this-Ssoo Cliff Road-1t rooNS, two baths, sleeping porches, ser wants rooms and garage. Jemison Real Estate X Ins Co., 2l1 N 2oth street
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-On Fountain Heights neat 5 room cottage, bath. 1916 Fountain ave Owner Room 40 1st Natl.
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15s4 7th Ave, North,

delayed or Irregular use Triumph Pills; always dependable: Re lief" and particulars free. Write Ma tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee, Wis 6-23-3t- sIl
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TOR RENT-Five room cottage. s2s s.
 11th street. SEQ. Apply above or 1901 S.
 11th street. 6-22-2t