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Choice Office
 Space

For rent in the Empire and Chamber of Commerce buildings.
 The Empire has southern and east ern exposure. hot and cold water and white janitor service.
 The Chamber of Commerce building, as the center of civic activity and headquarters for local representatives of important mercantile and manufac- turing establishments, is an excellent location for those who must keep in touch with the business Mfe of the city.
 See us about space in either of these splendid office buildings.
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RENT SPECIALS

RENT SPECIALS rooms, Hawkins st., West End, bun galow, 322.50. $ rooms, apartment, South Highlands, strickly modern, s25. rooms, apartment, South Highlands, strictly modern, $27.50. rooms, Fulton ave, West End, bun gaIow, furnace, $22.50. rooms, Norwood, fine shape, $50. ' rooms St. Charles ave-, West End. furnace, $25 |7 rooms, 18th ave-, South Highlands, strictly modern, $35. rooms 18th st., at 18th ave-, S., strict ly modern. $40. T rooms, Norwood, strictly modern, $32.50.
 9 rooms. Princeton ave. West End, beautiful; fine for two families, 2 servants rooms $3250. These are very desirable; many others at correspondingly low rate.
 MONEY TO LOAN 5000, 5000 to place on Greater Bir- mingham real estate. No delays. RENTS, LOANS, INSURANCE. SALES F. B. BUTLER Main 2267. 220 N. 21st St
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A Friend in Need

From the Boston Transcript.
 He-That lawyer seems to be quite 3n intimate friend of yours.
 She--Yes. he way the best man at my divorce proceedingA
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A Double Gixe Axax

From the Boston Transcript
 "So you were at Ediths wedding. Did her father give her away?" "He did-also in tne slang senso by looking so frightfully cheerful"
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LEGAL NOTICES
ice of Bankrupt Sale of Stock ol
 Merchandise and Accounts


 Notice of Bankrupt Sale of Stock of
 Merchandise and Accounts
 In the matter of the Sylacauga Mer- cantile Co.,. bankrupt. In bankruptcy
 Notice Is hereby given that I will sell during the legal hours of sale to the high est bidder for cash on Tuesday, the 21st day of September, 1915. at the storehouse occupied by the Sylacauga Mercantile company, all the stock or goods. wares merchandise. fixtures and furnishings be- longing to the Sylcauga Mercantile com pany, consisting chiefly of a stock of general dry goods and furniture, which can be seen at said store in Sylacauga, Ala; also a lot of accounts. notes and in debtedness due said company. a list of which will be furnished by the trustee at Sylacauga, Ala. Said sale being sub ject to the confirma ton of the court.
 This, 9th day of September, 1915.
 D. A. PARKER, Trustee,
 9-2-3t Sylacauga, Ala.
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DWELLINGS IN SUBURBS
 We have seevral nice cottages list ed for rent in West End. Avondale, Owenton and other suburbs.
 Houses marked for rent October l; all others for rent now. w. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. co. 112 N 21st st. Main 42.
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SOUTHSIDE HOMES

FOR RENT-Desirable 10-room house at No 1919 Eula st two baths, three toilets, servants house and a modern house. This house is located in an excellent neighborhood, convenient to Five Points and Is for rent at low figure w. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. CO.
 1R N. Fist St. Main 42.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
SOUTHSIDE

1925 i1th ave, 10, rms, furnace heat. -s40 %
 2140 10th ave, 10 rms, furnace heat. b0Oo
 2so4 Rhodes Circle. s rooms, furnace heat .................. ........-......... oNV 1908 14th ave, rms.,, furnace heat.... 5. Oo S0o Cypress ave, rms, hardwood floors, garage servants room, fur mace heat, sleeping porch .........-. 60 % PIP Humboldt ave. rms., modern. 3o- U
 2ss3 Jefferson ave-, beautiful s-rooin
 home, servants house, hardwood floors ...................-... 50 100 1705 10th ave. rms modern, for. .. 30- co 1527 18th st, modern, 7-rm. home, for- 3A 50 1S10 10th ave. We are remodeling this house: will have furnace heat, cleo l tric lights, hardwood fioors in fact. will be most up-to-date in every respect ...................... 40 % 1905 18th st., S-rm. home. modern. 45 0o
 'V s9room home ...'......................,a 8. % Beautiful 7-rm. home on Elm st., east | of 2Oth st., just off Highland ave-. 8 bedrooms, newly papered through out 50 12oO Ave. H., rms, modern .......... I22 50 Cottage on Humboldt ave, rms, within walking distance of city, in l excellent location; will do necessary repairs ..........................Z Zo-UO
 3415 Highland ave, rms, modern. ..., % 70 | NORTHSIDE
 1614-1616 9th ave-. N. 16 rms. Oo
 Beautiful bungalow in Walnut Hill l addition. practically new hardwood l floors, breakfast room, garage, l sleeping porch, 3 bedrooms and in-
 closed sleeping porch. See us for | price.
 25O9 9th ave-, rms, modern cottage. .N 50 | 2127 12th ave, 8 rms, modern ........, 30 00 | 2027 12th ave, 8 rms.; will remodel and 1 put in excellent condition from top to bottom for tenant .......-........, 30. % 1 1925 24th st., 7-room cottage, mod 1 ern .................. 25. % l 1117 11th ave-, Groom cottage, mod
 ern - %. % 1401 Fountain ave-. It. Heights, 6-
 room bungalow furnace heat ...... 2s.00 | Cottage on 7th ave, near 18th st., | modern, rms. .......-................ G OO
 2521 9th ave-. near Terminal station. l 0 TInb HA'o0 Nice cottage on 18th st. and 14th
 | ave, N; highly elevated; exception
 1 ally nice home; modern .-............ 25 co
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FOR RENT

We have several large, furnace heated homes near Five Points that are ideai for high class boarding houses, at reasonable rents. There are no signs on them. so see us for particulars.
 A. R. Dearborn & Go.
 11e N. Fist St. Phone Main HOP. FOR RENT-Modern 2-story residence. sth ave. s25; West End 5-room cottage, go: 7-rocm dwelling Fountain Heights. 11k 1925 First National.
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Have You Seen The Aberdeen?

If you are looking for a comfortable B. room apartment with sleeping porch and all modern conveniences. at a req sonable price, don't fail to see those. Hardwood floors, steam heat, hot and cold water splendid gas ranges, win dow shades and storage space fur nished, at $42.50 and $45.00. These apartments are in Norwood's most choice residential section and located on the shady side of the avenue. De- 1ightful for both summer and winter. TEMISQ'N6 . IN fsI1f Q INSukAscf " am q. 1o~ sTNAtt
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 Phone 45. 214 N. Fist St.

FOR RENT-Large boarding house. beau tiful corner, cheap rent. 2200 9th ave. Owner. room 40 First National. s-12-st FOR RENT-Corner 39th st. and 10th ave-, East Birmingham. on Boyles and Gate City car line, 10-room flat In good repair recently papered; very cheap rent. Apply John W. O'Neill Co.,, 2020 2d ave. Phone Main SS. 9-12-3t-su-tu-t tn NO waiting at 0. K PIT N goth st.
 S-29- 4t-su
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Birmingham Realty Go,
 2118 First Avenue
Renters Here's the Cream of Them All

We have a number of most desirab1( cottages. houses and bungalows on thu Southside, in Norwood, also in Wes| End and Woodlawn. containing $ to rooms, with all modern conveniences-j baths. sleeping porches, furnace heat etc. Many of them are new.
 We have several handsome residence| on South Highlands in the most ex| elusive residential section of BirmingI ham, containing every modern con| venience, steam heat, garages, servantd
 quarters, etc. If you want a handsom| home with every comfort, let us tell vol about these.
 We have two splendid homes in Mour| tain Terrace, rooms each, with al modern conveniences.
 APARTMENTS-We have one apart. ment on South 14th street of room heat, water, gas range, shades furnished < new, $46.00. Also one broom apart
 ment on South 18th street, steam heal water shades and gas range furnisheN at $45.00, and one Groom, steam heate. apartment on 26th street, south wit| gas range. hot and cold water and win dow shades furnished; janitor service ! S50.00. These are all new and location
 the best the city affords. TEMISON6l Q REAL ESudE &lNSQMllcE SI Phone Main 52so and let us show yoI what you wish to see.
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ROSEWALL APARTMENTS

Apartments of 2, or rooms, with kitch- ennette, bath and sleeping porch in ad- dition. Steam heat and hot and cold water furnished. Most modern small apartments in the city and very req sonably priced For further informa- ton sec us.
 w. B. LEEDY R. E. 6 1. CO.
 112 N. Fist St. Main 42.
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SOUTHSIDE

$25Oo-7 rooms 1916 Ave. ]. $45.00-s room apt, 27D9 10th ave. furn. and
 garage, $35.00-S rooms, 1012 Central ave $60.O0-9 rooms. 2S00 Cypress ave $1250-5 rooms, 726 18th st. $60o-6 rooms, 1Sl7 Ave. c. $l5O0- rooms, s01 11th st. $35 5.00-S rooms. 1918 Ave E. $35.0o-S rooms, 1ls1 Cullom st S6oo-5 rooms, 619 18th st. 25O0-5 rooms, 1929 11th ave. $52 50-l0 rooms, 14S0 Phelan st s65 0o-9 rooms, 2714 Hanover Circle $1500-4 rooms, 1912 Ave. G. $35.o0-s rooms, 3s76 Highland ave. $l7O0-5 rooms, 2421 Ave. H. $E. 50-6 rooms, 1510 10th ave (Oct D. $25. .0o-4 rooms, 924 18th st. S20. .00-S rooms, 716 27th st. $6O.O0-10 rooms 1922 Ave. l. $55.0O-10 rooms. s26 20th st. $55.0o-l0 rooms, sos 20th st. $55.O0-10 rooms, 1925 20th st. $50 .O0-7 rooms, 1612 12th ave SIS -00-6 rooms, S10 22d st. ST. .0o-5 rooms, 2429 Ave. H. $35.0O-S rooms, 1924 18th ave-, s. S25. .O0-7 rooms, 1410 Ave. I. $35.00-S rooms, PIP Ave. I or Humbolt
 ave. $25. .O0-6 rooms, 1507 Ave I. $40.O0-S rooms, 1917 s. 16th st.
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WEST END

$1S.O0-6 rooms, 40 Cotton ave $1S50-6 rooms, 1020 1st ave. S1SO0-6 rooms, 1427 Tuscaloosa ave. $15.O0-6 rooms, 1925 Tate ave. $1250-5 rooms, S25 Tuscaloosa ave. S20.00-5 rooms, 107 Cedar st. $25.00-6 rooms, 12l0 2d ave. $20.O0-7 rooms, 400 Tuscaloosa ave-, Ely
 ton.
 $25 .00-S rooms, 1409 Tuscaloosa ave. $30.OO-8 rooms, S14 Tuscaloosa ave, ga- @= rage.
 s22. 2.5e-5 rooms, 316 Charles st. $12.5o-5 rooms 128 s. Elyton st. SIP .50-Store and dwelling, 319 Cotton ave $16.O0-5 rooms 11O5 Cotton ave. 315 O0-5 rooms, 204 Grady st. SIS. .00--6 rooms, 206 Grady st. SIS OO--6 rooms, 1421 Tuscaloosa ave. s25. 5.OO-7 rooms, 727 1st ave-, West End. $20. .O0-9 rooms, 1415 Tuscaloosa ave. 31260-5 rooms, 210 Almond st., N. $40. .O0-l0 rooms, 10 Hawkins st. $13.50-5 rooms, 1925 Lee ave. s16.OO-6 rooms, 309 Poplar st. $20.O0-8 rooms, IA Grady st. $20.00-10 rooms, 915 Green st.
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APARTMENTS

We have several attractive apartments on the South Highlands, with heat and water, for $40 and $42.5O. Let us show you
 SMITH D-THROCKMORTON co.
 314 Fist St. Main 1353
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ONE CENT A WORD.

taken for Iess than 25c for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
 FOR RENT
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WOODLAWN
NORTH BIRMINGHAM

x27 50-8 rooms- N2S N. 22d ave. S25o-4 rooms and store, 2716 Fist ave, N s125O-5 rooms, 23l6 31st ave-, N. S12.50-5 rooms, 2216 31st ave, N $ls.O0-5 rooms 2004 N. 2Ath st We have several nice stores, heal loca- tion for most. any business; reasonable rent.
 BETHEA R. E. & INS. co.
 Main 116- 10N 3d Ave.
 FOR RENT NOW AND OCTOBER | 6evera, very choice stores and buildings,
 well located, very choice offices, steam
 heated etc
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FOR EXCHANGE

SEVERAL small farms near Birmngha m for income property If you own city property you want to trade, see us Burger-Kennedy R. & I. Go.
 POPS First ave. Phone S4.
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IQNE CENI A WORD
FOR RENT

HATEs-One cent . word . day, no ad
 taken for less than 2Bc for first fnser- ton. 1nch mnst nccampany order. FOR RENT
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The Secret of the Spell

A gentleman from another southern city, famous for it's parks and other forms off civic beauty, said to us: q was astonished| when I saw NORWOOD BOULEVARD.| It is one of the most beautiful places have| ever seen.''
 The great beauty of NORW OODI BOULEVARD is that it was not designed
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as show pacet created for homeov That IS why if exacts universal admiration it beautiful gracious whose heart is in her home who is above petty tricks of attracting attention
 sThe Twin Sister of Highland Avenue is in he right
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FOR RENT-October i. The Zinszer place, 3ila Highland ave. rooms and bath, mSdern: very large grounds. Ap- n,v to pr. w. IT. Wilder, Woodward Bldg. Phones Main 1o4 and 1155.
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1925 i1th ave, 10, rms., furnace heat. .$40 % 214o 18th ave-, 10 rms, furnace heat. 600o 2904 Rhodes Circle, s rooms, furnace
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MosELEv. HENDERSON & DAVIS

. MEN I NL ALLYN o Terrace Court. Hanover Court, The San
 Jose The Albermarle. Phone 791-792. Offices BIO N. 21st st.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-09-03
in Mr.. Cazalets time z"

in Mr. Cazalets time?"
II remember" came suddenly from
Blanche, but Cazalet only said Oh,
we'll, If you know 1t was locked there 5
an end OF 1t
DrinkNater went to the door and
summoned his subordinate Just
fetch that chap from the pantry,
Tom said he but the sullen sufferer
from police rule took his time, IN spite
OF them aud WAS sharply rated when
ne appeared
Il thought YOU told me this VAS a
cigar cupboard?" continued Drink
water, In the brow beating tone OF his
first words to Cazalet outside
so II is, said the man
Then where's the key"
How should know? never Kept
it" cried the butler Growing over
his oppressor for change He would
keep 1t on his own bunch find his
watch and all the other things that
were missing from his pockets when
your men went through EN-, aud you
may find his keys, tool"
Drinkwater gave his man double
signal the door slammed on a petty
triumph for the servants hall, but
now both invaders remained within
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Try your hand on II, Tom, said The
superior officer I'm q free lance
here, he explained somewhat super
huously to the others, AZ Tom applied
himself to the lock In one mahogany
door Mans been drinking, should
say He'd better be careful, because
! don't take to him, drunk or sober
I'm not surprised at his master not
trusting him lts just possible that
the place was open-hs might have
0een getting out his cigars before
iinner-but can't say think there 3
much In II, Mr.. Cazalst."
1t was open agaln-broken open
before many minutes; and certainly
here was not much In II, to be- seen
except cigars Boxes OF these we're
stacked on what might have been
meant fer shallow desk (the whole
place VAS shallow as the wardru0s
hat the doors suggested, but lighted
ligh up at one end by little barred
window Of its own and according
% Ca1alet desk 1t had really been
His poor father ought never 70 have
]een a business man. he ought to
AVE been a poet, Cazalet said this
low as simply as he had said It to
Hilton Toye on board the Kaiser Fritz.
only he went rather further for the
benefit OF the gentlemen from Scot.
and Yard, who took not the falntest
interest in the late Mr. Cazalet, be-
'ond poking their noses into his di.
ninutive sanctum ami duly turning
hem up at what they saw.
Conf nuan Mnxt N-nnk
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Optimistic Thought.
% Do Tot correct the man We hang
correct others ~ him
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CHAPTER VII.
After Michael Anaelo.

Il was thinking OF his cap" said
Cazalet, but only as they returned to
the tradesmens door, and Just as
blanche put in her word What about
me?"
Mr. Drinkwater eyed the trim white
figure standing In the sun The more
the merrier" his grim humor had It.
i dare say you'll be able to teach us
thing or two as well miss
She could not help nudging Cazalet
in recognition Of this shaft But GAIA
let did not look round he had now set
foot In his old home
1t was all strangely still and inactive,
as though domestic animation had
been suspended Indefinitely Yet the
open kitchen door revealed female
form in mutt; a sullen face looked
out OF the pantry as they passed and
through the old green door (only now
1t was a red cne) they found another
bowler hat bent over a pink paper at
the foot OF the stairs There was
glitter OF eyes under the bowlers
brim as Mr.. Drinkwater conducted his
friends into the library
The library was a square room of
respectable size, but very close and
dim with the one French window
closed and curtained Mr. Drinkwa-
ter shut the door as well and
switched on all the electric lamps.
The electric light had been put in by
the Cravens; all the other fixtures In
the room we're as Cazalet remembered
them But the former son of the house
gave himself no time to waste In senti,
mental comparisons. He tapped a pair
OF mahogany doors, like those of a
wardrobe let into the wall
Have you looked in here?" de-
manded Cazalet.
What's the use Of looking in q CT
gar cupboard? Drinkwater made mild
inquiry.
Cigar cupboard" echoed Cazalet
In disgust. Did he really only use it
for his cigarsr"
"a cigar cupboard" repeated Drink
water. and looked up at the time 1t
happened. What was It, II may ash, !
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Dodging the Beaten Path.

Congressman Robert l.. Dough.
ton, Of North Carolina, smiled
the other evening when the con.
yerSation of a smoker turned tC
reversing the order of things.
He said he Was reminded of the
case of Bowers, relates the New
York Times
Bowers met a benevolent party
on a railroad tram one day, and
as the acquaintance rlpened a
bit he began to pread before the
other the history Of his life.
When | was a clerk in a gro
Gerry store remarked Bowers,
among other things, | received
only So a week, and like other
Young men, fell in with bad com
panions and began to gamble.
/
i see, interrupted the beneve-
.cnt party sadly, you were
tempted and took money which
sud not belong to YOU,
Oh, no. cheerily responded
Bowers. IN less than a month
! won enough money to buy a
grocery
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The Thousandth Woman

I've read all found in the papers
last night and this morning and such
arrears as I've been able to lay my
hands on said Cazalet. But, as |
tell you, my ship only got In from Aus
tralia last night, and | came round all
the way in her There was nothing
In the English papers when We
touched at Genoa
Il see, | see The man was still
looking him up and down Well Mr.
CazaIet, my names Drinkwater, and
IA from Scotland Yard | happen Il
be in charge OF the case
Il guessed as much" said Cazalet
and this surprised Blanche more than
anything else from him. Yet nothing
about him was any longer like the
Sweep of other days, or Of any preH
Gus part OF that very afternoon. And
this was also easy to understand on
reflection; for II he mean, TO stand
by the hapless Scruton, guilty or NOT
guilty, he could not perhaps begin bet
ter than by getting or good terms
with the police, But his ready tact
and in that case cunning, were Ger
tainly revelation TO one who had
known him marvelously as boy ana
youth
Il mustn't ask questions he con
tinued hut | see you're still search.
Ing for ta.ngs Mr. Drinkwater
Still uludns au own 1t" said
Mr. DriubRstsr seually Ib5 lad
sauntere 81 WITH him to tBe arU
OF the house and seen q bow lad
bobbing hs shrubbery down -a.
drive. Cazalet lausasi like 4 uaa
Well needn't tell you kuoa
cry inch OF the old place" he said
that is, barring alterations" as
Blanche caught his eye But expect
this search is narrowed, rather
Rather said Mr. Drinkvater
standing still in the drive He had
also taken out presentation COLA
half-hunter, suitably inscribed in mem
DRY Of one Of his more blJ5dless Vie
tories. But Cazalet could always be
obtuse, and now he refused to LOOK
an inch lower than the detective
inspectors bright brown eyes
There's Just one place that's DC.
CURED TO me, Mr. Drinkwater, that
perhaps may not have occurred to
you"
Where's that, Mr.. Cazalet?"
In the room where-the rooE
itself"
Mr., Drinkwater's long stare ended
In an indulgent smile You can show
me n you like" said he indiferently
But | suppose you know we've got
the mann
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No Expense Attached.

Alkali Pete-"H Heard about Phoebe
Shortys beTeayement?" Red Dog Sam
- No. Who's dead Alkali Pete
His fathe~ Red Dog Sam-"Means
a kinder heavy funeral expense fer
Shorty " Aikall Pete--"Oh, no. Coun.
ty stands it-they hanged him. =
Spokane Statesman.
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Waste No Time.

Our advice to the young man ia
this: If the girl he visits comes into
the parlor little late and offers the
excuse she has been helping her
mother wash the dishes, rush her to
the parsonage as soon as possible II
her reputation for truth and veracity
is good Houston Post.
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25c a Week

buys one share, worth $4,000 at
maturity Five shares, SIPS per
week. YOt can SAGE if you ny.
Start Saturday, TOMORROW
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Country Without industries,

Greece Is practically without indus
tries aud for this reason is largely
dependent upon the outside Norlo TO-
all sorts of manufactured products
and In many lines of agriculture. nutA
bly, cereals, the domestic production
is insufficient for hope consumption
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Live as on a Mountain,

Live as on a mountain, for II makes
no difference whether a man lives here
OF there BE Ike the promuntory
against which the waves continually
break, but II stands firm and tames the
fury of the water around Marcus
Aurellus
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A Hold-Uu.

Parson Johnson-"De contribution
dis morning will be TO de purpose OBJ
making up de deficit in yo' pastors
salary! De choir will now sing and
will continue to sing until de full
amount am collected! Puck.
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ROOMS FOR RENT, GENTLE

man roomers wanted. Resi-
dental section, Apply by let
ter to Al0 care of Herald
Publishing Co.