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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-04
COUNTY NEWS.
North Peuobseor.

Sar,h p.,oh.,o,
''eofge LsSeh o' tulle 1eAfe S.huaH
morning one % ne Sa5aaIets O, ~
house caug ~ nft' an9 Hls9e hlhgs IiNeiy
ioi re mn ~. ne Ne oois
eatoeit % 70 y ne r 4N7h... 81
ass i9fo@h oo" the nue. sho the hA'he-
soon sHo-ioel.
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ha- hs-n most remark to one ia our
Hst5anHs STORY stained with th- blood
o. cur sacrificed. carkeued with great
cz.8~lt.- and pregnant Win Issues thai
-azil WORK q memorable epooh. In tht.
town there mas been little building. con-
siderable pity repairing. no peferptlbIe
'sHstes-e III business. decreased lsxatiuH.
sh sHc-ea-e 81 Paaper txFeuses ever the
F. Eai - Hon, more GeHerHa cry -
"HsFa times bat no perceptibie increase
n tHr distress Of the inhabitants. M
tpz3s.' sliseH'ts nave prevailed 10 any
s1ts'.l' De'f + more al AROUND lhGebt-
e154t 5o'a"'s I'm" a any PttEi.as
" z2'- 21t P'''Haf arr MP u Ahd LOT
~ d'-' par happy sha Vie" lie WIN
t3s5'2oP pm to'' eh' nm doeH MOI WASTE
s5fioN o'ef io-t opport ahiie7 nor lose
N1-5 aSs N 'ne lace q present dl-aa-
NH4tSSe3
At the birthday party OF the Misses
Beuiah Leach aud Amy Hatch on Dec. 81,
the little one- had q genuine surprise in
the unexpected appearance Of a stout
ArsD dressed in male attire with heavy
mustsche and loug-stem pipe in
mouth. He opened his pack. and 10,
instead Of the trlnkets which usually FL
such vehicles, there WAS profusiun OF
good things for the children-a hand
some birthday cake OVERLAND v it'll jewelled
frostiug, work basil e,s bags of candy,
books, etc. This streak of liberaiity, 80
unusual IN an Arab, caused the little ones
to strain their eye. more sesrchinglv and
curiousiy on this strange, benefcent
being. Little Amy was The first to dis
cover the true per.onalffy Of thf. ansiuf-
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COUNTY NEWS.
'o- additional County xe,rs - o,h., MAJ.

East sullivan
Eugene Havey is reported more com
Portable.
Miss Agnes Patten, who recently
returned from Coburn Classical instj.
tuie, commenced school the follow.
ing Monday, in the Young district. Mt.
Desert island.
The people of the Hsrlsnd district are
2 easantty passing the winter evening.
nth series 81 -iaes o. "eane.dsy
evening they were euterta .Bed by Mr.
sasrtTz b-7ts. I'm Saturday ~ Ms and
Mr.. George lszl@a.
Ths society l4~@ed 8 + ea~snt afternoon
sIa - f.. y. luton THURSDAY. a.a
who Ssz there ean sessiy taat nothing
stronger than tea ass served. SCI ere Of
the Isdie- returned TO the hoq.a 'ter her
rubber aud found ;tat both aa-. one
foot
a series q casualties have hstallea Tho
good PHoF.s gf ear tosn: =. : Lord Ia.
Hsen confined 10 us home FOR nearly t.so
weeks from injuries 10 ni- leg received
y bile tutcheriug. Fred circuit cut hi.
foot quite badly on Thursday las. leslie
Johnson has had two toes smnuf4ted.
Miss Fronie Martin Las been suffering
with one OF Jobs comforterz. and Obliged
to have it lanced.
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West Trenton.

West Trenton.
George Hopkins and Ernest Haynes
shot large buck ON Saturday.
Charles Young and wife, OF Bar Har-
Dor, arrived Saturday for a snort visit
with re ative5.
Miss Carrie Cousins arrived home Sat
urday from Augusta, where she has been
attending school.
Capt. Walter NJ. Bird, wife and little
son Francis viii spend the winter with
Mrs. Birds father, Capt. +. L. Hopkins.
Willie Douglass spent Christmas with
his mother, Mrs Il. j. Douglass, but has
gone bacs to Bar Harhor for the winter,
to drive DR.. M0rrison's team.
Jan 9
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south fiu-hiIt.
Clara L. Day has gone to Frenchboro to
teach school.
Irving Candsge has moved over to the
Falls for tue winter.
Mrs. Adeline Friend, who was quite III
last week, is recovering.
Christmas was celebrated here with
tree and concert in the chapel.
Will Staples has returned to his home
in Rock ana, and ms sister Mabel has
gone wit h him.
No school here Thursday aud Friday on
account OF the Illness of the teacher, NJ iss
Lena Grindle. This is the sixth term sac
has taught here, aud she is liked very
much
Jan .. D.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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'es's -. '7"o" = ia
Judge +. +. Chase = out sgstn.
George W. Butler and family are i'll.
Kfmhnu Chase died suddanIv Sunday
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L.. - -" a "a 80 " - 80 "oi
in the inner tsy.
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Liter =. Hatzaaa. ~ B1a.asss be-
hee, s. ln taWu. Izs z..e - -a4u ~.
SNOW.
NJ Bertha IA 49, ~ W=t.-s5==4. y
N-.l- Tl-.a.az hes s5ss.-. ST. 5aHa ".
haae.
Fannie uHrrkf.4 v-a4 L. faa.F.i-...
school in t;rayfoygr .r..t4t t=tt-f-f4a..s
nome.
Parties were g5gga lar aspk ~ NJ.
Lima Morton and Mis-. Fzawaiasn Nc.
Howell.
ct. ..z-.f ,t- 49,.
Saunders returned =. Mann @.,..-+.z.s.. 80
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5l'.- st1 'it
Mrs Charte- Barreit died last week
-. ,'t. Al 10 "e!d Ahefs9ss rom the
'N.e
Lizzie A. and FRED A. watson, Of Brook
IN, were IN town Ia.t week, the guests OF
Mrs.. JoHn ". Kane.
Fred uRviin. q Boston. came nome
with the remains OF his father. Capt.
John Hsvlin, " no was buried " ednesdsy.
Jan . X.
Johh oodt no iof several weeks mas
oteh teaching IN ourry village, has closed
MS schooi ana returned home.
fr Il e Grindie wifi yo tn August. on
Tuesday 10 attend the sssephIj,,0 81 ~,
Iegislatnre Mr. G-indIe wfItacro,1ta,,y
bin a. far as Ranger
=
L, N, ner,ick, VINO mas osen teaehihg
~ ~. ' E ,,'an,'e , eio,ea ms 90
On + flasy Oh iss' week DIT. Hefriek Is
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EastbrooK.

tastbrook
, John Il. Meyer goes this morning to
Lewiston, where he will attend school,
Lucy Billings, who has been spendinp
her vacation at home, returns this weee
to Wa erville.
Mrs John Wilbur, who has been de-
mented for some time, has been removed
10 the insane asylum at Augusta. She has
the sympathy of the entire community in
this sad affection.
Jan. 2.
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Gouldsboro.

UOuTUsbOfO.
There were two vessels in the bay the
past week, the Seth Nyman'i, Capt. Rice
with freight for Ira Shaw, and Capt.
Stanley with freight for $. E. Coffin
Deer have been quite tame Of late. Two
were killed in ". ". Sowie's held last
Monday morning. Charles Tracy killed
one and Edgar Handy The other. Seaman
Crowley shot vic last Saturday morning.
Jan. 4. JE%,
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II

Peuobscor.
Lester Hanson cut his hand quite badly
Wine chopping in The woods.
Irwin Hutchins and wife have the sym
pathy OF all in the loss OF their little girl,
who died Dee. 30, with scarlet fever.
Schooner "Addie L. Clement, Capt.
Henry Perkins, sailed from he bav Dec
%. with . 900 bricks for Gilkeys Harbor.
Uriah Bowden and Frank Heath are
home from their steamers, the "Penob-
SCOT and the "Bismarcka. All are glad
to see them home.
Albert +. Narnun had a load OF -four,
groceries and furniture come by schooner
Nv. I. Emerson, Capt. Perkins, from
Boston, to replace the load that was lost
on the I'D. +. Patchenf, wrecked in
Gloucester harhor Nov. 26. Mr.. Varnum
lost about 300 on uninsured goods on the
"Patchen".
Friday evening about thirty neig bors
and friends OF Mark {. Devereux and wife
met al heir house for a sing The even
ing passed very pleasantly. There were
singing and music on the organ by Mrs
Heat h, Mrs. Devereux, Miss Trundy, and
the Devereux brothers, Reuben, Joseph
and Frank. Ice-cream and cake were
served.
Spofford lode, No. 4s, A. O. L. W.,
elected officers Saturday evening, Dec. "a,
a. loiloWs: FRANK A. Miller. Master
Workman; Mark {. Devereux. foreman :
George |. Soper, overseer; John B. Will
son, recorder; b. H. Cushman, receiver
Albert +. Varnum, financier; II. W.
Lowell, guide; Melville o. Leach, inside
Waterman; Edward Littiefeld, outside
Waterman; Frank A. Miller, r. presenta-
tive to grand lodge; Benjamin II. Cush-
man, alternate; Frank A. Miller, trustee.
Officers will be installed the second regu-
lar meeting in January. This lodge is in
its tenta year, and ha. lost but three
members by death. ID.
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Birch Harbor.
There is to be masquerade at Pinetree
hall, Jan. 2.
Arthur Bunker and wife, of West Sulli-
van, spent Christmas among friends here.
Those who attended the entertainment
and Christmas tree at Riverside hall re-
port very pleasant evening.
Edward Rice recently escaped what
might have been a serio us accident by the
premature discharge OF his gun While
rabbit hunting. The charge lodged in a
rabbit he had previously killed and
strapped 10 MS side. One shot glanced
upward and struck over his eye, but did
no serious injury.
Jan 2 r.
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time atnooth noney sbeensom
late OF esfa
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT,

containing about IS Ladies Coats % Ladies CaPes,
3 Dress Skirts, 50 Misses Jackets, 90 Children's
Jackets, at practically your own price Ne make
it point, if possible, not to carry garment over
to next season. We have placed nominal price
on every garment to sell it The fur garments We
have must be sold within two weeks
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Prospect Harbor.
John NJ. Williams is at home for the
winter.
Miss Bessie Williams has entered the
Maine General hospital as a nurse.
Mrs Campbell Baker and Hiss Susie
Written, OF Steuben, were in town one
day last week.
Miss Geneva Sawyer is home for the
holidays from the Burdett business col
lege, Boston.
Schools are in session now, taught by
Miss Maria Bunker, OF Franklin, and Miss
Emma Nose, OF this village
Warren Allen, famiIiarly known as
"Uncle Warren, an aged and respected
citizen, died at his home at the Sands,
Saturday.
Jan g y
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SILKS.

We offer two lots of Fancy Silks suitable for
waists and trimmings,
One at 29c. and one at Sc.
selling price soc, 75c. and $500. This lot con
tains about 500 yards, and undoubtedly will not
last long.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-17
IRON MARKET
Roger Brown & Co.'s Review for Week
Ending October IA

The following review of the iron mar
ket for the week ending October IA is given
out by Roger Brown Co., at Gin
cinnati:
A welcome period of comparative quiet
has been experienced during the past week,
and most transactions have been for mod
crate amounts and early delivery, although
there have been a few exceptions in the
way of large orders for shipment after
January l. Business would be considered
large were it not for the enormous tonnage
that has been booked during the past few
months, and the demand has been of a gen.
eral character. If an exception is to be
noted, it is on high silicon brands, and this
is probably caused by the larger output of
soft and foundry grades by furnaces that
have been making an undue proportion Of
mill irons heretofore.
From the south the familiar report comes
that several of the small stacks that were
expected to go into blast have been de-
layed because of the impossibility of get
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Bulbs, every variety. Godden's.
ALABAMA STATE FAIR,

Birmingham, Ala, November 7-1S, 1899. Re-
duced Rates via A. G. S. r. r.
On account of THE Alabama State Fair,
to be held at Birmingham, Ala, November
7-18, 1899, the Alabama Great Southern
railroad will sell tickets from all points on
its line to Birmingham and return at rate
of one fare for the round trip, plus fifty
cents admission to the fair grounds. From
points in the state of Alabama tickets will
be sold November to IS inclusive, VITA,
final limit to return November 20, 1899;
from other points tickets will be sold No
vember 7, and 10, and is, and IS, limited to
return until November 20. From points In
the state OF Alabama tickets will also be
sold on November 8, II and IA, with final
limit to return five days from date of sale
but not to exceed November 20, at rate
much less than one fare for the round
trip, plus fifty cents admission to the fair
grounds.
For further Information call on Alabama
Great Southern railroad ticket agent.
10-17-to Nov IS
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ting boilers and other necessary parts, and
also for lack of fuel
The car famine is felt more keenly in the
coke producing sections than at the iron
centers, and unless the railroad companies
arrange for additional equipment, a number
of furnaces may be obliged to bank tenn
porarily.
The Buffalo Iron company expects to
start the Mamie No. stock, at Allen's
Creek, Tenn, this week, on charcoal fuel.
The production of this furnace will be alb
sorbed by orders already booked, and the
iron will not be placed on the market for
delivery previous to January 1.
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Mrs. winsIow.s Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their Chill
DREN WHILE, TEETHING. with PER
Feet SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs the CHILD
SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN;
CURE WIND COLIC. and Is the best rem
edy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists
In every part of the world Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-17
REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-SOUTH HIGHLANDS.
7-room modern house, first class condition.
No. 1913 Avenue X, $4,000
s-room modern house, first class condition.
No. 1880 Avenue X, $500.
1o-room modern house, No. 1000 5. 18th ST.
$500.
Groom modern house, No. 2231 Sycamore
street, $780,
NORTHSIDE.
1716-1TS First avenue, $1,000 each.
FOR SALE.
$7O0-3-room cottage, Smithfield.
81 $3.50 houses, Avenue D, between 18th
and 10Th street good bargain.
$500 houses. lot 1OOx14O, 4th avenue be-
tween 10th and 18th streets. Pays IL per
cent. 49,,
e.. 5OO-Nice modern 2-story new house, 18th
avenue. Easy terms.
CHICHESTER. .YANCY & ORR,
Tel. sos. zif Nise e'iee'
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lODA1 big auction sale of 100

lots in Tuxedo Park. 100 lots in 100 min
utes. Free cars leave Birmingham ait and
/ 80 o'clock. Sale commences at 2:30 o'clock,
sharp. Free barbe Free ride. Free
music.
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EVERYTHING READY
FOR THE BIKE RACES
The Big Riders Are Pleased With
Coliseum Track.
MILE MADE IN FAST TIME
Motor Pacing Machines Were Placed on
Exhibition Sunday Afternoon and
Attracted Crowds - Hickman
Ride Exhibition Tonight

Everything is in readiness for the start
er's pistol in the big circuit meet tonight
and tomorrow night at the coliseum. Moth
ing in the sporting line has ever approach
ed the attraction billed for the present
meet
On Sunday afternoon the noted grand
circuit riders arrived and were given a
rousing reception by three hundred people
who had gathered at the depot to get a
glimpse of the motor tandems or Internal
machines. The champions edged their way
through the crowd and went to ter hotels
where the pacing machines were unpacked.
An hour later when the motors were placed
In front of three leading windows the side
walks were blocked until the machines
were taken in for the night The motors
are queer looking things, with an abund-
ance of cylinders and machinery in the
frame
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FOR SALE.

50 0O0-2213 9Th avenue; modern brick resi-
dence. stable and servants house in rear,
or will rent furnished or unfurnished af-
ter November l.
Three cottages for rent-Nos. sZ4 ana go
ooth street. North, and 2213 Sth avenue,
North.
Property in Bessemer, Ensley, Pratt and
suburbs, as we'll as bargains in Birming-
ham. Call for information at 2O04 Sd ave-
nue.. AZ IL 81 w <AiH'
10-13-tf
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Bulbs have arrived at Godden's.

TnnAV at 800 o'clock is the
VIA L big auction sale of 100
lots in Tuxedo Park. 100 lots in 100 min
utes Free cars leave Birmingham at and
1880 o'clock. Sale commences at 2:3O o'clock,
sharp. Free barbecue Free ride. Free
music.
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$3.50 Cash Today!-One 4-room house and
broom houses, all rented, at North Birm-
ingham, on 3 beautiful lots, near 21st ave.
nue., 200xl47 feet, with fine well water.
Just think this entire property-three
houses and three choice lots all for $3.50
cash today. See 1t quicki Titles perfect
state this for fear you might think the
owner stole it by his selling so cheap
B. r. Eborn, 106 21st street.
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Texie Cigars are the best
the purest.
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out. to try the track and all were highly
pleased. especially Eaton, who is the great
est rider of the small track the world ever
knew. Waller and Stafford mounted the
go-devil for a practice spin and with Mel
son, the amateur champion, tackled on,
started to work. The first mile was made
in las, the second in 1:43 and the third in
1:39 fiat In@the last mile Nelson had sig
nailed the steersman to hit 1t up, and Wal
Ter yelled to Stafford to turn on more
power.
For five laps the great amateur held on
bravely, but on the sixth he swung little
wide and was off. The team finished the
mile, and when the time was announced
Waller said in his broken English, dot
vos easy, and I'll bet 1 can do peter dan
1:33.' Miller, the champion long distance
rider, and his team mate, Judge, the
Frenchman, went out for five mile trip
and reeled off miles in las and LAS right
along. There is no doubt but that the men
will go better than 1875 tonight.
Manager Offers Prize
Manager Pickens has offered an addition
al prize of $50 dollars to the team making
the best mile in the exhibition which each
machine gives tonight.
The programme will include three exhi-
billions by the motors, in which the men
will try for the special prize, a one-mile
exhibition by Hickman, paced by the in
fernal machine; one mile handicap profess
sional, with all the stars entered; Lee
Richardson's great exhibition of fancy
riding, and the ten mile motor paced match
between Jay Eaton, the Indoor king" and
Willie Stafford, the Boston wonder Eaton
worked out ten miles last afternoon in 1901,
and says he can better it tonight. Stafford
claims he is riding better than Eaton, and
that the king will have to be content with
the losers end of the two hundred dollar
purse.
The races begin at S:45 and conclude at
10:30 with Nelson's exhibition. Owing to
the great expense involved in bringing the
star aggregation to the city 1t was neces-
sary to raise the price of admission to so
cents. Reserved seats are on sale at the
Birmingham Arms company and Biddle-
Warren's The motors will be on exhibition
today.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A good locomotive or portable
steam boiler, about 60-horse power. Ad-
dress, Iron, Age-Herald office.
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THE ALABAMA HOME HAS goo TO
loan to build houses on vacant lots. The
limit of cost is smaller in this associa-
ton than In any other company. Apply
w. V. NJ. Robertson, G. M. 2OOs First
ave. 6-16-1m
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WANTED-The public to take warning and
not trust their hats to solicitors, as we do
not employ any, but remember that the
only original expert hatters for cleaning,
reblocking and retrimming hats are at
the Partisan Dye Works yellow 'front.',
POI 21st street. 10-15-tf
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WANTED-You to know we challenge the
world to show as light running sewing
machine as the "Ball-bearing' Wheeler
and Wilson No. g. William j. Tucker,
Agent 307 goth street. Phone 339.
10-15-1m
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FOR RENT
Store room 1903 I'd avenue, next to the cor
ner and opposite postoffice. All of these
stores are less than block from the new
opera house ,,,rr,
1916 9Th avenue, or 1So1h I'd avenue.
SCOTT
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men, impediments to marriage, and all
forms of chronic, nervous, blood aud prl-
vate diseases.
EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DISEASE
POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN
GUARANTEE.
Consultations at office or by mail are in
vited free
Treatment by mall to parties who cannot
visit me. No written prescriptions; we fur
nish all medicines.
Birmingham Daily News: .'The News
commeuds him Or Dozier) most cordially
to all those In need of his services
Herald: His long record and ap-
proved abilities enutle him to the proud
distinction of standing at the head of his
profession"
Alabama Christian Advocate: His pro-
fessional standing Is unimpeachable. and
his character as a ge-' 'eman and citizen Is
above reproach."
Office and Dispensary corner Third ave-
nue. and Nineteenth street, Birmingham,
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s2,250-5-room cottage Broom house, stable,
barn, ETC., fine fruits with IL acres rich
level land fronting pike near North BIZ
mingham. Lovely property; see 1t today
if YOU mean business B. F. Eborn.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-17

ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Fine diamonds. jewelry and watches; no
trash; delivered on first payment; lowest
prices; business confidential. Call on or
address E. Lowinsohn. 2010 1st ave. All
goods warranted. 3-1b-ly
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-17

HOUSEWIVES are finding smoked cur
tains and shades BY using electric lights
you don't smoke your curtains ana
shades and don't consume the oxygen so
necessary to health. l0-l4-u
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-17

THE resident alternating electric current
has been discontinued during the day 1or
the winter. 1t will start again when the
next fan season opens. The Consolidated
Electric Light Co. 9-29-u
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MISCELLANEOUS

can secure an excellent business and po-
sition as secretary and treasurer of firm.
Highest references given and required.
Address Manufactures" Age-Herald Of
fee. 10-17-3t
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