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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
I'M THE LITERARY WORLD.

ter all the household labors and drudg-
cry.
'fHe sorter pulls his goatee an look
down at de dus' on his shoes
an den he say: Well Minervy Ann
wish You mighty we'll You sho is done
mighty good part by me an mine.
Whenever you want to come back home
you'll I'm de do open. IEf you come
at night, des knock; Wen Know yo
knock Den | drop down on the
groun dar aud holler am cry like some
body wuz beaten de life out'n me-"
She had been tempted to run away by
her desire to "show off TO dem country
niggers out dar whar Ramps folks live
att because her young mistress had
given her muslin frock. In her bitter
repentance and sudden revulsion she had
thrown away the bundle containing the
gown. Her master gave her the chicken
to carry, and when She had gone hunted
up the bundle and meekly followed her
carrying it. The canvas is painted by
a masters hand, and every Southerner
who lived in that awful day of so-called
Reconstruction" recognizes the type
and reverenees his art.
The force Of Mr.. Harris work is eX-
emplihed by the impression it has made
on the illustrator. Few books would
fall pointless upon the public if Mr.
Frost should give visible form and per-
sonality to thcm by his pencil, The
road leading through dusty short grass,
the hot light shining upon the print
tive log bridge which spans the ERIK"
the repen;ant woman crouching in the
abandonment of her grief and self-re-
proach before her puzzled friend and
master, tells the story to the life. Wal
ter Scott praises ballads which are
married to the music Surely the
authors mind and the illustrators pen
ell were married in order to illuminate
Minervy AIMS chronicle.
VARINA JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
A MOST VALUABLE BOOK
New Orleans State.l

We are indebted to the kindness and
courtesy of Hon. B. f. Grady, of North
Carolina, a gallant Confederate veter-
am for O copy of his work entitled
.vIvhe South Against the North" We
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

THE NEWBORN CUBA. by
Franklin Matthew's. Illustrated.
Publishers: Harper & Brothers, New
York.
The readers of Harper's Weekly who
have followed the weekly letters of Mr..
Matthews that have appeared in that
best of weeklies know more about Cuba
and what took place during the first
sixty days Of American occupation and
control than could have been learned
from any other source. Mr.. Matthews is
d modern newspaper man of ability-a
man who keeps his eyes and ears open
and sees everything to be seen, alone,
on and below the surface. He has Wis
tied the scenes he writes about and
writes about so entertainingly, and has
studied Cuba from the standpoint of a
man who wanted to get at things as
they are. He tells in detail of the
obstacles which the American officers
and others have had to encounter, of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

doubt whether amy book has been writ
ten that more clearly defines the political
relations between the States since the
organization of the government, or that
,epicts more truthfully the causes that
led to the civil war. 1T is calm, dis
passionate and mastery vindlcatlon OF
the South EVERY proposition rs stated
with intelligent precision and sustained
by unansweraIble arguments. Mr.. era
dy'ss hook lis am invaluable addition to
Southern historical literature and should
have am honOred place i'll every library in
the land.
Sir Walter Besant begins in the De
cember Century series of papers Nus
tuating life i'm East London as II IS to-
day. His manner of treating the sub
iect is that of the novelist, rather than
the pssavist. for he takes as his point
of departure the birth of typical girl
of the East Tnd-''Ome Cf Two Millions
i'm East London, and traces her career
TO the time of her marriage at seventeen
to a vormg countryman who has come
mn to town to make his living as porter
liz is 'aBoartl school girl and SIR Wal
ter holds that what the average East
J,ondOnpr learns from books at schooi
ne afterwards fOrgets, but that the evil
dZing influence of the schools Is incaicul-
able. and has marvelOusly transi oTile'i
tlhe East End within the past thirty
wears. No Cne knows mere OF toe NE
of the poor in London than the author OF
.1AIl Sorts and Conditions OF Men, and
no one is better known as their pictorial
inter,rreter than Phil May who collabor-
otas with Joseqh Pcnnell i'm illustrating
Sir Walters article.
The Macmillan Company are issuing
little book ION the Theory and Practice
Of Art Enamelling upon Metals by IL.
Cunynghame. Good drawings Of the ap-
naratus and methods are given, as well
rs colored illustrations of enamel work.
As the making of enamels is almost a
secret industry it has rarely been open
TO amateurs or artists genrally, and 1t
* the authors hope that such beauti-
FIJI and lucrative art-craft shall be The
more widely encouraged by the publica-
tion of its so-called trade secrets together
with very complete explanations and in
structi0ns.
when Knightwood Was in Flower"
continues it's remarkable sale. The one
hundred thousand mark was passed in
October. and the publisher announces
that single edition Of twenty five lhou-
sand copies is now on the press. l7i-
IDENTIFY there is an ever-pr,>eut demand
for a well-written historical romance.
That is high compliment that the
author, Stephen Crane, pays DR.. Eben
AlpxaThIfqf Professor of Greek at the
University, in dedicating his new novel.
".Active Service" to Dr. Alexander DR.
Alexander and Mr. Crane became good
friends at Athens when DIR. Alexander
was Minister to Greece.
A holiday edition Of the favorit*s o.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

The woman who kisses another woman
she hates may possibly fool herself, but
she never fools the other woman.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

A holiday edition of the fayofit.s o..
Mr.. james Whitcomb Riey's iovc poems
is to be published at once by The Bowen
Merrill Company, with the title Of Love
Lyrics" The illustrations. over fifty
in number, are from studies n life MADE
by William Buckingham Dyer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
LEAD NE. o GOD.

And wnen the morning can no Ionser
stay,
And songs are mute, and noontde's
fcryent ray
Upon the weary track must fiercely
beat,
Lead me, o God.
Nor leave me when the eventide shall
lay
Upon life's harpy fields its vapors
gray
Clasp then my hand in Thine more
close and sweet
Than Thou hast ever held it; and
while fleet
The night IS falling, down the unknown
way,
Lead me, o God
Henry ]. Stockard (of North Cardinal
in Youths Companion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
COBB & THOMAS CO.,
Sanford, n. a.

Hard and Soft Wood Mantels, Mould
ings, Porch Columns and Turnings,
Stairways, Interior finish for buildings,
church work. Estimates furnished.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Alfred Henry Lewis has been so en-
crossed in his work as editor OF Ike
Verdict that his publishers have only
recently been able to persuade him to
give them a new book. in the hope o"
repeating the success of "Wolfyille.'
The sale of the latter continues steadily.
without diminution, and over 10000
copies have been sold on This side OF the
Atlantic alone.
The creator of the sold Casrlrman'
has just agreed to give his publishers
at once a new volume of the best hum
orouS stories that he has written dur
ing his entire career. anu this will 1e
brought out early in 1900. Later in the
year there will be another ''WOlfville"
book, which will be in the nature of Il
sequel to the former. and viii contain
the "Old Cattleman," and many of the
other shining lights of Arizona.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Mr. Bolton Halls new book, Things
as They Are" will be published immn-
diately by Messrs. Small, Maynard &
Company. 1t will be in part Cal!ec-
ton of little fables" or parallels, on or
social deficiencies. kind of writing for
which Mr.. Hall has already provnl his
aptitude in his earlier volume, Even
as You and L." The rest of Things az
They Are" will comprise a series OF
articles dealing more deliberately with
1.-THE roots of social wrong and the nrin-
ciples of social right and the whole
volume will be enthusiastically intro-
duced by Professor George D. Heron.
The name of Henry SCOTT Clark. =
the author of THE Legionaras,' the
new novel of civil war times, is the
pseudonym of an Indiana judge. whose
real name is not disclosed This zen
name was formed from the names of
three counties of Indiana one of which
was concerned in the great Morgan raid,
with which the story deals. The hook
itself is meeting with much Success. ~.
first edition having been exhausted
within two weeks of publication.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-02-28
QUESTION or Ado tjRlsllsG.

n 0O0eo 0po10D IN A0nr II ~ An8 -
4 n 4.#35 NJ 81 3sS 80 Tins s5s 5
The house spent a hour of tho aftsr-
ron session Is discussion, divisions and
III calls On the question OF adjourn
hsnt. It was first decided to Adjc0tn
Until Tuesday ct 10 q. M, but . rscoh-
alteration was had and after : long de-
late il was finally agreed to mest g 9
9onday night. u tsssz
The house passed under suspension q
% rules the bill reported by Mr.. Dunn
q L the judiciary committees relating 70
10 salary of the abstract clerk Of RAM
~ county. q ..s u d. !. k. II. Il
s. i. 224, relating to tar levy for
aehool purposes and providing for levy
4 11f mills IN cities Of over *, 900, was
llso passed under suspension Of the
sMles n s'+# ss'S Z s.5 81
II. r. 22z, providing for an appropri-
itipn Of d 900 to the stock breeders ~
Dciation, defeated the previous day,
- replaced on the cxlendar.
The bill reported from the committee
q towns and counties BY Mr.. Hender-
lon, providing for : bounty on wolves
Alled ii Minnesota, was passed under
l6s suspsnsion Of the rules, o amended.
MI. Pope Of the commit ittes on for.
ntry and FIRE protectio ion reported favor
ably upon ii. F. 23S. to encourage the
growth Of forests and 10 create forest
I s11serves and 4 forsstry board.
SS % III i = |
Lf ths q oon ses, Iriioas of the house
nls following bills were passsd:
Authorizing the governor TO name d
aay 70 be known 90 Arbor and Bird day.
NJ Relating % foreclosure of mortgages
Vssdvertisement. 4
Establishing board Of appeals for
e inspection Of grain and prescribing
obduties. is 5 ~ " ssssf MA MA
Rslating 70 and providing for chang.
lpg Of bopndaEy lines between adjoin-i
Sg counties. sfl,sSl Es II.
n Relating to taxation Of timber and;
pinersl lands and making delinquent
6xes . lien on the products. @ .3I I
III Relating to days Of registration at|
fJneral elections ID critics between /, 600
nd II, ,OOO inhsbitanta NA
S Providing for the collection Of ,propor-
tonate taxes On build ldings which have
1een moved from lands.
Prohibiting persons from getting On
4 on moving street cars. y il Il ls4. #.$
Authorizing officers, directors and
1eockhold lord df corporations to adminis-
Tn oaths and take acknowledgements
Wherein, snch corporation u interested.
,aS To prevent frauds Ii L the branding
slna sals,4 process and renovated hut
! y. !. ., 81.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-02-28

the CIT al I! 4
w. tlss Ann,vsr srslarl;y y y \ M
BSsinnlnE y ths stf0aa a
~ sor Frssifio On.
Many Evidsn 80 so3f FriSnds ship
Between cpba I. no ths
y Unitod etatso.

HAVANA, Feb. ~. General Naxno
Gomes, tho Cnban coanmandss-in.cAasf,
sntsaed HavanS during ~ "a,
escorted " General Ludlow His
stan md Troop j u the ssysnth u1tsd
statss cavalry. Hs marchsd o Ssths;
hsad ~ =, 600 armed Cubaa hon y,
and footmsn The 5pop1lation "a ths
city was Wild With snthusiasn NV.
ing themselves - front oe IL ~ lIl's
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ITEMS or INTEREST

Z ;.
An epidemic Of inauenxa 10 raging Ii
Stockholm md Christiana. N B
Thstransport Sherman, with the Third
infantry aboard, was reported st Port
Said Friday. I ~ Al s
There are persistent rumors among
the natives 81 Peshawur that the anassr
Of Afghanistan, Abdur Rshmsn Khal,
II dead. essaa 80. n " ;s5S sssi III
4 B.rceloa. p.psr announce. 81,
Don Jaime. son Of Don Carlos, the me.
tender, has azrivsd OF Narbonns.
France. i. ssss:3s2 81 353 ss.
The Columbus. Hooking valley md
Toledo railroad has hesn sold to thslrs-
org.nis tions company the price being
14,o01, 900. Ias
Rspre sntativs Grosvepofp OF Ohio Ia
intod dtnsd . mll directing sthAt govern.
ment publications sh3ll bear sthe IN.
print = 1hsI Intsfnstio olaal Typographical
unioa
Mn. ianx J. Gso . JI ~ isd n ix,out
guilty to the indic ictneiiiit sg1izSt her tor
the murder No George p. 6axton sat
Canton, a., md her trial 49, sst 4of
April 4. 5;lsI|s
AZ : meeting Of the broom corn bny.
ers Of Central Illinois 4t Mattoon the
price Of sbrush has been advanced to
$3.50 per ton, an advance q $50 per ton
in the past four months D .s
Daniel q Connell, litsrateur, poet ind
playwright, u dead @ his suburban
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-02-28
sAuss,.sSlI,ils 1 A.nb,uls.ss. Z

CHICAGO. Fob. Is The first automo.
bile ambulance ever constructed .haa
been presented to the Michael Reese
hospital Of this city. .It was built fl
Chicago and i the gift Of Eve promi-
nent business men. The ambulancs
weighs 1000 pounds ard sits spssd ap.
ptoximates 3l6 miles u hour.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1899-02-28
Y LATE MARKET REP PooRT. >
Duluth Grain.

.Si 4 Duluth Grain. 81 sl5
AK 3 81 DULUTH, Feb. 0k
f5s / WHEAT-Ca Cash, No 4 hard, q ~; No.
1 Northern, 60Jic; No. = Northern, 689fo;
No. ;8. go To- Arrive-No hard, 7s3Sc;
No. 4 Northern, 20 On Track-No ]
hard. ~ ~: n .ss1 Northern. 70J6c; Nay.
7s7slc; July, 7a}1o. 8:l sS5i2
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men, impediments to marriage, ana sI, forms of chronic, nervous, blood and r.ri yate diseases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DIsEA CT, POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PIA3N GUARANTEE.
 Consultations at office or by mail are io-
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot yis.t me- No written prescriptions: wa furnish all medicines.
 birmingham Daily News: "The No,. .on,mends him Dr Dozler) most corli ,,,. " . so all those in need of his services
 Age-Herald: "His long record and on- proved abilities entitle him to the pron5 distinction of standing at the head of his Alabama Christian Advocate His o-o- fessional standing is unimpeachable and his character as gentleman and citizen is above reproach."
 Office and dispensary corner Third ava- nue and Nineteenth street. Birmingham . Ala. ES
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Wall Street Bankers

The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of Messrs J. A. Russell & Company, bankers and brokers of b2 Broadway, New York. This firm is the successor of Messrs. Darlington and Gus ack, members of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York City. J. A. Rus sell & Company do a general banking busi- ness and also take account for speculators on moderate margins. Wan street has had a bear set back, some time ago, and the bulls should have their innings now. J. A. Russell & Company will send you their market letter free on application. t*
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FOR RENT

TO LET-some rooms in private family with no children. in best location, with all conveniences separate. 22l Fist street. FOR RENT-Eight-room house, 26O9 7th avenue, good neighborhood, 5000 per month. Smith & Stilman, 220 Fist street. 9-23-3t.
 FOR RENT-Part of house; apply 2OOS 9th avenue. 9-A-3t FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms with cabinet mantels and nice new paper. Call at TT South 18th street.
 FOR RENT-A suite of unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern improve ments on two car lines; references ex- changed. 604 23d street, North. FOR RDNT-Two convenient unfurnished rooms, s5 per month Apply 1917 18th ave- nue, South 9-24-3t FOR RENT-The splendid residence of Judge Feagin, on corner of 10th avenue and 18th street, South. Six nice rooms over Gelders' restaurant. Chichester, Yancey & Orr, 2O09 1st avenue. 9-24-St FOR RENT-270I Avenue c, new Groom cottage: bath, hot and cold water; screen doors and blinds. Bailey Howard. 9-24-2t
 FOR RENT-The old Worthington place, Avenue F and 31st street. J. F. Graham. 9-23-6t
 FOR RENTING nice furnished rooms; also three furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Apply at 17OS Fifth avenue 9-21-1w. FOR RENT-Store 210 North 21st street, under Commercial club, 20X90; plastered basement 40x90: cement floor, always per fectly dry, connected by freight elevator, making 5400 square feet floor space. Ap- plv l. R Adams 9-20-wew-fri-s -sun-tf f s1. .oOO-3 fine lots 15Ox165, prettiest let's in East Lake, near pavilion, with nice 5- room cottage, in few feet of 18th street station; one-third cash. one and two years A bargain. It's going quick. See it. B. F. Eborn
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
BEAUTIFUL ARMORY
That of Jefferson Volunteers Prettiest
 in the South

Those who have visited the armory of the Jefferson Volunteers recently have all had pleasant surprise in seeing the ele- gant manner in which "the boys" have had their quarters fixed up. The trans- formation is indeed marvellous, and theirs is now one of the very handsomest arm ories in the south.
 The rooms have all been handsomely decorated The walls of the drill hall have been hung with beautiful tapestry panels, and an exquisite Afresco panel, surrounded by splendid relief work, ornaments the center of the ceiling, and the whole pre- sents a most artistic and pleasing effect. The work reflects great credit upon w. D. Colby's able decorators by whom 1t was done. D
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
N.w Auuatic Records

New York, September 23-The annual fall games given by the New York Athletic club were held at Travers Island today. E. s. c. Schaeffer of the New York Ath- letic club won the 100 yards, 220 yards and 440 wards aquatic events, establishing new American records in these events of l:0S 3-5, 2:03 3-5 and GAS 3-5, respectively.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
SAMOAN UPRISINGS
Are Predicted Unless the Malcontents
 Are Energetically Restrained

Berlin. September 23.-A correspondent of the Cologne Gazette, vino is making a tour of Samoa, telegraphs to his paper that there is increasing exciting and anti-Ger- man sentiment in the islands owing to al- legged British machinations. The corre- spondent predicts a new uprising unless the malcontents are energetically re- strained.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
AGENTS WANTED

e AGENTS of Equity of the World" St. Louis. Mo, wants lodge or ganizers big renewal contracts; sick ac- cdent, death benefits. 9-3-tf AGENTS W'ANTED-'ro sell our improved rubber collars, cuffs, fronts and ties; all styles; fast sellers; large commission American Rubber Collar Co.,. Springfield, Mass
 AGENTS to sell our cut-price Xmas books; 50c book, 15c; s1 book. 25c; s150 book, 5Oe; s2.50 book, 75c; credit given, freight paidt outfit free. Ferguson Pub Co.,, 29 Fifth street, Cincinnati, O.. AGENTS WAN NrED-For the Wright Bust Form-the only practical substitute for corset, and at the same time beauti- ful form giver. Wright Bust Fo. ..l Co.,, St. Louis, Mo-
 s3, s3,000-Lovely 14-acre truck farm at Wood- lawn; very rich; 6-acre bearing orchard, excellent barn. good 4-room house and outhouse; reasonable terms This place once sold for $50O0. and again sold for $7,500 Now, by trading quick, sS,0O0 Call and see 1t. B, F. Eborn, I06 Fist.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Courageous, But Rash

From the Chicago Record.
 Mrs. Padderly insuted our Culture ciub." Tn what way?'
 "she suggested that this year we take up the study of manners "
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
Blissful Moments

From the Boston Transcricpt.
 Hanlon-He assured me he was very sor- ny that I made myself appear so ridicu- lous.
 Meville-Thats all right. There are a great many persons who are never happier than when they are feeling sorry for some body
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
The Paris Exposition

From the Milwaukee Journal.
 To great many persons the Dreytus affair will not make any difference in their .sars fcr going to the Paris exposition. They were not going anyway. aA
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
A Thoughtful Husband
the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
 "You asked me to bring you some pin money this morning." said the young hus-' band.
 "Yes," she replied with an air of expec- tancy.
 "Wen," said he, I thought I might as well save you trip down town, so brought you a paper of pins instead"
The age-herald., 1899-09-24

Parker's Live and Let Live Drug Store, 1913 lst avenue, three doors from Morris Ho- tel, meets all prices.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
We meet all cut prices.
 ADAMS DRUG co.

Cut prices at DeWberry's drug store, corner Ed avenue and 2lst street.
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sALpsMEN WANTED

SALES NfAN-s3000 % a month and expenses guaranteed selling to hatels, stores, fami- guaranteed selling to hotels, stores, famI- cooking; makes its own gas from coal oil; fits any stove; cooks meals or heats room in half usual time. Perfection Burn CT Co, 179 w P. St., Cincinnati, o. SALESMEN-s20O per month guaranteed selling Brooks oil Gas Generators for generating gas from coal oil for heating or cooking stoves, ranges, furnaces or steam boilers. No smoke, odors, dust, coal kindling or ashes. Territory free. Brooks Burner Co.,, Cincinnati, O. WANTED Statesmen to sell improved and domestic liquors, principally fine Ken lucky whskies and blends, case and bar rel goods to jobbers and saloon trade. Good chance to the right man. Salary or commission. Address R. s. Strader 6 Son, 69 and Il E. Water St., Lexington, Ky.
 $3, ,700-Two well-built modern 2-story Broom cottages, on fine corner lot. fronting car line, South Highlands, near 10th avenue Rents will pay per cent. on over S,0U Just think! Two such houses and lots for only S1, $50 each by buying them both. B. F. Eborn, 106 21st
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MISCELLANEOUS

BoRNNTo Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Watkins, of Elyton, a daughter.
 BLOOD poisoning, colored spots, mucous patches in mouth, ulcers and sores Permanent cure. Box D, University Vitality Co. Hammond, Ind S1S50-A 2-story s-room house, said to cost s4,000, North Highlands, for only S1,350 to- morrow. B. F. Eborn.
 PARTIES wanting brick or wanting to move, telephone 3S7; prompt service w. l.. Robinson & Co., S9th street and 9th avenue S-29-eod-1m $1 1,00O-Splendid elevated corner with choice well-bufft Groom cottage; S400 cash and $15 month; about blocks from union de- Dot. A bargain. B. F. Eborn.
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For Exchange

Set, 10 volumes, Messages and Papers of the Presidents" new, for trained registered setter or pointer dog. Address
 c. L. NOEL, Boaz, Ala.
The age-herald., 1899-09-24

THE ALABAMA HOME HAS $25.000 TO loan to build houses on vacant lots The limit of cos, is smaller in this associa- tion than in any other company. Apply W. V NJ Robertson. G. NJ. 2OO9 First ave. 6-l6-1m
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
DIR. Q. T. DOZIER
 SPECIALIST,
Genito Urinary
 Surgery.

ouTscTc
 Cutaneous end gerereal diseases. All delicate dis orders of sexual organs and pel- vic viscera of men and women. Cystitis, strlcture. sexual @ weakness, prostititis. irreg. ularities of
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FOUND

FOUND
 I HAVE FOUND a positive cure for drunk enness can be given secretly; will gladly tell you what it is. Don't send money. Mrs May Hawkins, Lock Box J. A., 131 Grand Rapids, Mich. 9-2-St-sat-sun-wd $1,25o-Cash tomorrow; 4-acre 7-year or chard, fronting 600 feet on car line, cor ners right at station; has Broom cottage, fine well; beautiful property. You can't duplicate 1t for $2,5O0. Tomorrow s1,25o buys it. B. F. Eborn
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
BASE BALL.
Philadelphia '; Baltimore 9

Philadelphia, September 23.-rhe Plrillies defeated the Orioles today in a game de- void of interes ting features. Score:
 Il H D Philadelphia. -. ..103O03 30os-7 3 Baltimore. .. .. ..0000020 0-2 s 2 Batteries: Piatt and McFarland; Nops and Robinson
The age-herald., 1899-09-24
The Night School of the Mas

The Night School of the Mas sey Business College will begin Oct. 2. All Commercial, Short hand, Photographic and many Eng fish branches will be taught. Spe- cial rates. Write, call or tele- phone 512 for Catalogue and full information. No other night school in Birmingham.