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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

WANTED-By a thoroughly competent
builder, place as foreman; can furnish
complete plans and specifications free;
will trade for city or suburban property;
git-edge references. Address Builder.
this office
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

as stenographer; will
work quite reasonably, as I desire to keep
up practice during summer; have a new
typewriter. Address Smith Premier,
care Age-Herald. 5-21-sun mon
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WANTED-A small, well-improved fruit
farm also city investment property. Ad-
dress Cash. care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-To exchange real estate for
horse and buggy, or either. Box 76, Wood
|
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FOR SALE,

N,bOO-SoOxl9O, corner Ave and 9th st.
Nine houses.
81, 200-25x100 I'd ave. between 18th and nth
81, 500-50x140; four four-room houses Sd ave
rented at $24 per month.
So, 000-northwest corner I'd ave. and 18th ST.
$2,2O0-Six-room house, 7th ave. Good neigh
borhood.
$4,0OO-Two semi-detached residences, 25th
ST., north. Lot 120x150
$3,750-Good f-room cottage; 9Th ave
s4250-50x190; 9Th ave. and near 22d st. I'm,
proved.
s4,75o-5Cx19O; 7th ave., 7-room house.
$25 per foot. 1877 feet on 18th ave- near 10th
$6,500-Elegant home. Lot 95x24O, on 11th
ave. south.
We cannot advertise all we have for sale.
Call and see us.
CHICHESTER. YANcEY 6 ORR,
5-1s-tf. 2OO9 LIST ave.
FOR RENT.
No. S21, brick store, corner 18th street ana
4th avenue.
No sos North Goth street; Z rooms.
No. S12 South 18th street; rooms.
Charles avenue, Jonesville; 5-room cottage.
No. 1890 South Hst street; 5-room cottage
and servants house.
9th avenue, between 18th and 18th streets;
w. N. MALONE & CO.,
2017 First Avenue.
FOR SALE.
$5OOO-Corner. 1O0x190, houses, now renting
for $50 per month
$SbO-Corner, 10Ox1O0, z houses now renting
for $42 per month.
$4,0O0-Corner, 1OOx14O, Southsde, close In,
houses renting for $37 per month
SI5O-10 lots on Electric car line, West High
lands; nice oak trees on them; pick up.
g acres with 4-room house, acres with s.
room house, acres vacant down the vail
ley, all cheap. L. G. PETTYJoHN,
1861 Third Avenue
FOR SALE
$32o0-10-room house, 4-room house lots,
fruit on every lot: nothing like it on mar.
ket; by adding $1,000 improvement you
will have S1,100 rents per year. This will
sell. Call early
$i.6O0-7-room house in fine condition, Wood
lawn.
ss5O-Large lot, Groom house and larga
barn, Elyton. Your last chance at this
$500 rooms, Elyton; easy terms
5000 acres three miles out; good spring.
For bargains call. BERRY & CO.,
5-21-sun-rnon 4O2 Chalifoux.
WANTED.
Elyton Bonds. n.t,,:sai.1t
East Lake Land Co. Stock NJ al
Auditorium Stock. an
Bessemer Land and Imp. Co. Stock. ~
Bank Stocks of city. i'm
$4,000 Mortgage Notes.
5-21-sun-mon H F. WILSON g. co
MONEY TO LEND.
100000 to lend at 5k per cent. H. F. VIII
son & Co. H-tf
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
LACY & SORSBY
Have More Bargains than All Others-yox
Populi.
LACY & SORSBY for the People, and the
People for LACY & SORSBY.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

WANTED-Summer boarders on farm
convenient to depot; healthy location,
large yard, Shade trees, etc. Reduct on
to families or teachers when four or more
in number. Address Miss T. Gamble,
GoodWater Ala
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WANTED-Worst cases of inebriety and
morphine habits, to call on me and be
cured. Any length of time and any
amount taken daily. Office at home from
a. m. to 1 p. M, 1902 s. 18th ave. A. s.
Woolley. S-17-sun-st
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WANTED = BY thoroughly competent
builder; place as foreman, can furnish
complete plans and specifications free.
will trade for city or suburban property;
gilt-edge references. Address Builder
this office
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WANTED-Faithful persons to travel Sal
airy, straight, no more, no less, $f60 and
expenses. Reference. Enclose self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope, A. J. Mimson,
sec'y, Caxton Big, Chicago. My A-23
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WANTED-White woman for general house
work. Apply Mrs. C. e. Cox, 1904 9th ave-
nue.. 5-21-tf
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AGENTS-$10O weekly and expenses guar
anteed good men to sell Attic Refrlger-
ating Machines for cooling refrigerators;
guaranteed 70 per cent. cheaper than ice;
indestructible, everlasting. Every owner
of a refrigerator buys them, as the saw
ing of ice in one month more than pays
for machine. Have over 5000 in use; loo
leading testimonials from leading mer-
chants of the u. s. Greatest monopoly
over offered agents. No competition;
exclusive territory assigned to good
salesman. Write today and secure your
territory before 1t is taken.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains
how we teach the barber trade in eight
weeks; mailed free. Moler Barber Col
lege, st. Louis, Mo. 5-21-6t
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DISTRICT AGENTs-Men and women ev-
erywhere In Alabama, and especially In
Birmingham, to appoint sub-agents and
sell our goods. 500 a month; greatest
seller ever offered; simply out of sight;
everybody who has feet buys. Chinese
Foot Co., Cincinnati, o.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

THE MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paid
weekly on 800 invested January, 1899, now
amount to $258; capital never endangered
Best investment on earth; get particulars.
Money Maker" 1410 Masonic Temple,
Chicago.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Excellent Groom cottage,
bath, etc., lot 50x160, near 18th, on 18th
street, South Highlands; cozy home,
choice property and a bargain at $1,000.
on easy terms B. f. Eborn, LOG 21st.
Phone 3O9
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WANTED-Agents to sell the Life and
Glorious Deeds of Admiral Dewey" by
Jos. L. Stickney. Terms liberal. Address
D. e. Luther Pub. c., Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED-Logging teams; also eight hun
bred cars of saw logs loaded within forty
miles or near Birmingham: pine oak,
poplar and gum. King Lumber company.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-21

OUR DOLLARS AND SENSE BOOK,
which we send free, explains how small
investment in the wheat market insures
a regular monthly income. Absolutely
safe. Combination Investment Co.,
Rialto building, Chicago.
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nam as prescriptionist or bookkeeper by
young man. References given. Care
M" Age-Herald
WANTED-Names of ruptured people. We
cure free to introduce our method. DR..
Speirs, "a Main ST., Westbrook, Me.
5-21-4t Sun
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RARE CHANCE for good investment pay
ing per cent. daily Gilt edge security
Regular weekly income. Write Albert
Fordyce, PSI Dearborn ST., Chicago
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AGENTS-Big money selling our fire proof
home and business safes; $3.50 cleared
one day by new agent; capital or ex-
perience unnecessary; write for special
terms and catalogue. Alpine Safe Co.,
Cincinnati
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WANTED-To exchange plantation in
southwest Georgia for house and lot in
Birmingham. State location of property.
Box 563.
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FOR sALE-Brlcks-2OO, 900 on cars at Biz
mingham, at IS per thousand. George
Shannon. Chattanooga, Tenn.
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or winter; 50 to IS profit in each lamp
Brilliant Gas Lamp Co., 4S Clark ST.. Chi
cago.
AGENTS WANTED-$5 daily selling straw
: berry huller; no crushed fruit; sample,
10c; Star Manufacturing Co., IS N. Fran
cisco ST., Chicago.
AGENTs-Best Gasoline Gas Lamp on mar
ket; costs cent for 9 hours; sells itself;
big money. Royal Gas Lamp Co., Ralto
Building, Chicago.
, 1899-03-13
SESSION LAWS, 1899.
CHAPTER 81.
REPORTS OF UNIVERSITY.
Senate File No. 1S.

An Act relating to the reports to be made by the President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the University
OF wyoming. and repeating Section I of Chapter rs of the Laws
OF sSl, Section 3 of Chapter 109 of the Laws of 1895, and Section
z of Chapter 10 of the Laws of 1895.
ID q " Enacted dy the Legislature of the State of Wyoming:
Section l. AT the close of each scholastic wear, dune
SUM- the Trustees of the University of Wyoming, through
'heir PRESIDENT, shall make a report in detail to the Cover
nor exhibiting the progress, condition and wants of the
University and of each school or department thereof; the
course OF study in each, the number of professors and stu
dehts, together with the nature, costs and results of impOr-
tant Investigations, and such other information as they
deem important, or as may be required by any law of this
state, or of the United States. Accompanying such report,
and as a part thereof, the Secretary and Treasurer of the
Board of Trustees shall unite in an itemized report showing
the amount of receipts and disbursements for the year, as
had and made by said Board, showing the appropriation
resolution for that year, showing clearly the purposes for
which the same have been expended, and the amount there
of expended upon each school or department of work, in
Guiding the experiment station.
Sec. ,. Such reports are to be printed and not less than
one hundred copies thereof filed with the Secretary of State
for distribution among the members of the Legislature and
other public officers.
See. }. Section az seven of Chapter T5) seventy-fve of
the Laws of 1S9D eighteen hundred and ninetyone, Section
90 three of Chapter 900 one hundred and nine of the Laws
OF lS9o) eighteen hundred and ~ninetyfve, and Section C)
two of Chapter 11W one hundred and ten of the Laws of
ClS95) eighteen hundred and ninetytfve, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 1. This Act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved February 18th, A. d. 1899.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10

days Of the revolution. or during the
civil war. The resolutions adopted on
the war with Spain and the results
growing out Of it are SHORT, but they
cover the subject thoroughly and sus.
tain the administration in these words !:
The recent war with Spain. which
was necessitated by humanity, has
been overwhelmingly vindioated by the
result so speedily and splendidly attain.
ed. We recommend the tact, the pa
tience, the skill and the statesmanlike
spirit with which the president has ap-
preached the perplexing problems aris-
ing from the war. Under the treaty
with Spain, the law of nations put
upon the United States the responsible
ity for the peace and security Of life
and porperty, the we'll being and future
government Of the Philippine islands;
accepting this responsibility, it ia our
profound trust that the present hostili-
ties can be brougt to an early termina.
tion aud that congress, guided by
wise and patriotic administration, will
establish and maintain in this nation,
hitherto the home Of tyrants, a govern
ment as free, as liberal and as progress
i've as our own.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10

in FIVE hours and 25: minutes. The
previous record was 10000 ems an
hour, made in the St. Louis Post Dis.
patch Office four years ago.
The Forthcoming report of the fourth
assistant postmaster general will show
some interesting facts regarding the
growth in the number Of postoffices in
the country during the past year. UP
to June 80 last there were $4,000 post
offices in the United States. This ia
an increase Of about l $50 over the corr
responding period of 1898. The gain
in the number Of postoffioes established
III the northwest has been marked.
Since June 80 about 800 new offices
have been established, and since the
close of the civil war the postotfices
throughout the country have multiplied
at the rate Of more than 1000 a year.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Grand.

Friday, Oct Ga E Pike, St. Joe
F N Lee, Park City; E A Wing, Chica
go; J A Forbes, st. Paul; T T Van
Alta, Minneapolis; G Fl Underwood,
Anaconda; F D Fumes and wife. e H
Johnson, Miles City; L A Guthrie,
Wyo.; E E Crawford, Wyo. W M
Wheeler, st. Louis; E Fl Nyhus, St.
Paul; G. L. Duychett. San Francis
co; W A Richards, W Van Devanter. "A
W Barber, Cheyenne; G H Richmond,
Chicago; S J Hysham, Ind; L P
Southworth, Denver; H Kline, Glen.
dive; A j Minard, Chicago; 7 Smith,
Chicago; Fl Florsheim, J K Schoo.
maker, Chicago; V Prosser, St. Paul !;
A Baxter, Minneapolis; VIM. Rea, Jr.,
st. Paul; G. McDaniels. st. Paul.
Saturday. W. Warner, K. G.;
J Fl Hay, Butte; A O Taylor, Mime
apolis; P Volstenholm, Robt. Volsten.
holm, fired Volstenholm, Pa; N R
VESSEL, Helena; A o Taylor, J Stand
ley, M Jenkins, St. Paul; A Mueller.
st. Paul; G Fl Underwood, Anaconda; {;
I F David, Utica; A W Dauphin, Min
neapolis; Henry Schnitzel, s. D.; Ben
Moody. s. D.; W Hill, Grow Agency;
9 K Rean, Ill. s P Brown; Ia; Mr.
and Mrs. P. Keller, H x eiser, Grow
Agency; A W Littlepage, q R Thomp.
son, San Francisco; E A Gray, Helena;
9 Lyndes and wife, Mont; Mrs. W A
Mutton, L Quinlan, St. Paul; H L
Miller, Glendive.
Sunday.-T j Hine, Chicao; W J
Stories, Spokane; W A Wishon, Butte;
G Fedick. N G.; G K Rean, ILL.,; A. A
Morris. Billings; W A Hedges, Col. !;
H E Seaman and wife, Omaha; @ E
Davis, Utica; 4 + Crawford, F D Mer.
rill, Ia. +; g H Blanden, Chicago J W
Phillips, Chicago; f Demartin, J B
Smith, ILL.,; A Forbes, st. Paul; 7
P Cullen, Mont; H 7 Westheimer, Mo.
Monday X Krause. Helena; G A
DUNCAN, Portland; J + Edwards,
Grow Agency; p H Clark, 0 Hogem.
Lavina; 7 McGirl, Huntley; G S
Reynolds, city; W J Creese. Helena; T
P Mcdonald, Bridger; G M Dietrich,
Neb. J A Forbes, st. Paul; 7 Frei-
man, A Flager, Red Lodge; N $
Crump, Neb. ID Mckenzie, st. Paul;
q H Spencer, Chicago; A B Clark and
wife, st. Louis; G w Knee, H A
Potter, San Francisco; J M Rapelje,
Glendive; NJ L O'Brien. Glendive, Fl
l. Miller, Glendive.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10

Admiral Dewey has accepted the
offer of residence in Washington City,
to be purchased for him with the fund
subscribed for that purpose. which now
amounts to $4,000. The admiral
would not have accepted the gift. he
said, if it had come from few wealthy
men, but as there are 43, 900 subscrib.
ers to the fund, he regarded the present
as one form the American people.
The committee will purchase a resi-.
dence for Admiral Dewey, who has ex-
pressed desire to get settled at once,
not wishing to wait until a house can
be built for him.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10
SOME SHEEP NOTES.
Recent Sales ana shipments on the BILL
ings Market.

Recent sales ana shipments on the Bill
ings Market.
Jos. Sims. the big flockmaaster from
Lavina, has been in the city several
days receiving and getting ready for
shipment several thousand head Of
sheep, which will be sent to the Chica-
60 market tomorrow over the Northern
Pacific. The train will be special one
of twenty-five cars.
j. W. Newton, QUE Of the prominent
sheepmen of Yellowstone county, re-
turned yesterday from Oregon, where
he purchased 2,500 head of lambs.
which will arrive il Billings soon and
be placed on the Yellowstone river
range this winter.
William Rea, the St. Paul sheep.
buyer and feeder, accompanied by Ger.
aid Panton, lett Sunday for Oregon,
Where they will load and ship two train
Of sheep to this county for winter feed
ing.
S. A Guthrie Of Douglas, Wyo., who
has been here for week, shipped a
trainload Of sheep to Moorcroft, Wyo,,
yesterday to place them on the range for
the winter.
President P. B. Moss Of the First
National bank is receiving 10000 head
of lambs from Oregon, which he will
put Oh the Lake basin range.
l.. P. Southworth, who has purchased
great many sheep on the Billings mar.
ket for feeding in past seasons, has been
in the city for week past. He has
only purchased about 10000 head this
fall, thinking that sheep are held too
high for profitable feeding. Mr.. South
worth will ship about the first Of Mo-
vember to Ravenna, Neb., where he
will feed on corn. The Nebraska crop
this year, he says, is the largest in the
history Of that state, and will sell
at about 8 cents bushel.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10
'E7F77T'F 7F-F7F'7 - - 'f-F " s's~s
M'LEAN'S AM BlTION.

A special correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing from Cleveland
on the exciting campaign now being
conducted in Ohio, says that John r.
Mclean, the democratic candidate for
governor, is playing for no less a stake
than the presidency. II he can carry
Ohio next month. Mclean figures that
he will be the logical candidate Of the
democrats in 1900 Perhaps he would,
but he hasn't carried Ohio yet. Even
II nc should do so, however, the fact
should be remembered that the buckeye
state has never yet cast its vote for a
democratic president. Ohio has a fash.
ION OF going democratic occasionally in
"of' years, but the people down there
vote as they shot in national elections
to sustain the government and the fl ag.
The republicans of Ohio are confident
Of success next month and Mr.. Nc.
Ho"h PRESIDENTIAL aspirations will be
nipped in the bud, They are of such
a nature, though, as to friehten
Colonel Bryan, who has not yet rushed
TO the rescue of the Ohio democrats, but
for deoenoy's sake he may yet be COM
pelled to- McLeans success would
mean the shelving of Bryan. but that
gentlemanais sure to be shelyed in any
event The relations between him and
Mclean are not friendly, the Nebraska
'oolonel's objection to the Ohioan's s nom.
anation for the vice presidency in 'as
being tho only thing that kent his
name Oft the national ticket. 1t would
DO Interesting under the circumstances,
TO see Bryan take the stump in Ohio.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10
STETG POLITICAL
; DRIFT 80.


Butte Times: Hon. Charles r. Leon
ard is being talked of in republican
circles as their candidate for congress.
Fergus County Argus: Senator Car
ter has returned to Helena from San
Francisco, where he went to extend a
welcome to the Montana regiment.
Montana was paid a high compliment
in the courtesies extended the distin.
guished senator from this state, he hav-
ing been the guest Of the Union league,
the chamber of commerce and other as.
sociations. He made several addresses,
which were received with the utmost
enthusiasm.
Pony Sentinel: 1t will be a grand
day for the honor of Montana when
the case Of John B. Welcome is finally
settled and the opprobrium, heaped
upon the state through the action of
few people in the last legislature. re-
moved once and for all II Welcome is
guilty, Clark was illegally elected and
should not be seated. II Welcome is
lnnooent, the cloud should be removed
from Clark's title to seat in the
United States senate and Whiteside
punished to the full extent of the law.
butte Bulletin: 1t is said that Hon.
William Lindsay of Dawson county is
experiencing small.sized boom in the
eastern part OF the state.
Y.
Butte Bulletin: Hon. A. l.. Babcock,
formerly state senator from Billings.
ana one OF the popular republicans
ifom the east side, was interviewed by
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899.
WHITESIDE's ARREST.

The plot thiokens. Fred Whiteside
has been arrested on the charge Of hav.
ing attempted to bribe the deputy
county clerk at kalispell to let him
tamper with the election returns. The
charge AYERS that Whiteside who was
candidate for senator and was elected
BY two or three votes Oh the face of the
returns, offered the deputy county clerk
$1,000 to let him monkey with the
ballots. Whiteside. it will be recalled,
was unseated by the senate and his
place given to Geiger, a republican,
who at once clambered into the CLARK
band wagon. Since that time White
side has sued the Butte Miner for
800, 900 damages, which charged. in
substance, that the DAILY crowd fur
nished hin, the 100000 that he turned
over to the legislature, with the state.
ment that it had been given him to
bribe members to vote for Clark
Whether or not Whiteside is guilty, re.
mains to be proven; by few people
he is regarded as martyr, while
many more consider him rogue. This
newspaper inclines to the latter belief,
but we will admit that it looks strange
that Whiteside was not arrested at the
time the alleged crime was committed;
it looks suspicious to delay charge Of
that kind for nearly year. The CLARK
people, of course, if they are half as
bad as they are supposed to be, are
none too good to trump up such a
charge to endeavor to discredit White.
side. But be did that pretty thorough.
ly himself, when he publicly admitted
that he took $50, 900 with which to
bribe members Of the legislature.
This new Whiteside incident, how.
ever, is but one more chapter in the
disgraceful senatorial scandal Of last
winter. Out Of it has grown the Well.
come disbarment case, the Whiteside
libel suit and now the Whiteside brib.
cry charge. And the democrats are
solely responsible for each and every
one of them. The hope Of the public
is that the courts Of the state, when
they begin the work Of trying the alleg-
ed oulprits, will be able to sift the mat
ter to the bottom. That il what the |
people Of Montana want to see done. no
matter where the guilt lies They are
pretty thoroughly convinced that both |
the CLARK and DAILY factions think moth.
ing Of the corrupt use OF money to &C.
oomplish their ends and the people Of
this state want to see them exposed.
They have little hope that they will be
punished as they deserve.
The Billings gazette., 1899-10-10

The Yellowstone Leader, Rev. Han
nah's new Big Timber paper, has
reached our table. 1t is neat and
newsy sheet, but there is no field for it
in Big Timber, which now has three
newspapers. and the Leader as busi-
ness proposition cannot be maintained.
Rev. Hannah displays some ability as
an editor, however. and it is hoped his
career as a journalist will be more bril-.
liant than the record he has made as a
statesman,