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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
MILES URGED IT MONTHS AGO.
advised Railing Volunteers for MsnlI.
In Aprii-Ths OIL, Dispatch Dsoi.a.

W~AsHISGroS. June 9I.-Major Gen.
eraI Miles is a strenuous advocate of
the dispatch of large reinforccments
to General Otis in the Philippines
As\far back as April he recommended
that ten Of the volunteer regiments
which the President is authorized 70
raise under the army reorganization
law be organized and sent to Manila.
There is no truth in the story tina,
General Miles has applied to be
sent to Manila General Miles would
not wish TO take any action to dis.
place General Otis, when that officer
is doing all he can to quell the rebel.
lion with the limited means at his
command. Notwithstanding the re.
port to the contrary, the President is
satisfied with General Otis course and
has no intention of relieving or recall
ing him.
1t is equally untrue. /. is asserted
by Acting Secretary Meikleiohn. that
General Otis has cabled that he will
be compelled to retreat unless prompt.
" reinforced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
TO GO OUT WITH SAMPSON.
s'ssoee' Taylor and Chsd wick win
Probably lave Shore Duty In tn. r.,,

~ Eau
WASHINGTON, June 81. Captain II
L Taylor, who commands the Indiana
and whose tour Of sea duty has ex-
pred has applied to the department
for permission to remain on his pres.
n duty until November, when the
department expects Rear Admiral
sampson to r%elinquish command OF the
North Atlantic squadron. About the
same time the tour of sea duty of Cap.
tain Sigsbee, commanding the Texas.
will expire and he will be placed on
shore duty. When Rear Admiral
sampson hauls down his flag, Captain
+. T. Chadwick of the New York will
probably request shore duty.
As the New York, Indiana and Texas
are crack ships Of the home squadron
no trouble will be experienced in get
ting officers willing to command them
There are already several applications
on fle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
HE cOLUsBIh's IRlaL 1Rlp
Hests D. Oa Cop r~ssf.ns,, !.
Proves .hs p.s.-,

SHrrOsT. z l.. ysss p -n4s &c..
trial trip Of the neu A-e-lea. 90.
defender Columbia shseA .ocs 80
in Narrazsnset, bar ye,se-dsT. "a.
oors sueeessful ;han either E=r b-i.4.
srs or her 0zEsrs had reaso, % 49,
Nos oalY did the rev boai show -
self 70 be able in every partieu.s-
but she oet the Cd racer IA.
fender. in q friendly brush 0. s-.,e
70 windBsrd.s AID vsnQuished 10,
with the creates; ease The rsee "a.
tween the flyers which Vas ore,
ia FIVE minutes. -as sailed ia an .i,b,
knot breeze nader the SINE eo5si.
tioDs. each boz; carrying .hree lower
sails ai:h sheet well fa;tsned I,
took tie Columbia aboui three min.
utes- sailing from the Dessnde-.
weather quarter. 10 blanket Der. anf
in Eve minutes she uas iog ward.
ahead. going pas. the Old cup defender
az IL the latter were anchored Unde,
these conditions Is would seem A, IL
the Columbia were from h.,een ,o
twenty seconds q mile faster shan De.
fender. and IL she can make the sam.
gain Ia a hard b.or the fears Cor tho
safety Of the Americas cup will "a
considerably a.layei
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
UPaOAa At LOUISVILLE
Eestnsky D~-peurs.s prsrerf tne Bst-

k<rfnfkr b~.o~rfsfs brsrerf the Boil
Ss<4sx s>r GSssrssx
LDr1srTIzG Ky. ynss E.-When
TIE Derooc-sf5e state cD1rsrts1a was
called 80 Or1e- .; 20 o'esDek this -S5ro-
Tag ths ihres-e0-7srs1 Aga; for the
Srberraso-is1 DoDina:i0n was sYrsr-
estlT 10 rszrsr settlement thsa On
SHtG-1sF C>,fsre1ees lss;1ng un.sl
Gag after r5csighs failed 80 brinz
s.y tzo of the ~esodidatet nearer 20
gs1hs-. tbo.Yh for a tirss IL looked as
tb0ozh S103s sss Harsia might get
together
Joh5 = Kbea called attea;ion 20 the
presence !. the hall Of poiiessosD. ths
infershes being TIA: ;heT we're there
simply 20 keep order lie noTed that
the Chairman order ;benn removed
The easir-zsa recalled the attempt Of
Friday nighi W OEtsi5ers % interfere
With she proceeSisrs 0f the oD1rep-
tsODs sid she police had been called
q: his rsqaesi and declares the motion
On; q order Rbea ADD other stone
ana Hardin Leaders appealed from this
re-sion aud dernAnce1 = call Of the
-S-niiss The ehair declined 20 re-
@gnizs TIE sYpeAl. aaa ordered the
roll called for a b4l+o; for governor.
Instantly tie ~coDTeniiVa WAS 10 q
Turmoil. eg1a- 20 any Of the exciting
ineidsnts o. las. week Toe Stone
and Hsrsin Leaders made frantic ap-
PeslS for 5~7siiee aud fairness. A
c0Zsn Of them gathered ia the space
IL troni ofihe chairman sad with the
ro>ifsrous support % hundreds Of del
eza;es declared the bllio: should not
proceed un;il their appeal from the
decision Of the chair vas Pot TO the
house. The discomfort over what
were believed 20 be arbitrary decis-
ions Of the chair b1de fair 20 put .
stop 80 further business Here oc-
eurred al incident illustrating the
state Of feeling. 4 note was handed
Chairman Red~ine sad he sat down
20 read IL Again the delegates BE-
came wildly excited
What does your boss say?- Read
il OUT they yelled q, the top Of their
voices The note was handed to the
clerk and read Il proved TO be a note
from the printer in regard 20 u short
age Of tally sheets
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
TO TEAR DOWN CHlNA'S WALL.
The story OF . Chicago Engineer Oa
Bs Way "a the Far East

DENyER, Col. June 25-According
% Frank Lewis, a Chicago civil engi.
neer. b was a guest at the Oxford
hotel yesterday, the Chinese govern
ment contemplates the destruction Of
the ancient Chinese wall that separ.
ates China proper from Chinese Tar
tary. He says he Is on the way to
China TO assist in tearing down the
famous structure. Mr.. Lewis goes to
China IN behalf OF a syndicate Of Chi.
cago capitalists lie said:
II understand the enterprise Is one
Of ths Chinese governments own con.
ception and is independent Of Rus
sian. German or French influence.
The cost will b: great, involving mil
lioas Of dollars The concession that
will be granted will be worth the
candle aad / anticipate there will be
sharp competition"
Mr.. Lewis said he has information
that a New York syndicate is the
only other American concern after
the project and that there are two
British syndicates out. n French syn
dictate and tire, German companies.
The Chicago syndicate is said to have
such men back o: it as the Armours.
Marshall Field, the e!d.r Letter and
Carter Harrison.
The great wall extends 1850 miles
from the ocean to the boundary of
Tufkestan. 1t was begun by the
great emperor Che Huang-Tein ETA Il.
C.. to keep out the Mongolians. As it
did not keep out the M~ongo,ians, amt
they got possession of the country, it
now runs through China proper, and
is on no boundary except the ancient
one.
The destruction Of the wall will not
be such an enormous task as might be
inferred Near Pekin, where the wall
was built for display. il is an impos.
ing structure. broad and high, of solid
masonry, but the rest OF the wall
never corrcsponded to this. Recent
explorations have shown that large
| sections of the wall are utterly in
ruins and most of it never deserved
the name of wall. 1t was made of
sand, earth and broken stones piled in
heaps Over several hundred miles
where the wall was supposed to ex-
tend. there never existed a wall, but
only here and there a watch tower.
The great wall. 1t has been said, would
better have been called the great
bluff"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

Eysrsf no srOYtS 20 assist In tie col
lsctI0n ~ exhibits witch would ex-
hSSs,iTsly illustrate ssch ssiien; TEA
nfs ~ szeh "a O1r Rev possessions.
~ sho1s fsrDiiisz u natives. repre-
s@It!rs slnaoss every racial character.
isile N The Inhabitants II there sea-
Washed lands. have be@n induced 20
travel 20 the lsDd N Starr and Stripes.
there ~ bgHd their homes and villages
foT a brssf time and 10 faithfully re-
produce their daily life and customs.
IT. the colonial exhibits building will
~ found the manufactures and prod
DetE " Cuba. POrta Rico. Hawaii and
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

-GSx-i.os-; .giJz5rss q. ths Trz-t-
N~AssAasD1s EEJsssssSs wei. ssii IL
t2ct s.> were tesgrse for tSs new -
isTyfls@. IT. txst ~ -o13bsr1iog rsrgs-
ss1tSups r@zyS z1S s1kiA6-s frO-,
cuEs- Porto kt.o. Esvatf z.< fAs
FacssvySEs ilxn1s wac rst5s eD-upzrz-
nrslI sSST W x-VrerErse.. s&xsstxres
AT TIE rsHsl1 ~ far attained hare
n~s-ts&sa@sc ere. tie srcsf-zfsV-t q tbs
s1,h2sasE,s pAo inzEEurx1s1 the great
sE;erpslse. TIE oT4izsrT vo<k u years
Las hss1 eozDprehs<S 8.-o q few tsr-r
sDl1tst. TIE OfNssy Dt fas z-.zT All
otksy representatives q iAe rSTsrr-
-sEs 81 as seTersl L1I.1S have
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
THE SHAMROCK LAUNCHED.
A kishsp to the Irish Challenger
as She Struck the Water.
HAS NOT A GOOD BEGINNING
cosit1>1 VIA . barre 30 Ms1ssr-sn-
Ths EEb~et 81 the D.rsx- s>s Kssvs
-ss Thss.s Upt>. Estsrtsiss .
DzssssxuAshes Party.

L0rDoS, June ZI-Sir Thorna. Lip
tOnis cup challenger. Shamrock. was
launched a; , O'Clock this Afternoon
a: xiilnal Up 20 ;hs. time she was
hidden from view in an eaorn0us
launching cradle under . Temporary
s5ed ia samuda's gard
AT II o'clock this morning go work
men completed the preparations for a
lsuneh and the occasion was observed
A. q general holiday. O1 a little spot
among the forests Of raasts a large
;eni, gaily decorated with hagx. nAs
ERECTED opposite the yaehi. which
stood upon the slips ready for the
'saier. she was flying the stars and
stripes and Union Jacks
Prom the river little could be seen
kept the stern % the yseh,. where
q bright. golden letters shone the
name Shamrock
Previous TO the launch, Sir Thomas
Upton gave a lunch at the SAVIOR no
;el TO The guests invited 70 the eere-
anony They included Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford. the Mardeis of
Duferin. the Earl and Countess o.
Csnwillian. Lady Russell of Ri,owep.
he Hon. Lillian Russell. the Hon.
>cbonberg. Kerr Mcdonnell. principal
private secretary 10 the MarqIis Of
salisbury; Sir George Fau1el-Ps!iipp,.
ex-lord mayor Of London. and Lady
Philips; Herbert Gladstone. Major
scharman-Crawford. the Hon. w.
Walsh and II. NJ McGilldowny. the
asst three representing the Roya! I'll
ster zach; club
Lady Russell christened the YACHT
with the customary bottle OF cham.
pagne, saying: Il christen you Sham.
rock. God bless you; good luck TO you:
you bring back the up"
Three cheers were then given. and
a signal from Lady Russell the boa,
the cradle glided safely into the
As the Shamrock reached mid
'tream, from the slips. a barge COL
with her, striking the yachts
bow above the water line and making
4 big dent The full extent of the
damage done mas no been ascer.
Lady Russell, the sponsor. is the
wife OF Charles Russell, Baron of XII.
owen, who vas made chief Justice of
England in 1894
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
frankie Flormon's Good Luck.

TACOMA. Wash, June 81. Miss
frankie Flormon Of the Black Hills,
S. d., has discovered what A,lin min.
ing men believe will become the great
est quartz mine in Alaska and British
Columbia. II consists of an ore vein
from 200 to 600 feet in width and near
ly a mile loag. In its course this i'm
mense vein is intersected by Atlin
City. The ledge Is a rue assure Of
free milling ore, with n hanging wall
OF %serpentine and n foot wall Of
quartzite.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

90 sntSrDrse ss9 ys, ;hslr work Mas
steadily pssbsS forward 70 a s1eeess-
ful cODelssIDr All TIE sor1 .sw 0 IA
tNn strong sES rlgD-02s srOgss 20
sAxs a mighty war With an % world
cJws' q a. tie ssas ,irss ho1t 3
sfssf sfcosiiio1. iVvs,yfng iu grss,
resources. ia nsspsi0ss rrOgrssx and
'fs iEsSiis Possibilities. Tks. sane
spif1f u lDcsraitsbIs snersy has made
n pDssJbis 10 organize another grand
szSDsiiIon uhieh shall srplo4t the pos
sessions ~ recently sequIYsc-
The ADsrtean people are eagerly
Discussing q mat absorbing topic, and
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
JENNINGS WAS NEARLY FREE.
Two Prisoners E,cspst From tn, Train
Robber,a Cell In sprIng 20 I'D.

SrRISGPIELD. Mo-, June 21.-''Bill"
Jennings, the convicted train robber,
nearly escaped from the county Jail at
about 2 o'clock this morning james
Hennessy and Charles Witchert, call
mates OF jennings. escaped and have
not been captured. They crawled
through a hole which they had cut
through the stone wall. Jennings
would have escaped, but the hole vas
not big enough for him to crawl
through. In trying to enlarge it he
made u noise that attracted the guards
in the Jail office, adjoining. They put
an end to Jennings plans Kennedy
occupied a s,para tie cell and had no
opportunity TO join in the break.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

81. LOUIS, No, June . Miles Nc.
Donald, aged -, employed by the L.
NJ. Long Syrup Company. as the result
OF a wager with some fellow employees.
OWED from the center span of the
Eads bridge, badly injuring himself
and narrowly escaping death. Nc
Donald alighted on his shoulders and
the upper part of his back, and but
for the prompt assistance of a boat
and crew in readiness he would have
been drowned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Western Pionesr 4, Dead.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 21.-Cofonel
Thomas Cornelius, a pioneer of ls45.
is dead at his home in Washington
county. In 1856 he was a candidate
for governor, but was defeated by
sylvester Pennoyer. lie vas a veteran
OF two Indian wars in the northwest,
and in 1856 raisei n re ytm,nt in this
state to fight for the pres ervation Of
the union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
N0N-UNl0N MEN CLUBBED.
Resumption of Street Car TrArsc 10
Cieveiand Marked by Violence.

Cleveland Marked by Violence.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 27.-only
one outbreak of violence attended the
resumption of rafic on all the lines
of the Big Consolidated street railway
yesterday. There was objection in
some parts of the city to the retention
of the n~on-union men who were kept
by the company. a party of twenty
i've men assembled near the brooklyn
bridge. just south of the city. and
whenever a car came along with a
n%on-union crew the passengers were
asked to disembark aud wait for a car
manned By q union crew. In most
cases the passengers did as requested.
Finally a non-union conductor under
took to argue with the crowd, and he
was promptly struck over the head
with a club, and he and the motormau
driven away. The mob refused t o
permit the car to move until n union
crew came along ana pushed it to tho
barn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

rsn 80 bsfax ssxsster ~ sa.s rzts c1s-
bs<ss<1 fa~ rnasssass ~sss<szoss - sisar
.rsspprpts s1< 20 ehsysAxy sas4r rxrsec
uroset - -, sfsS- r-srnrpsrcs s1<
fhscr All, "a rne r<saa1r &C fhs frxr
Cssa.sr Anssrzcs Csao11a1 Er,sssxs6rL
rfbft s1sza 80 EStst az Omaha On
gEey bG Tfzs = xss r.aEct3s 80 %
ft4s - o. st<rT o uDs wss <pt 50 ne
TAI fhsf N tesgfhfSl rror16s AIT
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

The illustrations shown herewith
give but a faint idea Of a few Of the
colonial features OF the exposition and
Lut serve 10 f~oreshadow the wonderful
results which have been achieved In
securing n representative exhibit from
our colonial possessions.
The people Of Hawaii are proud OF
the fact that they are a part OF this
great nation, and have made extensive
preparations for an exhibit OF their
products and resources. There will also
be a village u the native people. the
former owners and rulers OF these rich
islands, In which native life and GUS
toms will be accurately reproduced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

c'Esr widely hs 20 the solution Of a
great national problem. Imperialism
and expansion md earnest advocates
and bitter opponents. and the future
Of the young nation depends largely
upon a proper solution Of this ques-
ton. To meet a videgpT sad demand
for information 10 bring special knowi-
edge on a special subject 10 the Amer
lean people 10 illustrate and exploit
the characteristics Of the peoples who
have recently found shelter beneath
our nag. 10 show without prejudice or
favo. their capabilities and possibili-
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Pinrro. SAY. A,r.r I. wi,a.

'eTRoiT, Mich, Juas 81, la an in
' 'view Governor Pngree stated that
Secretary Alger would no. leav, the
cabinet to accept a foreign appoint
ment said the governors; "He knows
better than 70 60 over to Europe when
he has o Senatorial fight on In Mich.
t,an ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
swore to q False Tax Lat

WARRESsBURG, No., June a7.-John
y Mcdonald, a farmer in Southeastern
johnson county, has pleaded guilty In
the circuit court to making a false
assessment list and paid n fine Of sa5
lie had been under indictment about
six months Mcdonald ia a Demo.
cratic politician and a man of consid-
cradle influence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Wants Ills Pcnlion Reduced.

WOOSTER, OHIO, June a7,-A case
much out OF the ordinary is that of
John j. Hullinger. an old soldier, who
lives at 1874 East Henry street. this
city, who wants the pension depart.
inent to reduce his pensioa Of s7a a
month to $50. Hullinger is totally
disabled, having been confined to his
home with rheumatism for Is years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

In all. other departments the first
Greater America Colonial Exposition
bids fair TO far surpass the great sue
cess scored last year by the Transmits
sissippi exposition. Each department
II under the Supervision OF a manager
well yersed In the art OF exposition
building. and from July LIST TO Noyem-
Der ist no efforts will be spared TO
score a grand success.
The Enchanted Island at the Greater
America Exposition IN Omaha this
summer will contain q marvellous
troupe OF Marionettes performing
amidst elaborate scenic effects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Fired on n Cuban Mob

CIENFuEoos, Cuba June o. Three
American officers, who had been max.
ing a disturbance and had resisted ar.
rest wounded a policeman. A mob
followed the officers to the railroad
station where Americans pickets were
on duty. They fred on the crowd and
wounded three civilians and two po-
hcemen' Major Bowman finally re-
stored peace and locked up the officers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
Eu,i.tsa 50, Porto RHEIMS.

WAsmISoroN, Juae 27.--Secretary
Algcr ha, b,en advis,l by Brigadier
General Davis. commanding the De-
partmcnt Of Porto Rico, that 800 ma
tive Porto RicIns have been enlisted
into the battalion authorized by the
war department One hundred more
men will be secured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30
willing tn 10 Candidate.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Juae a,.-In q let
ter to a Columbus friend, Mayor 5. NJ.
Jones Of Toledo u himself
ready to stand as a candidate Of the
independent movement for governor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

LONDON, June 27.-The attempts
made Saturday and Sunday to float
the American line steamer Paris were
unsuccessful. The vessel Is more
buoyant, but still fast. Fivs divers
are now examining her more closely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-30

Putting the bread Of life on the
church steeple won't feed those on the
ground.
The age-herald., 1899-03-23
FOR SALE.

s31 ,0o0-5Ox140, 3-story brick store. s5OO0-Store on 2d avenue, between 22d and 23d streets. $7OO0-S-story brick on 2d avenue, between 2lst and 22d. $17, 000-2021 and 2023 Sd avenue, 3-story brick. $4o,00o-Building on 1st avenue, between 2Oth and Fist streets; rents for s4,000 $12, ,000-Third avenue, 3-story brick S10,000-2-story brick on 1st avenue between goth and 21st streets. s1 ,300-Nice cottage on 26th street. s2. s2.500-Residence on 7th avenue, lot 50x19o. $7,0O0-Residence on Highland avenue. $5, $5,OO0-Residence on Highland avenue. $6, $6,500-Residence on South Highlands. S, $S,00-Beautiful Broom residence, all mod ern Improvements stable, carriage house. servants house. fruits and flowers; lot 50x140 and three other lots. Terms one half cash. $7.OO0-Brick residence lot 100x140. $2, ,00Q-1509 4th avenue, 4-room house on street, Broom house on alley, rents for $20.
 s2,5Oo-l5oS Sd avenue Groom house on street, Broom house on alley; rents for ss,OOO-1613 Sd avenue. $300O Fist street 11th avenue, south, 5-room cottage; lot 110x19O. $2,OO0-S12 s. 18th street, rooms and bath. $20O0-920 s. 18th street, rooms. $2,OOO-922 S. 18th street, rooms. S35O0-S houses on Fist street, between E and F; rents for $42.50. $3500-Corner 11th avenue and 18th street s., 10 rooms. s65O--Cottage at Woodlawn. SS0O-Cottage at East Lake; s2O0 cash $3,000-6-room cottage. servants house, sta bles and cistern, at Avondale. Correspondence solicited.
 W. N. MALONE & Co.,.
 2O17 First Avenue.
The age-herald., 1899-03-23
MONEY TO LOAN

'The Alabama Home" has so perfected its plan that borrowers have many valuable options of settlement. Allowing the with drawal value of tie stock with accumu- lated profits after seventy-two months to be withdrawn and credited direct on loan enables borrower to know in advance al- most the exact cost of loan. Illustrating the above we here give you the cost of a $500 loan when the borrower repays $1OO direct on his loan each year and withdraws the stock in seventy-two months. (Of course any amount can be figured In the same way from $500 to 5000:
 $500 Loan: When the borrower pays S8.00 per month in dues and repays S100 of the loan each year and settles with the com pany in seventy-two months.
 1st year s11 co per mo. ...... list year $132 % 2d year 10 co per mo. eco. ...2d year l2O co Sd year g % Ter mo. .... .....Sd year 10S- % 4th year s % per mo. .... fifth year 96 co 9th year co per mo. ... ....5th year A co 9th year 6 % per mo. .....6th year 72 %
 ss12 % Value of stock in 72 months :... a. ... 555 % Net cost on loan .... .... ... .........$ 67 % After credltng withdrawal profits.
 w. V. M. ROBERTSON,
 General Manager, 7ooe First Ave.
The age-herald., 1899-03-23
EBORN'S ToDAY's BARGAINS.

I,2O0-Good broom home, large elevated lot, adjacent block to Paul Hayne school; i; easy terms.
 S1, 1,500-Excellent 2-story S-room home g. room servants house, large, pretty lot close in; half cash. S,S00-Neat 2-story S-room home, corner lot clubhouse, plumbing complete, well locat- ed near 7th avenue, north; terms, $500 cash, balance easy. S1.0O0-Beautiful 5. block, 12 large splendid lots all fronting dummy at station, all covered with 6-year bearing orchard rare fruits fine bored well, pure water; land very rich: small cottage. See this quick. 5, ,S00-Nice 2-story S-room home, corner lot N. 22d street. Terms. $500 cash and $500 annually.
 Got more, but you are offered the earth alone. Call and get it. B. F. EBORN,
 106. N. Fist Street.
The age-herald., 1899-03-23
Best of All

To cleanse the system in gentle and truly beneficial manner, when the springtime comes, use the true and perfect remedy. Syrup of Figs. Buy the genuine Manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all druggists. at 50 cents per bottle.
The age-herald., 1899-03-23

WANTED-To sell an established grocery business; reason going into othes busi- ness; good location rent cheap. Address Grocer, care Age-Herald. 3-23-6t
The age-herald., 1899-03-23

A Second Avenue Druggist Re- marked; '1n My Fifteen Years Experience 1 Have Never Seen Any Proprietary Article Which Sold So Readily and Which is So Highly Praised.
The age-herald., 1899-03-23
EXECUTORS SALE OF
 BEEF CATTLE.

Beginning Monday next, 27th March, I will sell at Sell ma one hundred and twenty head of beef cattle-nearly all in good order. Address
 Mrs. M. E. Moore.
 Executrix of w. E. Moore. CT Geo. Phillips, Agent.
 CA 9 oRIA. Bears the 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature @ &MAzIzx
The age-herald., 1899-03-23

WANTED-100 tons each cast and malleable scrap iron, 1000 pounds scrap brass; give best cash price delivered Birmingham or Chattanooga. P. o. box 703, Augusta Ga. 3-23-2t
The age-herald., 1899-03-23

WANTED-Positon as stenographer and typewriter by young lady; accurate and rapid; close attention to business; best of references from employer. Address B. J. H., Age-Herald. 3-22-1w
The age-herald., 1899-03-23
WANTED.

WANTED-A partner must be a good of- flee man with $75 or $1OO; good salary to the right man. Address H. J." care Age Herald.