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painter, who h doing a picture ~ Dora
tor thls years Academy, and Lord Bur
for'i. You know BurfOrd2 Rich ~ Gro.
sus,. stingy as a Scptchmln illr fatirf
made fortune in beer Muude n
Trevor. the music-hall girl with scar
let hair N suing BurfOri Tor breach VI
promise. or some such .thinE'
And the handsome young fellow talk
INK with did Mr Kent Who Is hee'
Arthur Dyson. Their talk seems lr
tcrrsting
The low-yoiccd conversation b,tveg,
Mi Kent and Dyson was even more In
icrcsilng than the Countess dreamed
Dyson was speaking
MI VAIN. ~ said. earnestly. "you
made me bring you down here under
false pretsn-es When YOU came % ipN
father ten year. ago ana on nd a. END
money On oak Dene you slil You iid SO
because YOU hated O. sse the place pass
out ~ the family You kept on lending
money, through us. 10 Lady Wlnfred.
furbidiing ~ il tell her your name. un-
~ ypu owned the whole place Then
you brought force. lsurr proceedings tell.
Ing ~ YOU tid - merely ~ matter
of form You asked me to bring YOU
her. that you might vtli the place
unknown You also made me Introduce
You under the name of Kent instead of
Michael VAIN. And now you tell me
you hate he whole Crosby family and
mean to turn Lady wnlfr,l out of
doors. l. mat kuiF l. u justT'
u oNn the place" replied VAIN.
speaking with strong Australian &C.
cent, ana ! have light Ia turn out y
set NJ iissolate gambler Hut that d
nor my real res son. Listen: Eighteen
years ago my brother Jasper was a
Ncl-i"-do farmer IN these parts lie
fen into debt. and the old earl-thi,
crosby woman's fathcf-iurnsi .im out
~ house and home lie ssId 10 my
brother. You one ne money Inu cant
pay &c, OUT My brother came OUT
go me Ia Australia and was murdered
there 10y savages. ! sWofr yengesnc. on
ihr Earl and all hi family ri keep
my oath
Sow what are you two people ,,ik.
iGr about 10 earneEly'' aid a sllycry
voice ai Wan clboR Don't Won
know enrnesiness d ont ~ place ln his
axe
To ,psakcs wps handsome golden.
haired woman Nha aas perhaps thlrfy.
Nv hui RNo louk~l FAR Younger
I'm afraid I'm uu' nf pIs =. In s4sh
@ gay crowd. LADY winifrci.' replied
Atln. I've reen away from England
% Iona. or n tho burh earnesir'ss
% The hush Mr Kent echoed Lad,
from Atriritl n.d-dii Won know
manv English immigrants there
"a good many my LADY
"lhtN hey generally grow ri.h
i1crt-rich All happy There vas
slight irsmur iu The woman voice
Far uftcnsr thsv de- Ut sisrvstton
ur arr Killed by natives auI iirlr bones
ehiteu the rrourd. ms LADY. answered
VAIN sferuiy
l-ilN Nluiffcd shudfcrcl ana IN.
fFini nush re-er'sl from her cheek
u'akiaE NJ ghHsfly pale.
"Nou-vnu muv tell me more aboui
Au-ifalia 'o-murtoe she sld has,ilv
a fr.end-a vcfy d'r- friend OF mine
o. Wifi
"Nillfred" til~d i.aGA Brt-hvsril
Were ~ waiting for roI before r.
GINNING the gamt
ilE1' .urar- into laur Winfield
Fyrs AM she har'-rfi % .u.s ~ me
baccsrHt tsnis
VAIN. fi,r. ah!rh bal -uf,,1cI grew
ts.trt nHaIH
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FOR WELL DRESSED MEN.
---',s trpb.im MAKE. ~ Elr hoo
rate Disris, OF New
Goods.

Tho lars. claiaing este l,l,shmcat 81
Marks Arntsin.. At Broadway and Ninti
street. pfe-ents this Neck ~ clzb,ra,e
display 81 the newest st,lcs Il spring
ana summer suitinss. \ - a. variety of
sirirri aannels IN three baiton ana
ioublo-brea,icd. sasks lead the disp'ay
Tor warm Scathcf wear.
ssrircd and ebcckssi chey lois. EnEish
walking coats. Nicunr o,crcosis. Prince
Asrriss ssft ieil sack salts Of checked
~vssleis aud dress Taxedos srsf saiy .
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1870. -. IA, nov.,,,. III. ,o,
~. 49, Iaav WinIfred Cro.by's dear.
Ts. ,,,,.. 500. ,h. utf. a.,
- u"" I"' h"''r ""' ~"
> Uooth African mhsha'e anu hsu Jus
pssusssd to England after ten years all
- two now sat n, one end q, the
srunt drawing-roo a, Oak Dene. Lady
Tva.sevr6. coun,ry se,t. A number n,
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9tner Noen W. sIvuPu o appu' w
sIlnS iSr ,he n'n w. iii.hh .,'',,
S1e..einner cika's anu 'ohn 'he i'S' "'
pcese PaIs, 49,. ,,.,,,,.. ,,,,.frt-
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toGe one pass",, ~ ne ''. ~,
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~ ene ~ Sshetous " 49, 49,, 800 " '''
Sss. on nv. ..u,,,,,. '"'
~ ny Sneov ~ sun's tanos -, .,,,,h,,
-, ~ !" ,s,,a,sad .,dy nnvsdals
on ny ~. past that. oak Dene Is mort
10 woom ,,.,,,,
No one KNOWS. NhlIfei ha- ht
ngea ench moI's.se H. -, -,
6nGes 70 rich Australian ! belitF'. 40
ooce hved near tef.. anu Nho' l'yul
OoUo0eatel reasonr. lehds mont, on ~.
lsope0y sooner ihan 20 le. " pa ou'
. the famiiy. lie keeps ms name Sc
N4at a lonely NE lazy MiniiIcn
Doog leaq here, Win 10 epnPsuluh ~.
~ ward. Dora WoodneTFN' l "'hues
~ never married
p1 you newt near!
p sQg watt
~4or love anairv
81 no" 49,
IT voe about eishtesn N.at, as9-'l
0XM hAFl-A time. w lfilIff0 AaE 4
~ m. She met young woman
0oP upmcd Jasper Waln, while she
~ ~ huntlnx They tel IN love WIN
- cher. The Ear found i' oui ana
V0 Wlutfred up " conNeat ior a
V11R. an sold w he lover, Wbo was VI
- ~ a. the. time ne ruined poor
W0eS - turned him out Of house and
~ ne YOUNG fellow emisrat-d. /
-. Winifred has never married"
ssfhIs Dora woodberry-ihc pre;y arl
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n ,oa have Rheam4tism Try Muhyohs Rheun-
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Crt,. " you have bispepfia 40 biz DJspets'a
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weooarsms .nicaris Are Trumps."
Dew pIs,i~g Mt the 6nrdrn Thea
IRE. this cis,. by permission 81
CHARLES Frohman.
csssne.t isea. 10 the Free rublishiaf q rnrfaJ.
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kk1AnY wINIFRlD will be- pennlloss
In q year II she continues IN this
- L. way
..sbe will continue. I'm afraid Gam
bling Is ia the Crosby blood. you know
These house parties Of hers are one
hong game Of bscrarit al frig@tfullN
oteh stake. and wlnfrcls luck Is pro.
verbally bad"
! The speakers we're the Countess OF
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cry for Birmingham, her future home, on next Saturday, the first of September.
 
 Mrs George c. whatley has returned from Kentucky.
 The board of managers of Hillman Hos pital and those who will take part in the entertainment, Fuss In Boots," as statu7 ary are requested to meet at the Jefferson Theater this afternoon at o'clock
 
 Miss Millie Nabb is in Detroit. The members of the Jefferson Club will give a dance this evening at Lakeview.
 
 Miss 4Aailon Harris returned last night from a pleasant visit to Anniston, bringing with her Miss Emmie Darden of that city, who will be her guest.
 Miss Annie Jemison left Birmingham yes- terday to join her mother, Mrs Robert Jemison, at Asbury Park, where she will remain a fortnight, and then proceed to arrytown- -on-the- Hudson to enter a fin- ishing school. Miss Jemison will therefore be absent from Birmingham until next summer. MT. JemlSOn ndS retuTneu IrOIn Asbury Park.
 Mrs. Nixon and her daughters, the Misses Margaret Nixon and Kathleen Nixon, have returned from Lithia Springs, Ga., where they spent a fortnight most hap pity Mr. Stanley Nixon remains at Lithia for the present.
 Mrs. A. o. Lane has returned from the East.
 Mrs. J. B. Darlington has returned from Jasper.
 ITS B. B. Conner and the Misses Conner returned yesterday from their summer place near IAlfaula.
 MT. Jack Barr is spending a few days out of town.
 MT. John W. Tomlinson is spending a day or two in Mobile.
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BUDGET OF NEWS
 FROM THE DECATURS
Interest Manifest in Democratic Club b-A A Se- rIous Accident-Bridge Inspected-
 Death Of Mrs. VIckroy.

New Decatur August 29.-(Special.)-T Bryan, Stevenson and Richardson Club which was organized in this city few weeks ago, is becoming most popular and is growing in membership almost daily. Re- gently forty-five new members have been added to the roM.
 A1on Samuel blackwell, president of the club. has received official instructions to organize clubs all over the county.
 The New Decatur Club was the first to be organized in the State after the call was made.
 The bridges spanning the Tennessee river and Swan lake have just been Inspected by a government official and pronounced unsafe for the heavy passenger locomo- tives which the railroad companies have been operating the Decatur division for some time past. All passenger trains are now changing engines here and are pulled across the bridges by smaller engines.
 Station Agent J. w. Boatright met with a painful accident yesterday. While cut ting the rubber out of one of his shoes, which he had on his foot, the knife slipped, cutting an ugly gash some four inches
 
 bled profusely, and physician had to take three stitches in the gash MT. Boatright is now able to attend to his duties again, notwithstanding he lost large quantity of blood.
 Mrs Mary Vickroy, aged 70 years, died at the home of her son, Joseph Vickroy, on Sixth avenue, West Decatur, Monday evening at o'clock, and the funeral took place from ,..e house yesterday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. Her son, Joseph Vickroy, has been train dispatcher for the Louisville and Nashville and Southern Railroads here for nearly quarter of century. She was a most estimable lady and a devoted member of the Presbyterian church. Her oldest sister died just five days ago and another sister two years ago. By the death of his mother MT. Vickroy is left without a living relative.
 Mrs. Vickroy and her son came to De- catur from Ohio twenty-six years ago.
 The County Commissioners are in session this week, allowing claims and attending to other business pertaining to the county
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GRAND JURY FOUND NJ PRESENTMENTS New York Negroes Failed to Identify Their AIIeged
 ASSailants.

New York, August 29.-The August grand jury, which was dismissed today, handed in no indictments in the race riot occur ronces, which it has been Investigating, and it did not even hand up presentment in relation to it.
 After the grand jury had been discharged Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre, who is acting District Attorney said that the grand jury has of its own volition during the course of it's business learned consid- erable about the colored population in cer- tain sections of the city and he said he had thoroughly investigated the recent race rioting and the colored witnesses were wholly unable to identify any officers al lesed to have been brutal in their treat ment of eolored persons.
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WoMAeNG;c;; eGcrrrv
Marriage of Miss Meade to Mir. HOwze


 The marriage of Miss Kate Fontaine Meade, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James T. Meade, to MT. John Howze, son of Judge A. c. Howze took place yesterday morn ing at II 80 o'clock at St. Mary s-on-the- Highlands, Rev. John G. Murray officiating The wedding was an extremely quiet one, the ceremony being witnessed by only the members of the two families and few close friends. The bride was given away by her father. She wore a travelling gown of grey with hat to match. Her maid or henor was her sister Miss Frances Meade. She wore white toilette and carried pink roses. MT. Turner Weakley acted as best man.
 MT. Everand Meade and MT. Hardeman Meade were the ushers.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT and Mrs. Howze drove to the railway station where they left for New Albany, Miss. They will spend the wintere there, Mir Howzes business interests demanding his immediate attention, fact that somewhat hastened the wedding.
 Both MT. Howze and his charming bride will be greatly missed in society. The latter who is an unusually attractive and brilliant girl returned quite recently from California where she spent greater part of the summer.
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GOLD MEDAL
Presented to Chief Eneinenr Barends for
 Saving Lives

New York, August 29.-Carl Heinrichs Friedrich of the Hamburg-American steamship line, was today called into the office Of Gustav H. Schwab, manager of the North German Lloyd agency where MT. Schwab on behalf of the New York Life Saving Society, presented MT. Barends with a gold medal.
 Chief Barends and his assistants saved the lives of thirty-seven of the crew of the North German Lloyd Steamship Saale at the great Hoboken fire in which so many lives and ships were lost. The men were locked in the machinery room behind bulk head doors and must have perished had 1t not been for the gallant rescue by Barends and his assistants.
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HAWAII IS DRY
Temporary Prohibition of Sale of Liq
 uors.

Honolulu, August 2l, via San Francisco, August 29.-The discovery has been made that by the wording of the territorial bill, Congress has made an enactment that ab- solutely prohibits the sale of intoxicating nquor in the territory of Hawaii. In sec tion D of the territorial bill are the words Nor shall spirituous or intoxicating liquors be sold except under such regulations and restrictions as the Territorial Legislature shall provide
 The Territorial Legislature hasSnot met yet and cannot meet for some months un- less there is a special session. hence no reg ulations at all have been made or provided. If the old rules and restrictions are void the penalties for violating them will faal with them and Hawaii is for the time be- ing "a wide open country"
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AGAIN ACTIVE
Another Uprising Among the Yuma In
 dians in Mexico

San Francisco, August 29.-The steamer Curacoa, from Guayamas, brings news of the activity of the YaQui Indians in Mex ico
 '"The Yaquis had another uprising about two weeks before we left Guayamas," said a passenger on the Curacoa, "and they were on the warpath when we left. They were on the Yaqui river, and came within a few miles of Guayamas."
 It is understood that an able Mexican general is on his way from Mexico City to take command of the Mexican forces and wipe out the Indians.
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In Society.

Miss Elise c. Ball and Miss Sue Allen Ball who have been spending the summer at Mountain Creek will leave for Mont gomery this week where they will spend several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Musgrove have re- turned from the West.
 Miss Florence McCrossin will entertain a number of friends at luncheon today.
 
 MT. Jack Martin will leave today for Tennessee where he will join Mrs. Martin who is spending the summer in the mount aims.
 The wedding of MT. s. T. Kennedy and Miss Allie Jones occurred at the home of the bride Fifteenth street and Eighth ave- nue last night at o'clock. The young couple have many friends who are ex- tending them hearty congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Guckenberger re- turned yesterday from Boston. They have been absent since June and spent a part of the summer at Gloucester, one of the most fashionable resorts on the Massachu- setts coast
 Mrs. w. P. Pinckard will spend Septem- Der in Atlanta.
 Miss Marie Pinckard leaves next week for Atlanta to enter Washington Seminary for one years college preparatory work for Vassar.
 Miss Mabel Roy will return to the Con- vent of the Sacred Heart at Cincinnati about the middle of September.
 The Montgomery Advertiser says: To the regret of her legion of friends Mrs. Stephen M. Hubbell will leave Montgom-
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ANNISTON
Contract for Building the Court House
 Awarded-Street Fair

Anniston, August 29. -(Special.)- The County Commissioners this morning award ed the contract for the new county court house to B. c. Houser & Wolsencroft, of this city, whose bid was $64, l50. There were five bidders for the contract, two of t,,em being local contractors. The new building is to be similar in design to the new court house at Lafayette, and will be a very handsome structure. Work on 1t will begin as soon as the several buildings on the site can be removed.
 another public meeting in the interest of the Street Fair has been called for this afternoon in the city court room at O clock. It is expected at the meeting this afternoon the Fair Association will be formed, officers elected, a site for the fair decided upon and the active work of ar ranging for the proposed fair taken up.
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TRY ALIENS FUOT-EASE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowlng nails, blisters and cailous spots. Re iieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial packages FREE Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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Editor Dead

St. Louis, August 29.-Augustus Ford Harvey, associate editor of the Insurance Review and the Chicago Independent a member of the Loyal Legion and well known in insurance circles, is dead at his home in Kirkwood, Mo-, aged 70 years. He had been i'll for year and a half.
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inpediments to marriage, and all forms of chronic, nervous, blood and private dis eases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DISEASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE. Consultations at office or by mail are in- vited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions we furnish all medicines
 Birmingham Daily News: '"The News comments him (Dr. Dozier) most cordially to all those in need of his services"
 Age-Herald: His long record and ap- proved abilities entitle 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 gentleman and citizen is above reproach."
 Ofsce and Dispensary corner Third ave- nue and Nineteenth street, Birminghama &AAea.
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Patte rson and Wilmington

Washington, Aug. 29.-The census bureau announces the population of Paterson, N. J. as 105, III, against 7S,S47. This is increase of 26,S2S, or S4.A per cent The census of Wilmington, Del, is 76,50S an increase of 15,077
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EXCURSION.

Birmingham to Atlanta and Return, Sep
 tember 8, 4, 1900, via South-
 ern Railway
 There will be special excursion train operated over the Southern Railway from Birmingham to Atlanta, Ga-, and return, September 8, f. 19O0 This train will leave Birmingham at a. m., Monday, Septen- Der B. and arrive in Atlanta at p. m. Re- turning, leave Atlanta at p. m., Tuesday, September thus giving all the excursion. ists ample time to visit the many attrac. tions in and around Atlanta. The fare Bir- mingham to Atlanta and return for this train will be &2.5o Excellent arrangementS have been made for the accommodation Of both white and colored passengers.
 For further information call on Southern Railway ticket agent S-2S-T
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THE ALABAMA HOME has s25,oOo per month to loan to build houses on vacant lots; the limit of cost is smaller in u IS association than in any other company. Apply to W. V. M. Robertson. c. M. 2O09 1st avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS


 SPECIAL MESSENGER SERVICE-Bell telephone 36 Peoples phone times g. Office 112 N. 18th street; open a. m. to II D. m; delivers notes and packages in city 10 and 15c; no charge for answer; business confidential ask for out-of-town rates; stationery free; we wake you up; call hacks 9 and 31. s. Y. Hampton, Pro- prietor. Reference: H. B. Gray, President P. s. B. and T. Co. 2-6-f BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS-Can furnish you sand in carload lots in any quantity promptly. Give us chance at your business. J. Lundie Sloss, 4N Chal- ifoux Building 5-3O-d CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds and watches. jewelry. silverware and clocks, on small weekly CT monthly pay ments, lowest prices; best quality; goods guaranteed: will call if desired D. Low insohn, 20l0 First ave. 4-7-h PATTERN MAKING promptly done Caf- fy & Powell 152s' 2d avenue. 1-16-tf
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FOR SALE-Three tracts of rich farmine. ana mineral pieces of real estate, lying in the richest mineral section of Alabama Tn the lower end of Cleburne county, Ala send for circulars to pr. J. Kincaid Rome, Ga S-2s-st
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Chicken every day at the Albert with 15 and 25 cent meals.
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FOR SALE.

on sALE-Beautiful canopy-top, double eu tr,ross surrey; end springs, lamps; silver s' avenue. s-16-da&wkly-tf
 rOh SALE-Two marine 6O-horse power poiiers. Two Harrison safety 50-horst power unit boilers. One small laundr, outht, including boiler and engine. One o.ton ice plant, complete One electric ssht plant, complete One spoke and han dle factory, all complete. A 40-saw gin
 ~lth boiler and engine. One cupoia. A smith & Vaile No. pump. A Nc. boil CT feed pump Address Ensley Pratt Iron Co, Birmingham, Ala s-19-1bt
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED AGENTS-Life of Bryan; only one published; complete, concise, en- thralling story of a remarkable life; best book paper; numerous illustrations; art vellum binding; sells itself; big commits sions. The University Pub. Co.,, Lincoln, Neb
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HOARnERs WANTED

WANTED-Boarders with references; pri- vate family 1910 Fifth avenue, North. S-24-1w
 ROOM AND BOARD-Beautiful front room and good board for two. HIS Nineteenth street, South Highlands. Wesley M. Smith, office 2011 Second avenue. S-30-2t
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DR. 0. T. D0ZlER. SPECIALIST. ;anito Urinar .
 Surgery.


 Cutaneous and veneral diseases. All delicate dis- orders of sexual organs and pel- vic vicera of men and women. Cys- titi s, stricture, sexual weakness; prostititis, irregu- larities of women,
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FOR KENT

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen; must be seen to be ap- preciated Call at 1908 Sd avenue, North. 6-28-tues- thur
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FOR SALE CHEAP = Fourteen months lease on good paying hotel business with 1urn1ture good reasons for selling. Call or address 2OS1s Eighteenth street. S-22-tf
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THE SOUTHERN AUDIT COMPANY,
 of Birmingham, Ala.

Examination and audit of accounts of individuals and corporations. Address Rooms and 1. 2O21 First avenue.
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ONE mere man wishes bedroom, with bath room near, in private residence, some
 where between 4th and 7th avenues and 18th and 23d streets; best required. Ad- dress Wretch, care Age-Herald. S-21-tf
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lTUATION " WANTED

SITUATION WANTED SITUATION wanted by first-class man cook, with reference, in private family or school. Call at 2l21 Fifth avenue. J. H. Miller.