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BAR FORCE BACK.
Tco Rough to Work on the Fernan-
d'na Bar al Present.

e
Col. z. r. Goodyear's force which
left here some time ago TO work on the
Fernandlna bar under contract from
the governments, have returned to the
city.
A member of the force told a reports
er Yesterday that they found 1T too
rough to work at this time Of the year.
but would return in the spring 1t is
understood that Colonel Goodyear has
secured the consent Of the government
to this arrangement,
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FATAL ENDING 0F
. FUSS ABOUT GOODS
Three QlaFTaIlad and
Three Are Dead.
GAME station AGENT
Brothers Begin the Shooting But
the Agent Soon
Ended It

Parkdale, Ark, Dec. "a fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred here this af-
ternOon and as q result three promi>
nent men are dead.
Two KilIlan brother wen. over TO the
station and got into dispute with
Agent Philips about some goods which
had been shipped by them. The guar,
rel got warmer and warmer uati1 piss
tolls were drawn and shooting star cd.
All three were killed;
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SHIPPING REPORT
Corrected Daily BY. Capt, Otto Johsnaeasu
Port Of Bruins aiok, Dec 8, 1900.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sohr. Willie Z. Newton, Coambs,
New York.
schr, r. Bower, Young, Providence.
sohr, oAseie F, Bronson, Bepnetf,s
New York,
sohr. Wesley NJ. oler, Hartman,
Perth Amboy.
IS. Colorado, Avery. New York.
Russ. bark Pher Brahe, Westsrlund,
Cork,
schr. J. Manchester, Haynes Mat
thews, Boston, via. Fernandina.
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LYNCHING.

Lynching must not be tolerated inga
great and civilized country like the
United States. Courts, not mobs, must
execute the penalties Of the law, The
psfserzation oi order, the right Of dis
cussiru, the Integrity d the courts, and
the orderly administration Of justice
must continue ioreyertae eock Of safety
upon Witch our government securely
rests
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'um Of ssO,oOO,OOO. This reduction
should be secured by the remission Of
those taxes which experience hrs
shown to be the most bnrdsnsoms to
the industries Of the people.
PORTO RICO.
The civil government OF Porto Rico.
provided for by the act of congress.
apprsved April IL, 1900, is in success
ful operation. The courts have been
established. The governor and his
associates, working intellieenciy al~
harmoniously, are meeting with COM
mendable success.
FUTURE OF CUBA.
on July a5, 1900, directed that i
call be issued for In election in Cuba
AUr members OF constitutional con-
vention to frame constitution on
basis for a stable and independent
government on the Island. When the
convention concludes its labor, / will
transmit to the congress the cOnstitu-
tion as framed BY the convention for
its consideration, and for such action
as it may deem advisable.
AGAINST A DECREASE.
! recommend that the congress, at
its present session, apportion repre-
sentatIon among the several States as
providedby the Constitution.
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A REMOVAL,

The Elk saloon has remoyed into the
Warnke building in the rear Of the
court house aAd Will bs ready for
business tomorroW. Mr.. r. e. Owens
Will msve into the buildlug formerly
occupied BY shs Elk.
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PLEAD GUILTY TO rHE CHARGE

PLEAD GUILTY TO THE CHARGE.
Lansing, Mich, Dec, 3.-w. L.
White. formerly Quartsrmsstsr Gsn-
sral OF the Michigan National Guard
plead guilty to the charge Of complete
ty in the State military clothing frauds.
judge Wrist sentenced him to tan
years. imprisonment.
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AGAINST A DECREASE.


MISSIONARIES MAssACRED.
Berlin, Dec. 8,--Nssrly one hundred
missionaries were massacred in San 81
province. The governor of that pro-
vince poigniarded nearly all the vic
tins himself.
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COURT is NOW
I REGULAR SESSION
Ila.aIllad Yesterday
lBllllg
IN REVISED JURY LIST.
Judge Bennett Makes a Strong
Charge to the Grand jury
The Cases Filed.


The December term Of Glynn super-
ior Court Was convened yesterday
incoming a. 10 o'clock b Judge ]. W.
Bennett.
The court al s.cs got down to work,
and after its formation began TO Try
cases.
The grand jury held session and
elected Mr.. Nose Daniels foreman and
Mr. Howard Wan c,stk
Judge Bennet's charge 20 the gfand
jury, while brief Il vsrbiage, wss
from legal standpoint, a mssterial
portrayal Of the penal statues, and each
Of the important criminal laws 50 gen
era1ly violated BY the public was faily
and logically defined.
The court grew particularly eloquent
when refelfing 70 the whiakoy and
cigarette ,rafio aAd thoroughly CIT
lined % the grand Jury its duty IN cases
these laws we're not kept invio-
late. Gaming also reeaiyed Jsdee
Bennei's attention and he charged spe.
eiacaily on this question. giving to The
Jury the recent snacsisna ofthe iegia-
lsaure whereby srnai1er gaming devices
are brought under .he general law
The court IN turn touched upon dis
turbing holy worships carrying conceal
ed weapons railway duty as TO ice
water, duties Of public officers, etc. and
in each case the law YVES made thor
Oughly manifest to the jury,
During the day ths following cases
were disposed Of;
Sarah Carter vs.. ]. NJ. Garter, d.
yoree, second verdict for pisititf.
Joe Prayer vs.. Bertha May Prayer
divorce, second verdict for plaintiff.
ThOs. Campbell VS.. Patsy Campbell,
Divorce final verdict for plaintiff.
John Lamar Ys. Lotsie Lamar, di-
yorce, first verdict for plaintiff.
T.. Cody rs. Leila Cody. divorce,
sscOnd verdict for plaintiff.
Thos. D. Rowe Us, w, Il. Harrison
Suit on note, judgement for plaintiff.
Lula E. Anderson ~. L. cOurfOn
and W. II. Berrie heriH, ~iS&esotiOn,
dismissed.
Frank P. My&rp vs. Glynn county
cOmmlssiop Supreme coSrt ruling
IN favor a blsintiS made judgement
Mary johnson vs.. Larry johnson,
ps.ltIJ L alimOny, settled and dis
COZ will meet at s 30 this morn
TT ,vissd list Of the two iuriss
noH Ing are Is as iOllOM;
M Grand yvRY.
CT Aeraingsr $. A. Rurusy
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THE PHILIPPINES.

In my last annual message l dwelt
a. some length upon the condition OF
affairs in the Philippines. While seek
ing 70 impress upon you that the grave
responsibility Of the future govern
nent OF those islands rests with the
ccngFessOf the United States. I ab.
stained from recommending at that
time a specific ana nnsl form of gov
ernment for the territory actually
held By the United States forces, and
As long as instruction continues, that
the military must necessarily be su-
prsms.
REDUCE THE WAX TAX.
l recommend that congress at its
present s,ssiou reduce the internal
revenue taxes imposed to meet the sx-
penses Of the war with spain 10 the
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TH DOCUMENT DOES NOT SUGGEST ANY REDUCTION Or The guRS REPRESENTATION
FlG Ire Wards Naa SAYS War Philippines About OG-SlB Treasury SNOW
VERY Lag-SnaI New Banks Have Issued Many Bills

ors. The additions which have been
made to 1t proclaim larger freedom.
and mere extended citizenship. Popu
lar government has demonstrated In It's
l2l yer~a Of trial here it's stability and
security and its efficiency d she aast
strument of national Development and
the best safeguard 70 human rights
When the Sixth congress assembled
in November, 1870, the popu1ation d
the United States was 5,sOs 4as. s.
now 7e,sQs 100 Then wei bad ( sss
Nov w have Then our ssflt ~
consisted Of ao9.eatl sqlaFe lies. H 4.
now s,s4o, ,595 square miles
Education, religions apa morality
have kept pace with ous advancement
in other directions and, NhiIs extend
ing II power, the goyetn nsnt has ad-
hered u its foundation pflpciple ana
abatod mona s. tna,a il dealina NTH onr
nes nsorl Il Ana r,,sse.si,,t. nation
y ,,,e...ty.a - e 6t.,.saa ,,,ve. rsvs,.
ent tbank. d eoa ssa inyssss III.
puisance snat mo con,ln,,srss 81 47,s
oars ana favor.
As To CHINA
Tbe recent ,roub1es Il china spgine
e,on, e.. an,, ,oreie,n "a, i,aftop w.,on
for fbe nasf tbres vaa-s ~ esynea
strength il ne northern provinces
The teieeranb and he ra,, vav
snrea8ine ovar ,be,r land ia ssean.
ara p1vino on tbeir wav ina nercha,t !
and the mts.ioparv nenatratine yea 81
wear farther to the interior became d
the chinese mind. type. q an alien h.
vasion changing the course of their pa~
,iona1 lie and frapgbt with vagna ,or..
bodtne. !, a;s.s,er - ,be,r h.I,ot. ana
their self ooutrol.
The matter q indemnify for our
wronged eitizons is ! question Of grave
concern. Measured ia money alone q
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ELECTED DEPUTY MAYOR,
London, Dec, s,-Capt. Sycamore,
commander OF Shamrock H.. was to-
day elected Deputy Mayor of Bright
ling Sea.
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AT THE GRAND .

The Robson Theater Company open
ed its return engagement last night to
fair house. The bill last night was
entitled "ROmauce Of the South. " This
drama was seen here last season, being
one Of the plays Of the Chspmsn-war-
rem Company's repertoire. W. Robson
was cast as Jack Diamond and did we'll.
Richard Marsden as DenYer Dan anus.
ed the audience. The company as a
whole Is fair.
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The WaycrosS lodge Of Elks will in
stall the ofacsF' in sbs Elk lodge just
formed at TA9na'ville Brunswick ia
probably the only large town ia the
South without an Etk lodge. Wonder
whJs
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THE TRUSTS.

"Tt is apparent that uniformity Of
action legislation upon this subject in
the several States is much to be de-
siredn
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FOR RENT UnfpFnishsd rooms
With use Of bath, a. 700 g street.
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PRESIDENTS MES SAGE.

TeEnesenate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Al tho OUTGOING d the old
aad iheeming oi the new century .you
besiu the last session Of the Fifty six
congress with eyldencss on every hand
of Individual and national prosperity
ard with proof q the growing strength
and increasing poTer for good ofFes
publican institutions. Your country
men will JOIN with you In solicitation
that American liberty Is more firmly
established than ever before and thai
love for Il and the determination 10
preserve it are more universal than At
any former period Of our history
The republic was meyer 50 strong, be-
cause never 80 strongly ip'rsnebed In
the hearts Of the people 81 now. The
Consultation, With few amendments,
exists as il leftthe hands Of the auth
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THE TREASURY.

+ is gratifying 70 be able to state
that the sgrplns revenues for the tisoal
year ended June 30, 1900, we're s7s,-
5as:Oeo.is Fct 'he six preceding
years We bad eaiy deaolts, the agEre~
gate ot whiOh.frOm 1894 to 1899, inclu-
siye, amounted to s2s8, ,o22, ,sa1.14, The
receipts Tor the year from all sources,
exclusive Of postal revenues, agere-
gated 1857 ,9lo,s5l 50, and expenditures
for All purposes except for the admin.
tstraticn Of the postal department, ag-
gregated s4s7,7is,7o171
SHIP SUBSIDY.
| ana satisfied the judgment Of the
country favors the policy of aid to our
merchant marine, which will broaden
our commerce and markets and up.
build our sea-carryipg capacity for the
products Of agriculture ard manufac-
tnre, which, with the inorespe OF our
navy, means more work and wages 10
our urcountrymen, as well as a safeguard
70 American Interests in every part of
the world.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.

At the Paris sxposition the c9nsrl-
button OF the United States was not
only the largest foreign display, but
was among the earliest in place and
NEST orderly In srrankenent
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Washington, Dec. s.-The opening
Of congress- drew q great crowd TO the
capitol intent on witnessing ahose In
teresting scenes mar2ing the iAauGura-
tiou Of the legislative work Of the govs
srnmenl on June last the FIRST ses>
sion q the FEtg,aixth congress adj
iourned ana tae second session began
today with many momentous questions
awaiting the attention Of the national
lawmakers, The presidents message
was then read in both houses, as foI-
The age-herald., 1900-01-27
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orleans

New Orleans, January 26.-Dr. Walmsly and Acushga were the winning favorites to- day. Deponan. who won the second race. was played heavily. and hts prices receded from 15 to 5. Corialis should have won the first race, but stumbled dn the last few strides. Ben Chance was run up $2o0 after the ,as. race and soldNo J. J. McCafferty for $500.
 First Race-Seven furlongs, selling. Dr. Walmsly, III (Odom), g to and to 5, won al1 out by head; Corralis, 102 CGiefers), 12 to l and to l, second J. E. Cline, 1O6 (Mc- JoyrtD, IS to 5, third. Time. 1:29.
 Second Race-One mile. Deponan, 107 (Boland) to 1 and 2 to l, won easily by a length and half; Joe Wheeler. TOT (Wink- field), ito 1 and 8 ko l, second; Harry Lucesco, 104 (MitchelD, 15 to l. third. Time 1:43.
 .. Third Race-Mile and one-eiggrth Mon creith, 107 (MitchelD, ito 1 and to 1, won all out by a nose; King Eakwood, 1O2 (Moody), p to 1 and to l. second; Tonto, 103 (Boland), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1856.
 Fourth Race-Mile. handicap. Eva Rice, 97 (Wedderstrand), to 1 and to l, won easily by a length and a half Andes, no (MitcheD, to 1 and to 1, second; F'lori- zar 92 (Ranson), 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:4O&.
 Ffth Race-One mile. Acushla, 1O4 (Sil- vers), 2 ao 1 and even, won easily by length and a half; George B. Cox, nf (Odom), to and even, second; Domozetta, 109 (Aker). 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:421S.
 Sixth Race-Six and one-half furlongs. selling. Ben Chance. 102 (MitchelD. 10 to and to l. won driving by a length; F1euron, TOT (Clawson), even and 5 to D, second; Diana Fonso, 101 c. Miller), 70 to l, third. Time, 1:221a.
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AMERICANS ARE STILL ADVANCING.
General Kobbe Continues to Meet
 With Success.
SEVERAL TOWNS ARE TAKEN.
The Insurgents at Legaspi Forced the Villagers to Occupy the Trench and Help Fight Advancing
 American Troops

Manila, January 26, 6:45 p. m.-A dispatch from Sorsogon, dated Thursday, January g, says Brigadfer General Kobbe's expedi- tion has occupied Sorsogon Donsol, Bu- Ian, Legaspi and yirac, ~on Gatanduanes island. The only resistance was at Legaspi where five Americans were wounded and 45 dead and 15 wounded Filipinos were found .'--' -s--
 It is estimated that there are 900 bales of hemp in these provinces and 75,000 bales in the ports of Sorsogon and Legaspi The United States gun boat Nashville's shrap- mel burned 5000 bales in Legaspi. The expedition arrived off Sorsogon January 20 and the town displayed white flags. Gen. eral Kobbe and Colonel Howe, with a bat talion of the Forty-seventh infantry, land ed here and raised the United States flag The insurgent force, numbering 300 men, evacuated the place. The natives were passive.
 During the morning of January 23 the Nashville and Venus, with four companies Of the Fodty-seventh infantry under Major Shpton approached Legaspi. Filipino flags were flying and the trenches were crowded A detachment of 15O picked men, led by Major Shipton, landed on the beach about a mlle north of town, the Nashville bombarded the trenches and the enemy re-
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treated to Albay whence they were easily dispersed to the hills.
 AboaJt POO Enslrngents. armed with Tdhes. forced 600 unwilling villagers, armed with bows and arrows, to serve in the trenches in the close range street fighting before the enemy fed.
 The expedition will proceed to Samari and Iayte, where the Forty-thard infantry and baittaaion of the Third artillery will be dis- trfbuted
 The natives complain of lack of food re- sulting from the blockade.
 They are strongly opposed to the relation of the friars. Native priests are officiating in the churches.
 Lieutenant-Colonel Webb c. Hayes has defeated an entrenched force of the enemy at Sariaga One American was killed and five wounded. A record of eleven Ameri- can soldiers was found. Captain Castel while scouting near Baras with his com pany encountered forty insurgents. He was reinforced by Captain Oracle and the enemy was driven to Tanay One Ameri- can was killed and one wounded.
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MURDERER CAPTURED
A Running Fight for Ten Blocks in
 Laredo

Laredo, Tex, January PA Mexican named Antonio Laredo, charged with mur- der in Caldwell county, Texas, was ar rested here today after a running fight for ten blocks through the most thickly popu- lated portion of the city.
 About forty shots were fired and not un- til his ammunition was exhausted and a Winchester bullet through his leg had dis aJbled him was the fugitive captured.
 The pursuit created great excitement in the city for time, but no casualty is re- ported beyond the wounding of Laredo. The man was located here today through the filing of suit for divorce by Miguel Hernandez against his wife, with Laredo s name assco-respendents .4t..zs1g
The age-herald., 1900-01-27

 men, impediments to marriage, and all forms of chronic. nervous, blood and nri- gate diseases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DISEASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE.
 Consultations at office or by mall are in. vited free. Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we fur- nish all medicines.
 Birmingham Daily News: ''The Nevs commends him '(Dr. Dozier) most cordially ko all those in need of his services" Age-Herald: "His long record and an. proved abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head of hia profession"
 Alabama Christian Advocate: 'IIis pro- fessional standing is unimpeachable, and his character as gentleman and citizen is above reproach."
 Office and Dispensary corner Third ave- nue and Nineteenth street. Birmingham, Ala-
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Strike at Paris ExposItion

penters employed the exposition build 1igs, involving 5000 men, has been inau- gurated. The strikers demand an increase Of wages to one franc per hour.
 All the works in the yard are now guard ed by a strong force of police.
 The bridges are also guarded but There is no danger unless other workmen join in a sympathetic movement, which does not seem probable. Small groups of carpenters discuss the situation here and tnere but there have been no disturbances. The strike is not considered serious by the off, cals, who believe it will be settled in two or three days
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CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED
Work on Opelika Cotton Factory Will
 Begin Shortly

Opelika, January 26.1Speoial)-At a meeting of the promoters of the cotton fac- tory here last night Captain J. l.. Dean an- nounced that all of s1oo.OOO capital had been subscribed
 On February the stockholders will meet and elect officers and as soon as possible thereafter work will be commenced.
 Other manufacturing institutions are to be located here as soon possible. The un- usual facilities Opelika has are destined to make it one of the leading towns of Ala bama.
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READ THIS.

We have carefully selected the following properties, stores and dwellings, which we consider bargains. and should be quick sell CTS, viz:
 $12,0OO-3-story brick, 2109 2d avenue. s5,250-Brick residence, Capitol Park $26, 6,0O0-2012 and 2014 Sd avenue, 50x1i0 s4,250-Avenue H, seven houses. s10.000-Store house, Morris avenue. 8, 3,750-Residence, 704 North 17th street; car
 ny one-half per cent. $4,200-Choice South Highland lot. s2.000-Residence, 14th avenue and 18th St.,
 North, S0x115.
 & 3500-Residence, 1513 9th avenue; $1.000 cash, balance years at per cent
 Call at our office and see our list h. sure your property with us.
 w. B.. LEEDY 6 CO,
 Phone 42. 112 North 2lst St.
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Mrs. winsIow,s Soothing syrup


 Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING. with PER FECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES tho CHILD SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN: CURE WIND COLIC, and Is the best rem edy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
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WANTED-Board in private family; two t connecting rooms or large single room ' comfortably heated wanted by couple
 with child of years; house must be ao-
 solutely cleanly, have sanitary plumbing [ and be in good location state fullest par
 ticulars and price. Address References,
 Herald office.
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WANTED-Every person in and around Birmingham to know that during the month of January I'll allow them per cent. off on shoes purchased of me. ID. B. Luster, the Practical Shoe Man, 2lf 18th street. 1-19-tf
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SOLICITORS wANTED-For the Me
 moirs of Dwight L. Moody" written by 2. his son, and assisted by Ira D. Sankey.
 Published with the authority of Mrs. ss Moody and family; only book authorized ' or authentic demand enormous; harvest ( time for agents; large profits; credit
 given: freight paid Address The Domin-
 ion company. Department L, Chicago.
 1-13-4t-su tues -thurs-sat
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HOUSEWIVES are finding smoked cur tains and shades. By using electric hghls you don't smoke your curtains anu shades and don't consume the oxygen so necessary to health. Io-f-eI
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-By competent man, a position as lumber inspector. or lumber buyer; can furnish references and years experience. Address Lumber care Age-Herald 1-22-1w
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DR. 0. T. DOzIER
 SPECIALIST.

Genito Urinary
 Surgery.
 Cutaneous and venereal diseases. All delicate dis orders of sexual organs and pel- vic viscera of men and women. Cystitis. stricture. sexual weakness. prostititis, irreg- t,la v-ttfAa ~A
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WANTED--A cook! A good cook, experi- enced woman with good references can secure good position by calling at 2l27 18th avenue, north.
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WANTED-Hlghest market prices paid for old feather beds and pillows; send postal or will call. D. Coplon 2114 2d avenue 1-2-M
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+e4 LOST
 1oST-A bargain If you fadl to buy your ahoes of D. B. Luster and get per cent.
 on during the month of January. D. B. T Lister. the Practical Shoe Man, n7 18th
 street. 1-1Q-tf LOST-Pair gold spectacles on Nineteenth
 street between the Arlington Cafe and ] Ninth avenue between 12 and l o'clock
 Friday, the 18th. If found please return
 to the Arlington to Mrs. M. l.. Daniel
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WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms, with use of bath, suitable for light housekeeping; location must be Al, North or Southside. Address T, care Age-Her- aid. 1-lS-G
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Texie Cigars! Texie Cigars!!

The public are invited to in- spect the Arlington, the hand sOmest in the state.
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CASH for acceptable ideas; state If patent ed. Address The Patent Record, balo- more, Md. H-s-lyE
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A BRIGHT up-to-date man, to travel near
 by towns; good salary and commissions.
 Address, with references, R. H. Wood ward, Baltimore 2
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MISCELLANEOUS

PHONE 36-The Special Messenger Ser vice-9h N 20th st. Parcels and notes oe- hvered to all parts of city, day and nlgnt' 15c. No charge for answer. S. Y. Hamp- ton, manager. 1-lo-u
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A GOOD SALESMAN wanted to sell dry goods specfalties to the country trade on
 comission; fine side line. Chestnut. Penn. & Street, Manufacturers, Philadelphia, 5. Pa 7- ~ @. aa@-r s- 1-27-sat -2t
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PATTERN MAKING promptly done Cat- fly & Powell, 1529+ 2d avenue. 1-l6-I
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THE resident alternating electric current has been discontinued during the day for the winter. It will start again when the next fan season opens. The Consolidated Electric Light Co. 9-29-tf
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The Arlington Hotel and Cafe open today.

HORSES AT AUCTION. Car load fresh draught horses will be sold at auc- tion Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
 PARKER AUCTION CO.,,
 Ed Ave. near 2Oth St.
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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 this association than in any other company. 1st avenue.