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which was ordered several weeks ago, and which will probably arrive in a few days. The Stanhope which he was suc- cessfully manipulating belongs to one of the leading automile agencies here, but every one naturally concluded that Dr.
 Davis had received his auto" thereby slowly augmenting the list of fashona- ble people here who have ordered auto mobiles. A group of automobile enthus- lasts declared yesterday that Birming- ham would really become an automobile city. There are over three hundred miles of cherte ed and macademized roads in Jeff ferson County, so often referred to as Birmingham, and there Is every reason to believe that the wealthy and fashion able people here will in time prefer the automobiles, and this would mean a pro- cession of smart autos" along the mag nificent roadways leading to the Country Club and other picturesque points. The popularity of the horseless carriage is increasing daily in Southern cities, and Birmingham will be quite as progressive in this direction as she is In others. The automobile pace must be kept up with, and the inducements of fine roads is also to be considered by the automobilists.
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NOoman
 -BY- OSNN~ A RH ARV UXN ANNIE kENDRCK WALKER - %OS M W A

the next will swear that she is a semi brunette This is because her hair varies as the sun tines upon 1t or n0t. In c6r- tain lights it is golden, again 1t be- comes q dark chestnut. Her complexion Is as fair as the best bred lily with just the faintest touch of pink In her cheeks Even her eyes vary. They have been lik- ened to the forest violet and to the sea when 1t is greenest
 "The truth of the matter is that Miss Graves is a beauty not of the doll type She has a face full of expression. She reflects in it the things she hears and the things she feels.
 Besides beauty she has rare fund of sympathy and love for art The latter is most evident to her admirers and friends when She plays the violin. For a woman she plays unusually well, with fire, with strength She has studied under the best masters in Europe and America and perhaps are revealed when she has close up against her neck the smooth wood of the instrument she loves.
 Now, she is tender so that her lis- tener4 is moved to her mood, again she is jolly as though life had never inti- mated that it held a sorrow.
 "She is always graceful and never in a hurry.
 Her claims to being a beauty lie not only in her features and coloring, but in the charm of her manner and the grace of her carriage.
 Probably that is the reason that men and women both agree that she is beau- tiful.'
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A Birmingham Beauty.

The following interesting story con- corning one of Birminghams fairest belles is clipped from the New York Journala
 Tn Birmingham. Ala, the other day a party of people were discussing the ques- tion of beauty
 The most important feature is the nose declared one.
 No, the eyes, cried another The expression, the coloring,' insisted a third. The room was divided. There were those who voted for a beautiful figure, lovely throat, fine head, a clear skin
 A real beauty must have everything nowadays remarked a connoisseur. It isn't sufficient for her to have a beau tiful head if she carries it badly Of what use fine shoulders if she stoops? A real beauty must have perfection in every feature
 Tn the midst of this dissertation some one in search of subject upon which all might agree asked suddenly:
 Who Is a beauty?
 There were twenty-four people in the room, twenty-four of Birmingham's rep resentative. citizens. The conversation took place at a dinner; so half the guests were men and half women
 Now the remarkable fact for which this conversation has been retailed hap pened. They all agreed.
 Florida Graves!' answers an enthu siast.
 Florida Graves echoed another Ant without dissenting voice Florida Graves carried the vote. ''There are those further North who will agree with the selection. Miss Florida Graves is Washington's newest beauty.
 ''She arrived there this winter unher. aided and quickly established herself as
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GOOD CUSTOM FER.
Three-Year-OId Boy.

The right kind of food will work won ders in the way of changing a sick per- son to a healthy one and by the same rule keep a person in good health.
 Arthur W. Tanning, 14 Throop St., Chi cago, H.. had such remarkable experi- ence himself with Grape-Nuts Food, that he recommended 1t to a friend for his child for whom the parents were unable to find food that would agree.
 It was supposed the childs stomach had been ruined by the use of medicines. When he was put on Grape-Nuts he be- gan to improve and MT. Tanning says, T will wager that, although he is but three years old now, he is the best single handed customer the Postum Cereal Co.,. have today. He has become big and strong, and is in perfect condition. I have received thanks many times from his mother for bringing Grape-Nuts Food to their attention. The whole family are using the food now.
 My own experience was remarkable. I had for years a stomach trouble I got so I could not eat anything for breakfast except an orange; all solid food and meat being out of the question.
 When I was induced to take on Grape Nuts I did so with fear and trembling. but found out, to my pleasure and sur prise. and great benefit to my health, that had food I could hold on my stomach, and could do good forenoon's work
 have not had headache since using Grape-Nuts Food, and in one year have gained Is pounds. I am so much of an advocate of the food that people suspect me of being interested in the Go. have won over a number of friends who are now using 1t. and speak in the highest terms Of it''
 Grape Nuts Food wins it's own way without any trouble. It can be borne by the weakest stomach and contains the strongest. food clements known.
 All first-class grocers sell Grape-Nuts Food made at the Pure Food factories of the Postum Cereal Co.,, Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich.
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San Souci Girls.

Washington. March 5.-(Special.)-I charming party of Southern girls, senio r pupils of San Souci, chaperoned by Mrs L William Hayne Perry, president of tha t select school for young ladies, arrive i in Washington Friday morning froi a Geeenvie, S. C., and took possession q t once of their apartments at the Rigt x Hotel There they found stacks ofeihv l. tations and engagements awaiting ther a. for Mrs J. H Bankhead. wife of u le Alabama Congressman, had been notifi' k of the proposed visit of the Sans Sou G party and had perfected plans for the E entertainment and pleasure.
 During inauguration week the Riggs Is headquarters for many of the Governo rs ana their staffs and is itself astir wi th gaiety.
 Box parties, dinners, luncheons and t he inaugural ball were all included In he round of engagements for the Sans So, lei girls.
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ic. nervous, blood a nd private dfseasss T.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE M ;s EASE POSITIVEL ' CURED UND -D PLAIN GUARANTY EE. HH
 Consultations at . rice or by mail invited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who can- not visit me. No WI itten prescriptj ona we furnish all medici hes
 Birmingham Daily News: "The { Noru. comme1d ds him (Dr. Do 'zier) most o4 ,rIinI ly to all those in need Iof his servt zee a'
 Age -Herald: His lol tg record a, nd .n proved abilities entitle him to the nro,,, distinctions of standing It the head of his professionS'
 Alabama Christian Ad' Focate: .J Tie rr. fessional S tandhng Is un tmpeacha bIe ans his charact er as gentl, Gnan am | a citt zen is abov rer'roach."
 Office and 'disu c, prner IT ,ird oya- nue ana NH etes'hth stree s' h'rr lngham, Ala. ~
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a reigning belle. To Mrs. Bankhead, wife of the Alabama Congressman, was given the pleasure of introducing her.
 '"The Birmingham beauty became a Washington success. Senators, army of- ficers, diplomats and millionaires contrib uted to establish her fame. Meanwhile they had the pleasure of gazing into eyes that woni- have been beautiful by req son q tseTr expression even had they not been endowed with a tint borrowed from the violets of the field.
 "They agreed with the men and women of Alabama. The good fairies had be- slowed upon Miss Graves a bit from all the charms needed to make a perfect whole.
 Miss Graves is variously described by her admirers. One will call her blonde,
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In Society.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jones returned from New Orleans.
 Mrs. William Hayne Perry of Green ville S. C., will probably visit Mrs Thon- as M. Owen sometime this month. Mrs Zac Smith will leave today for Meridian, Miss, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Albert T. Weems, who is so charminglLy remembered in Birming- ham.
 The Woman's Club chorus will meet this morning at 10:15 o'clock.
 Miss Marie Nelson will return from Greensboro today.
 Mrs. John c. Carmichael is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. Seynore Perkins, in Sel- ma. Mrs. Carmichael will go from there to Mobile to visit Mxs D. R. Burgess. The W. c. T. U. will meet in the parlors of the First Methodist church this after noon at o'clock
 The Columbian Club german, given Friday night at their beautiful club rooms complimentary to Miss Hollon Harris of Birmingham, who is the charming guest of Miss Emmie Darden in Quintard street was a marked success The Columbian Club has contributed largely to the city S social gaieties the past se;Lson, and their club entertainments are always looked forward to with pleasure Miss Harris is a very pretty and piquant debutante.
 
 as the guest of honor.-Anniston Star. Miss Josie Prater is spending the late winter with relatives in Powderly.
 
 There will be a meeting of the educa- tional department of the Womans Club on Thursday at D. m. All members of the club who are interested in the work of that department are urged to be pres ent.
 The masquerade ball given by the Ladies' Benevolent Society of Temple Emanuel on Monday evening at the Phoenix Club was a brilliant event. Mrs. s. M. Hubbell, whose critical ill., ness at the Davis inf1rmary has dis tressed such a large number of friends in Birmingham and Montgomery, con- tinues to improve. Considering the grave danger in which Mrs Hubbell was thrown by her perilous illness, her quick change for the better is extraordinary.
  Mrs T. s. Pounds, who has been dan gerously i'll at her home on the South Highlands Is now happily convalescent. The music department of the Woman's Club will have choral practice this morn ing at 10:15 o'clock.
 Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of Montgomery is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. K. Me- Donald.
 1.ba hagt tbat he said about a med
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Chair of conornies.

LexingA on. Va, March 5.-A check for s2o 900 ha been sent by Harvard to Washingte n and Lee University and has been placed to the credit of the William L, Wilson endowment fund now being raised. of which ex-Presidsent Cleveland is chairman When s1oo,Ood is raised a c.7air of eco, lomics will be established at .ne Universit as a memorial to the late Hon. w. L. Wilson. Ex-Secretary Hoke Smith of Atlanta today accepted an invi- tation to deliver an address before the graduating class of the university during commencement.
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WAGON TRAIN ATncKED.
Three Americans Were Killed and Two Maccabloees We're Wounded.

Manila, March 5.--A wagon train and a detachment of the signal corps together with six Maccablot,e scouts. were at tackled by the insu rgents about midway between the towns of Silang and Das- marinas, in Cawite lwovince. Three Amer leans were killed and two of the Mac cabbees were wounded, while one man Is missing. Four horses and one mule were killed. Captain Mair with detach- ments of infantry and cavalry from Si- lang arrived at the scene of the surprise too late to intercept the enemies.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


 LUMBER for quick shipment. Lathrop Lumber Company, 2015 First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Phone 664, 2-24-tf SAND sharp and clean in carload lots delivered promptly. J. Lundie Sloss, All Chalifoux Building. S-31-tf SPECIAL MESSENGER SERVICE - Phones 36; open 2 a. rn to 12 midnight; notes 15c up to 10 D. m. 25c from 10 p. m, to 12 midnight;> ask for out-of-town rates; business confidential; stationery free; special rates to club invitations; we are the only licensed messenger ser vice in Birmingham. s Y. Hampton Prop. 6-6-tf TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED - Having greatly improved our facilities for re- pairing typewriters, we beg to announce that we can rebuild machines through out; an expert typewriter mechanic is in charge of this department; prompt and satisfactory work guaranteed. A K. Dearborn & Co. 1-6-tf LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden Seal, never-failing female regulator will relieve most obstinate cases of de- layed periods in five hours; sent secure from observation, q. Dr. Annie Fowler, Nl Olive st, St. Louis, Mo. 2-13-5t- wed-sun
 ADVERTISE SUCCESSFULLY for mail order business Send for my Advertis- CTS Pocket Guide of money-making lists of leading dailies, weeklies and monthlies. The key to the best known mediums. Valuable and interesting to beginners; sent free. Rudolph Guenther, Newspaper and Magazine Advertising, 1OS Fulton St., New York. 33-lt LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES bought money loaned on. AddresssD. s. Ander- son, Chattanooga, Tenn. S-6-1mo $5oo-Several lots on 17th st: easy walking distance; north side. Ehorn 6 Jones,
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To Resist Cloture MomevenH.

Washington March 5.-The Democrats of the Senate held an informal confer ence and discussed the cloture movement in the Senate and there was su dicient exchange of opinion to cause those pres ent to conclude that the move would be resisted to the end of the session. The conference was attended by Senators Patterson, Dubois, Harris. Turner and Heitfeld, all of whom heretofore have acted with either the silver Republicans or Poplhists.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,
Besseuner Land and Improvement
 Company.
Bessemer, Ala. March 1, 1.

Bessemer, Ala, March 1, 1901. The i regular semi-annual dividend of the Be- HeIner Land and Improvement Compan of s1 50 per share will be paid on and fber April 1, 1901, to such as shall be regist ered stockholders of the com pany at toe close of business March 16, 1901
 In accor lance with the bylaws of the company be stock transfer books will close at D. n. March 16, 19o1 and reopen at 8 a. m. the morning of April l, 1901 Checks vii ! be mailed from the office of the company H. L. BADHAM 3-2-15t President and Treasurer.
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DR. o. '. DOZIER, Specialist.
 Genito Urinary Surgery.

Cutaneous ani I venereal dis k eases. All de d. te disorders of sexual org Ans and pelvic vic era of m e n a. .n 1 women. Cy stit- Is, stricture Se&ua1 weak ness, prostititis, irregularities of women. irupedi, ents to mar
 rage, and s l forms 0f ob.
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Tn the ttsnts of the Arab and In the castles of tshe monarch pr. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound Is taken for the cure of Kidney, Stomach, Liver and Female Diseases, Rheumatism, Ma Iaria, Palpitatlon of the Heart. Head ache, Pain in the Side, Sour, Sick or Boated Stomach, etc. 10 days treat ment free. All druggists. DR. w. s. BURkHART, Cincinnati, O.
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An Auto" Enthusiast

Dr. John D. S. Davis is one of the latest automobile enthusiasts He was observ- ed spiI ming along a fashionable avenue yesterday in a Standhope He was real ly getting in practice for his automobile,
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 FOR SALE.

rT S~>%~->->~ ---~-~~---~~~--~-- OK SALpi - Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs; lay gest poultry farm in the south slengarUJ Poultry Yards Somerville, Tenn 3-6-3ot $2.5OO-F 'retty new Groom cottage, 100x140, Higb lands; block of car line. Eborn & Jon as
 FoB SALE-22 15-1o0 acre of pineapple lS nd in South Florida on Charlotte r .arbor; and tarpon fishing grounds: 'car on or address Charles F. Jackson,
 eos 18th st. Birmingham.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RFNT-One every comfortable room for two gentleman. References exchanged. Apply at 2510 First avenue
 3-5-6t FOR RENT-Two-story S-room house, 406 18th street. Immediate possession. Apply to Jonas Schwab & Co.,, PHO End avenue. 3-6-tf
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PERSONAL.

-- LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden Seal, never-failing female regulator will relieve most obstinate cases of de- layed periods In five hours. Sent secure from observation, $1. Dr. Annie Fow- Ter, N41 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. 3-3-9t-su-wed
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Don't be left by the fush of people who began in earnest yesterday to crowd the rooms of that wonder of the twentieth century, the greatest living psychic or soul reader, Mrs. Louise Mitchell Le Verne, now stopping at that popular ho- tel The Florence.
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Treas ury Statement

Washington, March 5.-Today's state ment of the treasury balance shows: Available cash balance, $149, ,4S3, ,3a2; gold, sS3, ,229, ,379.
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At the first intimation of an attack of Grippe" begin at once to regulate the system with Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill after each meal,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
LOST.
REAL UPSTATE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE $50 Each-Two lots 50x190, avenue G. S1250 Each-Three lots, 50x190, avenue F. sl250 Fach-Two lots, 50x19O, Sth ave-s North sa250 Each-Two lots, 5Ox1so, 7th ave, North s2500 Each-Ghree good lots, 7th ave- North. $SG0o I1c.eh-Two business lots, 25x140.near opera hoase. S70O0-EsrIsi ness lot near Hillman Hotel $45Oo-Twctstory residence, 5th ave; close in. $SoOO-Ek .gant South Highlands resi- dence;. large lot. Let us show you our beautiful Fountain Heir hts Land Company's property over loo ling the city and Jones valley. Lots $50 to s1250; terms easy.
 M. P. MESSER 6 CO.,,
 No. 224 North Twenty-first Street Real Estate and Insurance. Phone S19. k250-Several lovely lots, Johnson Sta ton. Woodlawn; very choice. Eborn 6 Jones.
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BOARDER $ WANTED

Ja,ts for two front rooms. with or spitbout +ahle hoard at 605 20th street, forth Fine location and convenient to hus,nesq
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HELP aWANTEo-MALE.

WANTED-A good stenographer and competent office man. Good opportun- ity for competent man. Apply In own handwriting. s, care Age-Herald
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MON iY TO LEND on improved city and sup Ehan prop srty; large loans a spe- Cia ty; purchase money notes bought. IT, 'McConnell & Co.,, 2O20 3rd avenue.
 3-2-1mo
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BOZ Rp WANTED,

WANIbD-R sfom and board on South H1ghlands ty three adults. Address w. F.' care AZ be-Herala.
 3-6-St-wed-Sun
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of prominent New Workers. making tn E passage with the duke and duchess. Mrs | Astor sailed on the Oceanic.
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KoMEY TO LEND.

MoNhf TO IiEND-We have $700oO to lena on Birmingham property at very low IF 5e; we avoid long delays, and lena FoRn $500 up: call on us. 424 Chali- touX Building. D. F. Allen 6 Co. 6-19-t
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AGENTS WAL nEn

yry Ny1rT7.r> W WANIbD-Gooo aecioe Il and bond in surahce agents to re Hesent our com panies in towns and cfties of Alat, ma Liberal contract M p, Messer & O.. general agents, Bir Engham, Ala.
 2-62n,
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WANTED-L adies and gentlemen in every count y for office work, clerkship etc. Previous experience not necessary Address Frank, Box 4S5. Nashville, Tenn. 1-e-26t -su- wed
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WANTED--A position by synerienced lady ste1Ographer. Best 4 testimon- ials furnished; willing to le Eve the city Address L., Box 776.
 2-27-4t-Wed Ali .,,,, ,.aor
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WANTED-Seco11-h 1-hand safe; large; also cabinet for stat onery; call at 218 Chali- ford Building. 3-6-2t
 WANTED-Partile Ter with $4,000 or S5. GOO to invest in whol esale business in Birm- ingham. Young man preferred. Fine opportunity fo the right man. Don't answer unless you have the money and mean business. Address Business, care Age Herald 3-6-3t
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The best that can be said about med icine is said about Hoods SarsaDariila. It Cures.
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IF YOU Wl1WT A HOME

which to build it, of the q to HIGHLANDS, Mort BlRMlNGHAM-o EAST 5R building locality. PRICES andth EAs Y.
 BIRMINGHAM REAL TY CO.,, I17 N. Fist Street.
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LUMBER for quick shipment. Lathrop Lumber Company. 2015 First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Phone 664 2-24-tf
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s5,bOO-15Ox14o; close in; pretty lots; three eight-room house; bargain; can make this pay IS per cant, Ebozn- q
 Jones. eF'@" Il-
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WANI- LED.

$3,80O-Elegant two story nine-room mod ern cottage; 10oi l210; lovely location. every convenience; wait and you miss this. Eborn & Jones.
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FOR SALE

$3. 750-Lot 50x140 on Third avenue with
 siX-room house on front and two-room
 house on alley; rents for $2650 per
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE. $1,500-Eighth avenue lot, near Fifteenth street; full sized; house on alley; rents for $144; terms liberal. S2,Q00-Elegant North Twentieth street cottage home. $2,EoO-Seven-room two-story Fourth ave- nue place, near in. $6, ,500-Two-story brick in Ensley, Ave- nue E; rents for S900 s5, 5,250-Elegant South Highlands home; lot 79x310. s5, 5,1G0-Large South Twentieth street lot, close In. s23, ,000-Two three-story Twentieth street bricks. s2, 2,350-Elegant six-room cottage home In Woodlawn, extra large corner lot $6,500-Choice farm; well improved four to five miles from city on pike road. H,101-Nice new f1ve-room cottage, lot 100 x165 good well; nice neighborhood; East Lake We buy, sell, rent and insure property
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sIrl,ATloN WANTED.

WANTED-SB competent young ia6y' position as typewriter, stenogra jhey. or office assiktant; frst-class ref grenccs Address Miss M, Box AS City
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Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of Montgomery is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. K. Me- Donald.
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Mrs. T. s. Pounds. who has been dan gerousy i'll at her home on the South Highlands, is now happily convalescent.
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The masquerade ball given by the Ladies Benevolent Society of Temple Emanuel on Monday evening at the Phoenix Club was a brilliant event.
The age-herald., 1901-03-06

The music department of the Womans Club will have choral practice this morn ing at 10:15 o'clock.
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There will be a meeting of the educa- tional department of the Woman's Club on Thursday at p. m. All members of the club who are interested in the work of that department are urged to be pres enf
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$3, 3,250-Lot 50x140 on 4th avenue, with 4
 room house on front and Broom house on alley. Rents for $23 per month.
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