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WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Position from December 18th to January 1st or 9th to fill up vacancy. Am at present travelling salesman. Write quick to Brady Box IA, Birmingham
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to do writing at home, $15.0O month spare time. Address E. W. Yam, Manassas, Ga. 12-1O-5t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-The public to know that the Special Messenger Service is prepared to deliver during the holidays all of their little odds and ends for Santa Claus; the Special has a horse and buggy added to it's six swift, reliable and confidential messenger boys; give your hurry delivery to us; both phones 36; office 112 North 18th st. We pick up ads. for The Age-Herald. 11-20-tf CREDIT tc reliable parties Diamonds and watches, jewelry, siiverwaie and clocks, cn small weekly or monthly pay 1lents: lowest prices; best quality: goods guaranteed: will coll If desired. J Lowinsohn. 2OOS First avenue.
 11-24-tf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Two live, up-to-date, 'hustling solicitors for a daily paper who have
 had experience in this line. Address So- ncitor. care Age-Herald. 12-5-tf
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LOST.

LOSI-Black silk umbrella, ivory handle. Initials l.. B. P. on ring on handle. Lib erai reward will be paid for return to room No. l6, Office Building. 12-10-2t LoST-Small black hand satchel, contain ing sum of money and Jefferson County Bank Book and other valuables. Call at Age-Herald office for information. 12-10-3t
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CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE NEW YORK HERALD < OF 1901
 Will be the most beautiful example of high class modren journalism yet presented to the public.
It Will Be Issued on
 SNNDAN, DScSMBSR 15.

About forty pages Gull size) beauti- fully illustrated in color and haIf-tone.
 An ideal holiday number, it will be unsurpassed by any other newspaper in the world.
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r IS A BREACH
 OF ETIQUETTE.

As a well known society woman said recently, it is nothing more than a breach of etiouetta to neglect acknowledging all invitations.
 With the succession of gaieties this sea- son, the acknowledgment of every in vftation will entail but few moments time, and this few moments will mean a curtailing of your hostess worries; and you will enjoy clean conscience, If today, in. glancing over your invitations you will send a line of acknowledgement to your hostess, whether she has invited you to be present at the christening of the baby, or to meet guest of honor at a large reception.
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Sharpe. Miss Thomas. Miss Morrow. Miss Moody. Miss Shook. Miss Quinby. Miss Jordan. Miss Caldwell.
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PROMINENT house wants competent state manager $150 monthly, expenses and share profits. $6OO cash security for merchandise. State references and ex- perience. Monopoly, Age-Herald 12-S-2t-sun-tue
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AGENTS WANTED.


 AGENTS WANTED-$6SS profit first month by one agent; article patented: beware limitations; special proposition and exclusive control to first applicant. Dry Powder Fire Appliance, 154 Eas. 23d Street, New York City 9-15-16t-sG WANTED-Live agents for Alabama; the Renters Building and Loan Company of Fort Worth, Texas, offers good con- tract; loans money on real estate at 6 per cent per annum, 1 per cent of the principal and interest payable monthly, loans run 90 months; may be repaid in whole or in part after six months, stop ping interest on amounts so paid; in vestment stock guaranteed in years; all contracts definite; parties desiring leans or agents commission address or call, to a. m, 1 to 2 D. m, to p. m., upon General State Agent Rent CTS B. and L. Co.,, 601 North 18th st., Birmingham. Ala I2-4-7t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-First-class baker Addr ess P
 P. Pritchett, Blocton, Ala 12-S-7t
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BoARDERs WANTED.
FOR SALE.

WANTED = Boarders = Rooms, with
 board, 509 North 22d street. 12-S-2t
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dwell upon this side, although it is the practical one, for every one should recog- nize the inconvenience and annoyance hostess must feel when probably only twenty-five invitations out of three or four hundred are promptly acknowl- iedped
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FOR SALB-several hundred choice lots at West End, facing car line on terms to suit purchaser. Steiner Brothers. bankers. 11-10-tf
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PERSONAL.

BOON to men. Stop taking poisonous drugs and stimulants but write for seal ed circular describing Le Support Verge, a very small appliance patented by the United States government and endorsed by many leading physicians. Will last a lifetime and is worth thous- ands of dollars to any man sexually weak. Price, $3 delivered in plain seal ed package. Circular free. Address, The Piedmont Rubber Co.,, 42 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga, dealers in all kinds of Rubber goods and oiled clothing. R-S-sun-tue-thurs-t
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man stenographer, must be a good speller. Good opportuni- ties for advancement. Address P. O.. Box 544, City. 12-10-2t
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FOR SALES cast iron columns g feet long; 1 water heater; sixty and ten horse power boilers; 100 sheave wheels, all sizes; 500 feet Manila rope; 400 feet %-inch wire rope; 1 platform Hove" scale; l good one-horse dray; 2000 feet l-inch steam pipe; a lot of heavy plate glass h-inch thick by SS inches wide, 4 to feet long; two 15-inch I beams: BOO rect pinch spiral galvanized pipe. We deal in scrap iron, relay rails, machin cry, brass, copper, etc. Bell phone 677. First avenue and Twenty-seventh street, Birmingham.
 sun-tu-th-tf
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

live. up-to-date, hustling solicitors for a daily paper who have had experience in this line. Address So-
 lfcitor, care Age-Herald. 12-6-tf
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WANTED-Two young men stenograph- CTS. Apply Birmingham Business Col lege.
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ONE GENT A WORD. No Ad. Taken for Less Than 9 cents Cash Must Accompany Each Order.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

saving can earn a mini- mum of 12 per cent per annum, paya- Die quarterly; guaranteed from loss; particulars on application. Address, Investment Department, 66 Broadway, New York.
 12-1-6t-sun- -tu-thur
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DR. o. T. DOZIER.

physician. Surgeon and Expert sn.
 eialist.
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pany MT. wirth to Moss Point. Mir and Mrs. Wirth will be in Birmine nam by Friday, and will reside at 2230 Seventh avenue, North.
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,, B81 Commerce St., Phiindel phia.

T find Heiskell's Ointment one oi the greatest remedies for skin dis eases I have ever used. Nellie M. Burdette. 12S Lowell St., Charleston, West Va
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One 10x20 i" link motion; one g. side crank; one 9x12" center crank; one 6 H. P. upright engine and boiler.
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Mrs. George c. Whatley has returned from Washington, D. C., where she has been visiting Mrs. Lincoln Green.
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Miss Eula Whatley has returned from Atlanta, where sine has been visiting relatives
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Miss Bearnice Fearn of Huntsville has to Birmingham, after an ab- sence of several years, and is with Mrs. Y. P. Newman, SIS North Nineteenth
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HoistIna Engines.

One pair 11x12 link motion; two pair 16x 20 link motion; one pair s. Flory link motion; one pair 1Ox12 Ledgerwood link motion friction drum.
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HeiSkell'S Ointment
 Heals the Skin.

letter, erysipelae, ulcers, or any eruption. The cure is permanent. 50 cents box, at druggists or by mail, postpaid. Back up it's good work with Heiskell,s Medioated SoAp. 26 cents
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Mrs. Rebecca Anderson and Miss An derson will receive this evening in honor of Miss Thornton.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of Typographi- cal Union No. 1O4 will meet this after noon at O clock with Mrs. w. s. Lopez, 5917 South Avenue N, Woodlawn.
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Miss Lulu Lide, a member of the faculty of the Tuscaloosa Female College, who has been spending a day or two in Bir- mingham, returned to Tuscaloosa yes
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Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Hidon of Virginia will arrive in few days to spend tho winter with their daughter, Mrs. Edward Wilkinson.
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The Jefferson Club will give a cotillon Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
ROZES TRIAL A FAILURE.
AIRsHIP ovERwEIGHTED. HE sAYs-RE-
CONSTRUCTION PROBABLE.

Paris. Sept 5-A dirgible balloon invented
by a Frenchman named Roze tried to-day.
The balloon. which built at Colombes.
suburb Of Paris, consists Of two cigar shaped
balloons, from which is suspended a big basket
car, having two floors The upper floor con-
sists Of a room handsomely furnished for the
aeronaut who controls the five rudders The
lower floor is for the engineer working the pro-
pellers, Of which there four. The balloon
has been filled and waiting since Monday for
fine day. 1t was taken from its shed at 10
O'Clock this morning. and was rolled along a
wooden rail track into a field. a crowd OF
spectators cheered the inventor, who entered the
upper room, the engineer taking his place in the
lower cabin. A whistle was then sounded as A
signal TO let go. The ascension screws began
10 revolve. and the balloon rose slightly. but
with an evident effort. The propelling screws
were then started, and the balloon slowly moved
forward. The spectators, thinking it was a sue
cess. again cheered, but the balloon dropped
he-,iiy- to the ground. and Roze descended and
exclaimed: 1T is too heavy. It won't ascend"
ROze then gave orders to house the balloon
His friends insisted on another trial and Roze
consented TO experiment only with the ascen-
sional screws. The spectators hung on to the
ropes and the screws were started. The
balloon began TO rise, and the spectators re-
leased their hold. One man who did not let 20
WIS lifted Hith it. The balloon lost all equnib-
ri'im owing to the absence of the guide in the
front part of the basket. which caused the rear
OF the machine to tilt. Tie balloon was then
hauled down ard housed in its shed. Roze. in
an interview said:
heavy. Tie envelope is overweghted with var
nish. made a mistake in having il construct
&c by inexperienced workm@n, instead OF by
proper balloon maker. The defect can easily be
remedied. ] shall try again.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
RITTER CONTEST IN ALBANY,
NcARE DEMOCRATS LAYING PLANS To
CAPTURE PRIMARIES.

Albany Sent 3 (SpeciaD.-'I am not talking can
A,d,tes We are talking delegates This state
,,art was made to-day by County Clerk Patrick b
NtcCahe member OF the Democratic state Commit
TOO from, This Senate district and leader or the
NIcCabe Democrats, who think they are about 10
y,rest the control of the Democratic party IN this
city out of the hands of the followers OF Justice
ID Cady Herrick of the Supreme Court
The Herrick Democrats are attempting 10 excite
division in the rauks OF their Democratic oppo-
pents bv bringing forward various eminent Demo-
Gratis as their candidates for Mayor. one OF these
Democrats George Fl. Thacher. lives in a ward
which at the last contest the primaries was
won bv the McCabe Democrats. who elected Will
vice Commissioned. II Is apparent that the Her
rick Democrats hope by thus exciting Nr' Inacner
possible ambition TO reCapture the ward AnOtner
candidate for Mayor suggested by the herflck
Democrats is Thomas y. Fitzgerald. the president
OF the Common Council, who has usually been
rated as a follower OF Mr. McCabe Mr. F1tz-
gerald of three Democratic cancldateS
elected in this city two years ago at time Wheh
the Republican party elected James n. Blessing as
Mayor and Republicans TO other prominent city
offices. and therefore mas Huch SlIshSth dS q Sal-
didate. -,
Mr. McCabe however refuses TO commit him
self on candidates. and Is busy with his followers
making preparations for what Will clearly De a
the primaries on September IT, 1t Is possible that
there may he two Democratic city conventions, for
the FIerriCk Democrats complain that the change
in the basis of representation at the convention,
Ieeally accomplished by the McCabe Democrats 1t
Ia not vet apparent whether or not the Republican
marty will reno inmate Mayor Blessing and the rest
OF his party associates
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
MR.. RIDDER's CHOICE.

Herman Ridder. leader OF the German-American
Reform Union one OF the anti-Tammany organlza-
tons the city ticket composed Of the follow
ing: For Mayor. John De witt Warner. for CON
troler Charles A. Schieren former Mayor Of
Brooklyn. tor president Of the Board of Aldermen
Thomas NJ Muliy. president OF the St Vincent de
Paul Society OF Manhattan.
John De Witt Warner Is asily the strongest man
named by the Citizens Union for Mayor" said Mr.
Rdder yesterday. He Is entirely satisfactory To the
German and is list. His record proves that
he would be a safe and liberal man as Mayor Mr.
Warner last year supported Bryan because he was
hold enough OF the Bryan vote TO win and we must
have a part OF the Bryan vote TO beat Tammany
For Controller Mr SChieren would be the best man
who could be named. He Is a Republican and
there must be al least one Republican the ticket
He is German. successful business man and
dent of the Board of Aldermen is Thomas NJ Mulry
president Of the ST. Vincent de Paul Society. He is
able and good citizen who deVotes his life
to charitable work. He indorsed by Rishop
Potter for the Office OF Commissioner OF Chart es
Warner for Mayor. Schieren for Controller md
Mulry for president Of the Board OF Aldermen would
be a winning ticket. That ticket would hold The
German vote.
Seth Low cannot be elected. and IL would be a
grave mistake TO force his nomination. | have the
highest personal regard for Mr.. Low. but he is a
Republican. and with that party In control at Al
bany the logic of the situation demands the cleo
ton OF q Democrat Mayor of this city. Four
years ago Mr.. Low refused 10 give way. He had
his run and defeated. He is not acceptable to
the Germans and cannot he elected The candidate
for Mayor must be Democrat and no better man
than Mr.. Warner can be selected
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
VIEWS OF POLITICIANS.

Politicians who were willing TO talk about the
list OF possible candidates suggested by the union
committee generally of the opinion that either
Warner or Low would win. Some OF the views ex-
pressed follow:
CHARLES 5. ADLER.-Low is my first choice
but guess Warner would run well In our district
Coler Is out OF the question. lie Is a Tammany
man aud playing the Hl game. but he can't fool
the anti-Tammhny people
.AMAsA THoRNToN-War stands the best
chance or getting the Rnti-Tammany nomination.
and he will win II nominated Next him comes
Low Outside OF these believe that Colonel Ed
ward NJ. Knox would be the strongest kind of a
candidate. lie would secure the support OF the re-
tail dealers. who opposed TO department stores.
while at the same time he would win generous sup
port his business record.
OTTO KEMPNER-I think Warner. Scheren and
of Aldermen would prove winning ticket
Samuel Seabury. one of the Coler men IN the
Committee OF one Hundred. hinted yesterday that
Mr. Coler's name would go before the convention.
In connection with this. II was learned yesterday
that pyrotechnics by the Coer would be
tolerated IN the My convention The chairman Will
be some one who knows every delegate OF i'm
portsnce. and f. will be no easy task TO spring a
Coler boom with the leaders generally against II.
The committee Of twelve OF the Citizens Union
Will meet on Monday afternoon 10 plan for the
meeting Of all the conferrees the same night.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
STONE FAMILY REUNION.

woodmont-5n-the-S Sound. Conn, Sept (speciaD
The descendants of John and Samuel Stone, who
came 10 America with Thomas Hooker in 1888, and
who founded the city Of Hartford. Conn had their
annual reunion here yesterday Nearly every State
in the Union was represented by the almost one
hundred members present. among them being the
Rev DR. Joel Stone Ives and Mrs Kate NJ Carter
the daughter of Seth Bradley Stone missionary.
and who was born in Zululand. South Africa.
The paper OF the day. interesting "reminiscences
of the early days of the Stones. was read by Colonel
william [. Stone author. and secretary Of the
Saratoga Memorial Association.
Mrs Mary Merwin Tibhals. the secretary. had
an interesting report which included the neurology
of the association The following were elected Of
ficers: President. DR.. Jay S. stone or New Britain
Conn; vice-presidents, Colonel William l. Stone
Mount Vernon. \. Y Lie Lieutsnant n,. Henry gtoIe r.
Chester Conn: Eli S. Stone, Seattle. Wash. and
Mrs Kate M Carter. Staten Island: secretary. Mrs
Mary Merwin George Sd Tihhals Milford Conn: .
treasurer c. o. Stone, Middletown. Conn; cor
responding secretary Charles s stone Forringt0n ]
NewHaven, Conn Norman s Flatt MI miaoro an.
nua dinner followed the election in the hotel. at
which snort addresses were made by various mem
-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
MY RECORD" PIPES COLER.
THAT'S ALL HE HAS TO SAY-MORE
TALK OF TAAIMANY TAKING HIM.

The rejection OF Controller Coler as a mayor
atty candidate by the Citizens Union Committee
of One Hundred revived talk yesterday about his
possible nomination by Tammany for sMayor
Mr. Coler is popular with the leaders and with
the rank and file. Each of the thirty-ive
district leaders has kind word to say for him.
They declare that he has always played fair
with the organization in the way of appoint
ments. that he is good fellow" and person.
ally they all like him. Added TO this. they con-
tend that he would run we'll and make an ex-
ceptionally hard candidate to defeat Undoubt-
edly Mr.. Coler will be urged upon Richard
Croker when the Squire of Vantage gets home
Mr.. Coler's boom must necessarily suffer from
uncertainty, for until Croker gets here all gos-
sip as to candidates is pure speculation. Mr.
Croker is personally much opposed to Mr.. CoIer
He will never forgive him for his newspaper and
magazine articles. which Mr.. Croker construed
as an attack upon himself. He will not, il is
said, agree to have Mr.. COler named for Mayor
unless he is convinced that no other candidate
that can win is available. There has been talk
of denomination of Mayor Van Wyck. There
is talk about Lewis Nixon. Edward NJ Shep-
ard. j. Edward Simmons. Judge Dugro. John
Whalen and many others. but until Mr.. Croker
gets here nothing is certain.
The date Of Mr.. Crokers return 10 this coun-
try is still uncertain. The latest report is that
he will not be here until October. At all events.
the Tammany men expecting him soon. and
there is great dressing up of districts prepara-
tory to the return of the chief.
Controller Coler declared yesterday when
asked about his rejection by the Citizens Union
committee that he was in no sense a candidate
for the nomination for Mayor. adding:
IF my record is not good enough for me TO
stand as candidate for any city office. why
don't want TO have anything to do with city
politics. / am not going to give any pledge to
any man or any party for any office in the city
nor will discuss my intentions with any one.
l simply stand on my record and nothing else
II that is not good enough. why am out of it
Those who talked In favor of the nomination
of Controller Coler by Tammany declared that
only one thing stood between him and the nom
nation. and that the unwillngness OF Mr.
Croker to accept him. They added that this dis
like could be overcome. and expressed the opn-
ion that Coler would be named.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
HE CALLS DADY A DICTATOR.
W. B. ATTERBURY SAYS HE is a BOSS OF
THE CROKER TYPE.

Walter b Atterbury. the chairman OF the Kings
County Republican General Committee and leader
Of the XVIlth Assembly District has accused
Michael J. Dady chairman OF the executive COM
mittee. of trying to he dictator of the Croker
type. In a circular recently sent out Mr. After
bury had the following to say:
An of the highest importance is at stake
II is: Is the Republican party I'm Kings County TO
he Tammanytzed? Is all independence OF thought
and action be crushed out? do not believe that
the Republican party should he TammanN-
izpd made Tammany machine where no one is
allowed 10 think but boss The rank and ile of
the Republican party demand the right 10 think
and act and express their opinions. When IL is
otherwise. no Republican candidates will be
elected.
Because as your representative have defended
a nd protected the interests OF this locality and
because chairman of the county committee
have vOred To keep in line with the best pub
lie sentiment OF the party In this country Mr..
Michael ]. Dady has issued orders that l be
turned down by you. Do Mr.. Dady's orders
go in this ward?
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

dren are born too weak TO make an effectual
struggle for life. and that many mothers are un-
able TO nourish the children born TO them Back
of these facts there Is the inevitable story or
Womanly weakness, the prenatal period spent
in misery of mind and anguish Of body; the
period of waiting which should by all the laws
of nature be of hopeful. happy expectation,
changed a period of shrinking and dread
1t is impossible that the mother can give her
child what she herself does not possess IL she
lacks health for one she cannot have IL for Two
IL she is nervous fearful, suffering. IT IS roIly
10 expect that her child will be mtrthtuI ana
hardy AS a rule, weak and SICK women VIII
have weak and sickly children
MATERNAL LOVE HELPLESS
Maternal love is helpless in such circum-
stances The woman who would drain her heart
dry to give her child strength can only sit In
impotent helplessness and watch the little hower
fade.
But science does more than provide an incu-
bator for the weaklng baby. II finds the means
10 make weak women strong. IL gives the
mother strength TO give her child, and makes
the incubator unnecessary. 1t restores the nat
ural balance of health, so that the days OF
waiting become once more days OF hapPy eX-
pectation and maternity is approached with the
supreme confidence which comes from the pos
session of perfect health. In this Held or sci
entidc help for women DR.. r. V. Pierce stands
pre-eminent by his success. His great medicine
FOR women "Favorite Prescription, has been
the means of health to thousands OF mothers.