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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
These are all new offerings and are en-
phatically cheap;
s5500-A pronounced bargain In two South
Highland cottages close IN.
s1250-A fifty foot lot In the swellest part
of Highland Avenue.
s125o-Fifty feet near 18th and Avenue I.
$1o0-Per foot, the best bargain offered in
prospective business property.
sf5o-The three best lots on two car lines
In one of the best close In suburbs.
-Six-room cottage on lot 100x190 at
Owenton. one block of car line.
M'DANID q co.
Birmingham Savings Bank.
7-25-eod-tf
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Jack seller of a household speciality. Ad-
dress Specially" care Age-Herald.
7-20-2t
FOR NEXT 30 DAYS Investors can have
splendid opportunity to take stock in
Gulf-Seaboard Oil Co. Board of Man.
ayers include two United States Sem
ators, one Governor one Associate JUS
tiee State Supreme Court By investing
now get full benefit of agents commits
sion Off. Agents also wanted; exclusive
territory. Address Southern Securities
Co., Kansas city. Mo.
$500 per day, 5000 per week. Withdraw
on demand; profits sent each week. A
postal card brings particulars. Karson
& Co.. 3S9 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
AN OPPORTUNITY OF q lifetime for a
responsible business man with a small
capital to manage the business for the
state of Alabama: safe, pleasant profit
able. Consult State Agency. $50 n 10Th
street.
Ter sALE-10 acres $4,000 worth I'M
provements orchard; mile from city;
terms 5000 annually. A choice suburban
homes Eborn & Jones.
PUBLIC NOTlcE-An persons having
ton can be shown how they can get
their money back In IA weeks In regu-
lar installm snts. Complete information
free. 7 his notice is inserted for the BEN
eft of earnest parties. Address n. s.
Goodsill, ID Rimbach Block. Hammond,
Ind.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEkALE.
AID WRITING, ILLUSTRATING proof
reading, journalism, bookkeeping or
stenography taught by mail free. Pay
no tuition until we secure permanent
employment Graduates guaranteed po-
sitions. Write for free tuition contract,
mentioning subject you wish to study.
Correspondence Institute of America,
B. $50, Scanton, Pa.
WANTED-A saleslady to run small re-
tail store. Address A. b., care Age
Herald. 7-27-3t
WAN1ED-Few ladies to do copying at
home; no canvassing; good salary in
close stamp. Warren Chemical Co., De-
troit, Mich.
LADIEs-s5 a week salary for your
spare time; no canvassing, letter writ
ing or goods to sell. Enclose stamp for
instructions. Nine. La Pierre 400 w.
Ohio ST.. Chicago. ILL.,
WANTED-Women to do sewing and
binding on specialties; 81 per 100; can
make six an hour. Material sent free
prepaid. Send addressed reply envelope
for full particulars Universal Co.,
Dept. A, Walnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-Active Catholic lady to work
at home; s36 Paid for ~ days tris1; per-
II anent If satisfactory. Jonn Engwall,
Lakeside Bldg. Chicago.
LADIES to do piece work at their homes
We furnish all materials ana cay from
81 to $12 weekly. Send stamped envel-
ope to Royal Co., "a Monroe street, Chi
oago.
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soRsBY . LYON. s1es End Avenue
EbOrn & Jones Real FStdt6 BdrQdInS.

s5000-50x14O. 7-room house, 9Th ave-, North
near First church.
$5000-10-room home, 18th ave-, South.
$5500-Elegant new modern S-room home,
furnace heat, every convenience; Il ave.,
South.
$3.50 cash-A beautiful lot s0x100 South
Highlands; near Highland avenue.
s2000-5Ox140 Ave. c, near 21st St; rented
at $22 mo.
s1750-10-room house, North Highlands.
s1500-100x140 corner on D.
S2500-A business lot close in on End ave.
s7000-Elegant modern s-room home, High
land avenue; 1OOx225; South Highlands.
TRUCK FAR1S.
s45O0-Splendid 20 acre truck farm; s-room
residence, barn, orchard. Easy terms.
See this. It Is at East Lake.
$1500-25 acre truck farm miles outl
improved.
10000 acre truck farm miles out.
$4,000 acre fruit and truck farm miles
out; 10 acres In grapes and fruit
$1500-30 acres, choice, 8 miles out.
$4000-Valuable 10 acre tract, carries 43
lots 5Ox14O on car line; III miles of
Ensley.
ssoOo-1so acre farm, improved, on Hunts
Vile pike.
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WANTED-Whip statesmen on commits
sion or salary. If they have an estab-
lished trade. Good men can make first
class pay. Positions open until August
goth. United States Whip CO., West
field, Mass.
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AGENTS-Make a large profit selling
soaps. perfume and toilet astleles.
Small capital required. 1as. A. Sim
mons. PHI wentaTe.sh ave-, Chicago.
WANTED4 good, live agents to work
city. $40 per week in IT, Call for agent"
at PIP North Gin street
NATIONAL AUTOMATIC window clean
er; does away with bucket, ladder
brush, cloth and slop. Agents wanted.
Sample 75e. Seyler-Carey Mfg. Co., Hull
bert Block, Cincinnati, o.
WE WILL PAY ANY honest man SIS per
month and all travelling expenses to
take orders for the greatest portrait
concern In the United States. Your sal
ely will be guaranteed and position
permanent. Address Worlds Art Elk
change, Dept. 400, Chicago. I'll.
STOP RUNAWAYS-Poclse hitching
pests hitch instantly; carried In pocket;
sight seller; agents wanted. Pocket
Hitching Post Co., Dept. K, Richmond,
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AGENTS WANTED.

iWANTED-An agent for Birmingham to
sell a newly patented, quick selling
household article. Exclusive territory
given. Address Household, care Age
Herald. 7-26-2t
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ROOMS FoR RENT.

~~>----~--->->->--
ROOMS FOR RENT-Nicely furnished,
cool. airy rooms. 191S1h. 4th ave. opposite
new city hall. 7-26-tf.
-
FOR RENT-Two rooms. one and two
neatly furnished rooms. electric lights,
hot and cold baths. servants attendance,
board can be had third door, Bell
phone. To gentleman only. Inquire at
this office for number. 7-26-2t.
FOR RENTING nice rooms. furnished
or unfurnshed; electric light and bath.
Apply ZOO sth avenue, north. 7-23-5t
FOR RENT : Completely furnished
housekeeping rooms; desirable location,
reasonable: references. Highlands"
care Age-Herald.
FRONT ROOM, nicely furnished, with
hot and cold bath; price 81 per month.
Call at 2212 4th avenue, S-27-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-27

BALESMAN-A cigar and tobacco sales
man now In the city wishes to locate
here with some good wholesale tobacco
or grocery house, capable of taking
charge of cigar department. or would
accept position of city salesman, now
employed, but can cancel present con-
tract August lie. Address Tobacco, care
Age-Herald. 7-26-2t
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WANTED-Hustling salesman for Ala
bama, by well established wholesale
house High commission contract with
s25 weekly advance while travelling
Jos. H. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-27

bALESMEN-A commission big enough
to produce heart failure for travelling
men with golden tongues and estab-
lished routes. Side line. Box 1853, Cow
ington,. Kentucky.
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s5b50-2 acres and s-room house: plenty
water on main road, near East Lake.
s750-s100 cash, SIS month"; lot 50x165; s.
rooms and hall: good water; elevated
lot; in good neighborhood; East Lake.
5000 rooms; 2 lots on pike; near
churches and in fine neighborhood, East
Lake.
Ss000-one-third cash. balance easy; nice
new home on 18th St, North.
$l2b each-Yery nice lots, near car line
and Princeton, West End.
S2000-s50 cash, balance like paying rent;
good g. room home on corner lot; North
Highlands. near car line.
s4o00-95x240 fronts car line: rock wall
and all street improvements; 18th ave-.
South.
$685. beautiful lots near new Presby-
terrain church, South Highlands: fronts
east
s125O-s45o cash. balance SIS month; nice
new modern home; near new school
building. West End.
FOR RENT.
s1s-5 rooms; North Birmingham
SIS rooms; 18th St. between Sth and
9th ayes.
ST rooms near car line; East Birming-
ham.
s20-s rooms. Ave. G, near Goth st.
$3.50 rooms; 2-story; 9t0h St, North.
$12.50-Neat new cottage Fowler Station.
See our list of city houses for October I.
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statesmen WANTED.

CIGAR salesman wanted; experience I'M
necessary: good pay. Emanuel & Co.,
Station ~ New York. 7-6-4t-su
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SITUATION WANTED.

small salary and do any kind of work
he is capable of. Address Worker, care
Age-Herald. 7-25-3t
NANTED-Position by widow as clerk in
store; good references; several years
experience. 22oS 4th avenue; telephone
1757, Peoples.
FOR SALE-29 acre truck and fruit farm
$4,000 worth improvements, chickens
Jersey cows horses, Berkshire hogs,
huggles wagons. improved farm imple-
ments-all goes In free: one-third cash,
balance SIS month. A good living at the
start. See this. Eborn < Jones.
SITUATION WANTED as sash, door and
blind maker, all around mill man; Il
years experience. Address Millman,
care Age-Herald.
WANTED-Position by an experienced
bcolkkeeper ard all around office man.
Best of references as to character, abil-
ity, etc. Address W, Ills LIST avenue.
7-27-2t-su-we
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EAlESMAN-A cigar and tobacco sales
man now In The city wishes to locate
here With some good wholesale tobacco
or grocery house. capable of taking
charge of cigar department, or would
accept position of city salesman; now
employed. out can cancel present con-
tract August 10. Address Tobacco, care
Age-He1 aid. 7-27-2t
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-A few choice setter pups
from intelligent. well-trained stock. Ad-
dress P. o. Box TO- Renfroe, Ala. 1851
FOR SALE-Coal yard. Best location in
the city Address Coal Yard. care Age
Herald. 7-26-6t.
FOR SALE-Suspender Factory near
Birmingham. Address, Suspender Fac
tory, Age-Herald. 7-27-3t-su
A NEW MODERN Broom house on
North Highlands; cabinate mantles,
water works and street improvements;
good neighborhood; in debt, must sell;
save commission; price $4,000 Address
C. A. c., care Age-Herald. 7-27-2t-sun
S2750-Rich 300-acrc farm, 6-room house.
| barn, stables, fruits, ETC.; fine soil; 1
mile of railroad at Longview, Ala.
Eborn & Jones.
FOR SALE-An established grocery
business that is making money. Good
location, good neighborhood. reasonable
rent; owner obliged to leave Birming-
am. About $1,000 required. cash or
hankable paper. Bonanza, care Age
Herald.
FOR SAIE-Good gentle horse also top
delivery wagon and good set harness.
Apply 2201 Sth avenue.
FOR SALE-Furniture, nearly new, of
sitting room end bed room; will sell at
half price If sold at once; parties leav-
ing town. Address Douglas. care Age
Herald
FOR SALE-125 h. p engine, boiler, and
new brick machine Never used. Ad-
dress, Machinery, Age-Herald.
7-27-3t su
FOR SALE-Complete household furni-
ture for sale at sacrifice; also house for
rent POOL Fifth avenue.
FOR SALE-15 million red building brick
immediate delivery. Georgia-Carolina
Brick Co. august Ca 7-25-7t
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LAND TITLES.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
CERTIFICATES OF TITLE
TITLES GUARANTEED
A GENERAL TITLE BUSINESS
Insure your title as you would your
Birmingham Title and Guaranty Co
CAPITAL 100000.
90 zst St Birmingham. Ala
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BUSINESS oPPon1 uNlTfEa.

WANTED-A man who thoroughly I'M
derstands the Industrial business, who
has some money to handle. Cracker
Jack seller of a household speciality. Adj
dress Specially" care Age-Herald.
J-aa-9f
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KANTED-Three nice connecting unfur-
nished rooms by young man and moth
er; references exchanged. Address
Hurry care kge-Herald.
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WANTED-A man who thoroughly un-
derstands the installment business, who
las some money to handle Cracker
jack seller of a household speciality. Ad-
dress Speciality" care Age-Herald.
7-27-2t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1o. word q day; no al.
taken for less than 25e for first IN.
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word a day; no ad
taken for less than 26e for first in.
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
South 18th street, next to Klines drug
store: 25x10e each. $780, 600 was once re-
fused for this property and 1t will go
there again.
$500-$2o0 cash, balance Il months, lot 50x
$50. Alley corner graded and rock wall
in front, 2-room house on rear renting
IS per month; 18th street. between 18th
and 10Th avenues north.
s4250-100x100, two nice modern broom
houses, Avenue F and Goth street, rent
ing for $40 per month
saO0-Good Groom house and 3-room
house: lot. 25x140 feet; renting for SCI
per month; 2610 9th avenue, north.
special Lot 100 feet deep, 7th avenue.
rear 26 street. $500
SMITH G sTlLLMAN,
20041z First Avenue.
FOR RENT.
Elegant, furnished Home, South High
lands.
00Oo.oo-Elegant home. South 18th ST.
5000. W-S-room house, new, fine lot,
South Highlands.
5000 00-S-room house, N 18th st.
2,50O00-Corner lot, S0x24O N. Highlands.
l.5OOO0-2 acres in North Birmingham
$4,000 00-Elegant home. large grounds
We have other valuable resi-
dence and business properties for
sale.
c. L. sTIckNEY & CO.,
zoos LIST Ave.
Phones, 600.
FOR RENT.
Sabotage Elinor Station. East Lake
car line.
s45-814 18th street, south.
s45-1620-12th avenue, south.
sS5-Near Glen Iris Park gate.
$685. South 21st; modern dwelling.
S6-904 North 18th street.
FOR SALE
s3750-South Highland residence
$4250-Fifth avenue residence, close in.
$4500-Seventh avenue residence.
s5500-South Highland residence.
s6500-South Highland, Goth street.
Call to see us, we have many bargains
In both residence and business locations.
MESSER-MOORE ms. & REAL
ESTATE CO.,
Phone S19. 224 N. 21st street
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1o. a word a day; no a@
taken for less than 25e for first IN
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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WANTED-Immediate by reliable
Cleveland house, straight man of gen.
eral experience and ability as travelling
salesman. Standard line Reference and
bond. Permanent. ]. ]. p. Co., Box 49,
Cleveland, y.
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saleslady to run a small re-
tail store. Address A. b., care Age
Herald. 7-27-3t
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WANTED-Young man stenographer 10
Is Is years old. Small salary to start.
Give reference and experience; one who
can use Remington preferred. Cigarette
smokers need not apply. X. Y. o.. care
Age-Herald
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WANTED-Wholesale clothing travelling
salesman by a firm I'm Cincinnati, o.,
making a strong line of a very popu-
lar brand, for Alabama. Only appli-
cants considered who have and can
control established wholesale cloth
ing trade of no less than $35.O00 and
can furnish references, including ref
erence from last employer. Others will
please not apply. Address with full
name and particulars. Clothing, B. T.
Co.. 316 Vir St, Cincinnati, o.
7-97-S-Q-10-24-e-6-7
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WANTED-Trustwort person to man
age nusiner5; $1,000 straight cash sal
airy and expenses paid weekly direct
from headquarters. Thomas j. Cooper,
Manager, 1910 Caxton building, Chicago.
YOUNG MAN TRAvEL-s50.0O month
and expenses; experience unnecessary.
Enclose self-addressed envelope. Man
ager Perkins, Manhattan Building,
C,hipa 90
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n MAN AND WIFE want a private
place to board and room for the winter
on southside. ADDRESS Fl. L., care Age
Herald
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WANTED-Colored man to travel and
collect IN Alabama; $50 salary TO begin.
No experience nece ssary; references.
Send self-addr essed envelope fer par
ticulars. Manufacturer, 7q2-s56 Dearborn,
Chicago.
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men, experience Innec-
eesary, to work a new proDosition in
art line; $2O a week sure; also one good
artist; steady work; bring this ed. Adj
dress A. s.. 212 9th street, north
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WAN1ED-Trustworth man to repre-
sent manufacturer In portion OF Ala
bama: moderate salary and expenses
Splendid chance for advancement TO In
dusts.ous man. Enclose addressed en-
velore. Secretary Card, 356 Dearborn
street. Chicago.
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WANTI1D-Trustwort thy person in each
county to manage business; old estab-
lished house; solid financiaI standing;
straight bona fide weekly cash salary;
SIS paid by check each Wednesday with
all expenses, direct from headquarters;
money advanced for expenses. Manager,
$3.50 Caxton Bldg, Chicago. 1-27-2t
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ladies to do copying at
home, no canvassing; good salary; in
close stamp. Warren Chemical Co., De-
troit Mich
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WAN1EO-Photograp first-class man
assistant wanted Immediately at Nor
tons Photo Studio. 1-27-2t =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26
A For Junior
.Artists and
Il Designers

EGAN BROS. offer prize of for the best adj
y vertisements of Regan's bread.
Each advertisement must contain the words sRegans
In addition the words For sale by gocers dealers
IN the Northwest should also be used if possible.
Regans noted for its purity and the care with
which it is made.
The designs may contain drawings photographs sugges-
tons catch phrases poems anything in fact which
There is no expense attached to the work
All picture designs must be in black white only In.
aa INK OF dead black ink must be used avoid all
INKS, even blue black or greensh black
Ihese designs must be in the hands of
Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN MONDAY EVENING, MAY #12
at o'clock Those received later considered in
the contest They must be strictly original
be signed with the grade school,
designer.
AsHBuRN- CROSBY CO. offers 81 each for the best adj
w yertisements Of their Gold Medal Flour
All designs advertisements contain the name Of
the frm Washburn Crosby Co., Medal
Flour and Minneapolis
The point advertisement that Gold
Medal Flour makes the finest bread biscuit
the finest pastry that it is in fact always good coed
all ways
DON'T try these points in one ADVERTISE
ment 1t will be Choose you prefer
word IN the best possibe and let the
USE JET BLACK OR INDIA INK
Many of the designs sent in have been rejected
the ink has ordinary writing
possible; Jet black ink jet black and
shades of greenish- black blue black
Designs must be drawn in ink that will WELL
and the ink that will reproduction ink
PRIZE WINNERS IN THE HUNTS PERFECT BAKING
POWDER CONTEST.
Jennie F. Megow A 18th Grade East Side High School,
Nina Oulmonn A 10th Grade, Central High School,
Minneapolis
Harry Reid High School, Sleepy Eye MInn.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26
AS to "Manly'' Girls.

GREAT time they having in England their girls
~ One very great and wel-1nown woman pleads for
manly girls. Another, equally known but not
great in rank in fact, of the nobility ALL it is
distressing boyish tendencies the girl
The Duchess of Blank girls enjoy boys books
instead the wshywashy the Bessie's
SASH believes that boys and
girls made of pretty much the material and that
courage resource and fair play should be found just much
in girls as they expected to be found IN boys.
Mrs Tweedledum, the other hands says that hockey
is too rough for girls that the suffering from
too much exercise which responsible anky weedy
girls SO often in England"
English and the girls they talk about
English-and right. There faults the
English hardly apply
American young girls in general.
So far courage, and fair play concerned
boys and girls, and should have and the
standard
English girls play hockey, they open the
criticism of Mrs Tweeiledum Hockey is not game
girls 1t is fit only for boys
satisfied with life themselves unless hitting
poor, defenseless inanimate thngs,-or each other.
Perhaps there of the Besse's- Red-Sash kind
Of books creeping around somewhere in the United States
they do not show their heads any great
northwest There books written for the young
people of America than for the children
try Young much for the wshy-
washy style in writing considered appropriate by writer's
other nations
But it is all a mistake to write books designed wholly
for boys wholly for girls and generally speaking it
better pass such by are written
wholly wholly for women there is really
good why division books
written for young people @s
Perhaps the standard for girls may be I'd
up in the words: Don't be freaks in either direction
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26

Every morning regularly as the sun comes the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26
MILLIONS FOR OYSTERS.

quantity of food fish in the shape of oysters which
in this country would lead to believe that
supply be exhausted but of
careful this by allowing the oyster to
remain September, which is the
breeding 5000 every twentyfour
hours oysters while Philadelphia spends $4,000
day for the delicious bivaves Boston and Baltimore
geher oysters than New York. There 5000
occupied by beds in Chesapeake
oyster beds be
oysters each American oysters
Europe in large quantities
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26

Greeley family in New York contri-
butes one quaint little scrap to the
collection. r.
Mrs. Greeley had, at one time, be-
come much dissatisfied with *sne
house in which they were living.
There really were many objections
to it,, and one day she poured them
all forth in long and rather ex-
cited complaint to Mr.. Greeley He
heard her out with undisturbed
tranquility, and when she had
quite finished said simply:
well, ma, move"
She took him at, his word. AS he
evidently did not care to be con
suited, consulted he was not. For
several days there was moro nr
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26

ILLS 70 east, SENATOR fettuS
emerges from his residence near
the capitol grounds with an en-
velop full of crumbs. He tramps
across B street, leaps the tall
granite curbing that skirts that
portion of the government reserv-
alton and looks over his steel
trimmed spectacles for the squir-
rels placed in the grounds some
months ago..
This Alabamian Of the old
school-ponderous J. Of movement,
who served as a lieutenant in the
Mexican war, and afterward rode
with a party of his neighbors on
horseback to California finds
great delight in distributing the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-26

less confusion in the house, packing went on and
after dsmantled; living
left till the last and Mr.. Greeley did notice it,
AT length, one evening he came home-and found
home to to- The house dark
for few moments the amiaDe bewderment;
then, deciding what to do he began calling upon neigh
bors in turn nquiring each appealing smile
unruf1ed sweetness
do you know where is? She's moved
Some did know at last and pa thing left
behind moved also rejoined his household
Every morning regularly as the sun comes the