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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

Msessef Tursu 81 T. 4 T. F.hsssks
. Co. ST. Johnssury. ha saa,sasst
sa TIE sssis f,c,ory Sili b. placed 90
. uiA. hear kssis bs.istiss Jors !,
rs.t- srs ons ttoassnc suplo! sss ct ,hs
fsetsu, 1, /. 'iani6Mat fsst that
there her been no lssof tsoubIs here
sines iss hsisry vss established.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

L n. sssiisek, IL. proprietor Of The
Hotel Basitnsk 10 Darlington. Committed
suicide Tuesday sieh,, shooting hi&ali
10 tte ssu,h eth . IsvslVsr. Hs s.ie
iound his bo5y 10 biz room sscst Z
o'clock No rsuss fer kis Ioi 10 knsur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

~ ssi battles are iesshi 10 sdvssss.
go 4e AmetislI. vst ., hsrils bsssss
~ sA8 ssss ready for ibs s,riis, !" ssid
Proc aot hsasssii. 81 sss Ffsseisec.
IAs rrpsasss.'. sbsars,ior vkiis sssiss
AT rsisFy q ibs Es,y tssstt his ita
lks tsl siieSgiI u . Ssvy 10 70 The sofs
81 rttF srssies. Bat be bed slresdy srsp
81 Us ssms ls.sor is Llslofy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

essrstsry Shaw Esd family will 10.
spend The sauusr 10 Vermont - they
did last yssr, Iastssd they will sell for
Europe JAY 4. The secretary will ssks
sis Welt 10 the old ooustry brisi, bat
the family will net rs.srn ill sutuun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

%aa issishi which led thif,J-six years
a. % tas pnrshsss Of Alaska Tor 81. 600,
COZ ., last coming TO be rssliz,d shsn
chs treasury books show thst the invest
mt aow paying 100 per cent. snauslly
viii 8mise OF almost fabulous figures 10
the aiAre, u, Ii. jarvis. former lisu,sn
sri ibs revenue sottsf service. the pre-
enl cell etor Of customs at Sitks. 10 10
We ION confsfriog With treasury enc
islf.. is sage: Tbs only trouble With Al
asks il tsat the people Of the Uaitsd
States do not knov What . county u 10.
A esnpaigu OF education 10 The Uoited
States would add 10 the populs.ios Of Alas
he many thousands snd vould soon nsks
Il oss OF the great countries Of the ssrld.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21
PAINT YouR BuGoY roR TIC

10 $l.00 With Dsvoo's Gioss Csrrises
Psist /. vel hs 3 to s GA. core to tbs
pint than Others, vssis lenssr. snd gives .
gloss equal to new vo,k, Bid BY A. L
Graves,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21
ANxIeus MOMENTS.

Seine Of the msst snxisus hoars Of I
mother's life are tsore when the little enei
Of the hous.hold hsv. tha group. There
10 no other NEE ieiia so effective IN thil
terris!r y lstg - Foley honey and Ter.
It's a sea5eaoIi isverite for throat and
lup. tonUi .. and - IL contains no opistsi
o. ..a'r roisons /! can be safely given.
Bold by J Il Whipple, Manchester Centre;
A IA Pst,ibcue, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

Like ether evils Cramps and disuhos,
'eas uidssIy. Promptly give dose d
Pdry Dsvis' P.inkillsr snd The psiss will
@ isnsdistsly. A BELLE 81 hspd will
save hours OF srHsrisg be prepared.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21
ARLINGTON.

-H.ry TsAt hss rented The Hotel Can
bridge 10 Cambridge, N. 7.
Flask Downs recently c,usht . bss,
10 . u,p set on the ssst nountsin.
Patrick CAn6sld casa BIT front 10 the
B.ttsrtill near Wee. Arlisston las, week
Weighing nearly three and opt.hali
pounds, the Isfsest yet. The vs.er 10 get
ting 700 los for good 6ships.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

@ II. Pebble 81 Lssolo, the v,tetsr
bear tnrtsr, killed. his 100 bear ia tn,
issa Of k.vrsa F,ies'. The bs.r visi
~ so yourds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

-Mu Dssl Of u, brsp. N. Y, IL welt
leg friends here.
John Tsrrsrs hiss . friend irsn Al
bsny visitiss hin.
Mr. Esd Mr., Cole stisklss we're q
vs. Hsniltos's last week.
A. a. Bisinssr 81 sssshsp 10 buying
vsoi here u 20, per pound. snssshsdi
n J. Covsy Of Manchester hss sold
tho Barber farm to Cliitos Mssrs ior
$1,000.
--MissW Eliza End Laura Hsaillss
ssvs gone to Massachusetts, 10 work Tor
lha ssmmsr.
Raw d. Perry exchanged vith Rsv.
hr Eissris OF Asnshsst,r Centre lest
Sabbath. Hs tsot for bis ,sX, la Kiss'.
chap 8.
--Jshs 0slbrsi,h hss bsssht the Free
msn Robsrsoa farm 10 Cam dss Valley sd
vii msvs ,bsrs Ia the FILL. Considers
dos. $4,000
NO Peck bss bees sarvsying soas
vslusbis tin bsr land Ter htfi. sbA Best
tie 50 ttsy expect TO have . s,ssn mill 10
sstsd % Terry brook, End eat The tiassr
- fast ~ possibls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

There 10 no eoueh msdisins go popslsi
- folsys Honey snd Tsr. /, cortsiss u
ipis,as or pSisons ssd never fails - ssrs.
Sofa By JH Whippls. Msrsbssssr Centre;
4 Il Petitions. Msnchtslsi d. pot.
4 ssus-,sl TO ihs i,,. Dr.. Csnlsn6
81 Brs'iiettr, ts ttfr rioressd BY e.
0sv. Hsls'sok asa tn Brsttlsbers %
psfs, the Pae~tiI sad Reiefnsr. will
receive sststr;pIis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-05-21

ltfASTEn RsA e. Back Raa.i.rs, alec
w wtnswieEtd tcs. Ans psfsan nav.
ihg nns e. msfs 81 ,tess fevls fet ,sls ssaa .
rss1sl earl 10
or oaris. s,nsh..itr, VI
Apri sh isdi sgf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-08-14
ChiIdren's Party.

Master J. Asa Rountree, Jr., enter
tanned twenty-five little friends at birth
day party yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of his parents. Mrs. Rountree
and Miss Selene Rountree assisted In re-
ceiving the guests. A special feature of
the festivities was the peanut hunt for
which numerous prizes were offered. A
grab bag also furnished entertainment to
many of the youthful guests. Delicious
refreshments were served. The follow
ing little folks were present:
Joseph. Carrie and James Yates. Mary
Wheeler, Leila Harrison. Louise Cum
ningham. Miriam Smyer, Elise Shrop-
shire, Mary and John Dearborn. Ermine
Griffin. Beverley Leake, Letitia john
ston, Mary Harris, Carrie and Bland
Boardman, Alan and Walter Murdoch,
Richard Wetmore, Richard and Eugene
Rhodes Johnston, William Bromberg,
Leonard Jones, William Kettig, Eugenia,
Della and James Johnston and Annie
Blinn.
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WoMA eNrrnrv
Finch Party.

One of the most delightful finch events
was given Wednesday evening by the
Fraternai order of Night Owls at Sl4 Sec
ond avenue. 1t was one of the most
brilliant affairs ever given by this order
Flineh was the feature of the evening and
some other very entertaining games we're
engaged in. There was a large number
of friends of the Night Owls present and
all had a charming time. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Downey, Mrs. Kate
Harris Mr.. Gordon, Miss Nettie Lively
Miss Lillian Mcleod, Miss Jessie Frilder
Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Sarah Harris
Miss BERTHE Frielder Miss Nora Means,
Miss Mary Eehols, Mr.. William Lively
Mr.. Otto Gordon. Mr.. Fred Brown, Mr.
Harry Wilson Mr.. Frank WINS, Mr.
Jim Oliver, Mr.. John Kennybrook, Mr.
Jim Means, Mr.. Bob Lambert. Mr.. Tom
Bashford and Mr.. Tom Kellar.
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In Honor of Some
Newly Married Couples.

The knights OF Columbus will enter
tain at their hall on Monday, August 81,
at $3.50 o'clock In honor of the following
members and their wives, who were re-
Gently married: Mr.. and Mrs. James Car
ter Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Riley,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard e. Ching, Mr.. and Mrs.
John C. Rowlett Mr.. and Mrs. M. MaIo-
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Leonard. Re-
freshments will be served and appropri-
ate addresses will be delivered by Hon.
Sterling A. Wood. A german will con-
clude the festivities.
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Hardeman is manager of the Bessemer
electric light plant Mr. ana Mrs. Harde-
man will probably make their home in
Bessemer.
The Merrymakers were entertained on
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Edith
Bowron at her home on South Twentieth
street Anagrams was the game played
The prizes were won by Miss Berry La
throp, Miss Katherine Smell and Miss
Grace Andrews.
eotillon will be danced tomorrow ev-
ening at Blount Springs under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Alice Freeman.
The ladies of the Avondale Methodist
church will give an ice cream supper to-
morrow evening from to 10 o'clock.
The Amaranth club will meet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock with Mrs. w L. MUIR
doch
Gospel services of the Young Womens
Christian association will be held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock in the association
rooms In the Watts building. Miss May
belle Wheeler will lead and Miss Susan
cite Bailey will sing.
Miss Daisy Rowley has returned from
Asheville, N. c., Virginia Beach and
other eastern resorts, and is now with
her cousin, Mrs. A. E. Meadow. On ac-
count of the warm weather Miss Rowey
will not open her studio until septem-
Der 1.
Miss Martha Going of Greensboro will
soon have issued by her publisher her
third book, Bessie Bell" The story was
written for children, and will be elabor-
ately illustrated by Miss Dougherty of
New York. a pupil of Homer Ayles.
DR.. ]. w. Watts is spending a month
at Maylene.
Mrs. John B. Boddie will leave next
week for Castilian Spring, Tenn.
Mrs John Worster is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee in Kansas
City.
Mrs E. J. Randolph and Miss Brett
Reid are guests of Mrs. Stanley Herndon
at Point Clear.
Mrs. A. ]. Krebs and family are visiting
relatives at Scranton, Miss
Mr.. Ferd Marx is in New York.
Miss Mary McCants of Poplarville, Miss,
her aunt. Mrs. Edward Russell.
Mrs. McCreary and Miss Edith McCreary
have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Marjorie Catchings will leave Sep
TENDER 1 for Nashville Tenn. where she
will spend a month as the guest of Miss
Willie Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Aldrich, Jr., have
gone on an extensive trip to Springfield,
Mo-. Kansas City. Denver, Colorado
Springs, the Grand Canon, San Francisco
and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Charles Washburne is the guest of
Mr.. Hill Ferguson.
Tuesday evening Miss Bessie Adeylott
entertained a number of her friends In
honor of her cousin. Mr.. Edgar Kelly,
of Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Human S. Handley of New York
will be the guest of his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Human S. Handley. on Seventh ave-
nue., for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Dusenberry and son
have gone to Chrystal Springs for visit.
The ladies of the East Birmingham
church will give an ice cream supper this
evening for the benefit of the new church.
Miss Mabel Berseford Is visiting her
sister Mrs. w. F. Smith. at their summer
home at Glen Springs.
Miss Jennie Hood has returned from st.
Clair Springs.
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euLpENsuPpe's HEAD FOUND.
Last Chapter of the Famous New York
Murder Story.

New York, August 13-A human head,
supposed to be that of William Gulden-
suppe, who was murdered in 1885, was
found today by some boys near the
boundary line between Dutch Hills and
Ravenswood, now In Long Island City.
The head was drapped in an old German
newspaper and it was found within three
blocks of the store where Mrs. Mack
bought the oil cloth, the identification of
which led to the arrest of the woman and
Martin Thorne. Other portions OF the body
were found in various places, but the
head was never discovered.
Martin Thorne was executed at Sing
Sing for the murder of Guldensuppe, and
Mrs. Mack still has over nine of her
fifteen years to serve in Auburn prison.
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ANOTHER PEoNAGE CASE.
Covington County Negro Is Released
From involuntary Servltude.

Montgomery, Ala, August 13.-Layman
Blackman, a negro of Covington county,
who applied for a writ of habeas corpus
to the United States court to relieve him
from alleged involuntary servltude I'M
der c. Il. Macon of Andalusfa, was today
released by Judge Thomas G. Jones.
Blackman averred that he had been ia
ken before justice of the peace in Cow
ington county under a charge of false
pretenses and had been found guilty and
fined $500 and costs. The fine and costs
are said to have been paid by C. A. Ma
con. labor contractor for a railroad. He
was turned over to Macon without any
paper or sentence
No charge has yet been preferred
against Macon.
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NEGROES ARE FRIGHTENED.
Blacks Leave the Town of Whtesboro
Tex, In Large Numbers.

Whitesboro, Tex, August E-Although
promised protection by the ofhcers Oh
Whitesboro and this county, negroes are
continuing to leave the city in large num-
bers and 1t seems but a question OIL
short time until Whitesboro will be with
out a colored resident.
The mob, which was fooled In an effort
to lynch a negro last night warned the
negroes to leave and committed many
depredations in the colored section. Sew
eral negro men were severely logged.
their houses entered and furniture de-
stroyed,
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Plot to Murder General.

Paris, August 13.-Dispatches from
Santo Domingo says that plot to muir
der General Alexandra Wos Gill the
president, has been discovered and that
there have been many arrests President
Wos GIL overthrow the former pres
ident, General Horation Vanquez at the
time of the revolution last spring and
proclaimed himself president. being sub
sequently elected. His election was pro-
claimed by congress July %.
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Notes and Personals.

Miss Nora Hawkins is visiting friends
at Newburn, Ala
Miss L. E. Lansford is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Moody at Florence, Ala.
Messrs Tom Catchings, Frank Mcguire,
Ralph Minor and Joe Hulse are on a
camping party at Cahaba river.
Miss Lulu Hawkins has returned from
Marion, o.
AlaAamq is visiting Mrs. John P. Hood at
Woodiawn.
Mr.. Charles R. Feeley has returned to
the city after a very pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Columbus, o.,
and Put-in-Ba island on Lake Erie.
Miss Florence Troy has returned from
Long Beach, Miss.
Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. S. Brannon en-
tered at her home on Fifth avenue in
honor of Misses Ollie and Margaret Tur-
ner Of Nashville, and Mrs II. H. Mot
ley of Chicago. Mrs. Motley will leave
in a few days for her home In Chicago,
accompanied by the Misses Turner.
Miss Callie D. Harrell and Mr.. T. M.
Hardeman were married Wednesday ev-
enng by the Rev. l. d. Steele at his
residence on Eighteenth street. Only a
few friends were present, ana the we'd
ding was a very quiet affair Mrs. Har-
deman is well known in Birmingham. Mr..
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. ola 18th street.
8-14-3t
FOR RENT-Large, elegantly furnished
front ROOM electric lights and bath;
best location in city. 1920 5th avenue.
S-14-3t-fr-su-tu
FOR RENT-Elegant room; new brick
house; evrythng new and up-to-date.
2426 9Th avenue.
ROOM FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room on first floor; two beds; prefer to
rent to two young men. 1911 Park ave-
nue.. S-9-tf
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RECEIVER GILLESPIE GOES HOME
Spene Several Days Looking Into the
Affairs of Car and Foundry Co.

Thomas A. Gillespie. one of the receiv-
ers of the Southern Car and Foundry
company, returned yesterday to his home
in West Orange, n. j. Mr. Gillespie had
been in the city for several days, where
he spent considerable time in conference
with Col. T. G. Bush, the other receiv-
er for the bankrupt company.
Mr.. Gillespie also went to Montgomery
while in Alabama and held a conference
with Judge Thomas G. Jones regarding
the proceedings.
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FOX CAUGHT IN UTAH.
Will Be Brought Back to Alabama on
Charge of Murder

Salt Lake. Utah, August 13.--W. F. Fox
who is wanted In Alabama for killing
a man of the name of Stuart on an excur-
sion train near Camden, Wilcox county,
Ala, was arrested today and will be taken
back to Alabama for trial.
Fox, who has been in Salt Lake since
July 10. working as a carpenter says the
murder was done in self-defense.
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REAL EsTf.TE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
s750-Three-room house and lot 221sx100;
18th street. near 7th avenue; rents for
$500.
s2400-s1000 cash, balance 1 and years;
good Groom cottage and lot. 65xl5o:
North 14th avenue. near 10Th street and
car line.
s25. OOO-Splendid corner 5oxi4o feet, with
2-story brick stores; we'll located on End
avenue; ought to double in value.
s375O-Well improved Sth avenue property;
pays 1914 per cent; see u.s.
s35C0-50x14O feet. with houses; Srd
avenue near 18th street; two business
lots.
si55O-Nice 5-room cottage and lot. 50x100;
f. near sOth street and car line.
FOR RENT.
7-room house; 2512 Avenue c; $50.
4-room house; S21 End avenue SIS
Store, No. ia North 18th street; s65
stores, 4th avenue and 18th street: S25.
SMITH & STllLMAN.
aDe4ia First Avenue.
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VERY LOW RATES.

To Washington, D. c., and Return Via
Sou, ern Railway.
On August s0th and September LIST, and
I'd. Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets to Washington d. c., at
rate of one fare plus rs ce nts. Tickets
good to leave Washington September
10th, 1903. Round trip cate from Bir-
mingham s21.So.
Passenger office. Morris Hotel building.
Telephone Gil. j. c. LUSK.
S-2-1m. District Passenger Agent.
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LOW RATE EXCURSION
On August 18th, Via Frisco System,
Final Return Limit August 31st.

Colorado and return Denver, Colorado
Strings or Pueblo) .S24.00
Kansas City and return. ....sl4W
Eureka Springs. Ark, and return. .sn.5o
For full particulars and reservation of
sleeping car accommodations, write or call
upon Paul r. McKinnon, City Passenger
Agent. Birmingham, Ala. S-l3-u
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until ~ o'clock, noon,
Wednesday, August 10, 1908, for certain
grading. matchmaking, curling. con-
orete. gutter paving and artificial stone
sidewalks. Specifications may be obtain
ed at this office. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids.
JULIAN KENDRICK,
s-13-7t. City Engineer.
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A HOME FOR SALE.

II you are in the market for home we
have one which Is finished in hard oil.
cabinet mantels, porcelain bath tub. and
in every way a complete and desirable
home. which we are offering for sale at
a very close figure; small cash payment
and balance to suit purchases. 1t IL to
your interest to see us before it Is sold.
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NOTICE,

Effective Sunday. June %. 1903, dinins
carr operating between Birmingham ant
Atlanta on Southern railway trains Nos
~ and IS will be discontinued until fui
Their notice. J. c. LUSK, District Pas
sa,,gsr Agent. c-z-t
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tons when he could not haul more than
thirty tons In some other mine. The re-
suit here has been over payment of such
men.
Colonel Bush on Mules.
All driver needs to know is to get
acquainted with the mule. The spike
drivers receive more pay. They get 50 .O3
A driver in large western mine does
more work. He can haul 70 or so tons
day. Good men should get good wages;
poor men, less. Each should get what
he Is worth. Wages should be based
on the work performed compared with
other classes of labor in the same dis
trict. The wages at the different mines
should differ according to the work per-
formed. Distance and size or car and size
of mule regulate the amount of coal
hauled. small mule should have a
small driver. l do not see any difference
in moral character between a small mule
and large one.
The commission adjourned until this
morning at 10 a. m.
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CHICHESTER & YANCEY.
Te1ephones (bothD 606 iis list St
BARGAINS FOR SALE.

BARGAINS FOH SALE.
sl5OO-Lot, north oath street
sl0Oo-50x200; south oath street
s12oo-90xlO0; 18th street near Avenue @.
slO50-9Ox100; 32nd street near Avenue H.
s1SOo-1Oox190 corner Avenue F. and 3lst st
s950-5ox190; Avenue f near 9th street
s45Oo-100x14O; Averle B and Ind street
s2O0O-Avenue c near 21st street; houses
s45OO-50x190; four houses venue &. be
tween oath and 18th streets.
sl5OO-50x140; 4th avenue near 26th street
sS000-Fourth avenue near 18th street
sl25OO-Two residences; 18th street neG
sth avenue.
s225O-Residence; 10th street and 18th ave
nue., north.
$40 .er foot; lot Underwood's HILL
s42O0-111x14o; residence 2lst avenue. north
$3.50 Residence; corner 18th avenue ant
goth street, south.
SIS. Residence: South goth street.
s6250-South goth street residence.
sl10O-Lot 4Sx1s0. North Goth street.
W. 3. LEEDY q CO. 4
li2 North .lsr street
Phones 42-Bell and PeopleA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SPLENDID opening for handling bug
gies on commission. Address r, care
Age-Herald. 7-24-tf
OF INTEREST to the Investing public.
We are receiving subscriptions to our
cooperative handicapping and book
making business In amounts of $50 and
up. and we are earning large weekly
dividends on same. renting every
Monday. Particulars mailed free with
Birmingham reference. We have never
failed to keep a promise in our two
years of operating. B. r. Gornto & Co..
P. o. Box 1904. Philadelphia. p.
6-10-tf
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Jeffries- Corbett fight taken
in detail at the Stage saloon
tonight.
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so refreshing "a cool
plunge in Fast Lake.
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All Kinds OF cuts. Age-Herald In
craving Department
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY furnished salaried people with
out security; easy payments. Southern
Discount Co.. 3o2 Cnalifoux. <-1s-tf
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FOR SALE.

- - - ->>->--~~>-------~-~~
FOR SALE-Good horse cheap. 1412 End
avenue.
SIGNS for sale cheap; suitable for real
estate ads. Hermitage. ZIG North 10th
street A-fAtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds
and watches, Jewelry. silverware and
clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay
ments; lowest prices; best quality; goods
guaranteed; will call IL desired. ].
Lowinsohn. 1921 End avenue. 7-12-tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Central ground floor Of
fees with three connecting rooms; suit
able for lawyers, physicians or BUSH
ness; price, $25. w. B. Leedy & Co.
8-14-7t
FOR RENT-Stores on Morris and First
avenues. with railroad track; also
stores on End avenue and on 10Th street.
Desirable offices and residences. w. B.
Leedy & Co. S-e-7t
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

NANTED-Salesmen to sell mechanical
rubber goods, rubber carriage cloth,
enameled oil cloth, table oil cloth and
linoleum on commission basis Liberal
commissions. Address, Mechanical. P.
o. box 1892, Philadelphia Pa, stating
experience and giving reference.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper, ship
ping clerk or district salesman by a
steady and experienced man; satisfac-
tory references furnished. Address U.
Knowwho. 2003 End avenue.
WANTED-A position embracing trust
and responsibility by man with the
best of references. Address Reliable,
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