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HELP WA. rEo-MALE.


WANTED-First class corrugated iron
: roofer and experienced helper. Apply
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foun-
dry Company, Admission, Ala 6-1-7t
WE WANT stenograpners bookkeepers,
statesmen, collectors, salesladies, clerks,
foremen, canvassers, office help, archi-
tectural draughtsmen. Call on us or
write. Mutual Employment Bureau,
2023la LIST ave.
WANTED-Two sober iron molders (mar-
ried men preferred), for green sand job
bling shop; S2.75 per day for first-class
men. Address P. o. Box 206, Jackson
Vile, Fla 6-2-3t
WANTED-Bright young man in gents
furnishing goods store; one who can
dress windows and has a thorough
knowledge of the business; none others
considered; state reference and last
place employed. Address Gents Fur
nishings, care Age-Herald. 5-3l-3t
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY furnished salaried people with
out security; easy payments. Southern
Discount Co., 302 Chalifoux. 4-13-tf
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II Adam Had Behaved.

From Puck.
If Adam had behaved himself, and sin
and death had never come into the world
1t would be hard shedding for the three
learned professions, viz; law medicine
and divinity.
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A Ticket.

From the Troy Budget.
Clark of Montana and Hearst of New
York is a democratic ticket suggested
for mex. year. Good heavens, Jane,
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FOR SALE.

5-room house, lot ,x19O, and store house;
lot 50X190, with stock and fxtures West
End; a bargain.
Three nice lots, st. Charles Ave.
Lot 90x100, 25t-l street between eth and
Sth avenues; has two cottages renting
for $27 per month.
A two-story brick store at Bessemer at
a sacrifice.
broom modern cottage 14th avenue near
18th street. south. lot 54x100.
| S-room cottage, lot 50x140: Avenue l be-
tween 18th and 10th streets.
7-room cottage. lot 52x14O; 18th street be-
tween II and l avenues.
| Call on us for prices and terms; some of
| these are bargains.
| See our list of inside business property;
we have some attractive propositions.
North Haven is filing up; let us show 1t
to you before you buy elsewhere.
Insurance of all kinds.
Loans negotiated.
| Houses for rent
MALONE REAL EST. G. ms. co.
sc17 1st Avenue Both Phones 61a
A FEW BARGAINS oFFERED-INvEs-
TIGATE THEM.
s21OO-Lot 5Ox1So; rooms; good loca-
! ton
S75Oo-Lot 6Ox24o; 10 rooms; best bargain
/ in city.
$4lUU-b rooms, near car, Soutn 1ilSnlanuS
$1,000 rooms on car, two blocks Five
| Points.
s475O-7 rooms; corner lot; South High
| lands; few days only.
| $4,000 buys two 7-room houses; best
| neighborhood.
VACANT.
! s3312-Beautiful lot; South Highlands
overlooking city; 165 feet front.
SO feet on list avenue running to rail-
road Call.
7. M. BRADLEY 6 CO.,
Phones 100 211 N. FIST St
FOR SALE
| Sos, O00-Splendid I'd ave. corner, 50x140:
good 2-story brick stores. well located.
$750o--90x200 feet; 7 good new houses; now
renting for s93 per month; improve
ments are first-class; easy terms; 2Sd
| ST s.
500 per front foot-25x14o. I'd ave- near
18th st
sc500--Two lots 25x14o each. Sd ave. near
18th St; will come In for business.
| So500-Beautiful lot 65x150 with Groom cot
] tage: 14th ave. NJ near 18th St; in good
neighborhood; fine for a home.
| S2100-Corner lot and nice cottage, G and
| 18th St
S3759-well improved sth ave. lot. pay
Ing Is per cent.
For rent-Six rooms and hail. S0S N. 23d
st., s35.
Good 2-story, Groom brick residence. 1904
| and 1904 9TH ave.
SMITH G. sTiLLMAN.
9Oo4h First Avenue
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FOB SALE.


FOR SALE-S4250-A beautiful Groom.
modern cottage; fine location; best
neighborhood half block from 18th ave-
nue. car line. South Highlands. Cali
quick to secure a bargain. T. M. Brad
ley & Co. b-l6-tf
BUZZ FAN for sale cheap; used one
season; good for business section of
city. G. 7. Brazelton, care Tennessee
company 6-2-2t
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HERMITAGE,

Sign painter, the only original msn of
letters in Birmingham, 5-5i-st
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PERSONAL,

LADIES. Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best safe. reliable:
take no other; send 10 stamps for par
ticulars: relief for Ladies' In letter by
return mail; ask your druggist Chiches-
ter Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa
7-2l-lB6t-su- tr-th
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FOR SALE.

so acres, suitable for subdivision.
all available, located at Boyles Station.
Chance for a good speculation in this
BROWN BROS. a CO.,
Bell Phone 3S4. Woodward Bldg.
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Let us do your electrician
work. United Electric Co,
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CONTRACTORS and builders look a..
the Morris brick. zoo Avenue A; both
phones 1921. J. NJ. Arrowood. Agent.
6-2-at-tu-&A-su
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FOR RENT-Two good two-story bricl,
residences 1902 and 1904 5th ave-. fine
boarding location. Smith & Stillman,
2004I5 LIST ave. Cyst
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word q day; no ad.
taken for less than Csc for frst In.
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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LOS


LOST-In union depot Saturday afternoon
between and o'clock, a brown coll
ored hand satchel, with silver tag in
itials wv. B. r." engraved. Contained
valuable papers for use only to owner
and ordinary wearing apparel; also let
tiers addressed to the undersigned at
Montevallo. Ala. The party who took
the satchel and inquired of parties
seated nearby If they knew who took
his satchel, will please communicate
with me by wire or letter. Party sup
posed to hare taken accommodation
train for point between here and De-
catur Reward will be paid for delivery
at Hillman hotel. w. B. Reynolds, Hill
man hotel, Birmingham. o-jl-tf
LOST-Near street car barn, 18th st. and
Avenue E. one bill book containing re-
ceipts and bills. Finder will please re-
turn to Age-Herald office and receive
liberal reward
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FOR RENr.

FOR RENT-New S-room cottage; mod
ern improvements; large lot. stables;
Ave. near goth street. e. ]. Simon &
Bro. 223 18th street. 5-31-3t
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REAL ESTATE.



FOR SALE
1st avenue lot, 25x10O $50 per front foot.
Several houses in West End easy pay
ments; almost like renting.
$5750-Northeast corner 18th street and
Avenue H. Terms $3.50 cash. balance
l, 2. and years. with interest. Rent
ing now for $55 per month.
$3500-l65 feet front with Broom and g.
room cottages; Will rent for S27 so per
month; nice lot. fruit trees; inside city
limits and one block of electric car line
61a acres near West End car line on
macadam road; nice shade trees on,
front; terms. one-half cash.
FOR RENT.
Two Groom cottages in Jonesville: ST.. so.
Five rooms. bath. gas and electricity;
9Th avenue and nth street; cheap.
L. G. PETTYJoHN,
Phone 465. 1924 Third Ave.
FOR SALE
s20o0-South 18th street, neat Groom cot
tage.
s425O-7-room house; 18th street near K.
$5500-Handsome South 18th street home
$10oO-50x1s0; Avenue G. between 25th and
26th streets.
$25O0-l00x19G; fine Avenue f corner.
S3Oc0-100x190; Avenue r; Improved.
$7000-Handsome home; near Five Points
s3O00-193x17O; corner K and Montgomery
SlZ.oUV-lOUXl4O; Naluablei close In; cor
ner; pays u per cent.
s6000-100x140; End avenue near 25th street.
SIC. 000-50x100; End avenue corner; in three
blocks of Goth street.
S1050O-1O0xl40; ord avenue corner; Inn
proved.
FOR RENT.
Neat cottage and son stores.
We sell, rent and insu.e property
MCCONNELL & CAR WRIGHT,
Both phones 40 220 2Is' Street
FOR SALE.
$500 per foot, business corner: good loca-
ton.
81, OOO-25x14O on 4th avenue. between 18th
and 10Th streets.
sS5oo-Nice home. South Highlands; easy
terms.
Other good bargains.
c. L. STlckNEY & CO.,
Phones 600. zoos First Avenue.
SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE.
In addition to realty l offer for sale a
soda and minera- water bottling works,
consisting of a large stock of bottles,
boxes. shipping cases. siphons. the new
est and latest and completest machinery
made; horses, wagons. general stock of
extracts. ETC.; will invoice about $4,000;
we'll established trade and always gets
the best price for goods. This plant is
we'll located on Belt railroad in Birm-
iugham and close in. Reason of pres
ent owner for selling is broken health.
This is splendid business opportunity.
w. n. WILLIAMS,
1923 LIST Ave. Bell phone 129, Peoples
Phone SS5. h-24-tf
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FOR RENT CHEAP-store adjoining my
grocery. II. Lowenthal, 1871 End avenue.
4-12-sun-tue-thu-tf
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FOR RENT-House, rooms, furnished
or unfinished. from June 1. Apply 1925
South 18th street. 5-20-14t
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ROOMS FOB RENT.

FOR RENC-lsll End avenue; 15xl. three
stories. Apply J. r. Adams 4-9-tf
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FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms
with or without board; modern con-
veniences; close in. s41S 4th ave.
6q1 Qf
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms new,
modern and up-to-date. 2lC9 9Th ave.
6-o-9f
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN - One large
bright bay horse; holds head high; has
some small harness sores on back and
shoulder: foretop trimmed. Any infor-
nation leading TO his recovery will be
literally rewarded by ]. p. Weller, Nor
ris ave. and 25th St 6-2-7t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PARTY who lost hand satchel in union
depot Saturday evening ana took mine
in place of his, will please wire me at
Hillman hotel and come to Birmingham,
my expense, and receive MS satchel or
value of same. on delivery of mine. W.
B. Reynolds, Hillman hotel. 4-31-tf
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All kinds OF cuts. Age-Herald En-
craving Department
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FOR RENT-Front room. furnished 1910
18th ave- 6-1-3t
ELEGANT rooms to rent; new brick
house; everything new and up-to-date
In every respect 2426 5th avenue, north.
5-31-3t
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FOR RENT-One large, cool, well fur
nished room; modern. 2S01 Sd ave.
FOR RENT-One large front room, with
board, for couple one back room for
young men or couple; for day board
also. Apply to Mrs. NJ II. Lowman, 1920
5th ave
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5-room house, lot ,x19O, and store house;
lot 5Ox190, with stock and fixtures; West
End bargain.
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Miss Lestra Kinney, whe has just re-
turned fren New York, where she was at
school at Mrs. Darlington sempes, was
considered one of the NEST beautiful
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Col. John a Baker Dead.


Died in St Mary's Infirmary, at Gal
weston. Texas, March IS, 1903. Col. John
Alganon Baker. in the seventy second
year of his age He was the only survIv-
ing son of Hon. Daniel Ballon Baker and
Mary Lucinda Potter, his wife, both be-
ing OF wilmington, n. c. Col. Baker
was born in WILMINGTON, n. c., Septom-
Der 18th, 1881 and having the misfor-
tune to lose his mother in infancy, he
grew to manhood, under the sole care
of his father. He was educated at Column
bia College. Columbia, s. c.. Then pur-
suing the study of law, with Judge Pear
son, of Richmond Hill, Surry county, n.
&C.. he completed the course Of the law
school of Yale.
After months Of travel in Europe and
the Far East, in company with the
author of "Tseupo one Lord, by
.name-he returned to this country and
resumed the study of law with CHIEF
Justice Ruffin, of Hillsboro, N. c.
In 1856 he married Miss Minerva Ora
hahn Haywood. fourth daughter OF the
late United States Senator William H.
Haywood. of Raleigh. N. c., and Jane
Francis Graham. his wife, of New Bern
IN. c. Mrs. Baker died June 1st 1866
in New York city From this union there
were five daughters, one surviving him,
Miss Jenny Graham Baker, of 626 West
Jones street, this city.
Entering the Confederate States army
lat the breaking out of the Civil War, ne
soon rose to the rank of Colonel and
was a gallant, brave officer His life
was passed in the practice of his pro-
fession. and In literary pursuits. He
leaves his sixth wife, who was Mrs. Ida
Wallace Goss, of Union, S. G., and young
daughter of about fourteen years,
Miss Mary Baker, of London, England
whsso mother was Miss Mary Back, Of
that city; also a half brother, Mr..
Charles Everitt Baker, of Oregon.
A man of great personal attractions,
and fine mental attachments he goes to
meet his reward and to Gods mercy and
love, l commend his spirit. J. G. 3.
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A Clever Device.


Especial to News and Observer
Pinehurst. N. c.. March Isl A. Sher-
rard, Of Boston. Mass, who holds re-
sponsible position with H. w. Priest
manager of the Hotel Carolina and Hotel
Preston, Beach Bluff, Mass, has invented
bottle and carboy tap which is Q
boon to hotel and medical men. who de-
sire to use bottled liquids in small guam
titles, preserving the balance for fu-
ture use in perfect condition.
The tap is radically different from
others of a similar nature, which are On
the market. The tap screws into the
cork Of the bottle without disturbing it,
and consists of a tubular conduit a tube
within a tube. one for forcing air into
the bottle and the other for letting the
liquid out. Provision is made for at
taching an air pump, which makes it pos
sible to force out the entire contents
of the retainer, even il the liquod is un-
changed.
While the special field of the tap is
for hotels hospitals and the like, Ii
will meet long felt want among fam
lilies as we'll; in fact. is adapted for any
one who is DESTROYS of using part of I
bottle and preserving the remainder
Mr. Sherrard has secured an American
patent and has applied for foreign rights
and his ultimate aim is to form a stool
company for the manufacture of the De
vice.
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CROWD PAID HER FINE
Acquitted of the Murder OF
Her Young Husband.
In South Carolina The Young Wife Was Fined
$40 for Carrying Pistol Of Illegal S'z'
and Weight.
Especial to News and Observer

tSpeclal TO News and Observer
Wilmington, n. c., March 16-Miss
Josephine Burns returned to Whiteville,
N. c., today from Marion. S. c., where
she was acquitted Sunday morning at
$50 o'clock of the murder of Dustin
Sarvis the young telegraph operator of
Nichols, s. c.. with whom she claimed a
secret marriage, the tragedy having
caused widespread interest throughout
this section last November
Solicitor J. Monroe Johnson, for the
prosecution, closed the argument to the
jury at 1890 o'clock and within two
hours after retiring the jury returned a
verdict of not guilty. The court room
was crowded at even that unreasonable
hour and the verdict was received with
applause.
A fine of $40, imposed by the judge
upon Miss Burns for carrying a pistol,
contrary to the status provided in South
Carolina as to length and weight, was
made up by spectators in the court room
and Miss Burns departed free woman.
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Mr.. N. B, Broughton Replies to SEN
ator Norris.

| really do not believe that Senator
Norris is helping his indefinite attitudes
as a member of the Senate by jumping
on me, nor can he hope to escape Mr..
Bailey's further "shearing," as he
calls it.
But / cannot suffer him to put me In
wrong position. My remarks before
the convention in accepting the nominal
ton, part of which he quotes in his
article in Sunday mornings papers,
stand for themselves. What somebody
said to the meeting of whiskey men to
which he refers, l am not responsible
for ! most emphatically never author
lied anybody to make any pledges to the
whiskey men for me.
The truth is the whiskey men never
asked me to make them any pledges.
l hope their respect for my consistency
as a temperance man, at least, was too
great for them to think of making de-
mands upon me-
To friends thigh in the counsels of tho
party" as well as friends low in the
counsels of the party, who talked TO
me about prohibition in Raleigh or a
dispensary for Raleigh, I said, Gin my
opinion we are not ready for an under
Constitutional amendment was the one
question in that campaign. The temper
ance reCple felt that a bright future was
before them if we could be rid of thc
negro vote, and were content to put their
energies in the accomplishment of that
desired end
We had tried prohibition in Raleigh
with saloons set up just outside the
township, and it was unsatisfactory, and
therefore, l was not in favor of local
option for Raleigh or a dspensary for
Raleigh under those conditions, and did
not hesitate to say so then and say so
now.
If any friend high in the counsels Of
the party" after a conversation with
me, and hearing me express my views,
give any assurance to tie whiskey men,
he did SO of his own accord.
On the day before the election of 1900,
when ! was the candidate for the Senate,
one of the saloon men of Raleigh called
on me in my office and demanded to
know of me If 1 was "for whskey or
against whiskey" ] said to the gentle
man. IF you mean by that question to
ask me if | am in favor of the liquor
traffic or against it, | can only say that
if my life for the past twenty-five years
has not shown on which side | stand
then l have lived in vain, because l have
tried in every honorable way to op~
pose the liquor business. And | am OPP
posed to it now
Then, said the saloon man, II shall
vote against you tomorrow and the other
saloon men of Raleigh will do the same
thing"
said: "You can do as you please about
that" and ne retired.
Next day few of the saloon men voted
for me, that is, they voted the whole
Democratic ticket. But the majority of
them did not vote for me.
have never complained that the
men did not vote for me. They
were under no obligation to do so. One
of them told q friend of mine that the
saloon man who visited me the day be-
fore the election did so of his own ac-
cord; that he was not authorized by the
saloon men to do so.
I have never submitted case to the
jury but my conduct as Senator and the
conduct of Senator Norris is before our
the people of Wake county
~ B. BROUGHTON.
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REAL EMO VIM ElgT.

The woman who reads this will under
stand to the full what Mrs. Upton meant
when she saws u am enioying good
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flammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness. 1t makes weak women
strong sick women well.
at is with pleasure recommend DR. Pierce's
medicine, writes Mrs. Nora Upton, of Cropper
Chopper Station), Shelby Co, Kentucky. "You
remember my case was one of female weakness
and weak lungs. l had appetite and would
often spit blood was confined to my bed almost
half of the time and could hardly stand on my
feet at times for the pains through my whole
body and system My husband had to pay large
doctor bills for me, but since 1 have taken four
bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DiscJv-
cry, four of Favorite Prescription and three
walls of Pleasant Pellets we hay~ m; paid Any
more doctor bills. 1t had been seven months
since stopped using DR.. Perce's medicines aid
have been enjoying good health all the time.
/ can never praise these medicines too highly,
for l have received SO much benefit. pray that
many who suffer as 1 did will take Or. PierCe's
medicines. ] sure they will never fail 70
cure when given a fair trial. Everybody tells
me look better than they ever saw me I an
sure l feel better than ever did before"
"Favorite Prescription has the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its CON-
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved sub
stitute in its place.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
ladies' laxative. No other medicine
equals them for gentleness and thorough
ness.
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health. 1t takes
a person who has
be G Il III a d e
wretched by sick
ne s S to under
stand the JOY of
health.
There are very
many women who
suffer as did Mrs.
Upton, who might
be cured as she
was by the use of
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
ton. 1t e st a b.
fishes regularity,
dries the drains
which we ak G IL
women, heals in
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WANTED BY PROF. LEVIN'S ORCHEs-
ira, engagements-Spe string music,
special price for receptions, weddings
and Quite town engagements. Address
All w. Hargett street. Phone R12,
T. 0. Box 347.
R-5--sun and wed.tf.