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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-12

Old-fashioned black Spanish lace
scarfs, half a yard wide and three
yards long, are again to be fashionable
with summer gowns. They are elegant
when gracefully adjusted, are sold at
from Sc to So, and look well with anv
gown, and on almost any occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-03

SPECIAL NO. 10
20 ROOMS. $3.50; rent $40: electric lights in
all rooms lease II desired north OF Market
MARION GRIFFIN, rm. 406. Hearst bldg
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IS rooms: downtown house: steady; transient;
clearing $3.50 monthly: handsomely furnished.
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LonGIxG nousEs ron sAIE-cor.

MITCHELL & Co... Phone Jessie 29S1
1905 Market ST. opposite Sixth.
16 rooms: neat sunny two-fioor house; rent
$40; sell or exchange; price 5000
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NOW is your opportunity df taken advantage
OF At enca) 10 purchase of the finest 100
room apartment houses in San Francisco; the
price is nominal for such house; exception
ally wei! located: beautifully furnished
throughout: long lease at So per room; the
very b.st bargain, which we will prove TO you
il you Will investigate.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT AND DAY SCHOOLS for men and
working boys instruction from the fifth
grade to preparation for the university; day
school of interest to all men; business meth
eds a speciality; personal attention given;
thirty instructors; private coaching; night
law school; instructors from University Of
California and Stanford University; indus
trial classes: men have the advantage of our
extensive engine room; complete plant. boil
ers. dynamos engines. pumps. etc: electri-
cal engineering. assaying; students have all
othsr privileges % the association If desired:
international certificates given to students
completing the courses and passing the exam
nations; young men. strangers coming to the
city directed to good homes; association en-
ployment agency for all graduates Of our
school; the beneficial influence Of great
moral institution; our work is indorsed by all
the leading business and professional men or
the city; our educational work accredited by
more than 115 universities and colleges in the
United States: mechanical. freehand draw
ing; naval architecture. stenography, type
writing and other specialtes; advantages over
other schools. tuition less. instruction supe-
rior; We are not in business TO make money.
but Ito make men. especially advantageous
TO young men coming from the interior. Call
or write for descriptive catalogue. the Young
Mems Christian Association institute OF
Practical Education for Men and Boys H. j.
Mccoy General Secretary San Francisco:
Address all communications TO LIE ROY
BURNS SMITH. Educational Director
WRITE to California Business College for in
formation concerning February club dis
count; on moving into new and elegant
building we want 500 students; come and
join the great school of the West: 7o-page
catalogue 901 -925 Golden Gate ave-
THE Lyceum an accredited preparatory school
for the university law and medical colleges;
ref President Jordan any Stanford profes
sor: day and evening session Phelan bldg.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST s.
F.-Bookkeeping. shorthand touch typing
languages telegraphy, English branches; day
and night sessions: illustrated catalogue free.
SOCIAL dances We'd Thurs Sat and Sun:
classes Mondays, Fridays. Louise Fosters
School of Dancing. 1856 Market. nr. Larkin.
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90 rms choice corner rooming house, unex-
celled for transient we'll steady roomers
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SPECIAL NO. II

SPECIAL NO. H.
y ROOMS. NE CORNER north of Market.
rent $40; fine location: rooms nicely fur
nishcd ard > rooms rented unfurnished: price
cut To $500. !. cash.
MARION GRIFFIN. rm. 40e, Examiner bldg.
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SPECIAL No. Is.

SPECIAL NO. 15
2T5 PER MONTH income over rent; large
house; central: price $500: u cash and little
mcrthiy rstalments: furnishings in good or
cash.
MARION GRIFFIN. rm. 4oe, Examiner bldg.
c. L. HINKLEY, PHONE MINT 7ae
io20 Market St, OPP. Fifth
Country correspondence promptly answered
Clear titles. Reliable dealings Easy terms
20 rooms; mechanics house; rent $40 S575
90 rooms; trade for ranch; clears $3.50
= rooms; rent $50; amazing low price $3.50
"a rooms, rent $t0 just think ....S 1850
= rooms; rent $50; one floor. Sl1O0
20 rooms: clears $50: rent $40 - $3.50
40 rooms; mechanics house, rent $50 $1,000
I6 rooms; rent $50: clears S63; terms $3.50
II rooms: sunny corner: rent S55 Sf60o
u rooms: California St; rent $50: snap $75o
10 rooms. Geary St: clears $40: rent S2s $500
is rooms; unfurnished; rent S45. 49,. S425
% rooms, transient; lease. ....-........ 500
rooms. Polk St; rent $32: only y $3.50
II rooms: Polk St partially furnished $3.50
MODERN transient house; co rooms; down
town; elegantly furnished: liquor license:
long lease; money maker. See HINKLEY
SWELL APARTMENT HoUsE-22o rooms.
crand entrance; elegantly furnished hv
Sloane. VIII sell whole or one half interest
See my agent, HINkLEY. 1920 Market st.
A-slfuo. house Of 20 rooms % beds: rent S1oo
lease cf years; good furniture: rooms aIwav
occupied. See r. G. wILKIE. 2e15 Kearny ST
I5oUsE-l5 rooms. ali full. one of best resi-
deuce streets of city, sacrifice account of
sickness; no agents Box 24l3. Call office.
70 let Fine fooming- house. 160 rooms. unfrIr-
nshed: splendid location: cheap rent to de-
sirsble tenant Box 2e43 Call
S1shP- Lodging house. 100 rooms; furniture
oew; this week only, at "A Turk st.
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ADvEzT-sExEE- wETrT-Tc-

HAf1AG recently acquired through excharo.
oI property th.~a $40 scholarshius In rhe -,
Sciiege q Advertising IN the United states
VIII sell them al - per cent discount -,
tashs the college teaches advertisement VIE
ing bH cQIresil lendence and assists fts grad
Naies 10 secure positions. catalou7res fu--
nlshed On application. Address box 302e C,al
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Observation-Disclosures.

AYRES, the leading business college. T23 Mar
ket St: established IS years; the school that
secures positions for graduates; just added 20
new tXpeMriters: Catalogue free.
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LoDG1NG-HousEs FOR SALE.

A CAMERON & co. Phone South 1850
3 Eddy St, cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for rooming houses. hotels and
all kinds of business chances.
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AGENTS WANTED.

NsI-N 4 s-An agency for a proposition that IS
% decided improy enene on building ana foan
- worm having Greet Western Ir1nro,-e-
Inent company, Parrott building
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SPECIALS NOS. s AND O.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE II you act quickly.
NEW, MODERN house of As rooms.
NEW FURNITURE, in good location
LEASE for > years at a low rental
ROOMING-ROUSE full of nice people
ALL you need to pay down is $1,000.
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25 rooms; well appointed housekeeping
suites; landady must SELL make offer.
MITCHELL e. CO.. 1906 Market st.
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PROFESSOR ALBERT c. VICTOR,
The Famous
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
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A GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
Call at once and save 81
His former So readings this week for
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NO CHARGE NO CHARGE
Unless you obtain the information for which
You consult him.
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a LARGER and better school than ever; enter
st once II you desire a good position; Gregg
/. shorthand Ellis bookkeeping. 8. F. Business
COLLEGE 12S6 Market st.
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so eents-His IS Reading tor-5O csntA
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Special Reduction for Three Days.
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S SATISFACTION
SPTRITUALISM-

NINE. PHILLIPS -Ciairvoyant; card reader, zoo
daily except Sat s73 Market ST., suite 81
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7-room fat; rent S40 oak furniture; gooc
carpets; sickness price $3.50.
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Sc rooms; corner; rent only $500; best down
town house in city; electric elevator; well fur
nished: guaranteed to clear $400 to $500 per
month; books open for inspection; everything
in frst-class shape; on account other business.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-03

Without asking a question he tells you your
name, your mothers maiden name, the name
Of the one you love, tells you your age ana
what you called for. without asking a single
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-03

Unlike impostors and pretenders. Professor
Victor takes no money in advance and posi-
lively refuses TO accept any fee II you are not
entirely satisfied. All business strictly con-
hdential. Hours from a. m 70 D N daily
and Sunday. 200 Pest ST.
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MRS. DIP MARTIN wonderful spiritual neaiel
and business medium: readings daily. 81 de
velopfng class Thursday p m SO% EooS 81
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SPECIALS NOS. AND Z.
q rooms for sale because of family troubles;
worth $500; VIII sell for $500; low rent:
clears $I5 month, which can be greatly in
creased roomers all mechanics good honest
people; mortgage $4,000 may remain
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Il rooms: rent only SIS: Ellis: oak furni-
ture; good carpets: clears SEQ; leaves , rooms
fer lanclady: fine opportunity to get good house
reasonable.
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SPECIAL NO. B.
BEST furnished }0-rcom housa in this city.
BEST laid-out 30-rcom house in this city
NEW building; central 3-year lease.
HOUSE now clears about $500 month.
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c V. MILLER's rnaterfalizing seance to-nis
at s O'Clock; 81. 1854 Bush St
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bucation Office. Market and Third. S. F.
itorisl Room TO 22l Stevenson ST
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RUsINESs cHANCEs-

A CAMERON & Co... Phone South 1850
EDDY ST, Market and Powell
Headquarters FOR all kinds OF business chances.
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y rooms: rent $500; elegant new building
swell family hotel: beautiful furnishings: clear
ing 5000 per month; every room full: will
stand the strictest investigation; location un-
SURPASSED
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MARION GRIFFIN,

SPECIAL NO. /.
CORNER fat S rooms: rent $50: rooms
rented for So. splendid bathroom; new porce-
lain bathtub; price only $3.50: $3.50 down.
SPECIAL NO. ..
ELEGANT, new, modern downtown house
Of 80 rooms. hot and cold water: electric ele
Vator; steam heat: in splendid neighborhood:
the furnishings are of the best consisting Of
oak enameled iron and brass beds, Brussels
and Administer carpets and elegant hangings;
lease for years. clears $I00 month; suit
able terms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
FOREMAN SHOUTS
 ENRAGED NEGRO
JOHN THOMPSON FATALLY WOUNDS JOE KINLEY IN ROD MILL AT ENsLEY-NEGRo MADE ATTACK.

Ensley. August (special.)-After heinz shot through the hand and knock ed down by a negro whom he had repri- manded for going to sleep at his post of duty. John Thompson. night foreman at the rod mills of the Alabama Steel and Wire company, shot Joe Kinley, colored five times, fatally wounding him, this morning shortly after two o'clock.
 MT. Thompson gave himself up to the police and was released on $500 bond. Kin ley's condition is considered critical The case against MT. Thompson will be called in the police court tomorrow morning.
 Mr. Thompson, who is thirty-five years of age and has a family, is chief machin- ist at the rod mill and practically in charge at night. When making his rounds this morning, he found Kinley asleep He at once proceeded to wake up the negro, who in turn became offended at the man. ner in which his nap was disturbed. The enraged negro drew his revolver, 22 ca1ibre and shot MT. Thompson in the hand, at the same time knocking him down. When the foreman got on his feet again, he pulled his revolver, a 3S Smith & Wesson. and opened fire on his assail ant, all five of the shots taking effect in the negro's breast.
 Public opinion in the city completely yindieates MT. Thompson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
MARKET REcovERs.
Business In London Is Still Very
 Restricted, However.

London, August 2S.-After a heavy de- pression on the stock exchange In the early part of the past week. in conse- quence of trouble which was anticipated at the renewed activity of the Russian volunteer fleet steamer Smolensk, the markets recovered on the statements which Premier Bafour made to 8 deputa- tion representing the London chamber of commerce on the subject. Business, how ever continued to be very restricted.
 The steadiness of Russian securities was the subject of much comment It was looked upon as proving that real investors are not throwing these securi- ties on the market. The steadiness was greatly due to the fact that the conti- mental bourses were not permitted to in- dulge on the speculative selling of Rug- sians, and that the sellers must give the character of bonds which they propose to dispose.
 Japanese stocks were heavy. Americans continued fairly active, but had a fiuc- tuating week, closely following the move ment of Wall street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
NEW INDICTMENT ORDERED.
Court In Farley Trial Takes Recess
 Until Today.

Huntsville. August 2s.-(special)-The validity of the indictment against pr. J. b. Farley, charging murder in the first degree, was called Into question during the trial yesterday and Solicitor Pettus asked leave to amend the instrument
 The Indictment was returned against j.. B. Farley, whose Christian name is John Benjamin Farley and as It was known to two of the grand jurors who were examined as witnesses. the defense ob- Jeeted to the amendment and moved that the indictment be quashed. luke Speake lntimated that the defendant would be held over to the next grand Jury and an- other indictment ordered, thereupon ob- lection to the amendment was withdrawn and the trial proceeded. More than 8 dozen witnesses were examined.
 The defense proved that Davis Johnson was shot by Dr. Farley while in the act of climbing the front fence of Dr. Farley's yard with drawn knife John son was drunk at the time. Saturday night the court took recess until Monday and the trial will probably be concluded then.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
FAUNsDALE POINTERS.
Work is 5eeun on New Brick Store
 House-Other News.

Faunsdale, August 2S.-(S2ecial) )-WorlS has begun on the erection of a new brick storehouse in F'aunsdale to be owned and occupied by G. II. Mckee, a merchant of this place.
 Herbert s. McKerrall who has been working in Brookwood for the past six years has accepted a position with the Brown Mercantile company of this place.
 About fifty bales of cotton have been ginned here this week and the merchants look for quite a good deal next week. J. c. Brown has just completed new gin nery and this place will be better equip ped than ever before to handle the large number of bales that come here during the ginning season.
 Marry Mckee, George and Hugh Brown of this place left a few days ago to visit the exposition and other points of inter est in the west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
TEACHERS LICENSED.

Montgomery, August .-tspeeial9- The following teachers have been grant ed certificates by the state board of ex- aminers:
 Cullman County-Osear Vance. Jones Chapel William Il. Shaw, Bashams; J. L. Thomas, Haneeville; Lucy Brindley. Cullman; Callie Brown, Falxville. Charlie II. seibert, Hancevine; ". o. Lloyd, Baileyton Hattie A Wallace, Cullman, Maud Walker East Lake; Hlossie Vance, Jones Chapel; Matte Ruckaba, Harts- elle; Magdalen Seheiterle, Cullman; D. H. Hammer, Helicon. c. $. Graylee. Horse Creek; B. G. Parker Florette. An- nie O. King, Cullman Margaret Ehren- sperger, Cullman; Lizzie Kleibaeker, Cullman.
 Lauderdale County-John L. Austin, Threet; o. c. Crow, Waterloo; Lila NJ. Hipp, Smithsonia; G. B. Wheeler, Rock ford Malissa Bassham, Lexington; George A. Lyles, Wayland Springs Tenn; Robert Hudson, Rogersville, Me G. Ingrum, Rogersville Rosalie Ingrum Rogersville; R. w. Sides. Florence; Til lie M Benham, Florence; Alta Shelton Florence; Olive L. Benham, Floreneei Lena Roberts, Florence; Irving L. Wan- ner, Florence; Laura Hunt, F'loreneei Josie Milner, Florence; Emma Scott, Florence
 Marion County-David ". Dickinson, Winfield; Marlla Mckenzie, Bexar; Lona Caddell, Glen Allen; NIintie White, Ham, ilton; Walter L. Mckenzie, Detroit; Cora w. Murray, Detroit Alpha Donaldson, Lewis Hill; John P Williams, Hamilton; Ben c. Cantrell, Bexar; Cleveland Crane, Hamilton; Alice Florence Underwood, Yale, Miss. John P. Middleton North ingtoa; Phoebe Creel, Smithville, Miss; Willie D. Burch Clay, Miss; William ". Friday, Rara Avis, Miss; James A. Stagner, Haleysville; Emmons Shotts, Shottsville; Dora Little. Fremont. Miss.
 Colored Applieants-Clay McFadden, Rexar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
Arrested in Saloon.

Gadsden, August 2s.-(SpecialJ-G Fitzpatrick, white man about 8 years Thursday night by Deputy Sheriff Handy, who had a description of him sent out from Rome Fitzpatrick has been in and around Gadsden for several months and was at work in the ore mines above Gadsden. He came into the city Thurs day night and was soon drunk and was arrested He is charged with an as sault and attempt to murder a white man. He confessed to the crime after being locked up in the county jail. The crime was committed in Rome. Ga. sev- eral months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
Marriage a Surprise.

Gadsden, August 2S. S.-(special.) )-John P. Lister of this city and Miss Emma Har- on Sunday, August IA, and their marriage has just been made known Miss Har- rison and friend, Miss Emma Robert son of Anniston, were visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. NJ. Lee at Dukes and a big revival was in progress. The couple were married at ? o'clock Sunday afternoon. Miss Roberts and Mir. Wyeth Lee were the attendants. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Chadwick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
McTyiere Withdraws.

Dr. William w. McTyiere has an- nounced to a number of his friends that he will not be in the race for mayor in the coming primary. He states. however, that he will be a candidate to succeed himself as a member of the council from the Third ward.
 The doctor has a large circle of friends who regret his withdrawal from the race. He has many personal friends and had he remained in the race, he would, no doubt have made a very formidable can ddate Two years ago when running for alderman he lead the ticket, receiving the highest number of votes of any candiSate voted for in the primary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29


 Peoples Savings Bank and Trust com- pany, as to my honesty for my contractA Fully three-fourths of my patients have been treated by some one else before call- ing on me to be cured. Why not come al soon as affiicted7 You will save money, distressing pain and valuable time; be- sides, there Is satisfaction in knowing that the very best treatment is beina given you by an honest competent phy- sician I have treated private troubles as a speciality in the city of Birmingham. Ala since August 8. 1887. cure syphiliA ,ronorrhoea- gieet, stricture. lost manhood. etc I cure many patients by mail treat. ment. Write for prices and terms.
 I do not use large advertisements and saIse statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to be cured by such methods. give me a cal and get we'll
 My offices. are the most private and xuiet in the city. tenth story of the nev Trirst National Bank building, corner o, Second avenue and Twentieth street pooma 1o12 and 1o14. Take one of the fnI Elevators to tenth floor.
 Office hours: s:so e. m te sso . . u,,rAov. 10 q m. to IA n 4.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
TAX COLLECTOR RESIGNS.
A. c. Chisholm of Florence Gives Up His Office.

Florence, August 2S.-(special.)-A. c. Chisholm, who for twelve years has been tax collector of Lauderdale county, has resigned and T. E. Jones, the democratic nominee, has been appointed by Acting Governor Cunningham to fill the unex- pired term.
 MT. Chisholm's regular term would ex- pire in November, but his term with that of, other county officers was extended a year by the last legislature. He refused to stand for reelection at the April pri- mary and his resignation is due to ill health and the arduous duties of the of flee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
AUCTION SALE

Phoenix Club. corner 7th avenue and 18th street, will sell, on Tuesday, Aug Both, at 10 a. m., to the highest bidder, all the housefurnish- ings, furniture, Carpets, Turkish rugs, etc, including an elegant parlor suit, libra ry leather furniture, book cases, pictures and other be- longings.
 Premises will be open for inspection on Saturday and Monday mornings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
Negro sIashed With Razor.

Albert Cobb and Albert Terry became engaged in a row over some family trou- bles last night at Avenue A and Twenty first street and Terry slashed Cobb with a razor, almost cutting off his scalp. Shortly after the fight Terry made good his escape
 Both negroes have been at work on the sewers that the city is having con- strueted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-29
Singing Much Enjoyed.

Gadsden, August 2s.-(Special) )-The singing at the court house Friday and Saturday by the blind leader, Brother Bradshaw, was much enjoyed by all who attended. Brother Bradshaw led the singing and several hundred voices joined in He Is native of Georgia and lost his eye sight fourteen years ago. At that time he knew very little about music, but took it up and makes a study of it. He uses the Sacred Harp music.