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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
Don't WORK FOR OTHERS-Be your
own boss Learn the real estate business
and start in for yourself We make you
our special representative and teach
you the business by mail. We furnish
large list of salable property and assist
YOU to earn from $1,000 to $4,000 annually.
Write for free booklet and particulars.
II. w. Cross & Co., 200 Tacoma Bldg,
Chicago. 6-l-l6t-wd -fr-su
100 lots free. Applicant sending stamp
will receive deed of lot, size 25x1O0 feet;
Suburb. New York 20 Century Realty
Co., Wall street, New York.
6-19-2t-su
A LARGE manufacturing concern, whose
products are sold in all parts of the
United States, located at Rattle Creek,
Mich highest bank references. will
open a branch office in Birmingham and
we want a capable man who can come
well recommended to fill the position of
local sales manager salary $500 per
year and commission; our sales mana
ger should make at least $1,000 per year
in this territory; must invest $1,000 In the
preferred stock of the company, in ac-
cordance with our cooperative plan of
doing business. Address Manager,
Drawer r, Battle Creek, Mich.
MONEY that never takes a vacation; 1t
even earns money while you sleep and
is paid back to you In large dividends
each week; We can give you the highest
reference right in your own town.
Write for full particulars at once.
Freshman & Co., 1904 Broadway, New
York.
WE can and viii buy for you anything
YOU want to use, or sell again, cheaper
than you can buy 1t yourself The Cen
trail Purchasing & Distributing agency,
1926 Quincy street Chicago.
s2 so invested now may make you $3.50.
An opportunity you should not miss:
full particulars free. Clio Mail Order
Co. Brookhaven, Miss.
FOR IS l will start you to manufacture
patent hard wall plaster or wood pulp
plaster. Best in the world. Wallace
Engineering Co., Cleveland, O., P. O,
BOX No. 80.
FOR SAI.E-Fine herd Jersey mich
cows. dairy and truck garden and busi-
ness; fine opening; plenty rich land:
edge of town. If you don't mean busi-
ness don't call. Apply lls North 2lst.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NOTWITHSTANDING by drug clerk; six
8 years' experience; In or near Birming-
ham: can furnish good reference. Ad-
& dress d. c., care Age-Herald.
POSITION as timekeeper or shipping
Z clerk, or both combined; 6 years ex-
: perience; Al references. Address II. j,
& c.. care Age-Herald.
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Ad7ENTsN"New YoTE's Steamboat HoF-
ror," told by survivors and eye wit
nesses; 100 dead, 100 illustrations from
photographs; about 300 pages, 7lax10
Price, 81. so. Selling like wild fire." hest
4erns; credit given; freight paid; send
10 cents IN stamps for outfit and in
strtrotions. Huffman Company, Dept. 4.
1bicaeo 6-21-6t
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WANTED-To buy or lease, an establish
3 ed grocery store with dwelling attacn-
ed, In some thriving town in North Ala
bama or Tennessee. Address, j. IL. e.
Box r. Waycross, Ga.
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WANTED-To buy a secondhand cash
register in good condition; state lowest
3 cash price. Address Cash Register
s care Age Herald.
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The Aee-ieraId Engraving Depart
nent makes good cuta
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ONE CENT A WORD.

HA ES-1c a word a day; no adj.
taken for less than Csc for first in
sertfon. Ca1h must accompany every
order.
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buy secondhand 1000 pound
platform scale Must be in good condi-
: ton. Address Scale, care Age-Herald.
6-25-3t
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nvANTED-Agents to sell Nehers' door
5 holders and sash fastener; others are
getting rich, why not youf our goods
sell. Travelling mems side line. Neher
e. Co., Topeka, Kans.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Our catalogue explains how we teach
it quickly. Mailed free. Moler Barber
College, New Orleans, La. 5-2S-1m
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SHAVING 10c at 1921 4th ave- 3-i6-tf
<NvANTED-Custom for showcases iron
safes and Carrara paint. Alabama Gro
Gerry Company. l-l-,t
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ROOMS WANTED.


WANTED-Furnished room, with or
without board, by young man; room
mate desired state price; references.
Address Morris, care Age-Herald.
6-26-2t
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DETECTIVES Every locality, good sal
airy, experience unnecessary. Pinkerton's
u. s. Detective Agency, Milwaukee,
Wis
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5YANTED-Married couple without chill
8 en- to occupy furnished house on
g South Highlands during summer
Z months; terms reasonable. Apply room
( 5, Linn building.
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TWO gentlemen and wives desire one
furnished room and one unfinished
en- suite. with private bath, near 9th
avenue and Goth street. Address Entire
Nous, care Aee-Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BIRMINGHAM MEDICAL college; for
catalogue address DR.. ]. G.. LeGrande.
secrtary. 6-l-tf-wed-frf-su
DANCING SKELTON-Fun and mystery;
to Introduce our novelty catalogue We
will send one for Z one cent stamps.
II. L. Wilder Co., 239 Meacham avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
SCOTS Arabian Paste. Rochester, N. Y,
Is years on market, guaranteed to cure
gals, sore necks or backs, collar or
shoe boils, nails in foot. scratches, con-
tracted feet, etc, any soreness from
any cause. Sold by w. M. Reckling.
6-26-12t-su
HEADACHE sufferers, send us a dime
and we will do you ten dollars worth of
good. Wheeler Specially Co., Troy, Pa.
6-26-2t-sun
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LoST-Silver watch, monogram and coin
fob. between Peoples bank and 20th
and 4th avenue Saturday 7 O'Clock.
Return to Zac Smith Stationery COM
pany, list avenue. and receive liberal re-
ward
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AGENTS wanted to sell watchesl big
commission sample free; write today
for sample and terms. Yorkbrook Mfg.
Co, Dept. b, New Orleans, La
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LOST, sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

LOST EllSs card No. so, issued by Flor
ence, Alabama, lodge Elks No. $50, to
r. w. Butler. Finder please return to
J. It. Glover, exalted ruler Birmingham
lodge Elks.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Good paying hotel in heart
OF Birmingham. Miller, 4i2 First Ma
tional Bank building
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p.ALMISTRY.

~------~-~--~-s--~>>--
MADAM DEL REV. scientific palmist.
has moved to 20l2 Fourth avenue. first
house from the market 6-23-7t
MADAM DEL REY, scientific palmist
advises you on love. family and busi-
ness affairs sickness, changes law
! suits. investments. speculations, lost
articles. etc. Confidential. 2O12 Fourth
avenue, first house from central mar
ket 6-10-1m
\ PALMISTRY-Fre readings at lectures
In Forum tent. opposite park, East
Lake See large charts. Readings and
lessons; popular prices. Prof. and Nine.
Pin. anthropologist-
BETTER buy your bicycle tires from us
We sell all high-grade single and dou-
q bic tube tires at just half price. Good
single tube tires, $1.75 each. Birmingham
Gun and -Aey Co., 1906 Sd avenue.
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FOR SAIE-A new. modern, six-room
cottage; all conveniences; bath, gas
electric lights, etc; elevated; within a
block of two car lines; best neighbour
hood on South Highlands T. NJ. Bradley
& CO.. 2OS Title Guarantee building.
6-12-slln-wed fritz
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For sAI.E-125 feet on Highland avenue,
between 2lst and 22nd streets. For price
and terms see F. L. Demere, Potter
Bldg. 6-1s-7t-eod
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FOR SAIh-We have a special bargain in
very fertile 9-aere farm; mile and a
halt across the mountain from South
Highlands; it rents well and sold last
fall for $1,000. but the owner needs money
and will sell for $3.50: one-third cash;
see us quick. MeDavid K Co. 1171a 2lst
street. gu -2t-tu-su
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with trades for
Third regiment. A. N. G. Write to A.
j. Arendel Bandmaster, New Decatur,
Ala. 6-22-26-73
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LOST-On 18th avenue. south. between
18th and 18th streets, circular breast
pin. jet and gold. Finder return TO c. A.
Sem.
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UNLIMITED possibilities for agents SELL
ing Jour Ideal Sharpener; will sharpen
anything; sample, postpaid zoe. Write
for special prices Eastern Novelty Co.,
s. Harrisburg. Pa.
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WANTED-Men everywhere: good pay to
distribute circulars. advertising mat
ter, tack signs, ETC.; no canvassing. Ma
tionai Adv. Bureau. Chicago.
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FUR SALE-Cheap, entire household
goods, first-class condition. 1GO4 Third
ave. 6-25-7t
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MINUTE SKIRT and waist holders, offer
largest profits. easiest sales. Exclusive
territory. Sample free. Wheeler &c
Baldwin, Garden City Block. Chicago.
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BOARpERS WANTED.


BOARDERS WANTED-Biloxi private
family will take limited number of
boarders; beautiful location on beach
and car line; all modern convenences:
excellent fare; good bathing. boating.
fishing etc Apply to p. o. Box 22l.
Biloxi, Miss. 6-19-2t-su
WANTED-A young lady boarder in pri-
vate family; all convenences; delight
full location; terms. SIS per month. Adj
dress Private care Age-Herald.
BOARDERS WANTED-707 North 10Th
street; good fare. comfortable rooms;
rates reasonable; please call.
6-26-3t -su-we-su
WANTED-First- class table board can
be,secured by applying at 3ls North 18th
street; all deleacies of the season
served.
WANTED-Roomers end boarders zoos
9th avenue; convenient to city: excel
lent meals; all conveniences. People S
phone 1889; terms reasonable.
FOR SALE at sacrifice tomorrow, 50x190
two Groom residences, furnace heat.
about two blocks OF Powell school;
rental SAG month; will pay IA per cent:
terms, $500 cash. balance years. b. Il.
Eborn, 113 North 2lst
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ONE CENT A WORD.
BOARD WANTED.

-
WANTED-Board In private family
close In by young man. references ex-
changed. ADDRESS n, care Age-derald
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YOUNG widow. age %. with 1000; lady.
90 s50.0O0; lady. 25. $4,000; blonde. Is.
cash and beautiful farm; l seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential.
Address Mrs. W.. 697 Fulton St. Chi
cago. Ill. S-23-sun-u
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Stenographer. Apply 10 r.
E. Whitehead. 63S First Nat. Bank
Bldg. 6-25-2t
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FOR RENT-In lovely home, two nicely
furnished connecting rooms. Parlor and
bed room, electric lights, BATH cabinet
mantle, and all conveniences. Terms
very cheap. Call Bell phone 1892.
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CORRESPOND OR MARI Sample IL
Illustrated paper. cents: paper and prt-
yate list, 10 cents. Describe yourself.
National Alliance. Grand Rapids. Mich
b-3-su-tf
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HEAL Is 7 n 3.
BARGAINS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Residence orner 18th avenue and 10Th
street south Residence corner 18th ave-
nue. and 21st street. south. For price and
terms see
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
| housekeeping, with gas range; reason
able, in cottage, at 1903 9Th avenue.
FOR RENT-Central store near 2nd ave-
nue.; also Groom house Northside b.
f. Eborn 113 North 2lst.
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WANTED-To know If you will distribute
advertising matter; reliable speciality
company SIS weekly and all expenses.
Triumph Co., Dallas, Tex 5-S-10t-su
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WANTED-An expert office stenograph-
er. Address in own handwriting, Civ
ing experience, Attorney, care Age
Herald. 6-26-3t
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WANTED-Yorng man of good address
and smart 10 travel as solicitor for es-
tablished business; straight salary; per-
manent. Address or call 2G26 sth avenue,
north
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FOR s. / will start you to manufacture
patent hard wall plaster or wood pulp
plaster. Best in the world. Wallace
Engineering Co. Cleveland. O., P. o.
BOX No. 80.
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CIRCULAR and sample distributors
wanted everywhere; no canvasing:
good pay. Cooperative Adv. Co., N. Y.
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FOR sALE-One new upright piano
double veneered mahogany case. genuine
ivory keys. beautiful tone and easy ac-
ton; fully warranted ten years; regu-
lar retail installment price $3.50; VIII
sell same including fine scarf and
stool delivered for s175 cash. or short
time payments. Address L. T.. care
Age-Herald. 6-10-1m
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LADIES! Chichcster's Engnsn Penny
royal Pills are the best. Safe. reliable.
Take no other. Send 4c stamps. for
particulars Relief for Ladies'" In let
ter by return mall. Ask your druggist.
Chichester Chemical Co. Philadelphia.
- 7-o-i5ff- tn sii-tu
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HELP NOTWITHSTANDING.

WANTED-A lady agent for rapid selling
article; sells at sight big profits; for
free sample and particulars address
Marietta Stanley Co., Al 4th street
Grand Rapids, Mich
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MILLINERY training SCHOOL, learn to
make your own hats or the most profit
able vocation for ladies'; call Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs Hurley, 81 18th
street.
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CIGAR statesmen wanted. experience IN
necessary good pay. Emanuel Co., Sta
ton ~" New York. 6-5-4t-su
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100 lots free. Applicant sending stamp
will receive deed of lot size 25x1O0 feet;
Suburb, New York. 20 Century Realty
Co.. Wall street, New York.
6-19-2t-su
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FOR SAI.E-Fine herd Jersey mich
cows. dairy and truck garden and BUSH
ness; fine opening; plenty rich land;
edge of town. If you don't mean BUSH
ness don't call Apply llS North 21st.
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FOR SALE.

First National Bank Building. Bell phone
384
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WANTED-Person of good address to
travel for manufacturer in Alabama.
Experience unnecessary. Salary and
expenses paid weekly. Chance for adj
vancement Send addressed envelope.
Dept. l., 80 Dearborn, Chicago.
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WELL furnished rooms in private family
for gentlemen, house newly papered,
furnished and under new management.
No. 2012 4th. avenue north. e-26-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02

D. Chandler, 70. New York city: C. C.
Turner rs. New 3or< city: w. L. R.
wrrts, '1s, Paterson, N. J.; T. C. wordtn.
rs, Bridgeport NJ D.. ]. NJ Lamberton.
rs Lexington. Mass. br. Bruce s. Keator.
ID Asbury Park, NJ VI; John Perrin, '7y,
Indianapolis, Ind. &c. s. Miller, IT.. New
York city; william p. Emo, 80. New York
city; w. M. Shoemaker, '98 Cincinnati,
c. Cole. Washington ID. c.: DIR. L. Hooper.
Washington. d. c.: He e. Davis. Washing
ton. d. G.; William A. Shade Washington,
d. G.; r. H. Tillson, New York city; F. I.
Allen, william N Armstrong. Morgan H.
Beach, Rev. J. H. Bradford, Ernest w.
Cady, /. Edwards Gl9rle, Rev. Isaac Clark,
William A. Cowles. Harry w. Cragin. HI.
G. Croker j. F.. CroweIl, Arthur L. Day.
Osgood H. Dowell, FIT. Dubois. John F.
Dryden, c. r. Ely. Rev. John L. Ewell,
George T. Ford, Homer g. Fuller, Luther
Fuller. D. G. Gilman. CYRUS L. Hall. VIII
liam T. Harris, James III. Hayden, Edwin
A. Hill, e. J. Eli; Curtis J. Hfllyer Wal
lace W. Hfte. C. e. Hay, jr.; 8. Higgins
G b. HOLSTER Joseph c. HornblOwer
Ernest Howe, H. NJ Hoyt, r. s. Hume, c.
s. Ingham Baruch Israeli, John Kean, U.
g. Kendall Eugene Kingman, Ellers Koch.
Wayne MacVeagh. W. r. P. Mallory, Arte-
mas Martin, A. G. McClintock, G. X Nc
,Lanahan, William A. Meloy, c. Hart Mer-
Ram. E. L. Morse. G. H. Myers, Simon
Newcomb, John BAH Osborne, Raymond A.
Patterson, clifford Pinchot, E. A. Pratt
j. s. Petit S. J. Peck, Ellis H. Roberts
Edward Shaw, Alpheus H. Snow John X.
arton, William II. Taft. James w. Wads-
worth, jr; A. G. Wilkinson, Andrew Will
son, Francis J. WoodInan, II. 8. woodward
Francis G. Eewiands and kwai Yung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Carbon Basis of Products.
From the London Mail.

From the London Mail.
Carbon is the basis of all organic prod
uets. and a striking discovery of julius
Walther. St. Petersburg chemist Is that
this element may be made to enter into va
rious combinations with oxygen and hydro
gen by simple eiectrolysis of water charged
with carbonic acid gas, the results being
several sugars and vegetable acids from
one form of simple apparatus. The water
was charged with the gas evolved on pour
ing hydrochloric acid on marble. The an
odes of the electric apparatus were brushes
of platinum and the catholics were prefer
ably Of clay of silicates of aluminium with
large surface The solutions about the
anode and cathode were inclosed In sepa-
rate clay receptacles, that of the anode be-
ing kept five degrees G. warmer than the
other by lamp The current was grad
ually increased both in power and in In
tensity, and at two volts and 075 ampere
oxalic acid appeared. being soon followed
by tartaric acid. and by citric acid at four
volts and 22J amperes. Fruit sugar was
produced at five volts and three amperes
then grape sugar. The richness of the
products in carbon seems to increase with
Increase in current and intensity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Chatsworth Libraries.
the London Chronicle.

from the London Chronicle.
There are at Chatsworth two libraries.
the Great Library and the West Library.
The doors are decorated with imitation
book backs. These are furnished with
imaginary titles reminiscent Of the bygone
love of punning. Here are some Of the
titles Tom Hood invented for the sham
bookcases: .'Wren's Voyage to the Ca
raries." Egg. by Shelley Horn Took on
Catching Cows" .Esterhazy on Spring
Fogs." "Macadam's Rhodes" "Inigo Jones
on Secret Entrances ''Minto's Coins"
"Beveridge on the Beer Act" Those VINO
know the treasures contained In the Chats
worth libraries. even while they smile at
such fooiing. cannot but marvel at the In
congruity Of It. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Accident on the Arkansas

A special dispatch to- the Baltimore Sim
from Norfolk yesterday says: This mornin,
while force of men were putting hie "a
men gun on board the United States monitor
Arkansas at the navy yard a guy rope on
the big crane broke and the gun WEIGHING
between hfty and sixty tons. swung around
ana smashed into the side of the monito,
with great force. carrying away her milo,
mousse and some of her joiner work Mr..
Fanningham, boss rigger in the yard, was
struck by piece of flying rope and knock.
ed unconscious for time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02


The Chinese minister spoke next. He said
that Yale seemed to predominant in all the
government departments, in the cabinet
Supreme Court and Congress, and by the
looks of things he would be led to believe
that the country was being governed by
Yale men AS long as this holds, he said,
the country will be SAFE. He then spoke of
the work Yale men are doing in Climatic
Chinese Yale men, he said, of which he is
one.
Brief addresses were also made by Mr..
Wayne Macveagh, Mr.. A. r. e. Pinchot
and Mr.. Wilson L. GIL Letters of regret
were received from Senator Joseph R. Haw-
ley. Charlton T. Lewis. SO, New York; Cy-
rus Northrup, 81, Minneapolis. Mimi; John
s. Seymour, rs, New York; Howard c. Hol-
lister. Is. Cincinnati, Ohio: DIR. Henry b.
McCarrolL rs. Norristown, N. j.: George T.
Knott. 10. Cincinnati. Ohio; w. n. Smith,
10. Jeddo. Pa: H. K. Willard. Jackson
Vile. Fla: William II. Law. New York
George L. Curtis. '78 Bloomfield. N. J..
Juds0n Starr. rs. Peoria, H., and O. D,
Thompson. 70. Pittsburg. Pa
List Of the Guests.
The following guests were present:
Secretary Taft. the Chinese minister. A.
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FINANCIAL.
<SaNAIMHu>
BANKING x
CORPORATION
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S7,0o2,173.

Fiscal Agent of the United States in China and
PRESIDENTS:
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List Of the Guests

The following guests were present.:
Secretary Taft, the Chinese minister, A.
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GOOD FIND OF ORE.
New Louisville and Nashville Tunnel
to Be Completed In Five Months.

Gadsden, May Especial Capt. ].
NJ. Elliott, Jr., tells of a great find Of
iron ore on the property of the Elliott
Chapman company In the Greasy Cove
section. =. R. Chapman. who is a capt.
talist Of New York. spent Monday and
Tuesday in Gadsden. and In company
with Captain Elliott they visited their
holdings in the Greasy Cove section and
made a personal inspection of the prop
erty. Mr. obal Christopher. who has
charge of the ore lands, showed them
around. and to their amazement showed
them two veins. one thirteen feet thick
and one fifteen feet thick.
This ore land lies in the celebrated
Greasy Cove section and is In the Gads-
den district. The Louisville and Nash
vile extension now in course of con-
struction from Altoona to Gadsden, par
allels this property for four mile, and
at no place is the road 100 yards from
the ore land. Captain Elliott says that
just as soon as the Louisville and Nash
vile Is completed the road alongside his
land he will commence TO mine this ore,
which Is very rich. The Louisville and
Nashville people are getting along nicely
with the tunnel through Tumling gap and
have only some 600 feet more TO cut,
which they estimate can be finished in
five months. There Is no truth in the
report that it will take year to finish
the tunnel