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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-14
PROTECTION OF FOREIGNERS.
Chinese Regulars VIM be asked to
Enter New Chuang.

st-As+Sfil No 4Act4D " IA " Sa1AIA 10
Enter New Chuang.
ST. Petersburg, May IA, 2:27 a. m.-
With regard to the report that the
Japanese have threatened the Pekiu
government that they would occupy
Chinese territory unless the Chinese
drove out the Russians, the foreign
Office denies that there have been any
Russians in Chinese territory except
opposite New Chudug and Sin-Min-
Ting, the terminus of the Chinese rail
road. and in view of the retirement
from New Chuang no one knows The
exact situation at those points.
The foreign Office recognizes that the
protection of foreigners at New
Chuang must be provided for.
While it seems probable that Chi
nese regulars will be asked to enter
New Chuang, there is suggestion
here that perhaps an arrangement
could be made by which the japanese
would occupy that place Immediately
after the withdrawal of the Russians.
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Iientenant Andersnn.

Colorado Springs. May 13--Lleuteusnt
James I- Anderson. L. S. A.. died here to-
night of tuberculosis. He WIS born ln
Germany but later lived in Columbus. %.
He served in Texas and Do utah under
General Chafee. being retired for physical
disability. He was n years old.
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PORT ARTHUR AGAIN
ISOLATED By THE JAP5
Continued from Page ID

ince. -Four hundred and fifty are at
Kyong Song on the coast, and the re-
maimGer are scattered in the interior.
living on the country. A force Of 200
is reported in the province Of Pyengan,
at Kwisung north Of Chengfu, and
about forty miles southeast of Win.
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News Received in Bone by Under
ground Channel.


ground Channel.
Rome Nay IA secret report re-
eeiFed from ST. Petersburg depicts the
internal situation Of Russia as becom-
ing most serious as regards the pres
erYation of the present institutions, the
mIiiiaFy failures In the far east having
strengthened the opinion that the evils
are que 60 the present organization of
the country i'm which a change Is ueces-
sary. The hope is expressed that the
emperor himself, seeing the danger. will
Be induced TO grant the country a CON
Stitution i'm which event the enthusiasm
ot abe people VIII become SO great as
10 render it possible 90 raise an army
and collect the means necessary to de-
feat Japan. Otherwise. the report SAYS.
it is believed an the efforts made at ST.
Petersburg VIII remain futile. as be-
SIDES the war in the far east Russia
VIII be obliged to face a latent If not
am open revolutionary movement at
home. depTiVing her Of the assistance
of the most progressive elements Of
the empire. such as the Poles and
Firms
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d . OD

on account of its frightful hideousuess.
6lcOd Poisoning Is commonly called the
King OF All Diseases, it may be either
hereditary OF contracted Once the sys-
TEN is tainted with it. the disease may
manifest itself In the form of Scrofula.
Eczema, Rheumatic Pains. Stiff or
Swollen Joints Eruptions or Copper
colOred Spots on the Face or Body.
little Ulcers In the Mouth or on the
Tongue. Sore Throat Swollen T0nsiIs.
Failing out of the Hair OF Eye
broWs and finally a LepTous-Iike De
cay of the Flesh and Bones. If YOU have
any of these OF similar symptoms. get
BROWNS BLOOD CURE Immediately.
This treatment lis practically the result
of life work. 1t contains no dangerous
drugs OF injurious medicines of any kind
1T goes to the very bottom OF the disease
and forces out every particle of impurity-
soon every sign and symptom disappears.
completely and forever. The blood the
tissues the flesh, the bones and the whole
system are CieanSCd, purified and restored
TO perfect health, and the patient pre-
pared anew for the duties and pleasures
of life. BROWNS BLOOD CURE, $3.50
a bottle. lasts "a month. Made by DIR.
BROWN, $50 Arch street. Philadelphia.
For sale i'm Salt Lake City only by T.. g.
Schramm. corner First South and Main
streets.
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ALLEGED SECRET BEPORT.

rioting recently. during which severe
persons were killed.
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Keep your eye on Castillo.
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Through Tie Lines

'I decided TO steal through during
the night. across the stretch Of rail-
road. Communication was interrupted
and General StOeeseI proposed that I
should accompany Captain Odiutzod
vs. h0 had been empowered On enter into
communication with The enemy We
left Port Arthur "a 8 O'Clock iD the
morning and two hours later reached
the position commanded by the ener-
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WAISTS

Made of lawns
polka det and fig
ilred with blacis.
white and navy
grounds Of india
linens trimmed with
embroidery aUo lace,
also made of Zing-
ham, ip navy TAM
era IiEbt ans cadet
blue. good. fulf
tucked fronts. All
sizes.
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SACQUES

Made Of psrCaIe iu
black and white
shepherd check and
gray aad na7-F fig
ures embroidery
aud self ruffie
tElMmed. also lawns
iu black and white
and navy and white
polka dot. figured
and striped tFim-
med with lace edg-
ing. insertion and
self ruffles an
sizes
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REAL ESTATE.
 BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. s75 Per Foot-Property on South 2Oth street, within few hundred feet of cor ner that recently sold at sl50 per foot. SSOOO--A Second avenue corner S5500--A beautiful home on Charles street. $4500-A modern 7-roonf> home; furnace heat; large lot; on Idlewild car line; will be completed by May 15; terms easy; small cash payment, balance monthly. This is your chance to get a home
 $S00O-A 10-room house on 7th avenue cor $25OO-A beautiful lot fronting 200 feet on Elm street, only $l2.5O per foot, while adjacent property is held at prices from $30 to $40 per foot lot must be sold at once In order to settle an estate; this is the greatest bargain in the market. The property is on the car line and near Highland avenue. $500 to $9000-Desirable homes at Ensley, East Lake, Woodlawn Avondale, North Birmingham, East Birmingham and West End.
 $100 to S50O-Lots on easy payments on the South Ensley and West End car lines
 If you want either business or residence, city or suourf an property, 1t will pay you to see our list. S5ooe-S0 acres beautiful land on Bessemer car line within 20 minutes ride of Bir- mingham.
 FOR RENT. $s0-A 10-room house on 7th avenue, north. $50-A Broom furnished home on Sth ave nue, between 18th and 18th streets, north, from June to october 1. s40-A Broom house on 18th street, south, near 14th avenue. number of good brick stores in central locations.
 INSURANCE. We write all kinds of insurance. repre- senting four strong fire insurance com panies, a plate glass insurance company, an accident. life and liability insurance company and surety bond company. Xnnr h1siness xrilI he a annrecia tnf-
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:;::!!:,,' ! |,I
EBORN'S REALTY LIST.

EVERY ONE A ACKNOWLEDGES
 FOR MONDAY ONLY. s1O5o-10ox1s0; Avenue G.
 sl000-50x2OO; near Highland avenue. $l00o-40 acres, fee simple, between Rose
 dale and Oak Grove; fronts public road
 timber alone worth half the price. s2250 buys lots on Srd and 4th avenues north. 5 10. % or 30 acres. miles out. cheap s100 Per Lot Cash--5ox140; on car line ] ? lots between Ivanhoe and fair grounds 1OOx200-2-story Broom home TO South
 2sth street, Edgewood station easy
 terms. ,, 50x19o; two Groom houses near Powell
 school rental s46 month; furnace neat x36O0
 sOO Per Lot-5Ox14o; near Ensley and 1, Pratt City.
 s6Oo-12 lots 50x14O. with 4-room house;
 we'll fruits and truck garden; near
 Pratt City
 5 Acres-Fronts car line, between Ivan
 hoe and fair grounds' snap. sGo0-5 acres; spring branch; fronts public road-two miles out. s75OO-5Ox1OO; 20th street, near union de- pot.
 sS0 Foot-2Oth street business lot. s25OO-Rents S33; 50x1S0; North 20th street. s4OoO-Lovely new s-room modern house
 and lot; fronts car line, South High lands
 s25OO-22Ox2O0: lovely corner; fronts car line near Five Points; snap. l 10 ACRES-Lovely tract: fronts public road, near the city: snap; easy terms. 5 acres; convenient to city; cheap. 1 s19 OOO-Pays over 10 per cent; business corner; Northside. s4OO Foot-2nd avenue, near postoffice s165O-10-room house and lot; Highlands. s1s50-Lovely modern broom home; easy | terms B. F. EBoRN, 116 North Fist.
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Wanted Job.

An accountant of IS years ex- perience wants a job with a sal ary-not otherwise. If you are interested in systematical meth ods, if you appreciate a brisk worker who can relieve you of all the detail work and render you statement of your affairs promptly, we should get to- gether. My experience has been with some of the largest firms in New York, Chicago and St. Louis. Address Clean Cut, Care Age Herald.
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THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COM P AN Y OF
 NEW YORK;.

The vital question is, are you certain of leaving anything for your family in case of sudden death? Are you protecting them by Life h. surance?
 If you feel that you ought to do some thing more than you are now doing. please send your name and address to
 w. J. CAMERON, State Agent.
 Nos l9. 20, 21 Chalifoux Building,
 Birmingham. Ala.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


 KATES' TRANSFER-Stor your goods where there is no danger of fire. no yer. min, mice nor rats; do not store com bustible material of any kind: examine our warehouse, Avenue and Seven teenth street.
 PARTIES intending to visit the worlds fair will find few rooms by applying at once to G. L. Werth 1856 Delmar Boulevard St. Louis. Mo; rooms should be secured now. 4-13-9t- -we-sun SHAVING 10c at 1921 4th ave. s-16-tf AUCTION! AUcTIoN!-You will find amongst the 75 mules and 15 horses to be sold at Fies & Sons stables at auc- tion Tuesday, May r, animals suited for all classes of work. 5-12-4t CREDIT to reliable parlles. Diamonds and 4watches jewelry. silverware and clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay ments; lowest prices: best quality; goods guaranteed; will call If desired. J, Lowinsohn. 1921 End avenue 7-12-tf GET A CLOCK BANK-We are still put ting those pretty little money saving clocks in the home of our customers. Have you one? If not, come and get one, free. E. E. Forbes Piano Co.,, 1909 3d avenue. 5-15-3t-sun 15-CENT trunk delivery; 5-cent parcel check room; opposite baggage room union depot; keep your checks: come and see lis; furniture packed hauled and stored shipped and re-shipped. 30 acres 3 blocks of Rosedale posteffice; bargain; acres up; terms easy. B. r. Eborn
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Sl, ,OOo-Will buy a splendid unimproved home site on the crest of the hill facing Elta avenue, at Fountain Heights, over looking the city; lot 55xl35. ssOo--vacant lot 75x100 at Fountain Heights; corner; good location for cot tage home; overlooks city,; cheap at this price.
 sSSo0-A nicely finished Groom cottage in 12th avenue. north, near 23d st.; good lot and splendid elevation; fronts the city; very reasonable; 50xl40. S25. % Per Foot-The vacant southwest cor ner 18th avenue and 11th st., south. LOOK 2oO feet; this price includes all street improvements. .s sssO0-A splendid cottage home on the South Highlands; large lot! nicely ter raced; stone wall and about five feet above grade; six rooms. Slooe--1OOx190 on Ave G. near 31st str!; good piece of investment property; will yield nice returns if improved
 THOMPSON REALTY CO.,
 Fire Insurance. Rentals. Loans.
 e07.S Title Guarantee Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s25O0 Each-Two 5-room cottages; North Fist; modern; rental $500 s1200-Lot west side 22 st., bet. A and B. $35e0-Lovely Fountain Heights place. $365e-House and lot, 5Oxl9o; 9th avenue, near 22nd s3000-6-room; modern cottagei N. 17th St. $7000-50 feet; End ave, bet. 23rd and 24th. s2500-25x1s2ia; 1st ave, bet. 24th and 25th s32 500-3-story brick; long lease; pays well. S15 00O-50x14o; 4th ave. half block 20th st. SIP 2000--50 feet improved Morris avenue. s55O1-S. 23rd street; new house; rental ss64. $2500--1O0x1aO; cor. 3oth and Highland ave. $gO0O-Handsome 7th avenue home. s7O00-Big bargain; new S. Higlds. home. s2OOO--6-room house and lots; West End s25o0-Lovely home; fronts E. Lake car. 60th street.
 FOR RENT s21-6-room: 22o9 E water. furnished. $5O-Elegant Glen Iris home. s75r9O30 9th avenue; 10 rooms.
 MCCONNELL & CARTRlGHT. Phones. 46. 22O Fist St.
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LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

I1oSTGAbont one month ago either on the train between here and Birmingham via Decatur or in Birmingham; na- tional cash register book that you keep your sales of each day on, with two paid drafts of the Bessie Town Site Co.'S in 1t; it also had my sales on same from January G. 19q to March 26, 1904; l will pay reward for it's return to me of $500. E. A. Evans. Tuscumbia, Ala. 5-13-3t LOST-Gold bridge e-glasses, without rims: suitable rewafi for return of same te Age Herald office.
 S1050-1o0xl90; Avenue G; can make this pay S1200 year. B. F. Eborn.
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reward if my monthly reg ulator fails to relieve obstinate sup pression: any cause in pathology; mail; safe, harmless; beware of frauds who initiate us 10 deceive. Dr. Johnson Med. Dis, 243, 95 Dearborn street, Chicago
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LADIESi chchester'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 mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co. Philadelphia, -'a 7-e-156t- th-su-tu
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ONE GENT 4 WORD,

RATEs-1c a word day: no ad. taken for less than 25c for first in. sertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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2 AGENTS wanted-New automatic bur-
 glar alarm doors, windows cash draw CTS. stables. henneries absolute protec- tion best device made, put on in e-i jiffy: retails Soc; save time by sending .zs Poo for outfit quick. Ramona co.,
 Madison ave, New York
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MARRY-If you desire to marry and bet ter your circumstances, write us for particulars, stating age and sex; there will be no publicity Home and Com fort. Toledo Ohio.
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MEDICAL MAssAGE-our new course in medical massage, Swedish movements, medical gymnastics, electricity, start May IS and June 15; clinical experience given; diploma; particulars in free book let on massage. Pennsylvania Ortho- paedic Institute Qnc), 1516 Green st., Philadelphia 5-s-2t-sun
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OR MARR Sample H. lustra ted paper. cents; paper and pri- vate list. 10 cents. Describe yourself. National Alliance. Grand Rapids, Mich 5-3-su-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

''--F VAN EO-MAIEs WANTED-Experienced insurance or building and loan solicitors; most lib- eral contracts offered. The Standard Guaranty and Trust Company. Home Life Building, Washington. D. c. WANTED-To know if you will distribute advertising matter: reliable speciality company; sl5 weekly and all expenses. Triumph Co.,, Dallas. Tex. 5-s-5t-sun WANTED-A good wood turner; steady job. Address r. C. Turner X Co.,. Mo- bile. Ala. 5-13-6t WANTED-A live young man from IS to 20 years of age as news agent on rail- road Call quick. 1914 Morris avenue. 5-13-3t
 DETECTTVEs-E locality, good sal ary; experience unnecessary. Interna- tional Detective Agency. Milwaukee. Wis.
 WANTED-Men everywhere; good pay to distribute circulars. advertising mat ter. tack signs etc: no canvassing. Ma tiona Adv. Bureau, Chicago Sharp. daring young man for detective work; A a day and expenses; enclose stamped envelope. Milwaukee Coop. Detective Service. station c. Milwaukee, Wis
  perintend gangs -oof and bridge paint CTS. every county; little capital: figur- ing ability required: s20 weekly. Ad dress Voris Paint Co, Peoria, III, $500 for $l-Agents wanted everywhere for most popular and cheapest insurance eyer offered; new plan; old reliable com pany; death benefit, weekly indemnity; free medical attendance; many other original and popular features s1 year pays for $500 insurance; other. amounts in proportion; policies issued to either sex without regard to nationality, color or occupation; all claims promptly and Hberally settled; insurance assets $50o, GOO; we issue more policies than any other company in America; exclusive territory and liberal contract with full renewal commissions to capable agents; exceptional opportunity to obtain sole control of good territory by applying immediately International Company, 23l Broadway, Dept. 36, New York. WANTED-I foundry boy, shoe men ders, solicitors for city; and will flr- nish help of all kinds in or out of city. Call 2lGl2 North goth street. room 5 WANTED-Thirty good coal miners by Lehigh Coal company; good water and good houses; healthy location; 20 miles from Birmingham on Birmingham Min eral division Louisville and Nashville railroad: regular work. Lehgh Coal company.
 WANTED--Two floor walkers. collec- tors, license pharmacists, lady cash iers, ? stenographers. 3 bookkeepers, 2 head clerks merchandise. Mutual Elm ployment Bureau, 19o91a 1st avenue. FOR SALE-900 acres near city; acres up: terms to suit B. F Eborn
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ONR CENT A WORD.

RATES-1c word day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first in- sertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

HAiES-1c a word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first in- sert.on. Cash must accompany every order
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MIDDLE AGED business man, worth s5e 900, wants poor but honest wife; con- fidential Address MT. Lord, POP Wash ington st. Chicago, III.
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LADIEs-When in need send for free trial of our never failing remedy; relief sure and quick. Paris Chemical Co.,,
 Milwaukee, Wis. 4-17-8t-su
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do a thing till you see clearly what's best by aid of Flashlights on Human Nature, on health, disease, love, mar riage and percentage. Tells what you'd ask doctor but don't like to. 240 pages,
 illustrated 25 cents but to introduce 1t we send one only to any adult for postage, 10 cents M. Hill Pub. Co.,, 129 East 2Sth Street New York 5-s-26t-su
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]. NyANTED-Ol ganizers to represent old established fraternal society, paying ac- % cid mt, sick. death and endowment benefits big salaries paid good pro- z ducers. Write American Fraternity.
 Washington. D. C. 5-17-tf-su
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PATENTS.

p4 4TENTS-Protect your Ideas. No allow
 ance. no fee. Consultation free Estab- ,ished 1864. Milo B. Stevens & Co. SIP
 14th street. Washington. u-S-26t su
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AGENTS WANTBD-Sell our S1 bottle Sarsaparila for 35c; best seller; 200
 per cent profit; write today for terms '+ and territory F. K. Greene, 1l5 Lake
 St. Chicago. 5-S-2t-su
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e CHANGE of a lifetime to one man only
 in each state, with few hundred dol
 lars and references; monopoly of legit- " ~ innate business; enormous profits with FS's 6tit risk; highest Inducements. Hull sgl5A Twenty third st, N r..
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STOP renting your money; make 1t an earning power; small Investments make steady incomes; profits mailed every Tuesday; $20 and upwards opens an ac- count; satisfied clients everywhere our best advertisement; best references; send for booklet. Francis & Co.,, brokers, Burlington Bldg, St. Louis.
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ITO RENT-Entre upstairs, hall, rooms, front porch and bath $19 30; also hall, three complete furnished rooms, down stairs. $l5 w. D. Cooper 223l 7th ave- que, north Bell phone 2O94
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PALM


 MADAM DEL-REY, psychic palmist Ad- ,,ises you on love, family, business af- fairs. sickness. changes, law suits, in- yestments. speculations, lost articles, etc Confidential. No. 1924 7th avenue North: also readings by mail. 5-10-1m
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PERSONAL.

YOUNG widow. age B, with siO. 0O0; lady, 20 s5O,OOo: lady. 25 s15.Oo0; blonde, IS, cash and beautiful farm; seek honor able husbands for these. Confidential. Address Mrs. w.. 697 Fulton st. Chi- cago. ILL e-23-sun-u
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT. FOR RENT-Two beautiful, large rooms, with bath and reception hall and use of kitchen: cheap to right parties. 2226 12th avenne, north. 5-14-2t FOR RENT-Neatly furnished room mod ern brick residence, 1911 Park avenue. Peoples telephone SS9. 5-6-tf FOR RENTI-Cool. newly furnished room; rates reasonable. 7O7 N. 18th street.
 5-7-4t-sat-su FRONT room, furnished most convenient in town. 2o0o 9th avenue. 5-7-tf FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 6lS N. 18th street. 5-ll-6t FOR RENT-One large furnished front room with all modern conveniences; terms reasonable. Apply at once, 7l5 N. 22d st. Bell phone 1492. FoR RENT-Threo furnished rooms for housekeeping, with gas range, to right parties, reasonable; in cottage Call at 1903 eth ave, north. FOR RENT-Nice large, cool room: best location for gentlemen 2Ol1 Park ave. Bell phone 2O95
 FOR RENT-Nice rooms, with or without board 2O2s Avenue r. 5-15-2t FOR RENT-Front room 20sO 9th avenue. 5-15-3t
 FOR RENT-To gentleman, newly fur nshed second-story front room, in South Highland residence, at reason able price. 1926 18th avenue, south. 5-l5-3t-su-we-su
 | FURNISHED front room on first floor for rent to gentlemen; walking distance business portion of city. Apply 17o4 Sth avenue
 | FOR RENT-2, rooms for light house. keeping. with use of parlor, bath etc. : l near loop car Cullom place. Address | Highlands. care Age-Herald THREE or four large unfurnished rooms with bath, suitable for light house. | keeping: pleasant for summer; good neighhorhood; also one furnished room. 1 a90 South 18th street wANTED1one Or two gentlemen occu- pants for nice large. furnished, up- stairs room: hot and cold bath eonnect- ed. Bell phone 1881; 202S Humboldt ave- | nue.
 $250O-220x2c0 lovely corner; fronts car line near Five Points. See Eborn quick. l 1l3 North, Fist.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.


 WANTED-Successful salesmen for southern territory, not afraid of hard work; high grade men, accustomed to drawing 5000 or more annually for their services. T, Box 40, Kansas City. Mo.
 5-S-2t-sun WANTED-Salesmen to sell new line of goods to the trade city and district; sl5 per week and commission; free sam pie. Address Royal O., 120 Liberty st, New York.
 WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Alabama with staple line; high commits sions, with advance of Sl0o.00 monthly; permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.,, Detroit. Mich. SALESMAN, experienced speciality pre- ferred; opening for two; one for Ala bama; must be competent; no salesman in our employ paid below s250 month; permanent. Address Manufacturers F. o. Box 1053, St.Louis, Mo. W ANTED-Salesmen local or travelling. to sell fire-proof safes to business men and farmers; experience unnecessary; quick sales. pig profits. Alpine Safe and Lock O., Cincinnati, O. YANTED-Traveling salesman for Ala bama; no technical Knowledge but act i've, all round hustler; established, we'll rated house. O. r. B., 21 Atwater w., Detroit Mich.
 A COMMISSION big enough to produce heart failure for traveling men with golden tongues and established routes. Address Side Line Box 663, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 30 ACRES-Fronts public road between Rosedale and Oak Grove; will sell what YOU want; easy terms and cheap. B. r. Eborn.