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Wool.

BOSTON, April 12.-The proximity of the neu,
CLIP mas lea to the usual inactivity in the wool
Is practically bare OF domestic medium wooIs
ana there Is marked scarcity of medium woods
IN seherai Tbts scarcity. however, has pre-
tically not to be had at any price There is quite
a business IN pulled and Territory woods. For
eign woods are steady. Leading Quotations ara.
ONO and pennsylvania NIX and above. &c: \.
oLHS-c; no. l. S2GSSc; No. 2 3QS2c: fine un-
washed. zSQ2ic; quarter. three-cighths and half
, blood unwashed. 2S926c; fine washed deIaine.
S sJaSSe' .henn,ucky Indiana etc. three-cighths-
2sQ23c. "'diu'
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Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 2hG2ls per cent: Discounts
2% per cent. Consos, $751; GSS2S
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes or ooo g.,
the account. Exchange on London, PSF I3c for
checks. ~
observation-disclosures London 2om 4sILnfg
Discount rates: Short bills. 2iz per cent: three
months bills. 27s per cent III &C
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. April le-Cotton easy:
sales. $500 bales. Ordinary. l2-sc. good ordinary
IL l5-l6c. low mddling. II s-lsc. middinx
"a i5-isc: good middling. 15hc: mIddIing fair
lsSc. Receipts. 2.6TI bales: stock 266. 045 bales
NEW YORK. April i2--cotton--Spot closed dull
uplancS. H.sse. Sales. 20 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April Fin dry goods b,Iyinp
amounts to practically nothing. and the outlook
Is Tor continuance OF hand to-mouth bust
ness although there seems to be less ind;ca-
ton OF weakness on the part OF agents than has
been the case up TO the present time No fur
Their export business is reported although sellers
are sanguine OF further operations Tor Cr,ina
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SHINGTON.-Tuesday' statement Of the
treasury balances in the general fund exclusive
OF the 0o0o0 gold reserve in the division OF
redemption. shows
Available cash balance. 500 900 3e5
Gold ia S5l ssS
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.
Poultry and other Produce.

prices Paid by Shippers)
Chcese-Wisconsin. l3c: New York full creams.
13c: swiss 16c. brick. 1ic: limburger, 12c.
pou.try-Hens Ice: stays. Sc: cocks &c: capons.
12c. young ducks &c: springs. l0qlohc; geese. &C
per H.
state. &c.
Esgs-Steady at f4c.
Wool-Iocal dealers are paying for wagon lots
Good medium merchantable unwashed. lie: coarse
and braid. 15c. heavy merino. 10Gtl2c half blood
lelfac: bury and cotted. 12fr1+c Western, 12c.
Feathers-Primc geese. DC per Id; prime duck
10c per 10.
Beeswnx-soc for yellow. sc for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOw
Green sailed Hides--No. !. &c; No. 2 SIC:
No. calf. l0c; No. calf &C.
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Markets for Silver

NEW YORH--Bar silver. 5Sssc: sfexican dol
lars. f3c.
LoNDoN.-Bdr silver. 2i5sd an ounce.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
fngs and Discounts
indianapolis CIearings.

1ND1ANAPOL1S.-Co paper n,
cent; time loans 5Izd6 per cent. -
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Alcohol. 81 55ae Is: asafoetida. 4Dc: alum. eisl
f. eanphor. <l-o3ffi.oS. c0chineai. 55c; chloro-
FORM. sSG65c copperas. bri Sc: cream tartar.
pure. S-0sc; indigo. 65dS0c: licorice. Calab..
Eenu.ne. -sgbc. magnesa. carb.. : or. zoo
oil bcrganlot. per IN. 81: opium So 5oai3 70:
tnisani col,aiba. 55ds0c soap. CASTLE. Fr.. l3a
15c foia, bicarb.. 3ffu5c. salts. EPSON, iA14c.
oulpnnr no1r. eAu5c. saltpeter. S110c. turpen-
tine eols6sc; gycerin. i6izaeoc: iodide potassium.
o-s4fy-.so bromide potassium. 45ff50c. chorate
potash. ld1)c; .borax. 9dl2c: cinchonida. esfl
&c. carboc acid. 81 sc: cocaine. muir. So S044.
Dry Goods.
bicached Sheetings Androscoggin T.. Sc:
BERKELEY. No. CO. 9Ac: Cabot The. Capitol TIC:
Cumo~risnd. Size. Dwight Anchor. SIC: Fruit OF
The L,oul. 81; Farwell Sc: Fitchvilie. nc: Full
Width. Sic. Gilt Efse. sac: GiIded Age. &c:
I'm SIC: Hope. &c. Linwood. sac. LonsdaIs.
<. Peabody. csse: Pspperei. 80 &c: Pepperell.
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WE OFFER
BONDS

30 ID -
$4,000 New Telephone ist IS.
$4,000 New Telephone I'd IS.
$4,000 indianapolis & MartinsviIle IS.
$4,000 Walsh Company 6s
$4,000 Citizens Street Railway IS.
$4,000 Union Traction IS.
STOCK
Indiana National Bank.
Union Trust Company.
Marion Trust Company.
Security Trust Company
indianapolis Fire Insurance Company.
Reeves & Co. preferred
II. r WATSON * CO. preferred.
Union Traction Company preferred.
indianapolis Abattoir Company preferred.
Climax Baking Powder.
indiana Title and Guarantee Company.
Richmond. Ind, Mfg. Company preferred
j. T. WILD & CO.. Bankers
eos State Life Building.
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Coal md Coke.
lRetail Prices.)


bagss &c per ton extra. ground floor or dumped
N cellar. soc per ton extra. second floor or car
yfed In cellar From wagon &c per ton extra
ty vheelbarrow. chute or basket
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Candes-Capitai stick candy tbrls) &c per ID;
common mixed. &c; groccrs' mixed she; Banner
twist stick 7hQSc: Banner cream mixed. So:
Derby mixed. 7izc.
NutsHSoft- shelled almonds. 15c: Brazil nuts
loc 1lberts. lie; peanuts roasted .Qsc; mixed
nuts. 13c.
Figx-Smyrna. l2c per 10.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candles. Nuts. Figs.
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DELEGATES SEEM
TO FAVOR UNION
Cumberland PreSbyterianS Elect
Judge Settle Moderator
OPPOSITION VERY ACTIVE
II Is Stated That the Negro Question
Will Be Strong Factor In
Preventing Union of
the Churches.
OPPOSITION VERY ACTIVE

Dallas Tex, May 19.-Little more than
the preliminary to its regular business
was accomplished at the first session here
of the seventy-ffth annual general as
sembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Delegates have been arriving
all day, and tomorrows session will see
it in working form.
During the forenoon praise service
and the delivery of the annual sermon
by the Rev. r. NJ. Tinnorn, d. D., of
Denver, Colo, consumed the time The
sermon was one suggestive of and ia
vorable to the proposed union of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, and the
Presbyterian church of the United States
of America DR. Tnnorn continued to
preside as moderator during nearly all
the afternoon meeting, the time being
consumed with the election of his sue
cessor, Judge Warner r. Settle of Frank
fort, KY, judge of the court of appeals
of that state. His opponent was Judge
+. II. Prendergast of Marshall, Tex.
dates was considered distinctly one be-
tween the elements of the church favor
ing union with the Presbyterian church
of the United States of America and those
opposing 1t, Judge Settle the winning
nominee being regarded as favoring
union. He was elected by a vote of los
10 76. Attendant upon the ceremony are
large number of members of the church
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Invitations Have Been Issued.

Tuscaloosa, May Especial 1.-The
following invitations have been issued by
the graduating class of the Tuscaloosa
Female college: "rhe senior class of the
Tuscaloosa Fen ale college requests the
honor of your presence at the gradual
ing exercises Wednesday evening, May %,
at o clock. college auditorium. 525 Queen
City avenue. Officers: President. Martha
Lucy McAdory: vice president, Lucie
Martin; secretary, Statia Mae Tomln;
treasurer. Marion Elizabeth Matthews;
Poetess Stella Tillery; prophecies Mar
garet Grace Bell; historian. Maude Hen
derson Walker; bachelor of arts, Annie
Erlne McCafferty; bachelors of science,
Denie Adele Beckham Margaret Grace
Bell. Elva Lena Mabry, Martha LIcy
McAdory, Gertrude Elvlra McAlpine Eve
Ign Gray Searcy, Statia Mae Tomlin.
Maude Henderson Walker; bachelors of
literature. Mary Elizabeth Brown; Addie
Lovett Findley. Lueie Martin Marion
Elizabeth Matthews, Patti Rinaldi. Maude
Scott Caty Delilah Self, Oce Rush Self.
Stella t. Tilery, Amelia Godfrey Whit
field; certificate in dressmaking, Addie
Lovett Findley; diploma in elocutlon,
Mary Elizabeth Brown.
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MEETING OF
PELHAM CHAPTER.

Pelham Chapter, daughters of Confed-
eracy, met at the residence of Mrs. j. A.
Rountree on Wednesday afternoon. There
was q very large attendance-over forty
members being present. The meeting was
the last of the season and the election
of officers being the special object. Much
interest was manifested. Mrs. Charles S.
Simmons, first vice president, presided.
Mrs. j. A. Rountree was reelected presi-
dent by a rising vote. The following Of
icers We're reelected unanimously:
Mrs. C. S. Simmons, first vice president;
Mrs. r. H. Carter. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. A A. Clisby. secretary; Mrs.
j. L. EIardaman, corresponding secretary;
Miss Sophia Wittichen. treasurer Mrs.
Charles G. Brown. director; Mrs. L. s.
Handley. historian Each one of the of
ticers made a report of the work for the
past year, which showed that the chapter
has been most active.
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I 7 Jxv,.,SN5s]

FOR SALE.
$700-Lot 50xl00 and 10x40 feet; worth SOU:
with two 3-room houses, worth 500. anu
now renting for $40 per month; rent can
be increased; Ave- c. near 18th street.
opposite ground is held at $50 per front
foot
$3.50 Cash-Balance $40 per month. will
buy a pretty new cottage nome near
Hillman street. Elyton.
s11OO-Business lot, 25x150. 18th street. near
e. Ensley.
ss200-Good Groom cottage and lot 4oxl4o.
North Goth street, near Capitol Park;
terms If wished.
S1450-s7O0 cash. balance ! and years; iot
1O0x14o. with Groom cottage. in good re-
pair; Lakeview
s3250-1O0x1c0. with 8 houses, now renting
for $s6. and room for one more; Ave II
and l4th street.
FOR RENT.
Four five. six and seven--oom houses
cheap.
SMITH & STiLLMAN,
2004lA First Avenue
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Renort Eavors Union.

The committee on fraternity and union
will make its report tomorrow morning.
The report which will appear in the News
tomorrow morning, advocates the union
of the Cumberland Presbyterian and the
Presbyterian church of the United States
of America. 1t recites the preliminary
steps taken by the committee and then
recommends that the union be accom-
plished on the doctrinal basis of the con-
fession of faith of the Presbyterian
church of the United States as revised In
1903 The recommendation is made that
the assembly send this proposition to
the Presbyteries for their approval or
disapproval.
The report states it is mutually rec
ognized that doctrinal agreement now ex-
lists between the two churches and sug-
sests plans whereby the details of the
union may be adjusted.
A closing recommendation provides that
the Presbyterian church shall make such
change of government as will allow sep
arate Presbyteries for a particular race
or nationality
The Cumberland committee thinks that
the revision of 1903 removed predestination
from the Presbyterian creed. Negro Cum
berland Presbyterians now have a sep
arate church. 1t will require a two-thirds
vote Of the assembly to send these rec
concentrations to the Presbyteries. Then
they must be adopted by a majority of
the Presbyteries before coming effective.
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vEL.M AL.INE:

Last week on CUTICLEN | boldly spoke,
And told the truth, that's no joke,
This week MISS VELMALlNE l do pre-
sent
ON beauties mission. she is sent.
1 KNOW that VELMALINE, is the
most RELIABLE toilet powder. 1t is
made of the most desirable articles for
a Pure Perfect Powder. 1t is good for
Infants Children, Ladies. No Starch.
Lead or Bismuth in SWEET VFLMA-
LINE. 1t beauties the complexion, con-
ceals blemishes. relieves itchings, Is
curative for chatting and prieklyheat.
Nothing under the canopy of heaven is
made with more HONOR than this pow
der.
Price loc almost enough TO half fill or
binary powder box) mailed on receipt OF
price.
DON'T forget that CUTICLEN is the
peer of ANY OINTMENT. as a family
remedy, has no equal, all ailments are
dspelled by it's use requiring an ointment
$1,000 Formulas for sale, ask for what
you require. AGENTS WANTED. liberia
proposition to offer.
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BARGAINS-MUST BE SOLD QUICK
-Two-story dwelling on 23d street,
near 9Th ave-; good property; will bring
handsome rent.
S225O-65 feet on 10th ave-, near goth ST..
South Highlands, also fronts on 18th st
worth $4,000, but If taken at once | will
close at S2250, with $1,000 cash. Act quick
for this is a snap.
SS250--New cottage home in Richmond
place; fine lot; fruit, flowers and all that
goes to make nice home; bath. cleo
trio lights, sidewalks. etc.
S. e. THOMPSON,
Phone "a. 223 21st Street
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MONEY TO LEND.

CONTRACr to let for buildings for cot
ton oil mill bids will be opened June
/ Address York Cotton Oil company,
YORK;. Ala 5-14-10t
WE BUY life Insurance policies and will
nav more than the companies. II issued
on the TO- 10 or 20 year dividend plan.
and paid for 6Is. ola or l2bs years. re-
snectiyely Traders Investment Co.
gis-17 Empire building. Atlanta. Ca
3-1O-tf
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LosT, sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

LOST OR SToLENCAf Union depot. $3.50;
$50 rev ard if returned to l015 Avenue g.
5-20-3i
LOST-Three envelops containing mort
gage in favor of S. F. Aston, Tusca-
loosa avenue. Lost on Owenton car May
IS 1904; return to Florence hotel. 5. f.
Aston Co.. per e. F. Chapman repre-
sentative.
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Many delegates to the assembly are
with the anti-union element and are ac-
tive in their labors to defeat the union
proposition. The doctrine of predestination
as touched upon by the mother church is
contrary to their view, as are also the
views upon the education Of ministers
of that organization. It is stated es-
peeially that the negro question threat
ems to bring strong opposition TO the
committees on fraternity and union. That
report by special action will be heard to-
morrow morning
1t is asaid the report in supporting the
union movement will favor the possible
admission of negroes to the general as
sembly and unless otherwise stipulated.
their admission to tho PresbYteries and
synods of the church. IT is stated that
this will be a dangerous move for the
church body especially throughout the
southern states.
The fraternity and union report, how
over, will not come up for formal dis
cussion and action before the early part
OF the week
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On and after Tuesday, May
nth, all cars which at pres
ent use the 22d street bridge
will use the goth street cross
ing until further notice
b. r.. L. & z. co.
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REAL ESTATE.

We have for sale several nice residences
and choice building lots on both the
North and South Highlands.
IF you are Interested would be glad to
have you call on us.
BROWN, BROTHERS & CO..
Bell phone 3s<. Woodward Building.
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tante club next Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr., and Mrs Huger, who are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Chsom will leave today
for Charleston, S. C.
/ Mrs. Florence Earle Jordan has return
ed from New Orleans. where she has
been the guest of Mrs. John A. Levert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phares Coleman of Mont
gomery are the guests of Judge and
Mrs. A. A. Coleman.
Mrs. ]. C. Maben has returned from
Philadelphia
Miss Hadee Meade will entertain the
Highland Euchre club this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
| Miss Dorothy Orrs dancing party to
Miss Charlotte Hopkins this evening win
be given at the residence of Mrs. b. c.
Johnson, on account of the illness of
Mrs. Orr.
The ladies of the owenton Methodist
church will give a gypsy festival and
camp this evening from to II at Me-
holson station, Owenton.
| Adolph, the son of Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Snanier. will be confirmed in the Jewish
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7saaalt
PERSONAL.

MIDDLE-AGED business man, worth
$4,000, wants poor but honest Wife; con-
fidential. Address Mr.. L., POP Washing
ton street, Chicago, III.
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Among the brightest and most attrac-
tive visiting women is Mrs Phares Cole
man of Montgomery, the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Coleman. She is one of the
loveliest women in Montgomery society,
and is greatly admired in Birmingham S
social world Last winter she was here
at the misunderstanding masquerade
and represented Marguerite in her ball
costume flower which suited so well
her delicate beauty. She was among the
most admired women at the Harding re-
ception on Tuesday evening.
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RAlMISIRY.

MADAM DEL-REY. psychic palmist. Ad-
vises you on love, family, business af-
fairs, sickness, changes. law suits in
vestments, speculations, lost articles
ETC. Confidential No. 1924 9TH avenue,
North; also readings by mail. 5-1O-1m
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WANTED-Two unfurnshed rooms with
bath for courle without children; 18th
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
south preferred Address l.. L., care
Age Herald.
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Miss Maben and Miss Shelley, who are
passing the entire time in Italy, recently
visited Monte Carlo with a party OF
Italian friends. Miss Shelly In char
acteristically bright letter to a Birming-
ham woman describes this famous gamb-
ling place, the appearance of the women
as they gather about the roulette tables,
and the wonderful quiet that is main
tanned despite the fact that fortunes are
made and lost in single week. Gravel
ing from San Reno to Nice and from
Nice to Monte Carlo" writes Miss Shell
ly, sis like going through a garden
party. All the smart women wear white
and even the most elaborate toilets when
travelling"
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The Light CATERERS of the First Meth
.a,s, church will give the Mercy Home
cb,ldren picnic at East Lake Saturday
No DIST Each member of the society
and any friends desiring to join the party
Viii be expected to meet at the First
Mathodist church promptly at lO:3o o'clock
with street car fare and lunch box.
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church this afternoon, and friends of the
familv have been invited to be present.
After the confirmation there will be a
reception.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Eatherly will entertain the Debu.
tante club next Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
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MISC GILLIAN EoUS

SHAVING 10c at 1921 4th ave. 3-16-tf
CREDIT to reliable parties ,3ian..a,ls
and watches. jeweiry, silverware ana
clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay
ments: lowest prices; best quality: goods
guaranteed; will cali II desired. j.
Lowinsonn. 1874 md avenue. s-lz-t1
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Mrs. Claude Elledge of Pulaski is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs Lou Ella Cole
on Avenue G.
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EoR RENT.

FOR RENT0For the summer, six-room
cottage. delightful location; every con-
venience; terms. $50 per month. II. t.
Staats, 1907 South Eth street 5-2G-3t
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Miss sue Davis of Athens, Ala, is il
no CITY with q view to establishing
oioss IN physical culture Miss Davis ha
many friends in birmingham.
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The Junior Epworth League of thu
Eleventh Avenue Methodist chureh VII
80 lawn fete this evening at the cor
~. AZ Ninth avenue and Twelfth street
south. from to II p. m.
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Many Delegates Approve Union.

here, to watch the outcome as to the
union question.
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Gs BIRMINGHAM LOAN CD
% a lis N. TWENTIETH ST.

The oldest. most reliable loan office in
the city. Money loaned on watches. dia-
monds. jewelry, gurs and pistols. Bar
gains In unredeemed pledges. Business
strictly confidential Old gold and silver
] bought E. VALID. ProD
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ROOMS WANTED.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 6iS N. 18th
street. 5-17-7t
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FOR SALE-South Highland residence:

t OfN IolAI9fl-EUUlII IIIBIIIdIIU ItSIuVItFf 0
rooms. kitchen, servants room, stable,
porcelain tup, gas; 1920; $3.50 cash. bal
snce $50 per month at per cent. w.
B. Leedy & Co. 5-20-5t
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ELEGANTLY furnished summer room,
couple or gentlemen latter preferrcd
reasonable price. 600 N 18th street.
Call or phone 500 Bell. 5-19-2t
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ham,, Ala
RoARDERs WANTED.

BOARDERS-Large front room, excel
lent board very cheap. Bell phone 1881
Address Mrs. j. r. Dewberry Sub-Sta-
ton No. /.
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Mrs. Maben, who is now In mourning
for her brother, Mr.. Clark Merchant
will be greatly missed In society. Her
plans for the summer are rather lndeh-
mite. although she and Mr.. Maben may
decide to go abroad and join Miss Maben
later in the season.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-One or two neatly furnish
ed rooms. All conveniences. Inquire
POO 9th avenue.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Chisolm will leave today
for Charleston. S. c..
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FOR SALE-We have a beautiful, well
located residence lot, 65x19O that must
be sold. You know what that means.
Call and see us. w. b. Leedy & Co.
5-1S-5t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Positively the best bargain
in an elegant home ever offered on the
South Highlands. one block east of goth
street, corner lot 100x200 feet; strictly
modern style: nine room residence; ev-
cry desired convenience; best make of
furnace; also fire places with fine cabi-
net mantles; beautiful shade trees; built
sixteen months ago. Price, only $1,000,
part cash. balance time. This grand
home is cheap at $12,50O Come go with
me. Wesley M. Smith, of S. Bethea e.
"a 5-oO-2f
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-20

FOR RENT-Neatly furnished room, mod
ern brick residence, 1911 Park averue.
Peoples telephone S39. Stiff
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-20

Mrs. j. c. Maben has returned from
Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-20

FOR SALE-Pair fine greyhounds. Write
f. A. Bishop. Talladega, Ala. 5-20-7t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Phares Coleman of Mont
gomery are the guests of Judge and
Mrs. A. A. Coleman.