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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-19
MAY FESTIVAL.

The primary class of the Southside Bap-
fist Sunday school assisted by Mrs Moor
ings music class, will give a May fes-
tlval in their class room Friday afternoon,
May 20, at $3.50 o'clock
The special feature will include a May
pole dance and choosing the queen and
the occasion will be a beautiful one Mrs
Mooring's class is most interesting one
and under her superior training has given
several delightful entertainments An ad.
mission of 10 cents will be charged and
| ice cream and cake will be served at II
cents.
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beth Grady. Hazel Shirk, jeanette Gay
Ebersole' Mary Moughan, Doris Moug-
han. Virginia Brockman.
Poppy ballet, Gertrude Ehrman, Flo
rine Hodges, Loutressa Hynes, Annie
Franklin, Belle Roberts. Mary Parke
London. Julia Carney. Cecie McCrossin.
Snow ballet, Madeline DeShazo Eliza
beth Grady, Hazel Shirk jeanette Gay
Ebersole, Imelda Dillon, Doris Moughan,
virginia Brockman. Mary Meighan.
Song, THE Maiden and the jay" Rob
ert Burnett, Robert Badham, William
Sammermon, Louis Sehiringer. Helen
Thompson Helen Kiser. Elsie Flies, Do
rothy Miller.
Song. THE Boys in the Gallery for
Nine Hazel Reekling
Clog dance, Hazel Recking and Gladys
Allison
The Bird and De La Court Mlnuet, Al
phonse Levy. Hugh Franklin, Tom D.
Radcliffe. Norbert Brown. Leroy Marx
Bessie Gilmore. Leslie Fulenwider' Tom
Poe, Tom Elton O'Byrne. Julian Caheen'
Frances Adele Woodrow Mildred Shirk'
Grace Meighan. Elizabeth Grady. Made
line DeShazo Hazel Shirk Ruth Keiser,
Molie Moughan, Catherine Morrow, Emil
lie Flies.
The Kimbo dance, Catharine Ledbet-
ter.
Butterfly dance, Fannie Campbell. Mary
Campbell, Lena Chase, Sadie Worrall,
Ireta McCrossin. Elizabeth Jordan, Bet
tie Gilmore. Marie Klein.
Queen of butterflies. Julie Carney.
Bat dance. Gladys Allison
Oriental dance, Carrie Yates.
Roman drill. Leader, Stuart Coleman.
Masters Gilmore. Glover. Casey, Jemison,
Poe, Ebersole, Long, Fulenwider, Meg
han, Carney, Nolan, Lane Kiebs Bad
ham. Francis M. Brown. Yates. Kinney.
DeShazo, Grady. Broekman, Shrk Moug-
han Dillon, Meighan, Ebersole, Uhrman,
McCrossin, Hodges. Franklin, Boyatt
Hynes
Jockey trot. Rachel and Mary Parke
London.
Song to the Foaming Stein, Louis
Schillinger and chorus.
Toe dance Hazel Reckling.
March song, when Lady Leads the
Band Robert Badham. Carrie Yates,
Louis Schillinger and others.
Tableaux.
Song. ASLEEP in the Deep Louis schil-
linger.
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COMMENCEMENT AT TusKEoEE.
Bishop C. B. Galloway Will Deliver
Commencement Address.

Tuskegee May IS. = Especially - The
twenty-thrid anniversary exercises of the
Tuskegee institute, Booker Washington
school at Tuskegee. are to be held Sun
day, May %, to Thursday, May 26. The
commencement sermon will be delivered
by Rt. Rev Charles b. Galloway of
Jackson Miss, bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, Sunday, May
%, at 2 o'clock. Monday evening May
%. at 1880 o'clock, the annual exercises
of the Phelps Hall Bible Training school
will be held.
The annual address will be delivered
by Ri Rev. J. w Alstock of Montgom-
cry. bishop of the A. NJ. f. Zion church.
The annual Trinity church, Boston,
prize contest will be held in the chapel
Tuesday evening. May a. at 1880 o'clock.
Thursday, May &c. is commencement day,
and al o'clock on this day the annual
commencement exercises will be held in
the chapel Hon. j. u. Bush of Little
Rock, Ark, win deliver the annual adj
dress.
A rate Of one and one-third fare. plux
% cents for the round trip from all points
in the territory south of the Ohio and
Potomac and east of the Mississippi
rivers has been granted by the railroads
and the indications are that the attend
ance upon the exercises will be the
largest of any In the history of the school
Tickets will be on sale May 20, q and %
inclusive, with final limit of May 81
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MRS. BELLE DANGAIX
ALIENS ARTICLE IN OUTLOOK

In the last issue of the Outlook is an
artie on 1.-THE Savings Bank Militant .
by Mrs. Isabel Dangaix Allen of New
York, formerly of Birmingham. It is
pronounced one of the strongest articles
yet written of the various forces now at
work to uplift the negro race, and forms
in the Outlook the second of a series of
articles on negro enterprise.
Mrs. Allen gives the history of the ne
gro savings bank OF Birmingham, the
only negro bank, with the exception of
the one in Richmond, that has ever been
started in the south 'Unilke so many
institutions established for the benefit of
the negro race says the writer, the
Penny Savings bank has been evolved
from needs and experiences of the negro
himself and she shows concusiVely by
figures and comparisons that the negro
bank is a great uplifting force, convert
ing thousands of irresponsible spend
thrifts" into useful men and women with
personal credit
Mrs. Allen points out that as a result
of the efficiency of the negro bank one
thousand cottage homes have been built
In and near Birmingham by negroes and
that the depostors are cooks wash
women and common laborers, and says:
Among the writer's personal acquain-
tances who belong to the list of home
builders may be mentioned mulatto
hair-dresser who goes to the homes of
her patrons for % cents. Her husband
Is porter, and eo-operates In the plan
by meeting the living expenses while the
wife's earnings go to the bank A
driver on a delivery wagon has, within
| eight years. together with his wife, a
laundress. not only paid for the neat
little home in which they live, but is
| buying other property with the assistance
OF the bank. A former odd-iob gardener
now owns little farm, a horse and
truck, and the reputation for growing fine
cabbages peas and pigs,
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PRESENTS FROM PUPILS.

Between the acts Hugh Morrow pre-
sented Prof. Weissner with pair of dia-
mond cuff buttons as a present from his
class. Miss Florence Wertheimer was also
presented with a handsome bouquet of
flowers, gold-headed umbrella and a
diamond stick pin by the board of man
ayers of the Free kindergarten associa-
ton and others.
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MONEY TO LEND.

CONTRACT to let for buildings for cot
ton oil mill; bids will be opened June
l. Address York Cotton Oil company
York, Ala. 5-14-10t
WE BUY life insurance policies and Will
pay more than the companies If issued
on the 10. 10 or 20 year dividend plan,
and paid for 6ls Eva or Eva years, re-
spectively. Traders Investment Co..
S1s-17 Empire building. Atlanta. Ga.
3-10-tf
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NAMES OF PARrIcIpANTs.

The following is a list of the dances,
the soloists and the names of the parti-
cipants in the marches, ballet and
chorus:
Opening chorus. Imelda Dillon, entire
chorus.
Dutch dance. Gladys Allison
Wooden shoe dance, Elsi Flies, Helen
thompson, Helen Kiser Dorothy Miller,
Lille May Blackman Annie Tardy. Ebert
lemson. Porter Ledbetter. Louis Long,
Lee Poe, Vernon Badham, Frank Casey.
Skirt dances. Sadie Worrall, Lena Chase.
Umbrella dance. Gertrude Ehrman
Spanish dance, Falon O'Byrne, Cort-
ney s. Henley, Stirling Baggett. Arthur
Adams, Ralph Russell Matthews Tardy,
Newton Whitfield, Annie Tardy, Mary l..
Cobb, jeanette Harris. Helen Gillespy
Bessie Oliver. Sadie Oliver. Gena Wheeler,
! Harry Tardy, Annie MeCrossin.
Tamnourine dance, Belle Roberts
Spanish ballet Robert Burnett, Robert
Badham, Louis Schillinger, William Sam.
hermann, Joseph Franklin. Helen Thomp.
/ son, Helen Kiser. Dorothy Miller, Belle
Roberts, Elsie Flies.
| Cachusa, Catherine Ledbetter
The ariel dance Elizabeth Jordon
Song Come end Meet Me Sadie" Doris
Moughon Chorus-Julian S. Caheen, Tom
Poe Leslie Fulenwider. Tom Elton
OByrne, Alphone Levy Hugh Franklin,
Tom Drew Radcliffe Basil Gilmore. Lee
Roy Marx, Norbert Brown. Emile Flies,
Molie Moughan, Karheine Morrow, Ruth
Keiser Francis Adele Woodrow, Mildred
Shirk, Hazel Shirk. Grace Meighan, Made
lien DeShazo, Elizabeth Grady.
Song and chorus "Slumber, My Little
Babe" Ruth Kiser.
Song. "Trixie." Joe Yates
Song, Marriage is Sublime" Joe and
| Carrie Yates
| Song and dance Sun Bonnet Susan,
| Fannie and Mary Campbell.
Hazel Recking and her chorus of Pa
jana Girls, Belle Roberts, Mary Parke
London, Julia Carney Cecil McCrossin,
Florine Hodges, Gertrude Ehrman, LOU
tressa Hynes, Annie Franklin.
Rope dance, Hazel Reckllng
| Grotcsque dance Hubert Kinney.
| Baby skirt dancers, Emile Fies Karh-
/ line Morrow. Ruth Kiser, Molie Monaghan.
Prince drill. Robert Badham. Robert
Burnett, Louis Schillinger, William Sam
mermann, Newton Whitfield, Joe Frank
lin, Arthur Adams, Arnold Cover, Louis
| Long, Vernon Badham, Porter Ledbetter,
Lee Poe. Gilbert Jemison. Howard Fulen-
| wider Louis Ebersole. Frank Cacey
Browney dance, Ireta and Cecil Nc
Crossin.
Song, "Roly, Poly. SOM" Louis Schil-
lnger. Chorus-Frank Lane, Howard Full.
enw ider. Willie Boyatt, James Carney
Joe Meighan. Wheeler Nolan, Ralph
Ilrebs, Louis Ebersol.
Dance of the White Rats, hazel Reck.
ling.
Song and chorus, solo, Carrie Yates
Stuart Coleman. j. j. Gilmore Joe Yates
Hubert Kinney, Francis NJ. Brown, Marie
Klein, Rachel London, Gladys Allison
Catherine Ledbotter
Song, "Ill Be With You in Springtime,
Loutrassa Hynes.
Fishermen's ballet, Stuart Coleman, }.
]. Gilmore, Frances Brown, Hubert Kin
ncy. Joe Yates, Catharine Ledbetter,
Rachel London Carrie Yates. Gladys Al
| lison, Marie Klein.
| Solo dance, Florine Hodges.
Song, " You Are My Little Honey Bee"
Bette Gilmore Chorus, Doris Moughan.
Marie Klein, Fannie Campbell, Mary
Campbell lreta McCrossin, Elizabeth Jor-
dan, Lena Chase, Sadie Worral
Song, Ma Sun Flower Babe Imeda
Dillon. Chorus Madeline DeShazo Eliza
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MISCELlAMEOuS,

SHAVING iOc at 1921 4th ave. s-ls-tf
CREDIT to reliable partlee. Dlamonds
and Watches Jewelry. siiverware and
clocks, on small weekly or monthly pay
ments; lowest prices; best quality; goods
guaranteed; will cali II desired. J.
Lowinsohn 1927 md avenue. 7-12-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
s7oO-Lot 50x100 and 10x40 feet; worth 500:
with two 3-room houses, worth $3.50. and
now renting for $40 per month; rent can
be increased; Ave. Z. near 18th street.
opposite ground is held at s25 per front
foot.
$3.50 Cash-Balance 500 per month. will
buy a pretty new cottage home near
Hllman street. Elyton.
sl1OO-Business lot. 25x150, 18th street, near
r, Ensley.
$32O0-Good 5-room cottage and lot 40x14O.
North 10th street, near Capitol Park;
terms IL wished.
$145O-s700 cash. balance ! ana years; lot
100x140, with Groom cottage in good re-
pair; Lakeview.
$3250-100x1e0. with 8 houses, now renting
for s36. and room for one more; Ave. e
and 18th street.
FOR RENT.
Four. five, six and seven-room houses
cheap.
SMITH & STILLMAN,
2004ih First Auanua.
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aIouNr SPRINGS HOTEL,

Open all the Year. Recommended by
all physicians for all diseases Of the
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys and Power
full Alteration Tonic. First-class hotel ac-
commodatons. Own Dairy and Livery
Stable, Hot Sulphur Baths, Bowling AL
ley, Tennis Croquet Pool and Billiards.
Rates per day. s2O0; per week s10.50, ex-
tept July. August and September. which
are 5000 to si2, so per week.
ROBT. McEWEN.
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DR.. b. l.. Wyman entertained DR. w.
Gill Wylie of New York at dinner at
his residence last night. A few of the
local physicians We're invited to meet
him. DIR. Wylie is a distinguished surgeon
of International reputation.
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Mrs. Robert Jemison entertained few
friends quite informally at luncheon yes
terday in compliment to Mrs. Fits of
Tuscaloosa
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Mrs. Bartholomew has returned to her
home in Atlanta, after a few days spent
with her sister on Fourth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-19

Miss Hardie Meade will entertain the
Highland Euchre club on Saturday after
noon.
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WYE HEREBY GUAR
w ANTEE every gar
ment made by Hart,
Sehaffner & Marx and bearing
this label to be free from i'm
PROJECTIONS in material and
workmanship, tailored by
skilled workmen, absolutely
all wool.
Should any Hart, Schaffner
& Marx garment prove UNI
satisfactory and not as above
represented, it may be re-
turned and the money will
be refunded.
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Mrs. Fits and Miss Fits will return to
Tuscaloosa today
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FERNvALE SPRINGS.

Located IL Miles From Franklin, Tenn.
Under new administration, retltted
and refurnished, will open for visitors
June |, 1904. Accommodation first
class. For information, address
j. r. WINBoURN, Manager,
Fernvale Tenn.
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PERSONAL.

HANDSOME widow. very wealthy, owns
beautiful home and large income. wants
Immediately good. honest husband Adj
dress Mrs A, St. Nicholas hotel Chi
cagO
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THE ATLANTIC HOTEL and COTTAGES
Morehead CITY, North Carolina.

Open June 1st, Dancing, bathing, fish
ing sailing. Most popular resort on At
lantic Coast. Hotel greatly improved.
Rooms single or ensuite. Largest ball
room in South. Write for booklet, etc.
A. ]. COOKE, Mgr, Morehead City. N. C.
h-17-2m- -thu-su,
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Elgin Creamery Butter csc
per Id. A. & P. TEA co.

Meet me at the free con-
cert at East Lake Sunday
afternoon.
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Miss Margaret Nixon will entertain the
Debutante club this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
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GREENBRlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

W v
(The "OLD WHITE sulphur, open June
%. Famous for its sulphur baths. Mod
ern improvements, with private baths Or
chestra Terms, SIS to S25 week, $50 to
800 per month.
All tickets for st. Louis Exposition, via
c. & o. Ry. have stop-over privileges at
White sulphur. Write for booklet. Adj
dress until June 1, GEO. A. MILLS. JR.,
Mgr, The Grafton, Washington, d. C.
5-15-39t- SUI u-thu
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Marjorie Catchngs, more beauti-
full than ever has returned after spending
the winter in Florida. She has recently
spent few days with her aunt at her
country house near Nashville.
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The success of Hoods Sarsaparilla for
rheumatism is vouched for by many whom
IL has cured
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Insurance or
building and loan solicitors; most lib
eral contracts offered. The Standard
Guaranty and Trust Company. Home
Life Building, Washington, d. C.
5-9-14t
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FOR SALE-We have a beautiful, well
located residence lot, 65x190 that must
be sold You know what that means.
Call and see us. w. B. Leedy & Co.
5-1S-5t
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AGENTS WANTED.


general and special
agents for townste proposition situated
Oklahoma and Texas by Incorporated
companies; swell contracts to agents OF
experience in this line, though easy to
learn. Address, stating experience in
this line, Manager, Box 2S6, Nacog-
doches, Texas.
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ROOMS FoR RENT.

FOR RENTCNeatly furnished room. mod
ern brick residence 1911 Park avenue
Peoples telephone S39. stiff
ELEGANTLY furnished summer room,
couple or gentlemen, latter preferred;
reasonable price. 800 n. 18th street.
Call or phone, $50 Bell. 5-19-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 61S N. 18th
street. 5-17-7t
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FOR sALE-Electric light plant in Mis-
sissippi town of 5000 inhabitants, with
10-year city contract, earning net profit
of $500 per year. including ice plant
20-ton capac city, with ready sale for en-
tire output. Price, $4,000 Terms.
Miller 412-14 First National Bank Build
ing
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BOARDERS WANTED.
EXCELLENT front room with board for
two. SOB North 21st st. 5-1S-4t
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Modern S-room brick resi-
dence Park avenue Miller, 412-14 First
National Bank Building.
FOR RENT-In New York for summer
season, furnished Notwithstanding
apartment of four rooms and bath in
one of the finest hotels in the city.
near Central park and Riverside drive.
For particulars apply to S. I. p, Box
Z, New York postoffice. 5-12-3t-thur
FOR RENT : Two Broom residences,
Avondale. opposite park, on car line.
Miller, First National Bank Building
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FOR SALE-Twenty- eight lots, Highland
Lake Land companys addition, adjoins
Owenton on the west. Car line and
pike, 10 minutes to center of city. Price
only s125 each. A snap Miller, 412-14
First National Bank Building
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WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Situation by a young man as
collector or office work Four years ex-
perience. Reference furnished. Adj
dress r. A. R., care Age-Herald. 5-1S-2t
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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. Lehigh Coal
company. 5-lS-6t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
S7500-A right new Groom residence; thor
oughly modern and up-to-date; all con-
veniences 6Ox1s2Ha; a splendid home
among splendid people.
$3750-Vacant lot on Arlington ave-, 75x165;
an ideal location among handsome
homes; this price holds good for one
week only.
s25O0-100x200 feet; southwest corner 18th
ave. and 18th st; this price includes all
street improvements.
$1000-Will buy one of the choicest loca-
tions on Fountain Heights on the crest
of the hill overlooking the city; 55x135.
5000 bargain; 75x10O at Fountain
Heights; corner; fronts the city and is
a splendid location for a cottage home.
THOMPSON REALTY CO.,
Fire Insurance, Rentals, Loans.
Bell Phone 553. Title Guaranty Bldg.
s32. 0oo-Ma gnihcent corner on End ave:
close in.
s4OO0--Nice modern. Groom cottage l4th
street, south.
s425O-Nice home or Avenue @.
s21OO-Elegant lot 100x14O. Huntsville ave-
nue..
500. GOO Elegant South Highlands home.
j S100Q-Nice Groom house. beautifully lo-
Gated at st. Clair springs,
! s2200-Three beautiful lots facing car line
! at Princeton.
1920 Beautiful building lot on 18th street.
south.
UNDERWRITERS REAL. ESTATE
AND RENTAL co.
Both phones, 613 2o17 First Ava
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
SIS Per Foot--Property on South goth
street within few hundred feet of corr
ner that recently sold al $50 per foot.
ss00o-A Second avenue corner.
S5500-A beautiful home on Charles street.
$1,000 modern 7-roonT> home; furnace
heat large lot; on Idlewild car line;
will be completed by May IS; terms
easy; small cash payment, balance
monthly. This is your chance to get a
home.
sSOoo-A 1O-room house on 7th avenue COR
ner
$250o-A beautiful lot fronting zoe feet on
Elm street, only $12.5 per foot, while
adjacent property is held at prices from
$50 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. $3000--Desirable homes at Ensley,
East Lake Woodlawn, Avondale, North
birmingham, East Birmingham and
West End.
| 500 to $500-Lots on easy payments on
the South Ensey and West End car
lines.
II you want either business or residence,
city or suourt an property, it will pay
you to see our list.
$5000-S0 acres beautiful land on Bessemer
car line, within 25 minutes ride of Bir-
mingham.
FOR RENT.
$4O-A 10-room house on 18th avenue, north.
s50-A Groom furnished home on Sth ave-
nue., between 18th and 10Th streets,
north. from June ! to October l.
s40-A Groom house on 18th street. south,
near 14th avenue.
A number of good brick stores in central
! locations.
INSURANCE
We write all kinds of insurance, repre-
senting four strong fire insurance COM
panies, plate glass insurance company,
| an accident life and liability insurance
company and a surety bond company.
| Your business will be appreciated
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DIAMONDS FOR sALE-Private party
would like to sell pair diamond earrings
about three carat and a two-stoned dia-
mond ring, about one carat. Address.
g. NJ, care Age-Herald. 5-13-7t
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LoRINe SPRINGS. Mentone. Ala.

Lookout mountain, $500 feet altitude.
Chalybeate and freestone water. fishing
boz. ting, bathing. driving, ten-pins. and
other amusements. Terms reasonable.
CHARLES A. LORING. Prop.
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Buy her a Gas Range.
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P.ALMIsTRY.


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 eth avenue,
North; also readings by mail 5-10-1m
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FOR SALE.

ron s1TECPedieTeed SILK haired poodle
dog, male. Address ]. r. H., care Age
Herald. 5-1S-2t