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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-09-11
FIELDS LIKED TO
BREW HIS OWN TEA
Some OF the Queer Hobbies of
Rich Men
SCHWAB BATTLES OF Ten
Former Steel Masnate Delights In
Cold Water. Andrew Carnegie
DisIikes Perfume but Is Great
Reader of Books.
From the New York Mall.

From the New York Mall
1t may be that the millionaire is no
more eccentric than humber mortals
and yet in the fierce white light of pub
licity 1t often seems so.
For instance there was the late Cyrus
w. Field. He was never given to any
, of the expensive hobbies of other rich
men. He did not dote on horses, or
yachts, or pictures. But Mr.. Field did
like tea. He used to say there was only
one man Of his acquaintance who knew
how to brew it, and that man was "Old
Field" The father of the submarine ca
BILE used to travel a great deal by rail-,
but he never went anywhere without his
favorite brand of tea and his personal
utensils for brewing II.
Mr.. Field seldom travelled in his pri-
vate car, and none Of his retinue of serv-
ants ever made tea for him. From his
berth in the Pullman he rose early, as at
home, and 1t was not an uncommon sight
to see the gray old philanthropist half
dressed and stirring about In a buffet car
at daylight seeking hot water with which
to brew his choice young Hyson, canis-
ter of which was invariably part of his
baggage.
One day when Mr.. Field was going
through Front street he was attracted
by tea faster who was slipping the con-
tents of a number of small cups. Mr..
Field watched the man carefully and OBJ
served his method of using boiling water.
Finally he entered the place and said to
the expert: How long have you been In
this business?"
"Twenty-one years" said the tea faster
who was enjoying an annual income OF
about $4,000.
well you had better give 1t up" re
marked Mr.. Field, frankly. sYou dom
know how to make tea and you are tor
old to learn. Let me brew some of thai
stuff for you"
Fields Makes Tea.
The aged philanthropist poured water
on some leaves which he took from q
paper in his pocket, let 1t draw for Q
few seconds and invited the tea faster
to test 1t. But the expert spat the stun
out. ''Wrost ever" was his comment
Not even properly brewed." Then Mr.
Field who was a sensitive man, turned
on his heel and walked away mutterng.
IF you are an expert the good Lord help
some of our tea drinkers"
But when the millionaire was out OF
sight the tea faster roared with laughter
and said to one Of the clerks: THAT was
Old Field. He's a crank on tea. Pays
80 pound for It, and l told him 1t was
like dishwater."
The late Col. Elliott r. Shepards hob
by ran to linen. He never went any con-
siderable distance from home that he did
not take with him personal linen chest.
The bed linen of the average Pullman
ra Ia ola hfffn fr ha-
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automobiles. yet this is not his chief re-
taxation and pleasure. His keenest de-
light Is in a swimming bath, and If he
were a poor man he would be called a
pcold water crank Even on shipboard
the stewards say that when Mr.. Schwab
is not to be found In his stateroom or In
the smoking room he is taking a plunge.
On recent trip across a woman. de-
scribed as young and pretty, but never
theless a bore, tried for three days to
see Mr.. Schwab about steel" Finally
one of the stewards said to her. You
say you must see him? advise you to
walt Why? Because at the present mo-
ment he Is in the bathtub."
Carnegie Dislkes Perfume.
Like the Roman Emperor who told q
suppliant smelling of perfume that ne
preferred the odor of garlic, Andrew Car
negie dislikes perfumed man, and has
been know to view with undisguised mis-
trust the advances of a sweet scented
stranger. Mr. Carnegie once had a mes
senger in Pittsburg who was given to
pomade and frangipanni. The ironmas-
ter used to sniff the air, turn pale and
close his eyes every time this messenger
came within smelling distance After sew
eral pointed hints which the youth did
not heed, he was seeking employment
elsewhere.
Mr.. Carnegie's hobby is IN committing
lines to memory so as to be able to re-
peat backward extracts from his favorite
authors. He thinks he does not know an
author well unless he is able to do this
But after all" he has repeatedly said.
zone can get pretty nearly everything in
the way of literature from the Bible
And Mr.. Carnegie can quote page after
page of It,
1t Is generally supposed that the late
Jay Gould was completely wrapped up
In railroads. Yet his pet hobby was the
steamship. Every time a new grey hound
came to port Mr.. Gould was a visitor
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aboard. He sought the engineers, asked
them all manner of leading questions. and
drew freely upon their store of know
ledge. How much did this cost?' and
What is the advantage of to" were his
favorite questions. ldany persons gave
credit to the engineers or builders of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company ships
for introducing new ideas, whereas the
Innovations with few exceptions were
suggested by Mr.. Gould.
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PERSONAL.


YOUNG widow. age Is, with 10000; lady.
20. $4,000; lady. rs, $4,000; blonde. 49,
cash and beautiful farm; l seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential
Address Mrs. W.. 6s7 Fulton ST.. Chi
cago, ILL., 8-23-sun-tf
CORRESPOND OR MARI Sample IL
Illustrated paper cents; paper and pri-
yate list, 10 cents Describe yourself
National Alliance. Grand Rapids Mich
5-3-su-tf
WOULD you marry If suited? Send for
best marriage paper published. Mailed
securely sealed free. It. D. Gunnels,
Toledo, o. S-7-10t-su
LADIES-When in need send eor free trial
of our neverfailng remedy Relief quick
and safe. Paris Chemical Co.. Milwau-
kee, Wis. S-7-St-su
WEAK MEN-Cur improved vacuum de-
veloper permanently cures sexual weak
ness. varicocee, structure enlarges
shrunken organs; sealed particulars
Charles Mfg. Co., Charles bldg. Denver
Col. S-2S-4t-su
MORPHINE, opium and other drug
habits cured in three days; whisky and
cigarette habit scientifically treated. No
cure, no pay. DIR. l.. f. Myers. Column
bus, Ga. S-2S-su-wed-St
A WONDERFUL French Clairvoyant;
What he tells comes true send 10c
and birthday. Prof. e. Garnot, box
2l79 Boston. Mass,
A BUSINESS man, middle age, some
property, wants to correspond with
lady; object matrmony; prefer good
housekeeper and one that will appreciate
a good home. Address Genuine" Box
1850 New York
MEDICAL Massage Swedish movements,
electricity taught; all classes start Oc-
tober 5; clinical experience daily; free
course in anatomy, physiology; diploma;
prospectus. Orthopaedic Institute I'm
corporated) 1916 Green ST., Philadel-
phia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SISTERS in despair. Speedy relief. Alb
normal suppression any cause. Write
for remedy. Safe, sure. DR.. aartha
walker Co., 1853 State street, Chicago.
WANTED-A stranger in the city wants
the acquaintance Of young, sociable
lady between the ages of 20 and % for
pleasure and result. Address Frank Cop
pens, General Delivery.
MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marriage
directory free, pay when married; en-
tirely new plan; send no money. Adj
dress H. A. Horton, Dept. 103. Tekon-
sha, Mich.
PROFESSIONAL gentleman with fine
practice and very wealthy desires capa-
BILE and deserving wife. Address Mr..
Brown. IS Hudson ave-. Chicago. I'LL
HANDSOME American widow. worth
$4,000. wants to marry good. honest
man. Money no object. Address Mason,
Ohio Block, Chicago, Ill.
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The Anthracite Population.

From the Washington Post
A student Of the population of the an
thracite region of Pennsylvania reports
that there are 100000 people inhabiting
that section, of which 10000 people arc
foreign born. OF this latter number
over $1,000 cannot read or write.
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LOST, srRAyED or STOLEN.

LOST, sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From
Readers barn Saturday night, Septem-
Der g. bay mare, about five years old;
161s hands high; weight 1000 pounds;
slightly lame In left hind leg; heavy
black name and tail; report any infor-
nation to A. E. Nelson, L. c. l. and r.
r. Co., Birmingham, Ala.
9-S-3t-th-sat-su
STOLEN-From in front of Pennsylvania
Hat company, on goth street. a boys
new Rambler bicycle. Any information
leading to recovery will be rewarded by
DR.. r. A. Wilson.
LOST-Gold watch No. 546,746. w. r. N.
engraved on back of case; liberal reward
for return of same to w. r. NELL, care
Armour Packing company 9-11-3t
LOST-Somewher between End avenue
and goth street and 18th avenue and 22d
street one medal, with "H. G. /. 5000
on plain side and "Oratory' on en-
graved; finder will be rewarded by pre-
senting at 1912 2nd avenue.
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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.

CHRISTIAN ENDEL soR HOTEL,
Worlds Fair; one Of the largest hotels
in the world. Ac exposition gate
Market street cars direct from Union
station. Safety, comfort and conven-
fence. Everybody welcome. Write for
particulars. Address. Christian En-
deavor Hotel. st. Louis. s-s-3Ot
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MONEY 10 LEND.

MONEY TO LOAN-c. o. and p. A. Ros-
sitter. Room 205 Chalifoux blcJ. S-l2-lm
LOANS on improved property from $500
to $4,000 promptly made Central Trust
company No. 5 Watts building. s-2-tf
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The bishop of London mas received
subscription of s25 from an unoerta
,,,to described the gift as thank offer
IT, sheca,,se trade has been so brisk OF
late"
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Ladies and gentlemen; here
Is bargain; corner lot, 52x1i2 feet,
located on a fine elevation on Humbolt
hill, between 2lst and 22d streets, South
Highlands. Strictly modern, five-room
cottage; every modern convenience OF
the best quality newly papered and
painted. 1t Is a desirable home. Price,
1850 Terms, $500 cash, balance l and !
years. Wesley M. Smith, of S. Be
thea & Co. 9-10-2t
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R.AIMIsTRY.

MADAM DEL REY, scientific palmlst,
advises you Gil love, family and busi-
ness affairs. sickness chapges, law
suits, Investments, speculations. lost
articles, etc. CONFIDENTIAL. 20l2 Fourth
asenLe. first GUS from central mar
het s-1G-1mo
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One CENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent a word day; 30
ad. taken for less than % cents ior
nrst insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


YOUR Money will double itself in one
year If judiciously invested in Indus
trial. Commercial and Financial enter
prises. We secure principally ground
floor propositions which have been care
fully Investigated and which comprise
some of the best and safest money
msking opportunities of the age. Our
system gives you a drawing account
at the rate of per cent per month
payable in monthly or semi-monthly
fnstallments Particulars with refer
ences and testimonials on application.
Industrial Guaranty Company, suite
1910 First National Bank building, Chi
cago. Ill.
CORPORATION whose products are ham
died. by leading wholesale and retail
dealers want competent man to take
management of branch office, salary
$500 per annum and commission. Ener-
= getic man should earn $1,000 per annum.
Must invest from $1,000 to $1,000 In stock
of company. Unquestionable references
as to ability and integrity required.
Address Box 536. Madison. Wis.
WANTED-To invest $1,000 to $4,000, with
services in established business in Bir-
ningham by young man Of good business
qualities. Address j. NJ. c., care Age
Herald
PROFITS amounting to thousands of dol
lars are divided every month among in
vestors by the Storey Cotton Company
incorporated, capital and surplus $2O2,-
000O0) Are you getting your share?
Write for particulars. T. H. Quinian.
treasurer. 65S The Bourse. Philadelphia,
Pa
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SCOTS Arabian Paste, Rochester N. K,
25 years on market, guaranteed 10 cure
qalls. 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
WILL pay per cent interest for $4,000
for two years; security good. 1l4h 2lst.
TT THOMAS 9-10-3t
FOR the next 80 days we will deliver
bottle of Cook Spring Mineral water
ice cold. In business part of city Tor loc.
Cook Water Co.. 1l5 North list street,
80. ,,anss AZ 9-11-3t
TRAINED sick nurses first-class COOKS
and maids furnished on snort nos.ce;
Dr. Crookshank's Nurses bureau, oi'7a
North goth street, Peoples phone 263
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WANTED-Three good men to devote all
or part of their time to writing acci-
dent and health insurance in Birming-
ham and suburban towns. Eleven diff
ferent policies. Unusually liberal prop
osition. A. S. Boyd, Manager. 20S-9
First National Bank Bldg. 9-6-tf
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ItII dIIU xfIIfTOIIU HIT tCVt5I W VaL IIIU.
They front south and one block from
station. Price only, for the two lots,
d0Ox19O is $500. Good terms. Splendid
neighborhood Let me beg you to stop
paying rents. Wesley NJ Smith, of S.
Bethea & Co. 9-10-2t
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WANTED-To sell a West End home;
rooms; 10O-foot lot; $l4OO; $500 cash, bal
ance years. Address No $50. care Age
Herald
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WANTED-At once, on dairy farm near
Bessemer, young white man of good
habits; steady employment. Address
stating age. o. w. Porter, Bessemer
Ala 9-S-4t
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FOR SALE-General mercantile business,
with $4,000 stock; good established trade
in Brunswick, Ga. Address or call e.
Hammel, 1856 First National Bank
Building. Birmingham. Ala.
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HONEST boys wanted to Distribute cir
culars for us occasionally in towns
where they live. Pay fifty cents
thousand. Address with reference. CO.
Operative Investors Association, los
Fulton ST., New York
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FOR sALE-$2OOO-4OO acres; 5 springs; IS
cultivation; settlements; fine orchard.
$40 per acre-33 acres miles, MeAdam
road; improved. Berry & Co.. bell phone
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BOARD WANTED.

MANTEDOBoard and two rooms on
South Highlands for young couple with
no children; describe in detail and state
price. G. x. r., care Ase-Herald.
gentleman, wife and
two children desire first-class accommo-
dationsss ? rooms; on South Highlands;
private family preferred; references ex-
changed Address A. n. R., care Age
Herald.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abstract clerk;
must be competent typewriter. Address
Abstract. Box S73 Birmingham, Ala.
9-4-27t
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LATEST model adding machine: large
safe, bank furniture. typewriter. All or
any, sacrifice price. Address p. o. box
454, Atlanta, Ga. s-2l-4t-su
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FOR SALE-Ginseng farm; l have a
farm of about 800 acres, most in rich
bottom with a natural growth of about
80 acres of ginseng; must be sold i'm
mediately; sample of ginseng sent on
application. Address Farmer, care Age
Herald.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nice large 'front.' room, fur
nished. 2l07 9Th Ave, cottage.
FOR RENT-Nine rooms and servant
house In heart of city; will rent cheap
to good party. Owner, care of Age
Herald. 9-9-3t
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FOR RENT-One room; all conveniences;
hot and cold BATH for one or two gem
( tlemen; reference required. 1880 14th
ave. N. or 'S First National Bank
Building. Stiff
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FOR RENT-$35, modern new 7-room res
idence; buffers pantry; cement base
ment; bath; closet; gas; electric light;
fronts car line; Magnolia Heights.
Owner, 1925 First National. 9-7-2twe-su
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WANTED-Person to call on retail trade
for manufacturing house; local terri
tory; salary $25, paid weekly; expense
money advanced; previous experience
unnecessary. American House, Star
Building. Chicago.
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FOR RENT-Three connecting unfurnish-
ed rooms in cottage. 24l1 Sth avenue,
north.
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FOR SALE-we have number of good
lots at West End. 5Ox19O Price. 500
each. Wesley M. Smith, of S. Bethea
& Co. 9-10-2t
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WANTED-Two young men from IS to 20
years of age as news agents on rail-
road; hard workers can make good
wages; call quick. 1914 Morris avenue
9-S-5t
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SIS PER WEEK and expenses to hust-
Ter to distribute samples and collect for
a manufacturer in Alabama. Expenses
advanced: salary paid weekly. Adv.
Dept, 7o2 Star Building, Chicago
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FOR RENT-One 5 room house, all
modern conveniences furnished or UNI
furnished Possession October l. APP
ply $50 N 18th ST.
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FOR SALE-A sensational pamphlet on
Negro Traits" by DIR. f. G. Ferguson.
is on sale at Adams drug store. S-9-7t
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FOR SALE-Well established grocery
store; pleasantly situated; agreeable
trade and reasonable rent. Reason:
\ Partnership disagreement. Write NJ A.
Alexander. 731 South 18th street.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
housekeeping SIS per month; or three
unfurnished rooms $40 per month. APP
ply 622 End avenue.
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man stenographer to
begin on small salary; must be a good
speller; please furnish references with
your application. Corporation, care Age
Herald.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room.
elegant bath; price reasonable. Apply
2212 4th ave. Stiff
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FOR RENTAL very reasonable price
part of very desirable residence con-
sisting of parlor, dining room. kitchen.
three bed rooms servants rooms, and
large halls Apply for terms Monday
or Tuesday next at 2230 Sth avenue,
north.
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WANTED-Responsi man to manage
office and distributing depot for a large
manufacturing Co. Salary $125.00 per
month and commissions. Applicant must
furnish good references and $4,000 to
$1,000. 90 cash. Address Factory. 18th g.
Johnson Sts, Chicago. 9-11-4t-su.
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WANTED-Drug Clerk; single; registered
in Alabama State salary wanted and
references. Address T. H. Gilbert,
Huntsville. Ala.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

LADIES! I have very desirable, hon
est position to offer one lady In each To-
cality which should easily pay any wo-
man from SIG to s25 per week. This is
bona fide proposition and if you can
spare only two hours per day do not
fail to write to Mabel E. Rush, Box s..
Joliet Ill.
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WANTED-To sell a No. / Thoroughbred
saddle horse; also pony saddle horse,
for particulars address Jesse French
Piano and Organ Co., 201s End avenue.
9-4-tf
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CIRCULAR and sample distributors
wanted everywhere. No canvassing.
Good pay. Cooperative Advertising
Co., New York.
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WANTED-Salesmen, local or travelling
to sell fire-proof safes to business men
and farmers. Experience unnecessary;
quick sales; big profits. Alpine Safe Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room on
first or second floor, with every conve-
nence. 1912 9th avenue. 9-7-3t-eod
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ONE CENT A WORD.

cent word day; no
adj taken for less than % cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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FOR RENT $S5-7-room house; 712 South
10th street; all modern conveniences. APP
ply to G. II. Reed, 201S First avenue
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YOUNG men wanted who cannot afford
to attend college but who. want to quail
ify as mechanical electrical, steam,
civil or mining engineers, or as archi-
teets. Write for full particulars of a
plan whereby you can get the necessary
education at very small expense, and
without loss Of time from work. State
age and profession you prefer. We will
send you our booklet, "1001 Stories Of
Success" which gives over thousand
examples of what we have done FOR our
students. International Correspondents
Schools. Box 1861, Scranton, Pa.
9-11-6t-eos
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WANTED-Collectors to go to other
cities, permanent position. Call at S12h
north 10th street.
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MANUFACTURING first class prices
paid; steady work The Scott Clothing
Co Selma Ala
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WE want persons to do writing at home.
Steady work Good pay. Nothing to
buy. Particulars for stamp. Marvel
Co.. 1861 Broadway New York.
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FOR RENT-Large well furnished room,
suitable for two gentlemen Two beds
il desired; center of town; near good
board. 2012 4th avenue.
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WANTED-2 men stenographers, ma
chinists, 8 railroad office men, collec-
tors, 2 shipping clerks, salesladies. 4
lady clerks, 2 ladies to travel. Mutual
Employment Bureau. 19O9A LIST avenue,
room r
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LADIES-ss0 thousand copying letters:
no mailing to friends or furnishing adj
dresses stamped envelope particulars.
Gem Art Co., Dept 1, Chicago.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-By three young men, one bed
room and one sitting room, connecting,
on Southsde, within one block of car
and with electric lights with or without
breakfast and supper. Apply room g. city
hall
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MANTED-Active ) lady to work at
home; s36 paid for IL days trial: pro-
motion IL satisfactory; state religion.
Manager Engwall. Lakeside building.
Chicago.
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FOR RENT-One bedroom for couple or
I two young men; board furnished; terms
reasonable; South Highlands. Address
S. H., care Age-Herald