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HIGhcbt temperature FV' nv r M
WARRINGTON yoREcAn FOR TO-DAY AND TO.
MORROW.
For ca aern New YORK. fair. continued cool 10 day:
10 -morrop. partly cloudy, probably shocers IN TIE
Interior. jtohs n0yfheaa 10 east xfnds.
For New Jersey and Delaware. fair 70 day.
sleh,,y warmer In the interior; 70 morrow. fair;
iight northeast 10 east winds.
For eastern Pennsylvanis. partly cloudy and
slightly warmer TO day; tomorrow. partly cloudy
probxbly showers: light east Winds
For New England. fair TO day, warmer In north
west porsion 10 morrow, partly cloudy and warmer,
probably showers In western portion; fresh north
east TO southeast winds
For western New York. partly cloudy to-day:
probably showers and warmer Tomorrow, show
ors: lieht 70 fresh cost Winds becoming variable.
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JOHN r. VARING ROBBED.
fiU.ir Vi Inc I0iixrFs Wan Entered End
His Silver Stolen.

YoNKERs, N. y, Aug. 27-Burglars
entered the residence Of John T. Warning
at 90 South Broad way during the early
hours this morning. The Waring house.
hold was at home and all we're asleep. The
burglars forced the kitchen window with
a jimmy.
When the servants came to the dining
room this morning to arrange the breakfast
table they found that all the silverware
had been stolen from the side board and
was q silver service which Mr.. Warning
had received a. q wedding gift nearly sixty
years ago. Mr.. Waring estimates the loss
to be about $500. He Is the president OF
tho waring Hat Manufacturing Company.
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DETECTIVE REBUKED.
Magistrate Finn Says He Arrested the
Wrong Man,

arraigned yesterday in the Tombs police
court Non a charge OF felonious assault.
Detective Roy Of the Oak street station
said that the complainant WAS suffering
from a six inch cash across his face. He
asked the Court to hold the prisoner until
to-day.
SI'l do nothing Of the kind said Magis-
trate Finn. This defendant has a cash
over his eye and l don't care II the other
man has sixty stitches in his face. He
ought to be here"
aYour Honor" said the prisoner. "the
cop slugRed me with his stick"
Il believe YOU" said the Magistrate.
"The idea Of that officer arresting you.
He should have arrested the other man.
Case dismissed"
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ALL FROM CELERY TONIC.
watch and Shos Gone. Victim wakes Up
in the street.


When Henry Pasquale. who lives at
"a Sullivan street, opened his eyes early
yesterday morning after sound sleep,
things seemed queer to him. The walls
were unfamiliar, and his bed was hard.
He sat up and locked about. He had
been asleep in the street with the curbetone
as a pillow. His watch was gone, as were
his shoes.
The last thing he remembered, he was at
il8 Macdougal street. He was now in
front Of 100.
He found cop and caused the arrest Of
Pasouale Sarasino and Nicholas Marine,
who have a little restaurant at 1lo. Pas
uuale told Magistrate Zeller In Jefferson
Market court that he had drunk beer in the
restaurant and became sick.
Then. he ordered some celery tonic, and
after he had swallowed that remembered
nothing more until he found himself bare
footed and watchless in the street.
The prisoners were held for examination
to-day.
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GOT roo MANY LOANS.
Charge Made Against Holder OF Insurance
Policy BY BROKERS.

Policy BY Brokers.
Joseph Barton OF 40 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, was arraigned yesterday In
the Tombs police court charged with the
larceny Of $l64. The complainant, John
8. Hitchins, a broker Of lN West Forty
seventh street, SWORD that he had loaned
SIA to Barton on life insurance policy,
and subsequently learned that Barton
had obtained other loans on the policy.
Philip Van r.. Schuyler, a broker at 50
Nassau street, testified that an insurance
company had made a loan on Barton's
policy.
by A. Ligety Of 126 Second avenue.
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Paralytic browns Himself.

A. AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Aug. H. Albert
cornelius Phillips. aged es. 6 farmer. COM
. suicide yesterday by drowning in
eservoir at the home Of bis brother
S.. sw. Alfred DeGra6, q short distance
~ o. Fonda. Mr.. Phillips had suffered
10m paralysis.
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TRAVELLING SALEMAN wanted to
work country trade. Salary SIS per
month and expenses Premium Cider
Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SS750-S1000 cash, balance long time. per
cent interest. Pretty, new, modern Z
room cottage, South 18th street, near
Avenue I, bath, electric lights, gas and
cabinet mantels.
$40 per front foot for lot 50x140 feet on
Avenue b, only five blocks from union
depot Lot on Avenue B two blocks
from this sold for 800 per front foot
S6200-Lot 50x140 feet. with s-room and 4
room cottages, Bird ave, near 18th st. In
line of Improvement. See it.
We have a pretty lot 50x12O feet well To-
Gated on 9Th ave-; will build house on
same to suit and sell on easy terms
s2150-s1000 cash, balance l and . years for
lot 3sx190 feet with good 4-room tene-
ment and front without building; 18th
ave, near 26th st.
SS00-Lot 50x140 feet with Groom cottage;
North 18th ST.. near 18th ave-: improve
ments about cost price; lot thrown in.
Sl50-s10O cash. balance S15 per month for
lot 25xl90 feet. with 3-room brick tene-
ment; avenue F. near 18th street.
$1,000 cash, balance SIS per month for
pretty. new cottage, rooms and hall:
near Hillman street, Elyton; inspect it.
s3100-Good broom cottage and lot 140 Feet
deep; north Goth street, near Capitol
Park; only nine minutes walk from First
National Bank
SMITH G. STIlLMAN,
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should be remembered also that the
American Trust and Savings Bank abb
sorbed the Alabama National Bank in
the early part of this year thereby de-
creasing the number of banks. Hence
clearings might naturally have been
expected to show decrease. The in
crease of over half a million is there
fore a really remarkable fact. 1t
shows that trade is larger and brisker
than 1t was at the same season last
year, that there is more development
In all lines of activity and more buoy
ancy and confidence. 1t is also i'm
portant to recall that in March last
year the miners strike had not begun.
Truly the Magnet City has risen to a
height where conditions which once
might have effected It's development
are like the breaking of waves at the
oase of a mighty rock.
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s7500-15Ox19O; corner 18th ave-, North; 4
broom dwellings; white tenants; owner
requests us to submit an offer on this;
see 1t. b. f. Eborn, Peoples phone
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Prctty Groom cottage on
car line, 722 North 18th St; rent reason
able; possession May LIST. Inquire FEEDER
& Berk, 1908 I'd ave
FOR RENT-Second and third floods; 25x
140 each; in new building. with electric
elevator; I'd avenue. between 18th and
10Th streets; good for sample rooms or
storage. Jemison Real Estate and In
surance company. 4-9-3t
FOR RENT-Newly furnished modern I
room house; Southside. Address
House" care Age-Herald
FOR RENT-2d floor 2O21 POPS Third ave;
5Ox14o feet. Apply John w. O'Nein Co.
4-92t-su-tue
FOR RENT-A new, modern nine-room
residence: waxed floors. closets, buffers
pantry, bath, gas, electricity. hot and
cold water, basement cement floor: on
car line; Magnolia Heights. Kelley
Company. l025-6 First National.
FOR RENT--A six-room modern cottage:
bath. electricity, cabinet mantels; SIG a
month; near in; on two car lines. Call
at 1903 It'll avenue, north.
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large proportions within the next two
weeks
Realities
ptlon hunters are active.

Option hunters are active
Tell Gentle Annie spring has come.
Everybody in the trade is in good humor,
Depot rumors are like the measles
they break out in new places.
The bid of the Birmingham banks for
the state bonds shows that the Magnet
city has made good as the financial CEN
ter of the middle south.
An extra clerk has been put on In the
probate office to assist in keeping I'm the
record of transfers.
The building of the City Paper Com
pany, on First avenue between Twenty
first and Twenty-second streets is RAPIDLY
assuming shape. 1t will be a very hand
some structure
Speaking of the growth of the business
district" remarked a gentleman who is
not only close observer but an ardent
friend of Birmingham, Just take a walk
along upper Second avenue and see how
the country center has grown within the
Pats few months. 1t will open your eyes
If you have been thinking that the expan-
sion of the business area is in one direc-
tion.
The volume of out-of-town injuries
continues large-in fact is increasing. 1t
includes all classes of property, and would
seem to indicate that people abroad be-
lieve that real estate anywhere in Bir-
mingham Is good investment Which is
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ELOQUENT FlQur6S

Here is an unassailable demonstra-
ton of the increase in prosperity and
the development of Birmingham in the
course of year.
The bank clearings for the month of
March, 1904, were $3.50, 1925; the
clearings for the same month this
year were 5000, 649.05-a gain of
over $4,000.
1t must be borne in mind that the
bank clearlngs have never represent
ed more than rs per cent of the bus
mess transactions in Birmingham. 1t
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WANTED-Agents, cash pay to distrio-
ute Anti-Victim, greatest cure for cigar
ette-whisky habit. Star Service Co.
Dallas, Tex. 3-26-5t-su
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2OO4Ka First Avenue.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
s2000-Cor 90 and Magnolia; improved.
$fG00-Neat Ger. house: s. nth st; rents sos.
s2T00-2 houses S. 18th St. will pay $500.
s6.00-10-r res. s. Highlands; cor lot.
sC0o-Modern home; V block Five Points.
s41o0-100x200; Maiden Lane.
$e500-Stucco res. Sycamore St; S0x165.
sl350-Lot 5Ox14O; cor. IL ave- and 90
s65oo-Big bargain; n. Highland home;
100x190; cor
S25 per foot. Norwood lots.
s3S00-Neat house: 18th ave, bet Is and II.
s55oo-Fifth ave. cor; close in; 6Ox100: pays
$3.50
s5500-N. II St. cor: nice home
$40, 0O0-4 ave lot, bet. is and 10 SITS.
$50 ,0oo-Choice central property.
$50 oo0-Large N. side cor: speculation.
sSoo-s acres, improved; West End; car
blocks.
$685. ave cor: 50x100.
s6o00-25x1S2D2; list ave. bet. q and %.
$50 10000 IT. Morris ave-. improved.
MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT,
Phones 46. 90 N. 21st st.
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[ he Week

Notwithstanding the unfavorable wealth.
er, the trade has had a good week. In.
curry for property, both business and resi-
dence, has been strong and transactions
have been satisfactory. The sales by the
Birmingham Realty Company of residence
property have averaged nearly $4,000 a
day. The movement in residence prop
erty Is already far in advance of the sea-
son, and 1t Is expected to assume very
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correct.
REALTY salutes It's imitators. "Imita-
ton is the sincerest flattery"
I. L. Anglin & Co. report that their
sales for the past six weeks have aggre
gated $4,000.
McDavid - Co. report a brisk business.
Ihelr sales for the week include three lots
on Tenth avenue south. at handsome
advance over the price paId for the prom
erty about a year ago
Norwood Is truly beautiful in its dress
of vernal green. 1t is now accepted as one
of the most beautiful of the beauty snots
IN the city. The handsome residences are
object lessons in good architecture.
indications point to a remarkable build
Ing record for the eastern portion of the
South Highlands this spring and summer
everybody is getting bit Of the pros
perity.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DETECTIVE-Oldes established secret
service in United States wants shrewd
reliable men; experience unnecessary;
we give instructions; write today with
age and references. American Detective
Association. Indianapolis Ind.
HAVE a client who has from three to
six thousand dollars to invest in
home or business property. Call at 300
Title Guarantee Bldg.
GRAIN and stock trading under expert
guidance Is remunerative; a well posted,
conservative and successful trader Will
manage your account on percentage
of profits handle your own money.
Address e. A. Moeller, R. II, No. 164
LaSalle ST., Chicago.
CASH REGISTERING enterprising firm
of Dewberry & Sons have adopted the
new Hallwood cash register system.
The 1906 Hallwood cash register Is the
best and most durable at one-third price
of trust registers.
FOR PATENTEES-Drawi made for
patent office by an expert; ideas de-
veloped; high mathematical problems
solved: mechanical drawings on re-
quest F. P. Vener Address 1927 Mont
gomery street, South.
DIR. ]. c. MILLER returned on the Sd
from Oklahoma. and Indian Territory
The Doctor was with the Hunter Town
Site company, and drew a lot in town
of Frederic, and will answer all ques-
lions at his office at the Miller House.
corner Sd avenue and 10Th street, Bir-
mingham Ala.
WILL BUY 200 or more acres close to
Birmingham; either fee simple or sur
face right; must be cheap. Garniner.
care Age-H Herald. 4-9-3t -su- tu-th
PROFESSOR JUDGE, at the Acme news
stand, 1874 Sd ave, will celebrate his
birthday on Monday, April 10; all school
children will get free sample of chew
ing candy from 2 to 4.
$1,000 cash. and balance $500 on time
buys lot 50x14O with 7-room house, 'front.'
ing belt line close to goth St B. F.
Eborn sol Title Guarantee Bldg.
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AGENTS-Men or women 81 an hour in
Producing our high-grade medlclhai
soaps and ointment; every call means
sale; experience not necessary; crew ana
branch office managers wanted. IerrlH
Medical Association, 1414 Wabash ave-,
Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE.
Two lots on 18th street, corner 18th ave-
nue., South Highlands, at $55 per front
foot.
$2250-Large two-story, nice residence near
College station, East Lake.
Lot 16Ox140; on corner of 14th avenue
and 18th street. south; s25 per front
foot
s7oO0AElegant home on 18th avenue and
20th street, south.
s1sOo-Lot 6Ox19o; SD street and 18th ave-
nue., north.
Call to see us if you want to rent any
thing. We have stores and nice resi-
dences in all parts of the city, and in
the suburbs,
We write fire, liability. plate glass. steam
boiler, burglary, personal, accident and
life insurance.
We write all kinds of bonds.
We negotiate loans.
UNDERWATER REAL ESTATE &
RENTAL CO.,
A. d. Smith and w. N. Malone, Mgrs.,
2oS-210 N. 21st. st. Both phones 613.
FOR SALE.
$40, O00-100x140; business property, paying
10 per cent; long lease.
$5500-10ox14O; corner; renting $50 per
month
s3oOo-1oex19o: corner: well improved: rent
ing $3.50 per annum.
ssOO0-100x24O: on Belt Line: renting $40
per month.
s2s5o-Avenue C near 10Th street; rents
$31 so per month.
w. G. OLIVER & CO.,
Room 10 Watts Bldg, cor 3rd ave. and
goth st. Phones 3oe.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Birming-
ham Realty Company will
be held in the office of the
Company No. 2I18 First Ave.
at noon Wednesday, April
IL. stockholders are earnest
ly invited to attend.
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AGENTS-Men and women coin money
selling "Corno" corn-killing plasters;
cure guaranteed 100 per cent profit;
stamp brings sample and terms. Best
Supply Co, Joliet ILL.,
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$1,000 cash and balance $500 on time
buys lot 50x14O, with 7-room house, 'front.'
ing belt line close to goth st. B. F.
Eborn, sol Title Guarantee Bldg.
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TO SITE SEEKERS

10 SITE S EEK Err s
The Birmingham Realty
Conn pany owns much prop
erty within the corporate
limits of the city along the
lines of the railways (includ-
Ing the Belt) which IS ad-
mlrably adapted to manu-
featuring and warehouse
sites. Inquiries in person
or by mail promptly ans
wered.
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loo, 900 acres fee simple, Cohula, North
Mexico, near Texas border; SOC acre;
special proposition and prospectus; in
vestigate b. f. Eborn, Sol Title Guar
antee Building.
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WILL BUY 200 or more acres close to
Birmingham; either fee simple or sur
face right; must be cheap. Garniner.
care Age-Herald. 4-9-3t-su-tu-t
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LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

LOS 7, HHTED On SIOIEN,
LOST-Reward for return to POSI- High
land avenue of small shepherd dog.
about six months old, with rather thin
coat of hair
LOST-March 30, a plain round gold locket
with diamond on front and old English
IT J. M" on back. either In Birmingham
or Admission. April T. an Emblem watch
charm. Masonic, and Odd Fellow on
one side and X. of P. on the other. Re
turn to 217-1S First National Bank Bldg
and get reward.
LOST-About April g. an old-fashioned
watch fob with topaz setting. Liberal
reward will be paid by E. T. Bouchelle
at H. c. Abbott & Bros. 4-s-7t
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BOARDERS WANTED.

YOUNG men boarders wanted; good table
board; modern conveniences. 1909 9Th
avenue, north. 4-S-2t
FOR RENT-Room with board. at No. 1912
9Th ave. 4-3-It
WANTED-Couple or two young men to
occupy front room, with board: all
modern conveniences; apply to 1903 18th
avenue, south.
LARGE front room with board for couple
or young men. Clio end street, north Bell
phone 1897. Also table boarders wanted.
WANTED-Four gentlemen to occupy
large, nicely furnished upstairs room;
Jersey milk, fruit and vegetables in
abundance; no children on place; board
SIS per month. Address 1000 10th st N
BOARDERS WANTED = Room with
board to couple, A5 to young men, $40
for the summer. Ala" care Age-Her-
aid
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent a word day; no
ad. taken for less than 25 cents for
first insertion. Cas- must accompany
every order.
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Birmingham 4-6-4t
sALESMEN make 500 a week Best sta
pie side line No experience required;
pocket sample, good testimonials alb
: solute guarantee. E. w. Merck White
Lead Co., st. Louis, Mo. 109-tf-su
WANTED-Ca salesman to cover
Alabama; staple line; high commissions;
advance of 800 monthly; permanent po-
sition to right man. Jess H. Smith Co,
Detroit Mich. 4-2-4t-su
SALESMAN WANTED-Weli equipped
salesman to call on physicians; a very
exceptional opportunity is offered for
Immediate work; must be intelligent,
honest well educated and persevering;
state age and experience. Lock Box S5S,
Philadelphia 4-9-3t-su-thu-su
WANTED-An uP-to-date salesman to
take state agency for a line of old
tablshed proprietary medicines. strictly
on commission basis; a splendid propo
sition to the right man. Address giving
previous experience and references,
West Chemical and Manufacturing Com
pany. Chicago, Ill.
TRAVELLING SALEMAN wanted to
work country trade. Salary SIS per
month and expenses. Premium Cider
Co, St Louis. Mo-
Statesmen - New Cleveland jobblng
house with large capital wishes to EN-
ploy a corps Of experienced travelling
statesmen; high commission with $50
weekly. w. S. Finley & Co, $685. Pros
pect ST.. Cleveland, o.
Mountaineering salesman in touch
with retailers TO carry popular side
line Of blankets. fannels. etc; expert
ence unnecessary. i. c. Rollman & Co.,
Mfrs, Phila, Pa.
WANTED-Rellable representative to sell
the best registration outfit on the mar
ket in conjunction with $1,000 accident
death benefit and s. weekly indemnity:
the cost is 81 per year; a handsome seal
grain wallet given free to each policy
holder For exclusive territory address
Southwestern Registry Co., Scimitar
Bldg, Memphis, Tenn.
WANTED-Travelng salesman for Ala
bama; staple line; entirely new induce
ments to trade; high commissions; s25
weekly advance; permanent to right
man. Manfr., Box ga Detroit, Mich.
> x-2-4t-sun
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-At once. to meet reliable
party who has had some experience as
promoter. Address NJ. %, care Age
Herald 4-S-2t
POKER PLAYERS-Write me for free
particulars regarding the most valuable
Information ever given on draw poker.
Address F. r. Ritter. Columbus, Ohio
WOULD like interview with party that
can give his time TO the manufacture
and sale of patented article of merit;
some capital required | have nothing
to sell you and will make liberal prop
osition to right party. Address L. T.
w care Age-Herald
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WANTED have a customer for a
nice home on South Highlands; not less
than rooms, prefer east of Eighteenth
and south of Highland avenue; must De
a bargain John b. Bethea, Steiner Bldgr
Bell phone 1921.
WANTED-10O0 skirts and waists to clean
and press. Gluek's Dye Works, 1915 Sd
avenue.
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Hell? WANrED-MALE.


ANY person to distribute our samples;
SIS weekly, steady. Mgr. Empire 4
Wells st, Chicago.
WANTED-Energetic man each county to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples; salary $15 weekly and ex-
penses: honesty and a disposition to
earn salary more essential than expert
ence. G. A. Parker, 720 Chestnut ST.,
Phila., Pa. 4-9-2t-su-Wed
WANTED-At once, day laborers to work
on rough lumber yard; steady work
Apply to E. E. Jackson Lumber Co.
Riderville. Ala. 4-9-3t
WANTED-Men to distribute samples;
tack signs; So daily; no canvasslng.
Continental Distributing Service, Chica-
go. Ill.
WANTED-Person to call on retail trade
for manufacturing house: local terri
tory; salary S25 paid weekly; expense
money advanced; previous experience
unnecessary. American House, Star
Bldg, Chicago.
WANTED-Men everywhere; good pay;
to distribute circulars adv. matter;
tack signs, etc; no canvassing Ma
tional Adv. Bureau, Chicago.
loo 900 acres fee simple, Cohuila, North
Mexico, near Texas border: SOC acre;
special proposition and prospectus; in
vestigate. b. f. Eborn, sol Title Guar
antee Building,
WANTED-Reliable colored men to solicit
mutual aid insurance on liberal commits
sion; especially man for Bessemer
Apply room II. Watts Bldg.
WANTED-Help of all kinds; men stem
ographers, machinist helpers, two men
cooks for small hotel; we can get you
a position; call or write. Alb ChalifouX
Bldg.
WANTED house girl, co1ored cook. 3
porters, 2 collectors. To the public we
can give you any and all kinds of help
Call 2OS6 North Dist Monday.
WANTED-Bright boy 10 to IA years old
living with parents, for office; $3.50 per
week. Apply DR.. Robbins. "a Watts
Bldg, Monday 10 to II a. IN.
COOKS nurses, maids office girls, wait
ers, porters, buffers. eoachmen, help of
any kind furnished on short notice
Birmingham Employment Bureau, 1902
4th ave. Peoples phone 1863
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-Traveling statesmen; nice line;
good salary. Phone j. NJ. Gates. Flor
ence hotel. or address +. o. Box 444,
Birmingham. 4-6-4t
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sALESMEN make 500 a week. Rest sta
pie side line. No experience required;
pocket sample, good testimonials; alb
solute guarantee e. w. Merck White
Lead Co., st. Louis, Mo. 10-9-tf-su