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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11
JAPANESE ARE PROSPECTING
Baron Kaneko, the Japanese Finan-
cial Expert, and His Country.
Hs says ui. People Are Prosperous
aud Are Not Losing sleep over
thc Result al the War.

Oyster Bay. Long Island, Aug. s.
llaron Kaneko. the japanese financial
expert. visited Sycamore Hill by ap-
pointmont for conference With the pres
.dent The precise nature OF his ralS-
sion is NOT disclosed. neither he nor the
president caring 20 discuss IL, except
IN general and negative terms.
What j. The latest you have heard
rom Japan. The baron was asked.
Japan is progressing every day.
was the reply. The country show )
ltue II any evidence of The war. Bust
ress IS prosperous. the people are going
on attending 10 their usual Affairs, and
there has been 10 falling on IN either
domestic OF foreign trade. New BUSH
ness enterprises and industries are be-
IL launched. and the commercial en-
tausiasm OF tie people car not be re-
strained An observer could not tell
nOm any exterior evidence that the
COUNTY was engaged IN a great var.
The people manifest little or no anxi-
ETY. for news from - battleaelds. be-
cause they have 10 possible doubt OF
the result OF the conflict Nobody IN
Japan has lost either his head or his
sleep over the war.
What 90 yon think Of the possible
result OF the peace negotiations Baron
karekO was asked
Doubt is expressed whether the en-
Vows can reach an agreement he re
Piled cautiously The more / rea-
and hear OF what Witte and Sato say
! Ia. ~ .--.---.-L L.-u--a-
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Smallest Coins.

The natives Of the Malay penihs'
have in use the very smallest curr,n'
coin in the world. IL is sort Of wa.
made from the resinous juice c; Y
and is worth about one ten-thousan'.
of a penny. The smallest metal ~.
in circulation at the present day y W.
Portuguese threo-reis piece, WI =
twelve one-hundredths Of peu-'
The smallest coin circulating onic'"'''
in any par1 Of the British emplr,
the fve-miIlesima piece OF GiDra''1
worth about half farthing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11
NOT UPSET BY GOOD FORTUNE
with Two Others 10 n For-
tune OF r2oo.Ooo.

Utica. y T.. Aug S--By the viii OF
Thomas Fitzgerald. who died recently
in Los Angeles. Cal. 100000 will be
divided between two brothers and a
niece residing in Little Falls. y Y. The
niece works in a mill when ,old OF
her good fortune. she was asked II she
would resign her POSITION. she replied
that she saw no reason why she should
sfOp work
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11
Bass Minnows Distributed

Attica. About GOO black bass
nows from the United States h-l
By Prof. Mullinix. OF the city sch'' =
commissioner have been received
He placed them in the following waieIs.
wabash river. 800; Shawnee creeh al
Burnbridges mill. 100; Pine creek N.
and the remainder were put in a pri'a'7
pond In order 10 watch their devlopia'-'
and growth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

II Knabeshues airship in Toledo can
keep its performance up 70 the adSer-
tisements the airship VIII soon be re-
firing the automobile 70 the back
ground as a fashionable means OF i'm
periiing the necks OF the wealthy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Martin Hollis. an American. who es-
tablished a parrot ranch near Nictohia
Mexico. few years ago, has met with
wonderful success and has accumu-
lated a fortune in the business. II Is
probably the only parrot ranch in the
world: it is certainly the only one in
Mexico. Il is in teaching the parrots
20 talk that Hollis has made an unique
success. He is linguis; speaking
English, Spanish. French and German
fuently. He divided his flock Of sew
eral thousand birds into four classes
one for each language
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Lou Poland. AUG S-The police
authorities have ARE ted isS workmen
Who we're leaders il ,hs last strike
The workmsn threaten general sra s
uniers their rerrese1,atiy5s are rel ase6
BEFORE August u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Chicago. Aug S-The east-bound
passenger d.ffercntial rate war from
this city TO eastern points has beer set
tied through an agreement entered into
By the various railroads concerned. AMI
normal rates viii be restored On Au-
gust 20. the earliest date possible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

The Moroccan troops who lined the
road 20 the palace IN honor Of Mr.
Lowther. the head Of the British mis-
sion. when he had an audience with
the sultan recently. were clad in
Khaki uniforms which they wore for
the first time. In many cases The sale
tickets were still affixed TO the gar
nentS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Charles N. Bailey. OF Baileyville,
Me. has made from 100000 20 sio.-
OO0 600 as a manufacturer Of oil cloth.
He began in ls47 in little barn, and
now his factory covers "A acres OF
floor space.
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Agrees 70 Furnish Husband

Winamac. ~ Mr. Alhert W
tiers. editor Of the Rochester
publican. made a solemn prom.-e %
fud husbands before Christmas foF q
Of Rochesfer's handsomest girl
are on the shady side Of - year
editor admits that his clients are
natured. jovial dispositioned and
What independent of spirit. and are
afraid u work The girls demand i..A
husbands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

The richest men now resident in
England are Americans like VIM. Wal
dorf Aston. Charles T. Yerkes. Michael
J.. Grace. Anthony j. DreNel and 9TH
ers. The annual report OF the income
tax collectors shows that in 1903 there
we're only 20 men in Great Britain
whose incomes exceeded $3.50 900
year. These 20 paid income taxes az
gregating nearly sll0O0.000. More
than $4,000 persons paid income tao
upon a gross assessment Of about ST.
10000 goo. Corporations chartered IN
der English laws paid income tax OF a
gross assessment Of sl.l5o000. 900.
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South Rsnd,s Formulation

South Bend.-A census taken
order OF Postmaster Miller
secured by the mail carriers ~
city pos 81 shows thai there Era
s.7S4 families served by tire city fr-
riers upon which is based a po2ula
estimate OF also thus served
there is in South Bend IN estiua.' j
city population OF 1850 that has ~
carrier service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11
ANOTHER BIG FIRE
ON HODOKEN DOCKS
Delaware. Laekawanna * western
Terminals Burned.
A HALF MILLION DOLLAR LOSS
rhe Dukes House. N Famous ola
lIostsIry, and other Property Nd
Joining Destroyed Before the
fire Was stayed

New York, Aug. s.-lnside Of three
quarters Of al hour FIRE swept away
The Delaware. Lackawanna q Western
Railroad Cos terminal in HoooAen.
seized two fE-ryboats and practically
ruined thea. and Tor half an hour
threatened The destruction II the entire
water front in the vicinity. including
he Hamburg American and North Ger
nan Lloyd steamship docks. al which
several big ships were lying. The prop
erty daaage Is estimated a. between
sfco00O and 100000 So far as known
10 lives We're lost
whole Water Front lit Up
For over an hour huge tongues Of
flame leaped from The wooden struc-
lures on the Lackaw anna docks. light
ing the New Jersey and New YORK.
water fronts For a tine j, threat
ened a loss larger than that OF the big
dock FIRE Of several years ago when the
North German Lloyd piers were de-
stroyed with a great loss Of life.
Blasing Ferry Boats.
Blazing ferryboats cut from theii
COCKS roatel IN me river, aA"rl 10 ,
4 fire ships. which for time endangered
shipping in the river.
The fire started on an old wooden
ferryboat and. swept by a ncrtherly
I breeze. communicated with the ferry
( house. spread 10 the main building OF
The Lackawanna and then 70 The Duke
/ house. a famous HobOken hosiery.
/ The hotel was a frame structure. and
vas ready prey for The flames.
By this time the flames were spread
ing in all directions. utterly beyond
the control Of the few first FIRE fighters
who had responded 10 the FIRST alarm
Other Buildings burned.
Following the hotel. the structure OF
the public service corporation-ih s
street car operating company Of Ho-
boken. Jersey City and nearby places
went down before the flames
The fire was finally got under con
troll. the big steamship piers had beef
saved. and a rough estimate placed th'
damage al between 100000 and $50.
coo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

New York. Aug Sit Is current re-
port that Secretary Shaw's late visit 10
Oyster Fay was. first and foremost. 70
ask itsi his resignation as secretary Of
The treasury be Assep.ed with The least
Y1sI.tio S..1y
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nents.

Miss Agavnie Gilbakian. Of Constan-
tirople. a protege OF Miss Alice Miller.
OF the Boston City Missionary society
has just graduated from the Woman
medical college az Philadelphia after
a fun course Of study She will pass
the next year as an inferno in the
New York City lnfrmary. and then
return 70 her native city as medical
missionary
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warning 90 Jews.

Homcl. Russia. Aug. s-The chief Of
police Of Momei has issued a manifesto
that. as his life has been twice at
tempted by Jews Of the lowest classes.
hereafter al such men approaching
within 80 PAGES Of his carriage VII! be
shC.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11
Limits Alimony in odd Pact

Lebanon. ~ Fearing that ne ~
his bride 81 % years might guar.
rel. and that be might be compe
pay heavy aiimOny. John G Bowman
years old. signed a contract with
fiancee. Mrs Nancy J. Graybill ht'
their wedding. limiting the amour
money she might collect from hin
case ~ separation to $1,000. Bow
as well a. his bride. was married e..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

The Panama canal commission
wants 1000 Japs 1000 Chinese AMI
1000 Italians for work on the isthmus
and bids viii be asked from labor con
tractors 10 supply the men IL is eN-
pected that wages will run from IS
cents to $3.50 q day The commission
appears 10 believe that the man with
a white skin does no; assimilate read
Ely with the Panama climate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Statistics compiled by the various
automobile trade associations show
that there are about $1,000 motor cars
IN use In this country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Pilgrims az Mecca insuring that the
prophets tomb shall be their last
earthly sight See Mecca and die
has its variant enthusiasm. See Nee
ca and see not more" The words are
literally o5eyed b. certain devout Nos
lens, who. after beholding the proph-
cts tomb, destroy their sight by gaz-
Ing at white-hot bricks which are sup
piled near the Kaabah by the enter
prise that everyw here preys on the
pilgrim.
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Drank lee water aud Died.

Fort Scott. Kas.. Aux S.-Alonzo
Baker. a Frisco fireman. took drink
Of ice water and fell dead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

over se.577o0o is paid out in sal
aries 10 the professional baseball play
ers OF the United States each yea-
over $4,000. 900 is paid in other sai
aries and in expenses OF maintaining
the grounds OF the professional clubs.
about $500 600 in railroad fares. about
100000 in sleeping car fares. about
1925. 900 in training expenses and per
haps $500 600 in additional expenses.
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Marquis Oyama. who captured Port
Arthur from the Chinese in 1895. who
has fought Japan's campaigns Of this
war and won the battle Of Mukden.
the greatest recorded land battle in
history. has the blood Of an Irish
grandfather coursing through his
veins. Adm. Togo. whose feet sunk
the Russian squadron under Roiest-
vensky in the most famous sea battle
ever fought IS a Roman Catholic.
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Other Buildings burned.
BUMPER CROPS IN PROSPECT
Estimated Yields of wheat. Oats
aud Corn in Twelve of the
Great Grain >tate--

Chicago. Aug. s-Bumper crops are
In p.ospect throughout the west Rail-
road officials are preparing moving IA
oilites from figures that break records
Twelve states that produced a total
OF !. 500. Sc, 046 bushels Of corn in 1904
Will have a crop aggregatirg 35o.S57.-
$50 bushels more than that amount this
year If present conditions meet with 10
unexpected change.
The same st1-es producing 35472i -6S
bushels OF wheat last year have yield
ed an Increase Of 11z .o57 $50 bushels
this season. more than 80 per cent
Oats show a gain in the same terri
tory. according 10 indications, Of more
than 100 600 600 bushels over the 6s5.-
Si0.2iJ bushels produced in 1904
And in spite Of this remarkable out
look prices have been maintained a. a
high notch
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Winter wheat has been harvested.
and except in a few-a very few
where rust weather interfered. was
harvested in excellent condition
Spring wheat. the finest crop in ten
years. and In some areas surprising any
previous yield. now past all danger
lrom rust and other ills caused By The
weather. Is in the hands OF the harvest
ers. or practically ready for Them.
Corn. several days ahead Of the
crop az this time last year. and lis
percentages Of bushels TO the acre run
ming ahead Of the 100 mark is bursting
into maturity in the broad belt in Iili-
nois and beyond the Mississippi like a
ported plant under a magicians wand.
Hamper crops I'm twelve states
show enormous Increase I'm yield for
1908.
The following are crop estimates
compiled from reports from through
out the grain country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

Secret service men viii be sent 20
Portsmouth. y. H.. 10 watch over the
peace plenipotentiaries. Arrange
ments have been completed for taking
care OF the men in Portsmouth. but
government officials will not tell Just
how many will be there nor who they
are. For some months prior TO his
departure from the United States.
Count Cassini. the Russian ambassa-
dor. had bodyguard from the United
States secret service constantly at his
side when out walking or driving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-11

II is understood that Nine. Melba.
the famous prima donna has just
been paid s. 900 for singing four songs
ct w. w Astor's house at Clieyedon.
This, even If the songs we're long.
means that The singer was paid about
$3.50 a minute. An amazing rate Of
payment. even for the most beautiful
voice in the world. The American mill
iionaire who engaged Mime. Media 10
sing TO his friends has thus created A
second record for the amount paid TO
an artist for a private engagement.
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$45OO-1O0x10O best central corner on north
side for the price; near First Baptist
church. q
$3000-100x160 corner with dwellings; on
23rd ST; 1-9 cash, l. 2, years.
$1O0-5-room cottage; corner lot; 50xl60;
North Highlands.
$1250-Nice broom cottage; well located;
good well; sidewalks; " block car lines
and public school.
$1000-50x140, Broom house; Srd ave.; S3OO
cash, balance $40 month
$1150-Nice 4-room cottage; Y block OF
car lines and school; well located.
$2750-Lovely, new, modern cottage; edge
of South Highlands; " block car lines;
$500 cash, balance like rent
$S0O-250x140. fronts car line.
$3300-Pretty, stylish 2-story 7-room stuc-
coed cottage home; choice location; few
block of Five Points; $500 cash, balance
like rent.
$50 foot-Business lot on Goth st.
$450O-Rents $72O; close in north side.
$4250-Lovely, stylish, new 2-story modern
S-room DWELLING; fine location; overlooks
city, near 21st st. and 18th ave, North
Highlands
$S00-Cash buys 30 lots in few blocks Of
where $250,OO0 is paid off monthly.
$5500-C1ose in, rents $50 month; will sell
half
$65OO-Corner. 1O0xl9O rents $780,
s360O-1O0x24O, blocks of Union depot; R. r.
front and good warehouse property;
rents s35
$500 o0x190; dwellings; white TENANTS;
close in; easy terms
$25O0-7-room cottage; 2-story; edge South
Highlands.
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ONE dollar a year protects you. We is
sue more accident and sickness policies
than any other similar company in the
world, because we issue the most pop
ular and cheapest insurance written;
new plan; 81 year pays for $500 policy;
no assessments or Dues other amounts
in proportion. Death benefit. weekly in
demnity; specific indemnity for loss of
limbs or eyesiCht; free medical attend
anee; many other original and popular
features. Issued to either sex without
regard to nationality, color or occupa-
ton. All claims promptly and literally
settled. Insurance assets 100000. Re-
liable representatives wanted every
where good territory still OPEN liberal
contract to capable agents; previous
experience not necessary. The 1nterna-
tional Company, 231 Broadway, New
York
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AGENTS make SO to $40 g day fitting
glasses; big profits; our A-page free
eye BOOK tells how; write today Jack
sonian Optical college, College Place,
jackson, Mich. 12-1S-tf-su
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WANTED-Organizers to represent old
established fraternal society, paying ac-
cident sick, death and endowment
Dement'S; big salaries paid good pro-
dueers Write American Fraternity,
washington, d. G. 5-17-tf sun
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LADY agents making less than $25 week
~ should write for catalogue and
terms; we start you in business and
make you independent; outfit prepared
Women Apparel Supply Co.. Chicago.
1-22-2t-su
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AGENTS-Read In dark: name plates,
signs; numbers; 200 per cent profit;
samples free. Wright Supply Co., En-
glewood, ILL.,
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statesmen make 500 a week. Best sta
pie side line. No experience required;
pocket sample; good testimonials; abb
solute guarantee. e. w. Merck White
Lead Co., st. Louis, Mo. 10-9-tf-su
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PAIMISTRY.


LADAME DEL RAY. scientific palmist.
advises on love, family. business affairs.
law suits. investments. lost articles To-
Gates minerals. etc.. furnishes accurate
tips on cotton and stocks. Also win
+ ming horses at races. 20l2 Fourth ave-
nue.. 1-13-1mo
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ONE CENT A WORD.

cent a word a day; no
ad. taken for less than % cents for
first insertion. Cas- must accompany
every order.
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in need send for free
trial of our neverfailing remedy. Relief
quick and safe. Paris Chemical Co,
Milwaukee, Wis. 11-N-52t-sun
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BOARD WANTED.

and board by young
refined couple in private family or
small boarding house. Reasonable, care
Age-Herald.
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B. F. EBORN,

S250c-7-room two-story; bath; electric
lights; newly painted and papered; good
repair; nice To- on Ave. G.
$:9s0-5-room cottage; nice lot; on Ave. G.
$4C-Alley corner; 45x100, half block from
Ave. F car line.
$1S50-6-room, high pretty lot; near Ave. G.
S3250-Elegant new home; rooms; 2-story;
bath, toilet. ETC.; dining room l6x2o;
kitchen 12x17; stone fence; wood and
coal house; near Ave. car line.
sS15O-7-room; hall, bath, two porches; 3
lots; corner che block from two car
lines and O9entoh station. portion
of this Is payable $3.50 a year.
s21OO-Pretty new Broom house; one block
from two car lines and Owenton sta
ton.
Se50-Two acres, more or less, 4-room
house; two porehes; buggy house; well.
fence, ETC.; near Parker station, b. and
b. car line.
S25OO-6-room two-story home near 18th
ave and 18th St, south.
S1aO0-S250 cash, $40 per month; nice new
broom home; city water; sink IN klteh-
en-; good lot in good neighborhood; East
Lake. After February / this price will
be advanced to $3.50.
se50-s5O cash and SIS per month rooms
and hall; two porches; city water near
9th ST. and car line, churches and
school East Lake.
Ss50-so50 cash and SIS month; 4 rooms;
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Y ANTED--A good nan who has an es-
tabished trade can make a good thing
carrying our line of clothing in Ala
bama: liberal commission paid to right
man; none but first-clas man with
good references need apply. Address
Slayden- Kirksey Wooden Mills, Waco,
Texas 1-15-f
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statesmen WANTED.

NANTED-A few capable salesmen sta
pie line with strong inducements; some
thing entirely new; high commission
with expenses advanced; permanent.
5 Sales Manager, % w. Atwater ST., De-
troit, Mich. 1-1-4t-sun
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WANTED-Practical mechanic for trav-
cling salesman; must be capable of
making estimates and thoroughly IA
miliar with mill supplies; references re-
CURED Union Iron Works Co., Selma,
Ala. 1-2l6t
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OPIUM laudanum and CO.
caine habits cured permanently at
home of patient. without inconvenience
or detention from business: have cured
hundreds. Complete treatment $40. For
full particulars write DR.. Long Co..
Box lips Atlanta Ga. 11-20-tf-Su
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A THOROUGHLY competent office man
and bookkeeper, at present employed,
wants to make a change; best of city
references furnished. Address Book
Keeper, care Age-Herald.
AN expert accountant and thorough Of
flee man desires a change. If you need
81 an AL man, address p. o. box $685. Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
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AGENTS WANTED

DON'T accept an agency until You get INV
free samples and big offer. sayman, 21S7
FRANKLIN avenue, st. Louis, Mo-
1-S-4t-su
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

DRUG CLERK, young man. well expe-
rienced, best reference, wishes posi-
ton. ]. c., care Age-Herald.
1-1S-3t- we'd ri-sun
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BEST marriage paper published. Mailed
securely sealed free. Contains descrip-
tons of marriageable people. I. d.
Gunnels, Toledo, o. 12-4-14t-su
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TEN DOLLARS reward for the where
abouts of Leila Odom. colored OF Gil
rard. Apply to Age-Herald Office
1-1S-5t
CANCERS cured within ten days without
pain; no pay until cured. Ir. Siddons'
Hood Bldg. Room 900. BIRMINGHAM
Ala. i-o-ft-su
WILL, EXCHANGING have clients who
will exchange farm for city property.
We also have a client who will exchange
good paying tenement properly Ior va,
cant business property. Jemison Real
Estate and Insurance company, 223-4-5-6
First National Bank Bldg
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WANTED--A position as timekeeper or
assistant bookkeeper by a highly edu-
Gated young man; sober and strictl-
honest; has ability to manage men ard
business. Good references. Accurate,
Age-Herald Loot
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M ss.One cent word a day; no
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nrst insertion. Cash must accompany
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