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Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
PIANO TUNER.
LESSONS IN ELocUTIoN.

MRS MAY FRENCH COOLEY-Resder and Teacher of Elocution. OratOTy and Physical Culture Delsarte. Studio 427 V. Filth Ave
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
A BETTER FEELING
Farmers of the Buckeye Will Join in
 Work of Rehabilitation.

People who were in the city from the Buckeye country believe that the creation of the receivership for the Buckeye Land and Canal company will solve the problem which has been confronting that part of the country since last August Many of them had decided to withhold the price of wat CT from the company and so deprive it of the means of making the needed re- pairs. Now that something is going to be done they have announced that they will assist to the extent of their ability in putting the canal and dam in repair
 Until the flood of last August came followed by those of January and Feb ruary the people of the Buckeye cOun- try believed that they were specially favored in the matter of water. There was always enough there and nobody seemed to believe that there could ever be too much. The Buckeye farmers were indifferent with respect to the Tonto Basin dam; it could do them no good and beside they cid not need it. Now they are taking Q great in terest in the construction of the dam and are as anxious for its completion as are the farmers who expect to avail themselves of the stored flood waters.
 It is realized in the Buckeye country that a repetition of the damaging floods of this year is always possible under the present conditions. No dam or head is secure as long as the tide of the Salt is poured into the flood of the Gila. When the Tonto dam fs done the danger from flood in the Salt will be removed and there will stin be enough seepage to supply the needs of the Buckeye country
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
BAkACHE :?
 IFS YOUR KIDNEYS

  artfu a O once and sat
  bladder
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.

RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS. We have 9 perfect cure for rheuma- tism We guarantee it. Never fails Established 30 --ears. Sold direct to customers only. Mail orders filled. Correspondence invited. Call or ad- dress
 SPECIAL SYSTEM COMPANY, 2C4 Mercantile Place. Suite 35.
 LOS ANGELES.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08

riman and Mir. Hyde have finally ac- cepted the naturalization" project in dicates that they have no fear that control of that 400 millions will ne wrested from them. The one conso- lation of policy holders is that, thus far, there is no proof that the Equit able is in an unsound financial condi- ffon
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
KIDNEY DISEASE


  offer attractive
   than improvements here  
  farming
 E. J. BENNETT, Agent.
 N. Center
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
PEoFES SSI0kHL
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AssAYER AND METALLUReisT.
MINE EXAMINER.

IF SHAW, F.. M.-Mine examinations and
 management. Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08

Don't forget the sale on bath tubs. Four $50 bath tubs at $30 each. For sale at Evans Plumbing Shop, Satur- day only April 8.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-08

Indian baskets cheaper at Scottsdale than any other place in Arizona. Come out and see for yourself.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
No
More
Reservations
Taylor Avenue

Is the main street in Pacoina.
Every lot on the street is sold.
We must protect excursionists
who have not yet had an op-
portunity to make reserva-
tons. Full first payment
(one-hfth of purchase price,
must be made by visitors to
our office on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
No
More
Reservations
Taylor Avenue

Is the main street in Pacoima.
Every lot on the street is sold.
We must protect excursionists
who have not yet had an op-
portunity to make reserva-
tions. Full first payment
(one-ffth of the purchase
price, must be made by visit
ors to our office on Friday and
Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
:: :: :; !; pa. e::!::!!!:MA :! =:
! - ~ - AM Ex
Sunday "N lnE nGANA WW
DoI y - SAN FERNANDO VALLEY L
Grand
Free
Excursion
Sunday
Dec. IL
Looking Forward

PACOIMA in the very heart of the orange belt of the San Fer
nando valley. Oranges from this section took first prize ih
Portland Why should not this duplicate On
tario and Redlands values in few years?
PACOIMA is the natural of thousands and
of fertile lands Why should there not be
little metropolis here in few years?
PACOMA has pure cold mountain water pped to lot by
superb system of steel pipes. Water is king What can
stop the growth of Pacorna?
PACOIMA high altitude, healthy climate and fine soil
Why should Pacoima not be health center?
PACOIMA all the advantages of Pasadena Monrova
Hollywood Riverside Redondo, Redands and Ontario Is
there any why it should not grow?
PACOIMA has quick Southern Pacific train Late next
wear the Huntington electric lines will be there. Why will
facilities do for Pacoma what has been done in other
places?
PACoIMA oranges, lemons olives grapes and
garden truck Why will acreage not be profitable in
vestment?
PACOIMA dollars and them grow. Why
will they OF grow here the other places?
PACOIMA the place invite visit free excursion
Sunday You'll be sorry you miss the oppor
tuny Why do you go with and get your tickets at
once?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
Grand
Free
Excursion
Sunday
Dec. IL
Looking Backward

BOYLE HEIGHTS-In 1868 all the land sod mostly in
from ST. $500 per 1t is worth
than $1,000 today
PASADENA-The Crown Of the Valley with her wealth Of homes
and orchards sheep 1870 and the land sold for
$500 an
SANTA MONICA-Sana Monica Rancho offered for sale
from $oo to $500 in 1871 The city of Santa Monica
part of these and bean acreage i'm
medatey adjacent is valued at $500 per acre
RIVERSDEn the urupa Rancho sold for S1o
Riverside is the of the place and lands
worth $1,000 and $500 per
REDONDO-A similar story Rancho Sausal Redondo original
ly sold for So to $4
REDLANDS-The city stands ground that offered
per acre in 1877 and no takers
LONG BEACH-Cerritos Rancho the present site of Long
sold for $50 per in 1885,
ONTARIO-Chafey Bros bought 5000 here 50
to $500 in 1880 Today $500 per and Upward
buys the land.
MONROV1A-Town lots began selling for 5000 each here
PACOIMA-Lots at $3.50 $275. What would prophet pre-
dict for Pacoima ten hence Pacoma has
advantages than any of the places mentioned
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA. !

*Daily. Except Sunday. Flag STOP Meals
d Stop to let off passengers from Pittsburgh suxz
points east thereof.
mStops to discharge passengers from points east Of Hu
Stops on signal for passengers to points on Eastern DlyS
also EAST Of Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passengers T
O. Ry from east Of Alliance Flag stop to take M
passengers from c. G. Ry for points east of Alliance ~
which train stops pStops to let on passengers from an
and points east Of Akron. -
DARK Faced Type denotes tins from 1900 70 n 0W
midnight Light Fassdf from II 90 midnight to 10 90 noon
a. I. PECK. e. A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger EgsaA
7-1-nsI PTTTsBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards. rates OF fare, through tickesHss
baggage checks and further information fM--
garSiing the running of trains, apply to any
AGENT Of the Pennsylvania Linea.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
ciitt G(Iens GolJjeitsta0.
skine non c.l[s &raFt.

gls iie bonn Gtdnbesamt tdmen,
batte iie fih nod beim Sriihftiid nit
benz btden Snfel Gmil, tpel9er nit
benz Water als Srdu5euge fungirte,
berumeensdt nnb mar bann In itrabz
lenber 9etierfett burb bas gan5e 9aus
selaufen. Ser Mutter erodblte iie ldz
1enb, ipie Der @tdnbesbeamte 10 ebr>
puKelig rgl,dbise Grau" 81 ibr geIast
babe unb ibm tpdbrenb Der guilaen trr=
sen Gerenonie Elm icbredlid buutes
G9nupftu6 aus Der Saide gegudt
bdtte. 9er @roBmutter fiel iie in tpil<
Der 9dft Inn ben gals, Tim slei9 bar<
auf nit ben iiingeren griibern in 8ii4e
lnb Speifsfammer berum3uitDbern.
Der altsn Sere tpurbe nod) einmal
bringeno on's SerS gelest, lin Gottes=
iDillen nidt 81 pergeiien, iebe Wc9e
eine gorte fir ben iungen 9ausbdlt IN
Der Serte mitSn5dsen.
nNun fnb ste eine inage Grou,
5rduleinGal," n1einte bic treue @esle,
ir6em ite 5drtlib nit t9ren rouhen
5ingern iiber @uenS Dunfles Samrlt>
fleib {tri9.
Dieie i6iitteGte ben appf.s rNo9
nidt, DOre!"
l1nb baftig tpar iie tpieber binaufz
eeluufen, bic Sreppe hinauf, in i6r etnz
falnes MGbnenftiibhen @inen Muz
senblid blieb iie tpie trG11menb bpr benz
5piegel iteben Dem Seniter fteben unb
iiberflDg nit einen1 fdeu for19enoen
8lid ibre finberboft 3ierli9e Gefalt.
g1ein, iie mar no9 feline iunge Srau.
G5ie fpGr nod ote1elbe liitt GQen, bic fie
INNER gefpefen.
Ml5 fte Guftdps Ndmen III has gaobe
9u5 petnl Stdnbe8beanlten as{9rteben
uno Der @ater [Gnelnb lire 6anb nit
ben @orten nabm: rRu, liitt Glen,
nun 1T es aus nit Der MGb9en3ett,
Da tpar es fat tpie GnttGuI9ung iiber
ibr Mntlib geflogen.
Simmer rliitt gllen," au6 iebt nod.
in i1rer neuen 8Irbe, unb lie hatts Iitf
fteif unb fe7t eingebtlbet, ben &inbers
nan,en an tbrem Soa5eitstase fir
INNER rerfApinben gu feten. Dar fie
ni6t gelpd6fen, ais Ite on bes 9eliebz
ten @5eite ben 0aternamen ab!cgte?
ltno nun mar oIles tpie fonIt. Qlu9
gu 6auie Die MenfGen, bic RGurne unb
Wfo5el tpdren r1lperdnDert ge5lieben.
l1nb Die Griiber tobten unb ne4te1 1ie
tDie ionft unb bGtten beh nur be:Dun@
bern5 ua0 e6rfiir9tig lire 9anb fiifeu
biirfen, ats nit berartigem 6reubenges
beul iiber f:e ter5uftiir3en.
unb 70 fam es, 6aB 2utt @qens
Munb INNER no9 laate unb 16erate,
tpGbrenb in ibrem Ser3en gar gebetnt@
nibpoue, unperitdnbli9e 9tnge porgtn@
gen. Meit @uftuo tpdr iie beute au9
mod feline W2tnute aIlein getpefen. Gr
mar 70 Ieltfam ernft, fp i6redbaft blaB
bic gan3e 3eit-
Guen iab ita pGSkli6 tpte aug tiefem
Sraume eripade1o i'm 3inmer I'm.
9urG bos sSenItsr glttt Elm bla1er
Sonnenftrabl iiber ibr 8ett, tponberte
peiter iiber Bic rotten M}DbeG unb 6lteb
f9lieBli9 on Dem dlten Gleiberf9rant
in Der Gde baften. sic lddelte Geife,
unb borftdttg, gerdbe ols ob fte elm
@erbre6en beginne, i9li9 lie barduf gu
6oftig tniete lie nieber, OFfnete bic
S9ubIabe unb fudte ith tire puppen
aus benz bunten Our@einanber por.
Sebe etnaefne briidte lie ans 6er3, unb
bic alIerfleinite, Die blonbe, roIige 9uz
ftaba. tneide lie einmal in geAeirnntBz
pptler Gtunbe na9 benz Ndnen ibres
2iebfen unsetauft bate, preBte fte fo@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
Black
Drallgbt
Stock s.
Poultry
f11edicine.

9as 8ieb ,ittb bic Siibner Ieiber an
tpeniaen GtDrungen, bic nidt bon
1nrmz unb 2eberfebleru berriibcen.
9ie Black -Draught Stock s. Poultry Me-
dicine lit elm 2ebermitteI fir Die Sauss
there. Gle betuirft Die bette @efnnbbeit
ber Gerbauunssorgane. electromagnetic
amerifanifd6e Gieb6iibter urlo 2anb.
ipirtbe erbaIten ibre Scroen burdb cine
gelegentItbe Sofis Black Draught
Stock & Poultry Medicine In ibrem
5utter bermifdbt, geiuno. Srseno elm
Bieb5iibter fam bon ieinem Sdnbier
cine 25<gent, 1zspfiinbige, luftotdote
Bledbii6fe bon bieier Mebi5in faufen
inb feline Ibiere ipo6enIans, n better
@efunobeit erbalten. Saft die Sdnbs
Ier berfaufen bic Black-Draught Stock
81 Poultry Medicine. gSenn Der Gna
rige fte flint bat, bann fenbet Is Gent
fir eine 9robebiicbfe an bic Sabrifans
ten, THE Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
sseroaro ibrc &GlonDeit.

sariet ermarr, 200 q. 81, Str, Slep
9sart, raNlirtt ihre Id,GBe loattfarbe nit
alner frantbeit. 1is fi,rfbt SD
1atte 3ibeilm pser |fssaa feit Sab=
su, tts LII gsuftea'a Nraifa e5alte se~
ragteEte Gin ftAnflfeyea Ns.s iia,aley 6ei=
fill 1fbnitte, S9TaYitunsen mn
.sslpt IS Cts. pis IN sRillers
Nrtsf 9n Nhags ssataAfff ptyp
sllish ssTprrhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19

Hdolum loil lelt Oeut tt'tel Wai,
lpe 5odlUtyItdmoiQri, pttiitb u irlro.
INN eme rnuot NiliIlml p!1 t5ftgaa illr
Brtiie QelnntcE Iein. Nd. mnn Da5
melter Gebt, ro nilb il hAo 1ff ut'iG
gem0bnllt1e Ste;bii9W ltlt Nd&i}ltat
uus Eaolum baben t0luteH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19

0soGeIIe. ga., ben 80. San., 1902.
Die gIad .@ranabt @ieDe unb Siibs
ItersRebi5in lit bas 8eite, ba5 i1 ie
beriucbt babe. 9lIS Gle mir bic Waes
bi5in fnflbten. fab infer Yieb fdIimni
aus, bod lit es nun in beftem Sus
itanoe. Gs fiebt 20 Bro5ent befier aus.
q. 9. BroGtnetpn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19

3 pripatpoitfartsn niht franfirt,
init Millihten bonn Gourtbaus. Nem
p6ilanelphia, gnnal goOer uno Soar
40 IN oieier Clfiee su babsn. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
CgBtlliam 9crl 3u 9curp ssarl. 16llO0 Ader 8pper.
s
gbn arb &lrl 5u Gsiaiam SGorl, 13LlOO ader 9ope7,
e-nn

- Nm Sonnto0 AtittoQ brannte IN
Canal Tooer nns WOhnbaus BON
6riebri6 Wenolin9 boil itdnoi9 nieoer.
2os 6euer entltanO onrh Den iiberbib=
ten 5eisappurot, m1breno Die Taml!le
bel Nerlpanotsn uui SeIu6 mar.
2uoe: Sd bOrte, 9u ieieft aud on
Der @rtppe elllaAtt. bilt 8u wIeOes
geiunb?
S0r9: So. ib mar tront. i'd uuO oud
Die glte, aber mir iino QIiifIiA ooriibel
uno baben uus aud ielbf furirt.
2uoe: gD0s bubt SDr oenn 9e=
nOmmen?
S0r9: GHinin uro Wbistep.
Suoe: SD Aldubte, Seine 5frau trinte
telnen WbisteD?
S0rg: 5but Iie ou6 niht, tie nQbm
oas Gulnin llEO iO ben 8bisteD.
SIM Staate Soma ma6ten I'M
obgelaufeuen Sabre 40 ganten bou'
terott, Die 0spONto1en perloren 3w0if
OIjllioneu Goaays uno 10 YGutbeom=
te euoiAttu our6 SelbEtmoro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19

At Alliance connections made with trains from a1&
stations on the P, F. w. s. c. Division.
No. 500 connects at Yellow Creek for StsubsnvilIe ku&
B.lairs No. 3O4 connects at Wslsve for Steubenvis sE
Bsllaire Nos. 300 322 3o2, 304 and 3i6 eonnest Sm
Union Station Pittsburgh for the East Cate Parl0r Cars
on Nos. $40 and 3 No. 343 leaves Rsyenna *6 20 am
arrives Cleveland * 90 No. 342 leaves Cleveland IS B
pm arrives AaVehna o 2u Pm go. sfya
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

STRIKES GOOD ORE G. W.
Smith returned last night from the
Cottonwood mining district near
Buens Vista where he performed the
assessment work on group O. i've
claims owned BY the Florence Elmo
Mining company Of this city. In the
breast Of one Of the tupnsls he haa
opened . seod body Of orc that will
even run better in values than when
Il Wa assayed before although NO ~.
Gays have been made reosntly. The
ore to the naked eye shows decided
Improvement In the last few feet Of
dev elopment work. Ho brought
samples Of II homo with HIM and
will have them assayed 10 few days.
On An adjoining claim AoOampbel
and CLARK Of Pueblo have made goct
strike ny opening four foot vein o.
copper ore that runs about fort1
per cont copper. When Mr.. Smiti
left the district the snow Wa foo
dsep.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Mrs. Bell Dead.

Mrs. Allan Bell. wife Of DR.. Allan
Bell. pastor Of the Presby terian
church. died at the family home on
RbaimRAek ssAora-AAi II. n,nInnk- -thi.
disease she has been patient sufferer
for many months. She was forty nine
years Of age.
The funeral service will be held
from the Presbyterian church at !
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and inter.
meut will be held In Lincoln PARK
cemetery, Canon City. Rev. Bell
recently acquired some land there and
1t is his wish that the body be laid
near the homo they recently acquired
Mrs. Bell was born in London. On
tario. Oanada. but came to Florenc'
with the family . year ago last May
About the holidays last year she tool
sick with the disease from whicl
she died, although the family cam
to this city from Winona. MIMI. TO
her health. 10 try the benefit Of
higher and lighter climate.
The entire community extends th
hand Of sympathy 10 DR.. Bell an
his daughters. A son. J. L. Bel
il hero from Oklahoma City but ar
other son who 10 in Iudiau Terri
tory will NOT be able to got here fe
tho funeral.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

MERCHANTS ATTENTION. -
Your convenience has been considered
in giving the dinner next Saturday
night at shs Erickson building. You
will not hAvs to rush homo and back
bot can got . good dinner down
town and also have your wife eat
With you. Given by the o. E. Of
tho Christian church.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
ABOUT YOUR NEi0hB0R
AND YOURSELVES

1 y = - =
| DIR. ]. L. Edwards was in d.
Greek this morning.
| Matt Carroll hes returned "a
. business trip to Denver.
Mrs. J. F.Oollins left for DE
yer today to spend few days WI
friends. 9s'9
u. L. Bell Of Oklahoma City, \
visiting bis parents. Or. and Mrs. A
Ian Bell Of North Pixies Peat av
nue..
Mr.. Armour Of the strAthmore
Canon City. pssssd through TO P,
sblo today to zee his father who
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Robert
accompanied BY Mrs. W. 8. Alvord {
New York. returned from Denver IL.
night. s M ss
-Aman Moore. local manager fo
the Portland Cement 90. has rsturno
from . business trip to the Paeifi
Coast. .arf
H. Houston returned this morn
Ing from q trip to Depver vhare h
went on business connected with tn
new opera house.
Miss Frances Warner returne,
from Canon at noon. Her father
condition 10 about the same. sh
WAS aoompanied to Florence by he
brother. John.
Mrs. M. II. Watts and little soi
arrived from Dodge City. Kans.
Monday where she has been visitin,
for . month. and Join her husband
here. They have located at 1os W
Third street.
-Ars. 8 A. Cox. of Weston, No.
arrived today for . weeks visit will
her son. e. @ Cox. proprietor of the
Palace Pharmsoy The lady has been
her daughter. Mrs 8. q. Hall
It Trinidad. end is now enroute
homo sa
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Date Fixed.

Friday night, Nov. 10 he's been nxed
- the date for Rev. Ward Russell .
lecture ON Rome. Tickets will be
ready for sale tomorrow. Sixty.hve
magnificent views with lecture de-
scribing the placcs and giving thrill
ing incidents in Roman history Will
furnish ap entertainment for young
and old such - one IL seldom privi-
legged to enjoy.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

|. KOsY KORNER KLUB-Dr. Con-
dit very pleasantly entertained the
Kosy Koruer Club at her homo yes
tsrday afternoon. Dainty refresh.
meuts were served. li 3G'' 'ilf'
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Regular Thursday night dAnoe Ihis
evening in Morgan hall. symp bpy
orehsstsa. ~

Family bottled beer pints or d qharts.
y the oass delivered q your dsry BY
'hn wsstsnridsr. 40 3. Main.
~ blssk ~. 7sH
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Arrange for your dinner down
town Saturday evening At Erickson
block, corner Main and Santa Fe by
O. e. sooiety
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Regular Thursday night dsnoe this
evening in Morgan hall. Symphony
orchestra.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

The best barnes for Gil kinAe. q
work can be bad only from Lntss
Bros. Si.Se
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Now get ready TO SEQ Rome with
Mr.. Russell The trip will be made
Friday night, Nov. 10.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Regular Thursday night dance this
evening In Morgan hall. Symphony
orchestra.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Regular Thursday night dance this
evening in Morgan hall. Symphony
orchestra,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Regular ThursdAy night danos this
evening In Morgan hall. Symphony
orchestra.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Rene. past and present. Friday
night. Nov. 10. asf r.aa
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Regular Thursday night dance this
evening in Morgan hall. Symphony
orchestra.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

The Daily rris..s lco pr .saai
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

We teach svsfythinG szcspt cook
Inn. L O. @. offios SSlk Main 81,
Canon City, Colo. 36.si
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Il pays 70 advsrtise your wants !
the Tribans. ii .ailrO
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
French, German and Spanish

Taught by the latest methods. Ad.
dress I. O. g.. soiX Main, Canon
City. Colo. ss-6
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

OOLDER-Fair and colder tonight
and Friday. .7r '.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

nIL LEAeES-Ths Tribune oifice has In stoel
" printed blauk oil lsases for sale. A7t
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-10
IMPORTANT CHANGE
 OF FRISCO TRAINS
THE AGE-HERALD MESSENGER BOY" WILL BE RUN TO AMORY, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 19. CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

An important change in the schedule of the Frisco trains will go into effect Sun day morning, November 19 The most inn portant is the extension of The Age-Her- aid Messenger Boy to Amory, Miss. The train has been running only as far as Winfield since 1t was inaugurated sev- eral months ago at the instance of The Age-Herald It has proven such a popu- lar train and travel on 1t has been so large that the Frisco announced some time ago that it would extend the train to Amory.
 By this extension much larger ter ritory will received better railroad facili- ties and will also secure The Age-Herald at much earlier hour in the dSy. Sew eral important towns including Guin, Sul- ligent, Greenwood Springs and Quincy will received The Age-Herald early in the day by the extension of this train. It leaves Birmingham at 6:30 a. m. and re- turns to Birmingham at 6:30 p. m.
 Train No. 204, which leaves Birmingham at 102O p. m., will leave at 1O:3O ?. m. and will carry a twelve section Pullman sleeper instead of a Pullman car with an observation end. Trains 2O3 and 206 will make five less stops between Bir- mingham and Memphis after the change, and this will enable them to make bet ter time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-10
CIVIL SERVICE.
Examinations for a Number ot POSI-
 tions Will Be Held Here.

The United States civil service commis- sion announces the following examina- tions in this city to secure eligibles for the below named positions;
 On December 6, an examination Will DC held to secure a person to fill the position of computer in the forest service at the salary of 5000 per annum. Men only VIII be admitted to this examination.
 Examinations will be held on December to secure two nautical experts at the salary of S1OOO per annum each. One posi- ton is in the hydrographic office at wash ington, D. C., and the other in the branch Photographic office at Cleveland, o.
 Mechanical draughtsman examinations will be held on December to secure elgi- bles to fill positions under the 1sthmus canal commission, on the Isthmus of Pan anna as they may occur, at salaries rang ing from $12OO to $500 per annum. The usual salary is $150O.
 Examinations will be held on November 29-30 to secure persons to fill positions as hospital internes under the ithmus canal commission on the Isthmus of Panama Two days will be required for this exam ination. and only men will be admitted The age limit is from 20 to 30 years and the salary paid is s1oO per month. together with quarters.
 Examinations for firemen Glass B) will be held on November 29 to fill vacancies in the departmental service in the state, war and navy department building at the salary of s75O per annum.