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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BALTIMnRF z I'M -

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York CITY. % ST. Iib'v s..
WASHINGTON. Buffet TS0aw SO1ar
4WASHINGTOS. Diner. $50 an f00a an
tWASHIN6iTG\. Diner l1-5O an 12OOu'u
wv WASHINGTON Buffet 150 pm . 2f-i nm
t..ROYAL LTD Diner 5 40 pm soc pm
fWASHI%GTON, Diner a50um 60a uH.
WASHINGTON. E.-Tet. $50 nm 7G0 -
WASHINGTON. .Sleepers. 11s1 pm u IS n's
sEx Sunday tDsEy
Through Daily Trains % ths West.
Leave New York cry &3d s.. Liny 81.
CHICAGO. PITTSRURG. fI50 pm T. Is Mt
CHICAGO COLI MBJS. tl50 am i2olnu
PITTSBJ- FS(i. CLEVE'D. $50 pm +oo rm
'Fs'TTSaISJ -I}Ci LIMITED go pm t.eo Qm
GIN. ST LOFTS LOJ-ISV.. y % pm L Is nj
GIN. ST louis. IOV-ISV. 2 - an floo an
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOCISV.- $50 nm SEQ I'm
Offices: e45 +s8 1870 BrcaAWay Asi0r
House. 1O3 Greenwich s. . Union square
w. sol Grand s. y Y. 81 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn, West Ss;d -. and Idhertv s.
Affer D. m sleeping car rese vattoH.
and full information reeardins trains. &C
can 10 obtained ~ Suraau II Information.
2. & r r, I'D 81 Terminal s'-'Ee NJ
Chelsea S144-
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pED ID" LINE.

For La GuavTa. Puerto Cab-IIo. C'lrs-
raO and MaracaibO. Via Curacao. calling
alsO a san Juan p. r:
s. &. PHILADELPHIA. sat Sent noon
:. :. CARACAS. -. Saturday Sent II nom
For Ia fiuayra curacao and MaracaihO.
s 3 ZCILA saturday. Aug. Is noon
5, &. MARAC'AIRO- Saturday. sept 6 noon
These steamers have superior accoUmo-
datiOns for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DNII.ETT
General Managers. 50 Wall St
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PEOPLES ILlINIE

NEW YORk-ALBANY
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamers e.. W MORSE, odd dates Au-
gust. and ADIRONDACk. alternating. Iv.
Pier No. 81. y. r.. fuOJ Of Canal ST. g
(Sundays inc .udedl Direct connection with
express trains at Albany FOR Saratoga. Lake
George. EdirOndacks Thousand Islands and
Sharon Springs Orchestra. Automobiles
carried. Time table and Summer Book Free
Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight." los
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE
str. DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 81
\ r. every Wednesday and Friday, al
$50 p NJ. emitting ". 12Sth ST. Service
equal 10 regular steamers
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GARDENER 49, Married. can take fun
charge of gentleman's place. good refer
ence as to character and cspabiEty. Ad-
dress o.. Boz 81. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE PEOPLE on THE sTATE OF NEW


York by the grace Of God free and independeht-Tc
Theodore Bloch. Jacques Bloch Julien Bloch Ace ioet
Juliette Ruef. Levy Florne Bloch. Isaac Scwoo
Raphael schwob. Jeanne scnwob. l.ucie pdisheim aLn
SShwob. SchwOb (also known Georges
lDeprevot). Samuel Geismar. simon tiesmar. Sophia
Bergheim. Bertha Calm. Grumbael, leopoidne
Manuel Haenchen Berghemer. Emelie Sehwab Jest phne
Dreyfus Solomon Bergheimer Rosa ies EaeiI'r Marie
Ieyens Henrette Bar. Fanny Iaas, David ershtn@I
Lehman Mathilde Dedesne,ul. SARAH CuGenheiin
Alphonse Dreyfus Auguste Dreyfus theodore tTeyfus
Emile Pillods Sylvan Willard Nyier lucie2 ifeN-
fus Maurice Dreyfus C;emenss Kahn Emma WyleT.
Ernest Dreyfus. Lcnuie lreyfiS Maur-
ice Dreyfus Blanche schwob l'auI Nordman Louise
Anna Levy. Jacques Woog. Noise SchW0h AdtIpne
GchWob Camille EJtng Suzanre Schwoh Alfred ;
Hedelbach, executor named in the WI! ." mares
(also Samuel Wo"gp deceased sen
greeting Whereas. Henry r. ickelheire, Il the ~ ~
New York. has lately applied 70 the SurroEite CouI
county OF New York have two certain lnstru
writing bearing date Of the nd day or January!
1908 and the 6h day Of March 1906 respectively reaf
last viii of Charles RubenS talso
known Samuel Woogl late Of the city OF Paris France
appear Surrogate OF County of New York
Of New York, on the l2th da!
half-past of that day then
there attend the probate OF the said last VIII ana
testament And such Of you hereby cited as are
under twenty-onG years are required 10 ap
pear by your guardian II have one. II YOU have
none TO appear and apply for one to be appointed or
guardian Will appointed represent
and act YOU In the proceeding.
testimony whereof We have caused the seal Of the
Surrogate's Court Of the said County of New
IL. 81 he hereunto afhAed. witness Hon
A9HER Z. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of cur said
july in the year Of our thousand nine hundred
and six DANIEL J DOWDNEY. Clerk OF the Surro-
COUDF:RT BROTHERS Attorneys for Petitioner. II
Broad dvyay. Manhattan \. =
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ny. Ontario &Westerz Ry.G
Lackawanna RAILROAD.

I>AN' ~ " N-44ttkt .NtA44t y =
~ 1.. .UOt s-arciSy, Cnvist0gaSr. Nsss 80
Sts.
iS.tO ~ M.-FOr Htu.namtOn and kiii.isA =
sl0.OO A. H.-EOr Buffalo. Chica.a a1- .
louis
X12sO T. N.-Pocono Mountain Special
sl.su Z. M.-erOE lSufTal0 AMI CrlcaS1
1f-VO II. M.-FOT scranton aEu fty ai0AtA
- p. M.-FOT Buffalo and Chic4sa
.-;s5 n. M.-FoF Buffalo. SyE3cuso. IucA
sS-tc a. &.-RO- Ghicas0-Sisupets Wv
So r. ~
Tickets st fSa S.0 IlS3 ls3t FTo1lsss-.
n y: SD Fulton ST.. EIOuSlyu- 'lti'
tENceDt sunday. NFFidnys and SatlIe.-'
leaves SHd 81 $50 r. NJ ELe.yes Nnf1
tOShsr 81 q IN = NJ wees Gssss
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

GARDENER.-By German. married. no
children: long experiences in every branch.
glass etc: fine v"Eetabl, grower; reliable
man every way: wants cottage wife
board help. poultry. etc. J.. at Carpenter 5
Bureau, 154 9th ave.
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COACFIMAN-Color az anything; refer
ences from las. employer 1896 30 ave.
care Williams.
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ADV nVEISTISENESTss -saH slnscTiptlsorns'
The Tribune received al their Us.sc's
Cuice. No. lSS& BToadUzy. tetWeel
and Ssth sts-. until ocieSS p N 49,.
usernents received az the -OlioNins ts,-.
cihceS at regular oiic0 Teg<s until 80
Us oth ave. Coz. 1-th 81; .. EAst ttsa -
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HIIP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOYS WANTED -CroUells bindery. s2s
West Broadway
DRUGGIST. Registered druz clerk wanted
81 Newark n =: American preferred
must 30 reliable auG nave good references.
Csil OF write ". A. DEMAREST. Of Charles
y. CFittenfon e. Co. li5 Fulton ct. New
Tork C7ty.
sAL4EsNAE--Wan:ed. a capable. industTt-
Diis rnaH 20 Tsogk on salary and commits
sion: permanent position in an established
Business and good opportunity - i4ght party.
Address OPPORTUNITY. Box g. Tribune
O--ics
WANTED -wn-king farmer ard wife who
"a butter maker and can board the help:
nan 20 work with and understand help and
,. practical. must have some knowledge Of
ehicksns. Apply by IeiIer only, FARMER.
Room %. fb8 Broadway
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Mediterranean Service.
LINE.
Special Notice.

Great variety Of sreCial cruises and
trips by superb passenger steamers to the
ORIENT. MEDITERRANEAN ard ADISI-
ATTIC SEAS WEST INDIES. JAMAICA
ITALY and EGYPT.
TRAVEL. BUREAU r T. Tickets. hotel
accommodations End general information
about foreign travel
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 RROADWAT y. y.
Phone laND Rector Piers. HOboken.
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JA%ITOR Colored man care H. r Cole.
672 3d ave.
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NNG@OR L0MR.

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDEEny
Caledonia. .Au. g. noon ColVmS!a Sepf : No.,
astoria. sept J. pm Furhessla sept Is. :pn
saloon. $50. I'd Cabin SIS. Sd Clss, So ~
and upwards. accort.ns to acccmm0dafio, !.
steamship For tours snd inforr1ati,,, ,,r'-,
HENDERSON BROTHERS IT-I0 B5SasNx,
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THE KITTATINNY,

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
The Paradise Of America. Capacity, 900 Open from
Hsy f November. ~ hours from New York Via Della
& Lscks~anns r. R.. without Of cars Auto
Write for special booklet
CHARLES z. COPE.
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VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Waters hnths hotels and scenery nowhere equailed
Rheumatism sout and diseases cured Com
pete hydrotheTepsutic apparatus japanese palm roon
golf. swimming pool hne livery and outdoor pastnes
TIRE NEW HOMESTEAD s modern IN the strictest sense
pstronzcd the highest class Brokers Office with
y. Y. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allow. ,topover Covinston Va through tickets to
Cincinnati Louisville. Chicago 81 Louis and the ives.
de trip Virginia Springs.
Pullman compartment; via Washnston leaves
y y r. arrives Springs SIS m. eastern time
Excursion tickets 4. & O Office. 1862 Broadway 2s5
s.h Ave. and Offices r. r. and connecting lines
FRED srERRY Manager Hot Springs. Va
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COACHMAN. first class single. thoroughly
experienced. care horses. carriages. har-
ness: careful driver: city. country; gener-
ally useful just disengaGec: references last
employer. COMPETENT 224 East 42l ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

BOYS WANTED -Crowells bindery. s2s
West Broadway
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PENNSYLVANIA.
P0CONO MOUNTAIN HOUSE
AND SPRINGS,

Elevation. 1924 feet Golf Riding School Is horse.
Finest and in the world Open throupl
September and October. Booklet.
EP HOOKER Jr.
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CONNECTICUT.
EDGEWOOD INN

GREENWICH ION THE SOUND, CONN
Beautifully iooated resor: patronage
rooms suite with baths all modern
s1eul service IN ell departments Casino Coli. Tenna
Bowling Riding and Driving. Superior tabl.
quarters. Well kept drives a picturesque
county. 80 minutes from New York via New Haven
r. =.
D. p. SIMPSON Manager
&gr. Laurel House. lakewood. y. ).
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

TEAMsTER and FARMLAND Good. un-
derstsnds all kinds Of farm machinery
and care OF horses. etc. l.. a. l53 9th ave
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Summer Resorts.
MAPLEWQQp HOTEL

vnIH MNPLEWOOD. \. II. Open until Sept
wv 2sth Social ard Scenic Centre. High
To Altitude. No Hay Fever. ls-HoI.E
IN GOLF COURSE. MAfLEWOOD COT
rAGE opposite scconmoaatss i'5 s,,o2ps open
LEON H CILLEY, Manager.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

FOREMAN. B,' mechanic. with first class
concern: 10 years practical experience on
tools. experimental work. metal patterns
special machinery. instrumental work and
automobiles HONEST. Box 10 Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

STATIONS foot of West IHsnty-tnift ssl'''
and pesbroasae and cCItidnIt stAcess..
HA'rh. leaving time from pesnrotses 80
Cortlandt streets is nye minutes aa,ef ,S' S-.sN
that given below Tor r~sniy-tn.ti o
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

USEFUL. MAN Middle aged German sin
gle: gentlemans place. good hoTseman: :
handy. general worx. references. JOHN
G., 70 Greenwich az.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

COOK or BUTLER. R.-Japanese; long ex
perence: cook, butler or valet: excellent
references. TAXA. I64 Sands ST.. Brook
lyn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

A local real estate agent in Speaking
of the condition of the Birmingham realty
market yesterday stated that trading is
taking on new life apparently every day
Conditions are excellent now and 1t is
thought that after January the market
will assume its usual shape.
The proper papers were filed in the pro-
bate clerks office yesterday recording the
following transactions in local real estate
in which amounts of 5000 or more were in
volved:
Rugby Land and Improvement company
to NJ. L. Stradford, lot l, in block 6, Kenil-
worth, as shown on the map of the survey
of the Rugby Land and Improvement COM
pany, the consideration involved in the
transaction being $1,000.
W. r. Stewart and wife to j. R.
Thomas, lots % and "A, in block 2, accord
ing to the map of the survey of E. T.
Fields addition to Ensley, the consider
alton involved i'm the transaction being
$685.. Mineral rights are reserved.
A. S. Canterbury and wife to Moses
S. Blank, so feet off the north ends of
lots /, . and 3, in block N, according to
the map of w. II. Van ct AL survey in
Woodlawn, the said property being stu
ated on the southwest corner of Parker
or Fifty-eighth street and extending back
along the south line of Third avenue $50
feet, the consideration involved in the
transaction being $3.50.
Charles w. Hill and wife to Mrs. Jessie
p. Hall, certain property situated in the
southeast corner of the southwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section
rs, township II, range 3 west, the said
property being tract measuring 1853 by
1873 feet, the consideration involved in the
transaction being $500
Katie l.. Stephenson and Elmer E.
Stephenson to N. II. Carpenter lot 6, in
block 49, according to the map of the
survey of the Tharpe place in West End,
the consideration involved in the trans
action being $21OO
7. II, Benners and Alline b. Benners
to Joseph Schesser and Margaretha
Schiesser, lots l and 2, in block ., accord
ing to the map of the survey formerly
belonging 10 Bertha Speaker, the con-
sideration involved in the transaction
being $1,000.
p. NJ. Baker and wife to Wood Per-
son, the east half of lot l, in block 8,
south, Smithfield, the said lot being stu
ated on the southwest corner of Martha
avenue and John street, fronting % feet
on the south line of Martha avenue and
John street $40 feet to an alley in the
rear the consideration involved in the
transaction being $3.50.
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OF CONFERENCE
REGARDED AS IMPORTANT

Montgomery, December 12.-(Special)-
Though the session of the Alabama con-
ference, which closed Monday afternoon
at Eufaula, did not give to some of the
leading men of the church as much as
they wanted in the way of assignments,
it is a fact that ii was one of the most
important in the history of the body in
some of the accomplishments 1t prepared
the way for the building of a woman's
college at Montgomery and for the firm
establishment of the Owenton college at
Birmingham for boys
Before the conference adjourned the
bishop, at the suggestion of the commit
tee on education, appointed the following
as members of the joint committee to ar
range for the consolidation of all Ala
bama Methodsm on two schools, one
for girls and one for boys A. j. Lamar,
book agent of the publishing house at
Nashville; j. M. Mason, presiding elder
of the Eufaula district; j. M. Dannelly,
clerical; w. f. Yandiver and w. II.
Thomas, Montgomery, and w. Fl. Sam
ford, Troy, lay. These will take up the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13
B. F. Eborn
Snap Shots Today.
Real Fine Game and
Worth the Powder
504-7 Brown-MarX Building

$20OO-190x1So; choice corner; North High
lands.
Sl10O-lO0X19O; edge of Highlands; 100 feet
of car line; a fine lot.
Si100- A modern, we'll located, 2-story, =
room houme; South Highlands; small
cash payment, balance like rent; pays
$3.50 year.
$500 cash. balance $40 month: BUYS at
bargain; 2-story, S-room home; near
18th ave; swell location; South High
lands.
l00X2O0-Fronts Highlands ave car line;
South Highlands; 2-story, Groom, mod
ern home; every convenience and attrac-
tive; one of the finest lots on the High
lands, and you will like the plan as a
whole If you want a good thing.
$l0OO-5OXl3O; near Glen Iris; only $500 cash,
balance l, 2, years, per cent.
5000 cash, balance $40 month"; buys at a
bargain an elegant, 2-story. modern, +
room, attractive home; u block of car
line; South Highlands.
S5OO-2-story, modern, S-room home; furn-
ace heat and CRATES; near 18th ave;
South Highlands.
$5750-A lovely elevated lot $4,000; 2-story.
S-room home; 18th st, near 18th ave. |;
South Highlands; $3.50 cash, balance 5
years, per cent.
$5S0O-2-story Groom, modern home. furn-
block of car line; South Highlands; 1890
cash, balance $40 month; this place will
rent for more than the monthly pay
ment.
A lovely lot, near Highland ave-, in a
nrst-class location, at less than $50 foot;
a snap for first-class lot.
$l0O0-5OX140; fronts car line; Richmond
place.
SIS foot-1s6x14O; near 18th ave-; South
Highlands.
S25OO-4-room cottage and lot; 50x2OO: 18th
st. South Highlands; $500 cash and $500
year.
$55OO-A bargain; choice location; 18th
ave; Highlands: modern, well built. at
tractive, 5-room cottage; pretty lawn
and shade; excellent neighborhood; a
neat, coy little attractive home: goes
today on terms, $500 cash balance $50
month and yet you continue renting. let
the chance pass and say you want to
buy a home.
$3.50 foot-50X140; 3rd ave. north. near
oath st.
$3.50 foot-5ox14O; 4th ave-, north, near
oath St
s6ooo-Rents $3.50; 75x1lO; improved; 4th
ave, north.
$1500-75X190 two S-room modern houses:
near goth ST., edge of South Highlands
s75OO-Rents $40 two choice 14-room apart
ment flats; South Highlands.
$65OO-Rental 5000; lovely, modern corner;
S-room home; South Highlands.
SiOO0-Rental $3.50; 100X140; corner on Ave
e. fronts belt line.
$iOOO-Rents $40; brick: 12Ox120
$9OOO-Rents 5000; brick; 1O0x14O; corner.
Sl0OOO-Rents $1,000; 1OOx19O: corner.
sl2,5OO-Rents $11OO; brick; 50x14O 2nd ave.
$l6,5O0-Rental $3.50; gilt-edge: close in:
corner; northside; Improvements alone
worth 11,000.
Sl5OO-Rental $3.50; 100Xl9O; corner.
A WORD TO THE INVESTOR
Birmingham is growing larger and
faster than ever before and your chances
are growing fewer and farther apart to
get in ON the ground floor.
You will not improve your chances for
coed investments by delay. Some of the
best realities to be had are offered above.
We have others. Call to see us.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13

work with the committee for like pur-
pose recently appointed by the North
Alabama conference
ne transfer of the Rev. o. c. McGehee
to Court street church, Montgomery,
brings him back home He was raised in
this county. The Rev. Henry Trawick,
who leaves Perry Street for Greensboro,
was for some time editor of the Alabama
Christian Advocate, and is well known in
Alabama Methodism. I. w. Chalker, who
comes to Perry street, is one of the prom
inent men of the conference, having
served Broad street church, Mobile.
1t is also a matter of interest that the
conference adopted very strenuous reso-
luton against child labor with instruc-
tions to the secretary to see that 1t gets
to the next session of the legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13
The DAY IN CONGRESS
THE SENATE.

Washington, December 12.-The open
session of the Senate was limited today in
order that the major portion of the day
might be devoted to a consideration in
executive session of the Algeciras treaty.
The feature of the day was a speech by
Senator Rayner unfolding the states
right doctrine as involved in the present
Japanese question on the Pacific slope
Resolutions We're agreed to calling upon
the President for information regarding
the seizure by Mexico of the fishing
schooner silas stearns, and directing the
secretary of war to furnish information
regarding an alleged experiment with
cholera virus at Manila resulting in ten or
more deaths.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-one cent word II day. no
nd. taken for less than 10 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13

Rooms AND BOeHD WANTED.
W5NTED-RV small family, three nnfur-
nlshed rooms for light Housekeeping;
references exchanged. Bell phone 253,
or address at once A. B. c., care Age
Herald
S2100 CASH-50xl0O; corner; improved;
fronts car line; edge of South Highlands;
three blocks of Five Points. b. f.
Eborn, 504-7 Brown-Marx Bldg.
WANTED-Comfortabl room with pri-
vate family, by gentleman; southside
preferred state location and price Ad-
dress B. H. care Age-Herald. 12-12-2t
WANTED-By young man, board and
room with bath in private family sat
isfactory references made sure Adj
dress r. S. NJ, care Age-Herald.
12-13-2t
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BOARD ER5 WANTED.


WANTED-Day boarders, also couple TO
occupy room. can 22ol 9Th avenue.
l2-13-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13
The HOUSE.

Washington, December 12.-The House
today began the consideration of legisla-
tive, executive and judicial appropriation
bill by paragraphs, and completed thirty
four pages of the bill before adjournment.
Several hours were soncumed i'm debat-
ing an amendment referring to smplified
spelling with the result that the original
provision of that subject was ellmina ted,
and another amendment adopted. The new
provision instructs the public printer to
use the photography generally recognized
by the standard dictionaries
The House adjourned at p IN. until
tomorrow.
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Rural Carriers Appointed.

Washington, December 12.-(Special. y
Rural route No. 2, ordered established
February 1 at Henager. DeKalb county,
serving 500 people and 40 fanatics.
Richard N. McElrath appointed regu-
lar Frank S. McElrath substitute rural
carrier route No. 2, at Cedar Bluff.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13

FOR SALE-A large tract of land, suit
able for n colony; no guess work; fifty
tenants on it now; will make 500 bales
of cotton this year and 1000 bushels of
corn would have been sold long ago
but for the eXtravagant profit the real
estate agents wanted. Owner Allen p.
IIowison. Randolph, Ala. 12-5-10t
AN AQUARIUM with gold fish, singing
canary, talking parrot or a pet animal
for a Christmas gift; large variety and
low prices. Birmingham Bird Store, 407
North 18th street. 12-9-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-
MI are in the market for Frederick,
okla, lots; lot owners would be bene-
tied by corresponding with us. Stin-
son & Mounts Real Estate Agents,
Frederick Okla. 11-15-30t
ANY poo. girl needing friendship, help,
advice, etc, will find ready and willing
assstancs by applying to the matron of
Salvation Army Rescue Home. SD st.
and Ave. g. Birmingham. Ala 6-14-f
y $3.50 bargain; choice Groom home;
lovely lot: 50x20o; furnace heat and
CRATES; $3.50 cash balance s years: near
18th ave. and 18th St, South Highlands.
y. L. Eborn. 50l-7 Brown-Marx.
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FOR RENT.

For RENT~We can lease for a long
term vacant lot close in on a rail-
road. or build for suitable tenant. w
Il. Leedy & Co 12-S-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-11
OUR TRADE WITH JAPAN.
In the Fiscal Year 1905 It Aggregat-
ed s1Oe, 10000

Trade of the United States with Japan is
larger than with any other oriental country,
says a bulletin issued by the Department
Of Commerce and Labor. and aggregated in
the fiscal year 1905 s1O6, 100000. Exports to
that country have grown from about 5000
coo in the calendar year 1895 to over SIS, 0O0.-
600 in the fiscal year 1905. and the imports
from that country from $27, 5000O0 In 1895 to
nearly So 100000 in 1905
The growth In exports from the United
States to japan and China, says the bulle-
tin, has been a remarkable feature in our
export trade in the last decade. The in
crease in exports to Japan was in round
terms $50. COCO while during the same pc
riod the growth in exports to all South
America was but S32,000.000; to all Africa.
but 100000: to Oceanica including Ha-
wall, $30000.000. and to all Asia. except ia
pan and China, S1S000,OOO. Raw cotton ex-
ports to japan in 1905 amounted to practi-
cally SIT 100000: manufactures of iron and
steel to about 10000 900; flour, $4,000, 600;
leather So. 600 600: mineral oil, nearly So, 600
600 and provisions about 100000. Raw
silk imports from Japan in 1905 amounted
practically to s29.00O.O00, tea to a little over
81 100000. and mating and mats a little
more than S2.G0O.000