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- o, Congress, I'd Congressional
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R,yK CLARK, Of Columbia.
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FROM WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT.

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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Msl5r d. k6b5. u and Eleanor X Kuklsy D..
Washington .. c. Rev George Is. King
james sumner Collins. q. Detroit. 1Lich. AID
ksthsgias Flles Gamer. ., Mobile. Ala. Rs7.
Robert n Ncore
Louis J. Rogers. q Washington. D. c. and
Evelyn Cor6ozs. q san Francisco. Rs7. D. l..
Macleod.
Valentine " Crsurford. u, and Nsteie I. Z. A.
mold IS ReT. (. Hez SVEN
Henry S. Smith. .. and Emma c. Scheidt. e.
BaltinloTe. lid Rev. y. n Ferguson.
Paul D. Frost. 3. and Era II. Brggs. s. RsT.
]. r. VerhTycke-
Richard c. II. Calvert s. and Joe Anmeu Davis.
p Rev. George c. Garter
Albert ]. Gutekunst, %. and Julia Fisher. =.
Rsy. John II Cooper.
Richard Z Policy, g and Alice C. King e.
Rev. E. Hss Sven
Lawrence \. FToman. Q. Richmond. Va and
Maud l. Wemple. Richmond. Va Rev :. J. Muir
Ernest Z. Car, ,, and II. Virginia johnson, g
Rev. Thomss e. Snyth
Herbert Z. johnson, n and GEaco L. CoIburn
.. Rev. ". c. Alexander.
Wilber T. PAYNE. s. and Rosie L Towers, T.
Rev. Westoa Bruuer.
Viola Thomas. ., Washington, =. c. RoF. Charles
5. Buck
William L. Tburbsr, 81, and Jsnaie Z. BoBb, g.
Rev. L. H. lamar
Edmund " Healy. . and Rosa B. Dent u.
Rev. J. r. HefsIman.
COLoRED.
George Brown. 2. and Brucilla BIND r. Rev
W J. Howard.
Lexis Campbell % and Mamie Henderson. q.
Rev. J. r. u. AiasthsEs.
LAsreBcs Madison. p. and Daisy johnson. Z.
Rev W. J. Howard
Abe Hensy. :. ard CoTnelia Jackson. 3. Rcr.
G.. II. Harris
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SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

In ths instaIlnents Of The Counterstrose Al
ready paolizhsd i related how three peIsopagei
n high rank are gwen orders b one ALr PeEigoTd
sire mystETious head Of The secret s0cisty 70 rhleb
thsy az telons, 70 aid hin IN locating the three
msn At the head CT tie uihilist organisation n
Europe. and to help destroy its power. One Of these
three men IS Lord Francis Cressinshams who lost
his post As ss1stary 70 the British ambassador to
The court Of tie Car through the intrigues Of q
WOMAN niAiist-AIadams Viyella, COUNTESS q he
hsnstein. The second was Count Won 0eltisn Vhe
yab compelled 70 resign as chief aftaehe u the
halssrs embassy II Loadou through the intrigusf
q the same wenza- The last q the tho an
austrian aEchdUke. going under the name Of Prince
'arlos, vas also drawn into Madame Niyella's
Aenenes, % his Own danger. Al three men are
Infatuated b her unusual beauty In the case Of
iord CIessingham, however It IS only a temporary
rsssion as be Is really IN I've with Miss Frsncins
tlliott. daughter Of Col Vernon Elliott, V. G B.
De lnds nnmediatsiy afte- getting his instructions
from PezlgOrd that Miss Elliott has met Madame
Nsslla and ike every one else has become intensely
interested il her. LoTd CresEsngham tries e warn
AH1 Elliott against the woman, but as lie IS
unable % expiain bis reasons be crates suspicon
Hgalnzt himself Lord Cressineharn who IA srsciai liz
detailed 70 watch Nine Niyva ana get certain in
f1Tn6t0n from heT. fails 10 satisfy his Superior and
sou oeltea Is sent ksep watch Cd him Just after
Fon Osltlan arrives st Lord CEsssiDghauis apart
ments az midnight Miss Elliott appears there.
Whle sas vas giving Inn warning az s plot against
rs he some enc else knocked al the deer Mss
slliott hid n an adjoining room Just as 4inc.
Nyel2 appeared. She tired 10 throw herself into
his AIMS. bun be spuTned her After a stormy
scene shs LETT and Crsssnshsm escorted the ipdig-
nanJ Hiss Elliott 70 her cab he noticed two men
Tnrlns after her carriage but Thought ii5te eg It.
he next Gay, after another unsatisfactory interview
Vlth Nina. Flysns, Lord Cressinshsm hnds Miss
Elliott has not returned 20 her home, sad becoming
alarmed lcT her safety, institutes search for her
fEI-zcFa makes FflVsterirre
AZ hrs 1uncrgrs and from him It IS learned Mss
Elicit hss been kidnarped by mistake IN plsos Of
Mme Nivells, The captive is pat ca board .
YACHT and sex. 70 an unknown destination. Pergord
then announces his intention 70 kidrap Nine
VIyella himself and orders CTessinghtm 70 act az
her lailer, with his ICONS IS her prison tie also
warns The Englishnsn Prince Carlos s. Jealous be-
cause # Mne. Yiyella and wants % kill tle lord
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. file reply bEisf beEsia On ssoton Of sEr ]. Gray
L0cas for the pe5lisnef.
No 5a southern Railway Company. petitoaneF.
IS Matte ]. stutfs. administrative, kc- petition
for VIII Of csEtioIzu % tho United States ciEzt
CoaVt Of Appeals Tor the Fifth cr5nt subEitfed hs
Mr.. Georss (. Hamilten n be5aH q 81. Milton
Hainss for the petitioner, and hg Ar. kieaalo ".
Walker for the respondent
No lsa California Consolidated Aislng colapsaS,
plaintiff in errog -, Chzriss alanleg. sheriff. &c,
st a. molten % dismiss submitted - alI. fTans
S. Bright IL behalf q sir. J. T. tcrney u SUP
port q the motion and - aif. u A. Feisom y
oppositiou thereto.
SO. SO. Tie Old poninicu Steamship Company.
owner. &c. petitioner. y. PTsmus Gl@oFs, al
uinistEatGr, &C. petition fer Wit of ceFuoyars
70 the Cnitsd States Circuit Court Of Appeals for
tht Second circuit submitted b AIr- Esrursson
Putnam for the pstitisEaeT and b. sIT. ]. PARKER
KHiin aud Mr. George ". Belts r., fog tbs
respondent.
10 ss8 Ahrana Rossnbergx. petitioner. ".
4ossph Il. Harris: petition for wit Of oeTJloTaIi
to tho United States Circuit Govt Ct APpsals feF
van u behalf q NJ. J. J. Darlingop and NJ.
James c. Jones Cor the petitioners and By Dir.
solieitos General Hort for the respondent
Nc. $50. VI, ". Rose, plaintiff IN eTrog, -. Ths
State Of Kansas eI rel G. c, Coleman, attorney
general; motions to dismiss Or affirm submitted b
IN support of uotisus snd lg aIr. Frederic 2. No
ksnDey u opposition thereto
10 T. Original The UH&tso States q AnaeFles,
complainant, vs. John T. shipp e. al leave granted
T. tie answers herein on motion Of Sir. JUdson
Harmon, M, Lewis Shepherd, blr. G. ". chsnhlee,
Mr. sanlusl r Maddox. and Dir. Joe y. Williams
Tor the defendants
No 9. Original Il paTte: n The matter e
GeeIgs Morris. pstitionsr. argued b. MT. z. Z.
Riddle Tor The petitioner and b afr. Don c. Smith
for the respondent
No. s3s Ferdinand Eidman. oolcetoT, &c, De-
titioner, Is Frederick 3 Tilzhman et al, ez1ca-
tore. Sc argument Commenced by Sir. Assistant
Attorney General McR1ynolds fo= the petitioners,
continued By 9lr. Z. 3. Whitney for the respond
euts and concluded tg Nh Assistant Attorney
General AeReypelds Ter the petitioner,
No. 8. The FIDELITY Mutual LIE Insurance Cen,
paly, appellant. e. William 4. Clark e. Al; ar.
guraeHt oommsncsd b AtT. Maurice Z. Leeke fer
ths appellant
Adjourned until to-day az i o'elock
Iha DAY cal fer Tuesday, October le VII be a.
folioHS- Mo- ., =. 2, e. 9. O. 4, 2. g, snS 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

American University Park-Galen L. TAFT Ct al II
John B. Armstrong, lot c. block T. $500
No. 10 Hickman street soUthesst-T. Franklin
Schneider ct ux- TO William c. Lang, lot 50
square 80, SO.
KsIorzra Heizhts-NfsTgsret c. Parsons ct VT
George W, 70 Emma ]. Benson. lot %. block 8
500
No. liza Connecticut avenue northEeSt-W. H r.
Smith Ct al, trustees, to Helen S. Wright
Esther =. PhilliIs, and Marie L Smith LOT S.
square e. SO
Thirtg-ffth street northwest. osswesn ? aud G
strects-Afichsel J. Keaue Ct a., trustees, 70
William J. oDonaeI, lots a. and rs. squals
I25 2.675.
Thirteenth street northwest. between 5 and I
ssTeets-ClsrsIes 3. Rhegn, trustee, 70 George
u. F. Swzrtzell. part original lot ., square ~
$500 George y. F. SWsrtzeil G w convs5
same property to Conrad Richter. Sioo.
Z street southeast. between Fourteenth and Fl.
teenfh streets-Ihonas T. Luckett et " b
Ross Ic1iullsn, lot s. squars 1862, SO
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cauadian Indians Get 100.

The Seneca, Onondaga, Cayuga, and
Tuscarora Indians were yesterday denied
leave TO fils bill 70 restrain the carrying
cut OF the judgments Of the Court OF
Claims that LOO Oneida Indians who left
New York and settled In Canada some
sixty years ago should participate il the
distribution Of S2115.000 appropriated b.
Congress last winter to pay for lands
coded to the government IN 1881 by the
New York Indians. Under the decision
the Canadian Indians VIII receive some
$4,000.
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REWARD!

The Washington Herald viii
pay a liberal reward for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and
conviction Of persons found steal
ing copies OF this paper from
homes. There has been system
attic differing Of this sort in diff
ferent parts Of the city with the
obvious purpose Of annoying sub
scribers and gripping Tie Her
aids delivery system. The police
have been on the alert for sew
eral days to catch the thieves,
and The Herald viii reward
Others who assist in the capture
and conviction.
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Assignments for Tuesday. octoh.r IS 1905
Special calendar, Ses. % and u. United State,
q Anerica rs. ETzns- D. ". BaksF-Ihonas Tay.
lcI attorney
No. 1876. Colunhia National sand Dredging Cen.
psHy =. Morton.
Ne l6sa stiisoa Hutchins rs. c. L. afunn.
10. l6s!- SIMON Bronson vs. Ednund Brady
30. 1879. Toledo Computing Scale Company vs.
Garrison.
No. lsal lsacrtsleeTes IS. Capital Iracron Cen
pany.
10 les4- The Allsnanis Fire Insurance Company
S. The FTemens Insurance Company
Ne. lssS. 1chn AcFsTisua y. Patrick KEbT.
Nc. So IAcmas z. Pickford IS. Hear u Tai
bott.
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ISAIV YOUR I'D. IN THE HERALD
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FOR SALE-By owner; residence, two
stories modern in every respect; on both
floors arranged as two flats for one or
two families; room enough on lot for
flats that will pay interest on total in
yestment: block and half of Five Points.
This is the best buy on South High
lands as an investment. Also lot 50x125
wth15-foot alley in rear and a 20-foot
alley alongside fronts east on 18th ST..
between 9th and 7th ayes, north. This
will pay to investigate. For price and
terms, address or call on w. X Cornish,
1923 South 18th street.
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FOR SALE-$2150-New 7-room, 2-story
house. barn, etc. corner lot 50x190; Pop
lar st. and Stlner ave, West End long
time; easy payments. P. M. Vance &
Co, No 2OOS1b I'd ave
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TWENTY coin operating peanut vending
machines, for vending sailed shelled
peanuts, will pay a net profit of So
a day, or $50 a month, and $500 per
year; you can start with one machine
and add others from the profits when
placed with stores on a percentage ba-
liz c.., ILL L.. IL A
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FOR SALE $2250; 61x1S0; Groom eottage
and hall; years old: recently papered
and painted; on East Lake car line and
5Sth street; one-third cash. balance l, ,,
years. John B. Bethea, 461 Hood Bldg.
Bell 362
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WlANTED-Experience bookkeeper and
general office man for cotton milling
company; stamp enclosed with refer
ences, stating salary desired. Arlo Mills,
p. o. Box 951, Atlanta, Ga.
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LADIES-Dr Strictland's monthly rem
edy relieves in five hours; safe and
sure; box free; send stamp for particu-
lars Crown Chemical Co., Box SO, Mil
waukee, Wis.
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D-Representatives to solicit or
ders from saloons. druggists. hotels and
clubs for woodland whisky, adopted by
United States government for hospital
purposes; easy sellers; commission or
salary; write for territory, prices, sam
pies, ETC. woodland Distilling Co., No.
Scott ST., Covlngton Ky. 9-9-St-sun
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WANTED-Young man stenographer:
with manufacturing concern; good place
for right party. Address in own hand,
with references, and state salary want
ed. Address Manufactures, care Age
Herald 9-8-2t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

HAIHs-One cent word n day. no
al. taken for less than 20 cents for
arst Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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FOR SALE-Lime works near Calera.
Ala; great lime manufacturing center.
Complete plant. Active operation Safe.
profitable. Unlimited demand. Ice fac
tory in Louisiana clearing $500 monthly.
Exceptional opportunities. Investigate.
Invest Louisiana Business Co., New
Orleans. 9-9-2t
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5000 FARM-500 acres, 10 miles of one Of
the best cities in Alabama would make
a model stock and general farm; being
sold under pressure; investigate quick,
as this must be sold; see 1t and make
offer B. F. Eborn, S01-2 Title Guarantee
Bldg
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATIcs-One cent a word dayG no
nj. taken for less than 20 cents for
frat insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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WANTED-Party with from $500 to $500
can purchase one-third, one-half or en-
tire interest in the best manufacturing
concern in the district. Address G.. H. L.,
care Age Herald.
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FINE plantation for sale; 1860 acres; 8
miles from Eufaula, Ala; about 1000
acres under cultivation; balance fine
virgin timber and pasture; 5-room
dwellings, and one 2-story, S-room dwell
ing: % tenant houses; growing crop and
tools. all go in at a sacrifice; the land
is very rich productive loan; will grow
anything suitable to this climate; will
make a bale of cotton and go bushels
of corn to the acre; will grow all root
crops to perfection everything in first
class condition; a bargain for quick
deal; would make three good farms
will sell part or all. B. F. Eborn. SOL
Title Guarantee Bldg.
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WANTED-Parties who desire our best
service to list their property with us
in a way that will justify the neces-
sary expense and effort to accomplish
the results desired: we can sell If 1t Is
realty and worth the money B. f.
Eborn, S01-2 Title Guarantee Bldg
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FOR RENT-i7Os 9th ave, rooms and
bath, $780, S24 18th ST., N, 6 rooms and
bath, $25; 826 10Th ST. N, rooms and
bath. s22.50. Several spnall stores from
s25 to $s5 per month. Smith & stillman,
Hood Bldg. $685.
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FOR RENT-Establ ished rooming house,
rooms completely furnished furniture
for sale. Lease and rent reasonable.
Apply 1882 4th ave-, north.
7-22-tf-su-we
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FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE.
$25.00-1114 3rd ave-; modern; new rooms
SIS .00-14O5 9Th avenue, rooms.
ST. 5O-1114 18th street, rooms.
S27 .5O--i92O 18th avenue; modern rooms
$75. 00-715 18th street, modern; 10 rooms
FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE.
$95 .O0-1312 18th ST; furnace, rooms.
SIS .00-604 25th ST.; rooms.
SIC. 00-SO5 18th St; bath; rooms.
s45. O0-i92O Ave. E.. modern; II rooms.
$40 .0O-l025 18th ST.; modern; rooms.
Boarding house. 5th ave.; close in; S
rooms northside; modern.
Frazier residence. Glen Iris, modern, IL
rooms.
Nice front offices over Paul's Cafe, and
snider's Tobacco store Nice stores also
w. 3. LEEDY {. CO.,
Phones AZ. liz N. q 81.
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FOR RENT-A neat broom cottage in
West End; possession at once. Apply to
McGeeever Furniture company.
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BUSINESS oHANcEs.

MANAGER NANTEDSAn Ohio corpof-
alton manufacturing household neces-
sity desires Alabama manager. Demon
stration in leading department store.
Offlce furnished. Three-years' contract.
Salary $500 and commissions. Good
opening for man of character and abil-
ity. Address Manager, 214 Ontario Bldg,
Toledo, Ohio. 8-5-6t-su
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START mail order business, we furnish
everything necessary; only few dollars
required; new plan, success certain;
costs nothing to investigate Milburn-
Hicks, 1858 Dearborn street, Chicago.
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FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-oniy $500 cash new, mod
ern, 2-story residence; electric lights, gas
and large bath; lot 1O0x1s0i with stable
near car line West End. Miller-Cham=
beers 8 Co., 2111 1st ave-
FURNITURE for sale at a bargain b
room house completely furnished, SUIT
able for boarding house. Inquire at
once 1903 9Th ave.
AUCTIoN-Monday Sept. 10, at 10 a. m,
1917 4th ave-: Fine mich cows; surrey;
buggies; spring wagon and harness;
folding beds; sideboards; rocking chairs;
gas stove.
FOR sALE-New broom houses, street
Improvements, water, electric lights,
near car line, churches, school, good
neighborhood. SIS month; no cash pay
ments. B. F. Pool & Co, North Biz
mingham.
$500 buys best value In South High
A ! land home; 2-story rooms; on eie-
" waited corner fronting east; one block
from Highland avenue; see II Monday.
G. F. Cramton, 80 21st street
FOR sALE-only 800 cash, balance l, 2
and years. modern cottage; electric
lights, bath, city water; blocks OF car
line; West End. Miller Chambers & Co.,
2111 1st ave.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
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chimes TO give up their position Tor a
business of their own it also appeals
to capitalists, who can go in the business
on large scale; it's a new proposition,
with immense possibilities; write for
circulars. Hilo Gum Co., Department
J, 40 S. Union ST., Chicago, Ill
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE.
One acre with Broom cottage and Broom
cabin: renting for SIS; within 500 feet
of car line; rrice $500; terms " cash.
balance / and 2 years with interest.
1872 acres, $1,000; terms can be had; 5-room
house, barn, stable, smoke house, chick
en- house. good well. splendid creek
across one end of farm; 225 fruit trees
bearing, splendid varieties.
L. G. PETTYJoHN,
Phones 4s5 and 11O1. 1s261s Sd Ave.
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CORPORATION controlling old establish
ed business desires energetic experienced
business man to handle branch office;
salary $500 and commissions; Investment
of $1,000 and upwards and unquestion-
able references required. Address, Hol-
lister Drug Co., Madison, wis
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FOR s65O0-2-story brick store,
city; rents $50 month; good tenent.
S6500-Handsome new home; Northside.
$1250-71s acres; springs; includes .
room new house; fine location. Berry &
Co. 301 Chanfoux Bell 915
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"A BOOKKEEPER wants a job. He is
experienced and practically familiar with
best modern methods in all office work.
References best. e. F. e-Herald.
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PERSONAL.

MARRY wealth and beauty; marriage
directory free; pay when married; en-
tirely new plan; send no money Ad-
dress H. A. Horton. Dept 10s Tekon-
sha, Mich.
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honey LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; cheapest
rates, easiest payments; offices in sixty
principal cities; save yourself money by
getting our terms first. D. H. Tolman,
room IA, Watts bldg. zoos Third ave.
R-1-1r
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AGENTS-Learn to fit glasses; our eye
book with all information free. Jack
sonion Optical College, 16 College Place,
Jackson, Miss. S-19-tf-su
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FOR SALE-s2S50; 5Ox15O; lovely new s.
room cottage with hall. bath. electric
lights and cement walks; one1half cash.
balance like rent John B. Bethea, 461
Hood Bldg. Bell 1858.
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MANAGER wanted. every section, to Sc
lect agents for "Gameoscience, world s
greatest new lawful game for drinks or
Sugars; takes place forbidden slo- ma
chimes; played with nickels or quarters.
one to seven persons can play at once;
finish beautiful like cash register; rent
ed or sold on easy payments; $1,000 now
in use; sample sent free: proposition
will please you IL we still have opening
in your section. United Sporting Goods
Manufacturing Co, Dept. 49, Chicago,
Ill.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

WANTED-Position by "a young lady as
stenographer or typewriting, with some
experience, and can give references.
Small salary to begin with. Address L.,
care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

FOR SALE-Modren Groom South High
lands home. Corner lot facing East,
with servants house in rear s. NJ. Day,
silk department of Loveman Joseph &
Loeb.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

FOR sALE-well located room cottage
in Woodlawn, electric lights. gas. city
water, $500; 800 cash, balance easy
Purchaser spending $3.50 could have
modern home Owner PLOT Second Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

WORTHY people started in advertising
business. Capital or experience unneces-
sary. Credit extended. Commercial
Service Co., st. James Bldg. New
York. S-26-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drug clerk; state
experience and salary expected; married
or single. Address Tx. care Age-Her-
aid