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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-24
The Century.

The July Century is well named fiction
number, with serial. Seeing France
With Uncle john" by Anne Warner, and
short stories from Alice Hogan Rice. au-
thor Of Mrs. Wiggs"; Anthony Hone.
Harry Stillwell Edwards. Lawrence Mott
Edna Kenton, Grace Eleanore Towndrow.
Annie c. Muirhead, George S. Chappeli
and w. Albert Hickman-the las; a new
writer. rich in humor. Mrs. Rices The
Wild Oats of Spinster is full of fun:
and Mr.. Edwards The Funeral Of Rat
Brooks has the quaint humor Of the
well-remembered Two Runaways.''
What Was Expected of Miss Constan-
tine il tale OF the unexpected told In
Anthony Hopes best vein; and Lawrence
Mett'e 'vvill4nsoq's chencs esFriee the
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ried members who said; T wish that some time you
 getting engaged and then breaking the engage. ment as some of them express it, just for the fun of
 Change ser mind % s kom rns of Thsn sm @ sr e girls among my own circle of acquainances who have
 You all of you know what is my opinion about engagements of marriage but of social once before must say that until received the letter
 have quoted from had thought little of the habit of good reason that | did know 1t existed ~
 Is really so bad as this? What has been the ob
 @ of the .e girls, Of course do mot never heard of broken engagemsnts They are all too
 ts ss % s os s9a ssa S Sssn aaSs % taken in choice. and wisely severed relation that ss m % 6as t ha Ssn a.Rs S1 breath say least it is the contes- terrible mistake in udement-and one likes to plead guilty to such mistake. But. said moment ago. for sad es se o m
 should be sorry to think one of the and Ali girls
 receved the stter of which gos speak,
 have looked about good deal made a good many respondent about the matter than did am afraid must confess frankly that don't understand she ssa % of sSeh state of h knew reason or the excuse for it. By this 0 would no youth that have forgotten the fun girls young have together. that look with total times leads girl to receive attentions from '' young man she has no intenton of marrying But then, was friends with no thought of marriage. When I was young girl had at least half dozen good
 of m @ m than men s of had Ssn mo and boated together talked alone. other when apart, and altogether had pleas ant comradeship In such friendships mother always
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The Way You Look at Marriage

I take very serious view of marriage myself and it about the same that held by the prayer bookthat hut mot by any to bs entered into unadvsedy light the & fear f of aod~ Feeling as do not in bear stris am aIWays nearty sorry to themselves out of their lovely girihood and regret also. because think is rarely they make as wise choice then they would later. They have had no experience of life and of it's conditions
 nasty passion leads them into marriage which later the first place. - " "
 This brings back very nearly to the place where we began. The best way to impress a girl with the seriousness of breaking engagement to make her understand how serious a thing it is to make it.
 Sometimes, with my old fashioned ideas am shocked by the scommsrcial way in which girls speak of mar. Wo1k-which t seldom is by the way others look upon
 as provision Tor thetr later days still others unpleasant conditions and putting new sphere where they will be supported Each tions may have its weight in determining marriage put not one of them Is big enough to be its of course much & depends upon the in which has been taught to look at marriage. M she deems
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sies as much for natural gift for teachnR am so interested in to starf sns road-in vocal music dearly love .o kVe them the best instruction smae ngnt adq that experience 20 Know about what I would be very glad to have give address to any siris WHO "H'e TOT hem A. R. M Philadelphia. fl Recruit for the ""Hospitality" Ranks any or s h n1ppy ,p am 25 and would like help fin rease give to any lonesome girl ns town to whom might o some assistance m Iact 10 any of the girls they may live ' WILLING (Pfttsburg Pal, Hospitality Sub-Club of Pittsburg " ~ w
 To Exchange Music
 hne new piano, and would like iiusic Wlth the girls old folks can nice fancy work with my needle ~ ~ '-~ 's-' This Is a helpful spirit that will meet recognition
 Asks Employment m Sesving
 onghly learned the thought perhaps there might be the club that could est me emdpII0gEment If it possible would wish "1Se anHaue!pnia R. B. CWest Philadelphia self addressed envelope. - ~
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had share. and 1t did me that her pres epce was anything but added pleasure. young men thought differently they were wise to mention visits. " "
 Such friendships these consider a benefit to
 girl since they give her knowledge of men, that she Is less likely to make mistaken choice she is to marry When girl one or two men, lI taken Tor granted that she cannot accept at to consider him in the light of a future husband I should think 1t would lead unpleasant compIi- cations Perhaps is in those circumstances that accepts the man with whom she afterward I the fracture of the engagement under those & sSid she would marry him. and when she found him future happiness of both would be relation
 Hut that is not engagement made broken 'for fun" Where does the fun come in? "
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You may send and address to any person you think would like to correspond with school g-
 p. N. c. Paon Pal -~ II would like to correspond with any my C5 who is interested in reading join mutual improvement club Boston.
 GYLBERTA CWaltham Mass.). own age ds yearsl and would also like to exchangs of the members from PhiladslPhis about to write to me? V1OLETTE (Hamburs Pal. would be delighted to exchange cards with girls outside of Philadelphia and Camden
 SALLY Chester. Pal. do wish of the girls would write and that of the Philadelphia girls would with I wish that the girls would send
 
 if possible IRENE M. B. (Phiadephia)
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merely business partnership in which she and her husband to be of a firm, we'll and good-or ll and bad, you please. The woman who bring herself to that point has pity for what she has lost has possessed little wonder that she should feel at liberty withdraw from the partnership before the final papers have been signed.
 But if woman takes marriage to be the union of two each of whom believes that the other is the one to be chosen before the whole world to form home and to compass happy eompanchship which will help be slow decide upon who shall other to share that ideal and make that home. Having de- cded should think she would be slower still to break the bond There may be else in the world fitted to be her other half-but. at the time she has business to think When she herself to marry, she should feel that this is the man u the world. and he should feel she is the one woman
 Is this pretty serious talk, girls? wish could make you all feel the seriousness of 1t as much as do themselves in the matter. Not that wish to cCnine the replies and comments to them. began by asking the opinion of the single know; but wish to hear from both The members of the Engaged Girls Club should have their views this question pretty clearly developed
 We try you Know, to make Each and All touch the girls all sidesthe side of feeling and sentiment well that of practical life We hold that there is place in 1t for every girl in the country and we hope to in by the loyal members already here. who are trying vction that supply something they need and that we have am there who feel deeply on the subject of which have talked today will come to us to bring help ask it. Each All Is only carrying out its mission when 1t welcomes them and asks them to help and be helped.
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An Appeal for Camera Club Members

TN HE chairman of the Camera Club makes anil mated appeal for members do not \ why she is not overrun with applications. for
 have given her name to dozens of girls and have bssogght them ie write to her am sure that you cam- only for the purpose exchanging snapshots but also in order helpful notes and improve selves in your work.
 Many of you girls who own camera could a nice little if you able to take good pictures story the other day of woman who made practice taking the pictures of children who in the park the streets with their Then
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Objects of Each and All

DERHAPS some of you, seeing this page
 tor the frt lime, sVomder just echat
 The Each and All Society really is; SVhat There is about is aims and objects to create so widespread an interest among young girls of aA ages."
 The society 9cas founded m February, 1908, 10ith Christine Terhune Herick for its president, and qpith an almost instant mem- 6ership ot girls m almost every State m the Union and m Canada.
 is o6ject i5 10 help girls help themselves by deVeloping Their talemfs into something the scorld aC0nts; 10 5olve difficult probIems-the sort q girl fcantS q calm, unbiased, out-of-the- family opinion upon; aud 10 promote the ex- change of general help.
 Any grl can belong There is 10 red tdpe about it. The sending of your name for membership g've, you the range of every op- portnn'ty the society boasts. find Mrs. Her rick stands ready, to seeleome, to Adgise and to help. -.
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she would finish the photos and having learned from the the of the chdren's parents, would call at their houses and show her pictures Almost ai line of business ever occurred to any of girls? wisely there other photographers the club who can lend hand in this way. V
 Let me have your names to send the chairman, write to me for her name. And do nowi If don't belong yet to Each and All send for your membership card at the same time Insose stamped and self-ad Of the chairman and the membership card.
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ss :sTs: 4 ' : @ 2: siS. sGSd n
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 Another Interested m Fencing m uS yh the
 H9RTENsssfs f9s !sfstisss Esst iP BosonS sss same
 Language Students Increasing our @n d fof ahsas ass s By G the w @ this %Ss a% s s ss Sqs wish to have correspondents familiar the language wondered If some them would moth help and to whom could send correction and later I be 10 have the Era,oA ..s for the H C1uxbury MaSS a"u am In the senior class In High School As take Ger correspondents VI 0'"o ss' E'' ia;'f .is3. s9' Ss hs.; iss sure to receive applications addresses
 TqUo Musical Girls
 Here two musical girls who ought to be an addl- ton a sub-club
 very much interested music. can play dinaeult 0 do something i'm line something myself of teaching accompany piano assist me that line I would be very thankful you
 ANXIOUS CFhiladelphia) studying with of the best teachers in many sacrifice in order to study Do think any hoarf can give them practically what nsy1nF Sx
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Correspondence and Postcard ExchanQe


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 A PINE TREh STATE GIRL csath. Ma,ne,. m s oa s ssspa1s @ s % aSsss %otss S sy 1t 04 asa. ally the West a" iis H si E 2S:s,!: S: ssis' ss as ssS SsSs desire & w2 %d M S s ssds s w Oas s oS from Western southern States 's 'n' S'A's e'p''0i'
 would like to cOrresPO1s with girls or @ Years oa nI0 snS so nsna sm
 love %s ass s S5hS4 q ass Ss sss
 ass part sa sse otS ass .uI exchanging postal several Each and collection grown over but do Aas aot cas
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 M N GssnkaVilie Fra M ySs'. J Sa @ A oT es If M csg .ses what S.y VII any y o e Ss lesOIf Eads ssess sD for .ns% % . , ~ duplicates which Wond a0T sads s~ g1s %snS to o.I@ ts the bs some weeks noticed same and would be glad to ssksa the win you please enter name the list of those who sn s TaePs % w also sys dishes for parties and lunehsons II girls desire some help in stenOsraPsyS VII gladly heg them should like correspond any of, the girls and would be glad to exchange posals
 am very interested fancy work also in r amateur PostSsd Exohsnees A Sitssry s0T MaS o1 the Other members whS % wish tG correspond and to E. A., Minneapolis Lottie, Easton Pa
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P S.-Every mail brings a host of letters asking one or the ether Cor bothl of these two questions How snail address your letter." or How get badge? ,S Address @ all letters to me in care of the paper in dressed envelope, if you wish personal answer.
 For the badge-send 5G stamps, registered letter or money order made payable addressed to me, in of this paper.
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Extending the Work and Influence of the Hospitality SubCb

fs ss s': iss ! ess:
 .as ss fo4 Se st; fs'; sns fS sss sasy .liS s ss ens 'sSss n ss sss S:.S ;sSs s sss ns % feel he %n i've. S sns p @ Sers and Don't let M the PhlladePhs grs get ahead of you 1slidsssrv:d rspatston 6ospIsaty-sss P,sstIenss s for %sm6srshn result of the Hos so many new sub-sigDs asserting thenselves all sso and % tn. SGs ss$9 with a' aa % An appeal from Boston leads the van:
 The Boston Branch
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 f e @ % s the ssss S les E. 'asss : s rRs S 6nSsr SsTs the biggest '00ss I b'' This ought to bring enthusiastic replies
 fl Flomrishing Sub-Chb ;. sss%sss : and %o1d %dS gSSd1 s saa 5 B % "daSs .s and @ . @ an,Qng Ps'ssS Re fors%o s@s a'o Of Some of girls. with be well pleased to addresses of invalid bers could then change and send different articles of societ membersr s.. $. ..s @ :sa a s; $s. great Inter interest in that the rest as well as myself
 s h:lR 94i isss s @ n on nancy work and housekeeping father and two sisters for three and real
 A K. South Bethlehem Pal sss SsiS sns Five chance to come and meet the girls '' '' a''1
 4 Chance for q Fyench Student
 srh French grl and have very little education in s sssSss in FTsnfs sr % EaEe ssssess TsaE Ssh learn 4 Chance for Anofher Boston Sub-CEub - ropt think there East Bos- So ~no are htarsstsd n eleeuttoal should like
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Our Business Corner

THERE usual. several entries for our Business
 Postcard Blotters
 $: s: $ p:: MABEL T. ees.tysburg Pao
 4 Fancy Work Teacher Wanted
 Are there any Pittseurs % members who would give me s:as ; 'Ss ,
 To Teach Stemography but tax. ae % @ anG o asi in the srs s Gint sSs ss s:.:$..s ?: sss s' :S 'ss :s as::
 4 "ShadosO Work" Enthusiast ?sss: :3ss:g :ssi s'
 Painted Paper Dolls
 s make
 Od-Fashioned Rag-Dois sa sa' pretty ShS s ss ss but Pe.s; s::s s.
 saFs n %ssle Rssa er. not some of oar 9fT PSoySenss % Tb6 H nou
 4 Mothers Helper Wanted house % aa s Gos a oad hsD c h ws: : a: s'i s'fa $ss n'
 Hand-Embroidered Handkerchiefs hand embroidered handkechlefs eyoiet @ n ey pTs %aa of a or' do n arss as s' c Ha covers of Haa'oo srBfE . Fs. mnn,
 have the addresses of the writers of these letterA Another W'ho Wishes to Practice Her Ger ts' ras. that not able to expensive articles or pay heavy postage still will return every card get l understand both. (Alentown Pa) Another chance fer German correspondence
 Handkerchiefs Made to Order orders make plain fancy. and also hemstitched turnovers. would be glad to give recipes for cakes ana canoy to any upon exchange postal cards and cor with also like to exchange leather postal cards as am collecting to make RnSSwpp This should interest the housekeeping girls as well as the girls who
 Getting Ready for Om Invalds Christmas Wouldn't be a good each member of the club who buy uaa small gift a1a during S5. one may De remembered at Christmas tigneE am ready subscriptions Tor any maSazne pup subscribe through me they could send the price Of susscpo%n % ey e mSney o.p & cents for the stamp from te sresfrP1n I fs Riy.r M.. Te suggestion in the first paragraph is worth con: sdering and ] glad to give any help l can towaTo the education of the 1b-year-oio kHL
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E. A., Minneapolis, Minn. Cora B., Walkersville. Md. E. Y., Pittsburg. Pa.
 I. w, Ptttsburg. Pa.
 B. E.. Allegheny. Pa.
 M. F., Holyoke, Mass.
 Melpomene. East Weymouth. F. |. L.. New Bedford, Mass. H.tilaa h R f9s E. Aoiiiston. AaSslssi fal; Mass. SiadR2;. Rl1sss"IS; wsss Y:rly. ga' N. H. AIrs. Jane A.. HighlandsYille.
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n DDRESSES of correspondents and postcard coi-
 A lectors will be given to other members of the club only Every duplication for addresses must be
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Lottie. Easton, Pa.
 L. p, L. Manchester. N. H. L. C.. Minneapolis, Minn. c. MeC., Pittsburg. Pa A l., C.. New Bedford. Mass. F, c, Florence, Mass.
 Alkaline, Haverhin. Mass. A. P. NJ. Fall River, Mass. E; F., Elizahethtown. Pa. Edith' Newton. N. II; J. q, ". Pittsburg, Pa. J. Fl. B. Los Angeles. ca. l. R.. South Boston. Mass. v. F.. Tracy. Mtnn.
 6. D. M.s Providence. R. L
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EARN LOANS

We have some private funds TO Dan
on irrigated farms at current rates
and terms ROSWELL TITLE &
TRUST co. hon 800. Box sc. 30tf
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WANTED.

WANTED Cook, man preferred
L. F. d. Stock Farm. 3 miles east
of Roswell on End st. 33tf.
WANTED To do work in or around
town by boy sixteen years OLD. In
quire at Record office. 35t2*
WANTED By lady with experience
and good references, situation as
saleslady in dry goods store. In
quire 215 N. Pecos ave. 35t3*
WANTED Position on ranch or
farm by man and wife, man to do
general farm work, wife to do cook
ing. Inquire 215 N. Pecos ave. 35t3*
WANTED Man and wife, wife to
do cooking and man to do house
work on ranch 10 miles East of
town. Apply at .Jaffa Prayer &
Company. 29tf.
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Classified IDS
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Horse and buggy. In
uuire 512 N. Richardson. 35tf
FOR SALE:-Man's good second hand
bicycle. Inquire at Record. 12tf
FOR SALE A Smith Premier type
writer. Inquire at Record Office. If
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Manau-
ca eggs McClenney farm on E.
Second ST. 33t6*
FOR SALE CHEAP a nice 5-room
cottage, plastered and papered, wa
ter in house, apply. at FOG West sth
Street. left.
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sickenine shiverine FITS

of Ague and Malaria, a be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
is a pure tonic medicine; of especial
benefit to malaria, for it exerts a true
curative influence on the disease,
1t is much 10 be preferred to quinine
having nom of this drugs bad after
effects. E. S. Mundy, of Henrietta,
Texas writes: MY brother was very
till he took Electric Bitters, which
saved his life. At the Roswell Drug
& Jewelry Store price soc guaranteed
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Desk room. Inquire H.
P. Hobson, Roswell Creamery. 9tf
FOR RENT 3 room house on S.
Lea. Inquire SIP N. Richardson. 35tf
FOR RENT 8 room house on N.
Pecos ave. Inquire at Record office
6tf.
FOR RENT A three-room cottage,
vacant April first. Apply to DR.. E.
H. Skipwith.
FOR RENT Desirable room at
real of U. S. Market in Record
Block. Apply u. s. Market. 19tf
Fresh pasture for stock. Plenty of
good gramma grass, our miles south,
east side of Main street.-W. w. Pet
ty. 22tf.
We have some houses for rent, also
some rooms furnished OF unfurnish-
ed.-Carlton & Bell, 300 North Main
street.
FOR RENT Two neatly furnished
rooms; also table board. Sick peo-
pie need not apply. 100 South Lea
enu Stiff
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p. v. & N. E. TIME TABLE.
A Grim Tragedy.

fs daily enacted in thousands OF
homes, as Death claims, in each one
another victim of Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
colds are properly treated, the TRACE
landon, Ind, writes: my wife had
the consumption and three doctors
gave her up. Finally b took DIR.
Kings New discovery for Consump-
ton, coughs and colds. which cured
her. and today she Is well and strong
1t kills the germs of all diseases
One dose relieves Guaranteed at
soc and $1.00 by Roswell Drug & Jew
elry Company.
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Figure with B. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone It's. TT
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LOCAL NEWS.

Barrels for spraying.-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. %w4tdeodtf.
Moses Schloss, of Dexter, was in
town yesterday.
Help the band-tomorrow night at
Presbyterian church.
Call phone 425. Sacramento Mar
ket.-Lee & Hampton. 32t4
Save tomorrow night for Mrs. Has
kell. Tickets at Payton's drug store.
Mrs. A. R. Mccain returned yes
terday from an extended trip to Texas
Our 1906 stock of wall paper has
arrived.-Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
TIFF.
Lee & Hampton will sell you pure
lard for 10 and ~ cts. a pound. Phone
425. 32t4
Miss Lindora Wilson, u~p-to-date
millinery, cor. Third st. and Richard
son ave. 33t6.
Editor Carl Metscham of the Lake
Arthur Times, went home Tuesday
afternoon.
We have nice fat beef, just receiv-
ed from the Sacramento mountains
Lee & Hampton. 32t4
The music will begin promptly at
eight O'Clock tomorrow night at the
PreShyteriau church
Pay your cash for Sacramento beef.
It's fine and tender.-Lee & Hamp-
ton. 32t4
Jersey COW for sale. Fresh, will
give four gallons daily, or money re-
funded.-W. w. Pettey. 32tS
G. A. DAVIDSON, E. F. Walker and
a lumber of other land agents left
this morning for the North.
Ten dollars reward if you save
your buttons hen Mrs. Haskell gives
her laughing story tomorrow night.
You will miss a cal treat if you
fail to hear Mrs. Fenetta d. Haskell
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night.
Mrs. John Stratton left this morn
ink for her home in Chanute, Kan.
She bought land within the limits of
Artesia.
Laughter and tears, Mrs. Haskell
tomorrow night at Presbyterian
church. Tickets on sale at Payton's
drug store.
All designs in latest styles of wall
paper just received. Prices from the
lowest to highe1t.-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. 7tf.
Remember the Hindu lecture to-
night at the M. E. Church, South, at
$50 O'Clock. 1t will be both amusing
and instructive. Tickets 35c, on sale
at Daniel Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brady and
children, who have lived here over
a year, left this morning for Cripple
Creek, where they will visit before
going to Denver to live.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday afternoon, April II, at
2:30 o'clock. with Mrs. F.. A. Mueller
at her home, No. 300 West Santa Fe.
All members and friends earnestly re-
quested to attend.
We have a 4-rOOm house, nice
50-fOOt front lot. Artesian well,
plenty of shade, nice side walk
in, east front, splendid location.
cash, balance on easy
terms. See us at once. Carl.
ton & Bell.