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rroons Ordered To Report.

Hopkinsville, Ky, December 7.-Gov- ernor Beckham tonight at the request ot Mayor Meacham and County Judge Breathitt ordered the local company of Kentucky guards to report to the sheriff for indefinite duty during the Night Riders trouble, under command of Maj. E, B. Bassett. The local officials be- lieve that they will be able by an offer of protection, to secure witnesses who can positively identify members of the tho
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RockefeIIer's New erandchiId.

New York. December 7.-Srs. F. Par malee Prentice. daughter of John D. Rockefeller. today gave birth to daugh- te.- This Is Mrs. Prentice's second child.
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ALL AWAITING THE END.
Family and Chief CounseIlors Are
 Gathered at the Bedside.

Stockholm December AM of the ths- atfes and other places of amusement were open as usual this evening. and a crowd numbering thousands patiently waiting in q pouring rain in front of the palace testified to the popular sym pathy for the aged monarch of Sweden, whose life is slowly ebbing. Within the palace members of the royal family. high eeclesiastics, the premier and the min ister of foreign affairs, had been assem- bled for some hours In the Kings study, to which room his majesty had been re- moved in bed at noon when still uneon- scious. The measure was taken to enable all the family and the officials to be present at the last moments.
 The physicians in attendance admnis- tered stlmulants, consisting of saline solu- ton. camphor and digitalis, which were injected at intervals and they relieved also as far as was possible the vesiele trouble from which the King has suffered severely all through his lllness They could accomplish, however, very little inore than the bringing back of their patti ent to momentary consciousness Every effort was made 10 reduce the pain to a minimum and this apparently was sue cessful.
 The last bulletin from the sick room today indicated that the end is not far off. "Ths King. to all appearances, passed a paill- less day the bulletin read, and it was significant of the fact that the monarch remained throughout the day practically in a comatose condition. lt was after the administration of stimuants by the physicians that he was able to murmur his thanks in hardly perceptble voice
 The condition of the King is such that the doctors state that recovery is impos- sible, although they have slight hopes of keeping the spark of life burning until morning. The breathing is weak and ths pulse slow and irregular. The blood ves- sels of the heart and other organs arc hopeiessly affected. Bishop Billing ot Lunda has been summoned by telegraph to come by special train to the palace to pray at the beside for the King. In tina expectation that life will be prolonged un- til morning the ministers left the palaca at Il o'clock, the various members O, the royal family withdrawing for tha time being from the sick room. The phy- sicians remained with his majesty throughout the night.
 of the First Methodist church and one of the most influential Methodist preachers in the state 1t Is said that a conyersa- ton that he had with several parties is responsible for all of the present trouble and that the statements accredited to Evangelist Newsom were not made dur ing the course of any sermon that he has delivered fin this city. Tonight q police Is guarding Rev. Newsom at the home of Rev. J. b. Carpenter
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special privilege, and as result we are poorer than the north, but not for all the gold poured into the trough s of graft to grease the shouts Of office holders would we exchange the purity of the south.'
 mediateIy after speaking, having re- ceived telegram during the dinner that his daughter was not expected to live.
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Senator Bob Taylor Delivers
 Speech in New York
CONDEMNS .LAWLESSNESS
Distinguished Tennessean Talks Flo. quently Upon Frenzied Finance and Remedies For Condi-
 tions In General.

New York, December 7-"The lust for
 gold and the hunger for power have rid
 den rough shod over liberty and love, and the lawless hang their banners over
 every capital and every mart. The jingle
 of gold sounds even in the laughter of
 modern society and the eyes of the church are jaundiced with it. We have become a
 nation of gold worshippers. l fear that
 if the American people in their present
 spirit were transplanted to the heaven
 above they would tear up the golden
 streets m ihree hours and levy a tax on the harps of the angels for the benefit of American industry"
 Thus spoke United States Senator Rob- ert L. Taylor of Tennessee in d speech on corruption and greed for gold at the third annual dinner of the Tennessee so- clety tonight. Jacob G. Schurman, pres ident of Cornell university, who followed
 Senator Taylor, says that less govern
 ment, instead of more. was the need of the day.
 Dreams of Finance. Senator Taylor declared that in New York all the dreams of frenzied finance are inspired and that this city was the greatest gambling center of the western hemisphere. The American people are in revolt and the concentration of wealth is "the gathering storm that dances on tho horizon of the future,' declared the sem ator.
 Lanching into an attack on corporations and railroads, Senator Taylor said: Cannot our corporations find some plan of cooperation with labor without tramp ling under foot the goose that lays the golden egg? Cannot our government give US sufficient volume of money to meet the ever increasing volume of business under our flag? Cannot 1t give guar antee to citizens that their deposits in the banks will be secure? I ask these oestions here tonight and you will have to answer them.
 Look at the clouds of trouble that are hanging over our great railway systems. And why? Because they have discriminated against one individual and one section in favor of another Because they are trying to control the government. Let them discharge their Hobbies and burn their newspapers and they will never be disturbed in the great services which they can do and have done for our country.
 olnpiClty "dHtSos 'I want to see us get back to the governmental simplicity of earlier times I want to see the three great fundamental departments of the gov ernment kept separate. 1 want the states to assert their supremacy over their own affairs without interference by the federal government. I want to see corporate power behave itself and obey the laws. And then I want to see the millennium
 You have got to come to tho south for conservatism and for pure Ameri- can blood, to save the republic. You gentlemen of the bourse may have your jim jams over your rag time sys- tenn of bsnking. but we farmers down south stand pat. The only bulls we have down there are Jerseys and the only bears we had have been extermi- mated by the President We have not
 been clamoring for patronage and for
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Masked Men Make Big Haul.

Memphis. December 7.--Four masked men effected an entrance into the south ern warehouse of the Oliver-Finnie Gro cery company here early today and after heating the watchman into insensibility. dynamited the safe and escaped with $2400.
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HELP WANTED

..,.> FTNANCIAI. conditions may affect
 all classes of employees except
 railroad telegraphers. To comply -A~swith the law, good times or bad, the present number of these must be increased by many thousands. A word to the wise should be sufficient. Call or write Birmingham Telegraph Col lege. l1-17-tf-su WANTED-Cify salesman, novelty line: pastry cook, cafe: experienced work men, wagon factory: woman as com panlon to elderly lady, blacksmith. lum- Der company, must do shoeing; other good openings. 45S Hood Bldg.
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WANTED-To buy or rent medium sized , house or cottage; large lot: Southsidc near or convenient to Highland ave nue car line preferred. Must be a bar
 gain and on reasonable terms; small cash payment, balance monthly. Ad-
 dress Highland Avenue care Age-Her- o1
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WANTED-A good German truck farmer to work on halves on an SO-acre farm, with plenty of fruit trees and grape vines; plenty of water, new house; near the city Apply to E. Wald 116 N. 20th street.
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uATEs--One cent . word II dayD zs sd. taken for less than 26 cents foE arst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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on beautifully elevated lot 95x190, with out-buildings fine garden, etc., on Tuscaloosa avenue, West End. Nothing better in West End for the price and terms; $500 cash and s25 month. B. r. Eborn, 1903 1st avenue, Morris Hotel Bldg.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

CIVIL service employees are paid well for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon; expert advice sample ques- tions and Booklet K, 2O9, describing positions and telling easiest and quick est way to secure them free. Write now. Washington Civil Service School Wash ington. D. C.
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LOST-Lady's watch; medium size; ElG'n movements; engraved double case; lost on Norton's corner on East Lake car; liberal reward if returned to Age Herald.
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W. V. M. ROBERTSON,
 GENERAL MANAGER

Referring to above, in addition to our regular semi-annual dividends the stockholders of this association who own paid up stock, share in the full earnings of the company.
 For those who have money to invest January 1 will be good time to secure some of this stock, thus starting the New fear with the safest and most profitable investment on the market. This association has had IT years successful experience In business In the Birmingham district, and has a cash paid up capital of s1,000, ,o00.00 This stock is not subject to the ups and downs of ne money market. THE ALABAMA HOME BUILDING
 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
 2o26 First Avenue,
 BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
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WANTED-Men everywhere to work my new, money-making plans. Experience unnecessary. Victor Rainbot, Box zS1, Terre Haute, Ind.
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FINANCIAL, DlvIpENos, ETC.
DIVIDEND NOTICE

THE THIRTY FOURTH (s4TH) ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF PER THE ALABAMA HOME BUILDINGl AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BIR- MINGHAM. ALA, WILL BE PAID ofIl JANUARY l, 1908 AT THE OFFIcEl OF THE COMPANY. 2o2e FIRST AVE-
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LIBERAL reward will be given for re- covery of leather suit case, one strap off. containing suit of clothes, long black sack, side pockets; one silk robe, made Albany, N. Y. three shirts, several col lars. Dr. J. S. J. inside pocket of coat; suit made by Mabry Bros, Bir- mingham, Ala. Address 1524 4th avenue,
 Birmingham. R-Io-at
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WANTED-You to know that our method of cleaning soiled garments makes them look equal to new; mall orders solicited. Glucks Dye and Hat Works, 1916 3d avenue both phones 2372.
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SALESMAN travelling on the road. visit ing dry goods trade in the smaller towns, to handle a strong and complete line of laces, embroideries and ladies' neckwear on commission basis; these goods sell all year, and our biggest season is after January 1. Address J, M Meyers & Co.,, 434 to 4ss Broadway, New York city
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S210 MOTORCYCLE or horTe and buggy furnished our salesmen for travelling, and $S5 per month and expenses to take orders for the greatest portrait house in the world. You will receive, postpaid, a beautiful 16x20 reproduction of oil painting in answer to this ad. Write for particulars. R. D. Martel, Dept. 152, Chicago.
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WANTED-Desirabie, centrally located office, suitable for general insurance agency. Address D. T., care Age-Hor- a1d
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S45O-Choice lot at Kingston. Can make this pay $20 per cent. See 1t and you will want it. Terms easy. B. r. Eborn, 1903 1st avenue, Morris Hotel Bldg.
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WANTED-To sell half Interest in very paying business; rapidly growing; best of reasons for selling; about $10,0Oo re- quired. Address WEBB, care Age-Herald.
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ADVERTISEMENTS selling dry goods trade small towns; liberal commission; expenses advanced; complete embroidery laces. Sample 25 pounds. Feldheim Co.,, 470 Broadway New Yok
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MONEY TO LEND

s6O00 to loan on real estate; first mort gage, per cent A. R. Dearborn, 2023 Third avenue. 12-14-7t $50 TO s250 to lend on real estate for % days to six months. Richard H. Fries, attorney, 2l2h N. 21st stret. Room 2
 12-S-tf-su-thu MONEY to lend on Improved city or suburban real estate at per cent; no delay. George L. Smith, attorney, 425 Woodward bldg.
 MONEY to loan; we have money to loan on improved city property in unlimited quantities. Birmingham Real Estate Exchange, 21O N. 21st St.
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$300O-An excellent 10-room residence, beautiful lot, splendid location, fronts car line on Avenue c, Avondale $500 cash and $25 a month will buy it. Place rents for $50 a month. B. P. Eborn 1903 1st avenue, Morris Hotel Bldg.
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WANTED-Detecti we want good men; oldests secret service in United States. No experience needed We give
 full instructions. Write today. American Detective Association, Indianapolis, Ind.
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WANTED-Position by pharmacist H. censed graduate of 3 years experience. Not afraid of work. Employed at present and can give good references. Address Pharmacist. care Age-Herald.
 1o-1o-6t
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BIG bargain in lots; most desirable vacant property to be had for the money in the Ensley district. Call and we will make a fine proposition for quick action. B. F. Eborn, 1903 1st avenue.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

"5 HES-One cent a word dayj nc ad- taken for less than 20 cents fos hrs' insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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$1150-$225 cash. balance $15 a month, will buy 4-room cottage on lot COX 120, about block of car line, near Powderly. See this. B. F. Eborn, 1903 1st avenue.
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In Cincinnati; Splendid location. Elegant opportunity for the right man to make money. Address W. E., care Huss Bros. Mfg. Co.,, Carlisle avenue and John street, Cincinnati, o.
 12-T-6t -sat-su-wed
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WE WANT an energetic salesman to travel in Alabama for large New Or leans house; salary, $100 to sl50; also need few first-class men, bookkeepers
 managers, salesmen, executive and technical men. Write for free list post tions open throughout the south and west. Southwestern Reference & Bond ing Co.,, Dallas, Tex. 12-12-7t
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STENOGRAPHERS and typewriters wanted-There Is a steady demand everywhere for stenographers and type writers. Stenography Is many times a short cut to high confidential positions. We teach stenography and typewriting thoroughly and practically by mail in your spare time and at low cost. Write today for Commercial Circular" l. c. s. Box 165S & Scranton Pa
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WANrED-Side line travelling salesmen can make $30 to $50 per week handling our latest production of advertising fans Liberal terms; samples free. Apply at once. United States Calendar Co.,. Gin cinnati, Ohio.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms; with
 or without board. Apply 734 North 21st street. 12-12-6t
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PRACTICAL title expert applies for po- sition January 1 with industrial cor poration, abstract or attorneys office. Special training for field or office work in mineral district; indorsed by high est references. Examiner, Box 696.
 12-1b-7t-su-tl-thu
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FOR sALE-FIrst mortgage per cent interest notes; one batch of $320O. an- other s7400. Call or address D., at 117h N. 18th street, room 8.
 12-11-4t-We- th-sat-su
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FLn SALtl-Quarter sawed oak dining table and chairs; round table, two large and four small chairs; upholstered in leather; reasonable price. Bell phone 2l69
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TRAVEL for an old reliable manufac- turer; staple, well-advertised line of food products, etc.; $150 to $850 per month and expenses; wanted for 1908 good salesman for Alabama. F. w. Floyd, Sales Manager, Detroit, Mich.
 12-8-4t-su
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WANTED-To rent, a concrete mixer for
 about three weeks. Address II. II. But ton Gadsden, Ala. 12-15-St
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WANTED-All to know that this is modern plant for cleaning, dyeing, press ing, repairing and altering mems and women's apparel. Fine dry cleaning a speciality Hats cleaned, blocked and retrimmed by expert matters. First class work and satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Gluck's Dye and Hat Works, 1916 Sd avenue, both phones 2S72.
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LOST-Brooch, between 17th street and 4th avenue and Jefferson theatre, or Jefferson theatre and gd avenue and 18th street Finder please return to G. P. Stewart, care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Lady stenographer to work one or two days each week; state lowest price. Address Drawer No. 905, city.
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l MADE $50,UVJ in five years in the mail order business; began with $5. Anyone can do the work. Send for free booklet; tells how to get started. Manager. Box 570. Lockport, N. Y.
 9-1b-sll-l7t
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WANTED-Salesman souvenir post cards; easy seller, samples carried in pocket
 Big commissions. Splendid side line. Roth & Langley, 150 Nassau St., New York
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MILLINERY TRAINING SCHOOL4-Ree. ister now and secure seat in training room and begin course at your conven- fence. Mrs. Hury, front studio, sec- ond floor F. E. Forbes Piano Go.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WE have a few openings for competent travelling salesmen for spring, 190S to call on agents, hold displays with woolens and assist in taking measures for mems made-to-order garments. Ad- dress, with references and detail busl- ness experience, Ridgley- Walker Co.,, Wholesale Tailors, Louisville, Ky.
 10-27-10t-su
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FOR SALE-$20Oo; only $20O cash, balance $20 per month; five-room cottage on South Ensley car line at station. Sam uel P. Miller, 1171a North 18th street.
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POSITIONS in every line; salaries $50 to $500 month; demand for help greater than the supply; pay when position is secured; stamp for particulars. Ma tional Employment Association, Century Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 12-1-5t-su
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FOR SALE-$l050; only $250 cash. balance $15 per month; a beautiful cottage on 2d avenue, West End. Samuel P. Mill
 Ter 1171h North 18th street
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FOR SALE-Elegant new 10-room house on the South Highlands; fur mace heated, chandeliers, papered through out; 5000 cash, balance $40 per month, 6 per cent. c. H. Alexan- der, 329 Woodward
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FOR SALE-Cheap, one large stove for hall or store; 1 gas range. Call at 2201 9th avenue, N.
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of best woolens, fashion plate, instruc- tions, etc., and assist you in every pos sible way. Our men make from $25 to s75 per week. Write today, send ref erences, and reserve territory. Rogers, Blake & Co.,, 199 Market Street, Chicago
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ANY intelligent person may earn good income corresponding for newspapers; {; experience unnecessary; no canvassing;
 send for full particulars. Press Syndi- cate, Lockport, N. Y. 9-lb-1ft-su
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

LAD1ES~Make sanitary belts Material cut ready to sew; SIP per 1O0 Particulars stamped envelope. Mutual Supply Co, Dept. So, Chicago.
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FOR RENT-Turnished rooms. 9i2i Stii
 avenue. 12-14-ft
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WANTED-Calen salesman, experi- enced for extensive fine lines. Advertis- ing calendars, leather goods, novelties; liberal proposition, exclusive territory; new line ready January 1. August Cast BankNote and Litho. Co.,, St. Louis.
 12-1-3t-su
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WANTED-Local representative; large income assured to anyone who will act as our representative after learning our business thoroughly by mall; experi- ence unnecessary all we require is hon esty, ambition and willingness to learn a lucrative business; no soliciting or traVeling; an exceptional opportunity for those who desire to better their conditions and make more money. For full particulars address Dept. TOO B. any office. National Co-Operatve Realty Co.,, 52 Dearborn St., Chicago; 5O1 10 St., Washington, D. C., Phelps Bldgr Scran- ton, Pa.
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-Position in general mer- chandise, gents furnishings or cloth ing, thoroughly experienced, best
 of references. Address Hustler, care Age-Herald. 12-l3-4t
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FOR SALE-The best improved small farm in county; splendid improvements, 40 minutes from car line; bargain and good terms if you mean business;
 fine soil spring. Address Suburbs, care Aee-Herald. 12-15-3t-su
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FOR SALE-4O acres timber land loo miles west of Birmingham, eight miles railroad or public road; $100. We have farms varying In locality and prices to suit customers. See Ryan Real Estate Co.,, 2O3 and 204 Woodward Bldg.
 12-12-2t-fri-snn
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MISCELLANEOUS

LET us make your bond !no M. Cart wright & Co.,. state agents, United Surety Co.,. 220 Fist St. 6-2S-tf-su THE GARRISON HOTEL, no Ouachita avenue, Hot Springs, Ark, M. J. Merrill, proprietor. Room and board S6 per week and up. Modern conveniences elegantly furnished rooms, steam heat and gas lights. Hot and cold water. call bellss stationary washstands and wardrobe in every room. All outside rooms and per- fectly ventilated. One-half block post office and one block depots. Write ,or particulars. Pay no attention to drum mers on trains or at depots, but go straight to hotel.
 700 acres 41s feet domestic coal for lease; $350O will equip. Also 125 acres for sale or lease; $500 will equip. J. M. Ross, Somerset Ky l2-15-zt ACCOUNTING-Book audited. checked and balanced; statements made; charges reasonable. N. W. Smith, care R. F. Manly & Co.,, 201S 1st avenue.
 FOR LEASE-Trucl1 farm. one to Ave years; 40 acres; good improvements; convenient to city: a neighbor made $500 from one acre; sandy soil. clay founda- ton. Address Lease, care Age-Heraid.
 12-15-St-sun 310OO-Four beautiful lots. 50x140 each, two corners, block of car line, near fair grounds. Terms. B. F. Eborn, 1908 1st avenue, Morris Hotel Bldg.
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WANTED-Salesman to place sample
 books and give sales, one with estab-
 lished trade preferred. Name terri
 tory, reference and amount of last seasons sales. Traymore Tailoring Co.,, Philadelphia, Pa. 11-174t-su
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ANY intelligent person may earn good income corresponding for newspapers;
 experience unnecessary; no canvassing;
 send for full particulars. Press Syndi- cate, Lockport, N. Y. 9-15-17t-su
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WANTED-Position by young man book
 keeper and stenographer: years ex- perience; best references. J. C., care Age Herald. 12-12-4t
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WANTED-Efficient combination book keeper and stenographer of six years experience with thorough knowledge of general office work, wants position as both or either; at present employed; references furnished. Address Z-20, care Age Herald