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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-10
ONE CENT A WORD.

ONE CENT 4 WORD.
RATEs-one cent a word a days NO
al. fnken for less than 20 cents for
hrst insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-A handsome. young harness
horse; spirited, but not afraid of auto
mobiles steam or street cars. with a
good top bpggy and harness; is for sale
at Fies & Sons. 2-9-2t
STOVES for sale, | can save you money
ON stoves; We repair stoves and ranges;
work guaranteed. " " Mitchell IA
S END street. Bell phone 352l 1-2O-4t-su
SPOT COAL-We have spot coal for sale
every day in the week Write or phone
Oakman Coal Co.. oakman, Aia
1-22-l2ttu-thu-su
tNLL safes. seconu-napa les OF all
makes and sizes. Birmingham Safe Co..
i7oS list ave. 1z-1s-wd-su-tf
FOR SALE-The best cheap lodging house
in the city Call on Or address Griffin
Chastain, Hotel Alabama, 200Sis 1st ave
nue.. 2-9-2t
ATLAS slide valve engines, Atlas auto
matte engines, Atlas Corliss engines, At
las high-speed engines, Atlas water
tube boilers, Atlas fire tube boilers, At
las portable boilers Atlas internal fired
boilers Prompt shipments George e.
Lum Machine and Supply Co, Birming-
ham, Ala. 1-31-thu-sun-tf
TYPEWRITERS-ov with sec
ond-hand machines taken in exchange
for the new Columbia visible. and will
unload at these prices: Underwood, $50;
L. c. Smith, $50; Smith Premier. $50;
Columbia, $50. These machines practi-
cally as good as new. Others from $15
up. Bar Locks. Fox, Remington, Oliver,
etc. etc Write for further particulars.
We want an agent in every city and
town in Alabama for the Columbia, the
best machine made Columbia Type
writer Co, Atlanta, Ga. 2-S-tf
STOVES FOR SALE-I can save you
money on stoves; We repair stoves and
ranges; work guaranteed. ia S. 22d st.
Bell phone 3521. w. w. Mitchell.
1-20-4t-su
FOR SALE-The best home for the price
in the city of birmingham. The north
east corner of 10Th street and 18th ave-
nue.. South Highlands; nearly new, 2
story, 10-room residence No. 1000 18th
avenue The lot is 76x12O. The house is
storm sheeted. double floors. The inside
plan and finish is perfect. Six bedrooms,
f1replaees. also the bent make of fur
mace: bath room on each floor: electricity
and gas 1t is a charming home and fine
location Price, only $4,000; terms, $4,000
cash, balance 1. and years, per
cent interest Let me show you this
beautiful home Wesley M. Smith, of 8.
Bethea & Co.. 2O27 Third avenue. 2-10-3t
FOR SALE-23S acres of land with old
house, three good springs and lot of
young fruit trees, located east of Biz
mingham. Very cheap. r. F. Manly &
Co.. Chalifoux Building.
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WANTED--A lady companion between p
and 80, of loving disposition; give fun
particulars. Address Mrs. r., care Age
Herald
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FOR SALE-A large. practically new, 2
story Norwood home Good lot and nice
location. r. F. Manly & Co., Chalifoux
Building
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-10

WANTED-Good. white woman to do
cooking and general homework; good
pay for good service 1l17 S. 14th st
Peoples phone 1856.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-10

WANTED-Firemen and brakemen on
Alabama and other railroads: age 20 to
80: over 40 pounds and five feet five
inches; experience unnecessary; fire.
men, 800 monthly, become engineers
and earn $500; brakemen. $50, become
conductors and earn $3.50; name position
preferred. Address Railway Associa-
ton, care Birmingham Age-Herald.
2-10-4 Gil
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents; legitimate substitute
for slot machines, patented; sells on
sight for S1.O0 Particulars elisha Co,
Anderson, Indiana.
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S3500-New, modern Broom home, fronts
car line, 50x1S0. runs from one street to
another, on Highlands; $500 cash, bal
ance $50 month. B. F. Eborn.
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FOR SALE-Mules, wagons. harness, log
drays, etc; everything first class; Bell
phone 347. between 9 and IL Monday
morning.
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WANTED-Salesmen of ability and neat
appearance to call on all merchants In
their territory; elegant side line conven-
lent to carry; good commissions. prompt
remittance Belmont Mfg. Co, Clncn-
natl q
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FOR SALE-23S acres of land with old
house, three good springs and lot of
young fruit trees, located east of Biz
mingham. Very cheap. r. F. Manly S
Co. Chalifoux Building
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-, ~ -
WANIED-Stenograph ana Office man,
who can operate Smith Premier type
writer and can write a fairly good bust
ness hand: answer in own handwriting,
stating salary desired. Address Smith
Premier. care Age-Herald. 2-1O-4t
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WANTED-A reliable, responsible farm
er, fruit and poultry man; one not
afraid of work who is steady and can
be depended on. Apply after p. m.
Room 5o4 Brown Marx
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VICIOUS as MS. " e sOIltIl InNesIIBdIIOH
At leading druggists, 25c. Soc 81.
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FIRE INSURANCE-It should be a
satisfaction to know that your fire in
surance matters are handled by men of
experience, that your property is pro-
tected by strong companies at correct
rates. This is our guarantee, and we
would be glad of the opportunity to
convince YOU. Jemison Real Estate q
ms Co 1924 Third ave
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FOR SALE-Small fiat dray, engine, boil
er, pump. tank, sawmill, typewriter
safe. copying mimeograph, cash register
office desk rail. Stevens, 21Sls goth street.
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WANTED-Two solicitors; good PROPOSE
ton; salary or commission. Call between
8 and I p M, PIP 5th ave. Ask for G.
Buntus. 2-10-2t
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FOR SALE-sl50 cash. balance SIG per
month, 5-room cottage on car line, King
ston. Samuel p. Miller, Agent, Pill LIST
avenue.
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PARTY with means can secure excellent
position with recognized New York the
atrical manager, either professionally or
in a business capacity. Address Mama
ger, care Age-Herald. 2-9-4t
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HIGH grade canvassers and solicitors
can connect with large New York house
and make big money handling new line.
No competitions no books or schemes;
guaranteed salary; write particulars, l..
r.. Bailey, West 18th street. New
York
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-10

WANTED-Men for firemen, brakemen
and Engagement; experience unnecessa-
nv; SIS to 500 monthly; position on any
railroad; send stamp today for partic-
ulars. Address room $50, 30 Olive street,
st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-Pyro- Cure proves its genuine
merit in Birmingham. The skeptical
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STOVES FOR SALE-I can save you
money on stoves; We repair stoves and
ranges; work guaranteed. ia S. 22d St
Bell phone 3521. w. w. Mitchell.
1-20-4t-su
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man with
general blast furnace experience as as
sistant chemist, yard or furnace clerk:
good reference Address S. care Age
Herald.
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WANTED-salesmen calling on hard
ware, lumber, building material dealers
and roofers, TO sell product of well
known manufacturer; liberal commits
sion; samples are pocket size. Address
Box 764. South Bend, Ind.
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WAN'fTD-Salesmmen by manufactures
of staple line. two expert need travel
ing speciality statesmen worth good pay.
Position permanent. Selling season
opens February 10. Address Manufac-
turer care 4 oe- Herald
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WANTED-We have buyers for subur-
ban property; list yours with us; quick
sale guaranteed. We are specialists In
suburban real estate. Picard & Hartzeii
No ground floor First National
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49, ~ ~ ~
FOR sALE-s6O00; S-room. South High
land home: lot 6Ox145; elegant interior
and finish; large closets; furnace heat
and CRATES; front and back stairs; cor
ner lot and rose garden; good mountain
view; 18th avenue and projected car
line. Terms easy. Eborn, 504-7 Brown
Marx.
FOR SALE-Hotel lease 20 Ensley lots,
120-acre farm, so acres coal land, lime
quarry. Alabama gold mine. chalk NINE
Stevens. 2iS1a 10th street
FOR SALE-s2100: Groom residence; Avon
dale: easy terms Samuel p. Miller.
Agent Pill LIST avenue.
FOR SALE-Nicely located, conveniently
arranged, 5-room cottage Fairview. Has
city water and electric lights. r. f.
Manly K Co. Chalifoux Building.
EGGS from thoroughbred barred and
white Plymouth Rocks, White Wyan-
dottes Black Minorcas, Golden Sebright
and Buff Cochin Bantams; 81 for 49,
Young & Swain, r. F. d !, Birming-
ham. 2-10-2t-su
FOR SALE-Coal land; 800 acres coal
land for immediate sale, twelve miles
from Birmingham. Address Nv" p.
o. Box 107. Goodwater. Ala.
FOR SALE-A large. practically new, 2
story Norwood home. Good lot and nice
iptdllOi. IL L -hdttlN q W, ChoiiAONN
Building.
FOR SALE-S0 acres, 1h miles from
Trussville pike; elevated one-quarter of
a mile from railroad station. Three rail-
roads near; improvements worth $1,000;
running water; nice farm cleared; 3 cot
tages: a beautiful country site; east
ern front: fine shade $1,000, easy terms.
Eborn. 504-7 Brown-Marx.
FOR SALE-Small grocery; good cor
ner location about three blocks from
new depot stock and fixtures will in
Z voice about $500: residence adjoining can
be had if wanted. Address Grocery, care
Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-Mules, wagons, harness, log
drays etc; everything first class; Bell
phone 347, between 9 and u Monday
morning.
FOR SALE-sl50 cash. balance SIG per
month, 5-room cottage on car line, King
ston. Samuel r. Miller, Agent, Pill LIST
avenue.
FOR SALE-Small fiat dray, engine, boil
er, pump, tank, sawmill. typewriter
safe, copying mimeograph, cash register
office desk rail. Stevens, 21Sls goth street.
FOR SALE-S4500 ON easy terms; acres
in the heart of Brownsville: free agri-
cultural school; 15-room house; large
store house; bearing orchard; shade and
fine climate, Reasons for selling. boys
all educated, grown up, and moved
away. This is good thing for the right
party Eborn. 504-7 Brown-Marx.
FOR SALE-Fine orchard and vineyard
on Shades mountain, 12o acres; beautiful
summer home property, and near the
city. Owper. POS Jefferson County Saw
ings Bank Bldg. Bell phone POI.
FOR SALE-Nicely located Ensley home
Six rooms. with plenty of closets. city
Wafer and cement walks r f Manly
& Co., Chalifoux Building
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s260O-A fine 10-acre bearing fruit, truck
and poultry farm; pretty 2-story, Groom
cottage and cellar; stables, canning
rooms: no finer fruits or varities in
Alabama. In edge of good town. on
main line of railroad. A splendid place.
VIII sell or exchange. Apply room 504
Brown-Marx building. -
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WANTED-Sa lesman, experienced in any
line to sell general trade in Alabama. IN
the south; an unexcelled speciality prop
osition commissions with $50 weekly for
expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co,
Cleveland, o.
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HELP WANTED.

Ia take charge OF. on
shares, 800 acres at Mentone, Ala. Room
504 Brown Marx Apply after p. m.
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NANTED-Position as manager of COM
missary; several years experience; best
references. Address H., care Age-Her-
aid. 2-10-2t
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s. Acre-15O0 acres with 26 houses, on
railroad, 30 miles of Birmingham, I'M
improved land A great bargain. Easy
terms. b. f Eborn.
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WANTED-We have buyers for suburban
property; list yours with us: quick sale
guaranteed. We are specialists in subui :
ban real estate Picard & Hartzell. No.
ground floor First National
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WANTED-At once, two city experienced
furniture salesman; good salary to men
who can get the business c. w. Green
& Co, 2123 Second ave 2-10-2t
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WANTED-Men everywhere, good pay,
to distribute circulars. adv. matter, tack
signs. etc; no canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau, Chicago.
WANTED-White man waiter. from II p.
m. to a. M: state particulars. Orien-
tai restaurant. 2003 1-2 Second ave.
2-l0-2t
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AGENTS-A hair raising proposition; the
electric metallic hair brush does raise
hair; will last a life time; price 40 cents,
sent prepaid money refunded If not
satisfactory. Townsend's E. M. Brush,
fIaVerstraW N Y
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
To Visit State Institutions.

OLYMPIA. March 22.-Gov. Mead
and the three members of the state
board of control will visit the state
institutions early next month on the
dates following: Walla Walla peni-
Tertiary, April 5, {; State College in
Pullman. April s, 8; Eastern Wash
ington Hospital at Medical Lake
April 10, Il; Normal School at Che
ny, April 10; State Fair at North
Yakima, April IS. IA; Normal School,
at Eilensburg, April Is; University
in Seattle, April 10; Normal at Bel
bingham, April 20, FL Everett, April
%, %; in connection with the selec-
ton of a site for the new state re-
formatory, and the soldiers home
site selection April "a, 81.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
May Excuse Jury.

NEW YORK, March 25.-It was
not until after o'clock that Justice
Fitzgerald appeared in court today,
and then only to adjourn the Thaw
case until Wednesday. The judge
made no announcement whatever. If
he has decided to appoint a commits
sion he will probably first excuse the
jury Indefinitely, informing them
they will be notified when their pres
ence is again desired. After the
jury retires he will formally an
nounce the appointment of a COM
mission. If the judge decides not to
appoint commission he may make
no other announcement than to di-
rect that the trial proceed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
SPELLING BORD."
Evil Hold First Annual Netting in
Neu York."

NEW YORK, March 25.-A gath
ering of scholars and philologists
from the three great English speak
ing countries will be held on ApIfl
and in the Waldorf Astoria hotel,
New York, when the simplified
spelling board will hold the first an
nual meeting of all its members.
Already twenty-five of the forty
members have signified their inten-
ton of coming, and 1t is expected
that England will be represented by
William Archer, who will come from
London to attend the session. Cana
da will send two delegates. and the
western part of this country will he
strongly represented. three members.
among them President David Starr
Jordan. having sad that they viii
come all the way from California to
take part In the discussions.
The meeting will consist Of SEES.
sions covering two days. and a din.
ner at which Mr.. Andrew Cornegie
will preside. Among others who will
be present Is James w. Bright, pro
lessor Of English Philology in Johns
Hopkins university, who Is the latest
member to be elected to the board.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
FOR BETTER SCHOOLS
SUPT. REED WILL GO TO WEST
ERN CITIES.
Will Investigate Conditions With an
Eye to Improving, II Possible,
the Local School System.

City superintendent d. c. Reed
will leave this evening for the Sound
to investigate school conditions In
several of the cities. He will visit
the schools in Seattle, Tacoma and
Everett and look into the work of
the different grades with a view of
introducing some of the school work
in the schools in this city. At the
meeting of the school board Monday
evening it was decided that it would
be good idea that someone be sent
to look into the school matters, and
Mr.. Reed was named.
He will be gone the rest of this
week and will return Saturday or
Sunday. Since Superintendent Reed
has had charge of the schools in this
city several new branches of work
have been introduced, and it is ex-
pected that on his return other
branches will be started.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
SELAH BREAK
STOPPING WORK
SEEDING WILL Be DELAYED
Valley still Much Effected as Result
OF Dam Going Out Some
Time Ago.

The break in the Selah dam of
some time ago is still causing trou-
Bile, as the farmers in large portion
of the valley will be much delayed
in their seeding The break was
caused by an ice gorge which formed
above the dam and which forced its
way through the structure and filed
part OF the valley with huge cakes of
Ice. Part of the valley is yet filled
with huge ice foes, which are melt
ing slowly because of the thickness
and size of the cakes. This will not
do SO much damage as anticipated
for i Will give the land a thorough
soaking, but the refuse that followed
In the wake of the ice gorge will
cause considerable inconvenience.
Huge logs, portions of camp out
fits, wire fences, railroad ties, drift
wood and other refuse has covered
the valley and will cause the farmers
a great deal of labor to clear the
fields Ranchers are gathering up
the wood and some have enough fire
wood to run them more than year.
with much more in sight, which will
have to be moved before the spring
work can begin. Some farmers have
suffered the loss of fences, while
Others have gained as much.
A peculiar feature Of the food is
shown in one place, where a wire
fence oil one side of the road was
torn away, while an old fashioned
stake and rider rail fence on the op.
posite side Of the road remains prac-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
BELIEVED TO Be SURE
n. T.. TO BE INVOLVED FROM END
TO END.
NEITHER
SIDE COMEDIES
May Reach to Switclhmen and Engin.
eers-The Trainmen Vote
Against Concession.

CHICAGO, March 25.-The crisis
is reached in negotiations between
the railroads throughout the west
and their employees over the wage
question and it is up to the general
managers, according to representa-
tives of $4,000 trainmen who have
voted to strike unless the demands
are granted. The reply of the gen.
eral managers to this sentiment is
I'VE have conceded all we can" To.
morrow morning both sides will meet
in conference and unless there is n
backdown the most gigantic strike
in the history of transportation in
this country appears imminent. The
trainmen demand an increase of IL =
per cent and worllday of nine
hours. The general managers Of
fered an increase of 10 per cent with.
ont n nine-hour day. The work of
counting the ballots cast by the men
OH the question of accepting the con-
ccssion of the general managers or
calling a strike was completed Mt
midnight. The result is not made
public, but it is said 95 per cent of
the men voted for a strike.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
WASHINGTON LARGEST.
Population Reaches Nearly to the
Million Mark.

The census office has made public
its estimates of the population of
the states, Washington being set
down as S14,625. This shows 1t tc
have nearly twice the population OF
Oregon, which is estimated at All,
7SS, and Idaho is given as 206,704.
Washington has had by far the larg.
est increase. as in 1890 the estimates
shown were: Washington 51S,103,
Oregon 1886, Idaho 161,772.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
WILL Be TRIED
SEPARATELY
CASES TO Be REMOVED TO BOISE
Judge Wood Believes an Impartial
Trial Could Not Be Secured
in Canyon County.

BOISE, March 25.-Charles H..
Meyer, William D. Haywood and Geo.
A. Pettibone will be separately tried
in the district court for Ada county
in this city. At the converting of the
opening term of court next Monday
morning Judge Wood will announce
the dates for the trials and it will
be decided which defendant is to be
put on trial first. Judge Wood this
morning denied the defenses' motion
for change of venue. In a short
oral decision he said that'he was con-
WINGED that conditions prejudical to
the defendants did exist in Canyon
county that do not exist in any other
counties, but was not certain that in
the outlying precincts a fair and i'm
partial jury could not be obtained.
In the town of Caldwell, he said,
certain persons seemed largely preju-
diced against the defendants.
If there is any assurance that af-
ter the case has been moved to an
other county the defense would not
ask for a further change of venue he
would not have hesitated to grant the
motion. He favored the idea of at
tempting to secure jury in Canyon
county, and if it became evident an
impartial jury could not be secured.
permitting the defense to renew their
motion.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
GLASS HOME.
Gave Himself Into Custody of the
Sheriff

SAN FRANCISCO, March U.s.
Louis Glass, vice president of the
Pacific States Telephone G Telegraph
company returned from Nevade to-
night Glass gave himself into the
custody of the sheriff and was es-
corted to Judge LAWYERS department
OF the superior court, where he gave
bond In the sum OF 100000 to
cover nine indictments of bribery re-
turned against him. Earlier In the
day Judge Coffey had issued bench
warrants for the arrest OF Glass and
for the arrest of A. X. Detwiler. the
Ohio millionaire. Detwiler has not
re been a7prehended,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
OWLS TO BE wHIPPOoRwILLs.
Three "Nests" to Take Action, Ac-
cording to Reports.

WALLA WALLA, March a.
Today Grand Executive H. l.. Leav.
lit of the Brotherhood Of Owls ~.
ceived from the subordinate nests
at Prescott the rituals, charter and
paraphernalia. with the notice that
they had withdrawn from the Owls
ana Instituted an Independent Or.
der Of Whip-Poor- Wills" Word Il
received that similar action VIII be
taken by Owls at starbuck and Day
ton. The organizations withdrawing
say they do not propose disbanding.
but will reorganize under the new
name and adopt new and original
work.