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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18
REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALE.
50x1d0-Prospective business lot. Sd ave.
FOR RENT.
n. 726 n. 10Th street 5 rooms; $3.50.
No. 10lS East 14th street; rooms; s25.
No. 1017 T.. 14th St. 8 rooms and bath; s25.
No. 1921 L. 18th ST.; rooms and bath; s95.
L. G. PETTYJoHN.
Phones 1i0i and 465. 1861 Third Ave.
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wANTED-Mcn to learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Tools given.
Wages Saturdays. Positions guaraa-
teed. Catalogue mailed Tree NIltc
nearest branch. Moler System OF Col
lsges. Atlanta, Ga, or New Orleans,
lie 3-16-12t
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FOR SALE.

UyyT,, s6000-Lovelv cottage home alley
w corner, facing east, all street i'm
movements; rented until October l at
s45 a month This will carry itself until
Won are ready to use it; $500 cash, bal
ance at So per cent; lot 6OX2CO. If YOU
mean business, us about this. This
is on South Highlands Turner Il.
NNeakley & Co., 2llS LIST avenue.
3-1o-tf
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LOAN sell and rent your property; list
Immediately. w. e. Davis, real estate
and rentals. Phone 1870, 1879, Sll Title
ca,o,,toa pldg 3-16-tf
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ny Pt, " KITEkS-We have several ma
chimes, different kinds, sold for 500
new, that we will sell for s25. These
taken in part payment for the Column
b,a visible Agents wanted every
where. Columbia Typewriter Co. At
lanta Ga 2-2S-tf
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For SALE-For immediate shipment, 80
tons 40-pound relaying tee rails with
fastenings. Wire or write A. Marx, 645
Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans, La
3-l5-U
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FOR SALE-Two desirable lots on South
Highlands of East Lake. Address j.,
care Age-Herald. 7-o-si
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s,1XI,,A beautiful, deep lot. facing east.
w Just off Highland avenue which
we are authorized To offer al 5000; one
third cash, balance ats per cent. Don't
mass this by, as 1t is an exceptional
opuortunity. Turner Il. Weakley x
"a 9113 list avenue. 3-l2-tf
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FOR SALl1-Second-hand locomotive,
tirehox boilers; splendid condition; sizes,
20. 30 10 and 10O-horse power. Machine
cry Trading Co., Birmingham 3-l2-t
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FOR SALE-Four cows and milk route.
Bell phone 3OSj. 5-lo-4t
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FOR SALE--Second-hand engines; thor
oughly overhauled; cheap; sizes, to
10o-horse power; if you are in the mar
ket. write us and save money. Machin-
cry Trading Co., Birmingham, Ala.
3-12-7t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

shipping clerk and gen
eral office man. desires position at once;
also first class timekeeper: reference
from present employer T. ]. L., care
AgeHerald 3-l7-2t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

$5250-Corner lot near 18th avenue, South
Highlands, with a new, modern, Groom
residence; $1,000 cash, balance l, and )
years
$5000-Corner lot near goth street. South
Highlands, with a nearly new, modern,
S-room residence.
$4750-Central avenue, S-room residence.
This house has never been occupied; has
all modern convenences and is a lovely,
moderate priced house; $50 cash, bal
ance like rent; see this quick
s4500-rwo cottages on Avenue G, renting
for s45 per month; a fine investment:
bad health of owner or this property
would not be on the market.
$S5O0-Central avenue, Groom cottage; new
and modern.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

agent Tor the best seller
on earth. Write at once to f. w. Vach-
er. New Orleans. La, for a free sam
pie. 2-26-30t
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n miles OF forest; clever neighbors
and territory rapidly building up. school
an, churches. If sold by the 10Th Will
take S295O, $50 cash. balance enc, two,
and three years Two-acre garden
planted. Address Country Place care
Aeeuerald. 3-13-1t
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WANTEDONurse at once for children.
Apply at Age-Herald office. 3-1O-f
WANTED-C;irls to wrap and label medi-
cine Apply 2Sth street and 9Th ave-, Con-
tnental Manufacturing Co. 3-lI-2t
LADIES may obtain permanent employ
ment selling hosiery and underwear di-
rect to carer; outfit free. Victoria
Mills. Birmingham. Ala. 3-lI-3t
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SIVvJ,,If you want lovely lot just off
w Highland avenue. at a moderate
figure, see us. After hard work, we
have been able to secure three such
lots, in the right location. at the right
price, with terms to suit Turner r.
Weakley IL Co.. 2113 LIST avenue. 3-12-tf
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Bargains for Sale

$S100-Corner lot, with 6-room, modern cot
tage and a good barn on rear of lot;
Northside, near Fountain Heights car
line.
$1600-Beautiful Glen Iris alley corner;
faces east; if you ever expect to build
home this lot is bargain.
s150O-A nice building lot on 18th street,
south.
$1000-For three large building lots at Oak
Crest: these lots had ought to bring
$500 each.
IL lots at Valley Mineral Springs, in
Shades valley, miles from city; an
ideal place for a summer home; we
are authorized to sell these lots to pros
pective home builders until April l for
500 each.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

WANTED : Machinists, good wages.
steady jobs to reliable men. Call Flor
ence hotel. Room 21S from 10 p. IN.
3-lS-.,l
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY loaned salaried people and others
without seevrity: cheapest rates. easiest
payments; Offices in six.c-three princi-
pal cities: save yourself money by get
ting our terms first d. ii. Tolman. room
IA. Watts bldg &C Third ave. Silly
LOANS made on real estate; mortgage
notes bought. Apply Alabama Trust
and Savings Co., 2oas Sd ave. 2-1-2mo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

FOR SALE-Cheap. complete moving pic
ture outfit slightly used; fine condition;
complete including Superior stereopticon
equipment automatic rewind, upper and
lower fireproof magazines, rheostat,
electric arc lamp. six 10-inch reels, extra
condensing lenses, fine large screen. gas
outfit, gas chemicals, films and slides.
Cheap to first customer Theatre Film
Supply Co., 2O07 I'd ave. 3-17-2t
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Acknowledgement travelling managers.
contracting local statesmen, merchandise
line, guaranteed salary SIS. 81, So per
week and expenses. advanced. Vowel,
Colonial Hotel. annex. 3-ll-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

FOR SALE-Seventy-nor locomotive
firebox boiler. Two small portable en-
Eines and boilers on wheels; eight horse
gasoline engine; all splendid condition.
cheap; also other machinery. Machinery
Trading Co., Birmingham, Ala. 3-l2-7t
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FOR SALE-Beautiful level lot. 5Ox20o,
with fve-room house. fronting south on
car line near College station, East
Lake $1,000. Apply to S. NJ Handy,
No 2023 Third avenue. 3-13-tf
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70. SALE-Country place near city one
hours drive from car line Over good
roads. This place is not an acct
mt, but was bought in the rough ana
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-18

ACCOU NTANTS. advertising men. archi-
tects auditors boollkeepers, buyers;
good positions now open; list free. Hap
goods. 1876 Park Bldg. Pittsburg, Pa.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

FOR RENT-2l02 Morris avenue, two
stores and basement. Apply to Douglass
Bros. 2O17-2Ol9 Morris avenue. 2-24-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

w NV tGL-"NGEs
ANTED@Generai travelling managers,
contracting local statesmen, merchandise
line, guaranteed salary SIS. 81, So per
week and expenses. advanced. Vowel,
Colonial Hotel. annex. S-ll-St
WANTED : Machinists. good wages.
steady Jobs to reliable men. Call Flor
ence hotel. Room 2lS. from 10 p. IN.
3-lS-5t
ACCOUNTANTS, advertising men. archi-
tects. auditors. bookl<eepers, buyers;
good positions now open: list free Hap
goods, 726 Park Bldg, Pittsbnrg. Pa.
ANIrD-ror u. ). army. Able oou..u
unma -ried men. between ages OF Il AMI
IS: ci.izens OF United States of GOOD
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. Apply
to recruiting officer. III n. 10th st.
Birmingham. Ala. LILLY
ANTED-.iailway mail clerks $4,000
yearly; examination soon: preparation
free. Franklin Institute, Rochester,
n. Y. SIC i-1S-l9-2o- 22-zi-27- 29-Sl
OPTICIAN WANTED-A first class OPP
tician as assistant in managing retail
department of large optical establish
ment: good salary and splendid oppor-
tunity for the right man; must be thor
oughly up to date in refraction and
frame fitting; young, unmarried man
manent address, references and salary
required. Address Optican, care Age
Herald 3-15-4t
WANTED-First class man 10 solicit ac-
cident insurance. Underwriters Real Els
tate and Rental Co.. Birmingham, Ala,
21O North 21st street. 3-2-tf
WANTED-Boy, smart. honest and ener-
getic; age about IA; good reference re-
quired. Talking Machine Co., 20OI End
ave. o-lf-Zt
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-A new 2-story S-room
house, No. 1927 Sth avenue; all modern
improvements. Inquire at Smiths
grocery, 100 North 18th street. 3-lG-7t
FOR RENT-Handsome home. beautifully
located near Highland avenue, within
half block Highland avenue car, ali
modern Improvements, gas. electricity,
bath servants house, carriage house,
garden; a charming residence in every
respect. Completely furnished, or will
rent unfurnished. Address Residence"
care Age-Herald 3-l6-1t
FOR RENT-2l02 Morris avenue. two
stores and basement. Apply to Douglass
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

w ANTED-Board by couple without chill
dren for April l; only small family,
where no others Will be considered Good
car line and Bell PHI me. Give full partic-
ulars. References given and required.
q A.. care AgeHerald S-ll-3t
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HELP WANTED.

WANT ED-Demonstrators to cover city,
Ensley, Bessemer and surrounding ter
ritory; ladies or gentlemen; satisfactory
pa with chance for advance. Bring
references. Apply 221 Chaifoux build
ing. 3-l7-3t
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class man 10 solicit ac-
cident insurance Underwriters Real Els
tate and Rental Co.. Birmingham. Ala,
30 North Dist street. S-2-tf
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16
where.

Judge Hager. of Louis Vile,
Ky, candidate for governor, de
cared two days before the cleo
Lion, that he had dreamed dream
and that he had been elected by
large majority over Wilson
that was dream. B-ware Of
dreams hereafter. 1t is said any
way, that whatever you dream
the contrary take place. Here is
where the poet was right when
he said: IS me Dire ms are
nothing else but dreams. unnat
ura, and ull OF contradiction.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

They say Col. Henri Waiter
son, through the Courier. Journal
is to blame for democratic defeat
in Kentucky. That is quite a
compliment to ''Marse Henry
but It is erroneous. What defeat
ed the democrats was the permits.
sion of Bryan to lecture in that
state. Bryan is the forerunner
Of Republican success every
where.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

The Negro is factor in the
political fabric of this nation
after all and despite the fact
hat. some states he is So nearly
DISTINGUISHED, in he states where
he has but little, if any p)lltical
Observation-Disclosures st uts have
prachcaIy no potet CIV III the
governing and rule of this nation.
What southern man, whose con-
,tttueucv is south of The Ono
river and who is "a democrat, has
done anything toward the fur.
herauce or mamie nance OF the
Welfare Of the people IN the last
10 years, worthy Of note? WHAT
oower has the south? Wherever
YOU disfranchlse one citizen, yNu
cut off your nose to spite your
tace.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16
DR.. Lane on the Direct Primary
Plurality.

Dr.. A. Lane, the coIored rep
resentatlve. from Cook Co., be-
lieves, or asserts. that he beIiev
e', that a direct plurality prim-
airy, with power to nominate, IS
lnlmlcal - the c)lored man'S 20
litcal future, because it will
eliminate him, Qhe colored MANI
from all elective Offices. Being
50 earnestly opposed TO the meas
ure, The doctor proceeds to Chi
ca1o and gets John G.. Jones'; ct
al, 10 sign petition, urging the
senate hot to CONCUR, and setting
forth, as above stated, their rea
sons. We differ with the dlstin-
gushed Cook count men and..bp-
lleVe Their actlO4 uuWiSe and
done without d due deiberation,
and without d telescope view in
to fu1urlty
Second y-Do you want a law
to BE- withheld because it does
not offer loop hole for d certain
race or u certain secLlOn or city?
10 favor hat petition on its face
would not that be class leglola-
ton? But we differ with the pc
tltIoners in the entirety-we
claim thai the coIored people
Will sla' d as good chance for
elective Office under the plurality
prlm try if not d better one, than
under The present system. TO
make the CLAIM. as they have
done, that white Republicans nor
While dem 'crats or white people
at all. Will vote for colored man
under any clrcum stances. is un.
warranted, if not absurd and
erroneous But even If that
claim W re true, Won will not for
ever be eliminated. Further
more If The white Republicans
refuse to support coiored man
can the coIored man retaliaJe ?
The trouble with our leaders.
they do n)J look enough into the
future, The direct primary give
our p9 lpls better chtuce to run
for Judges. congressman or Unit
ed ) ates 5 9nator. For instance
now under the plurality primary,
there We're six men to be nomin
ated aud, say twelve we're run
mag SIX getting the largest
popuIa" vote are the nominees
one of the twelve is coloreo
man. 1t you think he will b.
over looked by every white voter
because he is "colored," advis
the Negroes, as a necessary "wal
measure To vote for one instead
of six; one Negro vote will coun
six of other votes-see. Do no
be afraid of these things wv
are as near TO heaven by sea a
by land after all Don't be po
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

King Menelek of Abyssinia is
to have a cabinet. He must have
noticed that no government is
complete in these times without
corps of emergency travellers and
circumravlgators St. l. o u
Globe Democrat.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16
ORR ADVERTISING RATES.

For display matter one time, 1os
the inch; over one time, 10c. months
or one year, special prices made.
Reading matter, one time, &c the
line: seven words to the line; over
one time SC; for long articles or
church advertising, some reduction.
For clubs, socials, ect., when mat
ter contains over rs words and under
900. send so cents If you desire it pub
lished in full. MAMMALIAN
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

litical cowar DIS, seeking the least
resistance, all the time. Remem'
Der that,
"Must | be Carried to the sky
on Flowery beds of Ease.
While 0 hers Fight to to win
the Prize and Sail Thru
Bloody Seas?"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

Ia a recent speech Mr. Hearst
said HIT If he wsre president OF
tn4 u lltea States be would send
IN Irish. Am 9ricsn t, The Court
Of S , Jtmas To Iris 1. Amerl-
cans need not 60 to trouble of re-
pudt aalng VI. Hasri6s s6v e Ut
pollJ,cS. H hts oean rep 4tted-
ly notiei thu b. will nev4r be
lie ;Jed any Off; Of mo )rt tnce.
: s.. Louis Gloo9 Dem pcrat.
Mr.. Hearst having tried many
schemes ia vain TO b. pre- Sident,
we advise thai be dc are him
self on the race question.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

When we get Tennessee and
Missouri converted, better close
the revival; those other states
are doomed.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

England has her race Grish)
question, no less ronown than
Americas, (Negro.)
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

See e. L. Rogers for the best slcA
and accident policies. $40 per weeA
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-11-16

Parties will please enter into ne
business transactions for this paper
with anyone save authorized agents
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10
SENATORIAL ETHICS.
MI SpOOner's Conception OF Duty as
Compared with sfr. BaiIey'z.

Mr.. SpoOner's Conception OF Duty az
Compared with fr. BaiIey's.
From the Charleston News and Courier.
NJ my of the Senators have expressed
regret that Mr.. Spooner has felt com
PEELED to give up his place in the United
States Senate on account of private busl-
ness affairs. Among those who deplore
the resignation of Mr.. Spooner as zone OF
The greatest blows that the Senate has
suffered in many years is Hon Joseph
Weldon Bailey. OF Texas. Senator
Spooner" he says, is indisputably a
wonderful lawyer. who knows the every
angle Of his profession and the practice
Of it
True. very true; and II appears that the
chief reason Mr. Spooner finds il neces-
sary to retire from public life is that he
cannot with the approval Of his own
conscience represent the interests Of his
clients and serve his people in the Senate
fairly at one and the same time. In his
letter 10 the governor Of Wisconsin. giving
his reasons for reslgning his seat in the
Senate, Mr.. Spoouer says that he has
served as a Senator for sixteen years-''a
long time for one, neither willing nor
financially able permanently 20 abandon
It, 70 take from his profession" 1T has
been taken from mine he adds. for /
have not thought Il compatible with the
full and uninterrupted discharge OF public
duty 10 pursue IT, and 7 have. therefore.
during my service, with two or three
tr!fiing exceptions. purely local. absolutely
abstaiued therefrom."
II Is hoped that Senator Bailey will
note the very clear distinction which Mr.
Spo0ner makes between a Senator's duty
to his constituents and his duty 10 his
clients. and we are sure that upon rehee-
ton Mr.. Bailey viii come TO the conclu-
sion that a Senator cannot serve TWO
masters; that the public interests should
be his first concern; that oil and water.
so 10 speak. will not mix. The SpooIer
conception OF the responsibility OF he
place In which he has been kept by his
people for a good many years against bis
choice VIII explain TO Mr.. Bailey, and 20
such Of his colleagues az have used their
official positions to enlarge their practice,
why Mr. Spooner's retirement from the
public service is SO sincerely regretted by
men Of all political opinions. After all,
the people Of the United States think well
Of an honest man.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

no newspaper experience, he started
weekly paper at Indianola, Iowa, and
made II pay from the start.
After a while he sold out and bought a
part interest IN the Des Moines Leader.
Becoming convinced that he needed more
training I'm order 60 accomplish what he
desired to in the world, he sold out his
interest in the Leader. after two Or three
years. and. putting the proceeds into his
pocket, went, not 20 college, but 20 Eu-
rope, where he travelled and studied both
books and men for nearly two years.
until his money was all gone.
lie didn't bring back a parchment say
ing that he had taken certain university
courses when he returned, but he had ac-
quired a knowledge OF the world and "a
degree OF training that helped him to
pick Up his work here where he had laid
it down and carry it on to success.
Copyright. 1907. by Dexter Narshalll
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

do not think TIE Unitarians receive
the recognition due them for their spir-
itual and religious qualities. But credit
has always been given them for their in
tellectual and literary leadership. An
interesting and beautiful service, often
held at All Souls Church Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

The endowment of the Irish church
was taken over by the state and de-
voted 20 charitable purposes I'm Ireland;
and while there was. of course. much
cutlery against this attack upon the
rights OF property, there were others
who approved of it as an act OF justice.
in view Of the origin Of the endowment.
There can be no such pretcxt or excuse
for the confscation Of the endowment
of the Church OF England. 1t is an
estate derived from wholly different
sources, and which is administered by an
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

It must be understood that the organiza-
ton of the Church OF England was an
terror to that OF the state, and that when
the country was still divided into separ-
ate kingdoms. the church had become one
throughout the land, and was looked upon
as common center. Church and state
have thus grown together for centuries,
and are to such an extent identified with
one another that il is difficult TO con-
ceive the possibility Of their separation
Perhaps one or the principal reasons Tor
the maintenance OF the esta Enlistment IS
its spirit Of liberation. For il may be
said TO have been a party to the Roman
Catholic Emancipation Act. 20 the Jewish
Disabilities Removal Act and 10 various
other legislation, such as the abolition OF
compulsory church rates, the law per
hitting Nonconformists to bury their
dead in the parish churchyard with their
own rites and ceremonies and the aban-
donment of the exclusive right of perform
ing the marriage service. In one word.
the Church Of England is imbOed With the
spirit OF modern progress, and has shown
itself. not an obstacle, but a factor in ex-
tending thar principle Of religious equality
which IS one OF the features Of the Brit
ish empire. EXATTACHE
The Washington herald., 1907-03-10

In conclusion, it may be mentioned that
the Church of England IS one Of the es-
tates Of the realm. and as such has an
integral part in all legislation. being re-
presented by two archbishOps and by
twCnty-four bishops i'm the upper house
Of the national legislature, where they
rank, not as peers of the realm, but as
lords Of Parliament. In fact, it is a ques-
ton whether any legislation enacted by
the House Of Lords would be valid If un-
dertaken in the absence Of the bishops
and archbishops.