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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17
ST. LOUIS CHURCH RRNEFgT.
Splendid Programme Carried OuA at
 Sacred Concert at PoIf's Theafer.


 Sacred Concert at PoIi's Theafer. A concert for the benefit. of St. Lollis French R. C. church was held at Poli's theater last night, and was largely at- tended by the French people of the city. Local talent was assisted by Miss Annie Murphy, pianist, of Providence, R. T. Paul Dufault, the great tenor of New York. and Rev. Father Roth. G. s. SD, of Darien. Conn
 The work of both Miss Murphy and Mr Dufault was of the highest order. and they were compelled to respond to repeated encores. Mir. Dufault has a truly wonderful voice, and his first ap- pearance in New Haven will be long remembered by those who had the good fortune to hear him. Miss Murphy showed herself talented musician.
 The choir of the church rendered 70 Canada, the Land of Our Ancestore.p in splendid manner The director was Patrice Rivard. and the accompanist Miss Fedora Gelinas
 Other musical numbers were given by St John's Choral union. Rev. Father H. d. 1Soehs "Ho was 4ofineHly mis- sionary tn Africa, told amusing stories of his experiences. Miss Vera Reiser gave a recitation and St. Louis Dra- matic club gave one-act comedy en- titled ''The Fourteenth" The following were the dramatis personae:
 Jules Grapillard, bourgeois, M J. B, Schinck.
 Bonnardot, surnomme Decorum, off, cer d'academie. Dr, Arthur O. Baribauli, Edgar Durocher, finance d'Eugenie, Dr. Charles A. Tetrault
 Mime. Zenobie GraDi1lard, Mme. Jos sephine C. Baribault
 Mile. Eugenie Grapillard, Mile. Fes dora Gelinas.
 Julie, domestique, Mile. Marie-Louise Patry.
 Albert ParOchs acted as prOmpter.
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Travers Chances Bright.

The American open golf chanpion- ship will start at Philadelphia next Thursday. The 'open" always has been an easy event for the professionals but this year, with Smith absent tho hopes of the amateurs are centered on Je- rome D. Travers, the Metropolitan and New Jersey state champion. They fig- ure that as Travers in the open of the Metropolitan at Hollywood last year not only defeated all the amateurs but a majority of the professionals as well his chances for victory over the Phila- delphia Cricket clubs course this week are bright.
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N. Y. Yncht cIut Rerntt..

The annual regatta of the New York Yacht club will be held on Thursday and that of the Eewanhaka- Corinthian club on Friday. In both regattas the 90-footers Ingomar, Elmina and Queen, the 6S-footers Neola, Effort and Trolita and the 57-footers Istalena, Aurora and Winsome will compete. Many boats in the smaller classes also will take part.
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QUIET DAY F0R CREWS. VISITORS AT QUARTERS All Yale and Harvard Crew Men Reported in Fine
 Shape.

Gales Ferry, June 16.-The crew men at the Yale headquarters spent very quiet Sunday. This morning the launch took some of the men down the river to New London, where they boarded trolley car for ride The others re- mained at the quarters. During the afternoon the men either took walks or spent the time in reading. A number of undergraduates from New Haven were at the quarters during the day, but returned to that city tonight.
 Red Top, June 16.-A part of the Har- ward crew squad attended the Metho- dist church at Gales Ferry this morn ing, and in the afternoon the squad en- joyed sail across the sound to Long Island and back on Larz Anderson's s houseboat Roxana. All the men are reported in fine shape. Dr. Thomas Manahan, the medical examiner, arriv- ed from Cambridge tonight.
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Great Britain Golf Tourney.

Starting tomorrow over the Hoylaka links, near Liverpool, competition fof the golf championship of Great Britain will begin. Alex Smith, the American open champion, will represent the United States in the tournament. To win Smith will be forced to defeat the highest class of professional golfers in Scotland and England. The rules of the tournament call for seventy-two holes at Medal play, thirty-six holes being played daily. Smith sailed for Europe some time ago and reports re- ceived here concerning his play says that he will prove dangerous com petitor.
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CHICAGO SHOWED UNDER BY THE TROLLEY DODGERS Taylor Batted Out of Box in Five Innings and Dur
 bin is Extremely Wild. PHILLIPS ARE SHUT OUT Beaneaters Also Apply the
 Brush to St. Louis in
 Pitchers Battle.
PHILLIPS ARE SHUT OUT

Chicago, June 16.--Brooklyn hit Tay- Tor hard in the fourth and fifth innings to-day, and Durbln, who took up the task, was very wild, Brooklyn out played the locals all the way and won without difficulty. The score by inn- ings:
 R.H.E. Brooklyn .....OOQS2240O--111 10 3 Chicago ........O OOO1OOO O-1 4 Batteries and Ritter; Taylor, Durbin and Kllng and Kahoe. Time 1:5S. Umpires-Carpenter and John stone,
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Trolley Wire nrnnhn

The only accident reported over the trolley system yesterday was the breaking of wire on Sachem street. The breakdown crew from Meadow street made a record run to the spot and had the wire repaired and traffic resumed in about six minutes.
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Sam, what would you do if you had a million dolars?" "Fo' de Lawd's sake! I'm sho' dunno wot I'd do ef had million dollahs; but I know wot I'd do ef I had two dollars I've bin waitin' two yeahs ter git married, "- Judge.
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Jamestown Athletic Eventn.

Chief among the athletic events of the week will be the track and field championships to be held at the James, town exposition Saturday.
 A great gathering of athletes is as- sured and keep competition expected. The University of Pennsylvania, Prince ton, Harvard and Yale all have teams entered for the various contests.
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MASONIC HOME ELECTION.
s. Ernest DOwnes of Danbury Chosen
 to Board of Management.

S. Ernest Downes, of Danbury, was elected a member of the board of man. agers of the Masonic home Saturday, vice Rev. A. c. Hubbard. st Danbury, recently deceased.
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SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.

Knights of St. Patrick to Take Action
 on Death of J. c. Cronan.
 A special meeting of the Knights of &St. Patrick has been called for g o'clock tonight at the club rooms at the corner of Temple and Crown street, to take action on the death of J. c. Cronan Mir Cronan was an active and prominent member of the club.
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National Lenruc.

New York at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago.
 Brooklyn at St, Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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American League.

Cleveland at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Boston (two games). Detroit at Washington.
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state League Standing.
SPORTING NOTES.

The Orators have won two straight from the Whalers and have now fair lead over Danaher's pets. O'Rourke says; We have at last attained a pace"
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New London.

Iotals f.. .......,.. %2S {
 '-J. O'Rourke out; left base on fly ball
 Score by innings:
 Bridgeport :. 1 0 3 *-S New London o 0 o 0 0 O--1
 Two base hits, Phelan, Ladd; home runs. Sawyer, Hit; sacrifice hits, Hughes, Finn; stolen bases, J. O'Rourke 4, Ladd Beaumont, Phelan, Hit, Ta- cey; bases on balls, off Reiger 6, off Taoey i; first base on errors, Bridge port 3; hit by pitched ball, Phelan, J. O'Rourke, Blake; struck out, by Taoey Il. by Reiger 2; passed ball, Refrange. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Kelly.
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Connie" Danaher thinks the Brow nies are now in splendid condition, So do the managers of the six leading teams, and that is probably the reason why New Haven is every teams vic- tim. She is too ripe.
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Enstern League Results.

At Newark-First game, Newark ?. Buffalo o; second game, Buffalo g, New ark 0.
 At Rocky Point, R. I-Toronto 5, Providence 8.
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SATURDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS.
State League.

At Holyoke-Holyoke s, New Haven 4.
 At Bridgeport-Bridgeport F, New London [.
 At Norwich-(First game)- Norwich 5, Waterbury l; (second game) Nor wieh 3, Waterbury 5.
 At Hartford-Hartford 4, Springfield 8.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
state Leouu,

Stute Le0RIIe. Springfield at New Haven. Waterbury at Bridgeport. Hartford at Holyoke.
 Norwich at New London,
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Unless the New London team is transferred to some other city, New Haven must be satisfied with seventh place.
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Springfield will come here smiling to- day, Dan O'Neil loves to meet the New Haven team.
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clnclnnatI 2. rhllaaelphla Q.

Cincinnati, June 16 Philadelphia was unable to hit Ewing with men on bases to-day. The locals scored both runs after two men were out. Bransteld, who was injured in Fridays game, was compelled to have his knee placed in a plaster of paris cast to-day. The score by innings;
 R.H.E. Cincinnati ......OO001Oo1 *--2 0 Philadelphia 10 % 8 2 Batteries Ewing and Schlei; Pittin- ger and Dooin Tirne-i:55. Umpire Klenl.
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"Phir' had his much-longed-for warm weather Saturday, but still he was un- able to do the trick.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17

uV tllS ilihHuBClS ul lIS SIX ledulng teams and that is probably the reason why New Haven is every teams vic- tim. She is too ripe.
 Springfield will come here smiling to- day. Dan O'Neil loves to meet the New Haven team.
 "Phir' had his much-longed-f warm weather Saturday, but still he was un- able to do the trick.
 Four home games for the Brownies this week-the Ponies to-day, the Ora tors Thursday, the Whalers Friday and the Rosebuds Saturday. That ought to be easy picking, New Haven
 Brooklyn outplayed the Chicago champions yesterday and also batted Taylor out of the box. If the Trolley Dodgers hadn't started so unluckily they would now be among the leaders.
 Jerome D. Travers' chances for vic tory over the Philadelphia Cricket clubs course this week in the Ameri- can open golf championship look bright. Smith, who would no doubt have won the event, will represent the United States in the Great Britain golf championships.
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Batteries-Dorner and Brown; Kar- ger and Marshall. Time-1:4O. Umpire -Rigler.
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American League. At Boston-St. Louis {, Boston 0. At New York-New York 2, Chicago 0,
 At Philadelphia = Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 6. At Washington-washingto 10, De- troit 0.
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noston 2. st. LonIs o.

St. Louis, June 16,-Boston shut out St. Louis to-day, ? to Q. Dorner and Karger each pitched in great form, but Boston effectively punched hits. The score by innings:
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National League.

NHtOMHI LeaBue. At Chicago Chicago 4, Brooklyn 8. At. St. Louis-Boston 4, St. Louis l. At Cincinnati-Philadelphia 8, Cincin- natl 3. At Pittsburg- -Pittsburg 4, New York 3.
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College Gntnes.

At Cambridge-Harvard 3. Holy Cross 1.
 At Amherst-Brown 6, Amherst 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR SALE IN WOODLAWN

good bargain.
 $23O-One Groom house with hall on loG 50x20O, facing east on 51st street be< tween 1st and 2d avenues, north; thsl in our judgment is q real good bargain. $3l cash and S3l per month will buy you & beautiful, first-class, elegantly finished cottage on East Lake car line; nice doors, nice mantes city water, large lot; price $3l00; good schools good com- munity
 $2l50-One Groom house with large hall extending entirely through building; on corner lot 50xl5o, facing south city wa ter, electric lights, etc. convenient 10 East Lake car line, with cement slde- walks leading from house to station; community good, schools convenient S750-One nice cottage on East Lake car line. between sgd and 53d street. $2GO-One vacant lot on corner; high and slightly, 52xl85; on block from electric car line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22

s300O-One 5-room house with hall and bath; on corner lot, facing south on East Lake car line strictly modern, community good.
 s3500-One brand new Broom, 2-story house; complete with hard oil finish, cabinet mantels, tiling hearth, city Wa ter, electric lights and beautiful elee- tric fixtures; bath, sink, lavatory and toilet; hot and cold water connections; on 6lst street, near 2d avenue, south at Hopson place; convenient to either electric car line; community the very best; terms can be arranged to suit pur- chaser; near schools, etc.
 $30GO-One 5-room house with hall; com plete with hard oil finish, cabinet man tels, tiling hearth, etc. on parcel of ground S2x500. facing south on graded street convenient 10 Gibson school building; good barn; on place with ex- celent well of water in barn yard; q
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Investment Bargains

Investment Bargains $s5oo-Rental s1200. Improvements worth $5500. Valuable corner, LOOK 190, fronts car line, close to the een- ter.
 s56oo-Rental $730; 10Ox190, with six 4-room houses fronting the Belt line, Avenue E.
 ssooo-Rental $500; will pay $720. A corner 100x190, with four 5-room cot tages. white tenants, fronts the car line. close to the center. s2ooo-Rental s230: two houses on 18th street.
 S15oo-Rental s196; two 4-room houses close to a business street Sfso0-13bx150, corner with 5-room cottage, half block of car line. near Lakeview. $35oo-t20x120, with four 4-room brick houses, rents $40 per months, Ensley City.
 $45oo-Rental S61 per month, two G. room houses and two Broom houses, white tenants, convenient to the cen ter.
 $6oOo-Rental $750. Improvements worth $4O00; 75x14O; 4th Ave, N. 5ox14o-5th Ave, North, improved, near 26th.
 5ox14o-4th Ave, North, between 25th and 26th.
 $15oo-Buys seven choice lots at East Birmingham, few feet of car line. Can make this pay 10 per cent on $85oo.
 125x1s2I 2Ia-Railroad and thoroughfare street front, one of the best whole sale and warehouse propositions in the city, and one of the best busi- ness openings in the city. Investi- gate.
 $22, ,5oo-2-story, new brick wholesale store, railroad front; rental $500. Can place lease on 1t for term of years on this basis, perhaps higher rental Large lot and 4-story brick in the heart of the business center, North :. side. Might accept other property in part pay.
 $1o0o-4 beautiful lots, 50x140 each, block of car line, near Central park $35o-A choice lot fronting the car line.
 $3oo-A lot 7Ox15O, few feet of car line and station, Dc fare. $20, Occidental s24OO. A brick invest ment high class. BUSINESS PRoPoSlTIoN-Going manufacturing plant, 2-story brick. i machinery, manufactured material 1 and full equipments. Paying hand somely-25 to 30 per cent. Best ! money maker in the district; owner [ retiring on account of i'll health. MANUFACTURING OPENlNG-And wholesale warehouse. An exceptional opportunity. Occupying a prominent corner, In the center of the city. with railroad front. Owners selling for division. Machinery outfit and equipments go in. Everything ready for business. One of the best com bination propositions offered. ,ooo-Pays s7500 annually: one of the finest, best equipped, best money making, 50-acre grape and fruit orchards in California, near Sacra. mento. The entire orchard under unuer-Sround Irrigation. The S7500 annual income without question: g acres of this is in bearing Tokay grapes, the balance almonds. or anges, cherries. orange cling peaches, which find ready sale on the farm from canneries and packing houses. Elegant residence, hard oil floored and inside finish; Stanhope vehicles, swell outfit, horses, live stock and equipment. All modern conveniences. Owner selling on ae- count of wife's health and returning to their old home in Tennessee. Would consider exchange for large farm suitable for stock ranch and general farming. Tennessee pre- ferred, but would consider Alabama. lerfV Owners
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-142i 10th avenue, south, well appointed brick, $45 month; new 7-room end new 18th street car line, furnace heated, ready ctober 1, $35 month; 5l2 Bradley street, rooms, $40 month 3Ol north 46th street, near LaCross, Wood lawn, SIP 50 month; 1886 Avenue A, Avondale, $10 month. Frank Mcdonald, . 2111 1st avenue.~
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FOR RENT-One Broom, two-story mod ern house on East Lake car line; 65th street; suitable for boarding house or large family; $35 per month. Also one nice broom cottage F block East Lake car line, between 64th and Goth streets,
 s15 per month; large garden and we'll
 of good water. T. F. Johnson, 64l9 lst avenue, Woodlawn. 9-15-.f
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BOARDING HOUSE-We can offer you a boarding house proposition that is unlike anything else in Birmingham. It will enable you to own your own home by paying reasonable rent. Jemson Real Estate and Insurance Co.,. 2024 Third avenue.
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R. TEs-One cent . word dayb no ad. taken for less than 20 cents for nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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WE WRITE BONDs-surety bonds of all descriptions in the largest company in the world at low rates, the American Surety company of New York. Jemison Real Estate and Insurance Co.,, 2O24 Third avenue.
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WANTED-A position as cashier or of fee work of some kind by young married man in need of work; can
 furnish good reference. Address Hiram, care Age Herald. 9-22-2t
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FOR RENT-S-rooms, 11th avenue, north, s40 rooms, 18th street, south $25; rooms, 18th street, Avenue J, $40 II rooms Fountain Heights, s37.50; 9 rooms, 11th street and Avenue K, $75; 6 rooms, West End, Sl6; rooms, West End. s23 50; room flat, Avenue K, s3750; 8 room flat, 10th avenue, south. s45; 10 rooms, two blocks Five Points, s75; 9 rooms, Rush avenue, si5; rooms Ave nue l, s27 .5O 10 rooms new, over store, walking distance, S35. McCarty- Reese Realty Co.,, 2115 3rd ave. Bell, 497. Peo- pies, 619.
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WANTED-Position by honest, country raised young man; good penman, good bookkeeper and good references bond
 if required moderate salary. Address Back Woods, care Herald. 9-21-2t
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A FINE CORNER CHEAP-Corner lot, 100x140, on Third avenue; fine business investment; $10,500; come after tnfs at once. Jemson Real Estate and Insur- ance O.. 2024 Third avenue.
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ONE GENT A WORD tsAIls>-onc cent word . dayJ no nd. taken for less th.n 2S cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order,
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENTOThree partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping in furnace heated house, good nelghborhood; pri- vate family, near ear line; one room Up stairs, dining room and kitchen first floor: references. Bell phone 3017. FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms; walking distance to business center and Frisco railroad; for gentlemen only. 2125 Sth avenue, north.
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FOR KENT OK LEASE-A IuIIy equipped job printing office in Bessemer, Ala; one of the best job towns in the state
 outfit has two Gordon jobbers, operated by electric motor paper cutter. full equipment of type and all necessary for office; can be operated at a cost of a dollar a day outside of payroll. If interested address Bessemer Journal,
 Bessemer Ala. 9-21-2t
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FOR RENT-To two gentleman, nicdly furnished room in Margaret flats on Highland avenue; lovely location; mod ern conveniences. Address Private Fam fly, care Age-Herald.
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PERSONAL.

N11S>TOT6e vacuum treatment permanent " cures vital weakness, varicocele,
 stricture and enlarges Charles Manu- featuring Co.,, Charles bldg, Denver,
 Col 9-8-4t-su
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MONEY TO LEND.

A STARTLING FACT-Lots with every modern convenience in beautiful Noun tain Terrace at $2S00 and s3200. We will build house to suit desirable per son. Jemison R. E. and Ins. Co.,, 202i Third avenue.
 s1000O to lend on real estate. Room 205 Jefferson County Bank Building. 9-22-2t
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FOR RENT-New modern two-story residence, Magnolia Heights, on Fountain Heights car line. Owner, 1025-6 First National.
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and beauty; marriage directory free; pay when married en- tirely new plan; send no money. Ad- dress II. A. Horton, Dept. 103, Tekonsha, Mich,
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CHEAPEST-Tuxedo Park lots are the cheapest in Ensley, everything consd- cred. Inside city limits and convenient to a large number of plants. In pay roll center of district. $200 per lot on easy terms. Jemison R. E. and lns. Co.,, 2024 Third avenue.
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PRESERVE your eggs nine months by my new, Inexpensive method; formula
 s2.50; particulars free. T. F. McNelley
 Dadeville. Ala. 5-26-12t-su
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ONE CENT i WORD iATES-one cent . word . day, nc nd. fnken for less than 20 cents fer hrEt insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED - Housekeeping rooms by couple. Three or four upstairs rooms are preferred, not too far from busi- ness center. Rooms must be furnished complete with table linen, gas stove and convenient bath room. Address c and NJ, care Age-Herald. 9-7-tf WANTED-Board with private family,
 near but not on car line, South High lands, by gentleman, wife, daughter and 3-year-old son, or two large rooms near good table board. Call Bell 352S. 9-21-2t and board in private family or flrst-class boarding house by young business man and wife; must be i'll nice location; on good car line,
 and have all modern convenienees; give price. Address G. O. NJ, care Age Herald 9-21-2t
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POSITION desired bY young man 2I years old, with 10 years business ex- perience. Will give up position as mana ger of $25,000 mercantile busi ness on January 1, salary $500. Ca pacitated for higher grade work and salary. High-class references from business men and banks, who will furnish information as to character, intellect, energy, and capacity Ad- dress P. O. Box 75, Gordon, Ala
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FREE LOT-Waukesha, Wash Health and summer resort, Tule Lake, lots 25 x1e0 feet; send $2 warranty deed; no re- strictions. Sparks Bros, IA Bernard st., Spokane, Wash.
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DISK record bargains; thousands of them; 10-inch size, regular price 6Oc,
 selling for 40c. Send for catalogue Talk ing Machine Co., 2OO7 2d avenue. 9-22-tr
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FOR RENT-Modern 2-story residence, Rush avenue, on North Highlands car line. owner, 10256 First Ma tional
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HEART OF ENSLEY-Finest residence property of Ensley and convenient to all parts of that city and to Birming- ham. On car line. $150 to $500 on easy terms. Jemison R. F. and 1ns. Co., 2O24 Third avenue.
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LET us make your bond. Jno NJ Cart
 wright & Co.,, state agents, United Surety Co.,, 220 Fist St. 6-23-tf-su
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MISCELLANY EOUS.

UNEMPLOYED men with clean records should register with Employment Dept
 Y. M. c. A. 526 N. 2oth street, to 10 a. m. 9-21-tf
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ANY poor girl needing friendship, help, advice, etc, will find ready and willing assistaiice by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home, 38d st.
 and Ave E. Birmingham. Ala s-1a-tf