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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
LAW MADE sv SUPREME eoUEr.
Possibility That RoossveltIsu VIII De.
come Firmly lntrenched.

The supreme court Of the United
States consists % nine iusuoot
Three of these Holmes. Day and
Moody are sVpolntccs % President
Roosevelt Two others Fuller al
Harlan are over "a years ola. and
NAV retire on FUN pay Whenever th.r
s, desire. NJ they should retire or Die
before March. 1909. President Rcosr
Welt would nn the vacancies with men
Who crnstruc she eoustitution as De
does This would give Rooscvclum a
majority ON the court. and Roosevelt
ism would thus secure a hrm tnie.
mcnt ON our law without the Formally
az another presidential election. "
Taft and nonaIarte we're added ''
Holmes. Day and Moody. a change In
tho executive department or in cnu.
rrcss would have very little permanent
practical effect ~ o. 90 b. hoped hat
Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Har.
lam will not retire until another rrrsi.
dent has been chosen. lu view ~ che
presidents theory of enlarg.lr Bile
powers through judicial Interpretation
20 thc constitution. this matter of ihe
personnel of the supreme court 10 ~
cc,diugly important This point 10
we'll illustrated ~ a writer in LesHes
Weekly. who says.
Jefferson often complained hat
while his PARTY Vas Overwhelmingly
dominant In each branch ~ congress
and in the presidency. the fcdcra.sts
continued Co hold sway On TIE supreme
court. and frequently vetoed the work
% president and congress. Chief ins.
lice Marshall. pronounced fcdcraIist.
ana the great and immCasurab'y The
most powerful 90 the country FUR
ists was put on The bench b. John
Adams after his oVn defeat hv iof
fortou. and De- remained there fH- "a
wears. until near the enc of Jackson q
service
when Jackson appointed Tarry io
succeed Marshall De- thourht thr
court would soon swing back from 'hc
struug Capitalization ground en- uf.ch
o. bad been placed 90 the star. r'F-
crciguty side. ~ De was mistaken.
Nlshaus long fine ~ decisions On
important points cf Constitution in-
fcrrret1ficrs had hy chat time a1.1b-
ush,d traditions and rrcceienis et.Ch.
Don large degree have ruaytl De
court to this day
fancy and hir democratic aFsfri-
afcs iII. Indeed. in the nrod SOFT.
tho lahcas corpus and othu- ins'arcrs
Jean towards fho state rights tr.tIr'
t0 an extent which imroilcd ilrI.u
t1 pot sfrNng central goVcrumrrt fu1u
ou .ho bench just OF fast as varnc.os
sore created. and the court rI into
Republican hands In Grants ilH Ha
president Grant was accufi ~
packing iho supreme court .n The
interest of thc courfifufIoraif cf thc
ErccuhackE The court. then cr thc
fret time Republican. decide .n the
way that Grant wanted 90 toirC.ie "a
that important issue
"Thc chances are that Mrhonsrfsit
viii bc able 20 TALK throum az on.
prcmc ccsrt n the immcdaf future
even r-lro frequently and moro ro.
tcnfs than federalism taked through
s.ams' appointment of Ioh STAR.
shall"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
HIS ACTS ILLEGAL
JUDGE PRiTcHARp m CONFLICT
WITH REVISED STATUTES.
Granting 81 Injunction IN North Chro'
lima Railroad Case Was Plain
Violation q Law In Rail-
road Interests.

To one who sakcs the trouble 10 -
anime the law governing thc use OF
/ iniunctions in federal courts. when tht
states are directly concerned the ac.
ton ~ judge Pritchard In North Car
olna Is incomprchcusiblc upon ans
theory except that he was attcmpiins
o. blun the state authoriiios Section
7gO of the revised statutes OF che
United states provides that.
The writ OF injunction shall not De
granted hy ans court ~ The United
States 90 stay proceedings In any
court OF a state except in caecs when
such Injunction may boz authorized by
any law relating To- PROCEEDINGS in
hankrupicy.'
Now. the injunction granted by
Judge Pritchard. forb.iding thc state
authorities % execute the rate law,
Was not authorized by any Law relai'
Ing 20 proceedings in bankruptcy. ana
vac. therefore. expressly prohibited
ty soction go. above quoted. This
section was called % his attention on
the hearing OF the Injunction suit but
he deliberately violated a. TIE sub
siituted the unfounded contentious ~
the railroad attorneys for the supreme
law of the land when the state an-
thor.ties refused 90 obey his unlawful
order the railroad attorneys aud The
Republican organs talked loudly of a
clash between federal ald state TROOPS
and tried o. frighteu the people ~
North Carolina and Gov Glenn. The
officials a. the department of Justice
l talked about "iusurrcctiou in North
/ Carolina. thereby insIuuating that
l the army of the United States would
| b. used 90 support and enforce Judge
PhtChards unlawful orders but Gov.
| Glenn and TIC North Carolina judges
stood hrm Grand iurcs vcre in.
structod 90 indict railroad employees
and officials who violated the state
law as they would any other lac
breakers Gov Clean proposed 10
call the legislature On extra session
and recommend the repeal OF the cha.
ter of the southern ailwsy Prcsi
dert Faley 90 that road was arrested
The securities uf the road declined
three and ouefourth points on the
market ln one day Cntailing loss ~
g. 600 600 Ng2t day the c0nspirators
rctrcatcd They agreed to ob.y tho
Law OF the state notWIfls landing
JudEc Pritchard's injunction and the
arrangement about rebate coupons for
excess OF fare made in pursuance 81
o. They knew they vcrc wrong
They knew 70 from the beginning
Iudgc Pritchard knew h. De knew
that he Was violating section 1l0 of
the revised statutes nut Tor the
courage and honesty of Gov. elena be
would have been able to establish a
precedent which would have destroyed
an the police powers of the states and
made railroad corporations complete
masters ~ the country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Hens paw Street Car Rlae.

Afraid of being called a nature
faker." Motorman Bratchey. of the
Berkshire street railway. running be
tween North Adams and Cheshire
Mass. kept % himself sometime the
trick of a chicken OF fancy pedigree
which he owns.
The other day. however. a rural pas
senEor who CHANGED 10 BE- STANDBY -.
the front vestibulo with Braicbicte,
claimed In surprise when M me
suddenly swooped dow tbg-e n fsv,
fender. and after rim into the YES.
minutes came hyxk Of satisfaction.
hbule win said the astonlshed
by heoAI never seen that done
iarepa'an' I've got more'n 300
afokons"
I'm bet you didn't" rciolncd the
and then he told how the
whose name o. Marietta. has
been taking these trips on his car.
from his home. four miles south OF the
city through the principal streets %
North Adams and back Tor sometime
now. Bratchoy never slows down for
Marietta. but she is an expert 40 max
ing flying connections with the
fender. and never forgots 20 be grace
ful about u. either.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
LIGHTHOUSE NAVY

house establishment are. Of course
the ughtships. which are moorcd AZ
various points dangerous 90 naNiga
Ton along the ocean coast hut there
are scores of other vessels. Ike he
steam tenders. which are employed in
dcllyeune to tho keepers uf the lights
such supplies of food. fuel and cloth
nr az thoy need. and the smaller
craft that thc ksppcu. their families
aud employs use.
Lirhtauirr 90 thc nrHt c'laa--as IN
number. Including those uow building
are nuo uearoiur vessels averaging
$50 toms moaauremsnt. that are pro
yId. a With ufhts. bells and fog whls.
dies. smaller ughtships are main.
taInsd on the lakes and rivers. Tho
occancoing ughishipa cust la tho
nsirhhofhood of $4,000 each. those
ga usc on the lakes and rivers = lttls
less. or tho vessels on The Atlantic
coast the Older and smaller wooden
shine are stationed in the bays. rulfa.
sounds aud similar sheltered waters
some 90 these. ohHl lescent a. thcy
are. cost the government a. much ~
$4,000 each. Tho latest Improved
models have ftcel bulls Tho urht
shin ai SANDY HOOK has a revolving
lens light thr nnt ever used on .
ughnhiu iu this or amp other ouun'
ty Another irhtahip az cornneif
Point Ions Island vas the nrui cleo
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Mayor Dahiman of Omaha declares
himself candidate for tle Demo
cratic nomination FOR governor 81 Nc
bruska. and ST. Bryan .s llrEine him
WIN The Popu'lats heartily support
SIR. nahlman and W. Bryan ln this
EFFORT to redeem Nebraska. or arc
these porulisis. who were originally
Republicans. so In love with Teddy
and his undorsiudy Taft that even ST..
Bryan cannot aeduco thom from their
now idoi2 The question of how the
PopulIsts viii vote viii decide tho
fate of the Democrats in tho north.
western states. Tor in 1896 they held
The balance OF power 10 Nebraska and
other states. but since then have
mainly been acting with the parties
from which they ohgihally emerged.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
RAPs FoR GREAT MEN.
Achievements Frequently Beli,tled Dy
Their Contemporaries.

Learned men do NOT always appre'
clatc the achievements of thcif icl
lows. 10 is related that friend
brought Millions Paradise Lost To-
Mackenzie. the great Scotch mathe
matician. who remarked. when Dc had
finished %.
Its vera pretty. but. mon. What
does % provc?"
An anccdotc of Dean auckland ~
Illustrates the autipathy felt go years
or more aco by the old classical schoi
ars az oxford 90 the new scientific
learning They described 90 as mis-
ch.cyous and absurd When Buck
land went 10 Rome Tor a long vacation
one year an elder don is said. have
exclaimed. Well auckland has
gone 60 Italy Thank heaven. We
shall hear no more OF this SHY
geology"
james Russell Lowell. while minis
Ger a. the Court OF 81 James, re-
marked one day 90 a friend. a prom
incnt British statesman. that be vas
coins TO Enfield In search Of the
grave 90 Charles Lamb. That re-
minds me OF the Judgment of Lamb by
one OF his contemporaries. said the
statesman. said be-. Lamb is
hichty writer 90 silly papers. DO
which there o. no mention of poiit
zeal quogiions Of the day
Paganiui. the great violiuist while
IN England was referred to by great
iurlst writing 90 O friend. as "a poor
fiddler who had driven the town ma
Wi,h his squcaks and scrapes.
A good story o. told 90 Henry Clay
IN the zenith of his popularity and
fame Meeting an old schoolmaie az
a recession Dee expressed rcgret that
another friend. a mutual acquaintance
whose career promised 90 he brilliant
had given un bis nfc 90 fhc raising OK
piss and making fortune The
friend presently met the Ecrtlcman
referred 90. who exclaimed. With a
shake Of the head
Poor Harry Clay! he might have
made n good stock grower. and be- q
comfortable planter now ~ he had not
wasted bis time In polltics"
Even the father Of his country
aid not escape detractlon. ss We an
know. Tradition has u that old John
Adams once stood before a picture II
Washington. az which be shook his
INST and exclaimed.
you old humbugi n you had not
kept your mouth closed you'd have
been found oGti"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
METHOD IN MS sOt.r-1..l
Wlillo's Deep i,,,,..,
Health EspIa.s,, ''I's|

THIS story ~ we'll int.
,he spirit o. the ar,. e.. is
, York Tribune A Dion, ia, q. \
shout hla little boy r. sa
YOUNG You hopeful vas ,egr ,.
sna tho other youar.i.r y.
., nae 10 been asked nottou.. ~. ne \
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stops .i d
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a shy whisper
Hes better thanh ,..
What a ihourhiful ctm
come and ash" u
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and then burst foHb .--
sorry jimmyaur
The mother varrr.f...
she could hud ua f-t.
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back down tho rs.. -.-.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Philandcr G. Knox ~ P,nusylyanla
IL now an active candidate Tor the re.
publican nomination Tor the preslden.
cy. and Il Is claimed that Senator
Crane OF Massachusetts, r. earnestly
supporting him. There 10 deadly
feHd between Crane and Lodge on
ms account Lodge 70 looking for
the domination OF the national conven.
ton by the Roosevelt interest Knox
recently declared himself In favor Of
state rights. and seems 90 De taking
advantage ~ the conflict between
Roosovclts Judge IN North Carolina
and The judges OF the state courts
there
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

hr. Loeb. who gives out the tins
from tie oracle az Oyster Bay now
announces that preparations are being
made 10 send the feet 10 the Pacific
and there was no foundation for
the report that Secretary Metcalf
would not remain IN the cabinet This
r. the first direct intlmation from "the
court that the big stick VII be parad.
Cd 10 two J ,mispheres.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
ImItatIen nlIEEard Al Hom,.

1T you want 10 get a cheap lm.ta.
ton 81 a Kansas blizzard here IN
New York" said tho western woman.
"tako half a dozen small ears OF green
corn. put them IN a kettle and shut
down the ia. Then let the water
boil and boil.
Pretty soon that ia will begin 10
rise gently up and down and the water
and the corn and ] don't know what
else viii go 20 moaning and signing
and sobbing 30 like the fierce north
wind coming az the rate OF 60 miles
an hour across the miles and miles
Of frozen prairie that you forget the
Thermometer has risen 20 somewhere
near the boiling point. and go IN aud
crawl urder the blankets 10 try aud
get warm again. IN. Y. Press.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

uic uehtrl weasel ~ is kind % b.
tuHf arYutrrr The Sandy uook
urhfshIp costs about 5000 a. year fa
maintain OaIrr fo lfs lmmrnrf con
sumption of iari tta C1wfrid ru.rf
atIp costs moro fhan 1900 q year io
krcp rlnninr Ttr uFhfH Of ono oi
these shifa uiI burn more uau 1909
SALONS of oll "a year To Keep thr
fog sliftio ~ "a iIshtship SOUNDING be-
varnIuF requires fho expenditure az
"a Coo of coal taY. ro GOO can im
ar.no ttat t1 maintain tf'H uavy %
peace ID in ifa uuI m IutHf.ua urcon
ai1 that on'T a nation rIth an supple
p0rkrfhnuk coaId AFFORD
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

"And have you a trader" asked the
lady az the back door
"Yes'm." replied the seody.looklng
one. I'm a gold-boator. maam."
Il don't believe you"
We'll. let me get my hands on some
sold and youl see me beat IT,
ma am
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
one imNoRrALizEo ~ LONG
FELLOW REPLACED BY NEW.
Massive Granite Structure a. Cam
bridge Which Taxes ths Place
Of ore on Which the Poct
stood a. Midnight.

Could che spirit of Lonrfeuos ~.
turn % perhaps would ts d.fql.strd bf
the disapp,arauro of fhc a.I bridge
whore The poet loved to uurer bel tho
an Lour- nl Lhn n-rLt and n.lch m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

ebo aud now Of the tide and listen 10
the rippilug OF the waters. Tor the old
structure which was immortallzed I'm
the poem has Given place 90 a modern
structure ~ massive granite which
has Just been dedicated By tho people
OF Cambridge. Mass The new bridge.
Win 10 towers and abutments. It's
arches ana iis piers. bears little re.
hemblanco 20 the historic old West
toston bridge. whose place Il takes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

n this prohibition movement goes
much further there Wiu De- no "a
place for the Republican convention
20 meet whore Tcddys whisky
straIghts and Fairbanks cocktails can
be dishod out for the delegates.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

John % Lennon
American Federation
ercd recently 600 adde's.
Turning to the
the strike qu. .tI.a
4 remember o.
boya. a Just sfH.'
neht we'll oven !
day th,y turned OF
an, g,,' rplnnlnr room OF
mill a great u.a..i
the words
".The wages % s.a
wages Of the b51''l Va
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Some idea OF the size Of ocean 20.
Ing ships may Dee obtained from the
following: In 1910 the length OF the
largest ship Ia existence was 200 feet:
IN 1855. $40 feet: Ia 1881. 525 feet: In
1906. C75 feet: In 1901 7SG feet The
last length cited 70 that 81 the Lu.
sitania and Maurltana now bblldins
and already there Is talk OF ships hat
nil be- 1900 feet LONE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
a FLEE or BoATs WHICH NEVER
FIRES a GUN
Paelne. Dot Tremendously Important.
Mission Which one Hundred and
twenty-five Of Uncle sans
ships Perform.

For years the United States has
been climbing up as naval power
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20
MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salaried people and others withourt security; cheapest rates: easiest payments; offices in 63 principal cities
 save yourself money by getting our terms first D. H. Tplman. room 14
 Watts building. 2O0s Sd avenue. s-1-ly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

WANTED--Responsib party with good
 teams to contract to put four or five ! million feet long leaf pine timber on
 railroad track, one-quarter to three
 quarter mile haul. State number and kind of teams, when could commence Give references. Address Twin Tree Lumber Co.,, Maplesville, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

PYRO CURE has saved many. Why let your loved ones suffer and die of burns, ecalds or blood poison; has no equal: can never have a superior. At all drug gists 25c 6Oc H
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wANTED-By November l, four or
 fve-room house located within 10 blocks of 18th street and Avenue F, in re- , fined section, or three unfurnished
 rooms at reasonable price; something further away would be considered Ad- ! dress T. T. T., Box s92. Birmingham, Ala
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WANTED--Hustlers everywh ere s25 to $50 made weekly distributing circu- lars, overseeing outdoor advertising. New plan. No canvassing. Merchants Out-Door Advertising Co.,, Chicago.
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MANTED-Owner to list with us cot tages In West End, Woodlawn Avon dale, to cost from $900 to $12O0; we have purchasers for same. White & HefIin, 201-2-3, Brown-Marx bldg, Birmingham, ! Ala. Bell phone 2373
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kLL-AROUND piano salesmen, collector
 closer, good prospect man. open for situ- 1 aton right away; high-grade, strictly { sober, no bad habits, well acquainted i with Birmingham district; no objection ! to other employment same nature: first
 class references from past employer.
 Address D. D. D., care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-5OO0 flats to clean. block re- trim and remodel into the latest style ! by expert matters: mems and women's [ old garments made new. Gluck's Dye and Hat Works, 1Sl6 sd avenue, both prones 23T2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

FOR SALELEast Thomas cottage homes, store houses and splendid vacant lots. McCarty- Reese Realty
 Co. 2115 Sd ave-; Bell 497 Peoples
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WANTED-DRAFTSM to draw s125- $150 monthly anywhere. Chief drafts man of engineering firm will in struct and prepare you practically, individually for above salary, by practical work, home instruction. Guarantee you necessary actual drawing room experience, not ob- tainable in schools, colleges or in stitutes to be competent high -salaried draftsman. No diplomas, but train ing until competent. Furnish tools and position free. Terms reasonable. Address Chief Craftsman, Div. 9-B. Engineers Equip't Co.,, Unc), Chi cago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

WANTED-Young man from country as salesman. Must have grit and some education. Guaranteed salary Write at once for appointment to see New York representative. Ad- dress L. n. Bailey. care Age -Herald.
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WANTED--Bireman stationary engineer, camp cooks, good pay; file clerks, also office help, collectors, pantry woman, housekeeper for hotel. men stenograph- CTS, operators. private telephone ex- change; check room boys, work in any line. 45S Hood building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

MANTED-To buy modern or Groom cottage, convenient to car, city or sub urbs. Address Box 21S, city. giving exact location.
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MANTED-All to know that our hygienlc
 methods of renovatlng clothes prevents ! the spread of contagious disease. lf you value your health try our methods. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
 Gluck's Dye and Hat Works, 1916 Sd ave-
 nue, both phones 2372
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FOR RENT-Two furnished front rooms on first floor; electric lights, bath, all | conveniences; housekeeping privileges if
 desired. ZIG N 24th St.
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FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished, large room, with grate. all modern con veniences; furnace heat reasonable. 1031 18th St. South
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word q day. no ad. taken for less than 20 cents fof hrs' insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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WANTED-Traveling salesman; New York manufacturers of plumbing goods, having thoroughly established trade, requires the services of a high grade, experienced salesman for the south; ac- quaintance with the line not necessary; salary at $1200 a year and expenses with an additional commission over a stipu- lated amount. A permanent, well pay. ing position for high grade salesman, only. Address l.. P, Box 10, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

A LARGE beautiful room in handsome private residence. two blocks of Five Points. To one or two gentlemen. Ref erences required. Apply room S09 Title Guarantee bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

! MANTED-To rent six or seven room cot 7 tage, woodlawn or on Southside; mod err Improvements; any time now to NoveIaber. 15 Must locate high class neighborhood. Address s. e., care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

FOR RENT-Two large downstairs rooms for light housekeeping, mating on floors, shades over windows. unfurnish- ed, hot bath, telephone, modern con Neniences; 10 minutes walk of business section; price $20 per month. Apply 730 N. Fist street.
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fWANTED-Five or six-room house; close in Northside preferred; must be par
 gain Address Cash care Age-Herald.
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished front bed room; also large bedroom accommo- dating four young men; both upstairs, convenient to hot and cold bath gentle- men only. Address 5t6. N. 23d st.
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FOR sALE-Drug store. Address L. B. All, Gadsden, Ala. l0-s-lze
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-20

FOR RENT-One handsomely furnished
 room, upstairs; all conveniences. 7l5 N.
 Fist street 10-1S-6t
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ANTED-Dressmakin and all kinds Of sewing; old customers welcomed ana new ones solicited. At 2117 Sth avenue. Bell phone 3275
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RE-SHOPPED secondhand talking ma chimes and motion picture machines; perfect running order. for sale cheap. Talking Machine Co.,, 2OOl Ed avenue.
 e-22-tf
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WANTED-Local representative; large income assured to any one who will act as our representative after learning our business thoroughly by mail; experience unnecessary; all we require is honesty, ambition and willingness to learn a lucrative business; no soliciting or traV- cling; an exceptional opportunity for those who desire to better their conai- tons and make more money. For full particulars address Dept 700 B, any of- flee National Cooperative Realty CO.,. S2 Dearborn street Chicago; 50l E street, Washington. D. C.; Phelps Building, Scranton, Pa: or Delgar Bldg. Oakland, Cal