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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-07

conscientious in the discharge of their duties. Certain it is that there is no complaint made in this city, either by the press or pulpit, that the local of fcers are "grafting,T yet this city is losing the revenue which it formerly received from such unlawful '1icenses." tell you that something is terrilJy wrong when the executive (police) de- pertinent of government usurps the prerogative of the legislative depart- ment. such as the Bangor law" of Bangor and the "Pennell Jaw" of Port land, yet those local laws, while they were in plain violation of the consti- tuition law of the state, suited the peo- pie i'll their respective localities, else the Bangor law" would not nave been carried out for twenty years. Now that the state has taken a hand in the mat ter. the people of this state will re- peal the prohibition law It requires a two-thirds vote of the legislature to put the matter to a vote of the peo- pie, and when that is done the whole thing will fall, The fanatics are work ing like beavers to forestall a resub- mission to the people. There is the trouble about engrafting this question on the constitutional law of state.
 Here is a report that explains itself:
 Portland October 1, 1907. MT. R. c. Milliken, Preble House, Port land. Me.
 Dear Sir-During the first eight months of 1906 the arrests for drunk enness" and drunk and disturbance" in our city was as follows January, 109; February. 145; March, 132 April, 174; May, 163; June. 195 July 214; Au- gust, 207.
 In 1907, the first eight months ar rests for same reasons were as fol- lows: January. 174; February. 2O4: March 276; April, 296; May, 29o June 2S9; July, 321; August, $40.
 Making an average increase per month for 1907 over 1908 for the first eight months of 122. Very respectfully.
 E.'H. WATERHOUSE,
 Chief of Police. The sentiment here is tired of further agitation of this question, which, like Banquo's ghost, will never down." and which it's advocates can point to no earthly good it has accomplish ed. ex- cept that the people of other states may be led to believe the base false l want no such shams as that in mine and l don't believe the southern peo- pie would tolerate 1t either.
 R. c. MILLIKEN.
 Portland, Me, October g. 1907.
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RESIDENCES-SUB Ethel ave. (Owentonl, rooms, s20. 104 59th St. Woodlawn, g rooms, $25
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 1921 3d ave. 2d floor. 25x140. SIPS. 1722, 2d ave. 3-story, 25x14O. $16o 1227 Ave. B. 1Tsory, S15. 1912 4th ave. 25x190 $100. 731 2d ave, 7rooms. 2Sx67, $50. 4th ave. bet. 1Sth and 19th sts., tst neAs
 25x140. $125. 1910 4th ave. 25x100. Oct. 2. s100. 18th st. and 2d ave. pool and billi
 parlor, furnished. $135. 2SO9-11 Morris ave, 4-story. 50xS2 E.
 $l60. 4th ave. and goth st, 1st floor. Oct. :.
 S250. 1900 4th ave. 25x1S215, s1OO. 1902 4th ave. 25x75. s75 407 18th st., 1Sx5O ss5 409 18th st.. 1Sx50. s35. 2lz0 Morris avenue. 1 floor, 25xS0, $50 1907 2d ave, 1 floor. 2jx1Oo, $50
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ONE GENT A WORD.

HATES--One cent n word a dzyJ nc nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first Insertion. Cash must accompany rNery order.
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Mayor and Council of Jasper, Ala, until p. m. Monday, tine Fist day of October, for the construction of sanitary sewers. Plans and specifications are on file at the city hall, Jasper, or at the office of P. Byrne, engineer, Birmingham. The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids
 MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF JASPER.
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Effective Sunday, Oct. 9th, Southern Railway will change sleeping car now operated be- tween Mobile and Asheville, operating the sleeper between Birmingham and Mobile, sleep CT placed for occupancy at the New Terminal Station 9 p. m.
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PRESIDENT CLARK'S CARD.

Portland. Me. October 3. 1907.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front bedroom, facing park. References eX- changed. Call 809 South 12th street
 10-1- Ct
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Free Souvenir Book.

Every visitor who will call at the office at Elmwood cemetery today will be given a beautiful illustrated souvenir book or Birmingham free. Take Powderly, West End, Cleveland or South Bessemer cars, or drive by First avenue and Montevallo road or Avenue F macadamized road
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-07

s3000-Lovely, large lot, Hickory st. $2O00-Hi gh land ave, lot near 30 st. SIG, 0,000--Mountain ave, cor. res, big lot .500-Handsome & Higlds cor res. 6500-Nice 2-story S. Higlds. res. fur. S1S00-Pretty lot near Glen Iris. $2OO0-Large Richmond Place cor. lot. S5250-Good home, wide lot, S. 3 st. s2750-Ave. r, 19 & 20 sts, 50x190. s14.000-Ave c, near % st., rents $4S0. s37,500-Fine. close in cor. 100x140. $22. .500-2- story brick. 50 1t. front; rents s2100. $50, ,000--3- story brick; rents $35OO. $S000--4 ave. cor, improved. s55O0-Good TT. res. 25 st., near 12 ave. S2250-Choice Norwood lot $4000-500 it. 35 st. 14 ave. R. R. front age.
 FOR RENT. 1o-r. s. Higlds res. 1918, Charles st. New handsome brick store.
 R. MCCONNELL < co, Phones BIO. 2l07 sd Ave
 FOR SALE s750-Three rooms, new city water. s2155-Four rooms, Twelfth avenue, N. s1sOO-Six rooms, facing North Highlands car S3O0O-F'ive rooms, and Si4 acres. $3oOo-E.ight rooms, electricity and city water. s250O-Ffve rooms, thoroughly modern. s375o-Eight rooms, North Haven. bar [ gain. S375O-Eight rooms. one block Highland Ave. $5SOO-Seven rooms. corner, North High lands. s7700-Six rooms. best corner, Norwood. s5OO0-Seven rooms, faces Highland Ave. car line. s55O0-Seven rooms, furnace, South High lands. S1150-four rooms, new, East Lake. $9200-Ten rooms, Five Points. S12, ,5OO-Nine rooms, incest home, Avenue K. sS75O-Eght rooms, Five Points. S10 000-Ten' rooms, Rhodes Circle. s15, 5,000-Ten rooms hardwood floors. SIP 5OO-Nine rooms. corner, Highland ave- nue.
 McARTY-REESE REALTY CO, 21l5 3d ave. Bell, 497; Peoples. 6ls.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

 WANTED-Genteman assistant to join me in opening manufactores in cities; one with Si000 can clear $5O00 yearly. Experience unnecessary. References ex- changed, Address w.. Florence hotel.
 l0-5-3t PARTNER with SioO0 can buy one-half interest and take charge of office and handle your own money in manufactur- ing business already established in Bir- mingham; experience not necessary; references exchanged Address W., care Age-Herald. l0-6-tf WANTED- Business man wishes some honest. energetic man, desircus of trav- cling, to join him in establishing manu- featuring business in other cities; niaa with Sl0o0 can clear s5000 yearly: no risk; experience unnecessary; references exchanged. Address w., Florence hotel,
 10-6-2t DISK record bargains; thousands of them; l0-inch size. regular price 6oc. selling for 40c. Send for catalogue. Talk ing Machine Co.,, FOOT Ed avenue. 9-22-tf
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: WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-First-clas salesman to handle line of pharmaceuticals and toilet preparations; must be an experienced drug man who can command a good trade. Klein-Stilwell Drug Co.,. Bati- more. Ma. lO-6-2t
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FOR SALE.

Large tract of timber land at bargain. Both hardwood and pine. s5250-Elegant home on Hickory street. Good terms. s41OO-One brick and one frame house on Avenue C. Large lot s5750-Modern dwelling on 10th avenue, south. $6700-New home on Tenth avenue, south. $2GO0-Modern West End cottage. Large lot; easy terms. s4OO0-Two- story dwelling on Avenue H. All modern improvements. 5000 Excellent lot 50x100 on 9th avenue. A good buy. Nice lot on Poplar street. Very cheap. Two attractive lots on 1st avenue, in West End. Bargain in two lots at East Lake. One lot on Hickory street, 100x200. One block from Highland avenue.
 WHITE & HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans. 2012-3 Brown
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
MANIFESTATIONS

REPAIR ING all makes talking machines and picture machines repaired; exten- sive line machine parts; work reason- able; quick; complete shop; skilled me-
 chanic. Talking Machine Co.,, 2O07 2d avenue. 9-22-tf
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. 26O-acre farm with water-power gin. corn mlll and wheat mill, within 50 miles Of Birmingham lOc -.- N. F. corner of 11th street and Avenue D. Renting for $45 per month: room to build two more houses; on terms easy. On easy terms, S6-room furnished hotel at railroad crossing; S3 miles from Birmingham; now renting for SEQ per month
 L. G. fETTYJOHN, Phones 1lOl and 465. lS261s Sd Ava
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WANTED-A position as assistant hook,
 Keeper or any other clerical work by T gentleman; strictly temperate and none Of the bad gaits. Have had experience on the road. Best of recommendations Tor ability and moral character ]. "
 Bennington, 62O1 First avenue. and ed street. m e .,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ilave for sale on 1lth ave nue, south, residence; handsome home; excellent terms. Apply to Lovejoy- Owings-Taylor Co.. 2l051a 2d avenue.
 10-i-tf. W1IL sell you a six-room cottage, line ne.ghborhod, $50 down and s20 per month. Address Owner. 2105la 2d avenue.
 Io-4-tf FOR sALE-New Broom. South High land residence, $5060; only S15Oo cash, balance monthly Address A. 20, care AgetIe erald 10-5-.t FOR sALE-Nice Groom house; good neghborhood one block Powderly- Bes- semer car line; s20o0 sl5e cash. balance like rent. Address fome, care Age-Her- aid.
 FOR sALE-We can sell you on excellent terms six-room cottage, fine neigh borhood, like paying rent Apply Love- owings-Taylor Co, 2l05la 2d avenue.
 10-l-tf FOR SALE-Nte can sell your real es- tate no matter where it is; if you wish to buy we can suit you; if to sell, we can find purchaser. Lovejoy yOwings- Taylor Co. 2lo5ia 2d avenue. lo-l-,f FOR SALE-Eisht acres and six-roum cottage; excellent for truck farming; terms. $20o0; near city Apply Lovejoy- OwingsTa yior Co. 2l05is 2d avenue
 l0-4-tf FOR SALE-Sawmlll and 24CO acres long leaf yellow pine for sale; terms to suit purchaser. Apply Lovejo wings-ray- Tor Co, 2l051a 2d avenue. lO-4-f FOR SALE-Camplng outfits complete; tentage cets blankets. etc.: inquire Peoples Home Telephone office or tele- phone No. 240 Peoples. 9-2S-tf BULL PUPS-Litter four white English bull terrier pups; months old; fighters or watchers Call or address 514i 1st avenue, Woodlawn, on East Lake car line 10-6-2t BARGAIN FOR sALE-No. 915 south 18th street, 5Ox15O feet. with 1odern, Groom house; lot elevated; location fine; price, s50OO For further particulars call on or phone w. B. Leedy X Co.,, ll2 N. 2lst streef Phones No 41 10-6-4t FOR SALE-Pit Bull Terrier pups, thor oughbred pedigreed, dead game stock; the kind which never hesitates, whines or quits: correspondence solicited. Bur nett Kennels. Knoxville, Tenn.
 10-G-4t. FOR SALE-One baby bed, mattress and baby walker; practically new. 59l4 Is. avenue Ray T. Thomas. iO-6-2t AUCTlONi AUCTION!--Tuesda October s. 10 a. m, at Z20l Sd avenue; bed room suits, Perfection mattress, chairs, center tables iron beds, etc.; sale rain or shine. w. r. Parker, Auctioneer. l0-6-2t
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-WANTED-Board

WANT ED-Roum and board in prlvate family by young couple; no children. will exchange references; state terms Address ]. F.. care Age-Herald.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Colonel John T. Bradford, one Of the
Oldest and most prominent citizens OF
Tallahassee, Waa stricken with PAraly-
sis on Sunday and died on Monday af-
tern0on. His funeral took place from
the Episcopal Church on Tuesday af-
ternOon 1t 3 o'clock. Colonel Bradford
had been in failing health for some
Reports from the bedside Of United
States Senator s. r. Mallory, who has
been critically III at the home Of his
nephew, DR.. S. r. Mallory Kennedy on
West DeSoto street for the past week
are that the distinguished gentleman's e
condition shows but slight improvement
during the past twenty-four hours. DIR.
Kennedy is almost constantly at his nm
cle's bedside so that any change in his
condition may be Immediately noted. -
Pensacola News.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
Newspaper Loyalty.

The other night at a little gathering
of magaxine writers in New York, the
talk centered around Mr.. Bryan's
charges against the New York newspa-
pers. 81 have worked for many news
papers, I" said Robert H. Davis, Of Mum
sey's, ''and never knew one yet that
wasn't true to It's readers. When | was
q cub / worked on the Carson Appeal
out In Nevada. Late one night, when
we were pulling off the 400 circulation
on q Washington hand press, half
dressed man, with q stubby black beard,
slipped in through the door and asked
IL We had suit Of clothes we could let
q feller have. There were always q lot
Of old clothes hanging behind the press
that anybody was welcome to. We told
him TO help himself. Pretty soon he was
well rigged out. He started to leave,
but hesitated, watching the printing.
What does the paper cost Z" We told
him %. he dug up the money. Where
should we send IL ]" '1'n let you know
when when ! git settled" he said ''I'mtrav-
With that he went out. In about half
an hour we heard the clatter of hOof-
and the changing OF weapons, and, looks
ing out into the moonlight, we recOR.
depotios. They came IN. Had we seen
q haif-dFessOd man with q Btubby black
beard Z We had. Which way did he 60
I started 20 tell them that he went
around the corner, through the side
street, toward the hills. The foreman
nudged me TO keep quiet. "l'H attend
20 this, he said. Then he went on to
say that the man had gone down the
rOad 70 the canyon. They mounted and
rode sway IN the wrong direction.
teOaf Viaitor was black Bart, the
highWaymsn, Who had just escaped
frOn the penitSntiaFy.
s'yVhnt id yOu do that for,f" I asked
the fOEaAnan with some Indignation.
'sHoIlps be said, .'yOu wouldn't 60
back on subscriber, would yOu1"
-~SN~NNs>~NSN~rN~s@- 81
The many frieDds In Florida extend
the deepest sympAthy 70 the family, In
the death Of Hon. Charles c. Wilson, Of
Barlow, which occurred Ia San Fran
cisco last Friday week, where he had
gone Ia the hope of being benefited, he
having suffered for q long while with
some severe chronic ailment. Mr.. viii
son was one OF FloFida's most promi-
nent lawyers, and a useful citizen, and
he viii be missed.
The Minerva Club will hold an open
meeting next Saturday evening at
the College, to which the public is
cordially invited. The evening will be
devoted TO readings from Shakespeare,
diversified with musical selections from
various plays by the great dramatist.
Judge LiddOn, MailannA, argued a
case before the Supreme Court on
Tuesday.
We have on hand q large stock Of fne
aiSo 5 and 10 nch IiDiS6ed boSrdS. Tie
prices Win PLEASE you. Get your order
"a Whlle Il lasts. Child Bros. Lumber
-~-O-~-N~~~-~~N~@-
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"a cHRISTnAS GLRR.

Bind the boughs Of jolly holly,
In q girdle round the Earth;
Love Is wisdom, hate IL folly
Christmas brings another birth.
Deck the world from pole to pole
And garland IL and wreath it;
Mistletoe above the whole,
So kiss the world beneath It.
Raise = festsl Christmas-tree
With the stars for candles
Love the Santa Claus shall be
And bless each gift he handles.
Mother Earth Is beaming now;
Not q Joy has missed her.
Mistletoe is on her brow
And Santa Claus has kissed her.
Edmund Vance Cooke
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
PoopIo Are TaiKInf Aboua u.

Many people are talking about how
quickly Eoley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs. colds, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. Remember the name,
Roley'S HeAgy ana Tar, and refuse Ia
accept some unknown preparation Of
little or no merit which may contain
some harmful drugs. The genuine con-
tains no harmful drugs and is safe and
sure.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Iltilv ~ n Chunsh. gouth. ]. q. Pattsrsoa.
1a4eiean 9nndav e ~ Il M urld TO D, ~.
11nlt ED1ath Lsnfea aoo D. n. 8eniof I'd
olrlA kaoEHt ao1 ., -. Al mombarn Fequested
11otttad. Ille paklle end BtrangeB specially IN
VI1tt - ao Ilo with %.
Eias ckascA. Rss. vgIa. h. zKssier. Pas
4stpllF sefyiets q u o'eiock :. ~ ard at
niasslk 0psvioas On wsdnAseay SVsning ct 7So
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rirsf B.nsist chureh. rev. J. g. Psustt. Pastor.
SCfVit6 eun1Ey az a = q md I'D y. M; Bibie
zlsol 80 E. M JuniPF B. Z. 3. u. Aoeoekp. ~;
88aeoG n n. ~ u, fEiday at esSQ p M: Prayer and
pral1s aarvies wednesday evening at 730 p: m
Ageryboog Welcono.
He Johns EplDoopll Chureh. Rev. ". y. Carter.
HaoenF. ourVicrs. 8nnnays and Holy daya. holy
eeInmunisn qseiaek e. N. Sandayn. ~ 2. IA and
1902. "a. FFidayb. p. "a. Sc mieha6fa (coloredO.
aosvicms apndayn. .. n. FFtdayA AS0 p. N.
ChslstiaR seisncs-ss Services are he'd every Sum
dny nt n O'Clock = N. and "Wednesday evening at
eoialoek d ~. in the front rOQIn second story Of
- beildfag EAST Of the pogtohlce. This room Is
80 Nd ~ . Christian Science reading room,
aaa = epsn daily eEcept Sunday. between the
hslns % - and " 0'eiOok a M All are cordially
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

he sblsria e6iehrssl ere osing,
Wa kala fp0Hs the GaineBFtllo S,10 |;
''Steaay neal BE Ann be ceureRsou ;
% aotefmined, and eSet0Ey win Be yOurs.
These are thS rinalnR UuQ esti0lio, mt
81 the form pafticuInfly, % q command.
but q warning OF ancoufnQem9nt which
4 passed along the line OC aoidiofa by q
hiEh authority 81 they are about 30 enc
Ter battle, and Il these soldiers reSnem-
Der these cheering words, and I've TO
the suggestions urged By those In eu-
thority, IN the majority OF battles VIC
tory falls % them-in fact, IN al battles
except those IN which they lose courage
and firmness, being opposed by forces
acting under the same instruction, and
which, by these elements Of hrmhess,
courage and determination, they emerge
from the field masters Of the situation.
Now, every one, even the tiniest school,
boy, who is able 70 read and conceive,
have had the idea drilled IN their heads
through press reports sent out from
Wall street, the great financial center
Of the United States, where both bulls
and bears feast upon the lRbors of the
people until they have become fattened
upon their own corruption. These finan-
cial gluttons have Nbeen successful for
many years in debating the monied in-
terests in America, and will continue
to do 50 as long as our people will SUBJ
init. We who live in Florida have a
great deal for which 20 be thankful,
but which, we fear, falls short of graf
itude-not because Of non-appreciation,
but because we have been for so long
basking under q prosperous sun that its
rays, though responsive as ever, have
become 50 uniform in their degree Of
gracious warmth, that we really lose
conscience Of their effect.
'Tset the whole country suffer from the
vicious, unmerciful claws Of Wall Street.
If they are willing to submit, but why
has Florida to suffer- The people Of
this thriving State can live without that
Street or It's dictatiOns, because of the
fact that they have been blessed by the
Supreme Ruler with diversified advan-
tages which will never die, and unlim-
tied resources in every way. La State
where riparian rights afford an abun-
dance Of the finest products Of the sea,
the river, the lake /; where the thrifty
farmer can have q crop Of some kind
growing every month in the year; where
the horticultural ship TO market the
finest citrOns and other fruits the world
has ever produced; where rest vast beds
of inaxhaustible phosphate; and where
hundreds Of other minor resources are
easily found. What Is the necessity of
the so-called financial panic affecting
the good people Of Florida ? In conclu-
sion, q word to all, and to the c0untry's
friend, the farmer, in particular Hold
your cotton, regardless Of what the Wall
Street gluttons tell you through their
scheming efforts. Do not permit that
gang to dictate TO you, and set price
the sweat Of your own brow. We should
all thank God for the fact that we have
plenty of sweet potatoes, pork and
bread-and II 1t comes TO show down,
we can subsist on that until Wall Street
is forced TO terms.
STEADY, menl Be firm be courage
Gus be determined, and victory will
lay as q sparkling jewel in the palms Of
your hands"
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
Fer Sale chsapt

A one and OnS-haa horse power Gas
Oline Engine for sale at . bargain n
chs once. SS-tf
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Whenever you feel that your stomach
has gone q little wrong, or when you
feel that IL is not In good order as is
evidenced by mean headaches, nervous
ness, bad breath, and belching, take
eomSthing at times, and especially af-
ter your meals until relief Il afforded.
There Il nothing better offered the pab-
&c to-day for stomach troubles, dyspep-
sia, indigestion, ETC., than kODOL.
This h q ecisntihc preparation Of nat-
urua diNoStants combined with VegOta-
ble ACIDS and cOntaIus the same juices
found n every hsalthy stoaaeh. Ko-
DOL d kuafanteOa to give Feliof. lt 4
Pheasant 60 take; it win make ycu feel
hns hy digasting what yoa eat. Sold b
all druggfsts.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Three Nice Rooms, all conVonfenees,
tuEniahed OF unfuFnlshed lights, baths,
sewerage. Address p. o. Box %, o. eAIl
at this once. SA-tf.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Two hundred bushels Of Choice Seed
Oats for sale. Apply to W. J. John
son, Chaires', Fla. sat.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
Rnn nr,oa

We are carrying q niee eeack q
Ing, ceiling. novelty. sLdipg a
boards. Come md ssleCt "
want. Child BEOs. n
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Abouk two montho nRo our baby girl
haa pAeasles which satfIad On her htnRo,
asA at last resulted b q, Ssgere attaah
OG heonchftis. We had two dectogn but
% rehef was obtained EyeHyhody
t6seht she Wcnd de- lWent 70 eieki
Different stores 70 ind 4 certain remedy
which had ben reeoaanaended 70 ms and
tailed % get &, When one Of the store.
k6spers Insisted that try Chamber.
IAin's Cough Remedy. ! did - and ouI
baby q alive and wSn todGy Geo. W.
SpSnea, Holly Springs, N. &. For salC
By Tallahassee Drng Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-24
CHANGES OF ADDRESSES

The following changes of addresses have
been recorded in Salt Lake within the
past week, also the changes from outside
the city to the city:
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. ArntZen have moved
from Thistle and are at home at Is D
street.
L. G. Burton from 12l South Second
West TO Brooks hotel Ida.
Fisher Harris from III East First South
to 124S East First South.
Mrs. ]. II. Manderfield from p Yelling
ton court to WaveTly, Wash.
A w. Clayton from IA West North
Temple to Brighton, Big Cottonwood
Brad WOlcOt from MaZuma, New, to 4
Lambert court
G. H Rewnmund from IS Halls hotel to
Bingham. Utah.
L. @. Bignell from "a South Third East
to No. >, The BransfOrd.
Tina Brown from 353 East Fourth South
to IS East Fifth South.
Mrs. r. G. Black from Los Angeles to
Wayne avenue.
d. c. Larson from 275 West Third South
to 225 West Fifth South.
J. H. Brown from S25 Lincoln avenue to
80 Holy Cross hospital
7. J. Christensen from rear 91S South
Eighth West TO 929 West Eighth South.
D. Z. Hemphill from 81 J street to Sui
livan, Ind.
Harold Ray from 1876 West Third South
to IA West Third South
George Budd from rs South Sixth West
TO ia West Second South
E. II. BaUghman from 501 North First
West to Pennington, Utah.
A. J. Bruneau from 74S Snow avenue to
ToOele. Utah.
A. Z. Eberhardt from 421 East Fourth
South to $50 Fourth East
w. r. Kitchener from 173 l. street to 12S
X street.
a. W Ramer from 3 Pleasant avenue
to a South First West
Walter Halliday from 1915 South Second
East to 1853 South Second East
Mrs. Allen Lovey from Raleigh apart
ments to 9SS South street, Tacoma,
Wash.
w. II. Kirkman from 961 Euclid avenue
to Spanish Fork
Miss DOOly TOoele from No. g Hawkes.
court to 765 Hawthorne avenue.
j. d. Martin from 10 Carter Terrace to
564 West First South.
l.. G.. Workman from 515 South Fifth
East to 1878 South Eleventh East.
William Seal from 663 West Second
North to 404 West Second North
A. r. Barnes from 423 d. f. Walker to
755 Fifth street.