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ONLY TRUE VERSION Or It1E BUN
WHAT really happened was this; The members
~ the lodge after carefully discussing the stua-
Hon came 20 the conclusion that. inasnuch as lle
Hon. Elizabeth ST. Leger had inadvertently De-
come possessed Of tho secrets Of the craft me
any thing 10 do under the circumstances was 10
,ind her down 10 secrecy by the same oaths mat
nre imposed upon The members Of the craft-in one
word, that she should be initiated a member
N the order. This was put into execution, and
Miss St Leger became fun hedged Master Mason,
Ibis being IN the year 172O. She subsequently mar
fed Richard Aldworth, OF Newmarket. County
FORK (ancestor of the present family OF AldwoTth.
~ Newmarket. Later she assumed the presi-
aencv Of the Masonic Female Orphan Asylum, at
Dublin. and on the occasion Of benefits and Rnalo-
gous functions on behalf OF the Institution
accustomed 10 appear adorned with the insignia
~ the craft among the other Masonic dgnltaries.
Fortunately. her husband a distinguished
Free Mason himself. that she could discuss Ma
sonic matters freely with him. but there IS no
record Of her having impaired 10 any outsider
iesst OF all 20 any other member OF he- sex. the
secrets OF the order.
Let add that the St Legers are one Of The
oldest families Of the United Kingdom. The found
OF the family was Sir Robert St Ieger who
was one Of the companions in arms Of William the
conquoror. his name figuring as sach on the roll
~ Battle Abbey In l540 Sir Anthony St Leger
who Knight Of the Garter, vas appointed
Lord Deputy Of Ireland. and ever since then the
st. Legers have been established I'm the South Of
Ireland
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THE COUNTRY AND THE RAILROADS
An IGNORED ASPECT.

From Tho Baltimore News.
Kansas too. has passed two-cent fare ollI
Practically this kind OF legislation means that no
more railroad Is desired than can be had az
price and this aspect OF the case seems 10 DO
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THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible BY Harle trains from Grams Cana
tra Station. Webster tTOlieys and
carriage. S125 Telephons GrzI1zrcy
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HURRIED LAWAIAKIN'
From The Chicago Record-Herald.

From The Chicago Record-Herald.
The legislators vino are really deso ogs ana with
regard railroad rates IA frenzy or hurry otlly
Nothing IS better established than ;he principle
the power 20 regulate rates and charges mus
be exercised reasonably. and that the rates OF,
dered lyv states or by Congress, to be substituted
IGs ia 5ose etrn on the investment TO ignore
his principle TO legislae in the dark is merely 10
people with vain promises and sham reforms
MR.. ROOSEVELT AND THE AWAKENING.
From The Baltimore News.
II the railroads and the financial interests Of the
country generally are now resuf OF long
period OF compliment confidence IN their ablIty 10
possible awakening OF the dormant powers or tho
people. Mr. Roosevelt has been the eRleI insf HI
Inent Of this awakening. and IL rs therefore To MN
that the appeals are being made by the great rail-
road men to hold in check its consequences
oNE-sIDED STATE LEGIsIATIoN
From The philadelphia Public Ledger.
dubious characteT The labor unions. supported by
a solid public continent demand and receive the
railroads were 20 resist their demands the senti-
OF t ner,es 1iIb the CORPORA Hons There is
nothing TO do but pay the highest wages Ana
thing whatever in fixing the wage rate or the
price OF material, or the cost OF any single thine
that the railroads or the corporations must buy,
they step in and say what the rate shall be for
carrying passengers.
THE RIGHTS OF THE CORPORATIONS.
I From The Philadelphia Press
No legislature should force two-cent fares on the
railroads. Neither ought any railroad to use
road has right 10 pont out that the cnange I,
two-cent fares will 1t IS believed. reduce revenues
so thar communication rates may suffer; but il is
certain to work injury for its officers atiously
20 declare In q manner and fashion that suggests
fhreaf that communication rates will be attacked II
two-cent fares come IL. IL Is particularly unwise
FOR The reDresentatives Of the Pennsylvania and
Reading 20 reach agreement on iares Inside OF
this state. which will be subject 10 action under
the Sherman differentiation act ~ II affects any
rate 10 any place I'm Delaware or New Jersey
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FRANK T. CAMPBELL Co, 2A1-s west asa So.
Chapes Private public abulances Tel chelsea
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Domestic Rates.

For all points the United States Canada and 1sxico
fortst4s ~ the BOroughs OF Manhattan Br0l1
Ais 10 cuba Rico, Hawaii ana the Philippines
Iritbout extra expense for foreign postage.
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Hubbard. Socrates.
Erom. Marian s.
LathFop. James r.
McDousail. CnaTlotte
Mix. Martha.
Roll. George A.
Stearns. John y.
TimbeFman. John z
Aoclleys Jane X
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viii charged extra.
IIstaee IN addition to the rates named ab0vss
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Mr. Grau first presented "aH star casts in grand
opera and introduced the custom Of having the
operas sung in the languages in which they vera
written. Unfriendly ut first TO Wagnerian opera.
when he saw that there demand for it, he
gave to its presentation the same careful atten-
ton that characterized all his other productions.
He knew that New Workers wanted and expected
the best in music and were ready 20 pay for II.
He gave It. and reaped his reward. When, in 1908.
failing health compelled him to relnquish his work
he was the high tide OF his success, and he IS
said to have been the only srand opera impresarlo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08
BUSINESS CHANGES.


 WANTED-One million dollars to manu- facture and introduce a soda fountain drink that antagonizes and destroys the desire and necessity for alcohol and tobacco. The greatest temperance agent and money maker of the age. Tones and rejuvinates every organ of the body. w. T. Kendrick, M d., Montgomery, GOLD dredging in Alaska; slo,oOo acres tested gold bearing gravel Richest placers known. First offering stock 10 cents Installments. Illustrated prospec- tus free. Should pay $10 for every dollar invested. Yukon Basin Gold Dredging Co.,. Ltd, Kansas City. Mo.
 YOURS if looking for a bargain in the real estate line nice subdivision for sale cheap, for location and price. Ad- dress Owner, care Age-Herald. INVEST prohtably and safely; valuable pointers on How to Make Money in the last issue of investors paper sent Free as sample Address Financial and Mining Record, S6 East 2s St., New York.
 $5 cash buys a nice clean business that can be run at home or on the side. Suit abld for young man or lady. Has established trade with profit of s75 to s95 per month. Am going to leave city. Address O. Kelly, General Deliv- cry. Birmingham, Ala.
 DO you need capital? extend or start bus mess? If so, write me before arranging elsewhere; exceptional facilities placing stocks, bonds quickly. Everett Dufour corporation attorney, Washington, D. c. WHEAT-$12.5O buys five ups and five downs; good for one week; 2-cent ad- vance or decline from price; gives S1O0 profit. Write for particulars. Com stock X Co.,. Commerce Bldg, Chicago. A bright intelligent young man, that can furnish 5000 a loan for six months. secured, can secure the posi- ton of cashieri and bookeeper in an es- tablished hotel, at salary of $50 per month and board. References must be par excellence for ability. honesty and sobriety Our references are gilt edged The hotel is one of the best money makers in this city. Address with references. H. Rex. care Age-Herald.
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MARRY Wealth and beauty: marriage directory free; pay when married; en- tirely new plan; send no money. Ad- dress II. A. Horton, Dept 103, Tekon- sha, Mich.
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FOR SALE-s3O0 cash, balance s25 per month at West End, a new broom cot tage. block and half of car line, cleo trlc lights, cabinet mantels. bath. city water, price, $23O0. Samuel P. Miller,
 19Osis First avenue, next to Morris
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FOR SALE-Woodlawn residence, heart of town, on East Lake car line; rooms and all city conveniences; corner lot G0xt6O, $3750. Apply R. A. C., ool Title Guarantee bldg, or Bell phone, Wood lawn 1511
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A YOUNG lady of considerable money and property, object matrimony, wishes to meet young or middle-aged man. Re spectabllity the principal object desired Miss N. L., Drawer PA s5 Fifth avenue, Chicago.
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widow. good looking, wealthy. tired of single life, would corre- spond with gentleman Object matri- mony. Box 104 Elgin, H.
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FOR SALE -$225O; two-story, seven-room house In Woodlawn; nearly new; newly papered; electric lights, bath tub and complete plumbing; two cabinet man tels; lot 50x150; small cash payment and balance like paying rent; come quick if you want this. F.. O. Howle, 32 Wood- ward Bldg, Bell phone 6S4.
 2-5-3t th ga -su
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RETIRED business man. wealthy but lonesome, wishes to correspond. View matrimony. No objection to poor wom- an. Box, 94 Elgn, III.
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of the Hillman hospital Birmingham, Ala. The course is two years. In add,- tion to the ward work. diet. kitchen and operating room, there will be reg ular classes and lectures will be given by the attending stan. Application
 blanks and any other information may be obtained by writing to the superin- tendent S-25-2t-sun
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CINE GENT A NOR D

NATEs-One cent s word a dayy as ad. taken for lesE than 25 ceRts for nrst inserSiOn. Cash must accompany ~very order.
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FOR SALE-Business lot on Avenue r, Ensley, 50x175; close to center of city; price reasonable; terms, Address Owner C-82, care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE-Upon very easy terms neat new cottage on Second avenue. the lot Is high and faces south R. F. Manly x Co., 2O1S First avenue
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PIE ERSONAL.

WOULD you marry if suited? Matrimonial paper containing advertisements mar rageable people, many rich. from all sections of the United States and Can ada, mailed free. F. J. Gunnels. Toledo,
 O. S-4-6t-sl
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FOR SALE-Or exchange for Birming ham property. 300-acre farm, good houses and water, good land or stock farm Apply to Owner, Postoffice Box 5, Montevalo. Ala
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WANTED-Salesmen to represent stand ard medical books to physicians only; we have just issued and have now in preparation many new books that are meeting with pronounced favor Sue cessful books mean successful salesmen; good income and agreeable occupation. Address with fullest details and busi- ness references. J. R. Lippincott Co.,, P. O. Box 1579, Philadelphia.
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CROSS $30 real estate course free the identical course so widely advertised and sold for S30 given free of charge to readers of our Great Real Estate Monthly. Send for free copy at once. Address The Model Magazine, Dept 10l, Washington. D. c.
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WANTED-Salesman to call on doctors; clean, well paid work for hard worker
 state experience. P. o. Box S5S, Phila- delpha. 9-S-3t -su- mo -su
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FOR RENT-By owner. broom cottage. Richmond Place Southside. Electro lights. porcelain bath. hot and cold wa ter. Convenient to two cars; sS2 per month. Address Southside. care Age- Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08
ONE GENT 4 WORD

RATES--One cent a word dayD ss ed. taken for less than z5 cents feF first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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MANAGER of salesmen; l want man, experienced, with best references and record Ono others need apply) for de- veloping and managing real estate sales men; q man who can sell himself and get others to do so, who could take up one of our out-of town territories Call or address Mr Bliss, 225 5th avenue.
 9-S-2t-su-We
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A press feeder. Apply 9 a. m Monday. Sun Publishing Co.,, Ave. b, Ensley.
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FOR RENT-Five large rooms, 2222 Ave. l, sSO ' rooms. 1902 N. 18th st. s25; ' rooms (OctD. 2407 11th ave, north, $40; rooms, new. West End. 2d ave and Vine to Pearl st, $23 30; s rooms. most finished, 12th ave, north and 26th St, $40 and S45; two splendid offices, 18th st.
 2d and Sd floor offices, 1st ave. Several stores, s95 to s160. McCarty- Reese Realty Co.,, 2115 Sd ave. Peoples, G19 Bell. 497.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

CIVIL service employees are paid well for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon booklet F 209, describing positions and telling easiest and quickest way to secure them is free. Write now. Wash ington Civil Service School, Washington. D c
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FOR SALE-$25O0 one of the incest little farms in Jefferson county, consisting of 10 acres just beyond Gate City on the Trussville road. There are two dwell figs. and all necessary outhouses, which are we'll rented. There are also two very fine wells. Birmingham Real Es- tate Exchange, 1923 First ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

man for nremen, brakemen and baggagemen on standard railroads; experience unnecessary; S75 to $l00 monthly; quick promotion; state age; send stamp for particulars. Rail way Bureau, 559 Panama Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

FOR SALE-Typewriter for which I have no use, will be sold very cheap; is one of the standard makes; single keyboard; not used enough to injure it; cash or time Address T. l., w, 2420 9th avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

A MIDDLE-AGED gentleman, who wishes to marry, with an income that IS plenty for both, desires to meet young or middle-aged lady. N. Leaman, Dept. 3O5 Industry bldg, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

LADIES, Attention. A beautifyer that acts like magic: will not injure ehe most delicate skin. Removes all tan. pimples and roughness. We absolutely guars ntee thir preparation to make a colored person at least one shade whiter and leave the skin IS soft as velvet or money refunded at our office. Sent post paid on receipt of s1.00 per jar. E. Z Chemical Co., 2c1s First avenue, Bir- mineham, Ala.
 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS-I have numerous applications for homes not yet supplied. B. F. Eborn, 504-7 Brown Marx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

FOR SALE-Light, secondhand surry, cheap; would trade for small pony or milch cow. Address C., $50 27th street, SoJth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

WANTED-Detectives: shrewd, reliable man for profitable secret service to act under orders; no experience necessary. Write II. c. Webster, Indianapolis, Ind.
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WANTED-Lady manager in home terri tory, $50 per month and expenses. New suit every ninety days and s25 cash. Reliable firm. J. E. McBrady & Co.,, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

FOR SALE-One 20x24 Alias heavy duty engine One 16x24 Talbot plain slide valve engine Used three months Also two 125 h. p. and four 100 h. D. hori- zontal tubular boilers. One 80 h. p. fire box boiler, Hartford inspection. Large duplex compound pump. 24x60 feed wa ter heater, 6x24 deep well pump lath mill Small saw mill. Several small engines and boilers. Machinery Trad ing Co.,. 59S First Nat Bank, Bell phone 649
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FOR SALE-SlSO0, S250 cash. balance $25 per month, the choice of three new cottages at West End, near car line; large lots, cabinet mantels, electric lights, and each room beautifully pa pered. Birmingham Real Estate Ex- change 1923 First ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08
W1NTED-Nurses for the training school

WANTED-Experienc salespeople in all departments. Loveman. Joseph X Loeb.
 8-11-tf
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WANTED-Three or four unfurnlshed. rooms for light housekeeping within walking distance for family of three: state price. Address 614-N., care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

GENTLEMEN admire a nice figure, but unless accompanied with pretty face their admiration is of short duration. If you will call on Mrs. Briggs she will re- more deep wrinkles, smallpox scars, molds and freclles in two or three weeks; results permanent and guaran- teed samples of work can be seen at her residence, SH s. 18th street, city. Peoples phone 2OBl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08
HELP WANTEC-FEMALE.

N1NfED~1 ffsf-class coioTod COOK. Gp-
 ply at 21S0 Highland avenue. 9-7-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

S4500-A modern, new 7-room cottage
 17th street, South Highlands. large lot and servants house, 5000 cash and $35 month gets it If you call quick at Eborn's 504-7 Brown Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

WANTED-In South Highlands by three gentlemen, two or three rooms with
 bath. H. W. G., care Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

WANTED-For months, by couple with out children. 2 furnished or unfurnished rooms, with private bath; or small fur
 nished fiat. Write F. A. B., 6C3 Brown Marx Bldg. 9-S-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

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
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

POSTOFFICE clerks and carriers want ed. Examinations will be held In Br- mingham and many other cities in No- vember Particulars free. Washington Civil Service School, Dept 2o9 Washing ton. D, c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

FOR RENTING desirable furnished rooms at No. 2125 7th avenue, north. Bath privilege. Peoples phone 152O. References exchanged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-08

WANTED-Three young ladies to help in store. Cincinnati Steam Dye works, 4l3 N 20th street.