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The Princeton union., 1908-06-11

after having assured himself
that all the other inmates Of the house
had retired for the night carefully
placed the family diamonds in his
private safe, which stood in corner
Of the library, set the burglar alarm
and went into his room. For years he
had attended in person to the closing
of the house, except upon rare oc-
casions when business called him from
the city, at which times he left elab-
crate instructions with the trusted
and time tried major domo, whose
position on account Of illness was be-
ing temporarily filled by the new man.
The alarm once set, not a door or a
window could be opened without a
clamorous uproar from a big brass
gong in the upper hall, and therefore
Restmore might repose in peace and
earn its name. Had Mr.. Renwyck
known, however, that one Woolsey
Bills had departed earlier in the even
ing without consulting his master, per-
haps his nightly prayers might not
have been put forth in such a spirit Of
pharisaic complacency.
Therefore for an hour in the Ren-
wyck home reigned heavy silence,
which was broken only by the ticking
Of the great antique clock in the hall
or its soft melodious chime as it struck
the quarter hours. Outside a night
wind sang family as it tossed a scud-
ding rack Of clouds across the moonlit
sky and the ancient elms of Restmore
sWayed and nodded to its soft caress
When Richard reached his room he
found himself in no mood for sleep.
He laid aside his dress coat donned a
house Jacket, extinguished his lights
and seated himself in the morris chair
before an open window. His thoughts
were in a whirl. Tomorrow, which
promised to be busy day for him
just how busy even he fortunately did
not realize-would find him disgraced
or blessed, according to the manner in
which Miss Harriet would accept his
confession. That she had already be-
gun to suspect his real identity he was
morally sure, and no time must be lost
IN revealing it himself before her doubt
"eAS SAeAh5Su W u SCI Cd4uly. LII Iuc
morning he would make a clean breast
OF everything to her-the deception and
Its righteous cause-his love, which
had stopped to subterfuge to win her
heart, in despair Of other means and
under the stress of sudden suggestion.
Then he would hasten back to the st.
Regis, where he knew his dad would
seek for him. tell him the whole truth
and run the gantlet of parental ire.
After that third confession must fol-
low-to Jacob Renwyck. This, he felt,
would be harder than the other two
for, since the episode Of the foreign
draft, the manner Of his host, while
still polite, had undergone a decided
change. A certain coolness, not to say
certain suspicion. had been engen-
dered in the mind of the financier. It
was unnoticed by the balance of the
household, vet to Richard far more
perturbing than an open. honest
avowal Of dislike
The deep water harbor speculation,
too, ran through his tangled thoughts,
but the final crash he was powerless
tooavert. 1t was probably too late now,
anyway. 1t hung above him like some
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ssMr Fitzgeorge, we have acted in
good faith toward you and expect at
least fair return. You demanded
$780, have the money here in my
hand. but l tell you once for all that
I shall not pay you unless you sur
render all the letters to this child"
Il haven't got any more," the bur-
glar answered sullenly. "And. what's
more, r. He paused at the sound Of
cat call from without and began
fumbling in his pockets. "Why, here
you are!' he exclaimed in we'll feigned
astonishment. producing the missing
letters. II didn't know I had 'em,
swear l didn't. Take 'em, my dear.
Pay up and We'll call it quits"
"And-and you wont publish the
cop1es" quavered Miss Imogene as
though terrified at the sound Of her
own whispers.
NO." said the man; II give you my
word as gentleman" with a singular
m1sapprehension Of the meaning of the
term. Hurry with the dough. It's
getting late"
Assured that the letters completed
Miss Imogene's indiscreet list, Miss
Harriet tossed a roll Of bills in the
circle of light which was made by the
bullseye lantern.
"You would better 60 now," she said
In tone of disgust which she made
no attempt to disguise. II will close
the window after you"
The man counted the money hurried
", slipped it into his vest pocket and
closed the slide Of the lantern.
"Thank you," he murmured, with a
most elaborate bow. "1'm much oblig.
ed to both Of you. Rich people like
you won't ever miss a little sum like
this, and it will make me remember
you for many day, even without the
recollection of your pretty faces.
You've been square by me, and I'll be
square by you. And now one kiss all
around, and Well say good night"
you scoundrelv' breathed Harriet,
furious to her finger tips. "Go in.
stantly or I will call for help"
"Oh, no, you won't, my beautyv
laughed the man. "I'll bet you've
kissed uglier men than me before, and
I'm going to take you down a peg.
You holler once and I'll shoot the man
that comes to help you.'
Miss Renwyck, with the limp and
whimpering Imogene clinging to her
waist, moved slowly around the bill
Hard table, while the burglar watched
her, breathing hard and following with
a catlike tread. He had taken per-
haps six steps, and his back was now
turned toward the door which led into
the hall. Suddenly he felt a savage
grip about his neck and found himself
with outfnng arms, his mouth and
nose smashed fat against the table,
while a tiny, ring of cold steel was
pushed behind his ear,
STEADY, you hound, or I'll give you
a shot that you never saw in bill
liardsv' ..s,fz.g~
The tone was. low, but masterful, and
Mr.. Jack Bibbs was far too prudent a
gentleman, to leopard j.. his health by
futile disobedience.f: Therefore he
made no immediate attempt to move.
=. On Harriet's brain, even in that
dreadful instant, flashed a vivid, in
sistent memory. Again she was perch
ed on the quivering broncho's back,
pressed onward In reeling, dizzy
pool Of death, while in her ears rang
words Of sweet encouragement. And
as then she had exercised her force of
Will, so now she saved herself once
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CHAPTER XVII.

r. JACOB RENWYCK, dis
!" missing the new butler who
I had waited for his master,
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BELL 1264
NoRTHsTDE AND HIGHLANDS.

NORTHsIDE AND HIGHLANDS. $i0O0-2- story, room house, 5Ox19O, on car line Fountain Heights. s85O-Lot 57 feet front on 18th street; $350' down, balance easy. $G9O-Lot 5Ox17O, Fountain Heights. s20O down.
 S225O-A new. modern. broom corner home, 17th street.
 $3500-A new. modern, corner Groom cot tage, furnace heat, Highlands. 60xl90-s E. corner. 12th avenue and 30th street. Norwood; fine cottage, one-fourth down.
 $GOOO-Choice, new, Broom home, baths, Highlands, $10O0 down. $500 year. $4200-West Norwood cottage, new large lot, fronts car line. S46j0-1o0x240, improvements worth s4000; edge of Norwood, S1000 down. 521sx150-Fronts w 2Oth and Park and 18th street, large dwellings. pays per cent. $45O0-Rental $50 per month. new improve ments; blocks city hall. $14,O0o-2-story, business lot, close in, 1st avenue
 $15 5oOo-Rental s1o0o, 5Ox14O, 2d avenue; close in. SIC, 0,500-Promsing brick business corner, 1st avenue, west edge of city. 5Ox14O--stFry brick, less than blocks of 20th street, 2d avenue. $45OO-95x10O, 4 dwellings, blocks of city hall $100O down. $25OO-C Corner 18th avenue, 31st street, Nor wood, 6Ox19O asphalt pavement all paid. $2625-60x19O, cheapest corner on 18th ave- nue. fronting car line in Norwood. s21OO-5-room cottage near 18th street, Highlands.
 s325O12-story 7-room cottage, on car line, North Highlands, $750 cash, $25 month. $7200-An elegant new, modern, S-room home, fronts car line, Norwood. $5SO0-S-room modern home, large lot near 12th avenue, Norwood. Comfortable, neat Groom cottage, near 17th street. $500 cash, s25 month.
 sOUTHSIDE AND HIGHLANDS. 2-story business brick, close in, Will pay per cent.
 9-story brick corner, close In, rental $Seo month
 $50 foot 5Ox1OO. business property, west side of 20th street. sSo, foot, 70 feet of 2Oth street. about stones throw of skyscrapers. 1oovoon- Fronts Highland avenue car, No 72O Fdgewood Sta, bargain, very easy terms.
 s575o-5ox24O. 2-story S-room home, central 11th avenue, South Highlands. Quick deal.
 s14 4OoO-Rental s16oO high-class brick in- vestment.
 so,,U-New, modern. 2-story, 7-room cot tage fronts Highland avenue car llhe. S3O00-70x170, corner Nst street, 0ou'h Highlands Bargain 1OOx1eo-Without competition, as It Is the finest lot on the -outh Highlands. 75x17o-Fast of Five Points, fronting High land avenue. .,. se5Oo-2-story. modern 7-room home, south of Highland avenue. east of Five Polnts. s50OO-Modern 7-room, 2-story home' near 18th street South Highlands. ss7so Q story modern S-room corner home, fronts car line, South Highlands. s15 Ooo-And a bargain at that, elegant new 1t-room mansion near Highland aV-
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AsralsQa2segGtat
 z ToledNNwsar.esCo.l {. 2O24 THIRD AVE.
RYAN'S BARGAINS.

sS50o-12-room house, all modern and in first-class condition. lot 110x220, fronting car line at Fountain Heights Terms.
 s15OO-5 rooms and hall, front and back porches, nice lot; A cash, balance easy; located in Woodlawn. s12OO-4-room house I F blocks of car line, lot 5Ox14O; s1oo cash, balance like rent.
 s15OO-New broom house, s100 cash, balance like rent; North Birmingham. $2650-6 room modern home. street inn provements, sanitary connections, near car line. churches and school, at North Birmin gham. Al. sS50--5-room house, A cash, balance easy, two blocks of car line, at East Lake,
 $1250-SO -acre farm, house, barn, well and spring; 40 acres in cultivation, balance timbered, 10 miles south of Birmin gham on Columbana road. This must sell at once. s1S00-2O0-acre farm, broom. neat house, barn and other out buildings, orchard 50 acres good river bottom land in cultivation, balance well tim bered. on public road, three miles of railroad station. IA miles south of Birmin gham. Will exchange for cot tage.
 See our lots at Arlington station and call at our office or write us if you want to buy anything in the real es- tate line.
 RYAN REAL ESTATE GO. Bell phone sS5. 2os-4 Woodward Bldg.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE $5000-New St. Charles St place; modern. s6OO0-2-story res, S. 13 Ave, big lot. $50O0-Elegant cottage home, s. 13 Ave. $S000-Good 2-story res. s. 21 St., 14th Ave. S15, 15,0OO-Handsome new brick S. Higlds
 home.
 $3OOO-Good lot, s. Is Ave. near 19 St. s75 Pr. Ft.-Highland Ave. cor $100 Pr. Ft.-Choice Sycamore St. lot. s22O0-Neat cottage 15 St, near H. s4200-2-story res, Ave. F, near 27 St. s11, ,500-S. Side cor, whites, rents $1150. S1OOO-Elevated lot near Nth. Terrace. Bid wanted on good Ave. cor s16,5OO-Large N. Side cor, rents s135 mo. s56, 6,OOO-Fine investment, bus. corner. $20, 20,O00-Fourth Ave. cor, 100x14O, impvd. S29C0-Fine lot, 24 St, near 12 Ave. $225-East Lake lot, Hillman, nr. 80 St. s3SOO-New 7-r. res. Wlawn, on car. SoOG-4-r house, Rising sta., s265 cash.
 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. 8 rooms, S012 Ave. F, $22.50. 6 rooms, 3O0S Ave. F, s2o. rooms, 3021 Ave. H, s975o. rooms, SsS 18th St., $So. rooms, 1906 16th St., s30 rooms. SIS 18th St., $S5. rooms, 2O21 Humboldt Ave, s4o rooms, 1926 11th Ave, $42.50. 8 rooms, 1716 18th Ave, $40. 8 rooms, 1211 12th St., furnished, $65. s roons 1915 18th St., $40. rooms. 250s Ave. D, S15. rooms, 11O1 11th Ave, $50. roo1ns, 1OOl 12th Ave. $40. ' rooms, 270OH Ave. F, s15. rooms, 1524 12th Ave, $45. rooms, 1926 12th Ave, s45 6 rooms, 1850 12th Ave, $50 Storeroom, 303 S. 10th St, $25.
 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE 4 rooms, 1927 24 St., partly furnished, s25. Il rooms, 1921 24th St.. S55. 6 rooms 621 23rd St, $45. rooms, $500 10th Ave, Ss5. S rooms 1886 Rush Ave, $25. Large store opp. Terminal Sta, $100
 R. MCCONNELL 6 co.
 2107 Third Ave. Phones Sl0.
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PEOPLES 1911
ELL 1264 OFFICE OF PEOPLES 1911 B. E. EBORN,
 BrOvNn-Marx S16-17-1S
BrOwn-Marx S16-17-18
Several of the Properties Quoted Cannot Be Had At The Price Later Than tO Days After Date.

s4OOO-Rental $40 month. blocks of tho
 center
 Ss75O-New improvements. steady renter. 2
 blocks of the center. Good. S75O-Cash, $40 a month 7-room modern
 cottage, choice location. good value. $5000- Beautiful corner, 7-room cottage, 18th street, South Highlands, $1OOOo down,
 $40 month.
 s5OOo-RentaI $574. new stone houses.
 close in.
 ssOOO-Rental S12OO, prominent corner. 1oox 190.
 $125g-1oox1Oo. fronts car line, Avenue r.
 Can make this pay 20 per cent. $3500-Neat broom cottage, 1920 Central
 avenue, between 10th and 11th avenues,
 south.
 SUBURBAN PROPERTY. s1sOO-Neat Groom cottage, Pear street,
 West End, $500 down, $20 month. 5 acres, West End. neat Groom cottage,
 300 fruit trees, one-fourth cash, balance
 easy.
 sl50o-2 houses, Avondale, rental $16 month,
 5000 down. $l5 a month Neat Groom cottage, Avenue b, AVon- dale, small cash payment, balance easy like rent. S15 a foot, 2OOx190. fronts railroad, near Spring street, Avondale s29oo-7-roon house block of East Lake
 car line, near 6Oth street. Woodlawn. s15O0-50x190, broom cottage, olock or
 East Lake car line, Woodlawn. s2Oo0-e-room cottage, between East Lake
 and Gate City car lines, 52d street,
 Woodlawn. s60O0-Fine for subdivision, 10 acres fronts
 East Lake car, fine s5O00-2 cottages, 2 acres fronts railroad,
 block of East Lake car line, Wood
 lawn.
 $35OO-5 acres improved, block of car line'
 East Lake, easy terms. IA per cent brick investment, small out
 lay Ensley City. s25o0-2 cottages, white tenants, business
 center, Ensley. s19oO-sox12o, 5-room cottage, 24th street. s1OOo-New 4-room cottage, Kingston, s2OO
 down, $20 month. S15O0-5 lots, 4-room cottage, 6=cent fare,
 small cash payment, balance easy. s195o-5 acres near Crestline Heights, with n9ooNs acres near Crestline Heights, $500 down.
 s21oO-1o acres, miles out 5-room cot
 tage.
 s5o0o-12 acres. blocks of pipe works.
 North Birmingham, would exchange TOT home
 10 acres with cottage at Powderly. e5-acre farm. fronts road, between 1asr Lake and Huffman. s35Oo-Rental $40 a month, dwellings, be- tween Ensley and Dolomite. 24-acre truck. fruit and poultry farm, miles of Ensley and Pratt City. s35oO-20oxlso. 7-room modern house, su- burbs of Ensley 10 acres, Ensley Highlands. fine for sub division. acres, neat broom cottage, sidewalks.
 fair grounds. Would exchange for farm. $500 per lot, choice lots at Kingston .At sva1 let ava nue, North Birmingham. Would ex- change. | acres, joins Illinois Central yards, North Birmingham.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 Sf5OO. Vacant lot 9Ox100, near Avenue F and S1st street; $2o0 cash and $50 per month
 $55OO. Lot 1OOx19O, six 4-room houses, rents for $54 per month, railroad frontage, room for more houses.
 S2S0O. Lot 1oox20O, two Broom houses, one g. room house, room for several more houses, rents now for $50 per month, well located. Vacant lot 45x100, near Avenue G.
 $5O,0OO. Lot 5Ox14O 4-story brick building and basement, rents well, on 2d avenue, close in. Lot 5Ox152H, Groom residence, modern, St. Charles street.
 $175O. 20 acres of land. Shades valley creek running through property. w. N. MALONE 6 GO. Insurance. Real Estate and Rentals. 219 N. 21st St. Phones 1239.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Nameplat signs. numbers, readable darkest nights; easily sold; profits large; samples free. Wright Sup ply Co.,. Englewood, III.
 GASL1GHT from kerosene lamps by using our patent burner; no chimneys nor wieks; agents make good income: description free. Gaslight Mfg. Co.,. g Park Row, New York.
 MANAGER wanted in every city and county, handle best paying business known, legitimate, new exclusive con- trol; no insurance or book canvassing. Address Charles Halstead 34 West 18th street. New York
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JOIN the Alabama Colony in San Angus tine county, Texas. They are happy and prosperous. You can be, too. I am paid by Santa Fe railroad to answer ques- tions. Send for letters from former AL abamians, telling what they think of San Augustine county. G. A. Dobbin,
 (until Dec 15), Morris Hotel, Birming- ham. 12-6-2t
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. 517 17th st., N, 5 rooms, bath, etc.; rent ing for $25 price s4OOO; terms s75O cash, balance $50 per month with per cent interest. Forty acres, g miles south of city for S550; surface right all in original tim Der; terms can be had.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN, Phones 1101 and 465. 1S261S 3d Ave.
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QNE GENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent . word a dayg no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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AN easy way to start business that will pay several thousand dollars an- nually, selling merchandise by mail, improved plan, we furnish everything and show you how; s25 to $1o0 nec- essary Milburn- Hicks Chicago.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

cent n word dnyg no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cazh must accompany every order
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nAIEs--one cent a word n dayy no ad. tnken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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WOULD like to hear of stock for sale in any enterprise where an investment of several thousand dollars would be safe. l.. Darbyshire, Box 2033, Rochester, M
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PATENT for sale; United States and Canada; household necessity; every woman will buy fortune for somebody;
 worth Investigating. For full particulars address the patentees, White & Stew art, Jenifer, Ala. 124-3t
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MONEY-We handle the financing Of good enterprises and creditable pro- jects. The Bankers Bond company, Pittsburg, Pa.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
SOUTHSIDE.

FOR SALE CHEAP, I75-each; $25 cash, balance s5 per month, lots 50x140, blocks south of Rising station. South Ensley car line, be- tween Ensey and Birmingham; bound to advance in price. S2l0o will pick up new cottage, 5 rooms and hall, one block from Ann st.; this place is worth s30O0; let me show you. $500 each, two fine lots In Farview park
 $3000-Choice lots on Iroquois st. South Highlands.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 22s N Fist st
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1900 mail orders received from two-line ad. Will mail copy for dime and
 stamp. A. Stegman, 1056 Winnemac avenue, Chicago. 11-29-5t-su
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TWO rooms, furnished for light house. keeping; one furnished room for gen tlemen. 2402 9th avenue, Bell phone oQSo
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FOR RENTING nice rooms completely furnished for light housekeeping, to couple without children. Steam heated and all modern conveniences. Apply at 250OM 9th avenue.
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WANTED-Ten speciality salesmen for permanent place; staple line with att tractive advertising; want high grade men able to earn SS000 annually or bet ter. Address A. B. F. O. Box 47O, Kan Sas City Mo
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

YOUNG man with 5000 wants to invest
 in some strong firm and help work up
 the business. Address A-26, care Age- Herald. 12-5-4t
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FOR RENT-To couple or gentlemen, two lovely connecting front rooms with board; everything of the best; furnace heat; convenient to Five Points; pri- vate family; references required Bell aphone 1746
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.QNE GENT A NQRDL(

cent a word a dayJ no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for nrsi Insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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WANTED-Partner with $400; chance of life to steady man. For interview ad-
 dress OPS, care Age-Herald. 12-5-2t
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S1O REWARD for the return Of Adam P.
 Freeman U. s. Steel Corporation pre- ferred stock No. 251691 stolen from resi- dence 2423 Avenue H, Ensley Ala, on or about October 20, 1908. A. P. Free man. 11-22-4t-Su-Sat
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NORTHERN party with southern ex- perlence, thoroughly master of their profession, has a very attractive prop osition; would like to interest someone with capital; can give good collateral security; would enter into partnership.
 Address Z-25 care Age-Herald. 12-5-2t
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SALEMEN making country towns to sell our spring line dry goods specialties to retailers; attractive side line; liberal commission. F. c. Rollman & Co.,, Mfrs, Philadelphia.
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BE independent, start dyeing cleaning and pressing establishment; unlimited field; enormous profits; no capital needed. Particulars free. Ben-Vonde Co.,, Dept L. Staunton, Va.
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CENTRALLY located, two or three nicely furnished rooms; all conveniences; meals if desired; or dandy for light house. keeping; reasonable. 2S0S Sd avenue; modern conYeniences.
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; all mod ern conyeniences. Private front and back entrances, Completely furnished; rent reasonable. 921 South 18th street. Bell phone 2990.
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YOU can secure an estate worth $I5U,- 900 for yourself by assisting to avert one of the gravest and most disas-
 trous calamitles in the history of the commercial world. If interested, write at once and we will submit a plan with evidence which you will find absolutely convincing. Sacra- mento Valley Imp. company, St. Louis, Mo. 12-6-3t-su
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FOR RENT-Steam-heated, electric-light- ed rooms for the winter months at the Birmingham hotel.
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I WANT partner to cooperate with me in
 handling the output of large grain and milling company depository to be estab- lished in this city; must have some capital and prestige. Address Box IS,
 Attalla, Ala. 12-4-3t
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WANTED-Agents; something new and just patented; every housekeeper and roomer buys them on sight: ons agent sold 115 in 3 days; coin money while fields are new; cooking attachment for open fire grates fits any grate; swings on and off fire and adjustable to any position, and regulates heat. Get busy. This Is the season to sell them; they are sure sellers; everybody can readily see the advantages of 1t. w. H. Daniel, 1724 Lyon Ave, Birmingham, Ala.
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TWO nicely furnished connecting front bed rooms for ladies or gentlemen cheap. Also four connecting furnished or un- furnished rooms for housekeeping. >2421 9th avenue. north
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FOR RENT-Two or three rooms with bath; very pleasant for light house. keeping; terms reasonable. Owenton, Mo- 915 College street, one-half block from end of Owenton car line
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agenfs lmaie and femaIe5 in every town in the south for 'house- hold article" that everybody needs and wants; sells like hot cakes; write to- day for territory; big profits. Atlanta Manufacturing and Speciality company, Temple Court bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
 12-1-7t
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AGENTS-s75 monthly; combination roll ing pin, nine articles combined; light ming seller; sample free. Forshee Mfg. Co. Box BOP Dayton. Ohio.
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FOR RENT-Ten-room furnace heated house, all modern improvements and In frst-class repair. Near Five Points. Fine location for boarders or rooms. J-27 care Age-Herald.
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FOR RENTING elegant furnished rooms, private bath, with or without board. 1928 South 18th street.
 FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front room, young men or couple without children Apply 8O9 N. 18th street.
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WANTED-Salesman experienced in any line to sell general trade in Alabama; an unexcelled speciality proposition; com missions with $S5 weekly advance for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co.,, Cleveland, O.