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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
OKLAHOMA UNDER WATER
All Trains Halted. Natural Gas Sup.
ply Cut or, Hotels Out Of
Business.

Muskogee, okla, May 2i,--Not rail-
road In Oklahoma is In operation to-
night, as result OF heavy rains and
cloudbursts In various parts OF the state
during the past three days. The last
road to suspend operations was the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, which was
forced to quilt at noon to-day when the
bridge on the main line at Eufaun
went down, TO add to the disaster, the
main supply of natural gas to the In
dian Territory part OF the state was
carried away with the Clarksville
bridge to-day, and the supply OF gas
for Muskogee and several other cities
in the southeast part OF the state has
been entirely cut Off, officials OF the
gas company say II will be week be-
fore repairs can be made so that the
gas supply can again be carried As
natural gas is used for light and heat
business will be suspended In a meas
ure. Elevators have been forced TO
stop running and hotels and restaurants
have practically been put out Of busl-
ness.
During the last ten hours there has
been 4 rainfall OF twenty inches In this
section of the state. The Canadian riv-
er has risen ten feet during the past
twelve hours, and the Arkansas eight
feet. The entire country is under wa
ter,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
YARMOUTH RECONCILIATION
Rumor To That Effect characterized
as Absurd.

London, May 90. No little surprise
was caused this week by the report,
widely circulated in the morning pa
pers, that the Earl and Countess Of
Yarmouth nee Thaw) were IN stalls
together at the first performance Civ
on by Nine. Bartet from the Coincide
Franchise at the Shaftesbury theater
when, by the Kings desire. there was
present very brilliant audience.
headed by his majesty AMI the queen.
The report was inaccurate, but on 1t
was built the absurd surmise that a
reconciliation had either been effected
or was in contemplation between the
earl and his former wife.
Those who knew Yarmouth before
his marriage are aware that the
match could never be success and
there is absolutely no prospect of an
attempt being made TO set aside the
decree of, annulment rendered by the
courts
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
Mrs. Margaret Murphy.

Mrs, Margaret Murphy, wife OF
jeremiah Murphy, died suddenly yes
terday at her home, 1i9 Fillmore
street. Medical Examiner Bartlett,
was summoned and gave as his opln-
ion that the cause Of death was the
rupture Of ono Of the main arteries
Mrs. Murphy was a daughter of limo
thy and the late Margaret Mahoney
She leaves n husband. her father
three brothers and four sisters II
mourn her sudden death Funeral
services will he held at her late resi-.
dence, li9 Fillmore street, tomorrow
morning at $3.50 o'clock. \ solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated
at ST. Francis church at o'clock.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
Michael Mcclure.

The funeral of the late Michael Nc
CURE took place from The residence Of
his aunt, Mrs. Patrick Mcclure, "a
Greene street yesterday afternoon.
Services were also held from st. Pat
Kicks church at . o'clock There was
very large attendance and many
beautiful floral pieces. The pallbear-
ers We're Patrick Gunshun, Michael
Gunshun, Joseph Blake, Matthew
Blake, Matthew Leman, James Nc
Gowan, The flower bearers were Hen
~ Bakeslee, William Farrell, ]. B,
Togglo, William Hayden, Joseph Col
Inns. lntermeht was In st. Lawrence
cemetery,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
OBITUARY NOTES


The death occurred at tho New Ha-
ven hospital, last 1ight of Mrs, Ettie
Marsh, Wife Of J. H. Marsh, the we'll
known druggist Of Wesylle, and sis
ter-in-laW Of DR.. Arthur w Marsh of
1915 Whalley avenue, Mrs. Marsh
had been sick for over three months
and recently underwent IN operation,
from which she never recovered. De-
ceased has lived In WestyIlle for over
twenty years ana was we'll known
Throughout the village, She was a
member Of the Congregational church
and for many years took an active In
terest in the various organizations
connected with t. She leaves be-
sides her husband one son, Ralph, and
one daughter, Miss Eva, The body will
be taken this morning to Vermont
for burial.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
II. NJ. WHITNEY STILL ASHORE.

New York May 24.-With her bow
wedged tightly on the shore Of Ward E
Island, the Metropolitan line steamship
II. NJ. Whitney, which grounded In the
dense fog late last night while picking
her way through the He'll Gate channel
EN- route to Boston, was still ashore
late today. Several wrecklng tugs
.swarmed around the stranded steamer
today removing freight from her hold
to tighten her preparatory to efforts tc
float her The Whitney carried nc
passengers.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25

Samuel Emery, son OF the late Alex
ander and Elizabeth Blatchley Emery
died yesterday at his residence, q
Wolcott street. He was SO years Of
age and had been employed as a col
leetor for the New Haven Gas COM
pany. Deceased leaves a wife and
two children. Funeral services will be
held from the house, Tuesday at $3.50
o'clock and from st. Roses church at
O'clock
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
DOC" KINSEiiA HURT
Thrown Violently to Ground While
Jumping from Car.

While jumping from car in front
Of Bradley & McCabe's restaurant on
Meadow street yesterday afternoon
about O'clock Donald Kinsella, bet
ter known as Doc" Klnsela, was
thrown violently to the ground and
badly shaken up. After a few min
utes he was able to proceed to his
home and will be all right to-day I'M
less internal injuries develop.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE CALL.

Boston, May PA call will be is
sued tomorrow by National President
Michael J. Ryan for the fourth bien-
NAL national convention of the United
Irish League of America, to be held In
Faneuil hail. Boston, September %
and 20. John f. Redmond, NJ. p,
and the national secretary Of the
league in Ireland, Joseph Devlin. M.
p, will come from Great Britain to
attend the convention.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
DIGGING FOR MORE BODIES.

La Porte. Ind, May 24.-Dlggins for
more bodies will be resumed tomorrow
on tho farm OF Mrs. Bella Guinness.
Until the trial OF Lamphere. which 1t
is believed will be held in June, there
will be a lull in developments unless
the officers are able to get information
about the supposed accompllces of the
murderess. About 1000 persons visit
ed the Guinness farm to-day.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
John NicGuinncss,

The death occurred yesterday Of John
McGuInnlss at his residence, 100 Port
sea street He was 60 years of age
and had been sick for about -four
weeks. Deceased leaves a wife and
family. Funeral services will be held
at the home at $50 o'clock. There will
also be requiem high mass at st,
Patrick's church at o'clock. Inter
ment will be in ST. Bernards Gene
tery
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
MRS. EDDy,s son IN JAIL.

DeadWood s. D., May 24,--George
Washington Glover, son Of Mrs. Mary
Baker *. Eddy, arrived hear from
Lead Saturday night An hour later a
policeman hunted him up and told
him to remove his fractions horse to
a livery stable, Glover declined An
alteration ensued and the officer
placed Glover under arrest.
Glover spent the remainder Of the
night In jail,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
PRELATEs AT NEW BRITAIN.

New Britain, May 24,-At the sixth
anniversary OF the founding OF the
church Of st. CYRIL and st. Methodius
here today Archbishop Platotn of New
York ordained Rev. John soroka Of
Minneapolis. There were clergymen
present from all the New England
states who tok part in the solemn
high mass. Rev, Soroka and Mrs.
Soroka to whom he was married in
Bridgeport last week will leave for
Canada on Monday.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
AFTER FROGS, BOY SHOOTS FOOT

TornIrtgon, May 24.-charles, the
Twelve year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
himself IN the right foot to-day while
hunting bullfrogs with a revolver The
foot Will probably have to be ampu-
tated
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25

Henry Pierpont, son of Cornelius
Pierpont died at his summer home in
New Hartford yesterday of heart dis
ease. Mr.. pierpoint has been III for
some time with rheumatism and gen.
orally broken health and left Asbury
Park where he lived, for New Hartford
hoping to benefit by the change. He
was 80 years old and leaves a wife.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-05-25
NEW BELL FOR wEsTpoRT.

westpot. May 2i,-The new bell for
the new Methodist church, made part
~ from the metal OF the bell formerly
in the old building, has been shipped
from Baltimore and is expected TO ar
rive here this week. The bell weighs
1900 pounds and Is appropriately in
scribed The church building Will be
dedicated July IL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
ALL BARGAINS.

$50 cash and $20 monthly will buy new broom cottage on an attractive lot, fac ing east, one block from East Lake car The price is s17O0. See 1t.
 $l0 cash and $10 monthly for one of those choice lots in the best locality of Wood lawn. Gibson Way, cement sidewalks, sanitary sewerage and all city convent ences. This is an opportunity that will not again knock at your door, grasp it. See us Monday.
 $100 cash and $25 monthly, good Groom house with hall; fine elevated lot, ex- cellent location, Woodlawn, with barn and chicken house, plenty of peach trees; street Improvements; convenient to two car lines. Price $2000
 $2750-Here is your chance to own as pret- ty cottage as there is in Woodlawn; 6 rooms, large hall; beautifully papered; sanitary connections; elevated corner lot, one block from East Lake car. You must see this to appreciate it's value. Terms can be arranged.
 $2200-In West End, broom cottage, large hall and bath: lot 60xl9O terms easy. $3Oa0-New house; , rooms, large hall and bath, strictly modern; lot 150x190; plenty shade trees; terms to suit.
 $4400. .00-Fountain Heights; modern two story 7-room cottage with basement, fur mace heated; sanitary plumbing; excel lent location. A bargain; terms can be made to suit purchaser.
 GIBSON REALTY co. Bell 465, Peoples 161S. 2l6 N. 2lst St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
FOR TX NT-soUTHsIDE

FOR A NT-soUTHsIDE. 171S 12 ave-, I'd ms, s33. 1921 IS st.. 8 rooms, $40. 522 & 529 s. 26 st., rs. each s20. l014 s. F st., 8 rooms, s45. 2915 Ave. H, 8 rooms, sS2 .50. 5000 Ave. H. modern, s rooms, s37 50. 7Sa 29 st., modern, rooms $40. Il ave. & 15 st, two 5-r. flats, sS5. 1527 12 ave, rs., $35. l 1900 Ave. E, rooms, SIS. ZOOS Ave c. two Groom flats, s20 each 1925 II ave, rooms, s45. 1130 b st., rooms, $50. 1911 Avenue I. : rooms, sS5.
 NORTHSIDE. 22 ave. & 23 st., N. B Bham, s12.50 1881 IA st., rooms, $20. 1898 & 1885 IA st. 5 rooms, $22.50 1905 & 1907 24 st. 4 rooms, sl7.5o. so1 "A st., 8 rooms, s32.50 241S ave. 2-r. servant house, S1 90. FPS Lum ave, West End, SIC. 1407 Tuscaloosa ave, 10 rs., s25. l726 Third avenue, SAP 5o. Offices ave. and 9 st. Store opp. Terminal station, SlOO,
 FOR SALE. s6O00-Cor. res., s. Higlds., bargain s9Oo0-Good lot just off Higld. ave $50 Pr Ft-Choice s. 16 ave. lot. s1s00-Nice lot near Glen Iris b. front. s15. .0oo--Fine S. Higld. home. acres s65oO-New St. Charles st, place, furnace. sa0o0-Excellent 9-r. res, s. 14 ave s35, ,OO0-Brick store. long lease. pays 5000. s60O0-Lot 2 ave, p & 20 sts. se0O0-2 brick stores, pays S2o. s2750-Modern N. Higlds cot, pays $500 s5ooo-15 acres Kingston, speculation.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phones Sl0. 2lo1 Sd ave
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BeII pHOHe IIlU. FARM REALTY COMPANY
FOR SALE.

12-acre truck farm on Shades mountain, near Hales Springs; some nice fruit, etc., for s600.
 A modest cottage home, with city water, electric lights gas, etc., in two blocks of station at Fairview, for s1600; good terms.
 S5-acre truck farm on easy payments, well watered, close in; for s1000. A snap; also a 20-acre truck farm, two dwell ings, fruit, etc., in two and half miles of city.
 West End cottage home, s150 cash, balance like paying rent; price s150o, Five-room house on College Highlands, near Birmingham college (corner lot, for $1S00. Small cash payments. If you are looking out for cottage homes we have them both in the city and su- burbs and at panic prices, too. If you want truck farms. see us at once before they are all sold. We also have some splendid farms that must be sold at a sacrifice. A splendid farm of GAO acres in South Alabama. It has several dwellings and other improvements. on railroad, and in two miles of live town. Will sell or exchange for improved Birmingham property.
 20 acres of beautiful land at East Lake near Industrial school. A splendid lot, fronting car lines at Earle Place. Must be sold at once
 WILSON BROS.
 0s Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT 230S Sth avenue, north, ' rooms, $S7.50. 2231 9th ave, apartment B. rooms, $70 150 Davis street, WoodlaA z rooms, s25 1894 Tuscaloosa avenue,l Vest End. 8 rooms, $25. 7os Sd avenue, West End, 5 ms. sl5. 2402 31st avenue, North | ngham, 5 rooms, s10 261S Avenue G, south, rooms, 2620 Avenue G, south, 5 rooms, $l. 5O 1014 South 18th street, rooms, $45. (. 10O6 South 14th street, rooms, $35 1900 South 20th st., furnished, s rooms. SS5. S524 Avenue H, south, 5 rooms, $l2.50. 1707 Avenue I, south, rooms, s27.50. 1513 11th avenue, south. g rooms, $50.
 STORES, 1722 2d avenue, floors, Sl50 1922 Morris ave-, store and II rooms, $l5U. 223 North 18th street, s1I5 SIS North 18th street. s140 323 North 20th street, s20O. 121 South 21st street, $15. 1530 2d avenue $40. 2204 Morris avenue, 2 foors S60. 26OS 2d avenue, floors $5o 2610 2d avenue. 3 floors $50 112 North 24th street, floor $25. 2S South 20th street, floor, $75. 110 North Fist street, 1 floor. sl25. 1f2S-S0 2d avenue, floors, s250. 1S21-23 1st avenue, floors. If you want residence or place for business, come to see us, we can get it for you and will be glad to help you all we can.
 w. N. MALONE 6 co.
 21s North Fist St. Phones 12s9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
FARM REALTY COMPANY


 S16-17 and IS Brown-Marx Bldg. Bell
 phone 1170. $S000-200- acre farm, well improved, 12 miles out of city and best county pike terms, $500 cash, balance easy. $S00-S0 acres, small cottage, some cleared land, valuable timber, located on county road, three miles of railroad village; will exchange for vacant lot; terms. $1S00-120 acres, fertile valley farm, 60 acres in cultivation, plain farm house, barns, almost level or level county pike road, five miles from L. & N. rail- road town; terms.
 $300O-2O0 acres, fertile valley farm, about 100 acres in cultivation, level, two good farm houses some good timber, and two level county roads, four miles rail- road town.
 $150O-300 acres with fairly good timber, three dwelling houses, barns, nice farm land, where timber is removed, located 30 miles out of Birmingham, and 3h miles of L. & N. railroad town; with all trains on road.
 We have several thousand acres of in- proved farms to exchange for city or suburban property, and almost un- limited amount of farms and timber lands for sale Also for all kinds of city and suburban property see. Brown Marx. Room S16-17-1S.
 Bell phone ITO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
NORRIS REAL ESTATE GO

Bell phone 1872 2l17 3rd Ave. A good four-room house and hall on a. large lot 50x165 facing south, in two blocks of car line at East Lake, slS5.o cash and balance s20 pec month.
 $950.00. A Broom ceied house n two blocks of car line in subdivision with all street two blocks of good school and churches: $10O.00 cash and balance $15.00 per month.
 s40O0.00. A modern new 8-room house facing east on 28rd St, North, in walking distance of town, wired for gas and electric lights, has cabinet mantels and Is worth more money.
 WE HAVE LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE DISTRICT CHEAP. ASK US ABOUT THEM. .
 s2650.00. modern broom house at Central Park, as sanitary connections, cabinet man. s, electric lights and is a model of a home. Now listen, s10O.o0 cash and balance s250e per month; see this quick or you lose.
 A corner S5x14e facing east in one block of car line at Central Park; S75.00 cashs balance 5000 per month.
 FOR RENT. A 3-room house, two blocks of car, $500 a A 7-room house, 515 s. 25th St., s25.0o. A 7-room house, 14s2 N. 18th St, S30.00. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US IF YOU WANT RESULTS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
2O24 THIRD AVENUE Bell Phone lIS. Peoples Phone 2lS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Nice business lot 50x100, 9th avenue, N. Two nice homes on Crescent avenue; cheaper than you can build now. Pretty cottages on South 3Oth street, be- tween Highland avenue and Avenue H. Three very desirable building lots in Country club district. Bargain in Highland avenue lot; in exact ly the right place. Two lots in Highlands of East Lake at a bargain.
 Elegant home on Quinlan avenue. New and modern dwelling on Avenue G.
 WHITE 6 HEFL1N 2O1-2-3 Brown-Marx Bldg, Bell Phone 2S7S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

WILL ANY OF THESE INTEREST
 YOU?
 FOR RENT RESIDENCES-North Side. {. rooms 7lS 18th St, $16. rooms, 1911 3rd avenue, $20. rooms, 1908 Shirley avenue, $12.50. rooms 1929 14th street, s2250 rooms, 720 25th street, s20. rooms, 15l9 Allen street, SIS. rooms 240S 4th avenue $40.
 SOUTHSIDE. rooms, 1912 Avenue l, S125O 4 rooms, 2505 Avenue F, S20 5 rooms, 1906 Avenue H, $25. 5 rooms, 1903 Florida street, S2O rooms, 3524 Avenue H, $15. rooms 1920 10th street, s35. 6 rooms, S04 18th street, Sa0. rooms, 1912 Eula street, s45 ' rooms, 260l Avenue D, $S0. rooms, 1912 18th street. $40. rooms, 1921 18th street, $4O rooms, 1319 11th avenue, s45 10 rooms, 1900 18th avenue, $50.
 STORE. 146 55th street. s25
 STABLES. Rear 2412 Fourth avenue, $10. Several other stores and dwellings on our list. Phone 606 for full particulars J.L. YANCEY R. E. & INS.. Go 11S N. Fist street. Phones 666
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
FOR RENT.

5 VxG GGIV T.
 SOUTHSIDE. Flat e." 1112 18th street, rooms, $50. Flat 'D," 1112 18th street, rooms, $50. Flat "E," 1112 18th street, 6 rooms, $50. So7 23d street, rooms, s12.5b
 NORTHSIDE 714-716 18th street, 22 rooms, $125.
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM. 18th avenue and 23d street. 5 rooms, A2. 50.
 KINGSTON. S25 Both street, 5 rooms S1250.
 WEST END. 1205 Sd avenue, 5 rooms, sl250. We also have three furnished houses for rent
 A. R. DEARBORN & GO. 202S Third Ave. Phones 1102
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE ss500-1-3 cash, balance one and two years, lot 50x190 feet with 6 rooms in front and house on rear. 7th avenue, 113 blocks from Terminal station. sls00-Lot 25x140 feet, Avenue c near zlst St. Here surely must be $600 profit in twelve months. $1200-S600 cash, balance one and two years, lot 50x10O, also 1ox40 feet with two g. room house, Avenue c near 18th St., lot alone worth the price, s3O00-s1O00 cash balance one and two years, lot 50x10O feet, two 5-room cot tages, original cost S16o0; 9th avenue near 18th St.; fine investment s1OO0-s2OO cash, balance s15 per month, lot 5Ox14O with almost new 4-room house, 4th Avenue, near 60th St., Weodlawni see it.
 SMITH & STILLMAN
 205-6 Hood Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

Price $5500. Worth $6500.
 Seven rooms and bath, 2 stories, modern, and on a very high lot fronting south; best part of 10th avenue. believe this is the only real sacrifice in the Highlands, and it takes only s2ooo to get 1t. CT 26)
 SEE MARRY ABOUT IT.
 Bell 1872. 2117 Third Ave.
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FOR RFNT-Three furnished or unfur- nished rooms, with private family for light housekeeping; gas, electric lights, hot and cold water furnished. Bell phone o5S2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

S3, 3,750-Home Two-story, 7-room, modern residence; six blocks of the center; terms. $500 cash and sS0 per month.
 B. F. EBORN,
 Morris Hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

TOR RENT-Three large, newly pa- pered, unfurnished rooms. Connect ing bath; white enamel sink and gas connections for stove in Kitchen; hot water and gas for lights~furnished fine location, near Five Points; five car lines. No children. Peoples phone 1779.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
FOR RENT

EOh RGaIN The best proposition in a retail store in front of Terminal station. If you want to start business investigate this. The best rooming house location in the city, nine rooms, 1912 9th avenue. One si5e of 18th street store for rent; gooz location, can be used for office also.
 Five-room modern cottage, on South Highlands, ene-half block of car, best location, rent only s22. 50. Two connecting second-foor offices, rent for both s16.
 Three-room houses for colored people, on front street; don't live in the alley. Will be pleased to answer inquiries for anything in the rental line.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent Bell 6l. x1t Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

SUCCESS in the stock market; our book gives details; free; write for it. John A. Boardman & Co.,, Stock Brokers 53 Broadway, New York.
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$4,5O0

Home bargain only $500 down and S5o month buys it; rooms, 2 stories and modern; near 20th street, South High lands.
 B. F. EBORN,
 Morris Hotel
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FOR RENTlTWo unfurnish ed, connect ing rooms, suitable for light house. keeping; good garden. Apply at 14le Avenue F'.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

WANTED-Manager; an Ohio corporation manufacturing household necessity de- sires Alabama manager; demonstration in leading department stores; office fur nished three years contract; salary $2100 and commission; good opening for man of character and ability. Address Manager, 251 Snowflake Bldg, Toledo, o.
 4-12-3t-su
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TWO connecting rooms; light and airy; for gentlemen or couple, with meals; home cooking; convenient to car; private family, no children. 2116 Sth avenue, north
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WANTED-Couple to rent furnished Hat
 all modern oonyeniences. 1915 10th ave- nue, south; telephone 962. 4-l2-St
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for rent; nice locality; references ex- changed; men only. 1850 11th avenue, sn1lth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

ROOMS for rent; cool. airy, nicely fur nished; well kept, modern, block of new Terminal: walking distance town; terms reasonable. Apply 25eola north, corner 5th avenue and 18th street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

STEADY work, good pay; one agent in each town. In spite of panic, agents doubling sales. Address Sayman, 2101 Franklin avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
 4-12-2t-Su
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FURNITURE POLISH.

UPHOLSTERING, repairing and packing furniture. Call for J. F. Krag. McGav- ock Furniture Store, 20l7 a ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
BUSINESS CHANGES.

>>-~~>s~~S-~r>yS<>~cc WANTED-Gentleman or lady with $20O0 to finance propositions absolutely safe and sure; thoroughly tested; can't meet with loss; worth more than 5000 month ly; can handle your own money un-
 known to the public; proposition. G. w.
 Hoffman, 1S4 E. Madison street, Chicago,
 H. 3-29-3t-sun
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-STRAYED--STOLEN LOsT-on North Highland car or 18th
 avenue, north, Friday afternoon, lady's
 open face gold watch, with gentleman's
 ob. Liberal reward for return Bell
 phone 25l3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnishe ed rooms for light housekeep ping; new and cheap. 1901 Sth avenue, N. sPeo- ples phone TIPS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12

TOR RENT-Several nice front rooms,
 furnished or unfurnished, in small private family, very cheap. Choice location. near goth street and Hi9A-
 land avenue Bell phone 295S. 4-12-et