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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
OUT OF POLITICS
-Governor Douglas Declares That He
viii Not Accent Chalrmanship.

-Governor DouRl las Declares That He
Will Not Accent Chalrmanship.
MONUMENT BEACH, NJ 1Ass.,a July 30.
81 am out Of 1 politics forever. de-
gclared former Governor William L.
j Douglas to-day, when, upon his re-
turn from yachting trip Of several
days, he was questioned concerning
the reports from, Lincoln, Neb', that
\ ne might be name "a Sas eli airman OF the
Democratic National Committee, Mr..
aware that his name was being con
gsidered for the. po osition,t Z.
II have not been offered the chairs
3manship OF the Democratic tional
.Committee,' he sal tand while 4 shall
Sdeeply appreciate the 5com mplIment I, i
\ N Is tend red me e,s shall not accept,
& rs ] am out Of Titles forever. a Thls
x 10 hnal.s n. " &s ,l
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WIDOW of HAT TsNIANUFACTuRaItER NJ, -,
y, =. "a. WEEDS PORTUGUESE COUNT

pHILADELPHI.A. PA., ] uly as.-Alr
sarah ELIZABETH Stetson. WI dow Sof n tnas
= q atson was married to-day toJ
Count santa Eulalia. of PORTUGAL. by
Monsignor Turner, chancello OF tnasE
Archdioces OF Philadelp p hia. s.
The ceremony. which was pestorn,s.as i.
CITY, was u quiet affair. Sgs
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powder min nloyys up,

1.| DAYTON. o. July 2S..-T The GoFnlns.9
Powd or NJ III. near Lebanon. nIsW i.s snA y
Kinbinsky. a Pole. and fatally tnjnv-s
ing James Crawford. ia thers. at seven
children. This Is the Old king NTH
which Unknown persons Att ted ta&
destroy about two years n q 40. k3eyAlt
barrels az powder exp "a 9 d, NV ith COINS
paratIyelY 81 ixh oQncVsnto sasa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
COMPANY rs sTR0N GER
Chemical Has Paid Out Over Million
Z Dollars for Bonds and Hetterments.

I DOilarA for 3bOnds and yHettermcnts.
soecla III The Times -D spatch,]
Sl N EWS YORK. & ] uly4 2 2a,t-Pre sldent 81.
4. B Nor gan has issued q stat en,ent 4, in
part as follows, as a supplem en- TO his
annual report to the rginia-C Caro-
lima Chemical Company:s IA ss3{
The company Is now much stronger
than IT was a year ago, and while
quick assets have not ma terially
Sohnnged from last year. $500, 900 OF the
for and retired. and the large expen-
dttures undert ken by the Charles st on,
IS. O., Mining and Ma nutacturing COM
In South Carolina. Florida and Tennes-
see have been completed and paid for,
snd nd the large. el Xlpe7ndltNrea g by the
cars and the changing ct some OF
their s team pl lants have il TX ewise heen
Ecompl eted, Th 9 total amount expended
ts%S. sSoS
is $632,727, 58, ,s Isl ~ sSs9df :. ISst
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A..I.tant Treasurer Dead

" wAsFIINGTON,4 3 2. C.,,7I July a.
years past the Assistant Treasurer
the United state .,, :, d1ea y AZ hls shome
as#long illness. He was sixty-seven
years old and O native OF Ohio He
will be# buried IN tho y attonnl Ceme-
terry at Arling ton. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
POLICE CAN'T ARREST
DEsERTER FROM NAVY

SAVANNAH, III ci4A,S. July 2a.-In the
superlor Court Of Chatham county to-
day Judge Charlton rendered a deci-
Of tS this city to arrest d deserter from
the United States Navy. The case was
that Of William MORGAN a deserter
from the navy. whose father began
habeas corpus proceedings ia prevent
nayy-yard after his Ga pture by the pa
lice. III sliss 8ss i sSs ~ MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
DREW MU DER A MYSTERY
Police Follow Every Clue in Vain At
tempt to Discover Criminals.

tempt to Discoyer Criminals.
TROY Ny, July 23.-Llttle OF mo-
nent developed to-day in the lnves.
tigation OF the murder Of Hazel Drew,
whose body was found July 11th in
sTeal's pond, about twelve miles from
Troy. The authorities while follow
iin-Aout all clues are now apparently
which will commence at Averill Park
Monday. 1t Is s;thought@p t@possible that
some OF the statements Fof witnesses
will be expand ed to a wider news limit
under examination In courtroom. u
District Attorney O'Brien stated to-
day that there was nothing new to
Offer. He said the officers We're fol-
lowing. every report which mis- at have
a bearing on the smurd der OF the girl. II
4 a blow on the head from some blunt
instrument caused death eliminates all
possibility Of suicide h ts5s N si IA e
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No REDUCTION IN WAGES Z: E! J.
Matter Not Considered by Directors VI
Norfolk and Western.

!, NOrfOlk anu Wcstcrn' ~
NEW YORK, July CSC contrary "
reports the directors of the Norfolk
ana Western did not consider the quesi-
tion OF a wage reduction ut their meet.
q side i, from the declaration Of the usual
preferred stock dividend. there w,ls
An officer9ot the. company stated that
construction work was proceeding
rail on the branch south OF Roanoke
rs being continued In regular order,
The heavier rail has been laid for q
distance OF about eighty miles out Of
spleted to Winston Salem. N. G. It IL
stated that this work Is no a 5resump-
stton of something postponed, as dis
patches from Winston have had ~.
but has been going on steadily for
some time. M s is5
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pick I'm Ants.

NEW YORK. July 23s-conslderable
was learned tonight regarding the
Ehazing at the academy which has been
going on during the past three months.
The form which the hazing took con-
sisted OF a requirement. that the plebes
fall In at the first tap OF the warn
Ing drum, instead OF waiting the usual
five minutes to the final call. The
punishment for failure to comply Is
said to have taken unique form,
embodied In an order to the offender
in substance. as follows:
Go out into Company G street and
pick up hundred nice, fat ants, put
them In your cap. and In half an hour
come sack. count them, and II any
are absent, report accordingly. II all
are present or accounted for, put them
in your locker until further orders"
The poor plebe thereupon proceeded
to the company street and for the next
half hour or SO was the busiest man
in this section OF the camp. When he
had finally corralled the necessary
number OF ants he went back and re-
ported. Then the plebe counted them
and IL all the ants were present or
accounted for" he was told to place
them In his locker for safekeeptng
On the other hand, II an ant was ab-
sent. he would probably be ordered out
to capture another fifty as an addt-
tional punishment.
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DEER BATTLES With TRAIN \! 1 \ {
noc and Fnyvns Escape at Nhistlc'A
-. BlaAt, hut BIE Buck Dies. 8iaaA

- Blast, nut Biz; Buck Dies.
NEW HAVEN, July ga telephona5
message to the State Game Warden
here Informed him that big deer. q
buck, Weighing 900 pounds. had been
killed near Durham, Conn. IN an az
New Haven for Midd dletoWn at s; ~ a q
night. &, I, z, ~
stood on the tracks. The eugln driVes N 6 &
hlsw the whistle and the doe " and
lawns leaned to- one side. The huak,t
however, stood his ground With lower M
ad h ead, n and was run down, as tnes
train could not be stopped. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
Crowded iths3vi.itors.
Two KilIed In New Jer.ey,

NEW YORK. July 23.-Two lives
as result of thunderstorms which
passed over New Jersey to-day. In +
Jersey City Samuel Carson, fourteen
years old. was struck by lightning and 4
met a similar fate at Bound Brook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
CADETS DISMISSED
ivirEfninn Among tile Number Sent
from West Point for Having.

from West Point for Having.
WEST POINT, N. ", July 23.-Eight
cadets In the United States Military
Academy hero to-day were sent to
their homes as a result Of hazing
members OF the fourth class. They
We're William L. Russell, appointed at
large. and Harry G. Viewer. OF Illinois
members OF the first class; and Byron
@. Jones, New York: George w. Chase.
New York; William ". Prude, Alabama;
isaac Spaulding. Oklahoma; William
Nalle. Virginia. and James "a. Gillespie,
of Pennsylvania, members OF the third
class. iiy
The cadets who have been placed
under suspension for what has come
to be regarded in official eyes as the
major offense in the academy list, will
have their cases passed upon BY the
Secretary OF War, and have been or
dered to await the secretary's action
at their homes. Precedent In such
cases sets the penalty at dismissal
from the academy following proof OF
hazing charge.
Just what the incident was which
has caused the suspension cannot be
learned here. The academy authori-
ties decline to talk upon the matter
and refuse to give out any informa-
ton regarding the incident. which was
given publicity by one OF the accused
cadets after leaving West Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24

uEBEC. QUE. July e3.-The
Prince of Wales was the CEN
trail figure to-day In the mag
~ nificent spectacle reproducing
Quebec's historic past and
usherlng In the s00th anniversary OF
the foundation OF the city by Cham
plain. Aside from the spectacular fea-
lures OF the event. 1t was the occasion
for notable exchange of addresses be-
tween vice-President Fairbanks and
the Prince OF Wales. In which each
spoke OF the existing relations between
the United States and Great Britain.
and the prince delivered a message OF
good Will 70 the American government.
An enormous crowd filled the Place
pes Armes. fronting the Champlatn
monument, where the exercises were
held. The prince received the addresses
OF the American and French repre-
sentatives, the Mayor Of Quebec and
finally Champlain himself. Reproduced,
mimic reproduction OF his original ship,
the Don De Dieu, with some 5000 tol-
lowers. representing every phase OF
Old France in Canada.
Splendid Spectacle.
out under bright skies. with a setting
OF this picturesque old city and its
harbor filled with fleet Of ofinternntion-
al warships. Tonight the city and
harbor are a blaze OF lights. The war
ships are outlined in electric lights
marking every line of hull and rigging,
while the Parliament and many other
buildings are similarly outlined with q
Of lghts From the eisadel the
works on the Heights Of Lewis. show
Ing in fiery outlines the portraits Of
King Edward. the falls of Montmoren-
cy and the battle Of Wolfe and Mont
calm.
Greetings from the King.
The Prince OF Wales. addressing him
SELF to Vice-President Fairbanks, said:
The King. whose earnest desire Is
always to promote the best and closest
relations between nations. has tsPe-
cia1ly desired me. as his is.representative
to convey. to you. Mr.. Vice President
Of the United States, and to your col-
leagues. not only a hearty welcome.
both to you and to your, government
for your presence here on this auspl-
cious OCCASION.
Your presence is not merely an In
dication of your interest In this cele-
sign Of the friendship. concord : and and
good will between ourselves and the
great great country which YOU represent
Of the United States as having given
the example OF energy and courage in
conauerinE and cultivating the forests
and. boundless prairies which now
WELD harvests and tllinitable wealth.
We recognize that the presence OF re-
presentatives Of the United States and
France among us stestifes to that
growth Of the spirit nf friendship be.
tween nations. On that spirit the pro-
gress of humanity largely depends,
and I hope and believe true progress
Will express itself more and moro in
years to come. The high ideal OF uni-
versal peace and brotherhood may be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24
Target prnctIcc the Fenture

NORFOLK, VA. July 2s.-A target
practice was the principal event to-day
TN the man oeuvres Of the marine re-
serve fleet of Tangiers Sound A tar
get twenty feet high, twenty wide, ana
forty long, in the shape Of a box,
was used. a. 3#{s s5.
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Nesroe. visit Him.

Not the least interesting happening
of the day was the visit of a delegation
of local negroes. heretofore stanch Re-
publicans. who called to pledge their
active support OF the Democratic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-24

70 report as to the success of the
bryo tars could be secured Tonight.
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4 Hurled Money.

When Eberhard was searched. not
.a,8penny q. was found In his pockets.
lEberhard said that he had buried the
money he stole. from his aunt. He
led the detectives toSa tree nearsLittle
bills There was $4,000 In the 'bundie,
which is the amount that was stolen
of money In the bosom Of his aunt's
waist 50 as to give the Impression that
had also buried his own pocket
book containing i2e. 40 as to bear
tackled by italians and robbed.
Drawn Back TO Spot. 4
2 Eberhard says that he and his ac,.
orimc tran
declares that lie passed through Al !
bagy ban Ttoy aTd tnto Canada
iou i. being reoog gnized BY the police, N s
When hsraaa,Red Ghlsago hs aays
him to return to the 81 scene Sof II ha
s a lContlnped On Second Pags.l a
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MIMIC NAVAL BATTLE

.(Continued on Second Page.l
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Under Grill at Police Head
quarters, Confesses to
Killing His Aunt.
COULDN'T KEEP AWAY
FROM PLACE OF CRIME.
Lured Widow from Austria tc
America, Promising to Marry
Her Daughters Shot Her to
Death to Secure Money
to Wed New York
Girl.

EW YORK. July 23.-Drawn
back to the scene OF his crime
by aforce he could not resist,
August Eberhard, self-con-
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Names Accomrlice.
story of Murder.

j Inen Ib berhard recounted the arrival
his findina rooms for them in a home
In West Twenty Street; of7Sti,e
trip to New.JerseyEa and the IA tai walk
UP the railroad tracks. A binding
ralnstorm came up while they were
king up the SusquehannaS' tracks,
and this aided the murderer in his epur.
pose As the two8unsuspecting women
We're plodding along in front OF him
ne drew his. revolver, took careful aim
first shot. but to make sure. OF her
death the assassin fred another shot
into IN her body as 1t lay on til 8 tracks.
tIhen ne went IN pursuit. t OF his cous Ia
and tried to kill her. Al.
he poor girl be elieVed heSwas trying 10
protect, her and even up Ito yesterday
she y g !, had Insisted that she did not be.
:r1eXG ~ y i! her Ter :, cousin had murdered her
appearance by the theory that he fnroi,-
ably was shot by the murderers. = SS5
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This the Keynote Of Speech
& es Of the Prince and Mi.
Fairbanks ait Quebec.
QUAINT PICTURE OF
DAYS. OF CHAMPLAIN
Magnificent Spectacle Reproduc.
ing the Historic Past Of the
Throbbing City Now Enter
ing Upon Celebration
Of It's 3ooth Ami
versary.

- uEBEC, QUE. July 23.-The
Prince of Wales was the CEN
tral figure to-day In the mag
nificent spectacle reproducing
Quebec's historic past and
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Seventy-hve patterns to select
from. Prices from $3.50 each up.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent word n day; NO al.
taken for less than 70 cents for first
insertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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FOR SALE.

TALK WITH ALAN JEMfsoN.
FOR sALE-Act quiokl The state Of
Texas VIII sell $500 acres of fina
agricultural land to the highest bid
der, Oct. %, on 40 years. time with 3
per cent interest. This land has been
leased; lease expired; send 81 for full
information and booklet on Andrews
county. Allen & McGough, Hamlin,
Tex. 20-4t-su-we-f r- su
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.ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-.One cent word n days no al.
taken for Ieus than 25 cents for first
Insertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

kAIES--One cent n word n day. no al.
taken for less than 20 cents for first
insertion. C7sh must accompany every
order.
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FOR SALE-A new stock of merchan-
disc and fixtures consisting of house.
hold necessities, glassware, crock cry,
enamel and tinware, for cash. Leo
Broda, Ensley. 9-19-3t
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WANTED-To exchange nice residence In
CITY limits for good rental or invest
ment proposition will sell at bargain,
leaving city. Address Exchange, care
Ape-Herald.
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AGENTS-Men and women, $50 or more a
week selling electric vibrators, best
made; write how to get $25 vibrator free
for sample; give reference; state terri
tory wanted. American Manufacturers
Sales Agency, 1414 Masonic Temple, Chi
cago.
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FOR sALE-Monarch typewriter, good
as new; price over one-third Off APP
ply 231S Sixth avenue, north, or call
Bell phone 5000.
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AGENTS make $1OS 50 per month selling
wonderful self-sharpening, patented
scissors and cutlery; Y. Z. Giebner sold
% pairs in three hours; made $13; you
can do it; we show how; free outfit
Thomas Mfg. Co., 536 Fourth street,
DAYTON o.
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SIS, 500-A lot that we believe is the best
location on Highland avenue that can
be had at the present time. Call at our
office for full particulars. Jemison Real
Estate & ms. Co. 2024 Third ave.
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FOR SALE-S24O0; a new Groom cottage,
large hall and bath; modern in every
detail all sanitary connections; half
block of the car line, situated in the
best part Of Woodlawn; terms $500 cash
and balance $25 a month. Gibson Realty
Company, ZIG North 21st street.
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FOR sALE-Pretty corner lot facing
south on car near park, North Birming
ham. r. F. Manly & Co.. 20lS First
avenue.
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FOR SALE-A well-buit, nicely arranged
2-story dwelling, with modern conven-
fences, in good neighborhood, half block
of car in Norwood. r. f. Manly & Co.,
2018 First avenue.
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$1000-Good terms. Nice lot 60x190. on
First avenue West End, between HAVE
kns and Elyton streets. Four-room
house on alley, renting for $40 per
month. Jemison Real Estate G. ms. Co..
2024 Third ave.
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FOR SALE-Small business paying 100 per
cent profit; reason, leaving city. Ad-
dress 1903 10th avenue, south.
A20-2t-Su-wa
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WOMEN, men, spare time or all time;
four new quick sellers; Rockford agent
sold 1860; particulars and 81 offer free;
80 other articles. Fair Mfg. Co., d. l,
Racine, Wis.
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FOR SALE-A thoroughbred French
poodle; will sell cheap; owner leaving
city. Apply x. Y. T., care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-Three houses on F and SOD
street renting for $50 per month; price,
$1,000. Thompson & Booth. 211S First ave-
nue..
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WANTED-Second-han bicycle, with
coaster brake. Good condition and
cheap. Write full description, price
and where it can be seen. Box 1855.
Ensley.
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AGENTS-s75 monthly; combination rolf
ing pin; nine articles combined; light
ming seller; sample free. Forshee Mfg.
Co., Box 502, Dayton, o.
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s215O-Easy terms. New 5-room house,
half block from car line at Rising sta
ton. Large hall, front and back porch
VIII exchange for vacant lots Come
quick If you want to see this place.
Jemison Real Estate & ms. Co., 2024
Third ave
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AGENTS-$300 every month sure selling
our wonderful S-piece kitchen set; send
for sworn statement of S12 daily profit;
outfit free. Thomas Mfg Co., $50 JEFF
ferson street, Dayton, o.
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FOR SALE.

Oh GALL.
FOR SALE-Fine farm; Al acres at cross
roads near Huffman. 13 miles of Bir-
mingham; fine location for store; 4-room
cottage worth $1,000; plenty excellent
fruits, fine grape arbor, on Tidewater
survey, pike road to Birmingham. This
is one of the finest farms in Jefferson
county, easily worth $1,000. For quick
sale. $3.50. c.. Barns, Avondale.
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
FOR SALE-Out of town bargain, two
acres of land on Frisco railroad at Dora,
Ala, with store and hotel, rents now
for 1888 per month, and one other house
ready to rent at $12 per month, making
a total of $95 per month; good improve
ments; price, only 5000; terms, one-half
cash. What more can you want for
your money. w. A. Sheriff. sales agent,
No. PLOT Sd avenue. Phone No. $40.
FOR SALE-One horse. one delivery
wagon and harness, cheap at 1040 North
10Th street and 18th avenue both phones
428
FOR SXLE-Two ffve-passenger autoT1o-
biles at $40 each. Southern Garage Co.,
500 South Goth street.
AVONDALE Bargain; 4-room cottage
corner lot, near park and new public
library; in excellent neighborhood, one
block car; only sl150. c. Barns. Avon
dale.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boiler; 100 to l25
II. p; one boiler, 30 to 60 H. P; give
full particulars with price. Address
Boiler, care Age-Herald. 9-20-2t-su
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YOUNG men, how can you get ahead
in the world if you spend all your
wages? In the navy the pay is good
and the chance to save has been the
making of many a young man. All
kinds of work, including many
trades make life in the navy inter-
esting and enjoyable. The intelli-
gent man thinks of what he saves
and not what he gets. The careless
man wastes his money on pleasure.
In the navy there are interesting
cruises, minstrel shows, athleti;
games and plenty of time for recrea-
tions all the year around which cost
little or nothing. In the navy your
pay is practically all clear. If you
enlist without a trade, you get tho
benefit of a free training. You will
get paid from the start and have free
board, free lodging. a $50 outfit and
medical attention free. If you know
a trade you get higher wages to be
gin with; the apprentice has a chance
to make himself a master at his
trade. Life in the navy is not ali
work. There are many interesting
lessons and drills; there are also gen
erous hours free for recreation, study
or sport Most ships have baseball
and football teams, rowing crews,
minstrel troupes etc. Write for fur
Their informa ton, or call at navy re-
crulting station. Ipostofhce building.
Birmingham. Ala, or if living at 4
distance. address Bureau of Naviga-
tion, Navy Department Washington,
d. c. 9-6-4t-su
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents for new Kerosene in
cundeseent mantle lamp; brighter than
gas or electricity; fifteenth cost; rapid
seller big profits Continental Co., SS5
Broadway, New York. 9-6-3t-eosu
WANTED-Manager In every city and
county, handle best paying business
known, legitimate, new. exclusive con-
trSi; no insurance or book canvassing
Address Charles Halstead, "a West 10Th
street, n. Y.
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wANTED-By family of three adults,
four to six-room house, furnished or
part furnished, good neighborhood'
might board owner. Address Redneld'
care Age-Herald.