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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

p-sNTED-Acents and dealers to sell
- Success Hand Vacuum Cleaner. In
,-s operation cleans. sweeps and dusts.
....S..- rr-a for wears. Price SIS. Uncon-
=ti-74r refund IL not entirely satisfsc-
-5-r. Agents making big money. Write
s5- frU selling plan. The Ross r. High
5errsr Co.. g3S 9Th Ave, Pittsburg. Pa.
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AGENTS-Wouderful invention: Can
chester i1caudesCeUt kerosene lamp: burns
with or without mantel. 10 times brighter
G5u electricity gas or aCetylene at lilo
.l.f. burner fits an standard lamps. saves
e Der cent oil. no trimming Wicks; SO
daily. beware of limitations. agents out
I'D free. Caurhr7ter Light Co, 25 State
e Dept s5. Chicago.
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80, S--Tr.T.-Travsling statesmen; no -' e1-
w. needed; we assist you 70 se csi,e
employ me- FOR our graduates. and are
Than ,tem daily with the best firms lII
placing ,- ----- scores who formerly earned
tls e3-N' s-5 q month now earn from
trJ.l ~ ~, "a month and expenses; II you
10 be a salesman. our our, I rec, Door yo,;
knight of The Grip. VIII IN snow u 49, y0l
L1". Nstional Salesman's Training
Det- - chicago. New York, Kansas
As5'.-{lr Irreapous. san Francisco
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WANTED-Man: must be willing to
learn aud capable OF acting as our repre-
sentative. no canvassing or soliciting;
good income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty Co. ga Marden bldg,
Washington, y. c.
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GROCERY STORE-

We have d grocery store that must be
seen TO be appreciated, and you can buy
it right Owner has good reason for sell
ing. If you want 10 put your money
on d winner, see this. The Lewis-Lowe
Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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wANTED-A high-class hosiery con-
-.-4 rsgufreS the services of ambitious
--1-.s-rfattves lu every territory i'm the
I--ftrd States Sold only through agents
.r7 sforasI. exclusive territory; liberal
commission. makes Il permanent. profit
4bT4 business experienced agents pre-
f.-rad. Address krossknit Mfg. Co. 1l6
j. u-u st. Dept a. e., New York.
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For SALE.
OR SAl1E.-
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS

FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
nave placed with his for saIe ribese 49,
a. { gu ih strictly first-cIass condition and
are fully guaranteed.
70 touring car, ve-Dasseuger.
Siass 'front.'. top, Presto-Iite tank
nrst-class condition an
1 ,Fope-Hartford Ssh. p. runab0ut
IKE new, magnetic. etc. cost 81 $50. an
II ofd runabout first-class shape.
newly painted. tires. ETC.. like new. t50
I Haines-AppersOn 5-passenger. GOOD
I Stevens Duryea 6-rvIirFar .-se5
Gnly Tor demonstrator: like new in
every particular .......- % os4
/ Tourist 5-passeuger. -.......-...... S55
inese cars are tn condition TO run. and
We VIII thoroughly demonstrate at auv
tlme- You simply cannot afford to over
look this opportunity IL YOU are conteu-
piaung a machine this spring Tom Bot
teIlH QUITO Co., 35-42 South State.
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FOR SALE-By owner l4-rm rooming
ahl boarding house located close in in the
residence district. nearly $1,000 worth 1P
nigh grade carpets and the very best az
furniture in this beautiful home. s. 20
VIII buy &c, or viii consider terms 20 re-
sponsi1le parties. For particulars address
Y 80, Herald
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GOING AWAY-THAT.s

GOl-NG AN Al ia >
the only reason party viii sell q Broom
house in business districteTOOms full You
can buy It for what the furuiture is worth.
No charge for established business, in
surance policy or lease. Come early if
you want to look in.
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NJ BOUGHT 4 ROOMING HOUsE

" = UOJEffI T EtyyNIINE IOLDL
50 cheap we will send the former owner
a Xmas present, and give you the bene-
fit of our purchase. Ten rooms, modern,
all full, cheap rent, fine location; a geuu-
inc bargain; 500. owner was asking $50
all week, but we caught him at the right
time, which is your gain il you get here
first. The Lewis-Lowe Co, Z3 Judge
Bldg
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WE HAVE IAiITATORS, BUT no
RIVALS.

RIVALS.
TH.E LIEWlS7L0@IE 60,
incorporated
Successors TO
Arthur Lewis 6. Co.
225 Judge Bldg. Both Phones 4436.
WOULD ike to hear from anyone who
has a good investment proposition to Of
fer where a few thousand dollars could
be profitably invested IN mining enter
prises or industrial proposition. No sa-
looms considered. Give brief details and
price of any good stock. Wish to hear
from parties who will sell only to buyer.
where no agents commission is added to
the price of stock. Address /. A. Lesher,
% West Monroe St, Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-Young man to invest some
money and manage grocery store. must
be hustler. Address P. o. Box 65l.
Biggest snap in the rooming
house line on the market today; Il rooms,
modern and up to date, steam heat. lease.
and very cheap rent; located In the heart
of the business center, If sold this week
$3.50 will take it. a. II. Birrell Co. s.
South Main.
WANTED-Informatio from owner who
has any good business for sale in pros
porous Town OF CITY ttea+5e reply DE
mail and tell me what you have to offer.
Not particular about location; no saloons
considered; give price and brief descrip-
ton. Wish to hear from owner only who
will sell direct TO buyer. Address Irving
Lesher. Room 1913 461a West Monroe St.
Chicago, III.
HALF interest in one Of the best manu-
featuring companies in the city. Profits
are large. big stock on hand and orders
ahead. 800 cash buys this snap. To q
man that is wide-awake being only expert
ence necessary. and draw q salary of 2.LG
and profits. If you mean business phone
Bell 500 for appointment Sunday.
CAPITAL FURNISHED.
Industrial, manufacturing, mining. oil.
gas and railway stock and bond issues
sold direct to investors: commission basis.
Samuel Graham g. Co, Selling Brokers.
New York Life bldg, Montreal, Canada.
FOR SABE-First-class paying restau-
rant, cheap; also other exceptional bust
ness opportunities. Apply Hatch & Wilde.
Logan. Utah.
ART or FINANCIERTNG.'
Showing how business men may raise
course to brokers or promoters. Valuable
booklet free. Business & Finance Pub.
Co. 119 Nassau ST. New York.
FOR SALE-A small block Of American
Rotary Tuneling Machine and Develop
in the SigafoOt machine and has sold 10
TQeuz-er an 70 q i need money and will
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For RENT-FuRNISHEn

FOR RENT-Parties going away for
summer from 10 months, three nice
furnished rooms for light hOusekee ping;
modern; 80; references required. Apply
516 So. Sd East
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FOR SALE-Factory rebuilt typewTit-
ers; good as new. al half price and less.
all makes in stock Sold under positive
guarantee; cash or payments. Type
writer's rented. repaired and EXCHANGED
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. 81 West
"a So. st. Established 1891
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HALF interest in one of the best manu-
featuring companies in the city. Profits
are large. big stock on hand and orders
ahead. 800 cash buys this snap. To
man that is wide-awake being only expert
ence necessary. and draw a salary Of 600
and profits. If you mean business phone
Bell 500 for appointment Sunday.
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FOR RENT-4-rOom furnished modern
apartment. Inquire 529 So. W. Temple.
Bell 2S53-Y
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BUSHES OPPORTUNITIES.
A. N. HUMPHREYS

On the Ground Floor. IS West I'd South
everybody wants a chance 10 find
money on the street; a dandy cigar store
making good money; good stock. cheap
lease; sales last month $50 You can
buy it for $500
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For SALE.

FOR SALE-At a bargain. cash or time,
a combination touring car and runabout:
a nice looking and substantial machine
Auto Sales & Purchasing Co, 63 So. W.
Temple Bell phone No, 342L
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equipped with Meyer Fly Escapes: pat
rrad. blessing 90 house wives; necessary
as sanitary measure. easily and quickly
attached. agents. men, women and chill
d-an make big money; sample price sc
pair 81. circular free; write today. Mey-
ar & Eaught Grand Junction. Colo
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WANTED-Man wanted within 100
miles of salt Lake City to manage branch
office Of two million-dollar corporation;
no canvassing and no book agents or ped
dlers need answer. This is a high-class
business opening to man who viii faith
fully handle our customers and 500 a
month IS assured to Industrious person.
Honesty is more essential than experience.
References required. Address Irving
Lsesher, secretary, room IBID, IS ". Mon
roe St. Chicago. H.
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WANTEn-MALE HELP.

WANTED blacksn =, $3.50 to
800
C ranch hands, IS month and board 4;
long. steady job.
carpenters. s450 day.
? extra gang foremen, SIS.
] section foreman. so.
Strokes Emp. Agency, No. E % So
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FOR RENT-Parlor and back parIor.
furnished for light housekeeping; phone,
light. bath. Bel phone 4s39-K. Rear "a
South I'd West.
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FOR RENT-One large room. nicely fur
nished. pantry. electric lights. water; close
in, Inquire 2i3 West Sd SO.
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STORAGE

KUfRALL VAN g. STORAGE Co
moving, packing. shipping; brand new
modern warehouse. Bell. I88. Ind. 1851.
f9 West First South.
TWO large warehouses. clean and SAM
tary. Redman Moving e. Storage Co. gi1
South West Temple. Phones 555-
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WANTED-A PARTNER

with $50 to buy a half-interest in an es-
tablished business; must be in position to
take active interest, and have the money;
mules and secondhand automobiles don't
go. The Lewis-LOwe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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WANTED-B0y and girl agents. sell "A
packages court plaster for me az 10c each
and receive O. splendid watch or doll free.
Write today. r. r Chapman, Box 1872
Dspt g. Springfield, IN.
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FATHER rs GOING no OT-T-

A HIN AE COlANG IL QJll
work when mother gets this nicely fur
nished 26-roOm European hotel located on
Cd So. Always full to the bTim. Rent
sle0 a month. This house is clearing S20
a month easy Price 81 800, and $1,0Oo cash
will handle. The Lewis-Lowe Co.. %
Judge Bldg.
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WANTED-Ageuts, big money: eX-
1eHses paid. no experience required: por-
traits bromidrs photo pillow tops. COO;
frames at factory prices; credit given;
catalogue and samples free. Dept. les.
Ritter Art Studio, SIS w Van Buren, st.
Chicago
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TO TRADE

WANTED-For exchange in Los An
geles, TlNe-room bungalow Tor property
in Salt Lake City. Address r go Herald
TO TRADE-sIoderu Ogden residence
with large lot, 20 trade for Salt Lake
property. L. E. Bratz. 40 18th St. o.
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MEMS SECOND HAND CLOTHING.

BOUGHT and sold. Suits, coats pants,
shoes, etc. Ies Y. end So. Ind. 49,
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H0USECLEANING.

THE BIG BLUE SANITARY WAGON
row ready. Only outfit in the world thst
thoroughly cleans and renovates carpets
on the floor. Satisfaction or no pay. No
toy machine. Estimates given Phones
$50 Redman Moving & Storage co.
PRIESTLEY cleans houses throuxbout-
wall paper. nc ". So. Temple Bel 4l7S
Ind. 80.
JAPANESE house cleaners sent D-onnt.
IL Bel 2915s Ind. 90. I5s T. LIST So
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CONTRACTORS

Real. 'iL IN PAINTS incorporated. = , :
Phone s.s5'ii'aser- Painting from A to z
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O1A 6ALE-
yy-horsepOWer boiler
92-hOrsepOW5r heating boiler
So-horsepower mine and smelling hoist
Lot o1z-inssh pipe, 4.e50 feet.
IS-nOrSepOWer motor.
sHaaiuns, betting, anything you want IN
WESTERN MACHINERY & SUPPLY
COMPANY.
336 South Sd West
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WANTED-Eoy and girl agents; sell "A
packages of court plaster for us at Zoe
each and receive q fine baseball mitt or
beautiful doll free. Write today Western
Novelty supply Co., Anderson. Cal, Dept.
L
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a darling little rooming house that you
VIII fan IN love with at once: swell new
furniture; receipts over s100 a month.
cheap rent. 4 bargain il you want one
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WASTED statesmen wanted ity LOTT LOT n lsa
Isl. 49, .g-ruanv; 81 600 policy costs =
Old ..-. rays 500 emergency benefit, ac-
u ~ srv and all kinds; $ weekly BEN
1.-7 Pc 557s-4s5ue black seal-grain pocket
ell &c with each policy. Good sales
ea- -atfrg uD 20 500 per week Write
- exclusive renewal CONTRACT f ,s5 LiP S;
comm 'sg5strr Co, 1854 Holland Bldg, St
TrGs. SO.
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FOR RENT.
TURTLE BROTHERS COMPANY.

FOR RENT
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
153 South Main st.
6-rIH. mod. Dr.. rs So. 10th Z. ........s SIS
7-rm. mod. br., so Park ave. .........-. .
7-rm. mod br. 545 Z. 5th So. ............ -
Fitted with Holmes Disappearing Beds.)
5-rm. str. mod. bungalow, Cos So. 9Th L IS
6-rm. br., 100 T. 30 So. ................... Is
rooms, No. ! Donnelson's court. g
4 rooms, not mod. fls L. 9Th So. ........ 10
rooms, 164 y. Sd ". .................... S
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
153 South Main St.
FOR RENT-5-room modern brick cot
tage. 55S 6th ave.
FOR RENT-Desk room. Apply SIS
Newhouse bldg between 10 and y a. m.
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We have list Of everything that is for
sale IN town. Can give You the best
prices to be had. See Gaddis
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE-Ou Tuesday. Nav Is.
at 1879 a. ~. No. 253 So. 9Th East st.. tiu-
right piano. mahogany and other rockers
large and small rugs. curtains. dining ia
hle. dishes. homemade fruits. lot lars
dressers and stands, sanitary cot. lot
bedding, sewing machine. steel range
heating stoves. new washer and p-rinse-
garden hose, tools etc. *. a. Andrews
auctioneer-
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swell hotel Of 60 roomss good restaur-
ant attached. making big money. vel
furnished; rooms all fun. but the people
must leave and win give their place away
al one-fourth Of its real value. Get busy
for $50.
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DRESSMAKING.

SEWING by the day BY experienced
dressmaker. Phones. Ind 421I. Bell 2749
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ART OF FINANCIERING.
Showing how business men may raise
capital for business projects without re-
course to brokers or promoters Valuable
booklet free. Business & Finance Pub.
Co, 119 Nassau ST.. New York
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-31
THAT REMINDS ME
Story the Greek Who Started to East Lake With Two Pecks
of Parched Peanuts and Met Fortune In the Middle
of the Street At Woodawn =

The Greek who runs a fruit stand at
First avenue and Fifty-seventh street,
Woodlawn, presents a fine example OF
how the foreigner succeeds In small
business where the American would fall.
Early in the last summer this man
started from Birmingham to East Lake
park, pushing one Of those small, two
wheeled peanut carts. This cart and its
contents perhaps represented his entire
earthly possessions.
AS he progressed along First avenue.
first through the Sloss furnace quarters,
then the Avondale cotton mill district and
on out into woodlawn, he stopped now
and then TO sell child or an adult Pc
destrian package Of parched COOLERS
or popcorn.
When he reached Fifty-seventh street,
at the Gate City crossing, he was be-
seged by a mob Of school children with
nickels and dimes. He stopped his cart
and waited on the first detachment of as
sailants When they were satisfied and
had scurried away down the street he re-
suned his journey, or rather attempted to
do SO. But ne ndu Aot iiio'S" W. S>~>Sa
until he was again halted by another
crowd OF children.
To make long but interesting Story
short this thing continued for an entire
afternoon. When night came on the Greek
had progressed down the avenue as far
as the electric light at Fifty-eighth
street. In other words he had travelled
lust one block in half day. Under the
street light at Fifty-eighth street he was
held uncl about o'clock by brisk run
of custom.
Might having overtaken him, the Greek
turned back to Woodawn, three blocks
away to spend the night.
When he resumed his journey next
morning he was again stopped at Fifty
seventh street by eager customers who
liked his wares When the night of the
second day overlook him he was again
under the arc light at Fifty-eighth street.
He spent another night at Woodlawn,
and on the third day made still another
effort to continue his journey to East
Lake park. This day ended as had the
two previous days.
This was early last summer. Weeks
passed into months; the summer began to
fade and the Greek was no nearer East
Lake than when the spring began.
When the fall came his business had
grown to such proportions that he could
not handle 1t all alone He took in a
partner and enlarged his business His
customers demanded larger variety of
goods. They wanted bananas, apples.
oranges, candies and in fact all kinds of
fruit and connections.
The Greek saw his opportunity and
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ROGERS BeeIand.

Greenville, December 30-(Special. THE
marriage of Mr.. Wade Allen Rogers of
Letohatchie and Miss Elite Beeaud.
lily residence on Cedar street, was beau
tiful affair. TIE lower floor was thrown
together and presented a warmth and
beauty that made one forget the bitter
exterior cold. Assisting in the entertain
ment of the guests were Mrs. jefferson
Beeland, Mrs. ]. M. Starke, Mrs. r. B..
Diclxerson, Mrs. Henry w. Parish, Or.
Miss Virgie Powell and Miss Elsie Wink
Ter.
Before the entrance of the bridal party
Mrs. R. A. Beeland sang 'All for YOU"
and the wedding march from Mendels-
sohn was rendered by Mrs. J. Fl. Dunk
lin. During the ceremony Mrs. Dunklln
played 'Taumeri.'
Ribbon aisles were formed by Miss
Clara Beeland and Miss Bessie Rogers
from the second parlor and Miss ANNE
Laurie Beeland and Fannie Ned Rogers
from the stairway.
Miss Frances Beeland, sister of the
bride and maid of honor, and who was
gowned in blue chiffon over satin, pre-
ceded the bridal party down the stair to
the parlor. The bride was exquisitsly
attired in white chiffon voile with pearl
trimmings and carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses, the long veil that fell to
the hem of her dress being caught with
lilies of the valley. She was accompan-
led by her uncle Mr.. William J. Bee
land.
The groom and his brother, Mr.. Albert
Lee Rogers met them in the parlor be-
fore an arrangement of palms and ferns
and in beautiful and solemn ceremony
by Rev. ]. r. Hamilton the marriage
vows were given.
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grasped it. He got a concession from
the Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company at the Gate City cross
ing and built tent, partly of cloth and
partly of wood
He and his partner are there till this
day doing a big business. From time to
time their stock is being enlarged, and
they seem to be making money.
In few years they may be expected to
have large brick store ON the corner
and an automobile apiece with elegant
country homes out on the Mt. Pinson
road.
This business began less than a year
, ago In the middle of the street with
cheap push cart and two pecks of parched
peanuts.
This Greek peanut baron may spend his
holidays at East Lake, but he was never
permitted to reach the place with his
wares.
A heart-rending story comes from
New York to the effect that a young
society woman WHO has had a regular
annual allowance of $4,000 for dresses
with the trif1ing appurtenances thereto
has been suddenly cut to $4,000 per
annum by the thoughtless death OF
her father.
Her sad story filled the newspapers
for several days and philanthropic
women busted themselves with the
problem of the poor girls predica-
ment
Her story is. indeed. a sad one. To
have your income cut half in two with -
out so much as moments warning
is one Of the most unfortunate things
that could possibly happen to anyone
n n
At the present high cost of living
1t is particularly sad.
No one can realize this more than
the man who gets salary of SIS
week. This figures, I believe, some
thing like $500 year. I haven't the
courage to make the calculation. With
this $500 he must clothe, feed and house
himself, and not only himself but
wife and 1--WE children.
Rent costs him SIS per week, grocer
les IS, fuel. light and water $3.50, car
fare 81, milk and butter 81. ice 81. doc
tor and medicine-but hold minute;
believe we have already spent moro
than the SIS he found in his envelope
and we haven't even got to the
clothes and shoes for the wife and
CHI ildren, to cay nothing of himself,
who must dress decently II he ex-
poets to hold his job.
Now what would happen II you cut
his salary half In two?
What do you figure is happening TO
him as 1t is?
What do you suppose was happening
to the New York girl who spent all of
her annual appropriation Of $4,000 for
clothes?
No girl can exist without chocolates
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Young Couple Welded.

Columbus, Miss, December s0-(SpeclaD
Miss Matte Estelle Garner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Garner, this city,
and Otto Mayfield Lawrence of Gale
donna, Miss, were married at the bride g
residence yesterday morning at II o'clock.
The bride is popular and talented In mu-
sic. She has been connected with the
Caledonia high school musical depart
ment for the past two years. Mr.. Law
renee is formerly of Columbus, but is
now principal of the same school. He
Is well known and deservedly popular.
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Railroad Officers Elected.

New York, December 3o.--At a meet
ing of the board of directors of the West
ern Maryland Railroad company. held to-
day, the officers of the predecessor COM
pany were elected to corresponding offices
In the new organization. The following
committee was constituted: Frederick T.
Gates. George J. Gould. Alvin w. Kerch
and Edgar L. Marsten. together with
Winslow s. Pierce, ex-officio as chairman
of the board. The old committee con-
sisted of Mr.. Gould, e. T. jeffrey. 8.
Davies Warfield and President b. r.
PiiGb
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man with women folks in his family
knows that.
1t does not appear that this poor New
York girl even provided for car fare
and soda water.
The wife and daughters of the SIS
a week man are not expected of course
to indulge in any of these extrava
gances.
Every SIS a week man with a family
in Birmingham is sincerely sorry for
the poor New York girl who is sud
denly deprived of some of the neces-
stiles of her" life. W. III.