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General Williams is confined in the Good Samaritan hospital and was much eheered by the presidents call
 He is the grand old man of Ore gen, the president said later in the course of an address. He was the warm and devoted friend of my fath- ew and has in turn honored me with a fiieDdship which deeply prize"
 Mir Taft was the luncheon guest of the citizens of Portland, in the care fully selected menu of which fresh strawberries were a dec'jed feature.
 Following luncheon, the president had five hours of tirne to dispose of aus he wished Gathering up Senator Bourne, of Oregon. as a partner and John Hays Hammond and Captain A. w. Butt. his aide, as opponents. ne motored out to the Waverly Golf Links for eighteen holes at his favor ite game.
 After quiet dinner with Senator Bourne and the members of his party, the president proceeded to the Port Aand Armory at o'clock. where he made a brief address.
 In 2 brief speech delivered at the luncheon today the president made a playful reference to the presence at the table of United States senators, an unusually large number of ex-sena- tors and heavy percentage of eiti- zens of Oregon, who are anxious to become senators.
 When l started west" he said, T ran into one section of the country where l thought apples were the greatest crop in the world.
 Then l ran into the patch belt, the melon coun'ry. the land Of timber, and won't attempt to enumeroate the other wonderful gTowths of the west. But if remained for me to come to Oregon to find the greatest crop Of senafors past and prospective. Meet ing them, l assure you. has greatly in- creased by acquaintance"
 The president referred briefly to his purpose of recommending the passage of a ship subsidy Law and said he had been glad to learn here in Seattle and Portland thar American trade with the Philippine Islands already was in creaang as a result of the Philippine tariff legislation passed at the last session of congress.
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MONEY TURNED OVER TO QUEEN

Washington. Oct 2.-Fifty thousand fires. the uiexpended balance of funds supplied by he American Red Cross fer the relief of the earthquake spf feress at Messina and Rlaggio, have been turned over to the Queen of Italy. The transfer was made by Mi. Garrett. the American charge af- faires gK Rome. on behalf of Lieuten- ant Commander Belknap, U. S. A. who as charge at the time. had the custody of the fund,
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sRINkLEY HAS FIRE.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct 3-A special to the Gazette from Brinkley. Ark, eays:
 "The cotton oil mill of the Arkansas Cotton Oil Company was totally de stroyed by fire early this morning at a loss of between $60,000 and s75,000, The origin of the fire is not known. The mill was only recently re-equip- ped having been badly damagei oy the tornado which destroyed Brinkley last March
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sTAMPA InvENTs AERoPLANE,

Mexico City, Oct 2-Professor Stampa. the son Of a Mexican million aire and a member of the faculty of the School of Mines, has invented ali aefoplane. which, he claims. will ex- ceed al other machines in speed.
 Six successful flights were made with the model today. Orders have been placed in Paris for the building of two large plachines. These will enter the races here in 1910.
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annual session today after adopting resolution calling upon the national government 10 pass laws against granting perpetual franchises for water power or water rights in West ern States and urging that similar state legislation be passed without waiting for congressional action
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MEXICAN DzPoRTED.

Brownsville. Texas, Oct, 2.--A Mexi- can alien was this morning de- ported by the local immigration of ficials who found him suffering from a well developed case Of leprosy The The Mexican came here from Mata- moros. Mexico and and was sent back to that place.
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WAzIRI TRlBESMEN
 ID BE SUBDUED
ARMS AND AMMUNITION HAVE BEEN TAKEN INTO THE IN
 TERROR BY TRlBEsMEN.
British Government Admits the serl- ousness of the situation--Trhes
 Becoming More Powerful.

London. Oct. 2.--The expedition against the warIike Waziri tribesmen. who inhabit the northwest frontier of India, with a strong probability Of the exterrlon of operations to Kabun, Is Hegaried as almost D certainty Of the near future by those in close touch with the Indian Government.
 The unrest in the region is pro
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ADOPT STRINGENT RULES.

Waco, Tex, Oct. 2.--At the annual meeting of the Texas Basball League here today, w ?. A4en was re elected president of the league and stringent rules adopted as to violations of the elalary limit. The circuit next season will be the same as that recently closed.
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FIRE DESTROYS COTTON.

Newport, Ark, Oct. 2-Fire tonight destroyed the warehouse of Wolf tGoldman Mercantile Company con taining 3l0 bales of cotton, 190 bales of which were totally destroyed.
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MINING CONGRESS AoJouRNs.

Gcaafeid. New, Oct. 2.-The Ameri can Mining Congress closed its twelfth
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THE WEATHER.

Washington Oct 2.-Forecast for Arkansas. Fair Sunday and Monday, warmer in east portions Sunday.
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FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT Over Leased Wires. but Two Papers in the State Have
 This Service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
FOR SALE.
. 1is N. rwenty-first St.
IMPROVED.

IMPROVED. sg, ,0oo-Bid wanted. second avenue, 2Oth and Hst street. ss5 50oo-Brick store, I'd svenus. 31st and 23d streets. $21, ,O0o-A swell South Highland homo on large lot and superb location. s15.o00-Bid wanted, 9th avenue, near 3sd street. $12,5oo-Fifth avenue. sM blocks soth street, rent S90o. SIP, ,5Oo-Third avenue, brick corner store. $11 10Oo-IIandsome new South Highland residence. sS2bo-eouth Highlands corner house. b. ing sacrificed for distribution an,ea9 heirs; rental eA. $500 Combination store ana dwsnnga we'll located, half block of car.
 UNEMPLOYED. s2So0- -Choice Norwood lot. east front, half block of car, Dth street $160o-rins Wars's Grove eornsrs lot k341x 1o0: car one block. s5oo-Psr foot. sd avsnue. between l7th and 18th streets. s2oo-Per foot, south 2oth strest, adjoin- ing property recently sold for 800.
 Mcdonnell 6 Braxton Rea, Estate. RsntAls. InsuTanoe. Loana. 21o7 a AvsnuA Phonss o1A
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BUSINESS CHANGES

WELL ssfs6llshsd moving blct1fs fSsc atrs for sale; owner has other business which prevents him giving same proper attention, For particulars address Bill, care ARe-Herald 12-16-14t HOT-n TOT TWINs have quality. They are the inhabitants of all leading groceries Only 10 cents. 12-17-l1t PATENT your idsas and make money Send for my new book, How to Get Them" Best service. Joshua R. H. Potts, Lawyer, washington. D. C.. Chi cago and Philadelphia 11-H-ot-su COMPANIES financed. securities mark eted, railway industrial. mining, pow CT, established house; in touch with 1922, New York 12-1s-4t-sun I WANT an active or silent partner that oan furnish from 5000 to 5000 to finance a cash business; absolutely safe; no chance to lose; I can make you 50 per cent per annun Address A-14 care Age-Herald. i0-N "THE Apple and the Dollar" h the title of an interesting booklet. illus trated; tells about the orchard in- dustry in the Spokane country and how many are accommodating an in- creased annual income with little capital; write for the booklet. Ad- dress me. A. e. Hanauer president. so7 stevens St.. Spokane Wash. FOR sALE-The Columbia Hat Factory. Cleaning and Dye Works; worth S25o0; will take $2000. Splendid open ing for live men. Other business de- mands my time. For particulars ad- dross owner. E. Fl. Conibear 4s4 Main St.. Dallah, Tex.
 6zPfT1L furnished for meritorious en- terprises; stock and bonds sold on com mission: facilities for incorporating and reorganization of companies. Johnson & CO, Selling Brokers, Madison and La salle, Chicago
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. S2o-scre farm, miles from railroad de- pot; water power corn inill. wheat mill, shing1e mill, store house, blacksmith shop and broom residence; cash pay nent $2o0o, balance easy; would trade for part city property. Lot 50x150, broom house, $2000 terms $25 cash, and s25 per month with in terest till paid.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN. Phones 1101 and 465. 1S26h Sd Ave.
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AUTOMOBILES.

N1NfG6cfo esfablish sSehclss for tho saIe of automobiles. We are fAetory dfstr1butors for Gsosgta, Tltida, Ala ban,a and part of South Carolina. Good aosortment of cars. liberal terms. Core spondsnos solicited. Georgia Carolina Auto co, L. J. williams, Manager, Au- gusta, oA. nsu-"s
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RATEs-One cent . word . dayy no nd fnken for less than 25c for first inser- ticn. Cash must accompany order.
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PATENTS.

r11ANT1 sccursd. Xd1Ss <nd ksS6 BOOK frss. Milo B. Stevens q Co.. Attor- neys, Washington, D. c. Hstab1ished
 1864. Birmingham office. lM Woodward
 Bldg. W. M. Mccoy. manager. Bell phone S7s n-n-su~tf
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HOLIDAY BARGAINS.

SOUTH HIGHLANDS s6O00-Cypress avenue east 20th street $10,000-Brick near Rhodes Circle. $7500-Elm street, near Highland ave- nue. aN 9525o-South 18th street, cot e7000-Rose avenue. t12, ,000-Niazuma avenue. sS000-Sycamore street. $10.0Oo-Near Highland avenue and Coun- try club. s5500-12th avenue. south. $60Oo-10o foot lot, Hanover Circle. S260o-50-foot lot. Hanover Circle.
 NORTHS1DE. s3000-Cottage, 21st street $11, ,50o-7th avenue. between Fist and 22d streets. ssooo-7th avenue. between z1d and 1sd streets. s1760-Lot Norwood. 18th avenue e150o-Lot 18th avenue, corner. S3750-14th avenue, north, 100 feet. corner S285o-14th avenue, north. 60 feet, corner i1poo-26th street, Norwood. 60 feet n2s5O-S0th street, Norwood. 60 feet s975o-s1st street. Norwood. 60 feet f22O0-a2d street, Norwood, 60 feet
 STORES. s2b. ooo-2d avenue, between 21st and 22d streets. s1s. .0o0--22d street, near 3d avenue. we have nice residences and stores for rent.
 W. B. LEEDY 6 co. phnnaa A 111 N TWAntv-arsf at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

THE worlds greatest hand soap Bates Grit Soap. will clean the worst soiled hands in one minutes time with out injuring the skin, and leaves them velvety; everyone everywhere has use for it. agents and dealers can make big profits. Addrass, Howard NJ
 Bates, 1920 Fairmount ave-, Phiadel- phia. I-l9-4 4t-su
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PERSONAL

EEb-WETffNd compistsiy sSrSd. aii aees. trial treatment of PEN-INE. with fuil advice free The Missouri Remedy Co, Dept. 100, St. Louis. Mo.
 ~o' lO-3-16t-su WOULD you marry if suited? Matri- monial paper containing hundreds ad- yertissments marriageab'e peop'e tr4m sll sections. rich, poor. young, old. protestants, Catholics. mailed sealed free. F. J. Gunnsls. Toledo, Ohio.
 11-B-bt-su uAREY-506 want to marry, many ricn' one may bs your affinity. Photos, esc:' frss, sealed Box .. Round Laks' H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
OPTICIANS.

DIR. JAMES SHARP has returned from
 Florida and will be pleased to see his friends and patrons at BIO North 2oth
 street. 11-21-3rn-su-wa
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WANTED TO BUY

LITE insurance policies; banking house will pay more than companies'
 cash values for policies maturing within eight years. Address J-13, care Age Herald. H-e1-yt-th-su-tu
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-A manufacturers agent to handle our line in Birmingham and vi- cinity. Commission basis. Address Jackson Shovel & Tool Co.,, Montpelier,
 Ind l2-25-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

AGENTS-Here Is corker; only pancake griddle in world that bakes square cakes; turns them; bakes six each time; 150 per cent profit. Canton Griddle Co,
 Canton, O. H-19-2t-su
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WANTED-By January 1, position by young man 20 years old as bookkeeper
 or stenographer; Al references; four years experience. Address H-14, care Age-Herald. 12-2s-10t
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BOOMING HOUSE, furniture. lease and good will, close in, practically new fur niture; cost s12oO; owner has to leave state and will sell for S50o if taken be- fore January 1. George o. Mabry, 1so5h 2d avenue, Phones 2572
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wANTED-A situation by middle-aged
 man; not afraid to work. collecting pre- ferred CHA care Age-Herald 12-26-3t
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LovEMAN. JOSEPH & LOEB want an experienced city collector; steady posi- tion. Apply in person at the main of- fee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

wANTED-You to know tho Alabama Safe and Fixture Co, 201S 4th avenue, Bell phone 33S6; exclusive representa- lives for Diebold Safe and Lock Co.,, Syracuse Safe Co.,. AoCroy Refrigerator Co.,, Anderson Computing Meat Slicers and Cheese Cutter; secondhand safes bought. sold and exchanged.
 ff-2S- -ElI -we-ff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

AGENTS wanted for a high-c1ass beauti- fully printed dollar-a-year woman's
 magazine; commission. 50 cents on each dollar subscription. Write for agents free outfit. American Home Monthly. ? Spruce St., New York. 1o-3-13t-eo su
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 state and will sell for $500 if taken be- fore January 1. George o. Mabry, lso5h 2d avenue, Phones 2572
 WANTED--To sell coo to 1000 acres on two railroads with station 12 miles of Bir- mingham, suitable for manufacturing and sub division, or satisfactory party with cash to purchase half interest and Join in putting the property on market in lots sa2 Brown-Marx Bldg. or Bell phone 12eA 12-2o-2t NOTES for sale: and 3 month, per cent well secured real estate paper; liberal discount for prompt cash. Post office Box 479. 12-26-2t FOR SALE-A grocery and meat market doing a business of 5000 per month; best location in city; failing health reas- on for selling Address 8, Briggs, 2S19 9th avenue.
 WANTED-FEMALE HELP w1NTED-white girl to do cooking and general house work for small family; work light; pleasant and comfortable rcomf good pay. Address 10S1 First Na- tionai Bank Bldg. or phone 1889 main.
 12-16-tf- th-su-tu FfR6T-Cf.As6 woman cook can rot rood homo and good wages in gmAil family near Five Points. Apply to els- vator boy. Steiner Building. 12-1s-tf WANTED-FirSt-cl young lady sten- ographer. Apply with references to P. O. Box b29. 12-n-6t W1NTHD-Tadies over 25 years of age to make demonstrations from house to house. No selling. Salary and car fare paid. Call Monday from to 12 at 1870 9th avenue, north, and ask for Mrs. Hammond.
 MILLINERY TRAINING sCTIooL-ls2o 7th avenue, north, Mrs. O. H. Hurley, founder. No pupils accepted for class preparatory to spring business after January 6 Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

FOR sample and particulars of good side line write. Japanese Novelty Co.,. Clin- ton. Ia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

WANTED-25 men for supers. Apply at
 stage door Bijou theatre. 10 a. m, Monday. 12-26-2t
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WANTED-BOARDERS

ROOM with board. POS eth avsnus.
 u-4s-a0t A NICE front room with nrst-clsss board in a modern furnace-heatsd house on South Highlands. Inquire 1895 1ath avenue. south. Bell phone 1864 12-o-tf LOVELY rooms with board. l2s0 .. 10th street lz-25-16t NICELY furnishsd room, with board, in private home, all modern convenisncss; centrally located. 1a N. 2lst. l3-1s-7t NICE room and board at 2oos 9th ave nue Bell phone tl8. n-s6-2t Ss PER WEEK for nicely furnishsd roomr. lot bath. hrst-class ts bic board 2eQ0 North 7th avenue l2-26-st
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WANTED-Position as teacher by young lady of three years experiences have had special training at J'ville S. M. s. Good references given. L. B., 1908 Johns street, Birmingham, Ala.
 12-23-3t -thu-su-tue
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WANTED-HELP


 WI resHafpen safety Tasor blades, 2sc per dozen; 0ilistts's q speciality; satis- faction guaranteed: 5000 pleased cus- toners in the south; mail or bring yours. Keener-Edge Co.,, l2 22d street, north. Birmingham. u-l1-S0t S3O00 TO t6.o0o yearly easily made In real estate business; no capital required; we will teach you the business by mail. appoint you special representative of leading real estate company, list with you readily salable properties, cooper ate with and assist you to q permanent success; a thorough commercial law course free to each representatives; write for 62-pags book. free; 1t will be sure to interest you. Tho Cross Co.,, Dept 1o1. Chicago. lo-17-sosu-tf 6ECRET society for men and women, new form; low rate. Sick. accident and death claims paid promptly. Organiser wanted. Knights of Agriculture. wash- ington. D. 0. 1o-s1-tf-sun H0T-EN-TOT TWINS have quality. They are the inhabitants of all leading groceries Only 10 cents. l2-17-11t BIG profits; start dyeing, cleaning and pressing establishment; splendid field. We teach you by mail. Partie- ulars free. Ben-Vonde School, De- pertinent 184, Staunton. Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

WANTED-Prompt loan (from individual preferred) on large, valuable, well-im- proved Alabama farm 8 per cent and liberal fee for prompt money. 6s3 Brown Marx Bldg. Peoples phone 1911.
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NORTHERN manufacturing firm third noor Brown-Marx building will share office with public stenogra pher. Address RIB, care Age-Herald. 12-24-st IMPROVED combination iipper; nine useful articles in one; every housewife buys; price 25c: illustrated catalog free. Eldrid Supply Co.,, Box 1918. Seat tie. Wash.
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us for our new terms. Catalog, sample and supplies free. Por- traits 25c. frames 15c. pillow tops S0c. Oak Park Portrait and Frame Co.,, War rington Block, Oak Park, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

HIGH-GRADE proposition for you; something entirely new: nothing to sell; write immediately; free booklet, What Every Salesman Should Know" c, Mental, box S23 Cincinnnti
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MISCELLANEOUS

NIIURE-HenoVating and pOlishing
 Paxton. Bell 1885, 12-14-12t PLAIN sewing and dressmaking. Mrs. Larmour, 1214 North 2Sd street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

WANTED-S o'clock Monday morning first-class shoemakers. none but good men need apply c. H Buey, Birming- ham Shoe Hospital, no North 18th St
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in private family, or room convenient to table board, by two young ladies; must be within
 walking distance of Avenue II and 12th street. J-14, care Age Herald.
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QNE CENT 4 WORD

cent Q word a dnyg no nd
 taken for less than 25c for first inscr- ton. Cesh must arcomnhuy order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

WANTED-By January 1 or later, two furnished rooms for light housekeeping by couple with two children, ages 1 and years; price must be reasonable, lo- cation not too far out and applicant nice family. Address P O. Box 5Se.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
LOST-STRAYED-STOLEN

LOST-Box of paper with monogram R. M" Please return to 1144 South 18th atreet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

WANTED-Situation by engineer. elec- trician and machinist: 15 years experi- ence; 1 years in charge of 5000 horse
 power plant; Al references. Address C. B. Parker. $50 Main st, Winches- ter, Mass I2-18-4t-sat-su
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WANTED-MALE HELP

wANTED-Men for 1910 travel in Ala bana; good pay and tailor-made suit In 90 days; experience unnecessary; re- liable firm; write for particulars. J. D. MeBrady & Co.,, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished upstairs room, convenient to bath; young men only 212O 9th avenue. Bell phone 36Si
 I2-2-tf
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INTERPRETATIONS

WANTEDNPosition as sawyer or ship ping clerk; good references for both Address W. P. Banks, Gadsden, Ala
 12-24-5t
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A LADY of several years experience, 36 years old, wishes a position as manag- ing housekeeper in frst-class hotel; can give good reference. Mrs. May Rodgers
 5lo Tatnall st., Savannah, Ga. 12-25-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

ROOMs-small. neatly furnished room.
 modern conveniences. for single gentle men, Apply 2113 9th avenue. 12-11-tf
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WANTED-A young man who can do general work on a country newspaper write locals, set type and hustle for business Address for terms, Marion Standard Marion, Ala
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to sell high-class res idenoe lots in Sweetwater, with 70 acres of land for S20O, $10 down and $lo per month Population 5000. and growing rapidly. Has Kansas City, Mexico and Orient; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Ere, and Texas and Pacific railroads. Gen eral offices of Orient railroad machine shops and division of Santa Fe, jobbing and distributing center of West Texas
 Liberal commissions. sweetwater De- velopment company, Sweetwater, Texas
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ll-6O-bu-Wo-tI WANTED-Eessee for drst-class hotel in the fastest growing city In tho south; party must have sufficient cap ital to furnish and run the house in an up-to-dats manner; old established To- cation, can be made to pay from the start: great proposition for the right man. Address. with references, Box ?, Knoxville, Tenn. i1-1s-St-st-su-wed WANTED-donorete mixer; must be In good condition; also party to buy one half interest in good small cash grocery store. B. A Hale, 1929h 2d avenue. City. Phones 1b10.
 WANTEb-To buy. 5 or Broom cottage, near car line, with all modern eonven- fences; must be bargain for cash de- sire to buy through owner If possible. as will not pay two or three commits sions, Woodiawn district preferred. Ad- dress Cash, Box 7s. Birmingham. WANTEB-Acreage to subdivide into lots or subdivision to sellj property close to Ensley preferred. but any thing with merit considered. K-14. care Age-Hera1d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

WANTED-Hustler for January 1; we want s250 per month man; expense money (s25) advanced; high-grade, per- manent business; no samples to carry; no selling Or collecting; experience not a requisite; no capital needed: small bond required. Write promptly. c. c. Eccles D-240. Dayton, O.
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Rooms - WANTED Board

WANTED-Unfurnishe one bed room, one sitting room, one storage room and bath room in heated building, South side; reasonably near desirable place for meals; gentleman and wife: refer ences exchanged. Address H-14, care Age Herald
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A FEW good salesmen can make big earnings travelling exclusively for our imperial line calendars and novelties; best combined line on road; be prompt
 spotswood Speciality Co.,, Lexington, Ky.
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AGENTs-Guaranteed hosiery Is lIght- ming seller nothing like it for mak- ing money; free sample Forshee Co.,, B-502 Dayton, o.
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SALESMAN, experienced in any line. to sell general trade in south; an unex- celled speciality propositions vacancy after January 1: commissions with $S5 weekly for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co.,, Cleveland, O..
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 12-26-3t-su-tu-th ELECTRICAL WORKERS WANTED We can fit you for good, well-paid position as an electrician. or electric railway, lighting or dynamo stanon foreman or superintendent or tele- phone manager We can teach you by mail, in your spare time and at small cost. The only qualification needed is ability to read end write and will to succeed. Write today stating the subject which interests you. l. c. s., Box 2o4S, E. Scranton Pa
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WANTED-Four travelling salesmen for large oil company, Texas territory, sloo and expenses experience unnecessary American Opportunity Co.,, Houston, Tex
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FOR SALE-Bargain in new 7-room cot tage, bath, cabinet mantles, electric lights, elevated lot; walking distance Of bushes center: one-half block two car lines; price $2s5O; terms. Owner, No. g Watts building.