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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-03
r'onroe City Fair August 10 toI3

Mr. Childers. of Springfield, Ill.
has been in the city and bought
harness and saddle horses from j j
Dimmitt 1, Hayden & Yates /, Joe
Foster 1 and W w Handley 1.
Howard Tooley has bought a
JERSEY COW and calf from H C Null
for 500.
Harrison Star Registered No. 24OO
will make season of 1909 at the
fair ground. This is one of the best
bred Saddle Stallion in the state
This horse was brought here from
Cynthiana, KY, Nov. 28, 1908. l
will let him serve only 25 good
mares at $500 money due when
colt is foaled.
also have good harness Stall
lion, Guy Weight 1400 lbs 16 hands
high. This horse is made on the
order of a coach horse. | will let
the horse serve the first eight mares
at $500, all after that $1,000 to
insure living colt, mares parted
with or leaves the neighborhood
money due then. For further in
formation see j. j. Dimmitt
Monroe City, at Jewelry Store.
For Sale.
Eight stands of bees. Must be
be taken quick. - Charlie Sullivan.
Rogers & Thompson have ship
ped car Of wool from Paris, one
from Palmyra and one from this
city.
TN Fessenden has shipped a car
load of nice young beeveS.
Wanted.
A good big gentle work horse
Won't object to blemish if price is
considered.
uENJDEpCON o COM
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
Die sefupptem bBien @eiiter.

Wie bic @binfen Gpibernten Be-
fdmpfen, f9ilbert etn auffab bsr
~gbronique mebifaIs.4 WeRn Rronts
beiten eine Stabt beIonbsrs beftis
beimfu9en. 70 pereinisen ii9 bic BE-
tpobner su sroBen proaefiionen. 4ber
tpenn bic @ebete nitht erbDrt iperben
nnb bte Gpibemie fortbauert, 10 er0ff.
men bie SObne bes Simmels etne CUB
ffription 5uguniten ber 9ottbeit; boz
Bel aber ftnb iie 70 porii9tis. aund9ii
nur cine anaabluns au MAIDEN. NIT
Der beimIi9en 4bfi9t. ben Reft ni9t
su besablen. tpenn ber SimmeI bic ers
betene 9nabe au9 70 ertbeilt. 4ns
Subffribentsn erboIten Quittuneen,
bic iie an ihre Saustbiir beften nit Der
frommen usber5eusuns, bic bOfen Get
fter Der Rranfbeit bamit abauf9reden.
Wenn aber au9 bidss Tiittsl ni9ts
frudtet, 70 entfdlieben iid bic 8stpobz
nsr bes Srtes gu einsm beroiIden Mit>
tel; fie treten aufammen, unb mad
fur3sr 9eratbuns dnbern fie bas &as
Ienberbatum unb ellen Der 3ett nit
einem Sprunse um adt ober aebn Mos
note porauf. Die bOfen @eiiter. bic
fid lebboft fir ben Ralenber interefz
firen, fehen bann. bob iie fid piel Idns
ger. aIs iie urfpriinsIih beabfidtisten.
In Der Stabt aufsebalten baben. unb
beeilen iid nun aufsubreden. Sn Der
Ra4buritabt empfanst man fie nit
bemfeIbeu Wittel. unb bic 5olss bapoi.
TT. bab in getpifen dineiif9en pros
binaen bic 3eitrednuns bDlis pers
f4oben ift, 70 bab bem Ralenber sesens
iiber peiies MiBtrauen ssre4tfertigt
in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
Sn[tkten[pradle.
8ssisaastsaae sss eteHsa aas BET Hms.tsa
saseb bic 8ahIb5rusr.

sasA Die Sablb5rHsr.
Der frans0iif9e @elebrte @aft ftou
8oumsr madt in Der nRebue Sebbps
mabaire" intsreFants MittbeiIunsen
iiber grperimente NIT 8isnen unf
4meiien. bic aeisen, tpie bieIe Snfetten
NIT SiIfe ber SiibGb0rner fid unters
einanber beritGnbisen. 8oumer srs
sGblt BON elmer 8ienentDniein, bic in
Elm fletnes metallifdss 9etpebe einses
fdIoifn tpurbe. beHen Mafden su eng
iparsn, um elmer 8isne Our9lab su
seipdbren. Man bra9te bas fleine @es
fdnsnib bann in ben 8ienentorb srs
rid, bem bic R6nigin entfommte, unh
perfebte bic sanae 8tentntoIonie In
bOllise Duntelbeit. Rur bon 3sit su
3eit Dffnete man ein @udlod. nm Su
beoba9ten, mos i'm Snneren bes aors
bes borsins. Rurae 3eit fdisnsn biz
Bienen Die @efansenf9aft ibrer R6s
nisin ni9t au bemerten. PIDbli9 aber
ipor etne srDbere In5abl BON Irbtitss
bienen babon unterrihtst. Mlau fab,
tpie fie ibre Siibler bur9 bos Metalls
neb ftredten, bic R6nisin ndberte fid
linen. freuate ibre SyiibIer NIT benen
ber Nrbeitsbienen, unb es mar, ola
besGnne Elm @efprd4 atpifden ibnen,
Damn ipurben frudtlofe Derfude rns
ternommen, um bic &bnigin su BE-
freien. Ha9 elmer WeiIe gaben biz
8ienen. offenbar reiisnirt. biefe arbeii
auf; man fab einise Nrbeitsbienen
BITE ii9 benz geebe ipieber nGhtrtsn uni
NIT thrsu 3uueen heY 5Inrsk bet RD-
t,fsfa 9tdHrung iibermffteften. gant
6bnIt4 perliefen bic 0erTu9e mil
4meifen. @enn eine 4meife eins @e.
nofFn fu9t. bic tbr bel bsm Srans.
porte zines fdperen 9esenitanbes be.
bilflid fein foll, 70 ssbt biefer gemeiH'
famen 4rbeit fteis eine @eritGnbigune
porauf; bic cine Imeife nGbert it'd
Der anberen. beriibrt beren Siibler mi
benz eisenen unb fudt bic @efGbrtir
offenbar our Stlfe sn beftimmen
iporauf bic stpsits ber srften aIsbali
tolst. 9eo9 merftpiirbiger TIT BIT
Sbatfa9e, baB fopobI In ben 8ienen
f6rben tpie tn ben 4meifenbauten Elm
pISblide 8eritdnbisuns au9 ohne BIZ
Siiblh0rner eintritt. bic bic sanse &o'
Ionic init 8ltbesf9nelle In bo9fte Iuf'
resuns unb gu fieberhafter Sbdtistei
bringt. @s sibt offenbar Elm 4larm'
aei9en, bos fid NIT bsr grDBter
SdnelIisteii bur9 ben sonaen 9ai
fortpfanst; auf tpsl9e Dsiie abei
bies alIes sefdiebt. bot bic Gorfaune
bisber nod nidt aufsutIdren Dernodt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
Die tbeaerite sriide sen.fdslaass.

Oils folde unb ausleid als cine Der
impofanteitsn 8auten ihrer Mrt borf
tpobi bic bitfer Sage benz @ertehr
iibergebene neue Bride iiber ben 2anbz
ipebrfanal sipifden Berlin unb gbars
lottenburs beaeidnet perben. Die
Gntitsbuns sgef9idte bisfes 8auperts
lit ein 3apitel arditettonifder paf@
iionssefdidte. SIMMER neue Gntipiirfe
lpurben ben auftanbissn StslIen - bic
Staatsresieruns bat Fd on ben
100000 Meurf bstrassnben Soften
ber Bride NIT unsefdbr sinem 9rittel
betbeiltst = borselest unb perporfen,
bis Elm plan bes 4rditstten prof.
S9Gbe enblid bic 8illisuns bes aai>
fers unb Der 8eb6rben fanb unb sur
QusfiibruHe beitimmt tpurbe. gun
finb bic iobreIane bas 2anbfhafts>
bib entfteGepben boben 8rettersdrne
enblid sefallsn. unb au beiben Seiten
Der Gabrftrabe srbsben Fd bic 20 Mez
ter boben Sberbautsn NIT ie brei gin=
fobrten. Ser Sauptaufbau trGst BITE
bon benz giIbbauer Seinrid 8auds gee
fdaffenen ie 4 Meter boben. In iippis
gem 8arpditil sebaItenen bronasnen
Statuen bon SDnie Sriebrid l. unb
feiner 9emablin Sophie CHARLOTTE. ben
@riinbern gbarlottenburss. 1leber ben
Hifden Der Stanbbilber erbeben ii9
fpmboIif4s gruppen. bic aroft. 2iues
belt unb 4nmutb barite1enb. 9obe
pfsiIsrmoiten nit riefisen @oeenlamz
pen fsben aud sur Radtaeit ben mos
numentaIen Ibfdlub bes 8erIiner
WeidbiIbes in's rs6te 2i4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
3eS MHei. Grennh.

; Cine beitere Saens befonbersr art
fpielte fi9 iiinsft seIegentIid Der 8a'
rietez8orfteuuns I'm 8iitoriosSalpr
gu DRESDEN ab. Dem brdFrten differ
Rorib I. fiel es auf etnnnai stu. BIZ
WorfeQung 5ii unterbre9en unb, bel
3urufe bes ihu boxfabrsnb<n Wlr. So.
ftqnp ni9t adtenb, fib IN sins prof5e.
niumsIoge au f9ptngen. Dos publi.
FUN mar sundhif erifaunt. brad abe,
bonn tn lauten 8eifall aus, ola es fab
tpie Worib I. einen tn ber 2oge fiben.
ben Serrn besriibte unb feiner Sreubt
Hber bos uneripartete Wieberfeben In
etnsr umarmrng ausbrud CAB. Die
GrfIartng fiir biefen 3fpifdeHfaI III
bortn gu fuden, boB Der Serr aiis bsm
publitum, 9err DaIter SdHe aua
2eip5ig, NIT GERM gnftnnp befreunbei
TIT unb bobur9 au6 fetr oft SeIeaens
heit sebabt bat, ii9 NIT Ueorib 1. obs
5ugeben. 0ie 8etanntf9aft purbe ses
legentIih bes engagements bon Morit
|. tn Geipais sef9loien. Der omiis
tante @prsang fpri9t 5fpeifeIlos fir
bic anhduslidteit unb bic RIusbeit bes
Qffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
aer beutfdle sfaiier tpstaefaat.

Die ss INN ben gladridtenbieHft
dinefii9er 3eitunsen beitellt TT. bara
iiber setptnnt man Elm Bib, tpenn man
bort, bob in benz Sert4en SansFn in
Siibdtna tiirsIid Der beutfde aaifer
tobtsefast ipiirbe. reberfeBt Iautet
bic Sooesan5sise foIgenbsrmaben: #Sn
Der beutfden probins tn europa ftarb
Der bodseadtete unb sroBmiithige
5errf6er, bic Grsube feinss @oiies. ber
Stola Der Probins, ber muir BITE SGIfte
zines MenI6enalters errei9te. 9as
sanSe 2aRb tIast nm ben madtisen
Gebteter. gr binterIdBt muir cine Grau.
bod bot er IL S6bne unb etnise SS6s
ter, bic su ben fd0nfsn bes 2anbes
seb6ren. CT mar Elm Sreunb gbtnos
unb bereife bic ganse DeIt. Sein
Sohn. unb sipor Der alteife, tpirb fei<
men Ranen hhb bte Serri&oft iiberz
nekHen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
Gtfrf 1)otflbtitfit.
Dee ,,geseia eertIHsr AstsIbsfthss" asaAt
| eeeen GeteInsub emten SrsHt,

etetn aetsInsHbaatsn great.
Seine nsuen 5pteIs tn Berlin, bas
TT bic paroIs. bic Der ~gerein 8erlinsr
SotsIbeiibsr.+ Oem faft aGIe 9OteIs
8erItns ansefdloHen fnb. gutheibt.
Der @srein lests feline 2lniibt in fOI~
senbsr 3ufdrift bar: .Gs sineen asuz
bsrunssn atpeisr 8erIiner 9pteIOirefz
loren bur9 bic preHe, bic babin 5iel>
ten, boB ein peiterer Sotelbau. tpie er
am potsbamer pIab (@de aOnisz
grGberz unb 36tbeneritrabe) geplant
fei, bonn Stanbpuntt bss Sotslssperz
bes aus ni9t Su fiirdten. fonbern -
fogor aIs niibIih gu besrifbtn Jet.
Nii6terne GripGgunsen aber fiibrtn 5u
sinem anberen Refultat. Sn Berlin
iparen tn bem lebten Sabre Iaut 8sridt
ber 8erItner 9anbelstammer 2600
QoteIbettfn mehr borbanben fpie bas
Sabr borber. Dasu tommt, baB nad
bemfeIben Sanbelstammerberidbt apar
bie 3abl ber Jrembsn seitiesen III. bob
aber bie Dauer bes 9lufentholtes btr
stnaeInen peripnen srkblid suriidsez
sansen ift. 9is pirtbfdaftIi4s 9e<
preffipn bat % autpege sebrodt. bob
Srembe, bic aus sefdGftli9en Grim
BEN reselmGbis na9 Berlin foHuen,
fi1 itatt brti bis bier Woden nur
ebenfo pieIe Sage bier aufbielten, ans
bere itatt einiser Sage iiberboupt itine
ga9t blisben, ba fis bant Der suttn
9erbinbunsen trob 5heaterbefudes
nod am ielben abenb nod 9aufe fab
Nn fbnnteH. !, 9ts arpabl Der porban-
bensn 8etten seniigt. Tim ben Grembsn>
aupa4s felbft elmer sanasn Reihe BON
Sabren aubunebmen. Seute itebt Elm
GROCER She'll Iesr. 0ie RuHeniibers
f9tpemmuns por einis.n Sobren bot
au foli9en Qfnfhten berleitet unb biele
peniipn.n unb Sotelbetri.be tn's 2ez
ben serufen., bic iebt teine 9dfte baa
ben. 4uf Sabre binaus erfdeint bsr
8ebdrf on 9otelbautsn in Berlin rsidz
li9 ssbedt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17
9SptbensH Hnnbfebam.
Snt a II D.

u. Wlitdell Ealmer. GonsreB Gbse'
orbneter pon Pennipluanien, itebt on
Der Spise elmer 8ewesuns. nm bic
8unbssresisruns 3u osrantaiien. bic
@ebeins 8illiam Renn's, bic In einem
balbpsrssiisnsn 5risbbof In Sudinsbams
ibire, @nstano. beitattet iino. na6 ame.
rifa brinsen unb in Pbitaoslpbia an
ben nfern bes Delawure bsitatten su
tafen.
Dabrenb bes laufenben Sisfaliabies
baben bic giationalbanfen bes 2anbes
on psriSnlidsn DepOiiten $4.s26. .060,s
3s4 ober 81 800, 900. 900 inebr als Der
sanse.uusitsbenOs @elOuOrratb bsr gsr'
einistsn Staaten 6etrdst, erbalten. Das
Sabr, oas nit bsm sssenwartisen MO'
natlsu Gnoe sebt. lift elm fur ytatiOnal'
banfenEuuBsrorbentlia 9iinitisss ssps'
fen.
Dtit swei SsitsOttesbieniten feierte bic
oeuti6e epang..lutb. GabOr- -@emeinoe,
@bica9o, ST., bas @olbene amtsjubis
ldum ibres SulispaitOrs. oss Ssrrn
Serbinanb DUOsrlein. Siinfsis Sabre
lang bat bieier nit srOBem @ifer uno
beftem @rfolse ieinem ihwieri9en Be-
rufs Obselesen, unb nod bente lit er
offs aiiiitent sieinss S6wisssriobnes,
Baftor u. L8anseriu, uls Sselforser
tbdtis.
Or. Soieph Spieselbalter. Der Senior
Der beuti6en GerSte pon ct. Souls, 1T
i'm sIlter BON rs Sabren seitorben. IS
Siirfte idwer fallen, in ct. 9Ouis cine
ReriUnlidieit su finoen, bic iid sr6Berer
adtuns erfreute, oils Or. Spieselbal'
ter. st mar elmer Der @riinber bes
rNrion bes 8eitens", bes p8ieberfranS@
nnb bes Union Club" uno seb6rte elm
babies lSabrbuuoert benz nSt. 2Ouis
TurnpereinA on, in benz er wieberbolt
oas smt bes eriten Spreders beflei.
oete.
DerIssplante IA SuB tiefe BaiierWes
BON ct. 2ouis nad Oem @olf wirb
pabridsiuli6 nidt sebaut wsrben. Die
ausl bsfannten Snsenieuren beitebenbe
BebUrbe, bic ben Plan unteriu6en uno
betrsffs.berIM6Slidfsit ibn aussufiibs
ren,i.iowie betreffs Der Soften 8eridt
eritatten.iOllte, fat bieien Bsri6t unter.
breitet[unb:oarin erfldrt, baB Der giuten
eines..berarti9en 8aiierweses bic rieit
gen 8aufoiten nidt aufwiesen wiiroe.
Disie Iwdren pberfld9lider Sdatuns
nab:$12s, ,000, 900. tpdbrsnb Der Inter.
bait idbrlid Weitere 6 Wtillionen per.
f9linsen!wiirSe.
gia6Ieinem.im ftatiitii@en Bureau bes
9anbetsbepartements bsfannt sessbsusn
8eridt be3isben ui9t weniser als rs
9dn6er uno Golonien Wfal3s unb @rntes
mai6iuen aus ben Bereinistsn Staa'
ten. Sn europa LIT Ruslano als Sau.
fer bieier..Otaidineu allen anberen SGnr
bern melt porans.'
Sdon.wieoer.bat Rittsburs's Deutib'
tbum einsu:isiusr dltsftsu PiOniers ourd
ben Cob perloren. Sm alter bon "a
Sabrsn idtOs Ssrr sOuis Mihller, siner
Der auseiebeniten @sidaftslsute Der
Stabt, bic gusen gum ewisen Sdlum.
mer. Ser @ntidlafene erblidte am
25. Sauuar 1926 In Seiterreid bas
2idt Der 0ett unb fam 1850 mad ame.
rita.
Die 5eitbeb6rbe fur oas gunbesturn'
felt In Cincinnati, g., bat alle 8or,
februusen 9etrOfien, um nDtbisenfalIs
prompts aritti6e Sebanbluns 3u ii6ern.
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Oonnsritas, 1t. Suni 1909.
Semefratifde Ssominationen.
6 0 u n tn.

Stir Sd,eriff-g. s. @onnor.
SIR Diitrift slnwalt- SOispb o.
Brien.
Sir grotbonotar Billarb M. Snn'
nell.
Stir @erittsi6rsibsr Charles @raf
SIR @ountg Shasmeiiter-B. j.
Duffp.
sur 8ecorssr Of Dsebs-D. p
Subse. = ..
SIR 8ssiftsr Of Bias-9. 9. Gam
ter.
SIR Surp Gummiiidr-g. s. 81
Bogle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17

Die 2ebeusmitteIpreife fe
tn ben Der. Staoten baben felt bem
Sabre 1893 cine bur9fdnittlide Stsir
gerung bon 33 proaent erfabren. Qfm
meiften finb bic sBreife BON Mebl.
G1eif4. Semitic, Gisrn unb Sbee ees
ftieQen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17

9 d mere Strafe. 90. 8.
Rnisbt bon Matoon. SG,. ber in einem
probibitionszGo in ungeIeBlider
Weife Wbistp pertauft bate. 1T bonn
Ridter Sames so. Craig 5u $500
@elbftrafe unb flint Sabren @efdns=
nib beriirtbeiIt ipprben. Gs iDoren So
fpe5ififde Qntlossn sgsn ben Wtann
erbobsn porben, unb bic Surp battle
tbn tn alien 5dllen fhulbis befunben.
Craig Derbdnste bic unter bem Gsfes
suIdffigs sr5bts Strnfs iiber ben
Monn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-17

Gtn merfpiirbtser Sunb
III auf bem S6ln4tfelb bon Gssmiihl
III Rieberbabern am 100. Sabrestase
ber S9la9t bonn %. april 1909 sez
ma9t tporbsn. Bel WaFsrbouarbeiteH
tpurbe nGmli9 Elm Gtut NIT bem BE-
FED einss Rrisss6irursen aussesras
ben. bsr an Der S4Ia4t bor 100 Sab
rem tbeilssnommsu bat, in ber 8aa
bout, burd bic 9oalpifdenfunft Naz
poleons, ben Graberaog &arf beiieste.
Die iieben MeFsr bes alien 9eiteds
ftnb ppn Derfdiebener Sorm unb Sr6be
unb febr gut erbalteu.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-19
Good Samples.

From Youths Companion.
Mr.. Hepworth had been married five
times "and happily every time" as he
often said His first marriage had oc-
CURED when he was 10, and his last at
the age of 70. His last wife was a sensi-
BILE woman, some years his junior, who
survived him, when he died, at the age
of 70.
During his last illness Mr.. Hepworth
made various plans for his wife's remain
ing years and talked them over with her
in a matter-of-fact way.
You'll have plenty of money to travel,
Ellen" he said, one day, land you like
it, which / never did. Why don't you
take a trip down into Connecticut There
are good folks there. and you'd enjoy
yourself. / never went"
How do you know about the folks,
when you've never been there?' inquired
Mrs. Hepworth mildly.
Stands to reason" said her husband.
1.-The heft o. my wives come from Con-
necticut-three of EN-, all fine women. If
business hadn't KEEP me In Massachusetts,,
Ellen, don't doubt my last choice would
have been made down there, though l
haven't a single regret, mind your
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-19

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the city clerk, Ensley Ala until
July g. 1909, and then opened, for fur
nishing all materials and labor in con-
structing an extension of the sanitary
sewerage system in this city.
Plans and profiles can be examined and
specifications, instructions and forms of
proposal can be secured at the office of
the city engineer.
A certified check for $500 must accom-
pany each proposal as a guarantee that
the successful bidder will execute con-
tract within 10 days after award to him.
A surety bond In the sum of $500, and
acceptable to the city of Ensley, will be
required, and In case Of failure on part
of successful bidder to do SO, said certified
check for $500 shall be forfeited to the
city of Ensley as agreed and liquidated
damages.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. A. L. ARNOLD, City Clerk,
Ensley, Ala.
v. E. Oil, City Engineer 7-14-10t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-19
LOST CALHOUN STATUE.
Disappeared During Civil War and
Never Has Been Found.

From the Charleston News and Courier.
What has become of the handsome
marble statue of John c. Calhoun, which
was brought to Charleston from Italy in
1854 or 1890 and placed in the city hall
here? That is a question which several
members of a generation which Is able to
recall events of a half-century ago have
been asking each other recently. The
statue, which was very much admired by
all who saw 1t, has not been seen since
the war, and has been practically forgot
ten, it appears, by all except handful
of people, none of whom knows certainly
its fate.
The statue was made in Rome by the
American sculptor Powers. 1t represent
ed Calhoun standing, wearing a Roman
senator's toga. In his left hand, which
was uplifted, was a scroll, representing
Truth, Justice, and the Constitutions;
the right hand of the figure was pointing
toward the scroll. The statue cost, it is
stated, $4,000
The statue was shipped from Rome to
New York. In transit, when the ship
foundered, it is said, one of the arms was
broken Just below the shoulder, and, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Powers, 1t was
repaired in this city by stonecutter
whose name was Walker.
One story has it that the statue was
placed in the city hall and remained there
until the civil war; that 1t was then
packed and shipped to Columbia for safe
keeping; that upon reaching Columbia the
boxed statue was placed In the court
house, but that when Columbia was
burned the statue persisted in the flames.
There are other accounts given as to the
last chapter of the statues history. Some
hold that the statue was never sent to
Columbia, but that 1t was buried in the
lot around the city hall here; others claim
that the statue WAS shipped to Columbia,
but that 1t was not burned. They are of
the opinion that 1t was taken from Column
bia courthouse by northern soldiers, and
may still be in existence. However that
may be, the facts connected with the
statues history are as difficult to obtain
as they would be appear to be interesting
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LEGAL NOTICES


AS required by section 10 of city ordi-
nance regulating the inspection of weights
of the city of Birmingham, notice is here
by given all peddlers or vendors of Ice,
COAL charcoal milk or any other mer-
chandise bought or sold by weight or
measure to call at the office of the city
inspector of weights and measures on
the corner of Twenty-third street and
Morris avenue, between July IT and July
22, 1909, between the hours of 10 a. m. and
p. m. and have their scales and meas
ures tested and sealed as required by
law. A J. HALL,
Inspector of Weights and Measures.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until II o'clock a. m.
Wednesday, July q, 1909, for certain
vitrified brick paving. Specifications may
be obtained and plans examined at this
office. The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals.
(Signed) MAURY NICHOLSON,
City Engineer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

IF YOU have money to invest we are in
a position to offer limited amount of
gilt-edged stock in one of the strongest
stock companies of the south. VIII
advance in price very soon. Nothing
better or safer Carl H. Seals & Co.,
2O03 First avenue. Birmingham, Ala.
Correspondence solicited. 7-15-tf
FOR SALE-One of the Oldest estab-
lshed and most prosperous grocery
stores in the city; chance to get right
into 'a profitable business not often Of
fered: quiel- action necessary. Address,
Grocer care Age-Herald. 7-lS-3t
s72 FOR S1O--A s72 certificate on any new
E F. Forbes & Co. piano for $40. Call
Bell phone 1912 Woodlawn, or apply Ais
SD street, north. 7-S-2t
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FOR SAL.

FOR SALE.
Most beautiful lot overlook
ing and near Highland avenue,
at bargain, if sold next week
before it is improved.
w. B. LEEDY & co.
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FOR RENT-Very large. desirable space
with all modern conveniences for rent
at reasonable price. Possession can be
had at once Apply to Simon Klotz,
oil First avenue 7-1S-3t
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WANTED-SALESMEN
a25 TwENTY-FIRsT STREET

WANTED@Ten stock statesmen; none but
capable men need apply. Correspond
ence solicited. Carl H. Seals & Co., 20O3
First avenue. opposite Brown-Marx
Bldg. .IoH
W ANTED-I1nmed iately, cigar salesman
for your territory. Experience unneces-
sary Chance for advancement $40 per
month salary, expenses and permanent
position. Write Atlas Cigar company,
Atlanta Ca 7-1S-4t
JV1NTFD-Wideawak salesman to handle
side lines; can make $500 per month.
For particulars address the Foster Pot
terry Co. Lexington, N. c. 7-1S-St
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I AM a widow, have moved to the city
to send my daughters to High school:
would like few boarders to help with
expenses SIS N. 22d street Peoples
phone 252S. 7-1S-2t
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WANTED-By a competent and eA-
perienced young lady, stenograph1c
position and to do general offlce
work. Can take charge of office, an
swer correspondence when manager
is away. willing to begin with small
salary and will take position out of
town. Address P-27, care Age-Her-
I'D 7-19-2t
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FOR RENT-Best lighted and ventilated,
coolest and most convenient ground
floor office space in the city, small or
large space. Weakley & Rosenstihl, 2120
LIST avenue 7-15-7t
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FOR RENT-October l, suit of eight mod
ern offices; plenty of light; centrally To-
Gated Apply at once. Macke, 3S North
2lst street. 7-o-r
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ONE CENT A WORD

cent a word a day; no al
taken for less than 25c for first tnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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MISCELLANEOUS

N0fGRY public, typist and photographer.
800 First National. 7-l4-6t
GLUCK'S dry cleaners and matters. 1916
Sd avenue. both phones 1872.
4-9-fri-mo- we-tf
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WANTED-Job as cook or to clean up
by smart colored woman Address
Rosa Austin, 1908 18th street, south,
ol1ax, n 7-19-2t
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FURNISHED rooms with board; modern
conveniences $50 North 23d street
liz Or
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FOR RENT
S-6-n

Talk WITH ALAN JEM1SON.
2127 THIRD AVENUE. S-6-u
FOR RENT-A most desirable apartment
in The Fitzgerald, 18th st. and 18th ave,
South Highlands; immediate possession;
low rent. A R. Dearborn & Co., 2023
Sd ave. 4-S-u