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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
VELADA ESCO-
LAR EN- UTUADO,
Ell % del corriente pre-
paran los alumnosde
las escuelas una agra
dable fiesta.
La procession del Corpus
estuvo muy conc currida'
TOdas las cOngregaciOnes cOncu-
rrierOn luciendO lujOsOS es.
tandarteS.
De nueslro corresnonsal,

JUNO l4.-En los primeros dfas
de este mes Sc hizo cargo de la fuer-
"a de la policia de esta ciudad ell jefe
de quinta clase Sr. Lopez Diaz, al
que hemos tenido ell gusto de como
Ger personalmente dandonos prue-
has de ser todo un caballero. Tanto
q el como a su ioven esposa desea-
mos toda clase de felicidades duran
te su estancia en- esta, la que espera-
mos sea larga.
Sc viene notando mucha ami
maci6n entire la juventud para
ell baile que tendra lugar ell dfa
de la Inauguration del nuevo edifi-
clio municipal. Dicho bale promote
quedar explendido, para el que Sc
traera la orquesta que en- Ponce di
rlie Domingo Cruz "Cocolia"
Aver Domingo Sc llev6 a efecto
la procession del Corpus la que reco-
rri6 las principaies GALES de la po-
biaci6n en- medic del mayor orden,
resultaron muy bonitos los cuatro
altares hechos por distintas congre-
gaciones en- varias de las GALES por
las que habia de pasar su Divina Ma
gestad sobresaliendo ell que hizo la
hermosa congregation de Hijas de
Maria.
FL 26 del CITE. y con motive de ce-
rrarse ei curse escolar y, Sc llevara 4
efecto una velada la que promote
quedar inmejorable pues en- ella to-
maran parte varias sehoritas de esta
ciudad,. Dicha veIada Sc debe 4 Ia
actividad despiegada por Ell celoso
cuerpo de profesores que tan digna-
mente representan en- esta al magis-
terlo puertorriquefo.
En- la semana pasada tuvimos ell
gusto de saludar a nuestro muy que
rido amigo Don Luis Bosch, que Sc
encontraba en- esta en- asuntos parti-
cuiares.
Aver sc encontraba de paso por
esta ciudad ell segundo jele de la Po-
iicia senior Names, el que sigue viaie
para AreCibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

Sr. Diaz tratara de prestarse o de que
nos prestasemos nosotros, a botar de
los asilos q los nihos huerfanos"
"Pero yo me seguire oponiendo
aquf hasta que Sc me eaiga la lengus
a que la Camara Sc presto 4 que sal
gan de sus asilos los huerfanos del asi
10 de Santurce, Y esto 10 hare cum
pliendo con mi conciencia Y aun que
por clio Sc ofenda Ia Virgen Santisi-
ma -.---..
Speaker. (DaHdo con 81 n1llets
fuertemente en- su rlesd.l Sefor dele
gado Sc le llama al 6rden V Sc espera
que no pronuncie frsses que puedan
tOmarse como una blasfemia y est&n
fuera de discussion.
Tizd. Tiene raz6n su seforis; Pc
"a esta es Ia consecueneia de querer
toreer las discusiones llevsndo al te-
rrenO personal argumentos genera
les. Por ESQ e. O. So pierde el tempo
en- tener que dsr explicsciOnes que
no tienen Teslmente una base flrme
en- que apoyar 81 motive"
Nezse Ia edieei6n de mshana.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

AlgrIitn Sc vuelve para echar en-
cara al ministro su actitud y ese
algui6n IS apaleado por el policfa
Emilio Flores, de quien Sc asegu-
ra que es tambi6n protestante.
Entonces una ola humana Sc
arrcmolina frente al teatro de los
sucesos y sc inicia una lluvia de
pedradas.
Terrible habrfa sido el resultado
de esta acometida sin Ia oportu-
ma intervention de la policfa al
mando del jefe Gallardo, cuya pnI-
dencia no reconoci6 limites, y de
otros caballeros que discreta y pru-
dentemente hicieron el pspel de
pOlicias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
RsconTlshsn al mInIslFs.

diques dc la prudente masa popn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
SurIs sl sssindsls

La Gesromunal algarabia produ-
cida por cl choque fuG imponente.
Hombres que juraban y proferian
denuestos; mujeres que gritsban des
payOridas, nIhDs arrOllsdos por Ia
ayanlancha que Sc preeipitaba CO.
mo I'M alud, en- aquel torbellino;
alli vimos algunas personss que con
heroismo prOcursban spsgsr el in
ccndio, latente en- Ia multitud.
Alli yimos al alcalde, Sr. VAGUE.
Ramos, al jueE de paz, Sr. Rivera
Gomez, s los eomereisntes, don
joaquin Colon, don Ubaldino Font,
don CIotilde Mercado, don jose
MarTorO Y Otros impOnisndo 81 au-
toridsd al pueblo que retroce-
dia llcno del mas profundo rczpe-
70 Ia lcy.
Esta sociedad ultrajada ha acu-
dido 4 tod0- los ccntr0s oficiales
pidiendO rrparaei6n al agravio infe-
rdO v que q peso dc "a ley eaiga
memorable sobre los sulpables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16
eslisI Ssll iFisIiI sIlsH:i

JuniO ~. 1903. Con motive de
ssr hoy el dia patronal, este vecin-
dsrio. apegadO d sus oostumbres
/ ltrsdiei0naies, dispuzo de los suil-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-16

ciente para la celebration de I'm dia
de fiesta.
Desde el amanecer grupos de cam
pesinos comenzaron i descendcr
por las sendas visiblcs / IA pobla-
ci6n' Respetuosos y morigcrados
venfan d reunirse con sus hermanos
del pueblo para, juntos consagrar
al patron ei quito que hace cuatro
sigiOs vienen practicando.
Comenz6 la misa y al terminar-
Sc, como de costumbre, una ma
nifestaci6n Sc organize que debfa
recorrer las Gales principales dc
la poblaci6n.
La manifestation religiosa re-
corria las Gales q los acordes de
una banda de mGsica. En- esa ma
nifestaci6n iban nuestros padres
nuestros, hermanos, nuestras es-
posas, nuestros hiios. Una demos
TRACTION irrespetuosa ante ella, We
tia pues 4 simboiizar; no una pro-
tesla a Ia religion a que ALI Sc rem
dfa quito, sin6 .un insulto a esta
sociedad, que esta muy por encima
de cualquiera desconocido..
La TSIueasitn
Sc nos asegura que en- este mo-
mento precise, un j6yen protes-
tante de aquf corria caile abajo
en- busca de los suyos quienes prom
tamente sc habian rcunido en- el
balloon dc una casa que, por ser
de escuela, en- aquel mOmcnto sc
encontraba ccrrada-
Al pasar por frcnte 4 dicho To-
cal, la procession. 81 grupo antedi-
cho, de pie, con ri sombrcro pucsto,
hacia ostentaci6n dc irrcverencia i
la religion ALI representada
El saccrdOte con fOrmas cOrteses
se detiene Y llama la atcnci6n al Sr.
Salgado, pastor protestante q Ia
saz6n, este GltimO le contesta con
fra=es duras.
Intervinieron hOnorables seho-
rcs. pero no para aqui el ultrale
que, este hombre 50 dispusO 4 inferir
a un pueblo que ha sabido guardian
le considerations,
Acompahado dc los suyos 50 tras-
lada i otro sitio pOr dondc tambitn
Ia procession tenia que pasar. va
cniUnccs no ~ c0nformj con lle-
var pucsto Il sOmbrcrO. sinO quo
licvaba. un cigarrU desc0munal IN
Ia bgca.
Este Tue el moment0 critiro 81
cuaRdo Ia indignation r0mpi5 los
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-24
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-A-1 combination installment collector and salesman; must be of good habits. Address with references, R-S1, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-An all around man to solicit, collect and help in office; experienced and settled man preferred; call Sunday between 10 a. m. and 1 D. m, or Mon- day after D. m. 1920 4th avenue. WANTED-Colored man as porter in fur niture store and to attend to two horses; must be settled man and know how to handle horses. Apply Sunday from 10 a. m. to D. m, with good reference. 1920 4th avenue.
 WANTED-A violin player also a cor net player, for picture theatre Apply 732, Ensley Ala
 IF YOU want to buy. sell or exchange property. any kind, anywhere, address Northwestern Business Agency. Mlnne- apolis. Minn. l0-l7-St-su
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FOR SALE

 AT AUCTION-Tuesda at 10 o'clock, Oc- tober 28. 1909, we will sell 1 set fine mahogany dining chairs; 1 fine piano; all kinds fine dressers and wash stands and beds, wardrobes, chairs, machines, tables, springs mattresses, sideboards, desks. picture frames, everything. Be sure and come and you will save lots of money. 1909 Ed avenue.
 FOR SALE-Restaurant, prominent cor ner, a money-maker, be quick for this bargain. No. North ath street. FOR sALE-s Singer sewing machine; com putting scales; Remington typewriter; National cash register; very cheap. 1909 2d avenue.
 FOR SALE-$275, Il rooms, 12 beds, and all furniture complete; good business, centrally located. Phone Bell S3. Gar ritson 6 sydner. 21611 North 21st street. MAN determined to succeed must add $2oO to tho business and will give fine security and pay 21s per cent per month for the money six months. Address O-S2, care Age-Herald-
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FARMS FOR SALE.

 GRAND VALLEY of Colorado has a home for youi land with perpetual wa ter right, $50 and up; $500 cars peaches this year. Write for copy Weekly Irrl- gation News, which gives full inforna- ton of this wonderful country. The J. 0. Vining Investment Co.,, 5S3 17th street, Denver, Col.
 "TEXAS LAND"-Have you $5 or more to invest in Texas home? If so, write us for sworn statements of $500 per acre net profits on our lands. Best in Texas" Richards Land Co, 2113 Ave- nue c, Birmingham. Ala.
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WOOD FINISHERS-Wanted at once, flrst-class wood finishers for rennishing old work and retouching and finishing new work; none but sober, experienced men need apply; give references and detail of experience and salary require ments first letter, or apply in person. Furniture Department, Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, Birmingham.
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wANTED-At once. good up-to-date, Address, Thrasher Market, Anniston. Ala.
 A PROMINENT manufacturer about to open branch office and distributing de- pot at Birmingham desires services of trustworthy, responsible manager to take charge; will pay $500 yearly, pay able monthly; also additional commits sions; applicant must furnish good ref erences and have s120o capital secure Address Manufacturer, Box E. E., Attle- boro, Mass.
 wANTED-Man, must Do willing to learn and capable of acting as our representa- tive; no canvassing or soliciting; good income assured. Address National Co., operative Realty Co.,, TOO Marden Bldg. Washington, D. c.
 s9o month. s6o expense allowance at start, to put out mercnandise and gro- cery catalogs; mail order house. Amer ican Home Supply Co.,. Desk 2S, Chi- cago.
 CIVIL service employees are paid well for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon; expert advice, sample questions and booklet 2O9 describing positions and telling easiest and quickest way to se- cure them free; write now. Washing ton Civil Service School, Washington. D. c.
 IF salary of sS5 per month and all trav- cling expenses, with advance check for s50 would be an incentive to go to work for us taking orders or appointing agents, write at once for particulars. The instructions sent when engaged are so complete that previous experience becomes unnecessary. Our goods knock out all competition, making you king of 1tv,A D Ma rfo 266 Chicago. III.
 ANYBoDY-Either sex, can mako s4 daily all year raising mushrooms for hotels and restaurants with my spawn in cellars sheds, boxes, etc. Free Illus trated instruction booklet. Hiram Bar ton. S29 West 18th st.. New York. WANTED-A good general solicitor splendid opening. Address D., 1912 2d avenue, Besserner, Ala.
 FOR TExAS-1910 bookkeeper s100, as- sistant $75 manager store $1200, clerks s75, shipping clerk, lumber, $150; man. ager yard $l200 American Opportunity Co, Houston, Tex 10-24-5t EXPERIENCE meter tester wanted in southern city; state age and expert ence. Address G-s1, care Age-Herald. SATESMEN, general store. S5; stock keeper, s75; bookkeeper s1O0; stenogra, pher, law, Sl5, 1lSIdBer, @lV, plii Cteih s6o store salesman, $50. Business Men $ Clearing House, 720 Maison Blanche New Orleans, La.
 WANTED-10O men to clean wall paper a good money making business; no ex- perence; full instructions, etc, 25c Clark Sales Co.,, Jacksonville, Ala. WANTED-Young men who can furnish references to become travelling sales men; experience unnecessary; write to- day for full particulars. Bradstreet Sys- tenn, Dept. 525. Rochester. N. Y.
 10-24-4t-su-we-fr-su SIS to s25 weekly to hustlers, whole or part time Benedict O., Narberth, Pa WANTED-Tile and grate and cement worker. Fiil Forsyth, 1905 Avenue D. WANTED-All kinds laundry help Apply Monday morning. City Steam Laundry. 510 South 23d street
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SONGS AND WRITER'S.

SONG writers, composers, send us your lyrics, melodies or complete songs. Immediate publication guaranteed If pos sessing merit. We publish Blue Bell'
 and other big successes. The F. B. Hav-
 Hand Music Pub. Co.,, Dept. 4S Broad way and 37th St.. New York. 10-3-6t-su
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FOR SALE-One pointer bitch; very fast, well trained, two years old; $40 One pair pointer pups, large enough to hunt this season; s15 each; all entitled regis tration. Address Dr. R. w. Shaw, Sum ter, Ala
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FOR SALE-I have recently completed two s-room, 2-story dwellings on 18th avenue, South Highlands. Nos. 1732 and 1736. These houses are heated by fur naces; have oak floors and tile bath rooms; modern in every particular; lots 50x140 each, facing south high, afford ing fine view of the mountain and valley-out of the smoke and dust of the city. I desire to lease these houses to tenants on long time contracts at $50 per month each. Richard Randolph. telephone, Bell 15S or 2243.
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HAIES--One cent word a day, no nd. taken for less than 2Sc for arst inEer- Oon. Cnah muat aecOmpanY order.
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A FEW years spent in the navy are years of valuable experience; habits of regu- larity are formed; healthy exercise, reg ular drills, and growing responsibility develop quickness and self-reliance: many large employers prefer men who have had naval training because more capable and efficient; young men with mechanical knowledge have greater op- portunities; they master their trade in- stead of being mere helpers. Go to a recruiting office and learn about the fine chances in the different branches of the service to save money, the hours of duty, cruises, sports, promotion, etc. You are not urged to enlist; individual ity will be developed, not suppressed, in the navy. Ask anyone in the service about 1t. The navy hanger in postofflce, and navy posters will give you an idea of the appearance of blue-jacket. Ap- ply at Navy Recruiting Office, Chamber. of Commerce Building. Birmingham, AL abama. f0-3-9t-su-we
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FOR SALE-On easy terms, or exchange for city or suburban property, small, well-improved farm close to churches and schools and on railroad having con- venient schedules to and from Birming- ham. c. E. Leonard, 2113 First avenue
 10-S-su-we-tf
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WANTED-To either sell my dry goods business out or get a good partner; l have 5000 to $10,000 stock dry goods. shoes and clothing. Address H-H, care Age Herald
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FOR SALE Ten-acre fruit and dairy farm in Thorsby. Ala. 10 minutes walk from station. Good buildings; will sell cheap If taken soon. For particulars write George G. Ehrenborg Brierfield,
 Ala. 10-3-su-we-tf
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RATES-One cent n Ward dayj no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton Cash snuat aceanRany order.
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WANTED-A few bright, intelligent young ladies of good character, between the ages of 16 and 22, for inside work; pleasant surroundings and interesting occupations: good salary to start and steady advancement to those with abil- ity; applicants must live in city with pa- rents or relatives and be able to fur nish unquestionable reference as to character; no previous business experi- ence necessary. Apply in own hand writing to Z-77. care Age-Herald.
 10-23-2t
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FOR sALE-Desirable corner and tive inside lots in West End; can make four lots by turning around; party wishes to go farther out. Address E-79, care Age
 Herald l0-2-3t
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WANTFD-Iron crib or small bed for child 10 months old must be in good condition; state color, condition and price in answer. Answer, F-S1, Age Herald
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FOR SALE-Second-hand automobiles at low prices; always see us before buying if you want a good automobile for lit-
 tie money Southern Garage Co.,, 520 South 20th street. 9-26-6t-su
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ONE CENT \ WORD.

RATEs-One cent word dRyg no ad. taken for less than 25c for frat inser- ffon- Cash must accompany order.
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FOR sALE-s850, easily worth s1OoO but am needing money and must sacrifice;
 corner lot 40x140, prettily located; North Highlands, one block of cars; one-half cash will do. Chance to pick up snap.
 Address M-S0 care Herald. 10-23-2t
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FOR sAfE-ss.50 per acre for 151s acres land, near Central of Georgia railroad, 24 miles east of Birmingham; timber worth the money and land as much
 more. Smith & Stillman, 205-o6 Hood
 bldg. 1O-23-2t
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FOR sAIE-one of the prettiest corners
 on the South Highlands for $500; ele- vated with splendid view. Hill Fergu- son, Bell 24eo. 10-23-2t
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FOR sALE-One block of Highland ave-
 nue; little 5o-foot lot for S2S50. Hill
 Ferguson, Bell 24G0. 10-23-2t
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FOR sALE-New Broom South High lands house, on big corner lot oak floors
 and oak trim; strictly modern only $7oO0 Hill Ferguson, Bell 24e0. 10-23-H
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FOR SALE-Three Thoroughbred point CT pups. Address 15 Canal street, or phone Peoples 73, West End.
 10-22-2t-fr-sil sil
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FOR SALE OR LEASE-Ten acres, nine houses. barn, wells and orchard. within three miles of Birmingham, Ala. Ad- dress Ed. Prickett. R. F. D. 6, N. Birm- ingham. Bell phone TAP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-24

FOR sALE-Two gallons Jackson Mono gram whisky, express prepaid, for s4.
 with an elegant deck of playing cards free. Rye or corn, specify kind wanted when ordering. Write at once to The H. Jackson Co.,, Jacksonville, Fla, 2346 Forsyth street. 1O-10-4t-su
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MANTED-Buyers of paint in big lots to communicate with s. J. Johnston. 1910 4th avenue; represents highest paint and varnish factory in United States.
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WANTED-A competent bookkeeper; one capable of taking charge of an up-to-
 date real estate and insurance business.
 Address P-S0, care Age Herald. 10-23-2t
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BRIGHT, energetic man can make big money selling proposition that sells. Call 19171s Avenue E, Ensley.
 1C-224t
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iWANTED-Names of persons desiring to live in California and willing to work out their transportation; your applica- ton with 20 cents brings all particulars. Transportation Agency, 13 San Diego, Cal
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WANTED-Reliable intelligent man to handle our business you don't need to leave home; attractive proposition to right party; references exchanged. Wes- tern Land and Abstract Co.,, Oklahoma
 City Okla. 10-17-2t-su
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CONSIGN your horses and mules to our
 auction sale Thursday, October 28. F'ies 6 Sons 1O-24-4t
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MISS TAYLOR. stenographer; prompt. accurate. private, confidential office help furnished. 57 Brown-Marx. Bell S251; night, 2416.
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FOR sALE-Nice stock of groceries, good stand. cheap rent doing a good busi- ness; reason for selling, going to leave city. Call at 1913 North 18th street.
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WAN IEI-MABG HnI5f
 -S~|>~>~~~>-~-<.-~-y>s-~--- ->ss-s~r~~~~~-~~~---- WANTED--Railway mall clerks. city car riers, postoffice clerks; examinations in Birmingham November IT. preparation free. Franklin Institute, Dept 2-G Rochester N. Y. 10-5-31t
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FOR sALE-Sixteen gauge, hammerless, automatic ejecting, L. c. Smith shot gun; leather case and cleaning outfit. Perfect condition. Cost s65. Price $32. 50. Address N-SO, care Age-Herald.
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FOR SAI.E-F'or quick sale before we ship, half price or part in lumber. 15x2O horse power Case traction engine. Come see us. Pulling four wagons with one engine hauling logs four miles, two trips day; cost only s1.50 day for coal.
 Otis Cook, Talladega, Ala. 1o-N-2t-su
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WANTED-Horse, runabout and harness together or separate. Reply quick Ad- dress Z-S1. care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Young men (white and col ored) to prepare as firemen brake men, sleeping car and train porters h. structions given at home by man
 Write for application blank Give name. age and position wanted l. Railway c. l., No. II Indianapolis, Ind.
 -3Ot-sa-su-Me
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WANTED-Young men for railroad fire men, brakemen, baggagemen s75-S100 to start; early promotion; experience un- necessary state age, weight and height
 Address Railway Bureau, 55s Panama building St. Louis, Mo. 2-14-52t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-24

FOR sALB-S15o0 lot in Country club diB- trct. two blocks of Highland ave-, 5ox175, east front. Owner, Box 51.
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sf7oo-Just completed, an ideal Groom, 2-story home, modern in every detail; furnace heat, hardwood floors, papered throughout large, elevated lot; on car linei adjoining Glen Iris; see this and you will trade. Terms. $500 cash, bal ance to suit at per cent. Gibson Realty Co.,. 216 North Hst street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-24

sSS5c-Just completed. modern Groom cot tage; hall and bath; large lot, near car line; you must see this to appreciate; terms. Gibson Realty Co.,, 216 North 21st street.
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FOR SALE-Or exchange for vacant lots in West End. stock of groceries and fixtures, invoice about $500. Address A S. and " B. Wollam, North Bir- mingham, Ala. 10-24-2t-su
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WANTED-SITUATlONS

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, cashier and
 general office man, now employed. de-
 sires change: best references from pres ent employer and others Address Box 696 Ensley. 10-l9-6t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATEs--0ne cent word a day; no nd taken for less than 25c for first iuser- ten Cash must ae.onaanv ordrr
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FOR sALE-One block from Woodland Park station. on North Bessemer car line, seven lots with S92 feet front by 14o feet with fine grove of trees. east frontage. Make us an offer. Bunker, 2111 1st avanue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-24

FOR SALE. S24Oo-New modern broom cottage, large hall and bath; large ele- vated lot facing east; convenient to car line, in choice locality of Woodlawn; terms s2Oo cash. balance $25 month Gib- son Realty Co.,, 218 North 21st street
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WANTED-Four news agents to run on passenger trains out of Selma; must have blue clothes and $10 cash for se- curity. Address Union News Co.,, Selma,
 Ala 10-23-2t
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WANTED -First-class male stenographer and assistant bookkeeper Address P. O. Box 800, Montgomery Ala. 10-2S-7t WANTED-Man with experience as gen eral furnace manager or assistant; state age, experience and salary wanted
 Address V-S0, care Age-Herald. 1o-23-2t
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FOR SALE-A $52 cash certificate on beautiful Rosemont lot for $25. Address Mrs. N. D., 1914 Huntsville avenue, city.
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WANTED-To sell, a comparatively new Remington No 8 typewriter; a bar gain; machine is worth $75; will take $50 cash or best offer Address U-S1 care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-24

WANTED Situation. out of town, by an
 experienced meat curter and commis-
 sary man. Address S-S0, care Age-Her- aid. 10-23-3t
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Painters; 40 cents per hour
 Apply at Postoffice. 10-23- St