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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11

tumbling is of the very best and their antics are new The feature of the act is the revolving arch,' which is quite an innovation and which calls for difficult work on the part of the acrobats.
 The motion picture of work which is being done on the Panama canal is a thoroughly instructive and entertaining
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
WANTED-AGENTS

agent; the Annortcan Hebrew. leading Jewish weekly of America. requires an ex- periencsd subscription agent for Bir- rninghaxn and vicinity. Must know fhe Jewish community and be able 10 furnish good references. A high class man or woman can make per- uaansnt arrangements of striking lv attraetzve nature. Apply with ref eronnos to the American Hebrew, 4S9 wlfth avenue, New York City.
 s-9-st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
Paul Gilmore in "The Candidate" ]"

"'rhe Candidste,' Mir. Paul Gilmore's new comedy, which he and his company have had in preparation since early this first time a short while ago, scoring a big hit from its opening performance, will be seen at the Jefferson theatre on Saturday, matinee and night, with MT. Gilmore in the stellar role.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
Woman Lived as a Man.

Montreal, January 10-The wardens of the jail today discovered that person committed last week under the name of William Dubers, e5 years old. is a wom- an She admitted having nasqueraded as man for 35 years, most of the time gaining her living a deck hand on lumber barges. William is now in the infiramary of the iail, wearing skirt, which she finds most awkward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
CITY ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. 245
Be it Ordained by the City Council 0 Birmjnuhan as follows.

" Birmingham as follows:
 That the annual license ordinance en- titled An ordinance to prescribe and fix licenses for the businesses, occupations and professions in the city of Birmingham for the year 1910." be and the same is hereby amended as follows: Sec. TT. GREEN MEATS. Each retail dealer in green meats, wheth- CT principal stock or not when gross business is less than $1000.$ 35.o0 S1oO0 and less than $500 ... .. .. 5000 $500 and over =. .. m 75.00 Sec 274 OILS. Wholesale dealer in lubricating Illuminating, lin- seed and turpentine oilst when gross business is less than
 s4oO0 and less than s7o.o00 .. 90o.oo $75,0O0 and over .. =. ... ... ], ,500 .O0 Adopted January ,, 1910.
 H. E. SHROPSHIRE, JR., City Clerk Approved January 10, 1910.
 FRANK P. O'BRIEN, Mayor ge-Herald, January II, 1910.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11

ing and handsome as Bella Amador. but might improve her enunciation with the omission of few rolled "r's''.
 The show is richly staIed and offers on the whole an excellent evenings en- tertainment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
AMUsNMENTS.
rn. Girl of the Golden West

"The Girl of the Goiden west.
 dramatic attraction of real merit will be the engagement of David Be- lasco's own company in his most sue cessful play. "The Girl of the Golden Vest" at the Jefferson theatre tomor- row. matinee and night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
Order Whisky From Chattanooga


  good nos reason able prices o  will patr Our Attractive Prices Express Prepaid Via Southern Or United States Express.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
0NE CENT 4 WORD

N'tIEs--One cent word a dayj no ad. .Neh Tor less thnn 25c for first inser- lion Cash must accomnany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
FOUND.

FoUND-The scarr pin of gentleman who arranged his tie at L. & N. station Sunday. Accurate description and 30 cents gets pin J. R. Shannon. Tseum- sch, Ala
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WANTED-Additional cap

WAN AGO-3 -3AoeAltloAdl CdP- ital for a mining proposition located in Alabama. Ground floor inducement to investors. $50, 100000 needed, which we are willing to subscribe in amounts not less than $1000.0 S-23 Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.

ITS Sd avenue, store. $50. 2609 Tompkins avenue, north. rooms, s14. 12l2 Cotton avenue, West End, rooms,
 $20 .00.
 722 2eth street. north, rooms, s20 140s 10th avenue, south rooms, S20. 91e Bellevue avenue, south, rooms, sS0. J. H. HEiNEKE R. E. & l. A. Co.,, Agts.
 Phones 45 PA North 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11

W1NTED-Ten experienced linernen; also 2O white helpers; hall boy; butler: la borsRs, $1.50, pay every day: woma n
 bookkeeper: hotel office woman; white rnasdo; linen. also pantry women; other fobs. Room 626 Chamber of Commerce
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
WANTED-ROARDERS

NICELY furnished room with board, in private home, all modern conven- fences. centrally located 71S N. 21st street. 12-2S-tf ROOM with board 2209 9th avenue
 12-2S-30t WANTED-Table boarders; good table; meals in town. Apply S39 South 20tn street. Mrs. NJ. E. Seibert. Also steam heated room for couple I-4-7t FGkNtSHED front room to couple or two gentlemen at Five Points. with or without board. Bell phone 174S
 1-9-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
Rooms WANTED = Board

Rooms = WANTED = Board BEAUTIFUL room with board near Five Points; steam heat. 123o South 10th street. 1-9-10t BOARD-Gentleman wants board. Ad- dress R-23. care Age-Herald
 wANTED-Board by young man of good character. on Southside No objection to roommate. Write at once, giving number of house and what conven- fences you have, with rates. Address at once, N-23, care Age-Hsrald 1-11-3t WANTED-Rooms, two or three furnished for light housekeeping at once. in the suburbs preferred. Give full particu- lars. Address Hugh J. Smith, general delivery. 1-11-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
WANTED--SALESMt,N

" 4l4N IIII1 -kOhJIlkJ M IT " WANTFD-An experienced fur salesman 10 carry popular priced furs as q side line, on good commission basis; ref erences of N. T. houses preferred. Jaffe & Zatulove, 4o P. 12th street. N. Y.
 1-0-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
WANTED-HELP

T1BORTRS having families can find employment at Fort Payne, Ala. The female members can obtain work in the knitting mills. while the male members can work in the brick plant. heading mill and on the works of the Fort Payne Fuel and Iron Co.,, Ltd. Write to Pro- gressive league. or to Fort Payne Fuel and Iron Co.,. Ltd, Fort Payne. Ala.
 1-11-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11

WANTFD-Position as bookkeeper by
 young man with five years experience.
 For further information write r. O. Box 5s4, Anniston. Ala. l-ll-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
LOST-ST -STRAYED--STOLEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOsT-Pit Bull Terrier, colored brindle and white has about two-inch scar on back; well trimmed answers to name of Bull Eye; will likely be found west of Decatur Car Wheel works; return to 924 South 18th street, and be rewarded
 1-11-2t-tus- thu LOST-Small gold locket stone in back. E. A. engraved on front return to Age Herald office and receive reward or call Bell phone 204
 LOST-Gold monogram ribbon fob, in itials J. G.; gold owl pin on ribbon. Suitable reward if returned to J. E. Greenbaum, care the H. Black Co, Cleveland, o. 1-11-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
.ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent a word a day; no ad taken for less than 25c for first iuser ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

ANTED-Railway mali clerks; com mencement salary $500. Spring examina- tions everywhere; candidates prepared free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2-J.
 Rochester N. Y. 12-2-S1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11
MONEY TO LEND
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Good woman cook in small family near goth street, South High lands; good pay. furnished room, fuel,
 lights. Apply afternoons only at Room ', Steiner building. 1-S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in private family, South Highland home, one gentleman only; furnace heat bath
 electricity; reference required. Call Bell phone 2S67. 1-9-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-11

TWO unfurnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, water and lights
 furnished, good location, on three car lines, 1021 g. 18th. 1-9-3t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

ihergeben norben. Stauneno, beipunbernb fanben bic
Sngenielrt Der WeIt, unter ibneu foIhe. bic felbsr
S40pfer srobartissr 8srttbrszg enlren in Der qlisu IeIt
gepeien, am Gtnguns bes dr@itsttonii9 ~bolenbeten unb
miPs Prattil4ite nit ~I.lten.m Raffinem.nt einseri9tstsn
8dhnhofs an Der Siebtnten 2benne unb 8ierunbbreiBigs
Fen StraBe. Der Babnbof ninlmi, bic SuiIerisn, ben
@atitan uno ben pstersburger @interpalaf a%usgenouns
men. mebr 9runb unb 8oben Gin ais irgenb elm dnber.s
gebGube in Der 9eidi9tt Der Meni6kit. limb isRe btet
hiitorii4en purben in Sabrbunbertsn erbaut un6 bonsns
BET. Wdbrenb Der Yennlplpunias8obn Der ib iiber
a4t older 2anb .rHredt, unb beBtn auBsnmauern cine
ipeni9er as ie4s Sabren 1T. 3par 1T Der 9ebanfe, ben
9uolon nno ben gaf Riper 81 t%lnusIiren, lnb banit Der
8dbn, bic bisher in Rem Seriep ousmiinoete, in Rem
Yorf ielber einen terminus 81 idaffen, ipbaB Der Reis
ienbe 5ipeitauienb Meilen obne Waesntps1IeI, pom fernen
Wefen bis 5ur Spite bon Gong Sslanb, fabren lam,
t6on btraig Sabre ali. I6er bic S6fpierigteiten, ipelde
ben Sngenieureu, Die 6lub unb Selienlaser gu bur1s
bredben batten, id boten, iparen 10 eroB. bic 8oien 10
enprni, bds nsue Nep Yort nod niht fertig, bab ert
i'm Sabre 1900 an bic ausfibrlng Der pIGne erniIia
gebaht fprrbe. Bier Sabre lang bat bic @eIeIi9aft iii
BEN Orr9itta, einem unternebTen 10 grob tpe Der ipeits
bin geribmte @ulsbraz 9ur9ttd bes panama-aanols,
s~earbtitet, @ins Stabt bon finfbnnbert Do6nbduiern
nubts pernihtet tperbsn, ee Der erFe @paenitid fir
ben Babnbof get6dn perben fonute. Menn .3dblen BEE
sriffe bon benz @i9antiben seben %tonren, 10 mas's Der
9erron, Der 21,500 SUB mibt, ssben. Die 1900 spas
nen @rdnit, bic aus ben Steinbri1erl an Srt unb STEELE
gu i9affen iparen. 9ie $1,000 sonnen Stabl, pelbe
ods @trippe %biloeten; bic fiinf5ebn Miaionen 3iSels
feline, Die Der gdl peri9lau9; bic 10000 elsttrii9en
Siater, bic ben 8abn6of beleuhtsn. limb fir Elm Milios
nerageu Yort, fir oas Nep gort Der s3utunft aud, in
bas aeienperf, bus inter SiiTen. inter benz @eltsin Der
Smell Wtonbattan, inter benz 5fuFe lpieber, bon Stat
sa Stdat Iid) eritrsdt, beredhnet.
@uf Der Gsp gort Gentrals8abn purSe 6as &leib,
bas lanse Sabre ibr ipobl seltIsn bate, gu eng. Sbr
Prpblsm mar Elm anberes. absr bod bus Problen, nit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

benz ~upbernittn Rem gort Saritt gu balten. Der Sdu
etles neten Bdhnbofs, elmer tleinen Siaot bon moDerneu
9ebauosn, bic fh am Ranbe i6res S9isnsunebes erbebeR
louen. niibte Dor ii1 sepen, pbne ben 0ertehr gu untera
brs9en, obnt ben 6abrplan bon 9oials unb GrpreBSisen
aud nir cine Minuts gu ftOren. Sn pislen 8tSitbnneen
elm pro6lem, bas sr6ber 1T aIs ~oasisnise, peldes bic Nts
balm, bic pennlplbonid. ioebeu gel6ft bat. Sn adtSehn
Wtonoten Grbeit Iouie bas Bsrt Der ~tpmplttten hinge
ttaltuns bollenoet ieih. aub.r benz 8ahnbof. Der an
Stels 6es perbaItnismdBig ntuen. allen Sremben as
Srano Central pobIbetdnnten treten tptrb, elm 8erfebrs=
palait m%ooerniter 8onIiruttion. pirb i9 cine LANCE Heibe
%pprnebner Mohnbduier erbebtn. 0enn nur bieie MAIDEN
es Der SeieaI4aft m0sIia, ben 8ompler bon qruhts
bduisn auf auBerorSentlid ioitipielieem SrunbbeiiB Der
Staot gu errihten tne nit profit gu cperirsn. 8ofet
oof pteies Rteienunternebn1en bunbert uno adtSebn Drill
ltoren Dollars. neber SfudnSig @IpdS eritredt e. i6,
nit fetnen febsis adsrn bon geleiIen unb gsbGuben.
Der Perron ALIEN iprb 10 grob iein, bab Der Mubiiou
square Sareen beqlem plab bariu finber tunn. unb Der
Warteiaal ipiro Raum fir finftduieno 8erloner babtn.
gsripeilen mir nod einsR turSen ausenblid bel ben
groBen Bertebrsbauteu, init ipslten ods mobernt Tetp
gort. bas SiebensM iniouensGep gort, T9 fir bic 3us
tunft riiitet. Mud bic 8riden, ipel1e ben Sidrm oes
Subicn ibsripannen, unb 8rootIpn unb Aueens Borough,
b. /. Gong Sslanb, nit Manbattan ~berbinbsn, gebDren
hier9r. Die 8roptlpnsr Bride Der 70er Sabre, bos uts
persGnslide Oentmal bs 0eltiden R%oeblins, IFS bente
nidt mebr allen. Settle an Settle reiben ih, probutte
b~erielben gridenbdii=Sunf, nllr etipas tnpberniiirt, nur
Stab itatt Stein, bic DiQiunsbur9er (@aEt 2ipsr
Bribg), bic Wanbattdn, bic 8ladtpeaS Sslono ober
Nusensbprougbs8riide. @Qs entitonpen lie in bieien
Sdbren. @eplant 1T cine an6ere, pel9e ben SubIon
iel6er 5Diiden Rep Serisp unb Neip gort iiberIpannen
iol. Wos gu ~goebFnss 3eien bas gBert zines Wiens
thsndltsrs mar, eritebt belte in Elm paar Sabren. Gin
&dpital bon mebr ais 1uubert Miqionen Dollars rtprGs
itsbentauitnO Sub 1T. llnO iebe brett senus if, Inn
1870
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Die Spiela6r.
Bon 0ttItp ,. aiIitntron

Dor .iniaen cSabren bsTudte ih cine jung, Dame,
bic id cine lang. 3et niht seIebsn hate. Sn ihrea
pGtsrli9en SauIe battle i'd mants frok Sthnbe berlebt.
Run traf i'd ie tpiebsr as ptrbeiratbett Grau. Sic mar
na6 BEN Sobs ibrsr @itern nit ibrent 9dtten IN os
ertrbte Sous eeSDgen. 9ort rndttt lie mid NIT lbtsui
liebtnspiirbiesR GbebtrrR betannt. Mir u~nttrbdItsn nns
bon Dem, bon btlsm, mics 70 esbt. s&ls i'd uidb per'
dbi9ieben mil, tritt 6rau be gBiele gu mir; -Ste mullen
F4 bon Der garteniaaItbir ous bic aunbidoft ipisbsr
bstru9ttn. SD trinaere mid, ME ssrrs Sic bon bort
in Die 6srne I6outen.s
,GRit 9ersuIsen, eRGbies frau"
,Nir brei aeben oil Die 2bir,
r9os 1T @rDaisn," idst 6err be @teIs,
Der rotbe feint Sburmg'
~Nein. etfuas rsbts; bite i6er ben gpf,tbaum meg.
rab ia, id iebe. Sd psrmiHe abtr bic bubble
Stride bon 8ampen. Sic log bod
Die bat bty Sltb i'm pOriseu Sabre sinetdl4ert..
.Du bNt Der bsT-ts gru-ber u-aut ni4t,-
IpeIt plobIidb bic ate Rptptoubr uuf Der Dele.
5rau be Wiele err0tbet lsi1t: paber, 9err yDottor.
tauienbmal nm ger5sibuus, bb i'd neine Pfli9ten ais
Sunsfrau persdb. Sic miNeR nit uns f%riibftiden,"
unb bic iunse 6ruu III psridpnnnen.
Wtir fil ba, planps fpe Der Stein IN ben &tldp.
cine tleine, bi6fds, uni9uloise Geidi9ts elm.
8alb iaBtn mir am 6ribfidstiid. 5rau pc Biels
1T better ps oorbin. Die Hotbe 1T ldneit p%erflossn.
auf BEN Rudbuuispes mubie i'd einmdl Dor MID
btnld9eln:
5ran be SBiele. ipe ie nod rim iuuees MGeden
mar, uno i'd bdteR einnal in ihtpHler WstttdeituItoe
in Der @arttnidultbir ~eeitanbsc SD entiann mid. baB
aus Der nun abgebrannten Stride BON &arpeu init bic
Subrmarttsfobus ausscbdrst purbe, uub bab mir has
beobahteten,
@s mar 10 itiu.
9as bibIde i6lante MGbdsn lag, lpsb Der sadud,
mics fam, an meiner Sdulttr.
@s mar 10 fin.
0seine redte Sanb umfuBt, peib ber Rudud, mics
fam, itr @irtelbdnb.
SIS mar 10 fin.
mir tibten ms.
.0u bt - Der beI-ts 8rt-psr a-aud nidt,'
Ipielte plSBtid bic alte Rototpubr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Der BIsisiift.

IS tommt uns ipobl Ielten in ben Sim, IN tpte
bpbem 9rabe Civilization bon benz beIdeioenen, %unld1el''
barren 8leiIttft obbdn9t. unb ipe piel oieier tleirt 9e9en'
itanb 3u ben &Initen b~eieetra9en bat.
g8as bat niht Die1es ileine @erGtb 81 Mege 9ebradt
inbem IS Der Meni9en @ebanteu ausbrud perlieb utto
lie i6ermittdte2 gDel1en plat tprO bic @eidi6te tbl
~dnlpeifen ais Elm 9lgens 3ur 8erepiguHg Der @eihihtea
as oes Meni9en ur5ertrennlider uno %pertrauter Sea
gleiter, peIder Der Gelt feline Greuben unb aeteert ent'
biIIt, nin,rnt er teine 9eringe Stele in Der 6oroerltng
bon sortIdritt lnb &ultur eih
Sn Gn9lanb gsborer, in 0eutf6lanb er3ogelL in ben
gereinieten @tdaten gu ieinem ppaen Wa9stbunt 9ebradllt,
1T Der 8Ieifift, ipie er iebt gemadt ipirb, grobentbetls
zine S6Dpfung anteriidniH4er Senttrdft.
OILS cine amerttaniide S%Snouitrie bat bic 9lsiitift'
5abritation ihon ldusft ibre 5laumfebern abeeitoBen,
unb fe sdblt iebt gu ben grobsn unb tptdtigen Wianlltat'
turen i'm 2anbe. Die iiiue[en Sabre bdben ~geipdIttgs
SortIdritte in ibrr Gnttpidluns aufSuipeiien Se9abt.
SSn run6er Sunrne iperoen jGbrlit p%ierbnnbert Uftl,
ltonen 8leitife in ben 8ereiningten Stoaten ~perfertI9t.
LIN btefe auantitat bersnitellsn, iinb jsSes Sahr 5tpsis
bunberttauienb 9dune Iiiolide Hot65eoer erforoerlih,
bic einaige bisbtr. sntbedte SoI5art, tpelde nit Grfols
fir bieien ,3ped p~ertpenOet tperbsn lam.
Gs 1T ldn9It bic 8epflogenbsit bon Bleififts6obris
tanten gstpeIen, ibren @rael9nis etnen Sautndmen gu
geber. un6 10 tonmt es, oaB Der 8leifHt in S9rer Sai9s
einen Hamerl 6at, burd ipelhen er iets ibenttf3irt piro.
Giner Der b~eliebteten unO am %ueiften benlbten 9lei'
ftfte Der 1O9eren Sorte 1T Der pNRonSor sgsnttft, gtele
Willionen bdbon tperben itbeS ,5a9r bon benz 6dbritanttn
Gberbarb 5aber abssisst nnS f4On felt lange 1T
sr Der tonmer5ieae Multerbleiittft %geporoer. Seine
fd6ne gelbe Yolitur nit gpISberGnoerier orbbirter Utetaas
ipibe unO rotbsm Sunni finb @eI6dftsIeatsu ihon idngft
Iieb %eeporben.
Die Gbttbatb ) a btr'5abriten inb in 8roots
Inn, Netp gort, selegen, mo segen %eintauienb 6anbfperisr
in Der SerFelung ibrer po6lbetannten Waaren bei9dftigt
iinb. Der 9%lsiitft 1T oas prooutt ~pieIfdItieer Operas
t%ionsn. tpo3u bic 8enubung Derpidelter Miu5aintn lub
auberbem bel SanOarbeit gsbSrt. Sur @eihaffuns bes
fir feline S%erfteauas erforberIiaen Robudterials tpirb
b, gauge GeIt in &onttibation seieBt GeblOn Iisfsrt
feline Graphite. SnOieu leineu Summit, 9tdiIien ieinsn
8autTdut uno bic @ereintsteu Stdaten ibre 3eber. DteIe
Stoffe, untsr br i%unbigen 8ebanOlung bts G~be1niters.
NIT Silfe seididter San6perter unb ausecJeidneter
MdIfinerie, ipielen ale ibre 9aoae in Der YroOuttion
bieies nnent6sbri9en 9egentunoes, tpelher tdslif bonn
Sdulsimner big gum @eiben Sauic Guf tauTenberIei
psrI6isbsnt art feline arbett Oerridtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

= Sine neie 9sripenbung fir Qluminiun bat i4
in beifen @srbinbun9 nit Sob %9efunOsn. luobei elm
Metall entfebt, beFen prGHtises Qusiebsu ss1 gu Diel,
fdder 8enubuns in Der Suipslertunft gssiSnss tnudt.
Die etgiruns 6itsht nnsefd1r aus 78 PrO5snt Sob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

tsortfebrina anf Der So eeiis.)
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-12
Vacuum Clothes Washer.

At recent expositions in Melbourne
and Sydney Vice-Consul General
Henry ID. Baker found that much at.
tention was attracted to an ingenious
Australian invention of a machine for
washing clothes by means of suction
caused by a vacuum, which he de-
scribes:
The device In appearance resem-
bles a metal cone or inverted perfor-
ated funnel. 1t may be placed in a
copper boiler or ever In an ordinary
kerosene tin. When the water boils,
steam is generated inside the cone,
this forming the water in a spray out
Of the top of the funnel, thus forming
a acuu inside the cone. To refill
this cut the water is sucked
through the clothes continuously, and
this percolation goes on at the rate OF
four gallons a minute, the dirt being
removed by force and rapid circua.
ton. The machine appears to re.
move all kinds of dirt and discolora.
lion, and to leave the articles washed
SNOW white" in appearance, while II
also saves the rough handling Incl.
dent to usual laborious rubbi ID and
Bcrubbing. and SO tends to eliminate
wear and tear, and serious damage to
delicate fabrics, linens, laces, etc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-12
RAW ECZEMA ON HANDS

Il had eczema on my hands for ten
years. 1 had three good doctors but
none of them did any good. 1 then
used one box of Cuticura Ointment
and three bottles Of Cuticura R~esolvent
and was completely cured. My hands
were raw all over, inside and out, and
the eczema was spreading all over my
body and limbs. Before l had used one
bottle, together with the Cuticura
Ointment, my sores were nearly
healed over, and by the time l had
used the third bottle, I was entirely
we'll. To any one who has any skin
or blood disease I would honestly ad.
wise them to fool with nothing else,
but get Cuticura and get well. My
hands have never given me the least
bit of trouble up to now.
my daughters hands this summer
became perfectly raw with eczema.
She could get nothing that would do
them any good until she tried Cuti-
cura- She used Cuticura R~esolvent
and Cuticura Ointment and In two
weeks they were entirely cured. I
have used Cuticura for other members
Of my family and it always proved sue
cessful. Mrs. M. e. Falin, Speers
Ferry. Va, Oct 10. 1909"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-12
RENTER SHED AT THE FIT
Prospective Tenant Who Couldn't
Stand for EpIIeptlo stunts Being
Thrown on His Front steps.

There is more than one way to
queer a deal in real estate" said the
renting agent. THE other day | had
just about rented one OF my four-story
houses when a man fell down in a At
at the bottom OF the front steps. The
prospective tenant saw him fall.
GOOD heavens he said, what a
narrow escape
Il took that remark at an expires.
sion of sympathy for the sick man,
but the renter soon let me know that
1t was he who had a narrow escape,
not the other fellow.
Nothing gets on m, nerve said
he, like a fit. Suppose l had signed
the lease before I saw that
II protested that the %neighbors had
not the habit of stopping in front of
that house and throwing As.
MAYBE not said he, but | shall
take no chances. l just moved from
a house that was occupied formerly
by a man who had a weakness for fits.
Every fit thrower In town knew that,
The house was marked and every
time a professional needed a little
assistance he just Topped. down in
front of that house and received q
new start in life. After the funny old
philanthropist moved away they kept
on coming. Nothing could stop them
so | moved. Now | nearly clinch a
bargain for another house and the
first thing ! see Is a fiji
When a nan has a prejudice like
that arguments are of no avail. all
still looking for a tenant"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-12
Casey at the Bat.

This famous poem is contained in the
Coca-Cola Baseball Record Book for
1910, together with records, schedules
for both leagues and other valuable
baseball information compiled by au-
thorities. This interesting book sent
by the Coca-Cola Co., Of Atlanta, Ca,
on receipt of &c stamp for postage.
Also copy Of their booklet "The Truth
About Coca-Cola" which tells all about
this delicious beverage and why it is
so pure, wholesome and refreshing.
Are you ever hot-tired-thirsty?
Drink Coca-Cola-it is cooling, re-
lieves fatigue and quenches the
thirst. At soda fountains and car
donated in bottles-5c everywhere.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-12
II Stretch,

The assessor was doing the very
best he could, but the farmer was
shrewd and wary.
How many acres Of farming land
have your" he inquired warily.
Bout 20, l guess" said Reuben.
Twenty! Why, it looks to me like
nearer 1870. Come, now, can't you in.
crease that a little? There are surely
more than 20 acres in that tract. Sup
pose you stretch that a little"
Say, Teller" said the farmer. "this
amt no rubber plantation."-Harper's
Monthly.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-12
Love is the Great ThInu.

And so, after all. whether a man
and woman are like or unlike, grave
or gay; whether he is a genius and
she a dainty fool, or the pair of them
Just two ordinary commonplace per-
sons, we come back to the old CUES
lion: And do they really love one
another?"
those who really love each other,
deeply and truly, will get on together,
for the simple aso that when they
DO not agree they will either compro-
mise or agree to differ amicably.
Love is a great teacher and will round
off angles as nothing else can do
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