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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
in FULL
BLAST
Apple Display at Expo.
sition Magnificent
Big Crowds


DENVER, Jan. 5.-The national ap,
pie show Is now ON in full blast. The
display of fruit is magnificent. Trains
today brought in many delegates. The
hrst business of the session was this
morning. after being called to order
by r. w Gees of Kansas City. presi.
dent OF the association. Addresses of
welcome were delivered by Governor
Shafroth and Mayor Speer. Mr.. Wag,
ner of Chicago responded After the
annual address by the president mum,
Der of papers wera read. This after.
noon the apple packing contest is
going on at the Auditorium, attended
by IA great crowd.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
The Higher the
Safer You Are

PARIS, Jan. 5.--"The higher you go
the safer you are" declared Louis
Bleriot, the aeroplane channel cross
er" today In commenting on the death
of Leon De La Grange during the
flight at Bordeau yesterday. Bleriot's
expression is Joined by other French
aviators Il think the death of De La
Grange. Lefebre. Fernandez and Fer
ber were all due to their flying too
close to the ground, where the air
currents are always variable. The
buildings, topography, the varying
temperatures Of earth and many other
things contribute to create these cur
rents, which are usually In an upward
course, and no matter how careful the
aviator, he is In constant danger Of a
change in the air" said Bleriot.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
AMERICAN MONEY FOR
FOREIGN PockETeooks
(From New York World !

tFrom New York World
Something like $50 OOO. 900 In cash
Is believed to have gone in Christmas
presents from immigrants in the
united states to relatives in Europe
The New York postofiice alone has
sent more than s7,5OO,0OO in money
orders. The St. Louis sailed a day
ahead of time and is hustling across
the sea with all her 10000 reindeer
power in order to land her Christmas
remembrances in ondon and Paris
next Saturday. Private forwarding
agencies report their business as from
40 to so per cent better than last year,
and upon that fact base rosy conclu.
sions as to the resumption and per
manence of prosperity
Some say that Uncle Sam is over.
doing the Christmas business. Bless
his generous heart, II he does it is
only what plenty of respectable ell.
derly gentlemen are doing these days,
The grain and meat and cotton he
ships on exchange must pay for the
60,0OO.O00 Christmas bills; and per
haps twice as much from the same
senders during the year besides: and
n hundred million to American girls
married abroad and others in our for.
eign colonies. and finance the years
tourists; and provide good cheer on
New Years day and July to foreign
holders OF American securities-in all
more than s6OO.0OO,0OO.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
Arsenal. Of Lead.

In 1906. E. p. Taylor tested this
spray in comparison with lime-sulfur
for the destruction Of the peach twig
morer In Mesa county. Colorado, and
found it gave decidedly better results
than lime-sulfur. SO either hme-sul
fur or arsenate of lead may be used
for this insect. and should be applied
when the first pink color of the buds
begins to show in the spring.
C. p. GILLETTE,
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
WOULD PROTECT THE WIVES.

Mrs. Gussie Ogden of Cincinnati
has given $1,000 toward fund to be
used for the protection of women
slandered by their husbands. She
wants law in Ohio that will pun
ish man who ISLANDERS his wife. She
Ia life member of the Humane So
ciey of Ohio, and is much interested
In the cases OF women Ill treated by
their husbands and the childrAn- af-
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
Two More Killed
By Auto Route

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Lewis E. Cone,
a wealthy horseman. and his wife were
killed in collision between an Illinois
Central train and their touring car in
the southern section of the city today
The train rounded curve just as the
automobile was crossing the track.
The engine struck the tonneau. hurI-
ing the machine against suburban
station platform. Mrs. Cole was
crushed into a shapeless mass and
died instantly. Cone died while being
carried away from the wreck Of the
machine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
PROMISES NO GOOD.
Editor Herald:

Editor Herald:
My attention has been called TO an
article appearing In the morning
paper the first day of the year in
which the editor had u signed article
about the ninety-ninth one-about
the black flag" etc. being as numer.
GUS as mosquitoes In summer time, in
which a begging appeal is made for
the hundreds he had traduced In his
paper to forget and forgive and get
busy and deem 1t pleasure to roll
in cartwheels in order that he may be
better able to carry on a war on the
merchants and the town and county
whenever a change of boose is made
NO doubt the appeal. ia. mads. Japing
during the year on account of the un-
warranted and dirty attacks on the
religious element. preachers and all
others not wallowing In the mire with
him, he evidently finds II necessary to
change his tactics for the time being
But will he be able to fool the public
all same Barnum. Maybe so. He has
been able to do 80 with many. II Is
possible those whom he has traduced
in every way possible-their busines
and good name. will flock to his ban
ner and consider II pleasure to
throw dollars his way, but for one he
does not work" this duck, and the
20 hs hs,r
II they forget about the Ute reserva-
tion deals, the blacklistlng of Duran
go merchants and advocacy of cata.
log houses, the vile and slanderous at.
tacks on the leading enterprises. such
as smelter, coal and timber interests,
standing In with the government Sc.
cret service men and agents and by
his own confession aiding them in
every way to block the wheels OF prog
ress. and to his agency can no doubt
be largely traced the delay in rail.
road building from the south, because
the Southern Pacific would be running
trains into Durango today and thou
sand men working In the coal mines
had not so much dirty work been
secutioDs," not prosecutions" and
every one knows about his attacks on
saloons and promise TO the people
that he would draw his last breath
, fighting to close them. and his sudden
conversion to the other way of think
| Ing. II any one can name an Instance
where the editor OF the morning sheet
has not been on all sides and nine
times out OF ten detrimental to the
interests OF Durango, Notwithstanding
many promises OF being good, woult
like to hear from him. No man. part
ner or member OF his family, has beer
able TO get along with him In business
| And in the face Of all this he ask
the people to call 1t of and help hin
out. / have been one OF those at
lacked and 1t will be cold day be
fore he can work his game by pat
ting me on the back, In order that h'
can secure a new start. 1t was oni.
a few days ago that he reminded tn
people that no one or no interes
could have any influence with him
that he would not stand to be advised
and that he would continue to do a
he pleased and then for any one I
take stock In his alleged profession
and New Year resolution.
Il NOT A SUCKER"
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
Four People
Burned to Death

PEORIA. ILL.,, Jan 5.-Four persons,
Mrs. Linton Dawson and two small
children, and Joseph Pacey were
burned to death in a fire In the Hoven-
den livery stable at an early hour to-
day. The origin Of the fire is not
known and the bodies of the victims
were not found until the blaze was
under control. The Davisons lived
over the barn and Pacey boarded with
thsm They were smothsred to death
before the flames reached them.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
WEAKNESS OF Aaa,cuLrua,srs.

This Is the chief weakness Of our
agriculture-that 1t buys what 1t
should produce. In spite Of The fact
that the farmer should be always q
seller and seldom a buyer. our eastern
Agricultural pays profit To the west
ern man who raises the feed for hi
stock. to the railroad that brinss II
to him. and to the middlemaa W.
handles the stun. Incidentally, -
sometimes buys peanut shells aAd
corn cobs instead Of grain Il Il any
wonder that James J. Hill discovsrr
that something different has sut q
be done by the American farmer 4
he is to be regarded q n any nsaa,
ure successt--Nsw York Man.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

BORDEAUX. France, Jan. 5.-Leon
De La Grange. the French aviator,
was Instantly killed yesterday while
making a flight In the presence OF n
great crowd On the third round at
n height of sixty feet with increased
speed. the left wing broke and the
right wing collapsed. his aeroplane
plunged to earth crushing La Grange
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
suNFLowER PHILOSOPHY.
%

(From the Atichcison CKan.) Globe.)
The trouble is not that times have
'chsnEee but that you haven't.
II man scts to work at Z O'Clock,
1t is after 9 before he is fully oiled up.
Hope is all right In Its way. but II
you haven't anything sass you ars
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

Africa has so far advanced that in
the large ports along the coasts the
natives pay in cash for many of their
purchases, aHough. of course, a great
deal of bartering is still done
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
sosronlAns As sEAn-sArsas

Boston baked beans are known
around the globe. In the city OF Bos.
ton alone about 32,0OO.o00 quarts Of
baked beans are devoured annually.
to say nothing Of the PORK that goes
with them and the brown bread that
u also served. There are fActorssa
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
Let Him Starve
Is Our Sympathy

EVANSTON. Ind. Jan. 5.-Deputy
sherifrs who yesterday went to the
home OF Marshall McMurran. aged 60.
a hermit. near here. to remove him to
the state insane hospital. found the
aged man had $4,000 on his person.
McMurran was almost starved.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06
Drizzards and
Extreme Cold

Terrible weather today prevails all
the East Last night was the
coolest of the season, with blizzard
and snow storm today. Two men died
from exposure.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

The measure of love is not whether
II drains your bank account but
whether 1t draws ON your ;,eart.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 5.-The mer.
curry reached the lowest point Of the
season here today, registering de-
grees below zero. The heavy snow
which covered the ground and cold
have demoralized railroad schedules
The Rock Island Golden State Linn
tied is announced at Herington, being
twelve hours late. The Santa Fe re-
ports trains eastbound six hours late.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

Philadelphia, Jan. 5.-Pennsylvania
is in the grip of the coldest weather of
the winter. The temperature of de-
grees above this morning was the low
est OF the present season. equaling the
coldest day OF last winter. Zero wealth
er is expected from the mountain dis
tricts of the state.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

LINCOLN, Jan. 5.--The minimum
temperature of winter. IA below zero,
reported at a. m. today. Clear
weather prevailed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 5.-The blizzard
which prevailed throughout the night
abated early today, followed by lower
temperature Considerable damage to
telegraph and telephone companies is
reported
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Delay to steam
and electric railroad trains followed
a singing sleet storm last night. A
light rain which froze as 1t fell this
morning impeded traffic.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-06

s.s.eril. n n ns.,4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
FARM LANDS

MILLIONS of acres Texas state land for sale, s1.50 to $5 an acre; only one-for- tieth cash, $40 years time on balance. 3 per cent interest goods agricultural land; some don't require residence. J..
 J. Snyder 552 Congress, Austin, Tex. Write for information. R-4-tf-su TEXAS school lands, thousands of acres coming on market monthly as ranch mems leases expired for sale oy state. S5O to $5 per acre. Terms, one fortieth down, balance 40 years. Send 10c postage for copy of Journal con- taining list and letter of information. Journal Publishing Co.,, Houston, Tex.
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PERSONAL-Ladies' regularity remedy never disappoints, whatever the cause; the only sure relief, confiden- tially for all. Particulars write P. O. Box AS, Birmingham, Ala.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

ANYBODY can add $S to s5o weekly to their income, growing mushrooms in cellars, sheds, boxes, etc. Big market Free booklet Hiram Barton, West 18th st, New York.
 WANTED-To say we always lead. Our low holiday rates on full scholarships are. effeceive tomorrow morning. Wheel CT Business College. 1909H9-1T1s First avenue.
 WANTED-Neat appearing man to assist photographer in outside work; only hustlers need apply. Call to D. m 109 10th st., North.
 BEN-HUR-Wanted, 100 men, Apply stage door, Jefferson Theatre. Thurs day 10 a. m. 12-11-2t-su-thu WANTED-A man 2S to 35 years old to write insurance for an old line com pany on guaranteed salary. Call at Ensley Bank bldg. Room 5, between 5;3O and 6:3O p. m. 12-11-3t WANTED--Two bridge carpenters at once. Apply Sunday from 10 to 12 at Ell 18th avenue, north.
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MEN, weak or debilitated, write for sealed booklet, "For Men Only" mailed free, plain envelope. of scientific ap- pliances for successful home treatment. Rio Remedy Co.,, Box 76-AT., Juarez. Chin, Mexico. 11-27-4t-su
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EXPERT farm land man wants partner who can put $500 in business; splendid opportunity to share profits of estab- lished business; Birmingham connection desired. Box s54, Huntsville, Ala
 12-9-2t-fri-s -su
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LADIES-When delayed or irregular use Triumph Pills; always dependable Ire lief' and particulars free. Write Ma tional Medical Institute, Milwaukee,
 Wis. 12-3-2t-su
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PATENT your ideas and make money
 Send for my new book, "How to Get Them" Best service. Joshua R. IT.
 Potts, Lawyer, Washington, D. C., Chicago and Philadelphia 12-34t-su
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-A well equipped dairy farm at Dunavant, Ala, on Central of Geor- giar railroad, 23 miles from Birming- ham; good land for crops and fine pas ture. Call Bell phone 420, or address me at Dunavant, Ala. William c.
 Estes. l2-S-4t
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.ONE CENT A WORDt

RATES-One cent n word dnyg no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent n word a dnyy no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- fion. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Stenograp young lady pre- ferred; small salary at start, but good position in very short time. W. J. A., care Age- Herald
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AGENTS-S for free copy of "The Thomas Agent" greatest agents paper ever published; filled with money mak- ing plans; mo license tax'' decision of supreme court; pointers to agents; ev cry agent in the United States should have a copy at once. Address today Thomas Co.,, 7o1s Wayne avenue, Day ton, O.
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wANTED-High class salesladies in every town to sell imported drawn work and embroideries; goods furnished and credit extended to reliable parties; dig nified occupation for any lady. P. & E. Embroidere Co.,, Birmingham, Ala.
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WANTED-To give you the good news that our low holiday rates on full scholarships are effective tomorrow. Wheeler Business College, 190s1z-171s 1st avenue.
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START a profitable mail order business of your own, home evenings; quick re- turns; inexpensive; very valuable book let, 10c. Particulars free.s Advertising Company. P. o. Box 1915, New York.
 12-11-25t-su
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LADIEs-s15 weekly spare time mailing postals, circulars, etc. Samples. instruc- tions, etc, 10c. Kingston, 62O E. 17th st, New York.
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TWO nicely furnished, connecting rooms for light housekeeping; all modern con- veniences; best residential section; very reasonable. 116 South 61st street. Phone 931 Woodlawn, Bell.
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s1 .00 IS all we ask for $3.0o worth of business information that will make you rich. Pin a dollar bill to sheet of paper and say send me business infor- nation and begin making money Ad- dress Regal Advertising Service, Box 425. Hendersonville, N. c. 12-43t-su
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WANTED-Settled colored woman; must have good references; good wages and good home for right
 party. Address W-16, care Age-Her-
 aid. 12-t0-2t
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ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATEs--One cent n word a days no na taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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AGENTS-Handle our six new Christmas packages; our "baby set' Is a winner: many are making as high as $2O per day; big rush on; start now with us and get in right for 1911; write today for catalog of complete line. including Christmas specials. Davis Soap Works, f482 Carroll avenue, Chicago.
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FOR RENT-1S13 10th ave. south; couple without children desiring nearest ap- proach to home life should investigate; connecting rooms: references ex- changed. Call Bell 2944.
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experienced yellow pine lumberrnan would like to correspond with some party interested in backing wholesale proposition on profit-sharing basis Am thoroughly competent to handle every detail. Can show results and furnish best references covering 12 years experience in the business. O-15
 care Age-Herald. 12-43t-su
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AGENTS-General and special wanted by large old line health and accident com pany; new. liberal, easy selling policies; choice territory; big pay. Royal Cas- ualty Co.,. St. Louis
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WANTED-Saiesman; a few good, re- liable men having had experience sell ing real estate insurance or stock. Ap- rlu at T27-R RroWn- Marx Bldg.
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WANTED-Ladies to canvass; fine line of Christmas goods: good money for hustlers. Apply 1920 Sth avenue, be- tween g and 10 @. In Monday.
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FRONT room, dining room, kitchen (connected), completely furnished for light housekeeping. lights. hot bath. Bell phone. 24OO 9th avenue.
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FOR RENT-Nice office space, steam heat
 and plenty of It. also good well water;
 rent reasonable, with all conveniences. Belleview Cemetery Co.,, 1924 4th ave-
 nue. ground floor both phones. 12-10-3t
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BRIGHT, clever man can secure exclu- sive state agency for three new prod ucts that have many different uses. both industrial and households; 100 per cent profit; act at once; $20o to $IyO0 re- quired: highest references. Flexot Co.,, 27 10 22d sit New York
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DRINK Gieoia at founts and in bottles.
 6-1g-su- we-tf
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WANTED-Agents to sell high-class residence lot in Sweetwater. Texas, and 40 acres of Texas land for s2o0, $l0 cash and $10 per month; Sweetwater has 3 trunk line railroads, railroad shops.
 packing house and many other indus tries. Sweetwater Development Co.,,
 SWeetWater. Texas.
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SOLD with a years guarantee; agents wanted for brand new high-grade ol- flee appliance that will do everything machines selling as high as S250 will do: may be carried in vest pocKet and sells upon sight and demonstration for the price of $10; s5 to agents; send for descriptive booklet. Midget Machine Co.,. 1ls Nassau St.. New York.
 11
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WANTED-YoUng college graduate to take position as rod man in mines;
 good opening for live man; salary to begin $50 per month. 508 Chamber of Commerce. 12-8-St- -th- r-su
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FOR RBNT-Three or four unfurnished rooms for housekeeping; also two beau tifully furnished upstairs rooms; terms reasonable; board convenient. 1900 10th avenue, South. Bell e05S.
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SALESM AN-Experienc in any line to sell general trade in south; unexceileo speciality proposition with brand ne" features: vacancy after January 1; com mission with $95 weekly for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co.,. Cleve- land, O.
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MEN-For particulars of only sensible developer of manly yigor, that makes life worth living. Address r. L. Byase. 51s Colorado Building. Denver, Col.
 11-21-4t-Su
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BUSINESS CHANGES

DO you want safe investment with speculative features, promising large profits? If SO, send for free, interesting book of information M. & M. Invest
 ment Co.,. Ss3 Quincy Bldg, Denver, Col. 12-4-!t
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FOR RENT-A completely furnished. modern, Groom cottage; furnace heat; location South Highlands. Bell phone 4s14 12-10-2t
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WANTED-Coal miners, machine run
 ners, machine loaders and track lay CTS for new mine in southwest Vir- ginia; steady work guaranteed; good roof and no gas; drift mines. Apply the Virginia Lee Company, St. Charles,
 Va 12-11-3Ot
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POSSESS Information which cost ma
 a fortune and feel that I should let every consumptive know about my
 experience. Mrs. J. M. Reynolds, Gen. tral National Bank, Columbus, Ohio.
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WANTED-Young man to open branch and manage business as his own; ex- perience unnecessary: for full particu- lars write Benedict O.. 1s45 E. Pacific st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR RENT-Office space with large roll top desk and use of typewriter in steam-heated office, completely fur nished; rent low. Room 16 Steiner Bldg.
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TOR RENT-Nicely furnished, delightful rooms,, with or without board, in pri- vate family at Five Points; references exchanged. Address O-17, care Age Herald.
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STUDIO-Modern, splendid location, with business built up; for rent January 1; good opening for photographer; take It quick. B. L. c. Ward, Talladega, Ala
 12-1O-4t
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sN FSMEN-Our side line men clear $5 day while waiting for trains; thor oughly high grade. dignified proposi- ton that any salesman can easily place with retailers In any line. Special com mission on repeat business. M H. Mathews, 1901 Thomas Bldg, Dayton
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FOR RENT-One nice, large and newly papered room; instantaneous heater and every other convenience; terms reason able; gentlemen only need apply. J-ls' care Aee-Herald.
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FOR RENT-Eight-room house, furnace, screens, servants room, large yard, faces south, good location, South High lands, near three cars. Bell phone l.. & N. No. 23.
 FOR RENT-Neat 2-story dwelling on corner lot, West End: paved streets and usual conveniences. R. F. Manly & Co.,, 26 North 18th street.. HOTEL to lease, possession January l. Write w. G. Miligan, Hefiin, Ala. FOR RENT-Three-acre truck farm near car line at Powdery; very fertile; D. room dwelling house, Broom servants house and barn on place; splendid well water: fruit trees. R. B. Mims, both phones 175 West End
 FOR RFNT-On Capitol park. fine brick rooming house; moderate rent: rooms filled; modern conveniences. 1914 Sth avenue. LOWER floor of Broom house, Ave nue G; rooms bath, electric lights .gas good condition; good neighbor- hood; one block car; $12.50 per month. Call Bell phone 3664. FOR RENT-A small garage suitable for repair shop, etc; concrete floor with pit. etc. Rent. $15 per month. Apply 1915 Avenue H. Bell phone 1746.
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FOR RENT-One furnished and two un- furnished rooms, or will rent furnished room and unfurnished rooms separately; parties without children preferred. Mrs. B. L. Adams, 1124 N. 18th street.
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CAPABLE salesman to cover Alabama with staple line high connnssiohs, with $1oo monthly advance; permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.,, Detroit, Mich