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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

al og 2ofomotipet lattes igang / pit
gaaeliOe &etning mes flrlb Sart n0er1
ct Menneife ombor6. Geo &j9lp al
5elegrafen lpffeoes set Yerionalet
paa Ell Determination, iom 2ofomo-
tibet for forbi, at fao set fgrt ino
poa ct 5ibeipor paa Sen nplte Sta-
tion, bporpe0 / iib1te 8jeblit ct Son1-
menit66 me6 ct beitgaaenoe Cypress
trpn blep %afbarget. 8asia9ererne
paa set repe0e 5rRn blep life plpn-
6re6e. &eberne flpgteoe ino / 8ier-
gene og bliper lfarpt forfulgte. Set
er set fgrite Grenreperi / California
for Ell lang Marraffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
at foo Sci i ben Dplpsning, iom De:

bpoes.
Gi tan lite li9e n,eo iulo Met, at
Sc oonite Sorbolo paa bette Onrao,
Sc fan foges iou, Mettciaor for
banjt-nmeritanite Torbolo. Men vi
bar o6g Sou til at bcl,te Gtsenpler
ira oe,u for port cact @rug. Sfal
Scr rrrc @oab OH, at hi fun herarc
ct al Ionlf1cocn prUnct ao1Oeli9t
Gin blon0t Dor ltmgoom bcroprc, CT
set Ell nofpiielig Npouenoigbco, at
llnocrpiSllingen pnu pore egl,e Surc-
onItaltcr bliucr inn iploig og ollioi9
lom m,,ligt, iao in0noaenoe % grln1=
SIG, at Sc MGnb, CT l1o1oar oeriro
pirfclig iorlnaur / alle proftllfc &el1=
lccnoer at Dunoc Gil YIaos lom TH=
rerc. @all Sc life set, nil l(n1oonl-
men mart ip1e onorc Stcoer ben pN
aoa toht for os. &irfrlomfu1oel1e hi!
ltebic bonc Sen ltdrltc @%ctpbui1N lonl
@inneleo mcllcm Sc uopa1orcoc oa
Sicnltuilnct. Mtci inr at bcporc Gil
noulf-amerifonif lln1oon moo hi le
hsu til pore %ourcanltoltcr % frUpc
ii Sem. 1T Sc bupocr oigeltilling mes
anNre Natipnolitetrrs Sfoler. 81
(crs uil vi mart t1he / &unlprn lpr
at tcuore Dor ltngopnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
minneapolis, Mimn., 1. Seb. 1910
0tr. 8. s. Glougb,. Gitp.

Mr. 8. s. Glougb, Gttp.
Min &erre:-
Set gl9oer mig at Dgre, at De for
nplig bar litret 0em &ontrol al Sa'
brifatio1en og Salget al set uOmer-
feoe Miooel u9r. Srencb's 9uincD
@it".
6or nogle Mar iioen bopoe jeg M,1-
le0ni1lg til at BRUCE bette Wsi66el og
fanot "a, at set bar set enelte Mi66cl
for ~Soniilitis", iom nogeniinoe bar
bapt 1oeet pirteligt @ero for os.
@in 9atter bar ttoligere / fire til
iefs Tiger bper @irter plaget al sen.
tie Spgoom og leg ielp bar ligele6es
plaget paa iamme @aaoe, rten iioen
hi bar br1gt bette Miooel .bor hi bee.
ret oloeles fri for Spgoomlnen. 81
bol0er set til Staoigbeo i &iemmet
og piloe life rnopere Miolet. &ar
ligeleoes biulpet / set minoite ct
Dulin SilfGl6e blanot bore Mabocr.
Set itaor Gem frit at BRUCE bette
lom De ipnes og at %referere enbper
til mig, 81 jeg Tim fan eipe Mi6let
min pormelte Mnbefaltng.
Deres 9rbebige,
g. g. 8romr,
@ice=Nrqiioent Greet @eitern @rint-
ing So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

Sc en- lang og nleget %penifabelig
5amtole meo Sem. 9ette gap Gin
lebntng til &Dgter ON, at 8eIgget bar
'giort efter 8efaling fra 8apen, ioet
0enne gnlfeoe at pi1e, at set life bar
bans Sell, men bans Sefreters, Sci
@al's, mar ser lite bleD gipet &oole=
belt Mu0iens nn6er Spbol6et I Som.
Sra Gatifanet er 6og ienere u6ite0t
en- grflering ON, at Yignatellis 8e-
Ing life ifete efter Sr0re fra 8abe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
9umSifab CT Mast.

5or euoel Mar iiocu bprte nlal
iepnlig / pisie &re0ie / Ganmorf @js.
benbapns ltniperlitet og Sc Sfolcr
og beiere 2%ereonltolter, ser gap No
gang til 0ette, betegreoe iom viort
Sfoler". Sc &rmoifober, ser hi
brogtes pao oisie Steoer, iugoes q
pere u6en @etponil1g ipr 9ipet, item
te tlu1 til at bi6ringe ell opo &uno
fabsmasle, ollcr bsjit cit Gfsamel1,
bbis enelte @etp>nin9 bar at oabn
Eeieu til ct 2epe6re0.
2i6t eiter list CT @opeomengoer
at Set oonite Solt, 9eg iom 2ern,
fommet bort fra oeune @etrogtnil,g
at Be beiere 9ureanltolter. Gel,
a%onoelige @Gttelie, Ser / Sen lioite
Menneifeal0er er gaaet ben ODER
2anoet, bar pirfet / Sietning al at
beffe Ell Gorltaoelle og eli &lnlo'
afabstrong pau alle Smroo6er, Ser
mere og mere bar ll1ftet Munoen fot
ben boonen6e 9etcgnelie uiorte 5to
ler". 5elpe &ettelicn bor fsrt til Ell
flor Opfottelie al, at rarn6ifab el
&agt", og at Ser alorig funoe faas
ct for fort Sono al Sc 3refter, Sc,
tar1leoe giber M6gong til Mo9t. 4ar
bere, at set folfelige 0plpsninesar:
beioe / 9anmarf i pisie @etningel
bar tient til at iette ct noeet forifiel
Iigt &rag ogioa poa Sen ioofolot
laroe l1noerpisni,g. @en Sopeoia
gen ct 6og ben, at man mere og mere
l1oe | sen ilore @eiolfuil1g CT foml1e1
til 6oritaaelie al, at ielp Sc tgrr!
Runoifaber, Ser me66eIes poa Uni
oerfitetet % / Sc ler6e Sfolcr, ba1
oeres mGgtige @etponillg for 2ipet
Tom mon lite tgr ouerie, ems iige laoe
baant ON. Sg set er Ell &jenosgier.
ming. at Ser MI berifer Sen beoite
.$armoni nlellem /. gfs. ltniperlite.
tet % ben folfeligc ltnoerpisninq,
Der tilbpoes pao &piifolerne. Mere
pg mere refrutteres SgilfoIernes 2p-
rerfrefter of 1niperiitetsoanneoe
Man6, me6ens poo sen onoen gioe
tie faa faa Stlbenter mellem g(ar
og Dag tber no paa SsiifoIerne for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
Me6lem al Den odnfte 9irfe" ,1oeIl
for at laie Haltor g. aisI-

aU(eOleM al .nSeH UutlIte WILLIE uue.st
Sntetesie for at Iaie BaItor S. aisI.
beocs 5remitiIling al bort 3irfeiam'
FUNDS &iitorie; Sc 1u,ge, iom bar
lplt sen, bill babe langt bebre 8etin-
gelier for at tage og fpl0e beres
Ylaos / bort oanife Menigbe0slin.
UT Naitor 8ielbeoes Sfiloriug pil
interesiere Sc u,lge, CT ieg operbcptlt
on, tbi oa ban for ct 8ar Mar libel,
beipate @rano Gielu College % fpr,
tolte mumotlig ON, bpoo ri III fau
luie paa Grpt. lytteoe Sfolens Gle.
per mes nalminoelig SpmRrtion1bet
0ertil.
Ior Ell Mooneos Sis iioen bejp9te
Mebaftpr 6. Mosml1sl en Sfolen poo
@ieunemreile % talte ba ct Har
@ol1uc ON fine Splcpclier poo l1tall=
&c Meiier rltnot I Sc Spr. Gtater /
upic Silfnptlring til, bpao &Grfet:
,9unlfc / Mnerifu" bercttcr. 9a
gieutog Set l%an1l1e Jig: Glcperne lpt=
teoc % lptteoe, liffer life blot foroi
Meooftpr Mosmusicn fortolte frnA-
lleuoe oA trou9roigt, friift oa init
tcnoe iprnpicligt, men tillige fproi
set Ter oreieoe li9 nn1 ocres eAell
Slrgts @iltorie; Sc Mrnos pg &oin-
oers 9ip blep itiloret, bpiS Mrbejbe
Sc unge tilt ifnloe fortintte paa GRE
fulo Moooe. Gn bner oolif Sore;
Srogsforeni1g bill tieue 9onlfbeoe1S
Sag gpot peo at heoe Meoaftpr Mos
mtsien boloe Sc 6%oreorog for Jig,
ban bolot fer paa Sfoleu.
Get far puret mig on at gidre ii
bel1lcoc "9mrncpirfe"s 9rieres Sp.
n1nrflombeo paa &rrfet ~9anife
Muerifo", ioroi ct biitoriif grbeior
al sen Mrt bur6e nlooe Sen lterltl
Yoolfipn,elie iblon0t %, netop forb|
set uogipr ct pnrotfulot % 1u11o.
perligt 9eo / bort Mrbejoe for no.
tipnol @eporelle bcrppre. 0erfpr il:
l,es leg ogiaa, at enbper lelpltpnoii
Ma10 % &pinoe, iprn poa l1pger
Moooe bar Muob bertil, buroe itptt'
ltogipellen al ct iao6ant &nrf pe(
at fjphe set. Set forefpum1er mig
at prre l1ret, bpis hi goulfe rplia iel
til, meoeus Sc beblte Sfribentcr fer:
opre gipr ct ltprt % ibnr0igt Mrbej
Sc for at reboe bore fulles Min0cl
JONI 6plf fra 6prglen1melle; hi bp1
olle birlpe til meo ~@ienmemfdreliel
al Set ltore 6pretugel1oc, Ser far an:
toget ct langt ltprre Smfang e1ti
fprit b%eregnet, 81. a.. JONI 6plge q
Set rige @illeoltof ion1 ofte mes itpr
@elper CT iuolon1let til @arfet
"9onlfe / Nmerifa" burOe babe CT
@nbersploos rr1bt omfring / 5
oanife Stem / @p og poa 2ani
fremfor mango &erfer al min0r
le6ig Nrt, % set buroe bore Ell
9Gresiag for % ollie at anbefale e
&erf, Ser bar bol6t langt mere, Ell
set lopeoe pe0 fin 6remfomit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

2%anomano, men ban piloe belIere
forlabe fit Stem emo iperge til ben
preiiiifc Sane, iom iaa mango afI
bans 9an6smen6 bapbe giort. Saa
bar ian reiit oper @abet, og efter
Mars 0nlflatten bar ban fomrnen ber
.llo. Sm Sommeren grabe6e ban
@nller for at bepore Nettcn til tit
Claim, nco til bpor 8anoet fom1, iaa
blen set for Daar6t Mrbeibe for Ell
Mml6, ON ginteren bu9geoe ban
SrGcr for at Ifoffe Jig bpao lioet bo'l
bcbppeoe for at lepe og fortiGtte fin
Groipecting, 1oar Sneen imelte0e-
So ONT Sonmeren ia6 ban ON Mfte=
llen og laa Solen goa ne0. 90 iom
bon fortalte, lpfte bans 9ine og for
tolte ON ct ltrgt, Daobful6t Si9rte.
Set gor1le Sre f1n6e fortelle en- ST.
itprie ON bpor1eoes bort @goe bab6c
oobnct. for Mil16ts Sllier, ser le11-
&c bopoc pnret Mffe6e...
@on ioo poo ct M1llner AT uEl,cf".
ipm Miis bapoe gipet bauu. u@6ot
Tppls >ue Mortols be" ltob Ser 1tr=
Scr Set. @an niffeoc ct &ar @o1gc,
ll1cn lng6e iutet - tunftc mooIfe
ioo nlegct mere.
Miis mi1,oe0e ball1 ON, at e, Gag
pil0e holl monlfe 81, olene ion SIM.
@oll iun tillioen, lnel1 ser bar ingcn
Trpgt / set 81if. uSSa, bpis Ser
ingel1 CT, iom fm binlpe mig" bar
DallS crel tie Spnr.
81 fit set ii6lte CLINT at ie al
bon1, oo bo1 aler1e gift til6oee op oper
@pioerne til lin eniou1me Spite. Sffa
en- Song per16te bon fig, git roligt
i'm @ol,g, ltpttet til fin Stap, inotil
@ieraeene ifiltlte bum. uSpis ser tit
gen ct til at bielpe mig" iogoe
bon. Men set niloe ser bore. Sbi
Sen Miteu> ga ie9 forlo0 Selena for
tolte jeg &ennerlre ser ON Sen go1nle
og bans @iitorie og tog Set SPITE al
oen1, fra Maporen og neoefter> at Sc
pil0e boloe gle me6 gou1le @otbias,
ioa bon life iful0e en0e fine Gage
iom SIM, bans Sen og @amerot.
Me1, Bette pt01te Motbfas il,tet ON
pppe / fine @ierge.
Moret efter beipgte MiiS'
Sen Observation-Disclosures / @eleno
bom / Nelp Dorf % fortolte, at bal1
ON @interen bup0e belggt gonlle SUI
6olpb / bans @Dtte, ser bar ballot be.
gropet nn16er Sne og bap0e full6e1
Donl gloo % for6aobningsfulo JON
oltio. Sg bans @or6 bar oGffet Al
@pger % @laoe, melt / bans oonifc
M%oOersn1ool, iom &iis bop6e icno1
bon1, og lon1 Sfolemarocn bop6e
ifoffct op til bom til Sui. Oe fan
Dapoe buffet Sarpel fra lin @pttebpr
og penot Jig til lit enipmnle 9ip mes
MT Soob ON tilli6it at gigre fit
itore Strife.
Og III, er ban SOS, fulo al &ooG
til set iioite, el1iom JONI Sim, banS
&omerot. So ligelom ben,,e blet
ban flmoe1 en- l1ge efter at 9e6er
bopbe bentet bau1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
@Ooiepelt % 9ape,,.

timber @fs-9raiioent Mooiepelts
0pboIo / 8ien aflag0e Ben papelige
l16fenoing til set gitrieife Sot 8ig-
.natelli, ct offtcielt @eieg Dos &ooic=
neIt, % ben bgje 3relat tilligemeo
lin Mnbitgr beltog ligelebes i en- &c
ceptior for gfs=HrRli6enten, ser bups
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22
sire Tormbrfelier / bette Mar.

5oalebes melber Mitronomerne.
men intet bill operffpgge @arner's
@bite @ine Of Sar iom ct Mio6el
@oite, 6orfelelie, 5trnbeon6e,
Nit6ma, o. I. b. Sen beoite Rl1r for
rn bel Generation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

Maar Sc fplser meo i bette BIoe
ira Gnoe til anoen, fra ltge til l1ge.
ital Sc lite prgite Dem for, at Sc
life fblger meo / Gioen. Det isrger
for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-22

4genter fur uure &pssr ug Vince
iaut rSani!c i Nmcrifu".
=. S1pulu,s.
SDlcr, Miun.
8. 6. Heterien,
272 &nruiisc Ct.
f: &prtlnnb, Gre.
$. S. Giauien,
1888 Sacumu Mrs.,
Sntpns, @ait.
Sums @ulSen Senicn.
Milwantce, 8is.
Snlins @i:ina,
Ruum 20, tGt-163 &anoulpb Str.
Gbica9p, 81.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
Rooms WANTED - Board

COUPLE no children, desire comfortable
 room in strictly private family, near 10th ave. and 10th st., South; references Address Box 642 city. S-S0-St-thu-f fri-su or room and board, private family preferred, in Fountain Heights or Norwood. by young man. K-32, Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Three or four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; two adults and 4-year-old girl; state price. Address Esq. care Age-Herald. GENTLEMAN desires furnished room in private family Jewish preferred. Ad' dress J-33. care Age-Herald. YOUNG couple with new baby wish fur nished room and private bath, with or without board; private family preferred Address K-33, care Age-Herald. WANTED-Three of four nice unfur- nished rooms with private bath. Southside. Possession Sept. 1. Re- ply 517 Chamber of Commerce bldg. Phone Main 4947.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

MODERN 9-room home, South Highlands, furnace heat, bath rooms. bed rooms, lot 5ox14O. s7OO0, $3250 cash, balance 5 years at per cent Address F-S2, care
 Age-Herald. 7-3-7t FOR TRADE OR SALE-Grocery doing strictly cash business from s350 to $400 per week and cheap rent; not selling for want of business, but have too much other business. What have you got to trade Address S-27, care Age Herald.
 FOR SALE-Furniture in two nicely furnished rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; close in and rent reason able: occupants leaving city U-32, Age Herald.
 HAVE you enrolled in our summer school yet? Many, vary many ambitious young men and women are taking advantage of its reduced rates for full scholarships in commercial stenographic and tele- graphic departments. Wheeler Business College, 19o91A-17h First avenue FORTY high-grade penny peanut vending machines; will lease to responsible party at g per year each; machines will net 50 cents to s1 per week each if properly looked after. have not time to de- vote to them. Quick reply. Address TSP, Age-Herald.
 THE best drug store proposition ever of- fered to anyone. The chance that comes but once in a lifetime. Address P-s2, care -Age-Herald.
 FOR SALE-One pair of very classy
 Pointer pups, months old; male and female: liver and white; very best breed
 ing: se each, two for $10. Homer Snider,
 Quitman. Ala.
 FOR sALE-Beaufiful lot in Beverly
 Place: only $200: worth double that.
 Biggest bargain in birminsnam. Ad
 dress Hagerty 730 First avenue, city FOR sALE-A trained billy goat; also
 old buggy. for $10: and two spring
 s-,vs. s2o each. E. F. Forbes Piano
 e., 1909 Third ave. MAKE your declaration of independence bv entering our summer school and oualifying as an expert bookkeeper, stenographer cashier or telegraph oper- ator. Reduced rates. Wheeler Business College, 1eo91s-171t First avenue. FOR sALE-Three Standard Home cer-
 tif1cates, due, for 5000 loan. v-32 Age
 Herald.
 FOR SALE-Good work mule and har-
 ness cheap if sold at once. Apply 4l0
 Louise ave, N.
 FOR SALE--Szu st. anu SdluWeI ave-,
 new b-room cottage. with bath, base ment, sewer connections; electric lights, city water; lot 55x15o price. 5000; our equity, $775; will take vacant property for this amount Bunker, 2l11 1st ave. FOR sALE-Cheapes nice house in Ccun- try club district: only s6000. worth s750D. Hill Ferguson, 2120 lst avenue. 7-3-3t FOR SALE-One brand new Conover Grand riano cheap, for cash N-s3 Ase-Herald.
 FOR 5ALE-Premler typewriter. new and elegant new mahogany typewriter desk and sectional mahogany book case. Bell 5616; Box 479 city.
 FOR SALE-You can build home ot concrete stone cheaper than brick or lumber; ornamental: water proof. T. F. Johnson. 42nd street, 10th avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
 FOR sALE-Half interest in suburban drre store: if interested. answer quick
 Address P-3S care Age-Herald. s 3ikMlNGHAM suburban bargain; 3iI acres. suitable subdivision. manufactur, ing summer home and truck gardens a big safe, quick money maker for prompt buyer. See B. E Eborn about 1t, Brown-Marx bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

FOR SALE-3 new houses, just com pleted; modern and beauties; owner must leave city at once; your own
 terms. $225o-e-room house; large lot;
 fruit. etc; s100 cash; balance easy.
 $1500-Cafe, centrally located; doing nice business; will trade for any old thing. and Day cash difference; what have you?F s2100-12-room house. cen trally located; rents for $25; s4o0 cash, balance $25.50 monthly. $500 cash, bal ance easy. takes modern new 8-room house on Southside; see this quick. Sey-
 eral choice residences for rent we have bargains too numerous to mention; come and see us Smith-Williams & Bass, the hustlers, room 6O0 Farley Bldg. Bell 4946, Peoples 32SS. 73-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

FOR SALE-Or rent. Groom, furnace heat, water. lights; 5-cent limit: will sell for cost of house. two lots free. W. Hallock, Oakcrest station FOR SALE-My brother has moved away and left his nice home. on car line, in good suburb, for me to sell; will be sold at a bargain and on good terms to right party who will buy quick; large house. one year old. 5 rooms and hall; all large and best material. with two beautiful. high lots fronting station. 6-cent fare. For real bargain see H. c. Neill. Gen. eral Delivery.
 PARTY leaving city must sacrifice hand some plano; if you want fine instru- ment at less than half price now Is your chance write at once. z-ss. care Age-Herald.
 FOR sALE-Soda fount of F syrup cham bers; but little used; a beautiful fount, though small; snap if taken at once; party leaving city. Address Y-Ss, care AgeHerald
 FINE piano; beautiful mahogany upright case, Splendid instrument Bargain, Box 479. city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
,THORSBY
THORSBY


 THORSBY NOTE THESE BARGAINS offer in and near the best town in Alabama, 200 feet higher than Birmingham,Ahalf way to Montgomery on l.. & N; best loca- tion In Southern states for raising oh ick ems, strawberries and other small fruits and root crops. The soil Is a sandy loam with a heavy clay sub-soil, retaining all fertilizing materials ap- piled, and is easily worked. Free stone water in abundance. No miasma, and healthiest spot in the State.
 30 ACRES-All but or acres In cultivation lies well for easy cultiva- tion; acres in strawberries, netted $400 this year; 400 bearing fruit trees and some grapes. A good Groom house, large barn, fine water, good fences in good repair. A choice place for a home where an income Is already assured. Will consider exchange for Ensley prop erty.
 20 ACRES-Haif in high state of cultivation, half wooded pasture; one acre in bearing grapes, two acres in strawberries, which will pay for the place in two years. It has fruit and pecan trees; 1t is well fenced, good small house. good barn. sh ,ds and corn crib, fine well freestone water, nice shade trees, close to depot. Do not miss 1t.
 10 ACRES-Six in cultivation. four in pasture, two in bearing grapes, one in strawberries, 100 peach trees, 4-room house, good barn, fine well freestone water, good fence and only 10 minutes from depot and postoffice. This will go quick
 CHOICE 5-AcRE TRUCK and poultry place; good small house with incubar- tor basement; acre bearing grapes: 1a acre strawberries, some bearing fruit trees, good well freestone water; six blocks from station.
 OWNER, 519 CHAMBER OF COM MERGE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

FOR SALE-One complete scholarship in
 Birmingham's best business college; am leaving city; cannot take course; must
 sell or almost give it away. Address C-33 care Age-Herald. 7-3-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Furniture and lease 10-room boarding and rooming house, completely furnished, fine location, close in on Northside, only s375 if taken at once. Owner compelled to leave city. Birming- ham Business Brokerage Co.,, 501 First National Bank Bldg, Phones 1510 FOR SALE-Preferring not to sub-divide it myself, I offer my S-acre tract for sale it adjoins beautiful Edgewood, in Shades valley, and Is on the new car line; if not sold by July 15 1t will be sub divided and sold in lots. Mrs J.. H. B. Hall, 6316 1st avenue, Woodlawn. Bell phone 344.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

FOR SALE-In west End, s31o0, $500 cash. balance terms, one of the best built houses in West End, rooms, bath, gas, etc.; owner built this for his home but has left the city; this won't be on the market long. Birmingham Business Brokerage Co.,, 5O1 First National bank building. Phones 1510
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

M WANTED-An experienced canvasser for work fin Birmingham and elsewhere later. on; will pay salary, commission and transportation to, man we want: not a book, magazine ior insurance proposis tion Address O-33, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTEDCNurses. Copeland-solomon Inhrmary, Park avenue and Twenty first street. G-3O If WANTED-A girl to do housework. Apply to Mrs. George F. Wheelock, 2732 Higt- land avenue 7-2-tf FEEDER & BERK require two experienced saleswomen for their neckwear and shirtwaist depts. Only those with quail ifications in these lines need apply, at 1908 2d ave.
 WANTED-For general housework, neat. reliable girl German preferred) by minister's wife, out of town; steady position, good home references re- quired. Call Monday, 9 to Il a. m.. 2o26 10th ave, s, Phone Main 1090. INTELLIGENT girl or woman spare time, each locality. Address envelopes, mail circulars pay 15 cents hour; ma terial, stamps furnished free. Rex Mailing Agency London, Ont. LADIES anywhere can earn good weekly pay copying advertising letters at home; no capital or canvassing required; send 10 cents for forms and full instructions. Dixie Mfg. Co.,, Dept D, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED-settled woman to cook and clean house; must be competent and have good references; must live on the place: call at 1122 North 30th street; take Ncrwood car.
 WANTED-Young lady to take advantage of my misfortune and purchase com plete scholarship in Birmingham's best business college; am leaving city; can not take course; must sel Tor give it away. Address C-33 care Age-Herald 7-3-3t WANTED-Young lady stcnogra pher; must be good grammarian and with references; state salary wanted J. l.. G., P. o. Box 925.
 WANTED--Lady with some knowledge
 of Bookkeeping. salary moderate. Ap- ply Monday before noon. Ensley Sun,
 404 18th street, Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

RATEs-One cent a word n day, no ad taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WANTED-Young men for railroad fire men, brakemen, baggagemen; $75-s1OO to start early promotion; experience un- necessary; state age, weight and height. Address Railway Bureau, 559 Panama
 building, St. Louis, Mo. 2-13-52t-sun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
0NE GENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word dnyj no nd' taken for less than 25c for first inser- lion. Cnsh must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WANTED-One or two men as solicitors to sell an article wanted in every house. hold; splendid compensation; no outlay required. Call at Singer Sewing Ma chine Co.,, 2123 Sd ave, Birmingham.
 6-1S-1t-sa-St-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03
NANTED-HELE

SIS TO s25 weekly working for us whole or part time; experience unnecessary, no insurance, travelling or collecting. Benedict Co, 1945 F. Pacific st.. Phila- deiphia Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WANTED-A flrst-class travelling man for South Alabama to handle line of mems, boys and children's clothing; prefer young single man who is now travelling in that territory; must be strictly tenn perate and have Al record. Applica-, tions confidential. Give full particulars. Address G30, care Age-Herald.
 6-30-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

PIANO-Sl6500 buys elegant mahogany piano, costing sS5O0O last Christmas. Harris Storage Co. 1918 Morris ave.
 6-28-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

-First-class steel tank and
 tower erect8; thoroughly experienced
 and reliable; stage age, references and wages W. k. Caldwell Co.,, incorpor- ated, Louisville, Ky 6-26-12t-su-mo-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

FOR SALE-$l250, lot 1OOx19o, West End, Third avenue between Pearl and flaw
 kins w. B. Leedy & Co. 1-l-t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

COOL, pleasant study rooms; reduced rates on scholarships. Wheeler Business College Summer School, 19o91s-11la First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WtNTED-Logging engineer. capable of keeping up light repairs. Call In per son. Lathrop Park Lumber Co.,, 922 Brown Marx. 7-2-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WANTED-Linemen for transmission line construction work; 25 cents per hour
 with board. Apply to Anniston Electric and Gas Co.,, Anniston Ala. 7-2-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WANTED-At once, competent combina- ton male stenographer and clerk; state age experience, references and salary desVed, giving address and phone ad- draks M-22 care Age-Herald.