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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR stenographic piece work or month
ly contracts apply SOL Empire Bldg. or
call Bell phone CT. Good work at mod
crate prices. 5-15-tf
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30-day course in our
sample rooms and enter the cotton bus
mess; high-salaried positions. Write
for Endorsements. Carolina Cotton
School, Charlotte, N. c.
6-30-12t -2hu-su-tu
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WANTED-An experienced millinery
salesman for Alabama and mississippi
one with an established trade preferred
Southern Millinery Co., 15h Peters
street, Atlanta, Ga.
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GROCERY store for sale; owner wishing
to go west will sell good live grocery
store to man who means business. This
is a paying proposition. Birmingham
Business Brokerage Co.. sol First Ma
tional Bank building. Phones 1910.
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AGENTS-New fireless cooker, complete
granite pans and lids for $1.5O. Several
dishes can be cooked at one time.
Large demand. Big profits to agents.
Outfit free. D. Thomas Company, 1901
Mathews, Dayton, o.
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SALESMEN-We have brand new,
clean-cut side line Best yet. Con-
signed goo1s. Prompt commissions.
ORC Mfg. Co., IL S. Jefferson street,
Chicago 7-10-3t
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WANTED-Agents; big money expenses
paid, no experience required, variety
portraits bromides, photo pillow tops,
soc; frames at our factory prices; credit
given: catalog and sample free. Ritter
Art Studio, 1914 w. Madison, Chicago, Ill.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished pleasant
room in private family, South High
lands home; to one gentleman only;
screened, bath, electricity. Call Bell
phone 1861 6-12-tf
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MENDS all fabric In "a moment; no
needle or thread required; every
ready mending tissue: big package
10c; agents, wanted. Novelty Sales
Co., Joppa, III. 73-4t-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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RUSTNESS CHANCES

STOCKS and bonds sold; corporations or
ganlzed and financed commissions mod
crate; established house. p. o. Box,
1922 New York. 7-3-4t-su
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FOR RENT-Four rooms furnished for
housekeeping on the South Highlands;
good location; cheap to responsible
parties Call Peoples phone 6519.
FOR RENT-Nice two-story house of 10
rooms, close in; furnace heat; all mod
ern conveniences; newly papered; fine
for boarding house. Address F-S7, care
Age-Herald.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
LADIES-When delayed or Irregular
use Triumph Pills; always dependa-
BILE: "relief" and particulars free
Write National Medical Institute, Mil
waukee, Wis. 7-3-ct-su
KNOW your destiny, your past and en-
tire future told by asiroiogy; send birth
date and 12c stamps X. Clark, 30 West
21st street, New York
MEN with lost vitality, or weak, falling
or wrecked powers. write for free book
let, "For Men Only mailed, sealed In
plain envelope. Rio Remedy Co., Box
76-AT Juarez, Chin, Mexico.
WOULD you marry II suited? Matri-
monial paper containing hundreds ad-
vertisements rriageahle people from
all sections, rich. poor, young, old. Pro-
testants, Catholics. mailed sealed free.
F. ]. Gunnels, Toledo, Ohio. 40 t-su
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s27 so average made by our agents last
week. You can do as well, even bet
ter. Wilson writes Best money get
ter 1 ever saw" Mrs. Judson says
Making Sc daily" Nothing like it
offered for men or women. Send to-
day for free information. Gould Spe-
cialty Co, Hennen Bldg, New Orleans.
7-3-4t-su
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WE will receive sealed bids up to July
Is for erecting two-story brick, 5oxS0, to
be completed by September 10. Oneonta
Trust and Banking Co., Oneonta. Ala.
1921
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AGENTS-1S4 per cent profit; Safety
Hold Backs. Something new; insures
safety to every vehicle; free sample
Thomas Co., 901 Mathews Bldg, Day.
ton. o.
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WANTED--Agents to sell a new patent;
exclusively for colored people, liberal
commission and exclusive territory
Write for particulars. Box 1872 Bir-
mngham, Ala
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AGENTS can easily make $40 day
selling our gold window letters, nov
city signs and changeable sings; cat
alog free. Sullivan Co., 405 w. Van
Buren, street, Chicago, Ill.
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FOR RENT-To one or two gentlemen,
nicely furnished, well-kept front room,
in private family; every modern con-
venience; reasonable terms; references
exchanged. Bell phone 1858. 1913 9Th
ave- North. 7-10-7t
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY To LEND
MONEY loaned salaired people. women
keeping house and others without Sc
curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay
ments. Offices in GO principal cities:
save yourself money by getting my
terms first. d. II. Tolman, room 4Ol
Farley building. lilly
REAL estate loans to suit you in amount.
terms and interest; can pay back month
~ or yearly; will take second mort
gage. John w. Prude. LOG North 2ist
street. Bell phone ?4o. 10-16-tf
MONEY to loan; three contracts Stand
ard Home Co., issued February, 1902
and paid to date; owner leaving city
and will sell one or all for amount
paid in. ]. A. Caldwell & Co.. 227
Brown Marx. 7S-3t
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FOR RENT-1hree unfurnished desir-
able rooms and hall upstairs for
light housekeeping; water, lights and
phone. 40 South goth street. Peo-
ples phone 1903
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WANTED-SALESMEN

w -
WANTED Travelling statesmen; men
experienced as retail clothing sales
men, or In taking measurements lor
mems tailored-to-ordor garments, 10 as
sist our agents in securing ORDERS
through special sales; extensive EQUIP
ment of large wooden samples 1ufnisn-
ed; profitable income to industrious
men; applicants must give reIerenoes'
also state their age and BUSINESS 49,,
rience. Stone-Kelley Il Co., w noiesaie
Tailors. Louisville. KY. o-l-lz.-su
ALEsMAN-Electrical supply business
Alabama territory; good salary or sal
airy and commission basis, right man
don't apply unless thoroughly familiar
and with best references live house
with excellent connection carrying
largest and best stock In south. Ad-
dress Box 20s, New Orleans.
7-3-3t-su-wed-su
COLLEGE students, attention! How
about that gold mine you were going 70
strike this summer? Has it panned out?
If not. write us and get a real PROPOSE
ton. E. w. Wilson, Mgr. College Work,
Dept l, Dayton, o.
WE want statesmen; any one over Is
years of age possessing little of the
IT can" and u VIII spirit can easily
qualify without previous experience
as we give, free, a SIS correspondence
course in Practical Salesmanship to
all whom we accept. If you wish TO
become trained, successful sales
man capable of filling $4,000 position
write us at once. STAGE, Burroughs d
Co., Offices 1880 Michigan avenue,
Chicago. Ill.
SALESMEN-We have brand new,
clean-cut side line. Best yet. Con-
signed goous. Prompt commissions.
ORC Mfg. Co., IL S. Jefferson street,
Chicago 7-10-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for highest class
accident and health insurance, old
line company; $1,000 policy costs w
per year; pays 500 emergency pen
eft, accidents any and all kinds, 70
weekly benefit. Handsome black
seal-grain pocket case free with
each policy. Good statesmen making
up to 800 per week. Write for ex-
elusive renewal contract Liberal
commissions promptly FORWARDED.
German Registry Co., PIT N. 7th ST.,
st. Louis. Mo. NV; ~
WANTED-Resident salesman, hustler
for Birmingham, to display the swell
est line of Mexican hats ever shown
Demand large. Liberal commission
Please furnish references Mexican
American Hat Co., Dallas. Tex.
WANTED-Capable salesman to cover
Alabama with staple line. High COM
missions with 500 monthly advance.
Permanent position to right man.
Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit. Mich.
w ANTED-Sal esman. to sell grocers,
druggists, confectioners, $l25 month
" and expenses. California Cider and
Extract Co., 101 Leffingwell, st.
Louis, Mo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to call on grocers,
confectioners, general stores, Vow
monthly and expenses yearly con-
tract. Manager, II S. Main street, st.
Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Tive side line statesmen TO
sell three Live Wire propositions for
premium and retail purposes direct
To dry goods. grocery and furniture
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LARGE second story front room, newly
furnished and papered, electric lights.
phone service S12 s. 10Th st. 7-lo-7t
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AGENTS-If you have never investigated
our shear proposition write postal to-
day. Thomas patened shears are best
agency proposition on the market; finest
shears in the world. Our iron-clad guar
antee protects agents and makes sales
easy. John Curry made $3.50 in hours.
Thomas Company, 1901 Mathews Bldg,
DAYTON O.
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by young man, q
years of age, good habits and energetic.
Prefer to make home with employer.
Address Applicant, Postoffice Box ITO,
Cleveland Ohio. 7-8-6t
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room up
stairs, cool and airy, splendid loca-
ton; rates reasonable 712 South 2O.h
street
$500 Manufacturing site, nox19O. Ave. A.
fronts railroad See Eborn, 630 Brown
Marx.
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NICELY furnished room, new house,
phone, electric lights and BATH one
block Terminal. l41l N, 18th st. 7-2-st
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SAME up-to-date business training as In
our regular sessions, but at considerably
reduced rates. Wheeler Business COL
lege Summer School, 19091s-171s First ave.
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STOCK statesmen wanted to handle the
stock of live southern corporation
Only treasury stock sold splendid OPP
portunity Write at once for particu-
lars Address p o. Box ST., Montgom-
ery Ala. 7-10-9t
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FOR RENT-Nice, cool room, all conven-
fences; rent very reasonable Apply III
North 22d street. 7-10-3t
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AGENTS-Give 5-piece enamel ware set
free with every can Purity Baking Pow
der Newest, biggest seller. Be first to
get it. Thomas Company, 1701 Mathews
Bldg DAYTON O.
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FOR RENT-Beautiful connecting rooms
adjoining bath: furnished or unfur-
nshed; modern conveniences; opposite
Capitol>Park, 1914 Sth avenue.
7-7-ot-th Sll
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fURfUNES are made in the tobacco
business; let us start you; unlimited
field; no experience necessary; partcu-
lars free Natural Leaf Tobacco Co.,
Box 1856, Cincinnati. Ohio. 7-10-et-su
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS furnished
rooms; everything new and clean, o03
21st st. corner 5th ave. 7-4-tf
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NICELY furnished front room, also
large Stable with wagon space and
five stalls; water in stable. Call at
2413 9Th avenue. 7-10-:t
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w ANTED-Position by experienced
lady stenographer. Understands gen
eral office and filing thoroughly
Best references furnished. Address
D-36, care Age-Herald 7-9-6t
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GET the money, fellows! $40 daily made
handling our nobby combinations of
toilet specialties at catchy prices. One
agent made s21 In 8 hours; another $50
In III days; another s65 In At hours. Over
200 per cent profit Davis Soap Co., 14S3
Carroll ave, Chicago.
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AGENTS-Get In the great paying cut
lery business 80 to 300 per cent profit;
don't fail to investigate now. Thomas
Company, 1901 Mathews Bldg, Dayton,
Ohio
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FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, single or en- suite; private bath;
in a private home, opposite Capitol
park 1920 Sth ave. Bell phone 1916
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AGENTS-Send for free copy of THE
Thomas Agent" greatest agents paper
ever published. Filled with money
making plans; mo license tax decision
of supreme court; pointers to agents.
Every agent in the u. s. should have
copy at once. Address today, Thomas
Co., 7O13 Wayne ave., Dayton, o.
AGENTS making SIS daily. You can too.
Beautiful cabinet containing five as
sorted Csc perfumed toilet preparations,
shampoo, face cream, etc. Actual value
SIPS costs you only zoe. Particulars free.
Sample zoe. Parker Chemical Co., Chi
caPO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GNTTDOPosition as circular sawyer
In mill of 10000 to $4,000 daily capacity
In the state OF Alabama; would prefer
new mill just starting up, but will con-
slider any kind; have had IL years ex-
perlence and am familiar with export
and interior lumber. Address P. o. Box
1884, Millville, Fla. 7-5-7t
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Our Vegetable Soap is the fast
est seller on earth. Big money; per-
rnanent business; exclusive territory;
sample free Morgan Supply Co.. St.
Louis, Mo. 43-tf-su
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR EX-
CHANGE YOUR PROPERTY SEE ME.
CAN DO 1T. If YOU WANT TO BUY
SEE ME, CAN PLEASE YOU. GIVE
ME AN OPPORTUNITY.
SELL-LOTS-SEE ME.
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WANTED-Position by thoroughly COM
petent steno-bookkeeper; Al reference.
e. u. Taylor, South Goth street. city.
1-7-3t- tn fr-su
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with ability to promote sales through
canvassers and manage branch dis
tributing house; credit accommodation
and liberal selling cooperation from
main office; an opportunity to clear
$4,000 per year. President American
Aluminium Mfg Co. Iemont. I'LL.
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WANTED-Position by lady stenographer;
at present employed; accurate. depend
able; can give references. C-S, care
Age-Herald i-lV-5t
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AGENTS make s25 to 800 weekly with
our proposition, easy work; latest
thing out; meet best people. Write
today. Palmer, 1893 Wallace Box liz,
Philadelphia. 7S-3t-su
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-26
RACE HORSE
MEN ACQUITTED
CONTENTION OF DEFENDANTS AT
JACKSONVILLE THAT FLORIDA
LAW LEGALIzEs Book-MAKINe
is SUSTAINED.
By Associated Press.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 25.-Sustain-
ing the contentious of the defendants
that the law passed by the Florida
legislature legalizing book-making in
connection with horse racing in Flor
ida, Judge John Maxwell today prac-
tically instructed a criminal court jury
to render a verdict in favor Of the
Florida Live Stock and Fair ssocia-
ton which conducted a winter meeting
at Jacksonville.
Within six minutes the jury return
ed a verdict according to the charge,
which means that book-making in con-
nection with racing IN Jacksonvilfe.
Tampa and Pensacola will Oe allowed
the coming winter. The law prohibits S
it after 1911.
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TO INVESTIGATE
GORE'SCHARGES
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS
VOTE FOR A THOROUGH PROB
ING OF HE MMURRAY INDIAN
CONTRACTS.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, June 25.-The adjourn
ment of both houses was marked by
voting on the investigation of the Nc
Murray Indian contracts in connection
with which Senator Gore yesterday
made sesational charges of attempted
bribery. Each house appointed a
committee of five to go to the bottom
of the inquiry during the congressional
recess and to determine whether men,
bers of congress were interested.
Speaker Cannon appointed Burke of
South Dakota, Campbell of Kansas.
Miller of Minnesota, Stephens OF
Teaxs and Saunders Of Virginia. The
yice-president has not yet announced
the senate committee. Both houses
adjourned at II o'clock with President
Taft attending for the purpose of sign
ing important bills.
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Out Of the talk and discussion Of the
past week regarding the proposed new
criminal court and jail building may
come a determination upon the part
of the Board of County Commissioners
to put fourth story upon the struc-
ture for use of all county officers and
sell the present court house, armory
and site. The money derived from
the sale of the latter, 1t Is stated. will
be almost sufficient to pay for the new
building, and as Commissioner John
son stated last night it may be the
best way "out of very bad predica-
ment." -
1t Is the belief that the fourth story
can be added to the building without
entailing many changes in the original
plans. The only feature which has
not been worked out satisfactorily is
the placing of the Offices of the circuit
clerk, tax collector and others on the
fourth floor of the building, as each Of
these officials has to be supplied with
a large vault, and the weight of a
number Of them would be immense.
Speaking of the matter last night
Commissioner Johnson said that If the
fourth floor could be SO arranged as to
care for the county officers that he
would favor such move, provided the
taxpayers expressed themselves In no
uncertain terms, favoring such
movement.
JOHNSON TALKS.
Il think the arrangement would be a
very good one, provided we can get
the vaults of the county officers To-
Gated on this fourth floor satisfac-
torily. In fact, to put the county Off
GERS in the new building now seems
about the only way out of very bad
proposition, for if things continue as
they are there is going to be a mighty
heavy tax on the property owners of
this county.
I'VE ought to get a large amount
for the present court house and ar
mory site. 1t has an immense front
age on Palafox street, and in addition
there is enough pressed brick in the
two structures to build a fine row of
stores for some one who has the
money to invest in such property.
But, as / said, am not willing to
move in this matter until the taxpay-
| ers have been heard from. They
should be the ones to be consulted,
| for they will have to bear the expense,
| and I will vote against any PROPOSE
| tion unless they are consulted and
favor the change.
| Il would suggest that The Journal
open its columns and let us hear from
the taxpayers on the proposition, not
only the city men, but those residing
| in the country as well"
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TO SWEETHEART
ALTHOUGH GIRL GREW TIRED
WAITING FOR HIM AND MAR
RIED ANOTHER, MAN REMEM-
BERED HER WHEN HE DIED.
By Associated Press.

Spokane, Wn., June 25.-Mrs. Dolly
Baker, of Couer d'Alene, Idaho, is
said to be heiress to s7,ooO,000.
Twenty years ago she said goodbye
to her girlhood sweetheart, Arthur B.
Traverse, in Montana, and ne journey
ed to Australia. The girl grew tired
of waiting and married Judge W. G.
Grout, later divorcing him and mar
rying Baker. Now comes word that
Traverse became a cattle king in
Australia. cleared up s7.0o0,000 and
died. leaving all to Mrs. Baker. At
torney B. F. Fillmore has gone to
Australia carrying proofs of Mrs. Ba-
ker's identity to claim the fortune for
her.
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CHARLTON CASE
AT STANDST|[L
ITALIAN CONSUL, HOWEVER,
HAS MADE APPLICATION FOR
THE PRISONERS ExTRADiTIoN
TO ITALY TO STAND TRIAL.
By Associated Presa-

New York, June 25.-The case Of
Porter Charlton, who murdered his
wife at Lake Como, Italy, is at a
standstill today. The Italian consul
made formal application for the pris-
oner's extradition to Italy. The Ital
an authorities, however, are willing
to have him tried in the United States
in case the laws provide. The laws do
not provide, therefore extradition
seems just.
The acting Italian consul d eclares
it absurd that American alienists
should stand in the way of Charlton S
return to Italy for trial. as Italian
alienists are just as capable of de.
termining his sanity. Alienists again
examined Charlton this afternoon, but
no report was made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-26
PO|SONS WIFE
INSTEAD OF CAT
HUSBAND PLACED ARSENIC ON
MEAT TO KILL CATS, BUT WIFE
DID NOT KNOW 1T AND PRE-
PARED MEAT FOR DINNER.
BY Associated Press.

Z Detroit, Mich, June 25.-George H.
Harrington, Detroit accident insur-
ance solicitor, came home early yes
terday to poison the cat Stopping at
market and drug store ne pur-
chased supply of meat and arsenic.
Mrs. Harrington was not at home
when Harrington arrived and he de-
cided under such an advantageous
circumstance to extermlnate all the
cats in the neighborhood. Mixing the
meat and arsenic, he placed them on
the kitchen table and went in quest
of felines.
while he was absent Mrs. Harring-
ton arrived and hurriedly prepared
dinner. She used the poisoned meat.
Doctors hold out slight hope for the
recovery of both Harrington and his
wife.