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Arizona republican., 1910-08-17
HeNpERsoN's FUNERAL TODAY

HENOERSON'S FUNERAL IOONr The funeral of Alvin G. Henderson. who died suddenly Saturday morning, will be held on Friday afternoon from the undertaking rooms of Easterling Whitney. Burial will be made in Greenwood cemetery. Word has been received from the deceased's father, who is living in Kamrar. Iowa, and also from his sister Miss Rose Henderson, who resides in Desarc, Arkansas.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
WATCH AMERICAN PORTS
Believed That Porter Charlton Has
Sailed For America, After Muir
dering His Wife.
tHerald Specially

Como, Italy, June 15.-The police
are today convinced that Porter
Charlton, the husband, murdered Mary
Scott Charlton and then sailed for
New York. They have notified all
vessels bound for America by wireless
to keep lookout for the missing
man. This opinion is in direct oppo,
sition to United States Ambassador
Leishman, who is still convinced that
Charlton was slain The discovery
that Charlton's trunk is missing, he
claims, strengthens the evidence of
his murder. The postmaster at Mol
tarosio says Charlton asked him about
the sailing time of vessels, and also
inquired as to the depth of Lake
Como. The police are convinced that
Charlton has left the country.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
AVIATOR HAS TROUBLE
Mars Landed the Third Time Near
Lawrence In His Flight From
Topeka to Kansas City.
(Herald Specially

Topeka, Kas., June ID. C. Mars
driving the Curtiss biplane "Skylark, >
left Topeka at $40 this morning fol-
a flight to Kansas City. After flying
ten minutes he landed at a farm house
to get fresh start On his second at.
tempt he reached Newman, a town
eats-of here, where he
again descended on account of motor
trouble.
The engines were working badly
but Mars resumed his flight and
landed for the third time at Midland
near Lawrence, at $50. He covered
the distance from Newman to Midland
in twenty-four minutes. In landing at
Midland the machine struck the
ground hard, and some time was lost
in making repairs. Kansas City is
sixty-one miles from Topeka.
Mars has been held at Midland in.
definitely. High winds and the bad
condition of his engines may make it
necessary to abandon the flight. If he
completes the trip he will win a purse
of $4,000.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
AMERICAN
|PL)MACY
WAS SOUNDED IN AN ADDRESS
BY HON. PHiLANDER KNOX AT
COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNI
VERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
(Herald Specially

| obSSASAA-'
Philadelphia, Pa, June 15.-Hon
Philadender C. Knox sounded the key.
note as to American diplomacy under
the present administration in a speech
delivered at the commencement exer,
cises of the University of Pennsylva-
MIA today. In concluding his address
Mr.. Knox used the following Ian
guage::
Il have sought to show by this re-
view how uniformly and consistently
the motives and results of our inter-
national action have tended to advance
the brotherhood of nations. We have
indeed, as is right, firmly maintained
our national sovereignty and dignity
and the rights of our citizens, and we
have not avoided war when honor and
duty have invoked that stern arbitra-
meft. Nevertheless we have Loyalty
submitted ourselves to the control Of
the ideals of peace and to the princi-
pies of International comfy and good
will; and we have eXerted our influ-
ence and good offices to guide and
aid others along that path. We have
not, indeed, stood alone in this atti-
tude, but have acted in concert with
other powers who recognize the same
high call and seek the same great
ends. From the ages when barbarism
and cruelty dominated the world,
through the intervening eras when ad-
vancing civilization slowly extended
to relations between states the forces
of enlightened and beneficent private
C we have1eached@ pofEass
when it is evident that the future
holds in store time when wars shall
cease; when the nations of the world
shall realize federation as real and
vital as that now subsisting between
the component parts of single state;
when by deliberate International con-
junction the strong shall universally
help the weak, and when the cor
porate righteousness of the world
shall compel unrighteousness to dis
appear and shall destroy the habita-
tons of cruelty still lingering in the
dark places of the earth. This is
the spirit of the wide world brooding
on things to come That day will be
the millennium, of course; but in some
sense and degree it will surely be
realized in this dispensation of mortal
time.
at is for this country always to
maintain its historic policy and atti
tude, to be true to this greatest duty
Of a nation, which is entirely consist
ent with all it's internal duties, to ad-
vance that time which the whole
course of history and all divine proph-
ecies and revelations alike presage.
The tumult and the shouting dies,
the captains and the kings depart;
let us invoke that solemn prayer of
the poet lest we forget that the an
cient sacrifice still remains-the sac
rifice of the submission to the AL
mighty of the hearts of a people res
olute for righteousness. Thus we
shall realize in some sort ourselves
and shall help the world and the fu-
ture to realize that 'far-off divine
event to which the whole creation
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
VICTIM OF A BIG PLOT
viii Be Line of Representative
Brownies Defense In the Lorimer
Bribery Scandal Case.
(Herald Special.l

Chicago, June 15.-The defense of
Lee O'Neil Browne will be that he
and Senator Lorimer are the victims
of gigantic plot of which Representa-
tive White is the tool. Lorimer will
probably take the stand and testify
along this line. The policy of the de-
Tense was indicated today in the
cross examination of White. Attor-
ney Forest asked White why he had
picked the Tribune to sell his graft
story to, and if it was not because the
Tribune was hostile to Lorimer and
Browne.
White related his first meeting with
Browne in Springfield, and said
Browne then offered him one thou
sand dollars for his vote for Lorimer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
TWE :LVE:
BURNED
FOREIGN WoRkMEN LOST THEIR
LIVES IN FIRE WHICH DESTROY
ED THEIR BOOMING HOUSE.
THREE FATALLY INJURED.
(Herald Specially

Niagara Falls, N. Y, June 10
Twelve foreigners, workmen employed
by the Canadian Power Development
company, were burned to death this
morning in a fire which destroyed a
boarding house at Fallsview, Ontario
The origin of the fire is a mystery.
Three others, man and woman
and child, are in the hospital suffer
ing from fatal burns.
The dead are all Australians.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
WARRIORS MAKE PRESIDENTS.
Secretary of War Dickinson Addresses
West Point Graduates.
(Herald Specially

West Point, N. Y, June 15.-rIn an
address to the graduates of West
Point today Secretary of War Dickin,
son held up Roosevelt as the president
whom the fortunes of war had boosted
into the White House He said that
in the case of eight presidents the
regulations they had made in war
had been potential in raising them to
the presidency.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15
TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Results yesterday:
Galveston a, Oklahoma City 0.
San Antonio b, Dallas 2.
Fort Worth 5, Waco 8.
Houston 6, Shreveport 8.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-06-15

Have no automobile. Order your
roast In the evening. or early in the
morning, or don't kick. Davis Meat
Market. a-12-tt
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-17

The NAVY is great organization, re-
curing about 1880 men. AS more YES
sells of greater tonnage are built each
year, 1t requires more men, which means
continued opportunities for advance
Inent, and steady employment at good
pay. Men of the seaman branch, me-
chinists. firemen carpenters and other
mechanics stewards, cooks, bakers;
stenographers, typewriters and men for
the hospital corps are needed. Boys over
II without trades may enlist as appren-
tice seamen. The life Is healthy aud
different forms of athletics are encour-
aged. The food is wholesome and plen-
tiful and the opportunity to save money
is excellent. The Atlantic fleet will
probably visit the Mediterranean next
fall and there will be ample time for
visits to points of interest. Parents
OF boys over II should investigate thu
advantages of the navy as q career for
their sons. Four years of training in
the navy is Q useful experience, and a
man holding an honorable discharge
from the navy will find 1t a valuable
asset. Apply for full particulars at the
Navy Recruiting Station, Chamber of
Commerce building, Birmingham. Ala.
or write for illustrated booklet to the
Bureau of Navigation. Box 1872. Navy
Department, Washington, D. c.
7-3-5t-su
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FOR SALE.
Gulfport Real Estate.

To close out my real estate business
here offer the following at sacrifice:
800 far-out suburban. lots, now selling
at SIS to $40 each; 80 acres of beautiful
cut over lands with clay sub-soil, easy
to put in cultivation; an acreage addi-
ton near two large manufacturing
plants, 120 acres in all unsold, divided
into one-acre lots; this property is now
selling at $50 per acre. A fine oppor-
tunity for hustler; can double your
money In so days at price l will name
price too low to make public. Address
Box 23-B, R. F. D. No. l, Gulfport,
Miss.
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WANTED-A competent forwarding
bookbinder, mostly on law work,
state salary expected and when can
come Brown Printing Co, State
Printers, Montgomery, Ala.
,,
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-Onc cent n word day; no no.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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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-S t-Sll
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men for railroad fire.
men, brakemen, baggagemen; s75-s100 to
start; early promotion; experience un-
necessary; state age. weight and height.
Address Railway Bureau, $50 Panama
building, st. Louis, Mo. 2-13-52t-sun
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATEs--one cent a word day, no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
FOR SALE
FOR SAIESSome very choice vacant
lots in choice section of West End
can be bought, worth the money. w.
H. Tharpe & Co. 7-1o-st-su-tu- tn
FOR SALE-A good automobile, stano-
r ard make. will sell for mere song If
taken at once. Call owner, 5274 main.
- 7-T-th-fr-su-tu-tf
FOR RENT have a nice screened,
newly furnished front room for $3.50
per week; also have one at $3.50 per
week; lights phone and bath in
house; private family. 1900 Avenue e.
south. 7-12-13t-tuwet h- su
FARM EXCHANGE-Fin Calhoun coun-
ty farm, $40 acres, one and a half miles
r. r. junction town, 5 houses, pretty
stream water; could make fine lake at
small cost; soil is good, no rocks; will
accept $1,000 or exchange for nice city
property. C-Barnes at Avondale, or
call Bell 1923 Main.
FOR SALE-s4OO0; I rooms. corner lot, 50
x150, 9th avenue, South; $500, lot and
three houses fronting 10th avenue,
North income 5000 per annum; $500,
cheapest lot on 4th avenue, property
in this vicinity bringing $4,000 same
size lot; $500, IA lots and good home,
South Ensley car line; $1,000, splendid
lot for home, all street improvements
included, on South Highlands. $500 cash,
balance easy; $3.50, beautiful lot, st,
Charles street, all improvements, $3.50
cash, balance easy. Call on Rufus A.
Russell, POPS First avenue, and get big
gest bargains in Birmingham.
-fri-su
A WE'LL established furniture business
in Bcssemer for sale or will sell half
interest to good party; my reason for
selling is not able to attend to the
business. Address P-3S, care Age-Her-
aid. 7-14-3t-th-fr-su
FOR SALE-Boarding house full OF
boarders and prettily furnished; par
ties leaving city. Apply to sos North
18th street. Peoples phone 1880.
7-13-3 t-we-f r-s u
ALFALFA land, 100 acres black prairie,
20 acres timber, balance open; we'll
drained. no waste land, no stumps, $500;
liberal terms. Other property also. r.
S. Parker, Coatopa, Ala.
7-1o-7t-su-wed-fri
FOR SALE or trade, grocery store and
meat market; fine location; reason Ill
health also small farm for vacant lots.
Address Z-39, care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE-One drawing board, s-drawer
filing cabinet for drawings, X. & e.
make; 4-drawer letter file, sectional
book case, roll top desk, office chaifs.
91S Brown Marx 7-17-6t
ACREAGE EXCHANGE-10 acres close
in to Roebuck Springs; will exchange
for city property. CBarnes, at Avon
dale. Call Bell 142s Main.
FOR SALE or exchange for business or
improved property seven beautiful lots
in Martins addition; lots to 7, In block
H. one block from car line, opposite
Central park; nice shade trees; price,
$3.50. bunker 2111 ist avenue.
FOR SALE-Six acres of ground on
Shades Mountain. with well, barn, or
chard, spring, dwelling and out build
ings, within short distace of church
and school, only 500. R. F. Manly &
Co., rs North 10th Street.
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WANTED-A bookkeeper and clerk who
can meet the public in a pleasant, bus
iness-like manner: light work and good
hours: small salary until familiar with
work, our good opportunity for substan-
tial promotion. Address in handwriting,
Z-3S, care Age-Herald. 7-15-3t
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FOR SALE-A choice lot in Edgewood,
South Highlands addition, one block
from proposed car line. This Is sacri-
fee sale and bargain. Call at office,
1912 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
FOR sALE-s25oo for little 5O-foot lot,
one block of Highland ave; surrounded
by some of the finest residences in Bir-
mingham. Hill Ferguson, 212O LIST ave.
7-17-2t
FOR SALE-One lot In East Lake for
SIPS; bargain; must sell at once.
Farm Realty Co., 704-5-6 Brown Marx.
s6000-Modern new S-room house on 18th
avenue, south, between 18th and 18th
streets; will exchange This property
must be seen to be appreciated
screened throughout; will rent to desir-
able PARTY $650o-24 rooms and two
stores; lot 100x190 servants house. etc.
This property must be sold at once;
particulars will be given on application;
$1,000 cash, balance like rent. s10OO--5-
room house In Kingston, near r. r.;
would be cheap at 1920; terms easy.
s2100-New broom modern, Woodlawn;
owner leaving city. s1250-Good, clean
cafe, doing a nice business, cheapest
lease in city; will exchange for vacant
or improved and pay cash difference.
We have the best equipped coal mine
In Alabama, 240 acres of coal; commits
sary and everything necessary; will ex-
change or sell one-half interest to de-
sirable party that will take charge
Smith Williams & Bass Room 800, Far
ley Building. Main 4s46, Peoples $685.
7-17-3t
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE.
CASH for property, any Kind, any
where, To buy or sell address North
western Business Agency, Minneapolis,
MINI. T-3-5t-su
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FOR SALE or exchange for good stock
of goods, 235 acres timber land, or good
stock farm; both near Altoona, Ala.
Address c. L. Thompson, Altoona, Ala.
7-17-2t-su
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t-lt-At
FOR sALE-2 new cottages on l4th st..
N. Enough said. Call 45S2 Bell. DR.. "
v. Florence. 7-17-4t-su
FOR SALE-An elegant home, must be
sacrificed at once; owner not able to
meet obligations; $1,000 cash down will
handle proposition. Answer this, .as you
will not see this advertised again. Box
59s, Birmingham, Ala.
FOR sALE-Forty (4O) acres Of land suit
able for subdivision at Boyles. Jim
Barton. 21O3h Sd ave-, city.
FOR SALE-Neat broom cottage with
bath, buffers and kitchen pantry, Dress
ing room, electric Lights and gas; on AL
len street; built by owner for home,
but is too small; price, $3.50, half cash
bunker. Pill list avenue.
FOR SALE-Homes, lots. boarding
houses. farms. acreage. Providence Gas
and Oil stocks. have some of the best
bargains In Birmingham today. Choice
Corey lots. L. p. Hill, 1924 4th avenue.
Bell 4722, Peoples 1887.
|TOR sALE-A handsime new South
Highlands home, with modern improve
ments. good community and location
least of goth Street,, reasonable terms
r. F. Manly & Co.. rs North 10Th Street.
FOR SALE-Firstsclass lot In East
Lake IN payment Tor when Will
accept carpenter work. Inquire l.. A.
Keene. s0s First National Bank Bldss
FOR SALE-The chance Of your life. 10
room, 2-story and 8 feet stone base
ment; beg. and prettiest home on LIST
avenue, 6403: $40 cash and $40 per month;
no interest until paid for T. F. john
son, Bell phone 1881 Woodlawn.
FOR SALE-A beautiful corner dot on
Highland ave. Apply to e. W6ld. 121t
Ash street. 7-l7-su-tbu-l-mg
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LOST-One small male fox terrier; color
black, white and tan; name, Mac; hat
on collar when lost from 1926 n. Gath st.
about 3 p. m. Saturday. Reward for re-
turn.
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FOUND

FOUND-One brown colored COW; owner
can have same by proving property and
paying charges. Call Mrs. Boggs, 7l6
N, 23d st.
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FOR SALE-A complete law library con-
tanning 1000 to 1900 volumes; all books in
good conditions; good as new and up
to-date. For further information adj
dress 80 e. Main street, West Point.
Miss 7-17-2t-su
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'Stix" Pointer pups;
Gladstone setter pups; Boston terrier;
ages, months to ! year; price fol
pointers and settlers, 81 up; might ex-
change for poultry Address ]. C. Moses
Box rs, Birmingham.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

man can secure perma-
nent position paying s15 per week
salary and commission; experience
unnecessary; we pay while learning.
Address Suite 81, The Wheeler, east
18th street and Prospect avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio. 7-10-1l
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WANTED-First-c steel tank and
tower. erector; thoroughly experienced
and reliable; stage age. references and
wages w. f. Caldwell Co.. incorpor-
ated, Louisville, KY. 6-26-l2t-su- mo-thu
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FOR SALE-A bargain In a broom house
and store, on car line in populous dis
trict of woodlawn; price $780, on easy
payments; this place sold for $500 re-
Gently; a good reason for selling at a
sacrifice now. Cavenaugh, 5sS First
Nat. Bank Bldg. Bell S34.
FOR SALE-The finest farm on the Pin
srn pike. w. +. Carter, Woodlawn.
7-17-2t
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ss5 MONTHLY and expenses to reliable
people to collect names and leave sam
pies. large wholesale house. n. Mon
roe President, T-201, Chicago.
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CONSTRUCTION force Texas railroad;
timekeeper s1o0, paymasters 500, COM
missary clerks $75, locating engineer
5000, superintendent 5000, foreman 800
$50. Business Mems Clearing House,
Houston Tex.
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A WELL established furniture business
in Bcssemer for sale or will sell half
interest to good party; my reason for
selling is not able to attend to the
business. Address P-3S. care Age-Her-
aid T-14-3t-th-fr-
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FOR SALE-Boarding house full OF
boarders and prettily furnished; par
ties leaving city. Apply to sos North
18th street. Peoples phone 1850.
T-13-3t-We-fr-su
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medicine salesman to
call on general stores and druggists;
none but experienced speciality man
need apply: salary or commission; reply
with references. Box 30, Birmingham.
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TWO good men to act for large Texas
corporation, sales experience preferred
but not necessary. e. t. Anderson,
Manager. 307 Lumberman's Bank Bldg,
Houston Tex
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machinist on power plant
and general mine machinery repairs, for
location 80 miles from Birmingham,
salary 800 per month. State fully ex-
perience and references. Address A-4O
Aqe-Herald 7-17-6t
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GET a better place! Uncle Sam is best
employer; pay is high and sure, hours
short, places permanent, promotions
regular, vacations with pay; thousands
of vacancies every month; all kinds of
pleasant work everywhere; no lay-offs;
no pull needed; common education suf-
ficient. Ask for free booklet GO 200,
giving full particulars and explaining
my offer of position or money back.
Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. c.
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s95 WEEKLY and expenses to trust
worthy people to travel and distribute
samples for big wholesale house. c. II.
Emery M-1n1 Chicago.
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BUSINESS for sale; merchant tailoring
business; excellent location; low rent;
good lease; satisfactory reason for SELL
ing; small stock woolens and trim
mings. Address T-3s. care Age-Herald,
birmingham. Ala. 7-17-3t-su- wd-su
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FOR SALE-A lot of one-story cottages,
3s rooms altogether, situated on
north side of Sd avenue, between 10th
and 18th streets, to be demolished and
removed Address bids to Birming-
ham Railway, Light and Power Co.
Right to reject any and all bids re-
sarved 6-30-tf
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STOLEN from my buggy on Third ave.,
between 10Th and goth SITS, about 1
o'clock Saturday, red fiber telescope
full of ladies' skirts, etc; $40 reward If
finder will return to I. Urdong, 712 N.
18th st,
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-0ne cent a word day; no al.
taken for less thnn 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-Six and one-half acres of
land In Shades Valley all cleared and
facing the public road within four
miles of courthouse, only $3.50. r. F..
Manly & Co., 26 North 10th Street.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-We have q 1900 feet capa-
city sawmill, nearly new, with 100000
feet of timber; price, $500; small cash
payment and balance 500 per month, or
will take lumber for balance. Also sew
eral other good mills with timber which
can be bought cheap Birmingham
Business Brokerage Co., sol First Ma
tional bank building. Phones 1870
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WANTED-MALE HELP

ALL motormen listed to report Sunday
morning with baggage ready to go. The
Birmingham Hotel.
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FOR SALE-Fancy. black, combination
horse, years old, 151a hands high; a
splendid riding or driving animal; also
buggy, harness, saddle and bride. Call
Clark. Phone 1866.
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FOR SALE-Do you want home well
located in Woodlawn; a modern, D.
room house, east front, terms good for
three DAYS. Bell phone 341 East Lake.