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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

siderable gains for Stubs. may In
crease this lead. but there are numer-
Gus large counties In the eastern part
OF tho state which are expected TO
show losses for Stubs. although they
we're carried by him.
Democrats Give No FieureG
The Democrats sull contend that
Hodges has been elected. but Hsnder-
son Martin. state chairman, sin 70
fuses 20 give any nGares.
we have only II or IL eoNnties
sonplNs enough that Ne can bNsS any
INMATES and We don't earo TO give
Y any figures ret" said Martin. But
you car bot candy thai Hodges IL
elected"
J. N. Dolly believes that the state
has been carried By stnbbs By from
10000 TO 1900 plurality.
I'VE have spiicient definite figures
On which 90 base this estimate. and
We believe the state is likely 70 90
ven higher a. tho reports now GOV
better than the estimates OF election
night The house OF representatives
seems 20 be Democratic BY a small
majority. although we haven't returns
on enough counties 20 say definitely.
We have carried orery congressional
district by good mojoritics. be said.
Have a Renewed Hope.
when the Democrats went home
they were feeling rather ~downcast al.
though stll calming the election The
returns later appeared 20 give them
fresh hope. especially the reports from
ioayenworth and Atchison counties.
The Democratic county committee In
Lcayonworth claims that county by
5000. Stubs admits he lost 81 by
$500. The Democrats carried Atchi.
son by 500. according to their figures,
but the Republicans admit losing q
by only 900.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
JOHN 4. DIX WINS
BY OVER $4,000
Outside Of the City Republicans Cary
State by 2sOOo-Roossvett Lost
HE Own Preeinet--cannon
Democrats Elected.

New York. Nov John A. Dix o.
Washington county. the Demoertic
candidate for governor OF the state Of
New York has been elected BY q plur-
allty which. when Hll the returns are
In viii probably reach 10000. VITA
a falling on IN the Republican vote
estimated az p per cent above the
Bronx and II per cent jn New YORK
city and q falling on Of s per cent In
the Democratic vote up state UEB
plurality Is about 1000 more than that
obtained By Gov. hughes in 1908.
Col ROOsevelts home election dis
thct the Fifth Of Nassau county, was
carried BY Dix BY a plurality Of 80.
Although be ran considerably ahead
Of his ticket. Dix managed to carry
bis associates through with him His
plurality in New York city IL esti-
mated It about To-, 600 divided as fol-
lows among the Eve boroughs, all Of
which he carried
Manhattan and the Bronx, 5000;
Brooklyn $4,000; Queens 1900; Rich
m0nd 10000. II the Republicans could
have come down 70 the Bronx with
anything like a normal plurality
Henry l. Stimson would have been
elected easily. Gov. Hughes two
years ago brought 70 the New York
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
SIXTY MEN tNTOMBED IN NINE
Many ReSousrs az Work-Sheek Felt
PRsr Miles AWay-cauBs Net
DotSe9nlnse.

Trinidad. Col, NoY. s-Sixty or
more miners are entombed ana may
be dead as a result OF an explosion
in mine number 3 OF the Victor Ameri-
can Fuel company at DsleguR. %
miles northwest Of this city. Reports
reaching Trinidad from the camp
state hat three men were killed Al
the mouth OF the mine and that four
were injured. Il Is believed that 40
men were in the mine at the time Of
the explosion but II is ssid that over
half OF them were On their way out
! through mine No 2 70 vote. Il Is
believed that the explosion was con.
fined largely 20 one end not Tar from
the mouth OF the main slope and was
due to gas Mine Inspector Dave
Griffith. superintendent William
lewis. Assistant Superintendent
Young. Master Mechanic Young.
James pauEhcrty. Motorman and
every pit boss and FIRE boss In the
mine are believed 20 have been killed.
The force OF the explosion was .u't 90
Hastings four miles down the canon.
and the news OF the disaster spread
rapidly. Rescue a OF the Colorado
Iron and Fuel company was manned
with a force OF IS trained rescaors
and ran by special engine to tho s,lrc
reaching there shortly after 6 o'c.5ck.
General Manager ". J.. Murray OF
Denver has been notified.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Except Ia Mr.. Lewis own county the
Democratic candidate made gains IN
every county IN the state aud an iuai.
cations point TO a legislature that will
% Democratic on the join, ballot and
name \ Democrat as the successor 10
Sohn Kcan whose term expires 10
1911 Many Of tho Republican dls.
trtcta carried by tho Democrats Tor
senator are those "a which there ara
hold overs, 30 that the upper branch
OF The state legislature IN all proba.
bilily win be Republican by a few
votes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
PROHIBITION DEFEATED 10000
Former Vote In coa1ties Ne snalea.
ten Of Resuit-St Leuia Gave
MaieytN % s0.Ooa

S. Louis. Nov Q-Iae puaqosea
probabilities coasututioDrI uc q
10 the constitution has ,n defeated
By a sarge majority according 20 le-
complete rcllrns Taa CIdasps De-
tense COMMITTEES which managed lhs
81 campaign ctim that ths ma
jorT AGAINST prohibition Ia the state
win he nee coo ~ which soco8 comes
from me city oG e. Losi& Fae pro-
hieuoaist wun for che agsf tine IA
Creme eoaagy aad Springfield enc II
The largest cldes ~ oves SEQ ma
iouU Kansas city went wet ~
shout t2cW and ST. Joseph BY two 10
Or0 JasGer 1nd Worth coantiss each
Wgut ~du o. 1900.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
NEBRASKA ELECTS ALORlcH
The State is observation-disclosures
Hitchcock, Democrat VIII CO 70
United States Senate

Omaha. Nov. s.-ChaGer H. Aid
nOh. Republican. has probably been
elected governor OF HsbraA over
James c. Dahiman. De@@ceat By a
plurality OF between k.eee and 1850.
The Omaha Bee. RepubheAA clA,ms
Aldrichs election By Al least 1000,
and the Omaha World-Hersld. Demo
Gratis, admsQ Dahlman's probable de
feat
Representative Gilbert ". Hitch.
cock. candidate Tor the United States
scnate in opposition 90 tte present
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

so1ator, Elmer J nurkeu has run
ahead o. pohlman. gcnsrally and the
Worid-Herald. o. which Hitchcock is
The proprietor. claims his elecuoB.
under The Oregon Plaza Of votas By
$1,000.
j. seems likely tAe entire Requhit
can state ticket has heca chosen
Few returns have bean received on
the congressional elections except &C.
tho Second iOmahal distHct. where
Lobeck. Democrat Is elected.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10


Sumson's plurality north OF the Bronx
is estimated at about &.ecs.
John A Hopper. the Independent
League candidate for governor. receiV-
ed approximately 5000 votes.
The only explanation offered by the
Republican leaders Is that thousands
Of Republicans who Woul-ot vote for
DIX because he Is = Democrat and
who would not vote for sumson be
cause OF his intimate. relation with
Col Roosevelt. showed their resent
ment and lack OF interes, - remain.
ing az home.
Congressman Goldfczle, Riordan,
Fitzgerald and Forues. who With Con
gresham Harrison, voted at the last
congress Go uphold CaUuorism. were
am reelected. They an represent
strong Democratic districts.
The next lCEisiasu~e may be Dom
ocrauc The indications are that she
Democrats have gained e.ett senator's
and - assemblymon O number OF dis
trlCts, the returns from which ore
not yet complete, Indicate that there
may De further gains. To get control
OF the senate the Democrats need a
total gain OF ten But Tor control Of
assembly they need a total Of %.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
THEGENERALRESULT
DEMOCRATIC GAINS SEEN TO So
TIE RULE ~ AL
STATES
HOUSE SsTsOsGLY DEMOCRATIC
ln ssrsfs gsDgsnca1 ssisry VII e
Reesoe5-larsa A. Reed - sgSess4
William warner q Hsasasr-Prs-
hlbition Dsfsssed fn aietssrL

Ths lsrer bo1sa o. me s~lHtgssc11a
1ngrsas VIII co1lain zd8 Dom0arzeH
and III Republican,
Ths aet k0ase af1sF Gs Deuozts
lad gained taree tn bgelsclcla lad
rs Hega5Icz1a and Ia DeuocrzA
TIE Democrats have EzGl 45 seat1.
TIE Rep1b1czu mat0ntg q g. n
ne present co-EreBE wL give say 70
= Democratic majority q H E ne
hex oorgrHrh
DeuDcraIc EgvErECra elected =
New YORK MaEssl1Ess--E. Oh. Cox
uecticst anf Esu Jersey. DgEzsly Re
pubhcsl Eu1nEaci1E
Rep1Aezn EgFsr1oz sisesed "a Tsz-
neEtse a trszk l1 lie zo11 s-a
Indiana anE NeW TofE VII azFs
Dsnoarstic legislatures azf SALTS
BsrenSge and DsgW VII BE- Escoes
ID b. Dezaocnza InEiarz Hegat
cam ciain eiec10z % Beverage
West Virginia Gained ~ tie DEuo
crats. Vita tke probability mst ssE
ntor scgu VIII have q Demoerare He
ceEsor
Fer the frE tine IL tae hstoy q
de uauo1 a Socialist q been eieeI
ed 20 congress
Uncle Joe Canncu VII retire fnoz
the s-1eAershlp cf rke Eo1Ee
Represeu1zLFe ChzzB GAIA q
Missouri, a DeEocrs probably WI
be TIE DeEt speaker.
Democrats declare the eleGl5a re-
suit a rebuke q The RepubEca1s Cor
ne Alddch-Psyne ann Iaw ard -
Theodore Roosevelt for kls GccSd1s
u nsW nariolzlsm
Record vote Po-lsd b. Socialists IL
many states
Senator Lodge nay fan q rseleo-
dOn because o. Democratic GzEnE IN
Massachusetts legislature and The
election Of Republicans ~uaslsagsd to
vote FOR hi7-
For tAs first tine wouez took q
prominent part II a national election.
working A. the polls In NsE YORK
aud elsewhere.
In Oklahoma wom4n's Suffrage Eaa
voted OF and tuned doEn-
Robert p Bass. R~spubIleaz. wa
elected governor % NeE aznREhlrs
By a w1rality estimated al sDoa
JOhn = Teasr. RspubMeAn. elected
governor ~ PsnnsylVsuiA. with = pls-
rahty esumated a. about 1s.o08-aloE
figure IN Pennsylvania
Republicans claimed the reelection
o. Governor P0thier 30 Rhode Island.
although the siSe o. his plurality was
Ia doubt
The latest returns from rural as
tuc-s made rhe size 1f the ul1ralIty o.
woodrow Iscl Democrat u Eew
Jersey, a matter OF doubt althC1gh
Democrats claimed r 20 BE- about sCl.
Insurgents we're victorious 10 the
West Boo only hy a larroa msrEin.
Late rs--rls indicate ths elt-ton
OF c1ester Alirlh over -Coul Boy
james Dzhlus1
John A. UiE. De-ucrat, uas elected
governor cf New Yore b. a majority
o. between eQ0e3 ana 3. carry.
Ing the entire state ticket with aim
lu Kansas Crtire Republican aciet
Is elected
iu Missouri Heplbuczut elccr state
ucket Democuats control legisatars
ASSURING election az lamias A. Reed.
Prohbsuon defeated ~ tiQRet
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
s6w JERSEY ELECTS WILSON
That Of issa-Thsy May Gain
. Senator.

Trenton. " J., Nov. s.-For the nrsi
time since 1892 the rear OF the greai
Democrat landslide that landed
Grover Cleveland. the presidency fol
the Ee6Rhd time New Jersey Wenl
DemoSW tic. Woodrow wilson, presi
dent OF Princeton university helnl
elected governor over Vivian NJ
Lewis bis Republican opponent by q
plurality that may reach 10000.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
Nerth pakota R,nubLLonn.

Fargo " d., Nov. e-North nakots
has elected a Republican legislature,
This lnsurcs the reelection OF Nc
Cumber 10 the United States senate
and the election OF Congressman
Greene 20 hll vacancy caused by the
death OF senator Johnson Both Re.
publican candidates Tor congress have
won.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Washington, Nov. p President
Tagt has reached hor from Cincinnati
where Dc voted Ho went direct %
the Waite House. n was announced
ne had no statement 10 make regard
ing Tuesdays election
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Little Rock, Ark, Nov a~,-Arkansas
voted for congressman alone the
state election having taken place in
September A light vote was pollod
throughout the state. being fully 40
per cent smaller than the September
election. The returne show a full
pemoOratiei delegation 20 congress.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Washington. Nov. s.-The possible
%oyerturning OF the Republican major.
ity In the senate is the big surprise
OF the later election returns.
The wiser politicians had discount.
ed the election Of a Democratic house,
though the Republicans had been put.
ting out stories to the contrary. But
nobody bad supposed for a minute
that It would be possible to shake the
Republican control OF the senate.
Must Get at Least One.
Il looks now as n the Republicans
would retain a small majority in the
upper house But the narrowness OF
The margin Is a tremendous shock to
the party leaders. With six states in
doubt the Republicans must get At
least n OF them or lose control. The
Democrats have forty-one members
certain aud the Republicans forty-hve.
And only forty-seven votes make a
majority. In the event OF a tie vote,
Vice President Sherman would cast
the deciding vote.
In the congress. which viii expire
March T. 1911. the Republicans have
had a majority Of tw~euty-siK. The
Democrats need to gaia fourteen seats
Of the thirty which become vacant
next March In order TO get contrdH.
Even II they fail TO make this gain
Z In certain that Wieh the Republican
insurgents they can control tha sen.
ate for progressive Legislation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

New YORK, Nov 8--rha suaraEettea
made their ADVENT Ia the seiivs arenl
Of talngs Political when al the els0
ton no lg4tsaa "A women responded
30 TIE Republican can for honaa
Nichers and took up Inv work a.
spiss ~ many disaGvan.aGeA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Topeka, Nov. 9.-Unofhcial returns
in IS counties where the vote is count
ed complete and estimates based on
tho returns from other counties give
tho state TO Stubs by 5000.
All the Republican congressman
were elected.
It Is probable that the small west
ern counties. which are showing con.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Sallna, KAN Nov. Al 1 Tollyor
q ne Elmore, Cooper 4 RYAN Com
mission Company. Kansas City. Vas
nearly killed Ia 4 runaway near res
cott A surrey was throws pFer acd
~ wa dragSed any fest
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
chleaao b penoerano.

Chicago. Nov a.-Roturns ia Chi
a & and Cook county. although less
than ono.hali tho total lrdlca,s the
Democrats have swept City and county
BY from $4,000 70 10000 voteA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Jlneooo City Woula Try NsN Ru'a
Junction Uy KAN Nov. 9-rhe
ndicaa1gs 1c thlt papers soon VII
% circulated here gssius q snociG
clsc,-oa for Ds commission torm ot
government a r1m1er ot local msa
naFo a.ed taa sab6ct la0r
cy ara esya decided uat h IS an
og tte present
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

nanylllo, ul, nov. 9,-Joseph e..
Cannon, speaker OF the house o. rep.
r~esentatiyes, was reelected 20 con.
Eress from tho Eighteenth Illinois CON
g%rcsslonal district By a slightly re.
ducod plurality.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

a Ne@ ociesna Bcat EtcA
Calsaet Sow 1.-Two mouor tas.s
WIN slart iogu hege On a race % Sew
og'eaas De- uay ef ue Chlcaso river
lae drainage canal and the Illinois,
en1 Mississippi rivers The race ia
hetpoaa Joseph Hessler and Paul
Wiesa both OF Gnea pay, Wis on a
wager OF SaoQl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

ST. Louis. Nov 9-The tremendous
wet majority Ia 81 Loais has AppAr
entity dragsOd al other amendments
% defeat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
DAILY MhsKll REPORTS


AfNa atuEh
kanHaa city NUv. a-C1tDU-C1nman
steers tiQoH fiai feifsfa ssn. 0li
rtoeb,ra and feeders E3tat0aEl Ifaea
DuIk 80 s8los $500 sfh saesr amhs.
fd.Q1H 600. Eood to ebaieo wtulcia tsJi
IU4a1. eWcf tah0a RIO
Cbieago. Soy. 9-Hcef-stecIF. $4,000
zee; cows aud hoiiGrs. iagb06lai stocs-
era and ictdera t3a5U6l& How-Buik
% sales ~HiAaaal1, H~hcop-Nauves.
G.GouL20 lambs Wlg8G6a
81 Louis. Nov. a.-Hbof-stetus, $3.50
Q7,6oi atockcru and fcedcra. t3soR5.gS.
COWS n hcilerH, Sa16WAaS, Toxas
steers, tAb0ttH00. HoRa-~IiRs ana lights,
N2bWsth. shocp-Neuvcs. sA15HAi6;
lambs. G.e50dT5.
Produce.
Kansas city, NoY. a-Egga, 400 don.
poultry-flcnn, ieMo; aprinfn. ioitoi tar.
koyH. 1851 butter, creamery, extra, 500;
packing stock, athe Potatoes. home
npown. 5eQige
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
IS SAFE FOR Stubs.
INCOMPLETE RETURNS INDICATE
HIS REELECTION BY SMALL
PLURALITY.
MAY BE- LITTLE MORE THAN 5000

All Republican Candidates for Con-
gres Have Been Eleoted-.Madison
and Rees Pull ThroGsh-pemoerats
still Contend Hodges 10 Elected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
SPECIAL RATES
 Via

Special Homeseekers' Rates to points in the west and northwest. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month, limited for retorn 25 days from date of sale.
 Cincinnati, O., and Return, account Ohio Valley Exposition. Round trip rate August 2S to September 24. inclu- sive Tickets limited 10 days from date of sale, $15.20. Round trip rate August 24 to September 24, inclusive, tickets limited September 29, 1910, s2o.oo.
 One-way second-cIass colonist rates Los Angeles or San Fran and to other points in the west and northwest in proportion. Tickets on sale August 25 to September g, and Oc- tober l to 15, 1910.
 Nashville, Tenn, and return, $6.45. Tickets on sale September 24 to 27, in elusive. final limit October ,. with priv llege of extension to October 31, 1910, for $1.00.
 New Orleans, La., and return, $10.00. Tickets on sale September 12 13 and IA, with final limit September q, 1910, for return.
 For further information call on or write to P. Sid Jones, D. P. A., both phones 977. Birmingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
-STRAYED-.STOLEN

wANTEDSA good woman cook. Apply at HOS 11th avenue south. 9-6-St STOLEN-From residence, Sth avenue and 18th street, north, silver purse with name Lalla Rock Harris marked inside. Return to 701 Empire building and get reward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
Rooms WANTED = Board

~INTED-On or before September 15, by couple with one child, three un- furnished connecting rooms, in private horne for light housekeeping. Can give reference. State conditions and price. Address X-6f care AgeHerald. S-7-2t WANTED-Room, breakfast and dim ner in private family, by lady. Must he modern and first-class. Address Z-64 Age-Herald. s-1-2t-th-su WANTED-Two or three desirable rooms completely furnished for light housekeeping in private fam fly. Answer quick. N-6o' care Age Herald.
 yvANTED-Room In private family by young man; no other poaraers. L-oo' care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
BOIL WORMS ARE BAD
 IN DELTA COTTON Mississippi State Farm Is Suf-
 fering Greatly WAR UPON SPARROWS Farmers Are Urged to Destroy the Eng fish Sparrow a Pest--New Pack ing Plant Is Established in
 Boil Weevil Region
WAR UPON SPARROWs

Jackson, Miss, September 7.-(Special)- The boil worm is reported to playing havoc on the convict farm in Sunhower county where the weeds grow rank and the ground remains damp after other fields have dried out.
 G. A Mullins, sergeant on Camp No. f. at Parchman, who was in Jackson last night en route to Copiah county to visit his home folks, states that the boil worms have appeared in great num- bers and that they have done a great deal of damage to the states crop, and which, by the way, he declares, IS the finest he ever saw grow, and that In spite of the worms and other disasters, he is confident the big farm will make as much or more cotton than last year.
 The corn crop, says MT Mullins, is inn mense, and he feels assured that the Parchman farm will harvest at least 125, 900 bushels of the great cereal this fall and have lots of corn to sell. But then the state has been selling corn all this year
 The pea crop is also very f1ne one, and Mir. Mullins believes they will house at least 15,00o bushels of peas-a Vege- table that ticlSles the fancy and the palate of convicts as well as mules
 Speaking of the wheat crop raised on Parchman this year. MT Mullins states that it has turned out well, the yield be- ing as heavy as other sections of the country report, and that bread, biscuits and batter cakes made from the hour' which is ground on a corn mill, IS re- marlxably toothsome, especially when
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
FOR SALE Desirable Lot in Mountain Terrace, No. 54. Must be sold at once. Any reason able offer considered. Ad- dress P. o. Box 154, Mo- bile. Ala.
FOR SALE

 s125o-5 rooms and hall, lot 5ox14o, on 2d avenue, North Birmingham; s16OO-6 rooms and hall, corner lot 5ox14O. on 9th avenue, North Bir- mingham; terms. s135o-5 rooms and hall; lot 5ox1o5, in Norwood district; high and dry; terms.
 s125o-6 rooms, new house; lot 50x15o; in Kingston; terms S150, balance S15 month.
 s12oO-5 rooms, new; lot 5ox15o. in Kingston; terms $15o cash balance S15 month. S160O-2-story, 7-room house, lot BOX 14O on Allen street North Highlands; terms.
 6s lots adjoining park at North Bir- mingham, worth s200 to $250 each for s7500: terms. 40 acres near Irondale, improved; $125 per acre; terms. 40 acres on Shades Mountain, front ing public road, less than 1z mile from Mountain View Springs prop erty; s60 per acre. 16 5-acre tracts: fine for truck farm ing, on Shades mountain; $500 each easy terms. $40 acres, 23 miles from Birmingham $2500; easy terms 200 acres two miles from Trussville S10 per acre; easy terms. 156 acres IT miles east of Birmingham $500; terms easy $15 5,0oo-Corner on 3d avenue with good brick building; east of goth street terms.
 $15, ,000-Lot west of goth street on 3c avenue. improved; terms. $3750-2-story, Sroom house on 11tt avenue, north, between 18th and 20th streets, terms. s1400-5-room house on Johns street will sell to colored people on terms M. F. Webb Real Estate Go. POI Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Bel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-0ne cent word a dayJ no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- uon. Cnsh must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
FOR RENT NOW
SOuTHSIDE

eIferSon County Banl
 phone 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICIAL BANKRUPTCY SAI

OFFICIAL BANkhUfISf SAbE
 Sale of stock of goods of Baughn & Ensel bankrupts, in store No. 113 Broughton street. west.
 Under an order of Hon. A. H. Mac Donell, referee in bankruptcy, passed September 5, 1910, I will sell the stock of goods and store furniture, fixtures and appliances of Baughn & Ensel, bankrupts, on Friday, September IS, 1910, at 12 o'clock at the United States circuit court room, Savannah Ga Seal ed bids are invited on said property, either by lots or departments, and also as a whole. Whichsoever mode realizes the most will be adopted by the court. The successful bidder is required to deposit 10 per cent oN his bid, the same to be returned if the sale is not con firmed. All sales to be for cash, sub feet to the confirmation of the court. The above property can be inspected on application to the undersigned.
 HENRY BLUN, JR.,
 Trustee. 113 Broughton St, West Savannah, Ga. September 5, 1910. 9-S-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08

NOTICE TO THE WORLD-The patent office of the United States of America
 has under consideration plans and speci-
 fications, asking for letters patent for a
 machine to be known as perpetual mo- tion The inventor made, more than three years ago, a combination of dis coveries wherein the principals of said discoveries harness the power of gravi- tation and by the combination of sev- eral mechanical devices has succeeded in constructing a simple and inexpensive machine, that may be built as toy or a 10000 IT, P. or greater. There is no
 limit to It's capacity. It will furnish its own power. giving 80 to 90 per cent to it's operator for commercial use. It Is purely principle wherein combina- ton of nine mechanical devices work in harmony and are automatically con- trolled by gravitation only This ma chine will be patented in all leading nations and will be for sale as soon as letters patent are secured. Correspon- dence soclliated. Address, Inventor, P.
 o. Box $50, Birmingham, Ala, U. s. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08

GILT EDGE-Here is an opportunity for a man with cash to buy controlling interest in one of the oldest and most favorably known mercantile establish ments in the city; good reason for sell ing; will take 80 to $50 to turn the deal If you mean business for par ticulars address G-65, care Age-Herald.