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Agree to 22-Foot Rina.

Reno, June 29.-After a conference with Tex Rickard, Johnson agreed to- day to fight in a ring 22 feet square. This suits Jeffries, and the matter of ring dimensions has been settled
 The question of thickness of the padding to be stretched over the floor of the ring is still open. The prize fight law of Nevada says nothing on the matter and Jeffries and Johnson have not yet agreed as to how much canvas and felt must be under their feet when they face eac hother. They will State their requirements tomor-
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Detroit.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Rumors are persistent that cy Young is about done as a pitcher But he has a fortune. So what does he care? He is the grand old man of baseball. When Young quits, Deacon Philippe of the Pirates will be about the oldest of the old guard left in the majors.-Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
$1oyooo THAT NEGRO WILL NOT LAST SEVEN ROUNDS
Chicago Sporting Man Ready to Wager
 That Amount on Jim Jeffries.

Chicago, June 29.-Eouis Houseman. the former sporting writer announced here today that he has S1e,e00 to be placed at 1 to 10 that Johnson will not answer the call of time" at the sev- enth round of the slgnt at Reno.
 T will bet the money for my friends $10.000 to S100.00O, or any part there of at that odds" said Housman
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
BITS OF BASEBALL.

Jack OConnor offered McAleer s2.00O for Germany Sehaefer. McAleer has Schaefer on the bench. but he refused the offer.
 Baseball critics say the Giants would be invincible if they would support their other pitchers as well as they do Mathewson.
 Perkins of Newark Stelle of Provi-
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COTTON,

k New York, June 2s.-Cotton futures closed steady Closing bids: June 1510. July 15-12 August 14.5s, Sep tember 1907, October 12.47 November 12.34, December 1928, January 1223 February 1922, March 12.2E>
 Cott spot closed quiet 10 points higher; middling uplands 15-O5; mid ding gulf 15.20; no sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Preventics-those Candy Gold Cur Tablets-will satisfy and quickly checf all colds and the Grip. Try them onnt and seel 4s-25e. Sold by Lee & Os, good.
 B'oley's Kidney Remedy may be eiv. en to children with admirable results If does away with bed wettinE and N also recommended for use after mcasle
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
The United Stafes FinIsbiRa Ca
1ae Broadway

Nav York. June ez5 Isf6
 Coupons No IF. due July !, 1910, on consolidated mortgage s per cent. gold bonds of this company will be paid a t the cfnce of The Trust Company os Ame-Ses- s7 Wall Street, New York City
 Coupons No 1s- due July l. 1910 on first mortgage per cent. bonds of The stef71nE Dyeing end F1nfsbirx Comparv will be paid at the office of The Trust Company Of America s7 Wall Street. Eev York City
 jes5d F. g. JEROME. Treasurer,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

A telegram from Frank Farrell the president of the New York American league baseball clrb, announces the acceptance of the offer of Dutch Re velIe of the Richmond club at $2.5oo and says that MT Irwin will be in Richmond within the next week to sign the necessary papers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Johnson Money in siqht.

San Francisco. June 2s-Before leav- ing tonight for Reno, Tom Corbett am nounced that the odds have again heightened from 10 to 6, with plenty of Johnson money in sight at that figure.
 Considerable money will be wagered here on the probable duration of the fight No definite odds have been set but 1t is likely that even money will be offered that Johnson will not stay twenty rounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Philadelphia, and Mullin. Detroit Thf chances are that there was a runnci on third when Mullin went down Cleveland pitchers have clean rec. ord. not one being careless enough t6 swipe a sack.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
New Eus.ano Lsssu.

At Iasrsnce-Iowel G. Lawrence :.
 At New Bedfnrd-L.yna 1, New Bedford g.
 At Brocktcir-Worcester :, Brockeon 1 ; 10 Innings At Fall River-HaFerhill g. Fal River I2.
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BASEBALL RESULTS wIo.fsOAy.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING.
Connecticus Leapue.

At Waterbury-Sow Britain 2, Waterbury 2.
 At Serthamptou-Harftfcrd O. Northampton l. At New Hsven-->ew Haven !. Bridgeport B.
 Al spr1n2fe.d-First game. Springfield 6, HoI. yoke 0. Second Springfield 6 Holyoat 3.
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EASTERN LEAGUE sTAno,Ne.
3Newark
Easiern iearue

At Rroyidence-Brffalo :. Providence S. At Jersey cify-MoItreaI ]. Jersey City g. At Baltinore-Rochester 2. Baltimore l At~Newsrk rk-roronto o. Newark '.
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MONEY.

New York. June 23.-Money on call steady; 1-4@3 per cent: ruling rate ? 7-S per cent; last loan If; clos ing bid 2 If: offered at Z 1-2.
 Time leans strong. sixty days 20 14 per cent: six months 4 l-2 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Hilarious . Good Horse.

Sheepshead Bay, N. Y, June 2s.- Hilarious proved himself a good horse when he won the Long Island handicap of l Is miles, here, today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
WillIma antic.

1otdlgs % 5 z4 IT 1otdIs, 5o IT 20 io
 O'Aara cut. hit by batted ball.
 M'Intyre out, fnfeId fly a |:
 when winning scored
 Score by fnninEx:
 vilhmantic i | sIs 6 .-5 Norwich .....- .-....-.1 0 6 Q 0-4
 Runs. Norwich NoenAn RhyIander. Dun. Me- tyre for willinnantic Campion 2 Jim Nichols, Pet rick 2: hits Petrick Harris, Friel; home run. OMsra; bases balls. o1 Harris 5, of Smith 2: hit by pitcher, Duff. McIntyre Sullivan: struck out by HRris 2, by Smith 5; double play. Cam pden Ferris to Nichols; stolen bases. Mcintyre Shaw, Rhyiander. Duf, Sullivan Petrick: wild pitches Harris 3: sacrifice hit. James Nichols: sacrifice fly. Dun: first base errors. Willimantic
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Homer Won For Wi|Iies' tn Ninth
Norwich Lost, to 4, at Windham -Middletown Gets One from New London-WhaIers Blanked.
MiddIetown 2. New London 0.

, l, Norwich 2; left on bases. wilimantie g. Nor
 wich 6; earned ruls. Wilimantic 3; time. 2.22; umpire Liggins
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Especial to The Bulletin. :,

0OpGCIdf IO HE buIIGLIII-J
 Willimantic, June 29.-Paddy O,Ma- ra,s long drive over deep center field fence late this afternoon at Windham fiel2 settled a long drawn out game between Willimantic and Norwich The score was in Norwich'se favor A to 5. when Dunn's Colts came to their last wallops. Harris grounded out Campion drew a pass, went to third on
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Giants Win from PbiI,;ss.
Philadelphia.
-N New York.

New York. June %. Merkle's batting featured todays New Yorli-Phila ladelphia game which was
 won by the locals to ?. after ten innings of play Tha
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Middletown shut out New London to 0, at CannonbalI park New Lon don, on Wednesday afternoon The score:
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Brown. Win at Cleveland d i.

Cleveland June 29.-St Louis defeated Cleveland 1 10 .. Spade knocked the box but Powell. vho succeeded him. effective with men on bases. The
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pitt.burs,s Error. eiys. eam. to clnainuuu.

PittsbuTg. June 29--Fielding and battery errors gave Cincinnati a C to victory ittsburg to- day Wagner was put of game in the serenth inning because he disputed a decision by Umpire Moran et the plate when double play spoiled all chance for Pittsourg score. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Jimmy Slagl ix leading the Eastern league in run getting, and the Balti- more club thinks him a prize.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Chicago.

Detroit. June 29.-Donoyan got the decision 0 Scott in fine pitchers batle today. shutting Chicago to O. The score:
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Matr.rn His Freely by superbas.
Brooklyn.

Boston. June ee-Brooklyn defeated Boston t fin poriy played game today. Mattern lackes effectiveness and wild. Score:
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senators Dr,p One to Hiahlana.r..
New York.

Washington. June a9.-warhop easily outpitched
 Gray today and New York defeated Washington
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Pittsburg
Cineinnati.'

Totals 55 27 -Batted Leever in 5th.
 -+Batted for Powell in 9th
 Score by innings | FlttSpurg ..-.-.O 8 0 l 0 0 U-2 Cincinnati ....-. -...0 o 0 1-6
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Chicago Shut Out by Detroit.

Phiiadelphias
 % 70 600 I-
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Mowrey out. hit by batted ball.
 =*Batted for Schuite in 9th
 by innings: St. Louis 70 2 0 - Chicago --.--.-o 0-I
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eEatted fo- Scott in 9th
 Score by innings: Chicago -....-e 6 o-o
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Middletown.
New London.

Nndilstown oo 0 o-2 New London -O o-"
 Runs for Middletown Edgar. Johnson; two base hit Johnson; bases balls. of Rieger l, off Fer ris g. struck out, by Rieger 4, by Ferris ,: double plays Nasher 10 Burne Foye Dunlap to Nflll- cahy to Johnson Belis to Edgar to MlIcahy; stol- eli bases Bannon. Nealon Lc,edsy, Rieser Connor; umpire, Edgarton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Totals. 3S II 27 l9 l Totals. 34 Is q II 3 -Batted for Mitchell in sth- Sccre by innings: cleTeIand -- ------o I-3
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Totals. ss 2s 10
 One out when winning run scored **Battei for Stack in sth. Score by innings: PhIiadephia 70 o Q 0-9 New York -..--.-.9 Q 0 l 0 c l-3
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Totals. S5 10 27 1s TotalA A g 27 Is -Batted for Sweeney in sth
 ~~Batted for Bergen in 9th.
 Score by innings: bhookiyu -.-.U D l V . Boston ..-.-.--1 l o O l-0-5
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
sr. Louis 2, Chicago
Chicago.
St. Louis

St. Louis, 2a--St. Louis won against Chicago today by. score of to l. The
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AMEsIcAH leAeuE srANplne.
Boston Tatsss [, iunin, Game from Athletics
Philadelphia
Boston.

Philadelphia. June ca.-Bosfon defeated Phiia The score
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sBatted for Donallue in sth ~@Batted for Morgan in Sth. s1sBatted for Thomas in 18th. zBatted for Krause in 10th Score by innings:
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GOLDEN WEDDING
OF BISHOP FALLOWS

New York, April 10.-(Special Jon
the lawn of Lawyer Edward H. ral-
lows home, high up on the hillside at
Dobbs Ferry, came the music of the ia
miliar song, Put on Your Old Gray
Bonnet" sung by voices that had
laughter and tears of gladness inter-
mingled-for it was the golden we'd
ding of Mr. Fallows' parents, Bishop
Samuel Fallows of the Reformed Epis-
copal church, and his wife. who was
Lucy =. Huntoon.
The central figures were the tall form
of the Bishop of Chicago and his young
looking wife, who. so years ago today,
really wore a little gray bonnet with
blue ribbons on it. when she was mar
ried to the young man who year later
went off to the war;
Bishop 'Fallows and Mrs. Fallows
stood among their children and their
children's children, happy beyond ex-
preston. All of their four children
were present-Mrs. E. Sidney Williams
of Saratoga, Cal; Edward II. Fallows,
lawyer, Ohio; Charles S. Fallows. a
real estate operator, and Miss Alice
Katherine Fallows, all of New York.
After the groups had been photo
graphed. Mrs. T. c. Day of Indianapolis,
sister of Mrs. Fallows, read an original
poem. 1t was followed by another by
Miss Alice FallOws.
A description of the wedding oil BIZ
years ago was given by the Rev. VIII
liam E. Huntington, who with his wire
were present at that ceremony.
A gold watch was presented to the
bishop by Otis H. Cutler and Mr.. IN
derwood, who read off the inscription
from Isiah, xiii, ~: II will make a man
more precious than fine gold"
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To the Public

I present herewith to the citizens of
Birmingham an itemized statement Gem
piled by the city auditor, showing the
necessity for a bond issue of 100000 due
to the inherited conditions growing out of
the annexation of outlying municipali-
ties.
In addition to TIE amount presented
In this statement II will require from
s25 900 to $4,000 for the purchase of sites
and equipment to take care of the night
soil, the erection of stables and pound
pens and the purchase of additional street
equipment.
The necessity Of this bond issue is ap-
parent, for II the people to whom this
matter Is referred next Monday should
fail to authorize the issuance of 1900
OF bonds the credit Of the city would be
impaired in that we would be compelled
| to go on scrip basis to meet running ex-
penses OF the city government.
FRANK P. O'BRIEN. Mayor.
Birmingham, Ala, April s. 1910.
| Hon. Frank p OBrfen, Mayor, City:
| Dear Sir-As per your request I have
the honor to outline below the purpose
of the contemplated Annexation bonds
| issue to be decided by popular election to
be held on April IL next:
The outstanding notes of the nine
municipalities which were consolidated
with Birmingham on January l, 1870 ag-
gregate $242. $780,
| Accrued interest on same by the time
the bond issue could be realized upon
will exceed $4,000.
Open accounts against the said munich
palities aggregate $4,000.
| Overdrafts in general funds to be placed
| In special funds, 374O0.
Interest on general bonds of said munic-
qualities, payable between January / and
July 1, 1910, aggregate $32015.
| Amount necessary, in addition to the
special funds for that purpose, to re-
mature within the next two or three
years. $4,000.
Additional expense of entire city gov
| eminent, including education, by virtue
| of annexation of the said municipalities
| will. conservatively estimated. for the pc.
Rod Januahy 1-July /, 1910, exceed $50, 900
Total. $50S.315.
From this amount Is to be deducted:
Cash turned over by the said munich
palities, applicable to above items, $751;
$685.
Uncollected general revenue of said
municipalities on date Of annexation ap
proximately $4,000.
Additional revenue. by virtue of annex
alton of the said municipalities. for thu
period January 1-July !, 1910 (estimated)
500 0O0-$136, 1888.
Balance, 1886, 9s2, to which is to be added
the cost of real estate and equipment
necessary to give the said municipalitie!
the same facilities as Birmingham. Your,
very respectively,
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Little Girl Dies of Wound

West Palm Beach, Fla, April TO-
Louise Weybricht, u years old, who
with her mother. Mrs. o. w. Wey
BRIGHT, was shot by Frank w. Pierce
yesterday. died today. Pierce com
mitted suicide afterward. His body will
be taken to st. Adams, Vt, where hi
mother lives, for burial. 1t is not be
ueved that he was insane.
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FOR SALE

4750-Beautiful Groom cottage, new and
modern, South Highlands.
$420o-6-room cottage, near Goth street and
Ave G; large lot.
s55OC-7-room cottage, near 10th street and
Avenue H; large lot.
$2650-5-room cottage, near Country club;
see this.
s2e5O-The prettiest lot for $500; near
Highland avenue.
SIS, OO0-An elegant 10-room homenear High
land avenue.
SIC, O0o-Elegant home in 100 feet of High
land avenue.
$50, OJ0-Two 2-story brick stores in the CEN
ter; very cheap.
Let us show you this property.
WHATLEY & WHATLEY,
Phone 121. 1101 Brown-Marx.
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SAFES

Some special bargains in
fireproof Safes, if taken within
the next three days.
BIRMINGHAM SAFE CO., ,
= 1712 First Ave.
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Account Atlanta Music Festi-
val, Southern Railway will sell
round trip tickets at rate $3.50.
Four daily trains
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT.
broom cottage, Powderly, 2 lots, $40.
FOR SALE.
1OOx14O it., corner Ave. and 18th ST:
prospective wholesale property; easy
terms; small cash payment.
Lot at Hyde park. $500.
61s acres, North Birmingham, on railroad
easy terms.
r. 4 L. g. PETTyJoHN.
Phones 110l and 465. 1S2sh Sd Ave.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent word a day; no ad-
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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COUPLE with 9-year-old daughter
want to communicate with couple rel
( ative to jointly renting residence in
frst-class locality. Address Lock Box
lb4, city.
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED-At once. good man who
knows the turpentine business thorough
" as SUPERINTENDENT of a 5o-crop place
of McRoy cups; location healthy; an
abundance of virgin timber; give refer
ences in first letter; say when can
come for the place and salary wanted;
no drinkers considered. Apply TO Fern
wood Lumber Co., Fernwood, Miss,
4-5-14t
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FOR SALE

BY virtue OF a decree rendered In the
circuit court of Jefferson county, Ala
bama cause No 2036, B. A. Afford, ct
ais, compliments, We Union Bank &
Trust Co.. ct ais, respondents, rendered
pril 6. 1910. I am, az receiver of the
coart, authorized to dispose OF the lease
ht III interest for pre- misses located at No
223 North Nineteenth street, in Birmi2g-
ham, Ala. also the furniture and fixtures
contained therein.
am also authorized to dispose of the
furniture and fixtures belonging to the
banks located at Altoona, Berry, Chill
dersburg, Edwardsville, Fort Payne.
Rockford, Vernon, Vincent, Waverly and
York, Alabama.
Parties wishing to secure the lease
hold interest or the furniture and fixtures
are requested to communicate with me.
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WANTED-singie cottage with every
modern improvement, from 18th to oath
streets, between 4th to Sth avenues
to rooms must be newly papered
and PARTED. V-S1, care Age-Herald.
4-l9-4
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DO you want to make money easy, on
the quiet; send 81 for IS samples
sealed; you can dispose of and make
5000 to 5000 per month. Address per-
sonal. Union Trading Co., 205 Brown
Randolph Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED-Situation by young married
man in general office, timekeeper, ship
ptng clerk or bookkeeper; now employed
6y one of the largest corporations in
district; prefer in or near city; will
hold my present position until get a
better situated one. Address N, P. o.
Box 2020. 4-10-3t
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WOULD like to hear from some one in
Birmingham or vicinity that needs
+ clerk in groceries. dry goods or general
merchandise; experienced in same. Can
give references. Address w. A. Tally,
2s1S Avenue G, Birmingham Ala. 4-9-3t
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WANTED.

neutrality-suspicious. employees; write
for Birmingham examination schedule.
Preparation free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. Pm, Rochester, N. Y.
-15t-Saf-su-mn
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

NORTHSIDE.
& rooms-tvo-storv. Ply sth Ave, so. 90
6 rooms-two-story. e2e 18th ST., 200
s rooms-two-story 31S sd St, $500
roonis-cottage, 2610 sth ave, 1900
5 northumberland fiat, o610
Sth ave-, 2l.5O
FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE.
s rooms-two-story, 800 18th St. 1880
3 rooms-cottage, 1l06 Ave. Il, IL. 90
G rooms-cottage, 1107 Ave. j. 500
4 rooms-cottage, 1887 Ave. II, 1000
J. n. EIEiNEKE r. e. & |. A. Co., Agts.
Phones q. pa North 21Bt ST.
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hAiEs-one cent n word n day; no al.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
lion. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Position by lady stenogra-
pher. years experience In mechanical
and lumber work. Rapid and accurate
IN figures. Can handle correspondence
alone. No objection to leaving city. Ad-
dress D-S1, Age-Herald. 4-10-3t
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WANTED-First-c class steel tank and
tower erector, thoroughly experienced
and reliable. State age, references and
wages w. E. Caldwell Co., incorporat-
ed, Louisville, KY. 3-yI-6t-su-mo-th
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PROFESSIONAL nurse. recently from
the north. specially trained in obstetrics,
fevers and nervous diseases, wishes en-
Dioyment; city and country; excellent
references. Phones Bell 461S Main Peo-
plee 1916. Miss Clutter. 4-10-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NANTED-Postion by AL registered
prescription clerk; answer, stating sal
AIRY. etc; 16 years experience. Address
D-8O, care Age-Herald. 4-S-4t
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EXPERIENCED young lady stenograph-
err desires position; can assist on books;
also furnish references IL desired. Ad-
dress $50. care Age-Herald. 4-9-3t
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-STRAYED-STOLEN

1TRAYED - Fourteen cattle marked
with star on right hip. Notify Odo
Neal and get reward.
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n ANTED-Position by young lady stem
eErapher with six years experience. Can
furnish best of references. Address K-s1
care Age-Herald. 4-10-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

Rooms = WANTED - Boar,,
COMFORTABLE rooms with board Mrs
w. c. Henry, 1880 9Th avenue. north, Bell
phone 2614. 4-2-St
WANTED-A room in Terrace Court by
two young men, with references. Ad-
dress K-S2, care Age Herald. Ali ct
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED@Nurses. Copeland-Solomon
Infirmary, Park ave. and 2lst st.
3-1S-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE repair all makes of stoves with
experienced help. Robert Prowell Stove
Co., 81; N Goth street. Bell phone 1000:
Peoples 321. S-1O-tf
FOR stenographic piece work or monthly
contracts. work we'll done at moderate
prices. Apply Sol Empire Bldg. or call
Bell 627. 1-26-tf
MAILED free upon request, complete de-
scription and price of 30 special Ala
bama farm bargains ]. B. Ingram, 2117
Sd avenue. Phones 1903. 4-5-7t
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WANTED want a position as ma
chinist or operating millwright; can
furnish Al references. When 1t
comes to sawmill work I am an all
round mill man. Want steady work.
I am sober and a hustler. Address
N-sO, care Age-Herald. 4-11-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

&ANTED-Salesman to represent us, ex-
cellent opportunity weekly remittance,
experience unnecessary; salary or COM
mission. Union Cigar Co.. Cincinnati. O..
4-2-13t-sat-mo-wed
WANTED-Broker to sell line of high
grade brooms to flrst-class retail
trade. Memphis Broom and Brush
company. 4-ll-ot
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NANTED-Position; have had eight
years experience in general office
work; am capable of taking charge
Of an office; no objection to leaving
city; am single. 26 years of age.
Best of reference furnished No offer
less than $50 per month will be con-
sidered. Address J-S2, care Age
Herald. 4-11-2t
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WANTED-Young man as operator IN
photo studio; state experience, refer
ences, etc. Studio, Box 7o0' Mobile
h1o 4-10-2t
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WANTED-Two job press feeders. Apply
foreman press room, Roberts & son. ndz
I'd avenue. f-l9--t
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W ANTED-Position by an accurate
young lady stenographer; two years
experience; reasonable salary. Ad-
dress r, 712 s. 18th street. 411-2t