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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05

spurted little streams Of blood,
from his nose emerged thick GRIM
son streak; his right eye was closed.
his left partially so, his left cheek
boen wa cut and there was a cash ia
his forehead. He was pitiful sight,
but with the little strength left in
him he held himself together and
refused to be counted out on his
back. His indomitable courage held
him up but he could not regain his
feet. The mob shrieked Get up,
JIM" His seconds. from whom he
was removed only few feet, rushed
toward him and tried to assist him
to his feet, The timekeeper was
tolling of the seconds. How far he
had gone is a qeustion. That JEFF
was out and could never have re-
gained his feet save for the assist
ance of his seconds, cannot be de-
MED. At any rate JEFF did regain
his feet, and staggered toward John
son, who, apparently believing that
the battle was over, was heading for
his corner. His seconds sounded a
warning when Jeff approached their
charge. and Johnson returned to the
fray but after lightly cutting the
white man few times, showed him
to the floor. 1t was at this point
that Rickard showed Johnson to his
corner and instructed Jeff's seconds.
who had jumped into the ring, to
carry him away.
A few seconds after the battle
Rickard declared that JEFF was out
when he was knocked down the sec
ond time and that he had given
johnson the decision on a fair
knockout. Later in the evening he
stated that he had awarded the bat
tie to Johnson because Jeff's sec
onds had attempted to assist him IN
arise while the battle was in prog
ress. Some there are who claim
Timekeeper Hatring actually count
ed ten" after the second knock
down, but Harting maintains that
he did not. That, however, is nei-
there here nor there. Jeffries was
whipped and Johnson gets credit
for a knockout, whether Harting
counted one or one million.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05
CBy Max Baithasar.)

Reno. New, July Sunday
night Reno was the widest, hveliest
town in America. Last night Il was
almost like city OF the dead Bars.
gambling rooms. streets. hotel lob
bies were practically deserted. The
heart-throb that had held the city a.
highest tension was gone-deadened
by the punches Of big black Jack
Had IeR won the city would have
witnessed a wilder Orgy than ever
ihe oldest iuhahitant had seen.
I'M fact, ihe sang had sci Itself
for a busy evening. but when little
Arthur brought home the hacoa
everything went awry.
Special trains that were 20 be
held In order that their occupants
m ghl httingly celebrate the white
mans victory. silently erept out OF
town as quickly as the train dis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05

patcher could let them go. As
consequences. when the usually busy
hours Of the night rolled around the
streets looked more like a lane in a
cemetery than the hub Of the uni
verse"
Automobiles. which throughout
The day dashed up and down the
streets with a screechy honk. honk.
vanished ike the mist. Newsboys.
whose cries kept the evening air
alive above the hum Of the fight
buzz on the sidewalks, were HOticea-
bile By their absence. The Hobbies
were deserted. save for the presence
Of a few sad faced admirers Of JEFF
fries who bemOaned less the loss OF
their money than the beating JeT
received.
Last night as soon as the special
trains could be made up they were
hauled out Of town. taking away
many parties that had figured on
making Reno a live place for a;
least one more night. But the pail
that Jef's defeat seemed 70 have
thrown over the entire city had its
effect and the exodus was like one
from q city afflicted. Save for the
desultory explosion Of fireworks bT
small boys, the streets in the heart
of the city we're as perfectly proper
as a New England village.
Reno has seen her best day, for Z
time at least. in the noise but she
has hopes that another big fight eau
be pulled OF here in September.
In the meantime. the fight bug.
entrained or waiting TO get out, IS
having a fine time keeping his skull
and temper within reasonable con-
fines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05
BUSINESS CONDITIONS.

Following is an extract
unOrsble att
Of railways
heir char to cost of
& to
thing the
his product
and high
is
they ell
resulting decrease net
the country
cauno be prospe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05
oLD AGE PENSIONS FOR POLITICIANS.

becoming cutie popular England and the
proposition without merit politics and the coming
consider h.
Why ola pensions Tor the who their hold
for the people,
me held TAT Jobs an their lives
n Old
s did risk their lives
have served the public
Jefferson had anuquated idea that
~
vas fosy the infant childish
oped Republic
ad me declaration Of Independence and had
d. u framing the constitution.
Jefferson the reproducing here the
The Old age Pension Is coming oiToae Of Europe and Asia
bc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05

When the stomach fails to perform
its functions, the bowels become de-
ranged, the liver and the kidneys
congested causing numerous diseases.
The stomach and liver must be re-
stored TO healthy condition and
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets can be depended upon to do
il. Easy to take and most effective.
Sold by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05

Reno. July 5.-Reno today suffers
from a most acute attack Of
the morning after" Il is doubtful
II the defeat Of James J. Jefries 5y
John Arthur johnson caused any
more genuine and sincere regret in
Los Angeles, the home Of the ex-
champion, than Il did here at the
scene OF the fight, where the big
Californian had not only made scores
Of friends but had won the conf
dence Of the entire betting eommuu-
ity.
MOana Springs was under a pal
today. Members of the ex-cham-
pion's camp were still dazed and be-
wildered. Roger Cornell and Far
mer" Burns. Jef's two loyal train
ers. were in actual tears today when
seen at the camp preparing for the
getaway of the party which viii be
made some time today. Both men
had been up practically the entire
night ministering to the defeated
man. being assisted in thei- work
by Mrs. JeHries who insisted that,
now the fight was over her husband
again belonged to her, instead OF 20
the public and the training camp.
The spectacle of Mrs. JeffrIes
making poultices for the bruised
and battered face of her husband
was in marked coD'rast to that pra-
sented in the private car Of the con-
quer where johnson and his white
cOnsort were the center of a group
Of revelers in a merrymaking stunt.
The Johnson party left for the East
at 1855 last night The banquet
which 5ef had arranged for a party
Of his most intimate friends for last
night was called OF. and instead
Jen partOok OF a little thin soup,
about all he could force through his
bruised and badly lacerated lips.
Throughout the evening the ex-
champion was practically blinded as
a result of the terrible blow on the
right eye in the second round-the
punch which really gave Johnson the
victory.
The injured optic did not pun up,
as is usually the case. but the lids
closed as though paralyzed. and the
left was affected in sympathy, 50
that throughout the remainder Of
the fight the white man was in p
daze. His vision grew poorer during
the evening until he was practically
blinded, but 1t was much improved
this morning and Jeff is expected to
be quite all right in q couple OF
days.
While the fallen hero declined
this morning TO add anything 20 his
statement Of last night attributins
his defeat TO the fact that his youth
was gone. It was learned at the
camp that he feels bitter toward
those who induced him to quit his
alfalfa farm and the retirement
which he 50 thoroughly enjoyed.
Jim Corbett is practically the on
ly member of the Jef camp who
takes an Il told you 50" attitude.
To Corbett's credit, however. it must
be said that several days ago, he
called the turn by declaring that
Jen's lack OF boxing was going 20
show in the ring and his prediction
was certainly borne out by the wo-
fully poor judgment OF distance and
inability to hit. made by JeR.
For the time being all plans are
on for the world tour which the JET
fries party had planned in event OF
a victory over Johnson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05
Terrible Suffering
EeEenna An over Raby's Body.

-Wheu my baby was four months
old his face broke out with eczema,
and al sixteen months OF age. his face.
hands and arms were IN a dreadful
state. The eczema spread AL over his
body. We had 10 put "A mask or cloth
over his face and Tie up his hands
Finally we gave him Hoods Sarsapa-
rlila and la a few months he was en-
tirely cured. Today he is q healthy
1oy" Mrs lnez Lewis. Barring. Maine
Hoods Sarsapariiia cures blood dis
eases ana builds un the system.
Get ~ today iu usual HqEii form or
,hocolalel tablets called Sarsatabss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05
UNITED Press Special Representa-
Tip Wright Specially

Reno. New, July 5.-''ToO much
Johnson" was originally the title Of
farce. Today il names a tragedy
Of spoTtdom. An analysis OF the
sentiment expressed here by the
sporting men who are rapidly fold
ing their tents and slipping away to-
day would be dihicult.
While yesterdays battle certainly
cleared up Johnson's record IN a
number Of respects. and while the
black man showed many Of the els-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05
JEFFRIES GOT HIS
IN SECOND ROUND

Aftermath of Great Fght-Banquet That Never Came OFF,
White Champion Has Both Eyes CoSed-Jm CoTbett Play
National Dissertation Of the Fourth of uIy-Black Mans
Yellow Streak Did Not Show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-05

Salem is the Queen City Of the VIII
lamette Valely-the Cherry City OF
the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

PATENT your ideas and make money.
 Send for my new book, How to Get Them" Best service. Joshua R. H., Potts, Lawyer, Washington, D. C., Chi cago and Philadelphia. 7-3-5t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

tOR RENT-Two completely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, all con- Veniences, best part of Woodlawn. to couple without children. Peoples phone l20 Woodlawn.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Office space. Apply POP
 Farley Bldg. 5-24-tf
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WANTED--BOARDERS

WANTED-Boarders, fine location, good
 table, pleasant accommodations; Dixie water supplied; reasonable rates. Write Miss Helen Robinson, Blount Springs,
 Ala. 7-1-3t-th-su-tu
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FOR SALE

$5750 Beautiful 7-room residence, modern; hard wood floors, furnace heated, near Cres- cent avenue. Terms to suit purchaser.
 S30O0 Beautiful lot, 50x200. located near High land avenue on Hickory street. This is a bargain. Modern, 7-room residence furnace heated Tenth avenue, south, near Hanover cir cle. Terms can be arranged to suit pur- chaser.
 $S750. Attractive, Groom cottage, fronts south on Avenue c, near Thirtieth street. Can be purchased on terms to suit buyer.
 $3000 Twenty acres near Fulton Springs; two 4-room cottages, two springs. fish pond fine orchard. Property all fenced. A bargain l glsl Lot 10ox19o, six 4-room houses; rental s55 per month. Fronts on railroad.
 $550O Alley corner lot 48x1S0; five 4-room houses, two Broom housesj rental s69 per month. A fine investment.
 $65O0 Lot 50x14o, two broom cottages with house on alley; all renting for s45 per month. Located on 9th avenue. north. w. N. MALONE & co. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Rentals, 219 North Twenty-frst St.
 Phones 1239.
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RATES-One cent n word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE
IMPROVED.

IMPROVED. s6s, 6s,000-Handsome Fifth ave, corner. Rental $4000 to $5000. $3s, 500--Fine well built, brick building with store and offices. Should pay 10 to 12 per cent net. S20,000-A swell South Highlands home. 5 7500-Fine manufacturing site, acres, North Birmingham, three rail- roads, on Village creek. 5 6,500-Very attractive South High lands home Good terms. 5 5,750-New home, east front, near Glen Iris.
 1,500-New five-room cottage, Cleve- land Station, West End. 5 300-Per foot, Third ave. corner. Rental $1200. This should show a quick profit of 33 Ia per cent MCCONNELL & BRAXTON Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance. Loans. 2107 Third ave. Phones SIC.
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WANTED-Position as stenographer; six
 years experience. E. B. Kulsey, co lumbus, Miss. t-l-ot
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yOR RENT-Beautifully furnished, very cool room, near Five Points.
 0entlemen preferred. References re-
 quired. Reasonable price. Bell phone
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RYAN,S BARGAINS

s25O0. .00-6-room house, modern cottage, all improvements, well located on 36th ave, North Birmingham. Easy terms.
 s2O00. .00-5-room house, hall and bath, all plumbing complete. near car line, churches and school, A cash, balance to suit, located at Woodlawn. s1500. 00-5-room house and hall, well located, small cash payment, balance easy, at North Birmingham. 5000. .00--210 acres of timber land. When cleared can all be cultivated. Creek runs through land, two miles from small town on A. G. S. R. R. Also on pike road, 40 miles from Bir- mingham.
 s2250. .00--S0 acre farm, 35 acres in cul- tivation, balance well timbered. Some good branch bottom land, with run ming water through farm, three room house and other out-buildings, on public road, in one mile Of Mt. Pin son.
 RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,, 2026 3rd ave. Bell Phone SS5.
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\ IbELIGHTFULLY cool rooms, excellent board, private shome; all conveniences
 fine neighborhood; splendid car service: no objection to well-behaved children; references; reasonable. Peoples 1S99
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Al AUTOMOBILE man desires position that will lead to advancement in some commercial line; will go anywhere; ex- perience in all branches automobile busi- ness; hustler X-3S, care Age-Herald. HOME bargain; modern, broom cottage. Central Park. Easy terms. Eborn, 63l Brown-Mar
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Idolntry Worth While

From Judge.
 "One of the most hopeful signs of the present day is that the American people are exhibiting a tendency to cease wor- shiping the golden calf"
 ''Yes; in this era of high prices they prefer to bow down to the lsthing in Alderney, Guerney, or Holstein."
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; rent cheap. C,lll Bell phone 57, Woodlawn.
 NEWLY furnished rooms, screened; bath and phone; off park. 1s1S 9th ave-, North. 7-3-6t
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale of Collafera

Notice or sale or Collateral
 On the maturity and non-payment of a debt evidenced by note for $325.00, dated May 24, 1910, and due June 23, 1910, to which said note is pledged and attached as collateral security for the payment of said debt. Certificates Nos. 7oS and 709 for 300 shares each of the capital stock of the Providence oil and Gas company, issued May 21, 1910 the undersigned will, under the powers of said contract as provided by law, offer for sale and proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday, the 7th day of July, 1910. within the legal hours of sale, in front of the courthouse door in Birmingham, Jeffer- son county Alabama, said 1000 shares of the capital stock of the Providence oil and Gas company, as evidenced by said Certificates Nos. 70S and 709.
 CARL STEINER, Creditor. 2. T. Rudulph, Attorney. 7-1-5t.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS secnred. 1dvlce ana hand6ock free. Milo B. Stevens & Co.,. Attor- neys, Washington, D. c. Established 1864. Birmingham office. 4cl Woodward Bldg, W. M. Mccoy. manager. Bell phone 4579. 10-31 .su-tf
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FOR RENT-Splendid furnished upotalis room; closet. private porch; close 10 bath Qnot and cold): furnace-heatoi; Phone 3635.
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AUTOMOBILES.

H0W about your ssscIihe motor Does 1t run smoothly7 If not, send 10c post age for 56-page text book on Engine Troubles" Breeze Carbureters. New ark, N. J. 5-2s-lt-su HOME bargain; direct from owner: 10 rooms. Apply 1109 Thirteenth street. South Highlands. Easy terms. CHOICE home; s-rooms; modern: Ideal location; sacrifice; $oo0 cash no other payment for two years. See Eborn, 63l Brown-Marx.
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REAL BARGAINS

S245o--A lot. 25x100, within two blocks of Brown-Marx bldg; paved street, curb, sidewalk, and all improvements. This is a great pickup and can be bought on terms.
 S22oo-A good 10 per cent paying invest ment on 1st ave, and is bound to in- crease very rapidly; has three houses on lot and all new. Terms.
 S250e-A new 2-story 7-room house at Me Clure's Station on North Ensley car line, in easy walking distance of the proposed consolidated shops of the I. C., Frisco and Cen. of Ga, R. R. com panies. This Is fine location for any employe of the above railroads. Terms. A very complete cottage, with furnace heat cabinet mantels, beautiful electri- cal fixtures, and all in all one of the most complete little homes in the swell Highland ave. and Beech street section This can be bought below cost If taken this next week.
 M'DAVID, TERRY & GO. By HUNTER M. SMITH, Salesman.
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MONEY TO LEND

WANTED-REAL ESTATE. C1sH for property, any Kind. any where. TO buy or sell address North
 western Business Agency. Minneapolis.
 Minn. 7-3-5t-su
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A WORD ON[ CENT 4 WORD|

RATES-One cent word n dayj no nd. taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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NANTED-Two young men to occupy nicely furnished upstairs room in pri-
 vate family; convenient to bath; one- half block of Highland avenue; will furnish breakfast and dinner; must give reference. Address C-32, care Age-Her- aid. 7-2-2t
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ONE GENT A WORD|

RATEs-One cent a word n day, no nd. tnken for less than 25c for first inser- tfon. Cnsh must accompany order.
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5OR RENT-One very large. airy, un- furnished room. good lights. phone, with bath on same floor, q. 1901 8th avenue, sorth k
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Y0R RENT-In cottage with private family, three unfurnished rooms for housekeeping; bath. gas connections and phone. Bell phone 4501 main. 515 North I'd street.
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-STRAYED- STOLEN
IRON SAFES

ExcKts1VE asenfs Rall's 6afs compsny safes; not. Hall Safe ( Lock Co. get
 prices. Thrasher Safe company. Mont-
 gonery, Ala, c-1R-sdst
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tOR RENT-Nice front rooms, furnished; with or without board; suit of rooms with private bath. 2S20 Sd avenue. Peo- 01es phonC 1124.
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LEES, TEX, new town In Glasscock county center 25,0OO acres finest farming land, now being colonized; no irrigation; best of soil: ideal climate; altitude 2ao0 feet; pure water; best class people from old states settling and developing; open ing, mercantile firms. Townsite and land salesmen wanted. Lee-Norris Co.,. Lees.
 Tex. 6-26-10t -su
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TEXAS school lands; several hundred thousand acres coming on market monthly as ranchmen's leases expire; for sale by the state; q to s per acre; one-fortieth down. balance 40 years; \. good farming land; some don't require residence. Send Sc postage for further Information. Journal Publishing Co.,, Houston, Tex.
 FINE Mississippi farm; 5000 acres; one of the finest best improved farms in Mississippi Terms. Might arrange sell part as several parties now interested Call at B. F. Eborns Real Estate of- flee for description.
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fOR RENTING unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping: gas and
 bath connections; at reasonable price. Apply 1905 4th avenue.
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INTERPRETATIONS

WANTED-Position by young man as prl-
 yate secretary, salesman or general of- flee man; first-olass stenographer; expe- rienced in interviewing all classes of people, especially prominent business men; can take position immediately; age 26 single. Address G-2s, Age-Her- ala 7-1-3t
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IT costs you 3c, sells for 25c. For further particulars address N. M. Friedman & Co.,, Mfgs., Box 970, Martinsburg, Mo.
 6-2f-tf
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NICELY furnished rooms, complete. new house. electric lights and bath; S10 month. 4141a North 18th street.
 6-19-6t -sll tn tn -sll- tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

WHITE and colored agents wanted every where, $2 daily. Taylor Remedy Co., Louisville, Ky
 WANTED-Loan on $15.000 worth of su- burban acreage suitable for sub-di-, vision; will pay per cent sem-an- nually and fair brokerage fee. Bell 1264 or call at 631 Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

MANUFACTURERS! Investors! Daven- port, Okla, wants you! Located on Frisco and Santa Fe; excellent ship ping facilities; big lot sale July 25-SO. Addrass Commercial Club.
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xo0MH-Two large connecting rooms.
 looking out on Capitol park. suitable for
 0eht housekeeping. Mrs. George w. cSchoolar, 7oS West 2oth street, 7-a-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

yOR RENT-Two nice large, cool rooms on first floor. furnished complete z,for Housekeeping; everything modern. Ap-
 ply 0S1 North 23d street, Peoples phone
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ROOM, nicely furnished; bath, electric light; convenient to business; reasona-
 ble rate 2425 sth ave. 6-24-tf
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AGENTS-Our Vegetable Soap is the fast est seller on earth. Big money; per- nanent business; exclusive territory; sample free. Morgan Supply Co.,. St.
 Louis, Mo- 4-3-tf-su
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ONE elegantly furnished room for rent also roommate for young man. 600 N. 18th street.
 6t-wed- fri sun -mo -tue- wed
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FARM LANDS

FREE FARMS-Governmen lands free 1,0Oo, 900 acres in Arkansas for home- stealing; where located and how se- cured shown in our 1910 booklet sent postpaid for 25c. Glass & Co.,, Dept. B.
 Harrison, Ark 6-5-St-su
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YOUNG man of good habits wants room mate have a nice large, cool room con- venient to bath; separate beds; pri-
 vatc family. 21sO 9th avenue, Bell phone
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FOR RENT-Two-story house. both floors, complete for light housekeeping; re- fined neighborhood. close in. 1903 Wood- land ave-
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR the summer months, screened, with bath, electric lights, elevator, bellboy, and ali service connected with 0 high class hotel as tow as s3.50 per week.
 with cafe service. The Birmingham Ho- tel. 5-26-tf
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AGENTS-Exclusive territory, Doran self heating iron, triumph of mechanical genius; money-maker labor and fuel saver. Doran Sales Co.,, 1274 Washing ton Blvd, Chicago.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTEDS4g gents for fast selling ar ticle, which reduces household ex-
 penses. Herbert Supply Co.,, Elberton,
 Ga, Box 371L. 522-6t-sun
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RATES-One cent n word dayj no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
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OUR student and teacher agents make S5 to $10 daily during vacation on our special summer work; no experience or capital necessary. We show you how; secure territory now. Address E. Macy, Sales Manager, 1427 Carroll ave, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-03

AGENTS-$333 30 per week made by Jack Wood selling our forged steel, nickel plated 10 in 1 combination tool; $5.60 worth of tools for the price of one. Samples free. Thomas Company, S01 Mathews Bldg. Dayton, O..