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The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

The Blue Hill Boosters know how u
boost. They have the same vim and
energy, the same insome greeting and
friendliness AS the clubs that come
from Omaha or Kansas City. We were
much impressed with the thorouess
with which they performed their work
while here Tuesday. Everybody in
the four counties will know that Blue
Hill will have a big time on the %,
90 and - of this month and everybody
around here are wishing that it will be
possible to be on hand aud help enjoy
all the coed things which Blue Hill
has to offer, We trust that this will
be the biggest most profitable and en-.
joyable season ever held in that pro.
gressive city. Success to you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
A Fathers Sorrow.

Mr.. VI. II. Crippeu of Los Angeles,
Calf, father of DR.. Crippen, who is
being taken back to England to stand
trial for the murder of his wife, thus
pours out the anguish of his soul: Il
have not the money to go to Hawley,
but IL | had ! would gladly go and be
of what ever consolation | might be to
him. | have not received n word from
him and do not expect to. 1t is hard
to have TO be alone and suffer, but ]
don't think it will last long. am not
long for this world. | feel as II !
would like to 60 away alone and die.
| did my best to educate Hawley, and
his son. | did the best / could and
now in my old age | am alone and
overwhelmed by this disgrace"
Tho words OF the stricken old man
recall the pathetic lament of David
owe hbsolom. Sad that the son did
not think of his poor old father when
he was yielding to the temptations
that resulted in this international
crime! But the publicity given to DR.,
Crippen's flight will serve as "A useful
purpose. 1t will teach anew, first,
that the wages of sin is death. Second,
that there is little hope of escape from
the officers of the law, and none what.
ever from the lashes of conscience.
Third, that one does not live unto
himself alone.
If the child would only think of the
parent and the parents indissolublt
connection with all that affects tn,
child's career there would be less o,
sorrow in the old home. And there il
"A lesson for the parent, too. 1t is no
sufficient To educate the children
moral development must 20 hand il
hand with mental growth. The chile
must learn that there is more in lif,
than money and physical enjoyment
there Is duty No person is safe unit
he understands that he was crcatct
for IA purpose, that he must learn an,
purpsue that purpose, conscious at al
times Of his responsibility to God fo
every thought and word and act. |
DR.. Crippen's father did not sufficient
ly emphasize the moral element in hi
sons development his grief will b
the more bitter now; IL the fault is en-
tirely with the son the fact that here
iected his fathers ndvIpa wi m IL,
his present punishment moio acute
The CommoneT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

Home, What a hallowed name; how
full of enchantment and how dear to
every heart. How it touches every
fibre of the soul and strikes every
cord of the human heart with its an
gelic fingers Nothing but death can
break the spell. What tender associa-
tons are linked with home. What
pleasing images and deep emotions it
awakens. 1t calls upon the fondest
memories Of life, and opens in our ma
ture the purest, deepest, richest, gush
of consecrated thought and feeling.
Home, home. There is no place like
home. Home Of our childhood. How
affection clings and hovers round thee
with her seraph wings
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

Fight your own battles. Hoe your
own row. Ask no favors of anyone
and you'll succeed Il thousand times
better than one who is always beseech-
ing some ones interest and patronage.
No one will even help you MS you help
yourself, because no one will be so
heartily interested in your affairs, the
first step will not be such a long one,
perhaps; by carving your own way up
the mountain each step leads to
another, and stand while you chop
still another out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

There was only one thingt to mar the
pleasures of the chautauqua and that
was the selling of drinks and coniect-
ions ON the ground on Sunday. We
had a feeling that this did not harmon
ize with the day and we were not sur
prised when many others mentioned
the matter to us. There is enough
laXncss connected in these times with
Sunday therefore the chautauqua
ought to set u good example in this a.
in other fields Of reform. OF what use
is it to hold up to us high ideals OF
citizenship and by example disregard
the sancity of Sunday? We trust that
in the future thisfeature ofthc arrange.
ments will be omitted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

Now that it has been proven that
the Chautuaqua "a be maintained
here so as to pay a profit each year we
think that it is time to organize alocal
company and conduct the enterprise
ourselves. Every year it has been Il
financial success so that there ought
not to be any hesitancy on that account.
The money used each year for fixing
the grounds and the hiring Of n tent
would build an auditorium which
would be permanent. Fifty people
with fifty dollars apiece could main
tain and conduct "A first class chaut-
uaqua assembly here without the posi-
bility of a doubt. We ought to do it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

The advantages derived from a chau-
tauqua are many. AS far as the in.
dividual is concerned he receives new
aspirations and ideals, has something
to think about and returns to his labor
with a broader vision Of life. Eight
days vacation is certainly not to long
for anyone and the cost is small. We
heard II person say that a vacation
that did not cost but two dollars was
the kind that he could afford once n
year at least.
The city is IA gamer because it bring,
the very best class of visitors. Their,
is no need of spending extra money
for police protection because chau
tuaqua visitors are law abiding anC
really honor the city by their attend
ance They appreciate the fact tina
Red Cloud is striving for things wortl
while. AS an advertisement the chau
tauqua has no eqaul
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
A Boys Composition.

"a school ma'am is a verb because
she denotes action when You thro~'
paper wads at the girls. Switch i, q
conjunction aud is used to connect the
verb school ma'am to the noun -
This is Il compound sentence, of wu..cli
boy is the subject aud switch is tie
object. First, person singularuumbcr
and awful case. \ school ma'aui g.
different from Il boy, a boy wear, pan,a
and a school ma'am years her hni,
banged all yerherforehead Sheputs
paint on her face and some big fellows
come and take her home. Ma saws a
school ma'am never gets to be Older
than eighteen until She gets led
1t ta''cs tHo school nn'an,s a day to
cook a diuurt,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

The big public question, this year
will be road improvement. 1t seems
strange that there would be any "sp
position party to those who want bet.
ter roads, but if you think there is nc
opposition, start IA road campaign in
your locality and find out, As a mat,
ter of fact, the road problem is of fan
more importance to the farmer than
either the tariff or silverquestions. 4
good road costs money. 1t is "A bust
ness investment requiring II large out
lay of cash at first, and the interest on
this Investment back not only
directly ia the form ofcash, but indi,
rectly, as the farmer along the road il
able to save horse power in hauling
his crops to market. The chief quest,
ion is, how is the money to ba raised.
Who is to handle aud pay it out? 1t
is a financial matter rather thGn a
question ofengireeringskll. fought
TO be debated lni re q batr1 in every
sjhuo.hou,o io tla land.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

As yet we have sect no indication of
that uptown express and telegraph
Office. No one denies that it would he
a great convenience and we ought to
haveit. Ifthe Burlington really desires
to give us first class service it would
establish an uptown Office at once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18
ShaIlenberger and Hitchcock
Incomplete Returns Indicate denomination Of
Governor Hitchcock also Wins.
Aldrich Republican Choice for Governor and Senator
Burkett Wins Renomination--Loca Results.

The Chief has positive and direct information at noon today
Thursday that assures the denomination of Governor Shalenberger
by 5000 over Dahlman. This comes to us by phone from person.
al friend at Lincoln and may be relied on as authoritative, as far as is
possible in the absence Of complete returns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

While early returns OF the primary tween the two.
election indicated that Dahnman had Rumors of Dahlmans nomination
won the nomination by heavy voting have been in circulation until many
in the eastern part of the state and were led to believe the reports would
that he would win by a substantial be definitely confirmed today Crbus
majority, and while the friends of the day but at noon there appears to be
Omaha mayor were cougratuating sufficient returns from the interior of
each other owe a splendid victory of the state to assure a safe lead for
the liberal forces later returns do not Shalenberger Hitchcock. has The
leave the result so much that way as Democratic and Burkett the Republ.
had been anticipated. When Douglas can nomination for United States
county rolled up n tremendous major Senator.
iy for Dahlman, Platsmouth coming. c II. Aldrich will lead the Republi
strong with almost n much of n "a ticket, having Il substantial lead
lead, Lancaster giving Dahlman 500 over \ Il Cady. Indications lead "a
Shalcnbcrger, and other returns believe that Sutherland is the Demo
equally optimistic for the liberals, the cratic nominee for Congressman TO-
mayors friends concluded the victory th, district.
was won. When the returns rom the Election returns are very slow h.
state at large began to roll in the coming. And since there were nocur
Shahenberger stock began to look up. tests in our party in the county a
Ia the southwestern part Of the state or candidates are nominated. Ind.
his majorities ae tremendous. In the cations show that fIartwell is nomiuu5
northeast he is more than holding 1t ed on The rpub!can ticket for rtIic
level, IA locality on which Dahlman sentative and SHylor for county al
counted strongly. Otoc county, which torncy Nothing dehnate OF Iiagau
was considered asa altogether for Dahl and Richard for float. Next week we
man. vs about peck and neck be-. will give the full returns.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
Attractive Rent Offers

FURNISHED DWEI LINGS FOR RENT HOO 12th avenue. north. 10 rooms, , baths, furnace heat, fine view of the city.
 734 North 21st street. 10 rooms, baths, furnace heat. servants room in the yard. close to the center of the city. large lot. 7s0 North 21st street, rooms, bath, fine place for boarders. e507 9th avenue north, Groom fur rished apartment, near Terminal station. 1883 21st street. south, rooms. modern. well furnished dwelling, near Five Points.
 STORES FOR RENT-2104 1st avenue. 20x14e, centrally located 902s-30 1st avenue, 50x1oo, with basement, fine location for furniture business. 2ol7 4th avenue, 25x14o. cement floor. z024 2d avenue. best 4-story store in the business center for rent.
 For prices see Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company.
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Motion Realty Co.,. Both phones 221. 2oS Sd Ave
LOOK!
2oS Sd Ave.

Don't be a renter. Be a HOME owner. Be thrifty and show that you have the ability and ambition to own your own home. You can get this NEW 5-rooia, furnace-heated (guaranteeD oak floors, sliding doors and mirror doors; large rooms, closets, pantry, good plumbing (ex- tra good), papered throughout; Acme ce- ment hard wall plaster; all floors painted and some polished Elaborate mantel with clock built with it; seats; very large windows and porches; solid foundation all around house; double floors; cypress shin gles (paintedD: strictly high-class bung- allow; something entirely new; beautiful electric fixtures; good material through out; well built by white carpenters; large lot. well drained. practically level; several shade trees; all street Improvements in- cluding sidewalks, walkways, cement basement, gas, etc.; walking distance. Northside, F blocks from city: car; best school in city: drug store; store and meat market SOUNDS GOOD. Now think ser iously; don't stay in the RUT. $39O0. $2b0 cash, balance less than place will rent for Do you think you could duplicate this if you had plenty of cash? (Answer) NO. No mortgage, no fees. Owner.
 Call MT. Walker
 Bell Main 476s. Peoples 639. Sunday. 72s
 Main.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. zis acres on Alagama Great Southern raii- road, Hillman street, suitable for coal or lumber yard; small cash payment and long time on deferred payments with interest.
 40 acres 9ia miles south of city; surface rights in original timber. sl50o; terms
 L., G. PETTYJOHN. Phones 1iO1 and 465. lS26l5 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANTED-Three real live speciality sales men, with advertising experience pre- ferred, who are hard workers, for per- nanent position worth s6000 to $8000 an nually to producers; old established; highly rated firm. o, P. o. Box l6s, Chi caRo Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANTED-F irst-class salesmen for the south to sell staple line on absolutely new and exceptional terms; one having successful speciality experience prefer red; attractive permanent contract con taining liberal weekly advance clause; references required. Miles F. Bixler, Co.,, Cleveland Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

MEN and women wanted to sell "Roose- velt's Thrilling Experiences in the Wilds of Africa" "The Book of the Hour Agents are earning from $50 to $75 per week Price s1.50; agents profit 75 cents on each copy; send at once 10 cents for outfit and instructions. No experience necessary. International Publishing Co.,, Chicago.
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WANTED-Best local salesman for big deals on our exclusive advertising spe- cialties: must prove good record quick ly; several propositions requiring i'm mediate attention. Cruver Mfg. Co.,,
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AGENTS-Drop everything and write us for special terms on our latest office speciality; sells itself; greatest money maker in years Address American Lock-Crank Co.,, Milwaukee, Wis.
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FOR RENT-s22. 50, entire upstairs. con- ssting of five rooms, attic and bath; gas and electric connections suitable for light housekeeping; large lawn;
 good neighborhood one-half block of car; references exchanged. 1204 Hunts vile avenue. 3-D-2t-frl-su
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FOR PROFIT is worth
 s1O a copy to any man who lntenos to invest any money, however small "no has money invested unprofitably, or
 who can save s or more per month, but who hasn't learned the art of investing for profit. It demonstrates the real earning power of money, the knowledge financiers and bankers hide from the masses. It reveals the enormous protts bankers make and shows how to make the same profits. It explains now SUI pendous fortunes are made ana WHY they are made; how 5000 grows to szz'- coo To introduce my magazine, M Wti.e ,oa now and I'll send it six months free. Editor Gregory, 7s Jackson bivd' Chicago.
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HATES-One cent word day: no na taken for less than 25c for first inscr- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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SALESMEN--s3DO to 5000; man for ex- elusive manufactured advertising spe- cialties, including copyrighted calen- dars state experience. Dept. M, cru 5 yer Mfg Co, Chicago.
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sso A MONTH salary and expenses to in- troduce stock and poultry powders; steady work The Grant Co.,, Dept. So' Gpriuofield I'll
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s150O A YEAR for local representatives. last year 577 agents made over Sl50O each selling our wonderful everlasting cooking utensils; an excellent proposi- tion for high class agents; write to- night. American Aluminium Mfg. Co.,, Dent. A Lemont. ILL
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,ms U WANTED = Board


 Rooms = WANTED = Board VA NTT1ETD~'Three connecting rooms for
 light housekeeping. State price and To-
 cation. Address J-62, care Age-Herald
 S-10-it WANTED-Room. either with or convent
 ent to good board in strictly private
 family. near Five Points; will consider
 one room or two adjoining rooms, prop
 erlv furnished for couple; reply stating
 location and terms to Room Ill, Hotel
 rJ,,,n,an 3-11-3t WANTED-Rooms; four rooms in mod
 ern house east of or near south Soth
 street. or between 18th to 3oth, Ave. Il
 and Highland; references exchahgeo' M' Box 1700 city.
 YOUNG man wants small room all moo- ern conveniences; southside; within 90 minutes walk. 1st and 2oth. s7 month";
 references C-63 care Age-Herafd N ANTED---Two rooms close in on north side. April 1. with or without board, or tHree rooms suitable for housekeeping; nlease state price. Address D-64, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-April 1 or before, three fur nished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; close in. r. Q. Box 66s, or telephone Main s046. WANTFD-To rent room near Five Points. with -or without board; state terms: business man. Address | -63 care Age Herald
 WANTED-Room; one or two uniurnls>~ ed rooms by young bach; breakfast or dinner if convenient South Highlands preferable or suburbs; references Of inc hest given Address S-63, care Age Herald
 BUSINESS man (singlel wants room and
 hoard in private family south High lands. preferred, but. location close In cons,dered. state particulars and charges: references exchanged. N-G5, | care Age-Herald IWANTED-Room and board at once by
 couple in private home; name rate ana
 location Address L-64 care Age Herald. cOTPLE Without children would like an.
 apartment on second floor for light housekeeping. with modern improve ments; near Five Points preferred; rel erences exchanged. Address T-6i, care Age-Herald
 WANTED-By gentleman and wife, one
 or two furnished or unfurnished rooms with private bath. and table board Tn South Highlands Address M. b. b., | 150i-4 Empire building.
  travelling man for wife and 6-year-old daughter, on South Highlands. Ad- dress P-64 care Age-Herald.
 WTANTED-By couple. board or furnished rooms for light housekeeping in private family at Woodlawn or West End by April 1. Address at once F., P 0. Box S64 city WANTED-By responsible couple with
 out children, three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. with all con- veniences. State price, location. Ad-
 dress SEA- care Age-Herald, WANTED-Apr 1 by couple without
 children. two connecting, unfurnished
 rooms. close in; state price. Address M-6s care Age-Herald.
 | WANTED-In private family. on South side, or out on one of the car lines. board for man. wife and one child ls months old: no boarding houses need answer; give rate. Address X-si. care | Age-Ierald. l.---
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AGENTS for Roosevelt African Hunt are making s5 a day. Everybody wants it.;
 exciting; photographs from Africa; no old wood cuts: send for circular The Educational Co.,. Chicago, III. S-13-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

SOMETHING new, a winner; folding sleeve ironing board; get in on the ground floor, make s10 daily; sample sent prepaid for 50c. Dexter Supply co 33l Dearborn st. Chicago.
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Asu.lsqa2sat0tak z Sar.d9rNwar.esGo| :. 2O24 THIRD AVE- J
For Sale Close in.

$25, oO0-First avenue. new, S-story. brick store.
 seOOo-sixth avenue, lot 1O0x1s0. 10 new negro houses; rent s1200 year. s53O0-Eighth avenue; lot 60x24o; Broom brick house on alley; rents $sS0 year. Front unimproved.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS. soOO0-Sixteenth avenue. south. east of aOth street modern 10-room dwelling s6250-Sixteenth avenue, south; east of 2Oth street; modern, new 7-room dwell Ing. Terms easy. s5250-2l1s Avenue I; S-room homes two baths.
 sS750-Lot S215x170; southeast corner f7th avenue and 20th street S5OOO-1500 14th avenue, south; nice cot- tage; high corner lot on car line. S75O0-South 18th street, near 10th avenue; modern 9-room home; lot 55x1b0. S6000-New 7-room, modern dwelling, near car line; faces east. Splendid location. Small cash payment, balance very easy at per cent.
 NORWOOD. $7to0-Beautiful Groom home; high lot Cox 19O, facing east half block from car line.
 s3OOo-Iot 60x19o. North 29th street, be- tween 18th and 14th avenues; highest location in Norwood. s3900-New broom bungalow hardwood floors; furnace; small cash payment, balance s25 per month per cent. S4500-Beautiful new Groom home; high lot, near car line. Hardwood floors, mis- sion finish. A beauty.
 Several choice manufacturing sites. Call on us when buying real estate. Our repu- tation insures a square deal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR RBNT-An elegant front apartment. three rooms and oath; six months lease. Call at Apartment 6, The Savoy, Fifth avenue and Twenty-second street
 -2- LII
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FOR RENT-1O16 St. Charles street. B. room, furnace heated house; modern in every detail stationary lavatory and large closets each bed room, $50 per month. Jemison Real Estate and ln- surance Co., 2024 Sd avenue
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FOR RENT-On account Of leaving city will rent office in Empire Bldg. Ad- dress H-64 care Age-Hera1d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR RENT-Are your houses vacant? Do you want them rented? List them with me. John B. Bethea. 2111 1st ave- nue Bell 36S 2-20-12t-su-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
WANTED AGENTS

WRITE for my free offer and help intro duce my marvel automatic Ash hook. Desk A Andrew Paysen. Clinton. la.
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FOR RENT-Two double houses on South
 side, near South Highlands. Modern improvements. Rent reasonable. Phone Rell 1920 3-6-3t-su-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

LIME plant and 1eO acres of land; SVo barrels a day: Arkansas railway, iz miles San Antonio, Tex; lime from this rock won blue ribbon St. Louis exposl- tion. 1904; needs man knows how: Au- dress M D. McBride, Ellendale, La.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

RENT-Largest rent list in Birmingham at our office for your convenience. Jemi- son R, E. & Ins. Co.. 2o24 3d avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13
ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES--One cent . word n day; no ad taken for less than 25e for first fnser- ton. Cash must acr0mpnny order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

WANT high grade salesmen for New Era accounting systems for banks, pro fessionals and every business; splendid opportunity; liberal commissions; side line or exclusive. Plew & Motter, 254o Wabash. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-13

FOR RENT-Five-room and bath, second floor, private residence, all modern con- veniences, steam heat, lights and water furnished rooms also have grates; pos session April 1. Call and inspect 23l5 Orange avenue