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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
 NORTH HAVEN 1920 Copeland avenu, bath, rooms. $lb. 1929 Copeland avenue. bath, rooms, Sl6. 1909 Hal street, rooms, S1b
 WOODLAWN. 229 Old North b0th street, rooms, S11. 233 Old North Both street. rooms, 311.
 CEREMONY. 519 Emma avenue, rooms, $6.
 EOUTHSIDE. 17l9 Avenue c, bath, rooms. N5.
 STORES. 1920 Morris avenue long lease and low rent to good tenant. A. R. DEARBORN 6 co. 116 North Fist Street. Both Phone 1102.
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BIO acres, half mile from Calcis, on Central of Georgia railroad; 125 acres in high state of cultivation, balance in timber; this is fine opportunity for stock or dairy farm; low rate to Birmingham; price s4o0o; half cash.
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s8ooo-THREE BLOCKS S

East of Five Points on fine lot; hand some Broom residence; new and equipped with every modern improve ment; terms easy; don't fail to see us before you buy.
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WIY take per cent to per cent Inter- est on your savings bank deposits when YOU can safely obtain from per cent to 10 per cent on present purchases of seasoned stocks and boads traded In on the New York Stock exchange, such as Union Pacific, Penn, Steel, St. Paul, Atchison, etc.; we buy for cash or on monthly credit plan one or more shares and guarantee you against calls for margin. Send for our free booklet "A5o." explaining. Catlin & Powell CO. 15 Broad st.. New York. Established 1902
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CAPITAL furnished for manufacturing and mining corporations; stocks and
 bonds placed through established ciien- tel The F. D. Minyard co, prohers'
 r,r.t National Bank Bldg, Cincinnati.
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Here's A List of Beautiful South
 Highland Homes
PRICE REDUCED TO

s11, 500; handsome home on Beech street, 11s blocks south of Highland avenue; has nine rooms: 1t Is new and has every modern equipment; fine lot, elevated and level attractive terms.
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CASH for bankers and bank clerks; m surance and real estate agents, teach CTS business men. Add greatly to In comes without interfering with present duties by associating themselves With a large electrical company. Results may warrant your whole attention. Write quick to secure territory. Ameri- can T. T. Co.,, Suite 11o1, No 27 William st., New York.
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490 acres, Sumter county. in the alfalfa belt; 400 acres in crops, 80 acres woodland; good orchard; 800 foot overflowing well; new farm house this fine black land farm is half mile from thriving railroad town with sch hools and churches; price S16,- 800; half cash, balance al per cent. 1000 acres, black belt land in Sumter county miles from railroad; the price of $14 per acre will make some wise man big profit in a few years.
 200 acres, miles from Decatur, on new pike road; 180 acres in cultiva- ton, raising big corn and cotton; good 7-room house. two tenant houses; one mile from school; fine well and creek; this Is forced sale and 37o00 cash gets the property.
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s47O-EAsY TERMS.

18th street, south. near 18th avenue: a little beauty; 2-story; rooms; almost new; furnace-heated; hardwood floors; 57-foot lot; see us quick.
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YOUNG man desires position with g wholesale or manufacturing concern; has had several years experience; can give best references as to character, ability, etc. M-7s. care Age-Herald.
 O-23-3t
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120 acres, Shelby county, miles from Vincent and half that distance to station on A. B. & A railroad; TO acres in cultivation, balance In tim ber small orchard: two tenant houses; creek and well water; price $20o0; can make easy terms
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l60 acres, one mile of Harpersville, on A., B. & A. railroad; two tenant houses; small orchard; 100 acres till- able land. balance in woods; price $2600; third cash.
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INTERPRETATIONS

W1NTED-A frst-class male stenog- rapher and general office man deslres immediate employment: references cheerfully furnished. Address F. o.
 Box 745. Rome, Ga. s-2s-et
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CAPITAL, furnished for meritorious en- terprises, stocks and bonds sold on com, mission; facilities for incorporating and reorganization of companies' for par ticulars, Johnson & Co.,, bankers, Madi- son and La Sale, Chicago.
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$5500-Out Norwood way, T. room, 2-story home; has not been occupied, loca- tion and terms make this an exceptional opportuni- ty if you prefer the North Highlands.
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4o3 acres. Lamar county, 5 miles from station; 175 acres in crops; land Is rich, sandy loam level and does not overflow; good renters already on place; neighborhood away above the average; daily mail route; price of $10,o00 would not seem too high for this as stock farm, but for a quick turn we are auth orized to accept 96000.
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s7O00-ONE BLOCK West of goth street near 16th avenue !; beautiful 2-story, S-room home: finished in quarter-sawed oak: good level lot
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A RuNGALOW.
IF YOU WANT

Tn Norwood you can't beat this one. new S-room home; modern In every respect; fine car service: price $6O0o; can arrange terms.
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WANTED-October 1, position with some good lumber concern, either mill or wholesale, by lumberman with long practical experience in all departments and who is familiar with methods of cost accounting; satis- factory references will be furnish ed. Address P-77, care Age-Hetald.
 9-24-2t
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NANTED-Capable business man to take charge of office of responsible manu- featuring institution In the Birmingham district; must purchase S50o0 of stock,
 paying per cent dividend, or retired party; best reasans for selling; must furnish best of references. z-69, care Age-Herald. 9-lo-l4t
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FOR SALE

SOUTH HIGHLANDS sss0o-Modern new 7-room home, splen- didly built; corner lot; paved street; east of 2oth street. Terms. 50o-Modern Broom dwelling just completed; high lot 50x1s0, facing east. Beech street, near 18th avenue, south. Terms. A number of very desirable residence lots.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS $3000-Nice broom cottage, bath, etc. 1; fine location. Would take vacant lot in exchange.
 FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS S425o-Modern new bungalow, one-half block from car line; high lot. facing south, overlooking city. Easy terms. EARL PLACE $2700-Pretty new Groom bungalow, fronting east Easy terms. l$4000-Well-built, new 8-room home; corner lot on, car line. A bargain. WOODLAWN $4500-Fine Groom, modern home, large corner lot one block north of car line. We make a speciality of REAL ESTATE tls before huying
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WE, will lend you 5000 under certain req sonable conditions and you can pay the 5000 back from the profits of an in yestment which we will suggest. If m terested, address quickly Continental f,ornrnercial Co. St Louis, Mo. 9-25-3t-su
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and modern g. room bungalow, near Glen Iris, fronts car line. The owner said when list ing this attractive home: "It's a jam-up job and you need not be ashamed to show it to the most ob- serving customer" Small cash payment and $35 a month will get it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18

to bulletin issued today by the Post
office Department. The carriers arctic
receive a fee OF % cents reach voucher
executed. The adoption OF the new
system is made possible us result Of a
bill introduced by Representative Fas-
sett, of New York, during last Congress
which was embodied in the pension APP
preparation bill and approved June 25,
1910.
State Department officials today
recognized in John 3. Moissant, who
made the aeroplaue flight from Paris
to England, "Johny" Moissant, of
Central America. Moissant recently
has been engaged with Estrada in his
effort to over throw the Madriz regime
in Nicaragua and SUI: ,,.sted TO Estrada
that an airship could be used to
great advantage in the campaign.
Accordingly Estrada sent Moissant with
an unlimited expense account to Swift
Zerland to negotiate for the purchase OF
aerial craft. No news OF his movements
had reached here until il was realized to-
day the man who has astounded Europe
is none other than the American adven-
turer.
The Census Bureau today announced
the following results of the 1910 enulne-
ration with changes since 1900: WIlwau-
kee. Wis.-aI'. S55II. increase SS.3i2; Des
Moines. Ia.-S5.:6S. increase 21.:2s20: Dav-
enport, Ia.-43.02S. increase I,T7l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
BRYAN CANDIDATES DEFEATED.

Returns from the Nebraska prima-
ries show that every Bryan idea and
every Bryan candidate was defeated.
while the men against whom Bryan
warned the democrats Of the state were
all elected.
County option was also defeated de-
cisively, both in the democratic prlma-
ries and in those OF the republican
party.
Congressman Norris, the insurgent
leader who introduced in Congress the
resolution that resulted in Speaker
Cannon's being oustcd from the rules
committee, has been returned with
out opposition.
A heavy vote was polled, but the re.
publican figures were lower than IN
wears, while the democratic total has
reached high-water mark. This was
due to the fact that State Senator Al
drich, republican dry nominee for the
gubernatorial honors, got many demo-
cratic dry votes, and Jim Dahlman.
the cowboy mayor, democratic wet
leader. cut into the republican wet sup
port. Aldrich, an insurgent, claims
victory over eX-State Senator Cady.
standpatter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
Biz Schooner Fast Ashore

Bath. Me, Aug. 1S.-All efforts to
move the schooner Governor Amcs
from the marine slip at this port have
proved futile. Some months ago the
Ames was placed on the railway for
extensive repairs, but. after the repairs
had been completed, it was found i'm
possible to dislodge her. The owners,
becoming discouraged at the large out
lay oftime and money, are about ready
to abandon her.
The Governor Ames is the largest
fiye-masted schooner III the world, and
has the distinction OF being named af
Ter the war governor OF Massachusetts.
She was built in Waldsboro and form
erly was owned by the Sewall firm here,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
Moissant's Flight.

London, Aug. 1S.-John B. Mois-
SAINT, the Spanish-American aviator,
met with two mishaps today in attempt
ing the last stage of his Paris to Lon
den aeroplanc flight, the last OF which
badly damaged his Bleriot monoplane
and will necessitate his remaining at
Upchurch until tomorrow before COM
pleting his trip.
Moissant will not claim the Daily
Mails $25, 900 prizc even if he COM
plctes the flight "a London. The con-
ditions OF the prizr have never been
announced, and though it is probable
that the Mail will offer the prize to
Moissant in case he flies to London, the
latter says he is not seeking any re-
wards.
The only thing that mars England's
enthusiasm over the achievement OF
Moiss:lnt is the fact that he is not an
Englishman. Moissant was born III
Chicago, of Spanish parents, and is
referred to by the London press rs y
Spanish American. He has not lived
in America for nearly twenty years,
having knocked about" the world
since his youth.
London, Aug 1S.-Moissant reached
this ritv Mt | SIS a. IN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
IMngMOrth to OpnOsc Cannon.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Following
SO closely upon the political confer
cnccs here Of the last few days rs to be
regarded as especially insignificant,
came a sweeping statement this after,
noon from Nicholas Longworth (rcpub,
lican, Ohio announcing his dctcrmi,
nation not to support Speaker Cannon
for reelection.
Il shall oppose Mr.. Cannon's re-
election as speaker" said Longworth,
and ! shall do so in the manner that
/ consider the proper and effective one
for the settlement Of controversies in
my party, namely iii the republican
caucus
Coming as it does Immediately after
half dozen long conferences between
President Taft and Congressman Long
worth, including one yesterday ut
which Vice President Sherman was
present, the unequivocal abandonment
by Longwnrth Of Cannon is regarded
here as the first move on the part Of
the administration toward the eiimina-
ton OF the latter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
Chasing Ball, Fled ASYLUM.

Nnrristown, Pa, Ang. 1S.-During
a baseball game between two mines OF
insane patients on the lawn OF the Nor
ristown Hospital for the Insane, one
lunatic knocked the ball over the cen
treficld fence for home run. Will
liam Reed, who was playing in centre.
pursued the sphere and leaped over the
fence after the horschidc. Players
waited patiently To 60 on with the game
but Reed didn't reapprar. Then 1t
,Iawucd on the guards that the patient
had escaped.
After search Of several hours Reed
was found III his home on Frccdlcy
street. and pleaded so hard that he. be
permitted TO stay with his family that
he was granted n parole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The American commission is con-
iidcnl that the Court Of Arbitration at
The Hague will decide i'll favor Of the
United States on the chief question in
the Newfoundland fisheries dispute.
The remains Of President Mont, Of
Chill, who died suddenly in Bremen.
will rest in The Catholic church Of ST.
Johannes until Chilean warship
comes to carry them back to Chill.
Six persons were killed and four in
jurcd Yesterday by an explosion on Il
gasoline fcrrybnat plying between St.
Georges and Sandy Point, n. ]. The
boat was wrecked. Several OF the
passengers who were thrown into the
water escaped serious injury. Among
the killed were two women tourists.
Attracted by the screams Of her
little daughter while in bed Tuesday,
Mrs. .JuIson Darrah OF Easton. Pa. g.
FASTENED To her room and saw Il large
rat leaving the room. The rodent had
bitten the child severely on the chin.
Yesterday morning, while mother and
daughter were in bed, Il rat also bit
the mother on the chin. The rodent
put up fight when Mrs Darran tried
To drive it away.
Several of the towns and villages
near Bari Italy, are suffering from
an epidemic Of cholera. The disease is
especially severe nj Tram, seaport
on the Adriatic Sea % miles from
Bari, where in Is cases II have died.
and at Barletta. where 9 deaths have
occurred in y cases. Other places
seriously affected include Andri;.,
Marghcrita Di Savoia, and Trlntapoli.
Mrs. John Bcggs, of Dobbs Ferry,
n. V, killed herself yesterday by
soaking her clothes with Kerosene and
setting them airc. She ran into the
yard where neighbors saw her burning
and called the iiremcn, who cXtlngulsh-
cd the blaze. She was taken to the
hospital where she died. Before setting
fire To her clothes Mrs. Beggs started
the oil stove and lamp in the kitchen
going, and the trcmen also had to
put out the fire in the house No
reason is given for her act.
According to meagcr information
received at Charlotte, n. c., the
Southern's Florida Limited, No. 50,
was completely wrecked near Rock ton,
a flag station, at 1870 last night.
Fifteen injured have been taken ont
Of the wreck No dead have been found.
All cars except three slcepers were
overturned The cars overturned were
the mail, express, and combination.
and two passenger coaches. According
to officials statements given out by the
Southern Railway late last night, no
one was killed and no one seriously
injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
The "JapaniZing" of Korea.

Seoul, Aug. 1S.-The Japanizing"
of Corca has pressed SO rapidly since the
treaty OF Portsmouth that even the
most radical Of the advocates OF Corean
independence now admit that the for
nal annexation Of the Hermit King
dom" by Japan, which will probably
be announced within few days, will
meet with but little opposition from the
Corcan patriots. A year ago the
execution of such move rs Japan
plans would have met with stout resis
lance by the band OF Corcans that has
been responsible for number OF as
sassnationS of officials whose influence
was considered inimical to Corca.
Japan, however, has such strong
military hand on Corea now that it is
seen that resistance would be suicide on
the part of those offering it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18

The cyclone which appeared III the
west week or SO ago and cut Il de-
cided swath in the republican column
by the defeat Of standpattcrS is by no
means spent. 1t was hoped by rcpub-
licans that tue sensational charges OF
Senator Gore against Vice President
Sherman and others high up which
followed so soon were the aftermath OF
the disturbance and that clear skies
would follow. On the contrary, how
ever, a dark cloud has suddenly swept
over the summer homes Of Taft and
Roosevelt, caused by sudden rupture
between these worthless. There is no
telling what is to follow IN the wake OF
this last CONFUSION, rs it IS by no
means confined to the president 5 and
former presidents summer homes. but
it has already reached Washington
where it is driving many to shelter.
The republican party has been losing
ground for some time, and this rent IN
the organization by the turning down
OF Roosevelt by the NcwIork republican
committeeman is widening the chaSm
all the time. The prospects OF the
democrats is becoming brighter all the
time, and the day for dclivcrancc from
the domination of rcpublicanism seems
to be at hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
CARLIST DEMONSTRA TIONS.

The Catholic CarIists OF Catalonia,
Spain, are preparing for a series OF
opcn-air demonstrations throughout
Catalonia. August IS.
The proclanlations issued summon
the faithful to the defense Of holy re-
Iigion and the mother church. :" They
refer to the accIlrscd government. !"
and urge the people TO come armed
and ready to sacrifice their lives for the
pope, who has sent his blessing from
Rome. The proclamatinns terminate
i'm these words
Extcrminate the incendiaries OF
converts and the violators OF nuns.
May God aid us to overthrow this i'm
pious govcrnment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18

much of the haze which has obscured
the political horizon for the past few
weeks. 1t revealed more clearly than
at any time during the presen. situa-
ton the lineup Of the contestants III
the coming congressional campaign.
Although the statement of Roose-
velt's stand in relation to the present
adminstration-did not take the form
of quoted remark, it was none the
less authoritative. That it was not un-
expected at Beverly was shown by Wee
President Sherman's remark there yes
terday that the turning down OF Roose-
welt by the New York state republican
committee could only be construed as
a victory for the administration. "
This, coming from the second official
in the party, is regarded by Roosevelt
as tantamount to declaration OF hos
Utilities against him by the present ad-
ministration. He figures, therefore,
that the responsibility for the rupture
must be located at Beverly rather than
at Oyster Bay.
In this fact and in this forcing OF the
hands OF the administration followers,
friends of Roosevelt see an explanation
for what appeared at the time to be a
bit OF very poor political strategy,
namely: The presentation OF his name
for temporary chairman to the New
York state committee in the face OF Il
certain turn down. The manocuvrc
served to show that the state machine
has elected to cast their fortunes with
the administration forces rather than
with the progressives-(or in other
words, the insllrgents), with whom
Roosevelt has now allied himself.
From the fact that Clifford Pinchot
and Victor Murdock are both known to
have been consulted by Roosevelt OH
the text OF the Iatier's Ossowatomic
speech OF August 81, there seems to be
Il considerable ground for the predic-
zion that this occasion will be the one
on which II. R." will make his first
public profession OF faith rs IN out-and-
out insurgrnt.
With Roosevelt off the reservation
and in the saddle against the admins
tration forces, the hopes Of those poiti-
cal leaders seeking to harmonic the
rapidly divcrging factions Of the re-
publican party have been badly shatter-
ed. With 'T. r." working for har
mony, and President Taft's new
guard" consisting of Norton, Crane,
Longworlh and Loeb, seeking TO re-
move the administrations alleged dead
weight, consisting Of Ba!lingcr, Aldricl.
Cannon, Hale, ct nj, there were indI-
cations a few days ago Of an carly and
typical republican reunion. Today
there is little chance for this, in the
opipinn Of political forecasters ut the
capital.
On the other hand, the prediction is
freely made that the next few days will
see the lines clearly drawn between the
forces OF conservatism, :" headed by
the president, and "radicaliSm, " led
by Theodore Roosevelt. and that each
member OF the party will be forced To
choose sides in fight 10 determine
which element shall dominate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18

Mr.. TAFT has tried 10 persuade the
country that the present tariff
is good thing, but he has not sue
ceeded, He has tried to bully the
insurgents in Congress by Withholding
patronage from them and has failed.
His agents have begged three political
Jonahs to please step overheard. aud
one said he WAS going ashore in his own
boat, anyway, and the other two in
timated that they would see the prcSi-
dent in a warmer place than Washing
ton before they would obligc him. Now.
suggests the Philadelphia Record, let
the president tell the people the truth
about the tariff and lot Of other
things and promise to keep out of bad
company, and sec if that will not
mollify the west.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
Left q PREY to Insects.

Atlantic City, Aug. 1S.-Terribly
bitten by mosquitoes and gnats two
months-oId colored baby was found on
the meadow opposite Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Just before dark last night by two
boys, and is in the City Hospital slow
ly dying from the poison. The
youngsters were playing on the marsh
land when smothcred cries attracted
them to a bunch OF high grass, where
they discovered the infant, unprotected
by clothing, a prey to hordes OF insects
Frightened, they ran into town and led
Patrolman Luckenbll to the spot. The
waif was writhiug in agony. and he
sent it to the hospital. Physicians
say it cannot live. No trace has been
discovered OF its hcartlcss parents, but
the police are working on the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-18
MODNSHINER CAUGHT.

Deputy u. S. Marshal Jordan made
one of the most important arrests Of
his career on Monday, after Il chase
of over six years. Jerry kittle has
been an open and notorious blockader
for nearly decade, and has been run
away from half dozen stills in that
time. but. owing to his watchfulncss
and fleet footcdness, always succeeded
in making his escape. For several
years he has been operating an il
Iicit distilery on small, island in
Tar river, n. c., from which place
he seldom went, staying there as long
as twelve months at the time. He
gained the reputation Of being a bold,
bad man, and his appearance is that
OF wild man. Finally trap was
set for him, and Monday morning he
fell into the hands OF the federal au-
thorities, and now rests in Wake coun-
tv iail in default Of bond in the sum
Of $500. 1t was learned Tuesday that
there is an Indictment against him in
Franklin county for numbering a
negro supposed to have informed the
revenue officers Of his Illicit operations.