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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

special 10 the World
WynncUood. Okla. NoN 2L--Clad
only In a bathrobc and with the wind
bblowing only few degree above
freezing point Miss Mildred Black
wood scaled down a ladder from the
second story Of the local Methodist
parsonage when 1t burned last night
She is the daughter of Rev j. c..
Blacl,wood pastor of the church, Sha
was taking her bath when the home
was discovered On fire ana she had
u narrow escape
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

special TO the World.
CLEO, Okla, Nov 2i.--That Jesse
j. Dunn, now member of the okla
homa supreme bench and filling the
position Of chief justice, was once
gn actor, is the statement of John
Wesley Bishop, ediotor-owner Of the
Cleo Cheftain, who says in the last
issue of tho Chleftain that nearly a
quarter cf century ago we saw him
in the leading role Of a play entitled
The Flower of the Family" Both
Dunn and Bishop were then residents
of Kansas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
The Coats at SIP so to $50. 90

Two lots Of Misses and Little Womcns and
three lots Of Womens just received gives the strong
est line of Coats shown at any time during tue sea-
son
Misses and Little Womens in English mix
lures and nannish styes-14. IL and lS sizes
$1,000 to $3.50. Plain ,Tans $3.50 to $500. Black
Broadcloths, $3.50, %l500 $1,000 $500 and $4,000
All sizes when the store opens tomorrow morning.
Fancy trimmed Broadcoth Coats, with long
rolling collars of velvet or silk for street
ing wear, $3.50 to $1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Here's Where Oklahoma Gets IN.

Special 10 the World.
Westyillo Okla, Nov. 9L--lt dcpel
opcd hero yesterday that Mrs, J. A.
Cohoa Of Westvile rs a sister Of the
woman recently murdered near Rock
Springs Texas. The MeXicpn who
committed the murder was after
ward burned at the stake and this
led to tho present trouble between
tho United States and Mexico The
woman killed IN Texas lived In West
vllle d number Of years and attended
the public schools here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
CONTRACTS ARE
DECLARED Valid
sen \TOR TuURSTON rESrI.
TES VI MMuRRNY uR,RING.
TWO WITNESSES TESTIFY
Both Attest Ia Fact That \ttOrIlcy.
ships for Indiana Tribes Are
Quite Profitable

Washington Nov el---The special
committee of the House to Investigate
the Gore churg,s relating to the Me-
Murray Indian contracts ana to look
Into the whole subject Of contracts
with Indians, resumed its session here
Yesterday with Chairman Burke ana
Representative Campbell OF Kansas,
stephens OF Texas aud Saunders of
y lrginia present j. Vs. McMurray, uc-
companiod by h attorneys, Cccil
smith OF sherman, ToNas, ana Dennis
Flynn OF oklahoma, were present
senator Gore. who arrived last ught
and proceeded east AT noon today
TO hll sopm lecture engagements. did
not attend the hearing
TWO witnessos were heard Former
Senator Thurstou or Nebraska. one Of
Mr. McMurray's attorneys, told of his
connection with the Indian contracts
and charges, n. Merrlat, local at
torncy Of the firm of Happier and
llerrlat, told Of his various contracts
with Indians ON other matters than
those involved In the McAmrray con-
tracts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Society News
JOSEPHINE GRAY.
Hours 7-lO y, m. phOns 900.

Miss Kate North who is a student
In the \. " NJ College al saltwater
is home Tor the Thanksgiving visit
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs T..
VI. North
Mr.. and Mrs. II, W RurdelaD
have as their house guest his Dip,,
Miss llefen Nickers Of EmpJra
Kan No one Will be- rememu,fuI
any more pleasantly by friends here
than Miss Nickcrs who appeared h o..
10 I'LL a chuutauquu enlargement a.
whistler, Her mastery Of this
form of entertainment is highly pl.s
ing aud since her appearance nDr
she has appeared extensively throu ID
the East ana has met with the u.
served success Of ono talented
Among the festivities of ypstordu
were; Mr. and Mrs j. G. Miller en-
tertslncd with family dinner having
seated with them Mr. and Mrs \. r.
Miller Mr. ana MTs. II. D. Miller
Mrs. r. II. Hedges ana Miss Romanr
Miller Mr., ana Mrs j. Warren Bur
gcss had seated Win them at dio-
uer Ah and Mrs. james KENNEDY
ana Mrs ), Y. Brown, Mr. ana Mrs.
W. r. Stahl had as ,hcir guests Mr.
ana Mrs Thomas Argue, Mr. ana Mr..
J j. sullivan aud Miss Cecilia Won
Bchron; Mr. ana Mrs. H. \ I'm mad
ass their guest Mr. and Mrs. ". j.
Wanscy aud Mrs, IT, f.. Harper at
high noon dinner Mr. ana Mrs g.
w Dclnmg entertained at the Brady
at high noon dinner having as their
guests Rev ana Mrs Gilbert OFT
mann and Mrs, Fred W. kopplu.
The circles OF the First NJ. r..
church meet as follows today: South
with Mrs. Allan Cook. lI2l south
Denver" West AT the parsonage Win
Mrs. Baker; East with Mrs Levi
Smith, 1880 South Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shipmau had
seated with 'them at an elaborate z
o'clock dinner Nh ana Mrs g. s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Rcsumc ITcnrinp FRIDAY

The committee viii resume the hear
ing on Friday, when n. c. Adams, who
has been mentioned In connection
with the McMurray contracts, will be
called,
ON Saturday Mr. Merriat is To be
further examined in regard 10 testl-
lmony elected at the Oklahoma hear
ings as to his connection with some
individual Usage cases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

rapidly. The neigh
bors said It was a
tetter. She got some
medicine from a doc.
tor, but il did not do
any good. in about
4 week the letter he
gan to break out on
her arm too. She
used fivc or siy differ
ent kinds OF linimcnts
and three different
kinds Of salves. Not
ono of thCgn did hpr n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Vera Marsh
9x1AisyoyANT xai,s1sg Ant SOC

TELL YOUR NAME, PAST pREsLNr AND
FUTURE
heo Page 3 OF Saturday aud Sunday Editions
for her large displey Cd Roome w and ~
Robinsun Annex, ard door tpfnN rdg)
Ccrher 3rd gnd Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Thought TcIcgroms unsolIcltcd,

when in your letter to the Attor-
rcy General you said that these tele-
grams were sent 10 Adams, without
solicitation you did that on ussuranc-
ch received from Mr. Adams" asked
Chairman Burke,
"Ycs," replied the witness II un-
derstoOd that these expressions came
Incidentally u telogrums dealing with
other matters"
"Did you know whether Mr. Adams
was employed by Mr. McMuray?" the
chairman asked
II don't know | didn't make any
inquiry replied Mr. Thurston,
At this point Dennis Flynn, OH be-
half OF Mr.. McMurray asked Mr..
Thurston for his opinion Of the Me-
Murray contracts
II have not been able to nnd any
thing In the law that prevents an In
dian as citizen from making tbs
enme kind Of the contract that any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
HER HAND AND ARM
BURNED AND |TCHED
Could Hardly Sleep at Night for
About II Months, Used Cuti-
cura Soap and 0intmentand
was Completely Cured,

MY mother had red spot on her
right hand which began to grow worse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Hoods SarsapariIIa

which corrects the acid condition OF
the blood and builds up The system.
Get ii today IN usual liquid form or
ehooolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Indians contract RigIls.

|
o'hef citizen ofthe United states eau
maxi" was the reply
Indians Contract Rights.
I'm answer 10 q question IRON Rep
rCscntitivc stephens. lac said that n,
hused his opinion on the assumption
that an Indian ls a citizen. ana he en-
pained further that contract which
m Indian might mako with man
to pay him 10 per cent Of the sale
price OF piece OF property WHOM the
sale of that property is Greeted, was
a personal contract that was valid aui
that 1t did not cast a cloud ON the
title 10 that property. In answer to
a question from Cecil Lyon. no re
pliud that he Thought an Indian could
make the Same kind of contract ar
tccting his domestic relations and in
forests as any other citizen could
make
NIrrrllnt nm Stand
Charles A. AI,rrllut toId or his ut.
torncvsbip fo,. I'M, osn,,ps and f,,. ib.
! Cropks his first dpuliur vItb th,
1 Osup,l y,ps ON speclul contract i'm rae
lpard Ia tho ynnn Adarr rpec ln which
Sty0. 600 was Involved ON thlo com
trurt me rrr,iyrl SI oOo rotnInar ana
iyi0o0 contingent pud I,g.l ,,nors,y
This was In lgOG. Two yrors Iotcr Inc
contracted vim tbn os,rcg to Income
the general attorney for tho udbo NJ
$4,000 "a ypnr. Hcsldcs r,presentinr
the uibn, In nh tbpii. .lopnl matters
Icyrpptiur sppciully the orynizntlnn
fund." he vng brrmtltrd to rcprclenf
individual oIlottcos m an matters NOT
, lu rnunict with thn trlhnI 1,dinps
In addition to his fec me- general nt-
I iornry his firm Me- snid has mDd,
about ara OoO ar 40 O0o ecttinp cor.
i0cotes or compotonry cr having r,-
strictlous removed from Indians Ills
maximum fees In an slch mdiyidunl
eases wus 20 per cent of the amount
COMING t1 thr Iudinn ritIior In land
,cr rnsn. on the rcpiovrl of inc re-.
islriptiopg Ur had obtoinod rortIu
lcates of corupctcn,y for f., mdinus
p thp courts oXpoctpd to rct about
IGfr. moro and also bopcd to got 100
mare throurh Conprcssionu nctIon,
In the matter of the riyiIiz.tlon rlnd
involving nbout 5000 OOO he obtaincd
a scparatc contract ON this claim he
is to rot 10 orr cent ON thc Arst $500
OO0 reeovorpd and thou an .. rroduut-
ed scale downward IIg arm rs TO
retain two-thlrds of tho fee ana a
l,vyer reunbrr or tho ribo The "ci,
ili2ation fund * money obtained by
Ithe government from thn sale of
Osaeo lands for education of the
Osopcg hut which ,yns usnd I'm ,he
education of otbor Indians
Other Hlg ,6utrorts
Anothrr big contract which KAN
rlor ana Alorrilot hove ls tho Crerl,
civilization claim Nore than e. OOO
OOO is intoIyed I'm This claim, The
witness said hc obtnined this rou-
trnct throppb a rosolutlou nnssed nv
,Congross IIo admitted thnt while thn
Osngc contract wore nll npnrovcd br
tbo interior Dcuortmont Mis- contract
with thn Croolts has moi hcon snb.
,mit,ed for onnroyaI Another 0rn, of
Iottorneys Dutler A. VAN. share this
fee with thcm The partner of this
firm is former senator Marion Butler.
The Creek claim arises out Of an
act Of Congress which was opposed
by the Democrats In committee on the
floor of the House who foresaw tho
lrontnlicntiCtg and stbyeouent HtIga
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
HALLS.
THE WEATHER.

Washington NOV. 2l.--Oklahoma,
fair and cooler Friday; Saturday fair,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Rheumatism
Is A Constitutional Disc ase.

II manfcsts itself in local aches and
palms. mnImed joints and stiff mus
cles. .--bu, It cannot be cured by local
applications.
1t requires constitutional treatment,
and the best is course OF the great
blood purifying and tonic medicine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25
Thurston Explained Relations

AIR Tlurstou said that he was re-
tanned by Mr. McMurray about II year
lago TO advise him and assist him lc-
gally In the matter Of the individual
contracts; that he acquired no inter-
est in those contracts, was paid no
retainer, but was employed largely
on contingent basis. and understood
that he was 10 be compensated for
his services After examining the cou-
tracts and giving Mr.. McMurray his
legal opinion On them, he was not
called upon FOR further service until
he was asked 10 attend a conference
at the Department of Justice which
was attended bN Attorney General
Niokcrshum. Secretary Ballinger the
Assistant Attorney General for the
Interior Department, and Ormsby Ne
llarg, who represented the Choctaws,'
"Do you recall whether cot Cecil
Lyon Of Texas was prcsent?' asked
Chairman Burke.
Now that You mention IT," replied
Mr.. Thurstou # think Mr. Lyon was
present. but I don't recall exactly,
whether II was he. know there was,
some eothcr gentleman there with Mr.,
McMurray'
The witness then told Of the sug
gcstiun that was made that they pre-
pare an argument showing why the
President should recognize the Me-
Murray contracts, which he prepared,
Arierward he wrote to the Attorney
General suggesting thut thN Officially
and Secretary Balliuger select O com
mitteue of Indians 10 come to Wash
Ington and inform the administration
clearly how the indians felt about thcl
contracts, but the AttorncvI
General and Secretary Of the Interior,
did not regard this as necessary
Aftcrward said Mr. ThuYton, Il c.
Adams, who represents the DelawarcSI
showed him lot OF kilograms from
Individual Indians ludorsIng the Ne.
Murray contracts. "l thought II we'll
t. bring these telegrams to the alton
ton OF the Attorney General, which
did for his Information said the wit.
uCgS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

other citizen o.mc United States can
make was the reply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-25

Mr. and Mrs Robert Shipman had
seated with 'them at an elaborate z
O'Clock dinner Mr ana AIRS. T.. $.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

500 ACRES near railroad station, 90
miles from Birmingham with 2-story.
8-room house, outbuildings and ten
ant houses, 10 acres under cultiva-
ton; one mile of everlasting stream
of water, this Is bargain and II
purchased Immediately can be had
for 80 per acre. Gibson Realty Co,
ZIG N. 21st street.
FOR SALE-at .Neill.s Stock Yards Co.,
Morris avenue and 24th street. several
nice Jersey mitch cows. with young
calves; prices from SIS to $50; will ex-
change for fat dry cows. Both phones
AGA.
THORsBY Is forging ahead in the grow
ing Of strawberries and other small
fruits and all root crops. 1t will soon
be the poultry center of the state; its
diaries already supply Birmingham with
the fanciest milk and cream. Five or
ten acres there will make you indie
pendent. See owner. $40 Chamber of
Commerce.
FOR sALE-Two contracts in Standard
Home company; will mature soon. PA.
care Age-Herald.
VEST END HOMEs-ji $500. $3.50, respec-
lively; two beautiful 6-room homes;
central. 800 to 800 cash. balance SIS
monthly. Owner leaving city. Call at
61s Pripceton avenue Or Peoples phone
40 1hday.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE---Leaving state June 8; sell
large, well-built home one year old,
less than cost to built; $3.50; reason
able terms; also fine horse, buggy,
chickens, household goods. Phone,
West End, 80 Bell.
FARGAIN for undertaken; black six-col-
umn funeral car; used one year; cost
new Sl10O; pair black horses, years old
and weigh 100 each; perfect match;
bought year ago for $500. Silver gray
Red Cross ambulance. Cunningham
make, cost new $1050, used three years,
but in first-class condition; entire out
fit for $3.50 cash. or will give terms at
larger price. III. X. White. attorney,
Chamber OF Commerce. Bell phone
1885.
$1S00-Monday only; new, modern. Groom
cottage: near Poplar street. West End;
easy terms; would exchange. See Eborn
Monday.
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FOR SALE

BARGAIN-Six-ro new, modern cot
tage. new part Woodlawn, near East
Lake line; will sell unfurnished or lur-
nishsd; walk in and hang up your nat,
and I will walk out; small payment ana
balance on terms. Address H-3, care
Age-Herald. o-io-ze
FOR SALE-Buff Orpington eggs sl.2o set
ting of Is eggs Mrs. l.. q. PettyJohh'
Powderly.
FOR SALE-Charleston Wakefeld CAP
bage for shipment by express or Ireien,'
also fine transplanted Livingston Beauty
tomato plants, q. b. Anderson, grower,
Marion. Ala.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

.>---~>--~S~--->-------
S15 WILL buy the improved one minute
photo machine; So to $40 per day easily
made; instructions free: two more sales
only. p. Klein, zoos Sth avenue. north.
WANTED-Good, live. hustlng collectors
at once; fast seller; liberal commissions.
Apply 452 Hood building
ANYBODY can easily learn the valua-
BILE trade secret of silvering mirrors;
great demand for this work everywhere
Write me now" f. f. Brown, Month
cello, Fla
WANTED-1o0 men each to tell some
woman who needs a sewing machine
that Ferd Marx store will give d dis
count of $3.50 on any sewing ma :
chine priced at $25 to $50-Monday or
Tuesday only-whether bought for
cash or IS down and 81 a week; bring
this ad.
WANTED-Sale in towns near Br-
mingham to sell lots in the best sub
division on the market; In the heart Of
q lot; terms 10 per cent cash and $40 81
month. George O. Mabry, Real Estate
Agent. Birmingham, Ala
$50 MONTHLY and expenses to men to
post signs and distribute samples for
wholesale house. Steady work H. Mon
roe. President R-62, Chicago. ''
TRUCK GARDEN Bargain-Nothing else
like it; very rich; 20 acres; fronts pike;
near East Lake and Huffman; Groom
cottage; barn, stables; see it. Eborn,
$50 Brown-Marx.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE

in machinery of every de-
scription; hundreds of them will be
found In the secondhand machinery
department of The Iron Age every
week. Send &c for sample copy of lat
est Issue to IA Park Place, New York
city. Do you want to sell machinery T?
An ad. in The Iron Age will find a
buyer. Ask us for proof. 5-S-4t-su
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WANTED-Male stenograpner and as
sistant bookkeeper, experienced in
lumber office work; in your first let
Ter give references, state salary and
advise how soon can come. We want
an experienced man and will pay
good money. Mcclure Lumber Co.
Wagar, Ala. 5-11-5t
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hAfES-One cent n word a day, no a".
taken for less fhnn 25c for first inser-
ffon. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-A very competent bookkeeper
to take entire charge of office of cor
poration; good pay and in line of adj
vaneement: give age, married or single,
experience and references. Address E-3,
care Age-Herald. 5-14-3t
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BIRMINGHAM BUSINESS EXCHANGE
& REALTY CO.
s650O-F urniture business in/ best furni-
ture town in Birmingham district; new
stock; will sell or exchange for real
estate; a bargain.
$125O-Eauity in $500 good value) Wood
lawn home; five rooms. BATH pantry,
hall, front and back veranda. located
on one of the best streets; will sell or
exchange for small farm near Birming-
ham.
$9O0o-Several nice homes. $25 cash and
$50 per month.
$500 to s10,00O-some beautiful homes, cash
or easy payments.
s5oo-Choice business lot at Boyles, worth
$3.50.
$50 to s15Oo-vacant lots. Al investment
property.
per acre, 10Uu acres DeSt coal ldnQ III
the state; carries three good seams, one
of which is five feet thick, one mile
from railroad.
$16O0-S0 acres of mineral (Black Creek
coaD and 30 acres surface; % acres in
cultivation; ten acres in orchard, good
spring, near public road. three quarters
of a mile from railroad nine miles to
Birmingham, worth $1,000.
$1100-160 acres good farm land, house, two
good springs, on public road, three miles
from railroad. 20 miles from Birming-
ham, worth $500.
10000 acres, surface right, 20 acres in
cultivation, two good houses, well and
spring, ten miles from Birmingham, in
good mining district, worth $500.
For anything in business or real estate
call at our office.
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FOR SAI.E-14 lots 5ox140 feet win o.
room house, barn. fine spring, one oioIA
from s. Ensley car line. Boulevard. u
p. Hin. 1924 4th ave. Bell 4722, Peoples
1851
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ONE CENT A WORD ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word day; no nd.
taken for less than zJc for hrst inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-In the New Orleans dis
trict, $4,000 acres of wet alluvlal
prairie lands; price Of this body OF
land is only So per acre; will readily
sell at $65 per acre and up after
being drained at cost of about SIS
per acre to fully reclaim it and make
1t ready for cultivation: this land Is
located in Terrebonne Parish, Louis
lana, and is the best colonization
investment proposition on the mar
ket today. F. e. McMeans, agent, lie
Cain street Avondale. Ala.
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LoyELAND. OKLAHOMA.

LOvELAND, OKLAHOMA.
This town lies 20 miles east of Fred
erick. In the Big Pasture, the most
fertile farming country in the United
States. Lies on the Wichita Falls and
Northwestern railroad and the Rock
Island system IL now building another
line. We are selling contracts for lots
in this beautiful little town.. There are
only 800 Of these contracts to be sold
and investors should take advantage of
this opportunity and come in on the
ground floor. Terms are very reason
able and will be furnished on applica-
ton in our office or sent by mail.
Correspondence solicited. A. F. Dun
ker 4 Co., Pill LIST avenue. Birming-
ham, Ala. 5-13-2t-fri-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

WANTED-Teachers: we need number
of teachers for fall, including teachers
for Alabama schools; write for free
booklet of plans. Address Dept. WI,
Interstate Teachers Bureau, Atlanta.
Ga t-sll
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

BOoKKEEPER $751; city sa ,lesman s125
meats; two travelling statesmen 500 and
expenses, storekeeper $50, shipping
clerk SIS, stenographer S1o0. Business
Mems Clearing House, Houston, Tex.
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SECRET society for men and women;
new form; low rate Sick, accident and
death claims paid promptly. Organizer
wanted. Knights of Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. c. 10-31-tf-sun
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GET a better place. Uncle Sam Is best
employer; pay is high and sure, hours
short. places permanent: promotions
regular vacations with pay: thousands
of vacancies every month; all kinds of
pleasant work everywhere; no lay-offs;
10 pull needed; common education suf
tieient; find out how you can have a
position guaranteed you by asking to-
day for E Q 209. free. Earl Hopkins,
Washington, d. c.
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RAILWAY mail and scores of other
civil service examinations will be held
in September; information about all
government positions free. Columbian
Correspondence College. Washington,
D. C. 5-S-4t-su
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MEN-Learn automobile business we
teach by mail. Get you SIS week job.
Earn $40 weekly while learning. Roches-
ter Auto School. Rochester, n. Y.
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WANTED-Man, home work, evenings,
making Valentines, sl2 weekly; no can
vassing; no experience; enclose stamp
for samples. Commercial Art Company,
New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

$50 ACRES lying in Shades valley,
with plenty running water, good vein
of coal and fine farm: can add 100
acres to this and sell whole tract
at $3.50 per acre or will sell $50
acres at $3.50 per acre. Gibson Real
ty Co., ZIG N. 21st street.
IRON SAFE, large double folding doors,
perfect condition. used by jewellers.
Cheap for cash. Address M-3, care Age
Herald.
FOR SALE or trade. grocery store. new
stock and good location, cheap rent:
two-year lease, doing strictly cash bus
mess, from $3.50 to $500 week. will sell
or trade for real estate or small auto
mobile N-3. Age-Herald.