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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05
LOST GOOD GAME

ENTERPRISE. W. Va, Sept. 5.--
The Athletic Club baseball team OF
Clarksburg defeated the Enterprise
team in a fast game here yesterday
on Sunny Side Park, the score being
8 10 0. Enterprise played good ball
but was up against the strongest
team that they have played this sea.
son and the Clarksburg team was for.
tunato in getting their 10 hits bunch;
cd. Tho score:
Clarksburg ..y............ 5 10 3
enterprise ................ U 4
Batteries - Mllligan and Long; Sat'
terrified, Allen and Bell. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05

Want advertising is "the way OUT
of most business oce "1ars"-some.
times "the only way
d When rlghtable things 90 wrong In
office or home, want advertise them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05

v
There Is more Catarrh In this sec.
ton OF the country than all other dis.
eases put together, and until the last
few years was, supposed to be incura.
BILE, For a great many; years doctors
pronounced a local disease and pre-.
scribed local !; ,remdies; and by cuii.
stantly failing to cure withlocal treat.
ment, pronounced ittincurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be n constit,i.
tlonal disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls ca.
tarrh Cure, manufactured by Ell.
Chcneyn& Co., Toledo, Ohio. is tie
only constitutional cure on the MARKET,
Tits taken Internally In doses from 10
drops to'a teaspoonful. 1t acts direct.
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the. system. They offer one hun.
drcd dollars for any case It fails. to
cure. Send for circulars and testl.
monials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To.
lcd0. Ohio. ~
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl.
patton. IL. 5; &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05
MUSICIANS

lti9iS %. Sunday, August 20, a local Of
t.hs American Federation Of Musicians
was " Organized at Fairmont. The 10.
I u cal a 4 VII have Jurisdiction over Fair.
y mont, clarksburg, ], Moraantown, Graf.
tor, Mannlnaton and intermediate
points. Get IN. Let IS all musicians
,Sget together for. MUTUAL BENEFIT
AND PROTECTION. For further in.
formation address,
r. C. MuHLEMAN, Sec.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05

Ten per cent. off on Davenport beds
:. ]. II. SNIDER'S.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05
IATENTS pfoduce Fortunes

ss e isysSts,. Ee0l Fl Ra,sRs
4 4. Needed. y ~ " Some Inventors fall. q
~. ilsant Fred Special lists Of poExibleIuy.
,era. u our own clients Send rough sketch or
model for, march of Patent, Ollie. recnnia
Igral representatives IN 900 Cities and Towns
OPT Mr. Erpcley wns formerly Acting Comm H.
tpgery Of Pntftg md ny such had full charge Of
w PntCnt Office GREELEY D. MCINTYRE,
s'atent Attorncys,q;5 Z Warrington, ID. 9.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05

Some want Fad. help In finding the
BEST worker for: work Ia worth
wlile-.undeninbly Id Il 4 Il IN III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05
Ten PERCENT OF on DAY port beds
at J.. II. SNlDER's. II ~
c Constipation brt sds disease! 81
Prune Syrup permanently relieyeu,s
81 constipa' ion. N X

Want TO sch that slightly.used Cloth.
Ing? WhnEadyertises III sfestinglyti
night and Friday. & 6 o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-05
Subscribe for the West virglnIan.

4 Ten per cent. on on Davenport beds
at j. II. sNIDER's + 81 l5..i8
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
sl00-RENE 500.

The readers Vi tlispareF Willie pleased
to leasn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science itas been able toeuge
in all It's stages, aad that IS CatarEh.
Ilall's Catarh Cure il the only positive
cun now known totlieneGieali raternlty,
Catareh being constitutional diFcase, re-
quiles constitutional treatment Halls
CaaTih Cure is taken Internally, acting
diiDetIy upon the blood anii mucous sur
faces " the system, thereby destroying
tie foundation q tine disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nataIc in doing
Its work The p0prictors have SO much.
iaiea in les curative pewew that they oser
SiOQ tor any case that il tails to cure
Send for LIST 81 testimonials Address
L. J.. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c~ Take Halls.
Family Pills ior constipation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
ca farrIr Cured. No Mat ter
OF EEotv LOasg Standing.
10 Cure 10 Fay.

The AIcMian ssalicirc Co.. 81 Ashe-
~ ue, - .ase q. Ffcneli Dortors
Prescription which slsg g'iagatee 70
,eEns aly III 4. GasarIli q no natt%
now ion8 staaanig and viii refund the
nioneF NJ eae whore iiAta.ls
Ii ~ r. 10, ceiln and does net stslln
and retaIs on 81 80 package IoA- %
mob know ~ AId we GO not know y0n,
,sAeraom W. DO moi ASS you % Seld the
aali amount. We are Wiling VA rs gcu
ond-nali thr alIi0u,s s WI riss is
ior ulc ot-e Send Vi ohe-hali fiie
amount f53eJ ia q 'age sa.gas libi We
VIII selia yasi the Il 81 .ent ~ mai.
6ser using Tor ~ iays a cor M ~
dire s:oas yeu age rot i. elA sat 1iei
notify us and Weswill se III s0n 4. tier
package free or refund your money and
OF coarse il YOU are aa isie VII tie
treatment after giving it q ar tiSal sou
may seed Us the balance; t5yc,1
ne make fhIH Il a odei because we
knew that every enc who, uses II will ~,
cGmnleld it 10 tier friead Everything
tita6 has befa placed ON tile market tor
the cure oil Catafrh has been laluTe,
and we realize tat We ooalc not asioE tol
10 I'd ti@expelsa Of advertising q remedy
It this lsiad without We knew IL pas far
superior 70 anything eYcr placed on tie
market and that it will actually cure old
chEslc eases o. asarfl,. asthma, Bron-
chtis, Stomach trouble, Eczema It,hn
Poison ri, SuEahroat, Sope Mouth ana
Sums ard Sote, Tired ane 04lei'sye tegt,
and is ore on the Fl ct wlsl ee or t G
teeth known.
Ilcra il no poisonous drug in this
and i you should swallow il III
won tENi YOU.
Orle. to-day this, wonderful Fneaeh.|
Doctors Treatment, and be cured AZ
{ rais, L, L. McMlNAs Box TO- Ashe
vile, n. G.
ta sule to atstte what paper ia witch
you saw al
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
WINS cHAlIp,s IN THE cHAIR.

Wen show EN- thing. or two, Champ
Clark,
When you.arc in the chair:
Wen show EN- man from the woolly
West
Who truly the.peerof the. very best
That ever sas in the Speakers place,
And day ~ day with grit and grace
Welded ehe saxel there.
Wen show EN- thing or two Champ
Clark,
When you are-in the ehairs
Well show EN- a man ftom the Show
me'1 state
Who's down from the Hub tothe Golden
Gate;
We've priced him long in old NIizzooy
But others have learned TO prize him,
toor-
And caps are in the air.
Wen show 'em a thing Or two, Champ
Nlalh,
When you are in the chair:
Wen show EN- man all the way from
Pike
Who values the North and the South
alike
Who'll favor the people and fay Che
trusts
aud deal the tariff some deadly thrusts
With braNny arm and bare.
Wen show 'em a thing or two, Champ
CLARK
When you are in the chair:
Wen show EN- 4 man--and mark my
word
Already the tops Of the trees arestirred-
Wen show EN- a man who's fitted for.
charge
OF Tie land we love from nsafget omsrger
And we're going to put him there.
Il. Berry Smilhsin Hasper' 5 Weekly.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08

VI A Mt ii fa.A Sgrifla oif0fa1s0n
cos foaed IL Banlts iesN Estate ne
lapi3tliats 0:aig 5isnicF nlalager fer
Ices bnfg fdalwisk Daspseesa II ID plae-
ing alive rent riarezsiGsg Giles depart
mesD, eoslsttpsls. etr SasGfy sl3V per
mouth; smtfH c3flIaHl0ns. 9silce AID
cxlensxs Lil.syAl allowance
for aub-agepta TiEs positions VIII be
10uafpl casaiit, aaneslt, :uai profitable
for 4 buster ln~e Saa Manager,
reasarcla IlnIxegeilient nFA..sy ,Peilsa-
ccsa, TIA
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
Excursion to TyIDe
June 27tEl 1911.

Wiz e'gsTuAL ~ 6 xDaGiA isAlEH n.y.
Rate from Leesbn4g ss.e0 reand tair,
Hekets cn s.ie ior tran leavillg IeeHs
barg ii a..,AP M June 21 1911, ana
az isang Twice 'lsgs sol.onilgnp ming
eigscts ia " goad q nfasn e4l o.
lsege Jlsly 81, lsl1
aleepefs end csaches win be operated
iiiaugh W Siis annah For excursion
Sockets AID Information IN regardfo sleep
iiiE car rpso ryat;oNs,, ctr apply ~ NJ
FULLER. asents Lcesburgs GA.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
M q mT G Es .

There will be an examination for
applicants TO teach in the. Public
Schools Of Les, County ON June IS
and l7,. beginning at eight O'clock
Al. Nj. Besides the regular texb
the examination will Bis based upen
Hodges Nature study amt l.ifer
Tic Manual ~ Methods, schcel
Law and Health Talks for Georgia
Teachers. j. r.. LONG, G. s. G.,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
gITY COURT OF IEEsBURG.
xyTENI1lTF'NT no ACT GREAT
TSG. .KMENDED. 10.


An Act 10 gnead an act to amend aia
1T to establish the CITY, Court Of Lees-
urg, IN and for rSg County " Lee to
siIne III jurisdiction ami powers; 70
provide for the appointment o. = JUDGE
AMI aolicitm-gcaergf and oiiirer't'iereof,
ansi acahe tilair Epwsrsp ART duties; 70
anoviie for the p'asliasg ard practise,
nd new trials therein and writs ofeTror
Wresro.n, ana for ct'ief purposes an
-aves August n, 1905 tsee Acts 1906,
10 5Tg ~ amending srcron six Of
ia smendraent 10 MP Arsr ~ rs to
angc the qualification Of said solicitor
s,araF, Bv prDyidinq tlsat said solicito--
aera siiar ise.rwVmt three years Of are
I sIagT Bccm practising attorney at
$50 one year and six uumtilgncxU prior
SIS ,lcrSorr, sad FOR other purposes.
csta, y Bt-ir enacted BY theGeneral
sns,Fy ID Georgia, and II is hcsebs
s-F nv authority Of tic sayne,- That
sasrr i II the Aforesaid Act to amead
zaE salc mnw Is hereby amended as
iisrws. BY striking after the word
atlgc 10 the ninth line d said sector
following language, '1Ile mnst Ee at
Il st twcaty-foug years d eae, and must
asse beea a practising attorney 1t lelst
$50 year. mex / ssiiyr to disappointment,
sa resident of Ice coa.ssy tor one
10 aiaasaid section whcnanlanded
al read aasfollowss
Sex. VI. BE it further enacted, That
sore ahala ass1a solicitors eneral Vi said
sSv Cont 81 l.eeshurg, who shall be-
ted by the qualified voters q "a q
uaty OF Lee, in the same manner as
assse Of tho City Court IL elected, com
aleing wish the general elections %, be-
sl ii 1885,. for the term commencing
anuayy tile fissa $780, said solicitor, I'M
4 ssii eieation,. to be appointed as here
eir, whose term Of office shaal be two
ats, and ill yacansies sllaaF BE-. flaled m
ee manner vacanans tiae siiice q the
lg#
tls MIST he al lesss twenty -sliaae' ysisst
age, and mgap haze Savsa q IracGsing
faraey al LEASH one'war and SIX nsosidls
pseE %, fis appOinansilS avail u
sank al Les. County foa she yaag fIr'
u ,rosecuts al oifensss oogniaans ba.
INC. Coans. and shall represent the
este imeach one carried toiihe Supreme
eArt from said City Court hIe saill
sraw sdl rcasadan4 ibr the triaa q OF
lenses IN said city court. Hcshall reeeive'
.saiasg to.be Fixed by the grand jury o.
Il t'ountYn to be drawn from the
rasGvy 81 Lev county in like manner rs
& salary 81 the JUICE Of siuS coliTs i
xei and drawn; provided that in his
sheace or disqualification the judge Of
da city court shall appoint a solicitor
tenn
So. II Befurther enacted, That AL
rs and pants 81 laws IN conflict with
IS Act be- and the same ere, hereby
peaiol
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08

y delightful functdpmoaElMr
eraoon was the forty-two party
cn BY Mls. eSoode Price, COM
mentary to Mrs. Malcolm Res
Old, Of Atlanta. A color motif Of
esn aud yellow prevailed in every
taii II the decorations. From
very available place suntiemers
sdAed their golden heads in wel-
ne to the arriving guests. The
re cards were handpainted sum
Ners When the game was con-
,iol a luncheon Of two, courses
served in which the same color
aema Of green and yellow was
sied out.
fhose present were Mesdames
ode Prices D. J.. Ragan, W. G.
lslahd n As and Duncan Forces
+ sneilings, Mary Bnnkley, ST j.
uell J~GPrnett, Malcolm Reg
81 and Misses Enla Bass, Annie
Bunlsleyr Mary and. AnnieI.o Long.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
cITA TT o N (.
GEORGIA.. Lee County.

Ofdinary's OHice,. June 5, 19lI.
To Whom Il May Concern: The APP
praisers appointed 50 appraise and set
apart to Mrs. Lizzie'K. Forester, AID her
Z minor children, widow and children
oil n. Al. Forester. late Of said county,
deceased. having made their report and
i1cd tile same in shis office, setting apart
the whole OF said estate cit being valued
by them atless thanfive bundled dollars
All persons interested are required to
show &ause beEo e.mc OH the LIST Monday
in July, 191ls why the return OF the APP
pra;sers should not bcmade thejtldgment
OF the Court.
GEO G. EDWARDS Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08

Cen avaK on Ga. Railway

NeG@A VA 1eA Ma ~ @S< &@t- ANA~- ~ say
TO ATLANTIC CTrY, N. ] !, account
Grand Lodge b. r. o. Elks, to.
la. held July 1913, 1911.
To. AmaNrrr CrrY,. N. j., account
International Convention, United.
Society 81 Christian lGndeavOrs to
be held July 6-l2, 1911
10, MERIDIAN, MISS, account Ma
tionai Baptist Sunday School Con
gross, to De held. June 7-12r 1911
Fares apply from selected points
To PAcIrIc CoAsr Clrnss,. account
various Special Occasions duning
June and July, 1911
rs RocaEsrER, n ", accepnt I'M
perial Council Of Mystic Shrine,
to be held July 1l-l3, 1911.
TO Augusta, GAL, account District
Cipand Lodge Nj u.s.. @ U.O. O.
f. Of America, to be held August
sill. 1911 Fares apply from
points III Georgia.
ToaC CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, account
University Of Virginia Summer
School, 80 be held June l9-Iuly
20, l9ll- Fares apply from
selected points.
/ 70 KNOXVILLE, Tenn !, aecountSum-
mer School Of the South, to. bs
held June 20-July IS, 1911.
| 10 NOTICEABLE n SHwANEE, Tenn,
account Opening Week, Mont
eagle Bible school, aud Monteagle
Sunday School Institnte, to be
heldduxing July u August, 1911
For further inionnasion III regard q
total fares, linits, service, etc, apply "
nearest ticket agent
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
BmIre-CuIler.

Mr. aasEAlns. solln William Burke
Warwick announce the cngage-
nt 81 eir daughter, Miss Maude
lie. q r.. Jake Philip Cutler, Of
lsle ls marriage ii take place,
sli their country home
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
70 TEE CTTxZEwS
OF LEE CrTJNTY.

Tha following amendment 70 the At
rneuling al Nct to'create the CIV caurt
ii T.ersburR sliaIT Bc offered at the acxt
neraT Assembly 81 Georgia.
gais May 7fii, 1917.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-08
Money 10 Loan

on and at s per ceilt. and reasonable com
missions, il amounts FROM 5000 up Cal
on us II You wish loaA.
LONG & SON.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
HOKE SMITH STILL ACTS AS GOVERNOR Might Go to Washington in
 an Emergency WILL TAKE A CHANGE Many of His Supporters Think He Should Resign the Governor
 ship and Become Sena-
 tor at Once
WILL TAKE A CHANCE

Atlanta. July 19.-There has been pub lished a statement which, while it did not come in the shape of a formal or official utterance or even an interview, ruay be taken for the last word of Gov. Hoke Smith as to what he proposes to do regarding the United States senator ship
 This statement. it is said is authentic, coming direct from the governor him self, though without quotation marks or without quotation even being indicated. It is to the effect that if anything oc- CUTS ii Washington to demand his pres will resign at once and go. At the same time it is stated Governor Smith does not now contemplate that his presence will be needed there. and unless something develops to demand that he go there, he
 will remain governor until December, as he intended.
 In other words, 1t Is stated the gov ernor is keeping in close touch with the situation in Washington and if there should develop a dangerously close vote on any proposition of importance to the democrats, he will resign at once and go to Washington to act as senator Of course. this contemplates that in case of an emergency he would have to make Washington in double quick time, but the governor thinks he can get there quick enough should the situation demand it.
 It Is not now anticipated that anything will come of the resolution which was n- i, of ptoti today by Representatives Ragsdale Of Paulding and Scott of Charlton. An ef- fort was made to get this resolution be- fore the House yesterday, but it was of- fered at the wrong time and had to be ruled out of order Today 1t went to the table for one day under the rules and an effort may be made to get it up tomor- TOW.
 Possibly all that 1t will accomplish. however, will be to call further atten- ticn to the fact that Hoke Smith is still governor instead of United States sem ator
 There are 1a2 members of the house who voted for Hoke Smith for senator, ana 1t is considered practically impossible to get majority of those to vote for resolution which is manifestly a plan on the rart of lis political enemies to in jure him. although it Is true that many of those who voted for him freely express the opinion that he should resign at once and go to Washington.
 1'ut Governor Smith has decided to take a chance. How long one will only be developed when Congress has finished vot- ing on all the important questions before it. Despite the reports from Washing ton, he does not appear, to think that re- vision of the wool schedule is in any danger and the indications are that he will not beothere to vote upon it-at least he will not unless he Is advised in sad- vance that his one vote would save the day and prevent the defeat of the bill.
 That is at present the governors atti- tude regarding the matter of his cleo ton to the Senate, and so far as can be seen there is no likelihood of any imme- diate change ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
PLENTY RECRUITS
 FOR THE NAVY

Washington, July 19-Possibly the navy is more attractive to the average young American than the army, but the fact is that the recruiting officers find little difficulty in obtaining as many recruits for the naval service as they need At the present the enlisted force is only 500 short of the full quota allowed by law, which is 47,5o0.
 The recruiting department has adopted the policy of refraining from filling up this quota, keeping number of va csncies 10 provide places for the trained veterans who are discharged on the ex- piration of their terms of enlistment. with the understanding that they may re- enter the service at any time within four months!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
MRS. LEA IS NOW
 OUT OF DANGER

Denver. Col, July 19-Mrs. Luke Lea. wife of United States Senator Lea of Tennessee, who was rushed to Denver last week from Deer Park, Md, while she was suffering from a relapse follow and is now considered out of danger.
 Senator Lea, who submitted to a trans fusion of quart of blood from his own veins, in an effort to save the life of Mrs. Lea, will leave in a few days for Nashville
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20

to extinsuish the national deh Cleveland been reelected he woi been succeeded by democart in in 1S96. There would have been with Spain, and it is doubtful if reached the billion Congress by t There would have been no panii and the present expenditures
 army, navy and pensions would than one-half what they are would have retired from this .heI without the fire of gun, and byl trade would have. given the 1 people the lions share of mos' neutral markets, something tha tion can never give us.
 The successful politician, If he
 of the people, is bound to have
 want of better name, may be C stinct. Abraham Lincoln had IT did Grover Cleveland. To anyh the slightest tinge of this instin
 manifest that the day after Ben, was elected President in 1888 tl,d can people went to bed peni,, walked up contiite. Then and democratic party resolved to ma land the nominee in 1892, and tne was Took in' for anybody eFst contest. Now shrewd. cunning, crafty. subtle as were Tammdln Hill, Arthur P German and Jin and that set, they were utterly
 of public opinion during all utos They were without instinct and occasion arose they were erleu cause the American people had that Grover Cleveland should ] other term. We are too clofe
 judge, but we all have a righE { late. and I have no more doub1 ti' get something to eat for dihnt thar I have that history will lde' the second administration of
 Cleveland was one of the gIeat of the wisest. one of the brafes history of the Anglo-Saxon rdce. Cleveland was the man olioselh b, to meet an awful situation. ie
 with it like a hero, he conqIere a demi-god. What a folly " his party refused to follow hIm'
 His mistake was in not coliven gres immediately to revisf Il down. Had he done so, the 1ena not have dared to Gormanfe he could have secured the 1epea purchasing clause of the SHerms law, and thus the panic. if not
 would have been temperedf have been,' are sad words.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20

100X140 corner. located in Avondale, with one broom, 2- story house and one cottage; rental s9o0 per year. Additional Improvements means in- come: will trade for improved prop erty on Southside, what have you to offcr? Whittensore & Williams, 712 Empire. Main 2sl, Peoples 961.
 7-1t-3t- su- -tut tn FOR SAI.E-Nine lots in block 3-B at East Lake located on list st.. two blocks from car line: price 5000; part cash and easy terms. Address Neill Hutchings. Box 3o6 Ensley I-2o-5t FOR sALE-2C0-acre valley farm; good improvements and spring. 6l2 miles above East Lake: would take some city property in deal Jasper Satterfield, Birmingham. Route !. 7-20-4t FOR SALE-6-room cottage in the center of the pay roll district, close to South Ensley car service. Crews station: lot z 5ox140: water and gas; price s2050: $50 cash, balance s15 month, per cent Andrews, 2209 9th ave.
 FOX SALE-Small, clean stock of staple dry goods, notions hosiery, underwear and ladies ready y-to-wear goods; about high-cass goods, including some fall shipments: ill health of one of the firm necessitates quick sale: can be bought for 5000 to $500 cash or two-thirds cash and balance on fall notes: location, Anniston, Ala. r. X. Y., care Age- Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

ANTED-Ry couple. board and room, private family preferred. Man works greater part of night and companion- ship for lady essential. Must be in
 good neighborhood on Southside. within walking distance and ason-
 able. Address B-19. care AgeHerald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
FARM LANDS

WE have 40,000 acres of cut-over timber land in Autauga county, Alabama, which we are selling in 40-acre tracts, or any amounts to suit purchaser: prices rang ing from s7 to SIP per acre. These lands are located on the L. & N and M X o. railroads. Southern States Realty Co.,, Nandiyer Bldg, Montgomery, Ala
 6-2S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
BUSINESS CHANGES

FOR SALE-For development purposes, 50.Ooo shares treasury stock in copper; highest engineering experts pronounce sufficient for decades, running high per centage; all representa- tions proven; op- portunity exceptional; act promptly, as our proposition will be taken as soon as shown Sanford Kingsbury, Station A. San Antonio. Tex 7-16-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
ONE CENT 4 WORD ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent R word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20

FOR SALE-Norwood lots at s125O to s2000; these lots have paved streets. cement sidewalks and sewera ge; all paid for: will sell on easy terms and will assist you ill building home: just a few at these bargain prices Minge, 2l13 list avenue.
 7-18-3t- tu-t tn -su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
FOR RENT

FOR SALE, cheap, furniture for T. room house. Apply 1T1S Sd avenue.
 7-1s-st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-20
LOST-STRAYED-sTOLEN

LOS1-One black horse mule, weight about HOO pounds: right fore leg swol- len above knee: had harness on when last seen; reward. Call Bell Main 931
 T. Al