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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-21
S.P. PASSENGER TRAIN
NO. 10 WRECKED

oy broken rail about two miles
west of Palisade. injuring about
20 of the passengers. The injured
were:
George Giddley hotel keeper,
Caro-. Mich; Commissions on right
side and chest and abrasions of
right lumbar region.
VIM. Wilson. bridge builder,
San Francisco; larceratiIns of
scalp and right thigh.
F. M. Gray. farmer, WiIloughby,
o; right thigh bruised.
R. L McWilliams, farmer,
Hilland. Cal. Commissions on right
knee.
Cornelius Csongrada. New York;
left shoulder dislocated and severe
bruises on right side and knee.
H. c. Arnold. rilroad clerk, San
Antonio. Texas: contusions and
larceration of left arm and elbow
and slight injuries in left side and
chest.
Mrs. Joseph Neepham, mani
curist, Saginaw, Mich; injured in
left side and chest. Not serious.
Mrs. Lillian Healner, enroute to
Carlin: severe internal injuries.
Theo Wheeler. Maysvillc, KY;
glass cut en- face.
Andy Olsen, bridge builder,
Alameda, Cal; cut abut the face.
Jos. Duncan, advance agent of
English Oil syndicate; scalp
larerations and contusiors on
abdomen.
T. H. Smith, Harmer, Mich;
slight injuries to left shoulder.
Mrs Susan Kelly, St Paul, MIN:
injuries in left side and chest.
Geo. Smith. bruised on neck and
shoulder and larcerations on left
hip and right knee.
Charles Dow, San Francisco;
bruises on right shoulder.
V. Meyer, Chicago; right arm
bruised.
Myron D. Evans. Roseland, Ncb. ;
slight Commissions of scalp.
Chas E. Devanon. Burkett, Ind. ;
bruises on back and right side.
G. P. Care. Omaha, Neb. slight
injuries.
John Chesapeake. slight injuries.
John >lnchauspe. Rock Springs,
Wyo slight bruises on head, ribs
and leg.
Geo. Sutherland, Cattle buyer,
Reno, New; bruises over neck
and shoulder left hip and right
knee.
c. M. Wilson, negro porter; right
side and hip bruised.
The train was running at rate
Of about 35 or 40 miles an hour
wheel it hit the curve and one of
the center cars left the rack
pulling with it he chair car, diner
and four ,ther sleeping cars, The
engine, mail and baggage cars in
front and the last Pullman stayed
with the rail. One tourist car was
turned bottom side up and the
other cars we're thrown or their
sides at distane of about so or Gu
feet from the track, and about 100
yards of the track was torn up. 1t
was a mirac lie that no one was
killed.
Immediately after the wreck the
engin WAS uncoupled and went on
t. Palisade and ten minutes after
the accident the dispatchers in
Carlln ana SPARKS were sending
out the wreck trains.
The Elko doctors, Hood, West,
Eby and Mcdowell were sent for
and went to Carlin on No. 9 and
were taken from there to the
wreck where they attended to the
injured.
The relief train from Carlin
brought most of the injureud
passengers to Elko, few staying in
Carlin, and arrived here about ~
O'Clock. They we're taken to the
Boiling hospital and the Commercial
hotel. and this morning No g,
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TRANSATLANTIC
 BALLOON READY

Akron, O.. August 2S-Melvin Nanman balloon with which he and five others say they will attempt to fly across the Atlantic ocean October 9, will be shipped from Akron to Atlantic City today, hay ing just been completed in local rubber factory. As soon as the framework of steel tubing is attached and the balloon inflated in the mammoth hangar, the air ship will be christened the Akron" with fitting ceremonies.
 The Akron is the only dirigible of the first class ever built on this side of the Atlantic. It is 2eS feet long or about 30 feet longer than the America w oh was lost in the ocean as a sequel to the Walter Wellman expedition last year.
 Filled with hydrogen 1t will have an at mospheric displacement of 350,0O0 cubic feet and a gross lifting power of 2o,000 pounds. With the car and engines at tached it will have a net capacity of 12,ooo pounds, or about 80 persons. The Akron is made up of POO pieces of tough fabric.
 The propelers will each be driven by a gasoline engine of 100 horse power. The gas bag is of the cigar shape, with an extreme diameter of 45 feet
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Lumber Company Has Option

Scranton, Pa, August &.-A rumor was circulated today that the J. J. Neumann Lumber company of this city, which is largely interested in the United States Lumber company, has accepted the offer made by an English syndicate to pur- chase the property. The secretary of the Neunlann company denied this, how ever, and stated the English concern had not yet accepted the option on it's plant and timber lands. The deal is said to involve about $14,O0o,ce0. The option does not expire until December l. The first were opened last April.
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BOOTBLACk SUES Will Recover "Tips" Alleged to Have Been Appropriated by Employers

New Orleans. August 2S.-That part of the public which patronizes Greek pol ishing stands received rude shock when it became known that Gus Stauek- as, a Greek lad. filed suit for the recov- cry of S70 tips which he alleges his Greek employers took from him On the percentage plan
 The boy says the ''boss got the tip while he got the percentage. He fnci- dentalIy asks the court to see that he gets S2 20 said to be salary due him.
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Fined For Running Lottery

Plymouth, Mass, August 2S.-Thomas w Lawson, the Boston f1nancier. was found guilty of conducting lottery at the Marshheld fair last week, and when given a hearing in the district court here today was fined $l00 Mir. Lawson appealed to the superior court.
 Mr Lawson as president Of the Marsh field Agricultural society announced at the fair that horse race, carriage and a horse from his farm would be given to the holder of a certain ticket. Fifteen thousand tickets were distributed
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-sTRAYED-sTOLEN

LOST, SPRAYED OR sTOLEN-One dark bay mare, 15 hands high. weighs about 1290 pounds, skinned places on breast and legs, short. 'stumov tail md white spot on forehead, Reward if re- turned 10 the George r. Wheelocll Co., TOT South 21st street. S-25-tf LOST-Fox terrier. male, white and black, stub tail. wearing city license tag No 656. Answers to name Kid = Child.s pet. Suitable reward D. H.. Brown. Phones, Main 1252 J. and Main 35ll residence, 1l.6 south Thirteenth street
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Einancier Buys Ranch

Greeley. Col, August 9s.-Thomas w. Lawson. the Boston financier, is neso- tiating for the purchase of 5000 acres or ranch land 45 miles northeast of Greely. Mr. Lawson intends to devote the entire ranch to tine breeding and raising or fancy cattle and horses for exhibition and racing purposes.
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PERSONAL

LADl ES-Write for free booklet of spe- cial goods, Illustrating the new Elite Method, with Invaluable information and particulars for every married lady: something you will appreciate. ai Sales Co, BoS 1l53. Atlanta, Ga
 S-9--9t -eii-til
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WANTED-SITUATIONS

MANIFESTATIONS
 WGNTED~Posifion by marrfed man. age 8, have 12 years experience in grocery business; will take anything respect able: must have position can give bes, of references. Address E. L. 715 South Twenty-first street, Birmingham, Ala.
 S-27-st WANTED-Position by young lady stem ographer from the hours of g to 8, ex- perienced: best of reference. Peoples nhone 1101. S-27-3t wANTED-By young man, married and five years experience, a position as bookkeeper, cashier other clerical work; best of references and moderate salary Address C-4S, care Age-Her- aid. s-27-3t CORPORATION accountant with am pie experience and best Birmingham references as to ability and integrity will be open for engagement Sep tember 15, manufacturing or mining preferred, no objection to out of town location. Address T4S, care Age-Her- ald s-27-2t-su-tu wANTED-Position by young man with good habits in wholesale house. Grad uate of Georgia-Alabama Business col lege of Macon, Ga. Can furnish best of references, N. c. Creech, Kline, & C.. S-29-2t WANTED-A position in millinery store; had some experience; no objection to leaving city. 4207 Avenue B, Avondale.
 S-29-2t A GOOD brick mason wants a steady job with some corporation; no objection to leaving town; will work on salary or day work Address Y-4S, care Age-Her- aId S-29-2t WANTED Position by married man. thoroughly experienced in gin and mill work Address J. C.. 1721 7th ave. Bes- semer. s-29-2t WANTED-Situation by young lady as stenographer; inexperienced, willing to start on reasonable salary. Ad- dress B-49, care Age-Herald
 s-29- 2t GOOD colored worker: will do light work of any kind for board and clothes. Address Z-4S, care Age-Her- ald. s-292t WANTED = Situation by experienced clothing. hats. gents furnishing sales man; also window dresser and card Wri- ter, frst-class references. Address D., 1So21b 1st ave. S-29 -2t WANTED-Position by young man with best of reference as tentmdn or rOu- man. H. N. Ross, Bell phone Main 945. or Woodlawn 32S-L. S-S-2t WANTED-Position as first or second hand baker: no objection to leaving city. Address WIS. care AgeHerald.
 S-29-2t BRIGHT young lady stenographer, some experience, anxious to accept position with good people at modest salary and prove herself Peoples phone 79. Wood lawn exchange. S-29-2t WANTED-Situation as housekeeper or sick nurse: reference if wanted. Address N C., S406 7st avenue. East Lake, Ala.
 S-29-2t WANTED-By energetic young man. po- sition in any line that offers chances of promotion. Address X-4S, care Age Herald S-29-2t WANTED-Position as stenographer by man with experience who owns type writer prefer position in lumber busi- ness in small town; small salary to be- gin. Address s. H. W, 1709 18th street Tuscaloosa, Ala. S-29-2t
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RATES--One cent word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tiOn. Cnsh must accompany order.
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WANTED-An experienced hardware and implement house salesman; must be sober and furnish best references: a
 good position for a good man Apply to Ben ]. Schuster, P. o. Box 4G6 Sell
 ma Ala. S-21-It
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NTED-White woman to cook ana ao light house work; small family nlee
 room; good pay. Bell, Main l5S9. i0Oii'' e4 s-19-tf
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WANTEn-SAIESMEN

NrHc-~"-o ~ 1~ccscS7o~~S>- salesmen; men who can deliver the goods can clear from S4Ol to S6Oo per month Box 525, Montgomery. Ala.
 6-9-tf WANTED-High-cla salesmen to sell Premium chinaware; commission basis only. Apply with references. r. c. Swift & Co.,, S57 Brown-Marx Bldg, Birming ham, Ala. S-23-l2t
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WANTED-To do your electric repaIr work with the best electricians Tn town. nriees right. Selman Heating S Plumbing Co.,, 10 South goth street. Bell 3311. Peoples 35T. f-59-tl
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Aunt Ora" Wilmington of Amte county was S6 years old August 22, and 300 of her relatives and friends as sembled at her home near Salem church in honor of the occasion. Tt was practically impossble,' says one of the guests, ito get within 150 yards of the house for the horses and ve- hicles %* The table for the dinner was 75 feet long and when the time came for the spread, boxes and bas- kets began to pile on the table until it fairly groaned."
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HIGH GLASS specially salesman who can furnish fidelity bond will be train
 ed and placed in protected territory for the sale of Wales visible adding and listing machines oh a commission basis. Adder Machine Co. District Office 2ll3 First avenue. Birmingham, Aa. S-29-5t
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WANTED-Bargain price on small house,
 South Highlands Payson, Chamber Commerce. -
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED220 girls to work in wrapping and packing department. Apply at fac tory, 2Sth street and Ave. F. American Bakeries Candy Go. e-s-I
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TBD-Experienced maker, also ap- prentice girls at once TOT iiiliiliais oe nartment. Caheen Bros.
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TALENTS JACKSON
 WOMAN RECOGNIZED
Democratic Treasury Has BaIance-Big Family
 Reunion

Jackson. Miss, August 2S--(SpeciaD Mrs. James s. Cooper of this city, talented vocalist of Mississippi. has been highly complimented by Walter Damrosch Several weeks ago MT Damrosch gave an entertainment in Jackson and Mrs. Cooper was one ot those who assisted in the musical pro- gram. The famous orchestra leader was charmed with her voice and urged her to cultivate her remarkable pow CTS. Yesterday Mrs. Cooper received full scholarship for a term in the in stitute of musical art, New York, from MT. Damrosch, and 1t is understood that she will take immediate advant- age of this opportunity.
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WANTED-Position by married man, age 35 have 12 years experience in grocery business; will take anything respect able; must have position; can give bes, of references. Address E. l., 715 South Twenty-first street. Birmingham, Ala.
 S-27-3t
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sharpen your safety razor blades; 20 cents dozen. out pr town orders we pay return postags'
 Pobert Prowen Stove Co.,. Birming-
 ham, Ala 4-s-A
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WANTED-HELP
 wants employees; writs for list of positions open. Franklin Institute. Dept 2-H Rochester. N. Y,
 7-30-2n, The number of well paid stenograph- ical positions we filled last wek em- phasizes the well known fact that when an employer wants good stenograph- CT he calls upon the Remington Type writer company's employment depart mert You are invited 10 make use of the free services of this department. 215 First avenue S-25-2t-fri-tues " NANTED-Solicitors a strictly local op- ton magazine wants solicitors to can vass the south. Address S.. P. O. Box 155 Atlanta, Ga. S-22-22t-tu-s WANTED-Six first class walters, cafe club work; housekeeper for widow CT. who keeps cook white laborers. sawmill, l50: colored laborers, quarry. s2 day; white woman to trav- el as maid and companion, spend winter Florida; mine machine dril runner; other openings Room 626 Chamber of Commerce building
 FIVE statesmen, experienced; extra fine line and a good, clean, liberal and easy to sell house tu house propositon; cash advanced. R. F.. Gill. 2209 2d avenue.
 S-29-3t
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WANTED-CEDAR SHAFTS and CEDAR LOGS CARL TEERLING, SAYAN.
 NAH, GA S-sS-I4l
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An unusual announcement comes from T. l.. Darden, treasurer or the Jefferson county democratic executive committed, to the effect that after pay ing the expenses of the two primaries held in that county he finds balance on hand. This has been deposited in the Jefferson county bank for distribu- tion among the candidates who con tributed it.
 It has been suggested by some of the claimants on this fund that it be for warded to the Old Ladies Home at Jackson, and that will doubtless De done, as it could not be used to better advantage.
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WANTED--AGENTS

A NEW ARTICLE Record breaking sales everywhere; write for free sample and our new catalosue, Morris I4un- ger, Box 59b, Bradley Beach. N. J.
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RE trained nurse; study at home. earn s25 weekly thousands wants@-t. free information. Rochester Nurse' Institute. 1000 Rochester. N. '.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-one cent a word n day; no nd.
 taken for less tbnn 25c for first inser- 1iou. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

VA NTFDSMen to take So-day practical course in our machine shops; learn the automobile business and accept soou positions. New Orleans Auto Senoo,, o .s New Orleans, La. l--o-e
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WANTED-BOARDERS

CLEAN, cool well furnished rooms with
 best board in town. $5 per week. 2217
 4th avenue S-12-a0t ROOM and board; all modern; car service 1923 Ave Fl. S-20-10t SPIENDTD room with board. 719 aonjr
 10th street S-27-17t NICELY furnished front room in pr-
 vate family with board 2So4 9th
 avenue. S-2t-3t -su -tu-l1u ROOM and board desirable location, close in: hotel service. 2e09 9th ave. S-29-7t NICELY furnished front room with
 board 2116 9th avenue S-29-7t
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BUSINESS CHANGES

FOR SALE-Bargain for someb ody;
 most popular. best furnished room ing house, downtown location; 22 fine outside rooms. Established trade.
 Other business compels sale. Address V-42. care Age-Herald. S16-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-29
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word n day, no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTFD-Pnpils for private tutoring or for class work by teacher of eXper- fence who holds university degrees. Full credentials and references given to
 those interested. Address M-43, care Age-Herald. S-2-4t-su-tu-ln.ir-Su
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MACHINERY

ME buy anu seII clec,ilc.il machinery.
 Selman Heating and Plumbing Co. 10 South goth street. Bell phone jSll. Peo-
 ples 357. 1-2.f NEW and rebuilt machinery: Engines Corliss lsx36, Bates l6X3G. Engines
 Thpottling and Automatle: 20x2i Erie City 19x24 Atlas, 1SX2l Atlas. 16X20 Chandler 6 Taylor, lix-O Atlas, 1lxlG Atlas fsx15 Skinner 1lxll Atlas, 10xl6 3 Erie City, 10x12 Atlas. 9Xll Atlas, 9xl2 NaRle, and large stock of similar sizes. Boflers-Tubular. 72'' G6", eO, 54' ana smaller sizes 50 H. F. Portable boilers, and one Scotch Marine Boiler; 150 H. P. 116 lbs working pressure. Pumps: All sjxes. single and duplex. Sawmils: No. 1,l Wheland, No. 71a American. Plan 1rs. matchers. lathe mills, edgers, etc. :. iron working tools, lathes. planers. xhapers, drill presses. etc. Geo. E. 1.um Machine and Supply Co. Birming- ham. Ala. 7-s s'-su-tu-th-tl
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KODAKS

WE develop films; six exposures. 15c; r. exposures, z5c. Velox prints, the kind that do not fade. 4c and 5c each. F. w. Brom5erg. goth street and Sd avenue.
 S-27-tf
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by young lady stem ographer, from the hours of to 8, ex- perienced; best of reference. Peoples
 phone 1101 S-zf-ot
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FOR stenographic piece work or monthly contracts apply sol Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone 627 Good work at moderate prices 5-6-tf FINE DENTISTRY-A. J. Massey, over Jefferson County bank. 21st street and Ed avenue. Bell phone 1S44-
 1-31-tu-su-mo-tf DANIEL & GEORGE--We collect the rent. Phones. Peoples 676. Bell. s4. 2lSl Third avenue. S-29-3t
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FOR SALE

~~r<-~S~~=~~s~~~>~~~~~
 AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.
 Maxwell Runabout frst-class condition in every respect, $4oO Address A-49. care Age-Herald. S-2s-2t FOR SALE-New s room bungalow, furnace heat, cement basement, gar age, elevated corner lot, 50x140 feet, located 4S01 2d avenue. north, one block East Lake car line; built for home. Apply owner, Bell phone Woodlawn r. S-29-6t TRY me if you have property to sell at a reasonable price. W. A. Lester. 2107 Sd avenue 4-14-Tu-fr-tf for sale; one new 1911 model Oliver typewriter; s65 cash; list price, $1o0. Address AIS, care Age-Her- a1d S-29-2t
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. double bowl ing alley, in good order, with apput-
 tenances. Apply T. L. Hill. Agent
 Southern Railway City. S-2O-l1t
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SHAVINti-Ioc aI IszI 4th AVG o-io -tL 77I repair all makes of stoves with ex-
 perienced help Robert Prowell St9Ss
 Co. SIS North 20th street. 1-27-u
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TALK WITH ALAN JBMISON.
 BELL 100. Peoples 61. 6-4-u FOR SALE-Complete new drug store outfit; also show cases and counters. Acme Canopy Co.,. 1711 2d avenue. Bell phone S9. o-Io-lI
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WANTED-To buy a second hand chalf commode. one with arms. Peoples phone 1S55
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WANTED-By young man, married and five years experience, position as boolxkeeper, cashier or other clerical work best of references and moderate salary Address GAS, care Age-Her- ald S-27-3t
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accountant with am pie experience and best Birmingham
 references as to ability and integrity will be open for engagement Sep tember 15, manufacturing or mining preferred, no objection to out of town location. Address T-4S, care Age-Her-
 ald 8-27-2t-Su-tu
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wANTED-Position by young man with good habits in wholesale house. Grad uate of Georgia-Alabama Business col
 lege of Macon, Ga. Can furnish best of references, N. c. Creech, Kline, & c S-29-2t
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FOR -S2S50-Handsome bungalow just completed. This is undoubtedly one of the best bungalows in the West End, has all improvements in and paid for; has five rooms with both front and lac'. porch; elegant brass chandeliers and shower lights; elegant cabinet manlels
 in living room, dining room and hcd
 rooms. Concrete walk around the entire house: lot 50Xl65, six-foot solid fence. chicken house and chicken fence. This house must be seen to be apprecial ed. Will sell on payment of s29 Iowa and $25 ger month. This house will easily rent for S25 per month, so if you want an ideal little home in the West End will advise that you look at this property al once. For information apply to Taylor X Haskins, 922-S Brows-Marx, or call 5iii Main. S-29-3t cod
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WANTED n S7VS7NT7 T7@T0c ~ 1921 4th Ave. s-1S1tf
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FOR SAIsE-s -s2445. second mortgage pa per. due in one and two years. with in terest payable semi-annually at per cent: s-JiJ cash gets this, which gives you 2 per cent on money; this paper is part purchase price of residence Ad- disss Mortgage. care Age-Herald.
 ,-2a-tf
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WANTED-A position In millinery store; had some experience; no objection to leaving city. 4207 Avenue B, Avondale.
 S-2e-2t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

WADDELL hOO St-Large, comfortable rooms; convenient to business section.
 1sl61k 1st avenue. Bell phone 6122 6-24-tf
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A GOOD brick mason wants a steady job
 with some corporation; no objection to leaving town; will work on salary or day work Address Y-4S, care Age-Her-
 ald S-29-2t