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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
Fifty Bodies on Ninth Floor.

Fifty charred bodies were found on the
nlnth moor. They lay In every possible
posture. some so burned that recognition
was impossible. half-dozen were nude
with the flesh hanging In shreds to the
Women with their hair burned away
with here and there a limb burned en-
tirely on and the charred stump visible
were lifted tenderly from the debris
10 the street. Across the street there
rested on the sidewalk a hundred pine
coffns into which were placed the bodies
AS fast as this was done the cofhns were
carried away In any kind OF vehicle
that could be pressed into service TO the
morgue at Bellevue hospital and TO the
first time since the Slocum horror
On the tenth floor OF the building ad-
Joining the burning structure is the law
department OF New York university. Here
twentv-odd students were listening to a
lecture by Frank Fl Summer former
sheriff Of Essex county. New Jersey. He
saw the smoke and saw the girls trapped
on the roof. He led his class TO the roof
of the university quarters where they
found two ladders. The boys seized these.
bore them down two flights to the roof
OF the windows and raised them to the
roof OF the burning structure.
Cutter Slides Down Gable.
Forty girls were brought down to
safety. Hyman Mezcher. a cutter. slid
down the elevator cable ten stories and
In water up TO his arm pits. His hands
were lacerated. his forehead was cut but
otherwise he was unhurt.
Just how many trips were made by the
elevator men VIII perhaps never be as
certained. There are varying reports OF
herolsm at the elevators. but ii was i'm
possible tonisht 10 learn il the lifts were
operated up 10 the last possible moment.
The city officials announced that the
usual investigation following such dis
asters would begin at once.
This calamity is just what l have
been predicting. There are no fire es-
capes on this building. have been ad
yocatins and agtatInE that FIR fire escapes ape
This large loss OF life is due to tins
neglect"
The police say that today's fire Is the
sixth or seventh in the building within
twelve months, all of which. they say,
occurred in the shirtwaist factory.
The others were trifling. The fac
In which operators struck during the
widespread shirtwaist strike. settled sew
eral months ago.
BY today's disaster the total Of shirt
New York and vicinity recently is raised
TO nearly 200; Not many weeks ago
twenty-five girls met death under some
what similar circumstances In Newark,
Max Banck. one Of the proprletors
Of the Triangle Waist company, said
tOnlSnl.
How or where the fire started I have
no idea. There was no explosion. OF that
am sure. We who escaped by the roof
saw nothing of what happened below us,
Probably we were the last persons to
get out OF the building alive.
''I cannot understand why the people
on the eighth floor could not have es-
capped had they not been thrown into a
panic, They could have made their way
out by the fire escapes In the rear This
means OF rescue however. was cut off
to those on the ninth and tenth floors by
Tho 0ames.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
GAMBLERS USE SAWDUST
TO COMPOUND POLICE
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. March 25.-Sawdust is
the latest weapon of the New York
gamblers against their foes, the police
raiders. 1t was used effectively late
last night when eleven bluecoats as.
sailed a suspected gambling house in the
downtown district. The police were
breaking their way into the place with
axes when suddenly the wall gave way
and they were buried under four tons
OF sawdust, which blinded them for sew
eral minutes. The gamblers and their
patrons took advantage Of this tenn
porary blindness of the raiders to escape
by fire escape and roof
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
'e CABINET GOSSIP.
,nat llmantour May Be
|. RULER Of Mexico.
ysyrc,," "ite TO The Tribune.

I'M" @ Wire to The Tribune.
! rTt S MI vliY, Mex, March 20
GtaI ,;in,,; ;ipcilant development in the
Ella,;yaa ,;aa.,on a,c here today was the
H.,n o.. Statement by a high gov,
'el,ovr -iSet '1 tilat Senior Jose Yves
IA oi n Minister OF finance in the
i ,,.;an0. resident Diaz, which hand.
|sy saI5 slId'Ion to the president yes
|rs:s 4 ~ be the holder in the new
Esalt oosI sg'f,ga E relations, the most
%. xb;s. XII III the ministerial BODY
|4sl tSc .n carries with it practi
~, 'e 81, powers OF a prime ministcr
,storralSye vrlyer who made this sta1e.
B NH =. . prediction on the cab
Ecsg 10 nraaent .esiaent Diaz is already
|hs 4, Ss Sssanlze The ministerial.
n "' predicted it, was as fol.
ES i,IS,, Of anauce-Iouou;u ca.
|A "'assador to the United
ia y "aF-Gcncral Bernardo
|Sa c.J.,lo o. Promotion (fomeuto>-
aeer Of vi andreas AldaZaro
aa.r VI VI ]ustlee-Demcterlo Sodi
II. '"c 'ntcrior-Migucl Ma.
B. ',1 e. q eommunjca,ion
n II j ''s' 4. General Reyes na. been
3 tis I've si,S. isc government is 's a fen fen.
" sy,rrasaation, when il was . ieT. %.
! ,as ass. tho fears of mefE f5ois tar nh to, j.
upset Of the admin,
w In Unlitssd9 Who g. has been cmbassa.
sp' The s,,s state a'ss Of chiba, dba also also gov.
y bscspeap scsppSpulsr with the sHpa, massss naS
Ii, in" iInmaIe President DiaD D'' hut ,v
~ The Se,,,,,w Sa, were increased bv
" 'hat The fsJei. ba.,to to the rumor by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
148 MEET DEATH IN
BIG NEW YORK FIRE
Skyscraper Factory Building in
Flames; Girls Jump to Pave
ment Below.
Continued From Page Two.

oy successive appeals for police until 500
patroimen arrived to cope with crowd
numbering tens Of thousands-a mixture
Oh the morbdly curious and OF half
crazed relatives and friends OF the vic
tins.
hundred mounted policemen had to
back.
Led by Fire Chief Croker. O squad OF
liremen stormed the stairways and gained
access To the building at o'clock Two
searchlishts from buildings opposite
iighteo the way Of the fire fighters as
they aScended 10 the ton fnnrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
truth Is Mighty and Must Prevail::''
''My Constant Medicine Thirty Years.

On advice of his family doctor, well known COM
mercial traveller started using Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. He found it did him so much good that it
has been his only medicine for thirty years. Un-
solicited letters of praise like the from Mr. Geo.
T. Lytell indeed gratifying and have tendency to
spur to do better things for suffering humanity
He writes: 'My attention was first called to your
valuable Malt Whskey from the fact that 1 noticed
that all letters Of recommendation when you receive
from your patients all the country each signs
his name city and number of street and to the
conclusion that the old saying was true Truth IS
mighty and must prevail
F old retired commercial traveller II years old and
have been sick Thirty have been the road,
and during that time have always carried grpsack
bottle Of Duy Pure Malt Whiskey and used medicine
1t through the advice of old family doctor who told
he believed 1t better than drugs and doctors
tanly think right have had doctors
change OF climate and drinking naturally affected
health But whenever had little cold that tired feeling
would small dose otter meal and retiring al
night 1t would stimulate and nvigorate and produced
unpleasant effects.
prolonged life far beyond the allotted TO would
)ple where needed certainly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
VICTIM PASSES GOOD DAY

Charles B, Glow, the horseman who
was badly injured in an automobile ac-
cldent on East South Temple street
Friday, passed a good day Saturday
and was resting well at an early hour
this morning, with indications that he
has better than an even chance to re-
cover. DR.. H. n. Mayo, the attending
CLOVIS condition early in the evening
Saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
4 4 BARRA TO HEAD
| ClBI|T OF MEXICO
|,.,,,,adOr to United States
',,,er by Diaz to Succeed
Enrique Creel.
.,,red From Page One.

loeamc ambassador to the
I'D states n po La Barra is As years
- ,s'sib%t about a month ago married
y, bis late wife.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
INDICTMENTS AGAINST
KENTUCKY V0TE-SELLERS
Ry Associate ted Press,

BY Associate Press
LEXINGTON. Ky, March 25.-A spe-
cIai from Preetonburg, Ky, says that the
grand jury OF Floyd county. which has
,nrned 30 indictments and that many
more true bills will be found against
voters before the inquiry Is concluded
rhis Is an increase OF about loo ind!cl-
,1nnts over the last report.
similar conditions arc said to exist In
riLn and Magofiin counties and their
Grand jurics will begin an investigation
soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-24

ABLE BODIED men wanted for the U. s. Marine Corps. between the ages Of 1e and 35 Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay $15 to $6s.
 Additional compensation possible. Food. clothing, quarters and medical attend ance free. After 30 years service can retire with 10 per cent of pay and all owances. Service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Ap- ply at U. s. Marine Corps Recruiting office, 13 Simon Block Birmingham,
 Ala. 12-1-lmo
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MACHINERY


 FOR SALE-One 2Ox24xl31ax2O-inch Nor walk compressor, one 13x12-inch Ball engine; one 15X14-inch Ball engine: one 20x4S-inch Corliss engine; one 1sx16-inch center-crank slide valve engine; one 12Ax15-inch hoisting engine, double drums 54-inch diameter; one 7x1O-inch D. CD. D. hoisting engine and boiler: three 5x8-inch double drum hoisting en- zines and boilers; one 6AxlO-inch double drum hoisting engine and boiler; one Deane F and 20x10lsx12-inch duplex pis- ton pattern pump; one 26-inch by lift. lathe; one 20-inch by loft. lathe; one 1s-inch. by S-ft. lathe; one 14-in. by 6-ft. lathe; one 30-horsepower traction en- zine; one No. 2 B. Koehring cement mixer; one 70. 2 B. Koehring cement mixer: one No. Smith mixer, with gas- oline engine; one No. Smith mixer. with boiler and engine; two 125-horse- power hor. tub. boilers; two 110-horse- power hor. tub. boilers; two 1O0-horse- power hor. tub boilers; one 90-horse- power portable boiler on skids three Berlin planers and matchers, 4x9-in. one Mississippi planer and -,aatchers, 4x14-in. Charles T. Lehman. Birming- ham, Ala. 5-21-tf-su
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CLOTHING business for sale. The cloth ing business of Ike Friedman at Tus- caloosa, Ala, is for sale, owing to the ill health of the owner. This busi- ness has been established for 9 years, during which time it .--s steadily grown
 The price is attractive Nand the terms convenient. This is an unusual oppor- tunity For further information call on or write Ike Friedman, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
 12-3-sun-tf
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BUSINESS CHANGES

A RESTAURANT in center of city pay ing profit over $250 per month; must change on account of health. Address Owner, D-9S, care Age-Herald.
 10o1dt
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word a dayJ no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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PATENTS secured or fee returned. Send sketch for free expert search and re- port as to patentability. Books on inventions and patents, and reference book sent free. John s. Duffie & Co.,, Dept IS, Washington, D. c.
 12-10-2t-eo su
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capital procured for cor porations; stocks and bonds sold on commission basis; mining, railroads and industrial propositions of merit consid- ered prompt action on all issues; cor porations organized and financed. Fin ley-Cook Co.,, Rockefeller bldg-, Cleve- land, o.
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LOW HOLIDAY RATES.

S37.50 buys $45 Scholarship in our Commercial, Stenographic or Tele- graphic Departments. $60 buys a com bination Scholarship with guaranty of position worth $50 per month. Close with this opportunity at once. Wheel CT Business College, 190919-171a 1st avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
WANTED-MALE HELP

cent a word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 ton. Cnsh must nccompnny order.
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WANTED-Partner in a thriving busi- ness; one that is willing to hustle. Small capital required; need more help to push business. Call at 416 N. 20th.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-To couple or small fam fly, modern apartment with steam heat water, refrigerator, gas range, and modern conveniences. See Mes ser Real Estate and Insurance Co.
 12-17-tf
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THE AVALON-All outside rooms, fur
 mace heat bath, free, telephone and all modern conyeniences. Home comforts
 with hotel service. Moderate prices. 2100 5th ave. 11-12-su-tf
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LOST-Sunday, December IT, open face watch, Elgin works, No. 135S3421. Case No. 1234744 Present from mamma and specially prized. Reward. Address 3i0l 10th ayenue. north
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-24

AGENTS-$25 a week for two hours work a day; brand new hosiery prop osition that beats them all. Write for terms and free samples, if you mean business. Guaranteed Hosiery Co.,, 5001 Third st., Dayton, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-24

RATEs-0ne cent n word n day, no nd.
 taken for sess than 25c for first fnser- ton. Cnsh must accompany Ordeg.
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CAPABLE salesman to cover Alabama with staple line; high commissions; $10C monthly advance and permanent posi- tion to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.,, Detroit Mich
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FOR RENT-Desirable room cottage. West End, bath, lights, screens; pos
 session January 1. Apply on premises, 3O9 North Elyton street. 12-23-2t
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AGENTS-No matter what you sell send your address and we will mail you our catalog of 600 quick selling, guaranteed goods; over 5000 different desirable articles shown in our two beautiful 1912 free catalogs. A. w. Holmes & Co, Dept. H25, Provi dence, R.
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PORTRAIT agents; no middle man, but 100 per cent honest value; prompt shipments, low prices. And I'll treat
 you white. o. Hettinger, Artist, 2226 Barry avenue, Chicago 12-10-4t-su
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WANTED-Men new to the road to travel in south for manufacturing com pany: salary and expenses; substantial investment positively required. Sloat Brothers Company, Jacksonville Fla.
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.QNE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-one cent n word n day; no nd.
 taIxen for less than 25c for first inser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
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LOST-One large black leather purse, contains about $70 in paper money and a little silver; silver sugar shell, hand mir TOT pair of black gloves and list of books. $10 reward. Miss Josie Arm strong, Oneonta, Ala, R. 1.
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W ANTED-Farm work stock for mort gage notes real estate, personal prop erty: will pay part cash, If necessary State price and description. r, 522 Elm pire building Bell 5622
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NICELY furnished rooms for rent, one block Five Points; every modern con venience; steam heat, bath. Call Main
 570S-J. 12-2S-3t
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EOST-Saturday afternoon, spring street, between East Lake car line and Fourth avenue, gold heart locket. Finder please return to Mrs. w. H. Vildibill, 4C0S Fourth avenue, Avondale, and receive reward.
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WANTED-A capable salesman for the south, to begin work Jan. 1. Perma- nent position which will pay business producer $5000 next year. staple line; contract containing liberal weekly ad- vance clause. References required. Miles F Bixler Co, Cleveland O.
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NANTED-Me and boys to learn auto mobile business, new and modern ma-
 chinery; new cars, best equipped school
 north or south; good positions for our graduates. Charlotte Auto School, char lotte, N. c. 11-26-su-tu- -thu-tf
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AGENTS on salary or commission; tie greatest agents seller ever produced; ; every user of pen and ink buys it on sight: 200 to 800 per cent profit; one agents sales amounted to $620 in six days; another $32 in two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., X-476, La Crosse, Wis.
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BE detective; earn from $15o to $500 per month: travel over the world. Write c.
 T. Ludwig, 1443 Scarritt Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. S-2O-e-o-su-26t
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AGENTS make big money selling our Metallic Letters for office windows. store fronts, and glass signs. Any one can put them on. Samples free. Metal lie Sign Co.,, 435 N. Clark St., Chicago.
 S-14-b2t-sl1
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WANTED-Salesman for high grade line elders and vinegars. Exclusive or as side line. Liberal commissions with
 weekly settlements. Fine opening for good man. References required. Burr Mfg. Co.,, Richmond, Va. 12-19-3t-tu- u-th-su
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AT THE BEST THEATRE,
 2016 SECOND AVENUE. THE SPELLMAN COMEDY co.
 PRESENTING THE ORIGINAL RASTUS TN THE SCREAMINGLY FUNNY FARCE
 COMEDY ENTITLED -"AIR HARVERLY OUTDONE.' HOUSE OPENS Il A. M. DAILY WITH PICTURES AND MUSIC. PROF. STRICKLAND, THE BLIND
 PIANIST.
 VTCTROLA CONCERTS FOUR VAUDEVILLE SHOWS DAILY
 2:3o-S:30-7:S0-S:30
 ADMTSSION:
 CHILDREN Sc; ADULTS 10c. E. & H. Green Trading Stamps given with each paid admission. The Best Theatre IS the only theatre giving s. & H. Stamps. Ask for them. They are iree. There is no end to the nice things that can be secured with the stamps we give away.
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for corporations can be se- cured in Cincinnati, and throughout the states of Ohio, Indiana and Ken lucky, for any good offering of stocks and bonds placed with J. Gordon Malcolm & Co.,, Financiers, Cincinnati.
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FOR RENT-Furnisheo rooms, central ly located, all convenienees, cheap. sos North 23d street. 12-2l-lt
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ABLE Lodge Organizer wanted by up
 to date Fraternal Insurance Society; best plan and lowest rates. No ex- perience required terms liberal
 Write for particulars. Knights of In- dustry, Warder Bldg, Washington, D. c. 9-10-su-tf
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AGENTS-Sign painters, 1000 per cent profit; beautiful window letters at very low prices; easily mounted;
 something new; glass sample free. Embossed Co.,, 2401 Milwaukee ave- nue, Chicago 12-10-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-24

SALESDIAN-Experie in any line. to sell general trade in south; vacancy January 1; unexcelled speciality propo- sition; commission contract; $35 weekly for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co.. Cleveland. O.
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NEATLY furnished clean warm rooms,
 olo Presbyterian parsonage, northern family. PIP 4th. ave l2-20-7t
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'LOST-STRAYED-STOLEN

LOST-Last Sunday, on 14th st. or 18th st. or 11th ave. South a bunch of keys Finder will be rewarded by returning same to this office
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-24

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with or without board, one block from Five
 Points, modern home. 2105 11th ave-
 nue, South. 1223-10t
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WANTED-A good business man with
 $9O00 to $50O0 to take the presidency of a good manufacturing company. Address
 L-92, care Age-Herald. 12-17-su-tf
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ONE large nicely furnished front room on first floor or two connecting rooms for light housekeeping, in a private home. Call Peoples phone 2317 Address 23O9 Sth avenue north
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TAKEN up some days ago, one cream col ored COW; had rope around horns when taken up. Highland Livery Co., Both phones 45S.
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LOST-On North Highland car, lady's gold watch engraved N. l.. R. Also small purse containing about g. Finder please return to business office of Age Herald and receive reward.
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms, private family, for gentlemen. 511 N. 18th street.
 Peoples 407. 12-21-tf
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WANTED-Salesman to sell line of fancy fruit elders in small country towns; sal ary S125 per month and expenses. Pre- fer those with experience. Red Cross Vinegar Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. 12-17-4t-su
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for ge2tle- men, meals convenient 22O0 Sixth ave-, north. 12-23-3t
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STEAM HEATED room for two, bath with hot and cold water 1717 9th
 avenue, north. l2-l9-ot
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NICE unfurnished upstairs for rent; new ly papered and painted; very desirable for light housekeeping. 2l19 Avenue I. south. Peoples phone 1464, Bell phone Main 45S.
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LOW HOLIDAY RATES

WANTED-Good mine foreman to take charge of small mines beginning Janu- ary b or February 1; good salary. Guy V. O'Rear, Drifton, Ala.
 12-19-4t- -tII-tIl- -sa -s11
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 309 North Elyton street. 12-232t TRY me for your rental agent. w. A. Lester. 2107 sd avenue. 4-12-tf-we-su FOR RENT-Neat, modern cottage, 617 S. 2Sd st., bath, electricity, etc.. in good repair, been getting s20, but will now take $16. Also attractive modern cot tage in nice location, Woodlawn, cut rent. One block of cars. H. D. Smith, 205 Hood Bldg. FOR RENT OR SALE-One 23 room
 hotel with good patronage; splendid
 ly located; az bargain. Write or see
 proprietor Hotel Normanda." Give
 references. Guntersyille. Ala. FOR RENT OR SALE-New modern S. room house, large lot, barn, etc, walk ing distance of town, convenient to car line; immediate possession. Call Bell phone Main 5919-J.
 FOR RENT-1912, one 10 acre tract within three blocks of Gate City car line, at Arthur station This property is ad- joining the new home of Col. Higdon and is suitable for two families, as it has a nice two story frame residence and first class log house with rooms
 about half of the land is planted in peach trees, mulberry trees. grape vines, and strawberries; price $3O0 a year, pay able $25 per month in advance. Address J. E. GeiHtS, titys Eiione looo mdlH
 FOR RENT.
 Elegant room house on 5th avenue North, near 18th street; two baths, two kitchens, electric lights, gas, etc.; rent $60; with elegant furniture for sale, all most new, if desired. Reason, illness. Phone Bell 667 Main.
 FOR RENT-F'rom January 1, completely furnished large apartment, Terrace Court. Call Bell phone 6i1S.
 FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
 modern newly papered, furnace heated
 apartment, desirably located on South Highlands; must rent immediately; for particulars call Main 1857 Bell phone. FOR RENT-Ten acre farm, close in, on East Lake pike; five room house; will
 rent by the year or month; only $10 per
 month. Bender & Vary, Chamber Com- merce building.
 FOR RE;NT-Modern room cottage all conveniences; possession given at once; leaving city. 1102 Tuscaloosa avenue. West End
 | FOR RENT-January 1, room house l on South 14th avenue, near two cars. Modern except furnace, large lawn, garden, servants house, garage and chicken house, at $35 month. Bar | gain to the purchaser of a base l burner just installed. Bell Main | 1595-J, Peoples 1442
 l FOR RENT-Ten room residence fur l nished at 2019 Avenue F, city. App ply to D. w. Fike. on premises. Hot and cold water, and good garden.
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AGENTS-Drop dead ones; awake, grab this new invention; magical. mar vicious, mysterious; new field, big profits; seld on money back guaran- tee; Margwarth sold in 10 min utes; 31 in days, making $21 daily Vaughn, Your machine has merit. Express six dozen." Free informa- tion. Blackstone Co.,, 29S Meredith, Toledo, Ohio.
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NICELY furnished front room, Bell
 phone, hot bath, electric lights, $10
 per month. 2212 4th avenue i2-23-tf