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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-09-21
CAN WED HEIRESS, BUT
MUST STAY IN ARMY

WASHINGTON Evident
ly Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of staff,
is determined that a matrimonial bu-
reau, or a playground for Cupid, shall
not be attached to his office.
When Gen. Wood refused to ac-
cept the resignation of Second Lieut..
Stanley NJ. Rumbaugh, Fifteenth Cav
airy, he heartlessly interfered with
the gallant Lieutenants plans after
his coming marriage to Miss Colgate,
a New York heiress. Some officers of
the War Department had approved
when it reached Gen. Wood he re-
fused emphatically to accept it.
The Lieutenant was given a leave
of three months, with permission to
apply for an extension and to go be-
yond the sea. This, says Gen. Wood,
is time enough for a honeymoon: ar
ter II the Lieutenant must return to
Fort Myer. where he is stationed.
This, although it is understood pres
sure from influential quarters has been
brought to secure acceptance Of the
resignation.
OF course, Gen. Wood knows that
none but the brave deserve the fair,
that Venus oftenest smiles on Mars
and that brass buttons and epauiettes
dazzle the brightest eyes, particularly
those worn by courageous and hand
some men. But the Chief of Staff in
sists that officers who have been edu-
Gated at West Point owe the Govern
ment at least four years service, and
that even then they should not be re-
leased merely to marry.
Lieut. Rumbaugh is splendid
horseman and an efficient officer. But
the fact that he will have a large In
come through his matrimonial alll-
ance does not relieve him OF his duty
TO the army, Gen. Wood holds.
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JEALOUS SUIT0R .::3.sz
KILLS SWEETHEART
Brother of Supposed Slayer Says
He Has Committed
Suicide.

KENYON, o. Special.-A posse is
securing the country surrounding this
village today in search OF Jesse New
man. a railroad machinist. who they
believe was the man who shot and in
Stantly killed Miss Della Halsey, TWEEN
ty-two. the pretty daughter OF a we'll
to-do farmer, as she stood on the side
walk in the rear of Wits bakery shop
last night.
Newman, who IS said TO be reject
ed sutton OF the girl disappeared i'm
mediately following the shooting. No
one was in the bakery when the muir
der occurred. Men at a nearby barber
shop heard screams followed by FIVE
shots. They found the girl lying. dead
a few yards away
The girl is said to have confided to
her employer that Newman had threat
ened her life when she rejected him
and that she feared him.
The belief was expressed by New
mans brother today that If Jesse com
rlitted the crime he would commit sui
eide.
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CAUGHT, WHILE
LIGHTING BONE

y NEW YORK.-Special.- red
handed in the act OF placing a bomb
N the hallway of the building at 356
EsSS1 Thirteenth Street, according to
AAR police. Giovanni Rizzo was placed
under arrest early today, charged with
bezng the perpetrator OF an earlier
bcrnb outrage, which had wrecked
1he building at 344 East Twelfth
street.
The police claim that Rizzo is the
AszA6 OF q blackhand coterie in New
Tnrk which has been eXtorting money
erom wealthy Italians upon threats OF
Gea1h-
Two detectives, whose suspicious
were reused by RiZzo's peculiar &C
u5ozs. followed him into the hallway
~ the five-story tenement at $50 East
Thirteenth Street, and found him with
a Gghted match with which he was
2h01A TO light an Internal machine
nAen the officers bounced upon him.
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WIFE IN COURT SCORNS
HANDSOMEST HUSBAND

CHICAGO Special Mrs. Juliet
Smith Gilmore, VINO forged checks to
znpDort In idleness her husband, the
AAndsOmest man in the world" was
yesterday held in $1,000 for eXamina-
alon nv Judge Hines in the Harrison
street Court. She met her husband
A@e to face and passed by him with
0u4 n move Of the lip. save one Of
ScOTn-
Ssonuef 3. Falk, young lawyer who
ruSsrntee red his services after reading
~ her plight, asked for the adjourn
EAenl
We want to get some of her people
nEsrEa.~ AIR. Falk told the court.
IA developed that friends of Mrs.
Gilmore were endeavoring to get either
ker father, Joseph r. Smith, a De-
erOdt civil engineer. or her uncle.
PaSladelphian, to come to her aid.
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Fat Man Bites His Toe.

PHILADELPHIA, PA Special
1t will be a good while before Charlie
Bacon again boasts of his ability or
tries to win bet by his athletic
proves.
Charlie is in a hospital for this rea-
son, and he has learned a lesson that
will last long time. He tips the
scales at the $50 mark, but always has
been SO careful of his physical con-
dition that he has been able to do
stunts of which many a lighter man
might feel proud.
He was watching his friend Ben
Kearns' newest baby put it's big toe
in its mouth and boosted that he could
do the same thing. Ben bet him $40.
ali his small change, that he couldn't
ana Bacon tried the trick. He sue
ceeded. but there was a snap and the
big fellow tainted in pain.
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ONEsKALED IN
AUTO SMASHUP

CLEVELAND. o. Specially the
overturning of an automobile in Mer-
cellein Avenue, Newburg Heights. this
morning, one man was killed and
three seriously hurt. The party was
returning from a clambake. A de-
fective gearing is believed to be the
cause of the accident.
James Fitzpatrick, aged thirty
three, of White Avenue and East Fiji
ty-fifth Street, was killed. William
McElroy, driver of the car. aged thir-
ty; Thomas Boyer. thirty-seven, and
Louis Allenback. thirty-two, travelling
statesmen of this city. were injured.
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MONETARY COMMISSION WANTS
OPINIONS OF PUBLIC ON VI
TNT' QUESTIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Special
Public hearings will be held here next
month by the National Monetary Com
mission for the purpose of getting the
opinions of bankers, business men, Ia
boring men and citizens generally as
to reforms in the banking and cur
rency laws planned by the commits
sion.
This will be the last act of the
commission. 1t goes out OF existence
next March. and il wants to submit
to Congress. along with its own ideas,
the ideas of the people generally upon
the question of monetary reform.
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MUST PRESERVE
STATES RIGHTS
Nothing Since the Days of Seces-
sion Has Been Considered
More Radical Than This
Almost Unanimous
Action.

SPRING LAKE, n. j. Special
Twenty Governors at the confer
ence in session here today have united
in an appeal TO the Supreme Court
of the United States to preserve State
sovereignty.
Judson Harmon, of Ohio, has ac-
cepted the craftsmanship or a commit
tee of three Governors named by the
conference TO appear before the Su-
preme Court and fight the Minnesota
rate decision, which was referred To
in speeches as being both autocratic
and tyrannical.
The action of the Governors was
unanimous, with the exception Of
hitchin, of North Carolina, and is
considered the most radical step for
the preservation of State sovereignty
taken since the days of secession. 1t
followed a bitter attack on the Fed
eral judiciary, which was led by Gov
ernor Aldrich, of Nebraska, and Gov
ernor Hadley, Of Missouri.
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BOY SEES SISTER i
BURNED TO DEATH

BERKELEY, w. VA.-Special.-
While his mother went TO n gro
Gerry, leaving him alone with his
sister Mary, aged three years,
Chester Shorter, aged six, today
saturated the girls clothes In
Kerosene and set fire TO her. He
then placed the unconscious child
I'm water, washing her burned
clothing from the blistered body.
He then set fire to the house. He
says he wanted TO see flames.
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FINE CROP OF TOBACCO
IN LXNCHBURG DISTRICT

LYNCHBURG, VA Special If
the early frosts are delayed until af-
ter October 18th, the growing tobacco
crop in the Lynchburg district will be
one Of thee most valuable in years.
The weed is improving every day. and
three weeks more will not only make
il better crop than last year, but
will make it equally as heavy as then,
despite the smaller acreage
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When Napoleon Sketched a Lady's
Stocking.

II is said that the Emperor Napo-
leon once colored a map OF italy with
his own hand. and then in a moment
of caprice striped il like stocking
placed a buckle on the instep. and
said 20 one Of his generals: "Rapp,
YOU see the lady is about 20 kick
Sicily" an anccdote which would seem
TO argue that the great soldier was
not over-eNigent in the matter of fem
mime symmetry.-March Strand.
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ANOTHER BIG CONTRACT
FOR THE GEO. A. FULLER co

OTTAWA, ONT Special- The
George A. Fuller Company, of Canada
The Canadian branch OF the Fuller
Construction Company, of New York.
has been awarded the contract for the
construction OF the new Hotel Selkirk.
IN winnipeg. The hotel is to be built
by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
II Will cost about $4,000, 600 and is to
be the largest hotel in the Canadian
West.
The George A. Fuller Company is
building the new Richmond skyscraper
on the site of the old Chamber of
Commerce building, at Ninth and
Main Streets, and also the new office
building of the Life Insurance Com
pany of Virginia, at Capitol and Tenth
Streets.
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SHOT WHILE HUNTING,
YOUTH DIES OF WOUNDS
I.YNCHRIrRI

LYNCHBURG. VA Special
Howard, the fifteen-year-old son of
w. II. Woody, Of Buffalo Ridge
Springs, died at the Lynchburg Sana-
forum from a gunshot wound re-
ceived yesterday while he was hunt
ing. His shotgun was accidentally
discharged at close range into his alb
domen and chest. When admitted to
the hospital he was thought to be
fatally wounded, but an operation was
performed. His body was taken back
to his home today.
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LYNCHBURG FORMS
40. MEMS CLUB
BUSINESS BOOSTERS OF LYNCH
BURG FORM AN ACTIVE Or
: GANIZATTON OF WRITER'S.

DYNCHBURG, VA Special
"The AID. Mems Club Of Lynchburg'
was formed Tuesday at noon in the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
at meeting of the advertising men
of several firms in this city.
The purpose OF the organization is
TO stimulate more productive adver-
Using methods and to make a study
OF advertising In all its phases. Some
fifteen or twenty concerns became
charter members. and plans we're out
lined for work to be begun in the i'm
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NEW ORLEANS COMPLAINS
OF RAILROAD RATES

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
The Board of Trade of New Orleans
today filed charges against the Louis
vile and Nashville, Mobile and Ohio.
and Illinois Central Railroads, with
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
alleging that excessive and unreason-
able rates are charged on pig iron
from Birmingham, Ala, to New Or
leans.
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Manufacturers Enter Protest.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
Alleging that they are charged unrea-
sonable rates on their products be-
tween st. Louis and Birmingham, Ala.
manufacturers engaged in canning
pickles, mustard, olives and other
condiments in st. Louis today filed a
complaint with the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-09-21
RIB 1T OFT.

XEEREvER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10
es4sd-Etinness and soreness Of
mz2eAea or joints-rub in Frayser's
GEsA1 Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest
Al round liniment in use for man
and beast; try it-don't suffer-here
- tie right help; Csc bottles at
ErzggaSts. manufactured by J. W..
FRAYSER GEO., Richmond, Va.
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McFARLAND-WOLGAST
MATCH IS CALLED OFF

MILWAUKEE, WIS., Special
Promoters Of the Mcfarland Wolgast
Dout' which was to have been held
here tomorrow night, today formally
called the match off as a result of
the declaration of Sheriff Arnold that
he would arrest the fighters if they
tried to enter the ring.
Manitowerc, Wis, has made a bid
FOR the fight, and it is possible it will
be transferred to that city. No plans
have been made, however
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-09-21
ANOTHER CASE OF
CHARLIE ROSS
BOY KIDNAPPED AND HURRIED
AWAY IN AN AUTOMOBILE.
POSSES HUNTING.

BARABOO, WIS Special Three
human ed men and women are scour-
ing the country near here for trace
of the five-year-old son of Owen Nc
Enany, of Websters Prairie, who was
kidnapped yesterday.
The child was playing in the road
when an automobile stopped. One Of
the occupants picked the child up and
the auto sped away. The case recalls
the famous Charley Ross kidnapping
a generation ago.
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nigh Cost of sweeping Clean.

Housekeepers have other worries
zhead than the high price Of sugar.
They are now confronted, also, with
a sharp advance in broOms. This is
ere TO a partial failure of the broom
aoorn crop in Illinois and Indiana,
where the bulk of it is grown. The
ssxrE crop from that section has COM
sssnced to move, and sales have been
xsDorted at $16O a ton-the highest
Exfne in thirty years.-Baltimore Sun.
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LOST S6,156 AT CARDS;
SUES TO RECOVER 1T

NEW YORK Special The Attic
Club. OF 161 West Forty-second
Street, and Moe Stern. Isaac Levy,
Frank Ransom, Henry Wheeler and
Richard Mandelbaum are named as
defendants in an action brought in the
Supreme Court by Joseph Wilkenfeld
20 recover $6.165.53, which he says
he lost playing cards at the club.
Ransom and Wheeler are said TO be
members of firm, but no particulars
are given as to the other defendants
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PASSENGERS CRUSHED
BENEATH AUTOMOBILE

AEEMPHIS, TENN Special Clark
Wn4sngharn was killed and Charles +.
Cole, Jehn " Burke, Joe Varraso. Wal
hHr Fogarty and John Mcintyre were
9zn81Ry injured today when an auto
zncN3e they were driving at sixty miles
a. hour failed to. take a turn on a
Wpee9way and turned turtle.
me men were crushed under the
Dsn1hine.
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FTREAIEN INJURED IN
CHEMICAL EXPLOSIONS

ST. LOUIS, MO- Special Seven
ltremen were injured, some probably
fatally, in a series Of explosions fol-
lowing a fire which broke out in the
lbig Aalickrodt Chemical Works to-
fday.
The flames are spreading rapidlv.
land explosions occur every minute or
two.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OR RENT STOCK FARM
near city. BOWIE & CO, Richmond,
WERTH, Dumbarton, Va.
RURR BRED POULTRY FOR SALE
CHEAP.
81 Barred Plymouth Rock hens and
ZEoskss 500 each; pullets. SOC; cock
aca3s. Use; chicks 2 months old, Csc.
p White Plymouth Rock pullets and
.soekerel, $40. 10 Columbian Wyan-
auRte hens and 1 cock, SIP; beautiful
nzrIs and fine layers.
MRS. w. p. HENSHAW,
Somerset, Va.
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THREE NEW FTSSURES
DISCOVERED IN Mt EyrNA

CATANIA, SICILY. -Special.-Three
new assures have been discovered in
Mt. Etna, which IS now in eruption.
been done. The lava khas almost
reached the Alcantara River. two
miles from the crater.
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HAIR GOODS.

AEzs THE LATEST PARIS FASH
HONS IN HAIR DRESSING. All
EAn2q ~ hair on hand or made to
NvEEz. Conbings made into Switches,
PoDDRdours, Puffs, etc. Satisfac-
k5oR guaranteed. HUGHES, 209
North Third ST., Richmond, Va.
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THE GUERRANT
Main and Third Streets,

American Plan, High class accom-
modations, with best OF cuisine and |
service. at moderate prices. Car at |
door to depot and all points Of inter |
est. Terms include meals. 5000 per |
day. J. w. Bell, Prop. !
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NOTICES.

NONEY TO loan at so interest on
yearly balances. We Will loan you
khe money to buy or build, lift mort
Enges or improve property. $3.50
uCathly. or $4,000 yearly pays back
q 1920 loan in 10a years; can pay
ESa6sGT II you wish, thereby stopping
1zr<Aer interest. Address GEO. S.
RICHARDSON, 40S American Nat
Eznk Bldg, Richmond, Va.
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A Snug Harbor skyscraper
Killing santa Claus

"Fifty years from now there will be no Santa Claus.
 Thus eratuitous critic who does not like the chubby saint whos 1oy- laden, squeezes down so many cni" neys.
 He Is a false prophet
 Centuries before the critic was ever thought of Santa Claus was. And when the memory of the critics day has filtered in the mists of tradition Santa Claus will be.
 So long as the birds sing and the water runs and the snows alternate the grasses so long will Santa flourish. He lives in the hearts of little chill dren and all of the folk of childlike hearts.
 Though he may be little crude because of his earliee traditions, he is nevertheless an embodiment of the Christlike spirit. And though the children may not understand-nor we-yet the spirit of the saint Is the spirit of that morning song Glory to God in the highest. and on earth Peace, good will among men
 Forever and forever to the contrits | heart to the children and to the
  | comes.
 It may miss the mansions of the | rich. but into the homes of Gods com mon folk, unspoiled by pride or sur l'feit, comes 'the olden. golden glory" { And how shall you be able to pluck away the heart of such a mystery? Why you must pluck away all faith and wonder from the hopes of child hood; you must pluck away from hu- | man breasts all mothenlove and father love. !, No, no! f Nr. | The heart of the world is not so cruel | it would a martyr make of good St. {! Nicholas.
 a You may give his soul pain by your commercial spirit, but l1e himself is | dea tn less.
 | Fifty years hence! l. Will the breath of romance die in 50 years of,50 centuries? Will child hood ever be else than childhood? Will the spirit of the Christ child. ever die:
 How good, kind Santa Claus must | smile at prophecies of his untimely death! rf
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WANTED-Refined couple to board in private family. 2109 11th avenue, South
 2-5-St
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
HATES-onc cent n word dayy no nd. taken for less thnn 25c for first inscr- Hon. Cssh must accompany order.
WANTED SITUATIONS

WASTED-A position by a bright, ener
 getic young man In an office as book keeper or. general office work, archi- tect's office preferred. Peoples phone West End 136-R 2-10-2t
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FARMS

se. .5 per acre-101o. acres near railroad E town, practically level. ,e s7 per acre-16O acres,, thee houses and barns 'snd spripg,t 8 miles of CullInan, 1la from railroad station. s1750-2O acres, ore-half pecan 'o' ciisrd, all wire fenced, broom house. good barn, two blocks from railroad station. 30 rniles south of Mobile, on gulf coast $:, ,OO0-122 acres, + in cultivation, ly9 ine virgin timber, springs. joins river. hsh 2 trap, catch 12o0 pounds per annum, good orchard. house and barn; terms. s375o-lO acres, level, fertile. truck and dairy farm, good house and barn, 5 miles 70 Birmingham center, on rike. BIO Ter acre-10 600 acres, one-half in cul- ti1ation good, fertile soil several houses, on railroad, in south Alabama; bargain. r. ,oOo acres on coast, near Biloxi. Miss. at special bargain for short time. so acres. near Mobile at a bargain. sS per acre-9O acres, 25 in cultivation, 500 fruit trees, house. barn and two springs, on railroad, 25 miles out ss4t 35 acres, one-half cleared, house, good spring, Shade mountain, miles from Birmingham center. m s1250-169. acres, one-half milo tV depot, cost ,Sls0O, owner forced to sell. ,.,I s4Ooc-1O7 acres, one-half cleared, good g. room house, tenant house and barn. near Leeds. s1oOo-Good 4-room cottage and hall. well located: a bargain.
 s275O-Good S-room. brick veneer, double fioored, slate roof house, lights, water, bath, sanitary connections, rtreet. side walks. barn, on car line; terms; a bar gain. .s f.s,st,
 r or .Saie-Marble lands.
 We handle timber and farm lands re- yardless of locality.
 FARM REALTY CO.,. .,
 -.A 704-5-6 Brown Marx.
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 FOWLS SCARCE IN 2. THE LOCAL MARKET Receipts in This Line Short
 Yesterday EGGS STILL 20 CENTS Leading Features of Day Was Ar. rival of Shipments of Fruits and Vegetables, Including a
 Few Strawberries

A good demand caused a scarcity of fowls yesterday and receipts in this line were few in number throughout the entire district. Fresh eggs are still selling at 20 cents, while cold storage can easily be bought for Is cents.
 The leading feature of the day was the arrival of several shipments oi fruits and vegetables, together with a number of crates of strawberries which are quoted at 30 cents per box. :.
 Prices remain practically unchanged
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things, almost .direct fr,m Swe fine girl was she.
 She was dependable.
 If we went away from the mattered not. how long, sHilda the stuff. She cared for our if they had been her own.
 She was not much of a smiled great deal, ann strengthened out nlanyH Ri household. .s The children troubles to her as naturally / mother.
 ..Hilda was one of the family.
 And when later on her 'lov court her she had the pick rooms to entertain him In, onl. choose to take him to her e little Kitchen. ssss,sSes
 Hilda was, worth conrting.
 And when she got mari, suppose anything in our hou good for Hilda? Though. in way she chose to be married ] cottage her lover shad .builde
 And we all cried-and none ashamed of it-when Hilda got
 "Servent problem?"
 There was nothing to it. Hilda and she loved us.
 And our hearts are stiH da's going. ~
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FOR. RENT.

TALK WITH ALAN HENSON.
 Ground floor. Steiner Bldg. 8-6-1
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FOR SALE

TALK WITH ALAN JIM1sON.
 BELL 100. PEOPLES el 6-4-tf ICE CREAM, best made, Weldon Nash. Roth pbopsa ooe 1.11.ff
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FOR SALE
704-5-6 Brown-Mar'

s25OO-6-room bungalow at High CliH, the very place for the LouiWille and Nashville railroad men to buy and get home on the ground floor s1850-5-room bungalow at Acipco. near car line. s s2500-Threc 6-room houses close in on 17th street; rental s432 per year. How is this for an inyestment?
 have customers for negro houses. me- 1sg4h Sd avenue. Bell 4sso. Peoples sss.
 w. J. DANIEL
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WANTED-Position by young man by March l with wholesale hardware house, where can work with view to promotion
 w. R. Godbold. Pine Hill, Ala. 2-10-2t
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Public Sale for Payment O
 Charges

Charges
 Notice is hereby given that on t day of February, 1911, at the freight house of the Louisville and Ma Railroad company. in the city of Bi ham, Ala, between the hours Of F O clock, there will be sold .cutcry to the highest bidder for following described property. to
 Two car loads of box mate property was consigned to E. J. Reirs, Ala, over the Louisville an vile railroad from Georgia Fruh ing company, at Fort Valley, G has been refused by the, ,consigne will be made for the payment of and storage charges thereon.
 LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
 ROAD COMPANY .t 1-2S-3t-sa ..ss, By C. w. I
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WANTED Nal frapher for correspon office work. Write B care Age-Herald, todAy
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I MAKE BONDS GEO. 0. OLIVER, Phol
Southern Railway For Atlanta.
LEGAL NOTICE

StockhoiIers Mcefin5 Notice is hereby given tha nual meeting of the stockh the Birmingham Railway, Power company will be held flee of the compahy,, 'in Sir Ala, on Monday. February IS II o'clock a. m., for the p electing q board or directors during the ensuink year, and trahsacti6n 'of such other bus the meeting. when assemble deem necessary or proper.
 J. P. R( 1-31-13t s.Sts Seer