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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
Notas MunIclpa|es
SESSION. DE AiNOCHE

Fue acuerdo Sc pague con aplicacion
a Imprevistos La cantidad de $650O i'm
porte del repertoire adquirido para la
Banda de Bomberos.
Sc acord6 modifcar ell Reglamento del
Cuepro de bomberos 10 que Sc re
fiere al sueldo que han de disfrutar los
individuos de La Banda de m1sica.
Sc concede ell uso del aqua del acue
ducto gratis a los Sres. Sucesores de
A. Mayol y Co., para las exhibiciones
sanitarias que han de instalar en- la Fe
ria Insular.
Sc entera ell Consejo de haberse con
cedido authorization por Ell ConceJo EJe-
cutivo para la extension de la calle del
Recinto Sur de esta Ciudad.
Sc entera asi mismo ell ConceJo Gle la
carta Official del Presidente de La CANA
ra de Delegados informando haber
pasado ell cable acordado por Ell Ayun
tamiento dirijir 4 Washington con mott
vo del Bill Olmsted
Sc entera igualmente de la sltuacion
de la GAIA municipal Ell 81 de Enero
1ltimo, con una existeneia de $50, ,787 81.
Fue acuerdo pasar la Comision de
Fomento una mocion Ell que Ell concejal
senior Iglesias, pide Sc lnvestlguen las
condolences sanitarias de las calles De
Pelayo San Andres, de Puerta de I'll"
ira: asf como sc invite q la Succession Gt,;
senior Gestera que haga cesion al a!u
nicipio, de La caEe indicada en- primer
te'mino.
S aprobaron varias 5aias por Pc ites
comerciales
S autc.r,za al Alcaldc de la ciudad pa
ra llevar 4 efecto II installation !e un
Hospital de Emerjencias, utilizando Ell
edificio que ocupa el Hospital especial
de mujeres.
Qu=da sobre Ia mesa Ia petic,or de
Miguel Velez, sobre baja a tercera ella
So de u1 vertorrillo Que posee er Mini
las.
Fue denegado el escrtG Ell que los
Sres. Sucesores de Jose Martinez, solici
tan Sc les exiqna de la patentc por un
Bazaar que tienen Ell San Justo.
Sc concede aqua gratis para la Feria
Insular durante la semana en- que ten
ga la misma
FL senior Ginorio propone y cd Ayun
tamento acuerda autorizar al Alcalde
de la ciudad para que tome accion en- el
sentido de que sean revertidos al Mum
cipio de San Juan los terrenos y propie
daaes cedidas al Gobierno Federal para
usos de la Estacion Naval en- Puerto
Rico, va que seg1n tiene entendido di
cha Estacion Naval no Sc establecera
ahora en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
h aqua del Paal|O
PARA FL PtfBI.IC0

La cowpaiiia embOtelIaslora 10 e~fa
excelente aqua mineral pOncs.sa. ha go
tlrado del nercado Ios cuartO~ dc bite
lia, en beneficio del ptItsseo. porTue dcx
de hoy ~ ve1dera Ia media botsIla 30
aqua del Pasthlo. 4 diez csuiavaz en -
f6s, resfauraDes v iicn,ll~ de- eonsSff
bles agenteS en- San Juan. de ag1Ia del
PastiIlo, vender. dcsdc hon. Io~ barrilcs
de 125 nrdia~ boiellas 4 \ dollars y ga
Jas de ~ medias, 4 $3.50.
Este envase de eaj&s ss rBuy tIiiI para
las familiasyque pueden, por este @esiio,
tener el aqua frescs, casi recisn Salida
del manantial, en- sus easa=
Y al pithico cn general sale eanas
ciOso en- extreme, con laS mesiia~ buse
Has 4 diez centavos.
Esta barstura On los prrcios hs podi-
do lograrse, en- bcncficio del pubies.
por In eompania e-pIOtadora del ma
nantlal dc salud. merccd nj pcrfcrricus
miento y 4 Ia rapidcz del enbotcIisslp
que pcrmite lamar nj mcrcado un ufs
nero extraorIinario de boteIlas to,Epx
los dias.
E pdblico debc. en- su prupio beness
cio, consumir ei aqua del PastiIlo In
que no sventaja IN caiidad. nj en pre-
sentsci6n. ninguna de las ex;rani~rs<.
v totlas con mae esras 1ne u nDs~sra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
La Resolution Aprobada.

dlnero que noSotros debemos defender.
El senior Georgetti contrarresta bri
llantemente ell discurso del senor Cue
vas. Dice que el Pueblo de Puerto
Rico no perder1a un centavo, 81 por des
gracia fracasasen Las obras del riego de
Guayama. Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico
solamente es iador NADIA mas. Las
obras-diJo-se hacen bajo la exclusi-
va responsabilidad de los terratenientes
de aqueMa comarca. Ellos la pidieron,
ellos la quisieron, ellos vinieron 1 la
Camara a hacerse responsables de la
ruina de La costa Sur. sino sc aprueba
ba el proyecto.
Reeordo Ell brlllantes parrafos la opo
slcion de la Camara a dicho proyecto,
que la prensa de todos matices gritaba
que la comarca de Guayama perecerla
por falta de aqua
7 entonces la Camara someti0 ell pro
yecto al pals, y los terratenientes de
aquella costa respondieron por las
Obras menos los de Ponce.
La Camara EN- la pasada legislature
como en- esta legislature. hace cuanto
puede para que las cosas Sc acometan
dentro La ley de la legalidad.
Es necesarlo que ell pals sepa-dijo-
que los tres miHomes de dollars. desti
nados para Ell riego, son insufcientes
Dice que no hay que temer de la homo
rabilidad de los delegados, todos ca
da uno, saben cumplir con su deber.
No hay necesidad ninguna de que
vengan extranos para que efecttien
la Investigation. La Camara sabra 70
dearse de hombres tecnicos que sepan
lnformarla de tOdo cuanto necesita sa
ber. Plde que Sc apruebe la Resolu
ci6n del senor Barcel6, sin la enmienda
del senior Cuevas
Despues de discutidas ampliamente
varias enlniendas Sc aprueba la Reso
luci6n del senOr Barcelo que dice asi
RESOLUTION CONCURRENTE.
Para ell nombra1niento de una conf
sion Conjunta, que investigue ell estado
de las obras del Riego en- ell distrito Sc
ilalado por la ley aprobada en- Septiem
bre Is de 1908, y proponga 10 conve
niente para faciEtar y activar la CONT
nuacion 8 termination de dichas obras :
Por cuanto: en- Ell Mensaje del Gober
nador de Puerto Rico, & la Sexta Asam
blea Legislative Sc recomienda la le
gislaci6n necesaria para la mayor prom
titud y extension de las obras del RE
go;
.Por cuanto es conveniente que una
Comisl6n de aznbos cuerpos Colegis1ado
res inspeccione las obras, practique los
estudios adecua'dos, y proponga a la
Asamblea Legislative 10 que considere
mas favorable al proposito referido:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16

Durante la session de aver el delegaoo
senior Cuevas, suscit0 un debate con mo
two de ma Resohlci6n presentada por
ni senior Barcel0 aeerca de las obras del
riego de Guaya1na. Ell senior Barce1o
media cue sc noanbrase una comlslon
del sano de Ia O5snara, para que Sc tras
7ad5sp con otra del Consejo EJcutlvo,
4 Guayama, y estudiase sobre Ell
terreno, el estaHo actual en- que Sc ha
Han los trabajos, plesto que hasta a los
mismos representatives del pueblo de
Puerto Rico, han 1legado rllmores des
favorables. aobre La pasividad, calmsa
negligencia, como Sc llevan cabo
las mencionadas Obras.
Entonces el dehegado senior Cuevas
nresent6 una ensnienda para que la 60
mission de referencia estuviese forma
da Dor ingenieros, que no fueran afec-
tos las mencipnadas obras, argumen
tando su mocr6n Del discurso del Sc
nor Cuevas pudign~s tomar a la Hgera
las siguientes n0tas:
FL objeto de mi enmienda: en- las
obras del riog0 es g. pasa algo anOrmal,
pasa algo grave, q. nosotro como repre-
sentantes del pueblo, estamos en- La obll
gaci6n de investigar.
Opino que la Comisi6n debe ser com
puesta, no de Jegisladores, y 81 de inge
nieros capaces, no afectos 4 las obras
del riego. no hay duda que la comi
sion que nOn1brase esta Camara trata
ria de nenar su cometido fiefmente,
con la honr8do~ de los hombres que
cumplen serena narnente st deber, cumpli-
ria tambien Ia comisi0n que nombrase
el Consejo Executive, pero es muy pro
bable que ajeno 4 la indole de los ira
baios no Sc dieran cuenta de todo de 10
grave, de todo 10 anormal que ALI ocu
RE.
Yo no vengo aqul hacer inculpacio
mes; pero en- cun1pimiento de un gran
deber yo os digo que hasta esta CANA
ia llega ell r1Enor de que en- las obras
del riego, q }os que parece no vendra
NAL ell nombre de "Moderno Panama" !" :,
pasa algo terrible que compromete un
dinero garantizado por el tesoro insu
lar, y 10 que es peOr, que comprOmete
la vida de los obreros que ALI ganan
la vida, I'm tunnel amemazando ruina. ST,
se1ores delegados, hay un t1nel que
amenaza sepultar muchos trabajado
res; y cuando ye he preguntado al Co
misionado del interior acerca de esa gra
We anomal1a, el Oomisionado con una
donosa sonrisa ne ha dicho que 81, que
cs verdad, paro cue tai derr1lmbe no
tendrla importaneia
En- vista, pues, senores, de cuanto
aaui he expuesto, yo solicito que Sc
nombre una Commission de ingenieros
no afectos las obras del riego para
que yea de que manera Sc emplea un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
Legislature

Copia certificada de un acuerdo del
Ayuntamiento de CabO Rojo, solicitan
do Sc apruebe una ley autorizando a
los Municipios para proceder al abas
to de carnes para subastas diarias . Sc
manales
Carta de La casa impresora Perez Mo
ris Lynn y Co. solicitando sc lie salts
faga la suma de 80 dollars que lie adeu
da la Camara, por impression del Me
morial'' al Congreso de los Estados Uni
dos, editado en- Junio del pasado ano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
N Dr.. c. Nuioz Disz

Partieipa 4 su nHmerosa clisntela que
fla las horas de | 4 3 de IA tarde, para
la consults diaria. en- los altos del Ne.
81 de Ia cale de Tetuan donde siepe %
tablecido su despscho professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
BALE DE ETIQUE~A

Para este bale recibi0 el Puerto Ri
co Elegante," un gran surtido de
Tracks y Smokings de Ultima moda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
Primera f eria
DE PUERTO RICO

Sc arrienda un local con Glen pies
cuadrados en- la fila derecha seccion H.
Para informes en- la imprenta del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-16
EN- PRIMERA LECTURA.

1877. Por los sefiores Usera y Diaz
Navarro Disponiendo que las propie
dades que Sc rematen por c0ntribucio
res EN- cnya subasta no haya icitadores,
sean anjudicadas a los Municipios acre
edores en- que dichas propiedades radi
q1len.
TIA. Por ell sefior CoH Y 'Cuchi. Pa
IA corregir diversos errores existentes
en- ei texto de ciertas leyes aprobada
durante la segunda legislature de la
5a. Asamblea legislative de Puerto ri
co.
No. 10. Por los senores Ruiz Sober
y Coira. Autorizando 4 don Antonio
Lens y Cuena para ejercer la profession
de abogado en- Puerto Rico.
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HOMES FOR SALE
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

SOUTH HIGHLANDS SSOO0--11 room modern home, South Highlands, south of 11th avenue; splendid locality. s65O0--S rooms, F block of South 18th street car line, close to 18th avenue, south; terms. s12,5O0--A most modern home east of goth street and south of Highland avenue; the locality is right and if you are willing to go that much you will be pleased with the showing terms: # cash s1250--South Poplar street, one block of Rhodes park fronts south on cor ner lot. S5000--S room, story, on a good lot, near 11th avenue, south; really worth $65o0
 NORWOOD BARGAINS. s5500-New s room residence in Nor wood, ready to occupy october l, on terms of $500 cash, balance $50 per month; will consider. vacant lot as part payment. S7500--Good 10 room residence, fronts car line. Modern In every detail; terms.
 SIC, ,00O--We can please you in Nor wood place that fronts east, in every particular home. for loss than you can build. ,s2Ooo--Vacant lot, 50x19o, terms $4Oo cash, on 32d street.
 TYLER 6 RAMSAY
 slO North 2ist Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

FOR SALE-An elegant family horse. s years old, deep bay color; carries him self in style; absolutely safe for chill dren to drive; afraid of nothing; weight 1l50 to 1200 pounds; guaranteed perfectly sound and second to no horse in quail ties and dependability in every respect. Also one Broadway family carriage, cloth upholstering, good as new; new tires; full leather top; in first class shape in every way and fully guaranteed; also one light Mover buggy, with umbrella top, practically new.
 Both the above jobs represent the highest class of workmanship in finish. and the horse. together with the car- iage and buggy, can be obtained al a bargain. It is necessary to see the outfit to appreciate fully the qualities, etc. Reason for selling. have bought an automobile. A bargain for you, and if interested address S-53, care Age Herald 9-S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08
Gnnd Roads Tour

New orleans, September 7.-Louisiana and Mississippi congressmen, governors end other officials of these states will be given an opportunity to assist in a campaign started by the annual good roads tour association to secure national highway from the east to the gulf. The meetings of good roads enthusiasts Is set for November il in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08
Negroes Make Exodus

Denison, Tex, September 7.-Because he believes that it is impossible for the negro to prosper in southern Oklahoma, since the recent race troubles there, Doyey Costner, negro farmer, has an.- nounced that he will head a band of 50 negroes in an expedition in Liberia. Costner says he has found negroes in Bryan county who are willing to go with him.
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Chief Will Live

Tulsa. Okla, September 7-Jimmy Walker q full blood Shawnee Indian 10s years old will live despite the fact that ho lost a leg in a railroad accident here Monday night. accord ing to a statement Of his physiciahs here today. Walker was once chief of his clan.
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"A BARGAIN ONLY $55OO.OO

And it's right at 11th avenue, near Five Points. Lot 6ox2o0 feet, alley corner with an room house and servants
 house. The lot is well worth the price asked and you will make money by m vesting here. Fine apartment house
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08
BUSINESS CHANGES

.tOR SALE-Bargain for. somebody;
 most popular. best furnished room- ing house. downtown location: 22 fine outside rooms Established trade.
 Other business compels sale Address z V-l4 care Age-iIerald S-1G-tf WANTED--A good nla.n to take an ir- .e,rsI Tn q profitable manufacturing business. only parties who can take financial interest reed apply Ah-
 dress Room 3a6 Chamber of Cont
 merce Bldg. s-o-It
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Aviator's Skull Fractured

Karlsruhe. September 7.4Aviator Paul Senge fell with his aeroplane while mak- ing a flight here today and fractured his skull. E.
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Suitable reward to finder. Address K-52 Age-uaraId 9-4-6t SPRAYED or stolen from my yard, li25 Avenue E. Ensley, Ala, on the night of Wednesday. the 30th day Of August one black horse. about Il years old and about b hands high: mane worn off very short where the collar worked Fore top and mane has been trimmed. but has grown out to be right long and bushy. Has shoes on front feet, sprung in both front knees; has small scar on inside of left front foot, and sore on hack or 'wethers where harness saddle worked. Front knees has had the skin off. leaving signs of scars on them. Has saddle gaits as well as is harness horse. Liberal reward will be paid for the return of the same to me. or any Information as to the whereabouts of the above described animal F.. C. Jor- dan. f7l1 Avenue E.. Ensley, Ala. 9-7-tf LOST-Snake head, amethyst back and eyes Call Bell phone 1887 Main. Re ward.
 LoST-On night of August 27, between Terminel station and 11th avenue and lfth street, south. one bar veil pin with 23 pearls, pinned in brown lace voil; indor call Peoples phone 7TS and get liberal reward.
 sTOLEN-F From in front of my office in Ensley, one Rambler bicycle No. 1G,1il Shop please notify J. H. Stewart Ems ley, Ala 9-S-S' STRAYED-Bay mare, about 1905 pounds. Left knee enlarged. w. E
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FOR SALE-Five room cottage in first class repair; sanitary connection, bath, water, lights in and paid for: one block of car line; all city conveniences within two blocks; a bargain. Terms easy. So1 Brown-Marx. 9-7-St FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S960 lot 1G0x14O, close in, improved and rented for $960 per year; will take high class South Highlands lot. Mnge, 2113 1st avenue.
 9-S-2t-fr-su FOR SALE-Drug store and fixtures, To- cated on Southern railway, 20 miles west of Birmingham, within four miles of three mining camps; fine location has been and is yet paying business; good reasons for selling; entire stock belongs to me, and is paid for; it will take approximately ss50 to buy the bus mess; don't wait. Address B-S5, care Age-Herald. 9-74t FOR SALE-Modern five room cottage near school, churches, library; large lot; al sacrifice; leaving city. Owner, 1910 3d' avenue, West End
 9-6-St-we-fr-su FOR SALE-Horseshoe show case, plate i glass, marble base. Enquire Guaran- tee Shoe Go, 9-G-3t-eod 1 FOR sALE-Empty wooden shoe cases, | $40 dozen: soft pine lsindling, $l load. Guarantee Shoe Co., 1905 Sd ave.
 | 9-6-3t-eod | FOR SALE-Drug store, best suburban | location in Birmingham; good proposi- ! ton if taken at once; good reason for i selling. Address Goa, care Ase-Hcral1 9-G-3twe-fri-su | TRY me if you have property tc ~eii 1 at reasonable price. ". A. Lester. l 21O7 2d avenue. 4-14-Tu-fr-tf f !
 state. well established retail lum 1 bo~ yard; milling in transit plant; eX. 1 1eilent location. EWart Lumber Co. ] Birmingham, Ala. 9-S-3' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Eight foon1 residence on nice, elevated, corner lot close in, price cheap. Minge, 2li3 Isl avenue. 9-S-2t-fri-st
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATEs-One cent word . day; no ad-
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- lion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

WANTED-Colored men prepare as sleeping car porters and train DOT rers if you wish position near Bir- mingham write Immediately; no ex- perience necessary. Enclose stamp. Inter Railway, care Age-Herald
 R-9Q-1 Qt
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WANTED-Resident and travelling sales men to sell packing house products and fresh meats in Birmingham territory on commission. We are well known, but not represented at present in the coun- try territory. First class and complete line. Good chance for hustlers. Ad- dress H-53, care Age-Herald 9-7-4t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED--20 girls to work in wrapping and packing department. Apply at fac tory. 28th street and Ave. L. American Bakeries Candy Co., s-9-tf ' 'WANTED-White girl or woman to do general housework. Bell phone Main 35s2-J
 WANTED-An experienced cook: none other need apply. 1702 South 12th ave nue. 9-S-2t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

WADDELL HUI SE-Large, comfortable rooms; convenient to business section.
 1sl61k 1st avenue. Bell phone 6122. 6-24-tf GENTLEMAN wishing room mate; two
 beds in room. 1900 5th ave 9-2-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08
ROOMs-WANTED-RoARD

ROOMS-WANTEE-BOARD N4NTf'I5J-,>>ff5>1 TocI1,e mSr1Is7d dr-fIr -c6;i7;fI;r board and room, or two turnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call Bell Phone Main 5S7S, 927 Brown Marx Bldg.
 YOUNG man wishes upstairs, furnished room on South Highlands; please give idea AS to price desired for the room Address O-53, care Age-Herald. WANTED-Two connecting furnished rooms by couple with one chl; con venient to meals. Highland avenue, C1ln road or goth street, south of Five Points Bell phone Main 5s4J 9-s-'f WANTED-3y couplo without chidrox three Tnnacrn unfurnshed rooms on For before october l. Gouthside. downstairs preferred. Address l.. E. G care Age Herald. 9-S-3t
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COLLECTOR WANTED-A1 experienced collector willing to work; preferably married man; opportunity for advance ment to right party The Wells Mer- cantile Agency, 51e-l1-12 Brown-Marx building. 9-S-tf WANTED-A good collector: must fe
 reliable and hustler; no applications received before 10 q. m. Mentor & Rosenbloom Co.,, 2020 1st avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

ABLE BODIED men wanted for the U. s. Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 and 35. Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay s15 to s69. Additional compensation possible
 Food, clothing, quarters and medical attendance free. After 30 years serv- ice can retire with 75 per cent of pay and allowances. Service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Apply at U. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Office. 13 Simon block
 Birmingham, Ala. 9-1-30t
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE of Birming- ham, Highland Garage Bldg, 11th ave- nue and 20th street, south. Full con- plete four-weeks course In repairing and operating automobiles. s25; easy payments: day or night classes; posi- tfons secured; write or call for infor- nation. 8-9-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08
ONE CENT 4 WORD 1

RATEs--One cent a word n day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

HOTEL MASON-Birmingham newest modern hotel. European plan. 20l6 5th
 avenue. 9-2-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-$96o lot 1G0x140, close in, improved and rented for $960 per year; will take high class South Highlands lot. Mnge, 2113 1st avenue.
 9-S-2t-fri-su
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LosT-sTRAYED-sToLEN

LOST-On goth street or Avenue B loop,
 brooch; heart-shaped, amethyst in cen-
 ter, surrounded by diamonds and pearls, Suitable reward to finder. Address K-5z,
 Aee-Uerald 9-4-6t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES--One cent n word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-A good reliable experienced
 bookkeeper. The Standard Home Com pany, 942 Brown-Marx building. 9-s-3t
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FOR SALE
6+d

TALK WITH ALAN JEM1SON.
 BELL 100. Peoples 61. 6-+h FOR SALE-Complete new drug store outfit, also show ca ses and counters. Acme Canopy Co.,, I'll 2d avenue. Bell phone S9. S-16-f
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WANTBD-All round country printer
 State experience and wages wanted. Ad- dress Alabamian, Jackson, Ala 9-7-6t WANTED-A sober competent man to run Munger System gin, 80 saws and sawmill in in connection. Allen P. Howson, Randolph, Ala. 9-7-7t
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-Position by Al combination bookkeeper, stenographer and general office man; 15 years experience; good references. H. M. B., 237 First National
 Bank bldg. 9-7-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

FOR RENT-Nine room house, modern conveniences, hot and cold water. fur mace and fireplace in each room; cleo tric and gas light. Rent $50 per month.
 Apply on premises, 1512 Sth ave-, north,
 or 1921 Second ave. S-19-fri-su-tu-t If
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WANTED-Young man stenographer, must be rapid, accurate and have had some practical experience; state exper- fence and give reference. Address J-53
 care Age-Herald. 9-T-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

FOR RENT-One s room house. on East Lake car line, near Woodlswn station.
 Bath, gas, newly repaired and papered.
 s22.50 from owner. Call N. Birmingham
 231 9-3-7t
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WANTED-Experienc young lady ste- nographer desires position at once. Call "Steno.," Bell Main 5Sn, Peoples 1890
 9-7-2t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Apartment modern, 11th
 ave, south. Call owners. Bell, Main l12S a-3-7t
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FOR RENT-Office in Dude Mccoy
 bldg, 2nd ave. and goth st. Call at
 room f. J. Davidson, merchant tailor. 9-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

r OR SALE-Truck farm, very fertile
 close to city. 20 acres cleared, room cottage. running water on county road; price, s350O; s1O00 cash, balance easy. For quick sale only. Minge, 2113 1st avenue. 7-9-2t-fri-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-08

FOR SAL1I-Modern five room cottage near school, churches, library; large lot al sacrifice; leaving city. Owner, 1910 3G avenue West End.