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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-17
Saved From Operation.

To Whom II May Concern:
G, have doctored with the Chinese Herb Co. of
san francisco and find them to be perfectly reli-
apie In every way. unable to walk when
l began their treatments. and now after four
months, am sound and well. / have doctored
14r over seven years and got relief from any
9tner doctors and grew worse all the time When
I began my treatments with the Chinese Herb
go. u was as the last thing left for me except a
sursicai operation. I will willingly and gladly
snswer any questions anyone cares to ask me In
regard TO their treatment Yours respectfully,
Montpelier Calf =" '
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-17
Three Weeks.

Chinese Herb Co, San Francisco Calf:
Dear Doctor cannot say too much in praise
of your treatment for kidney disease. could
hardly get around the house without taking hold
ing 1t three weeks ago. I could hardly believe
I could be helped In short time but my back
does not trouble me. Can get around without
that pain and soreness across my kidneys. Will
recommend 1t to all know that troubled
with kidney disease. Respectfully,
saatt1e wash
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Saved From the Grave.

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco Calf:
Dear Doctor-Your treatment has done won
ders for me. never told you how was when
your nrst treatment came; IT took two men to
keep me alive the day before received II. Now
! am able to do good days work / EXPECT to
leave for the mountains in a short time. Yours
truly, M M HOW I'm US
Knob Shasta county, Calf -"
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After Fifteen Years Suffering.

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco. Calf.
Dear Doctor am feeling better now than
have for fifteen years: Free of pain. and feel
medicine. / have taken 1t now for eighteen days
yesterday (Friday) the eighteenth day.
am going to take this all up. thought would
write to let you know how was feeling. Yours
truly OWEN POE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-17
Would Be Helpless; Now Cured.

Chinese Herb Co.. San Francisco, Calf:
Dear Sirs-I feel as never felt before, and
am confident that 1t Is all through your medi-
eines ! am sure that II 1t had not been for you
j would be helpless now. So will not need any
more of your medicine Just at present. Thank
ing you for your Kindness remain your friend,
MRS A. MARK,
McMinnYille. Ore. R No. A.
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80 Years Rheumatism Cured.

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco, Calf:
Dear Friend-1 am dropping you a few lines
telling you that have taken all of your 6rst
treatment and got but two doses more to take
out of the little bottle you sent. have taken
your treatment up to the directions strictly and
am feeling fine. The rheumatism for thirty
years standing has left My Kidneys are
getting along fine, not near as sore as It was I
am still wearing your plaster. but It does not
itch any more My appetite is good. You can
send me another treatment want to got thor
Frank oAoNoN.
Toppenish. Yakima county wash
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Read What These People Say
Thanks God and the Doctor.

Chinese Herb Co.. San Francisco Calf:
Dear Doctor-Have been taking your treat
ment eighteen days. and glad to say feel bet
ter than have In eight years thank God for
your wonderful medicine 1t has done me all the
good by the help of the Lord; praise God for
business.
will look for the tonic you said you would
send free. ELIZA ATWOOD,
Laurence, g. G.
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1000 Medical Books Free

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You Course
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Doing Wonderful Work.

Chinese Herb Co.. San Frdncisco, Calf:
Dear Doctor-I received the package of medi-
cine o. X. Am taking 1t right along. 1t Il do.
Ing wonderful work. Am feeling nne.
yours truly w. L. ADAMS.
Oakdale, Calf
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-17

friendly spirits they steal into the dark hooks and of
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

5000 White and Brown Leghorn March bullets and cockerels; bred for winter layers. White Holland turkeys, White guineas; Airdal terriers, American Poul- try Plant, Cleveland o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS

R RATES-One cent a word n day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
KODAKS

WE develop films; six exposures 15c; 12 exposures, 25c. Velox prints, the kind that do not fade, 4c and Sc each. F. w. Bromberg, 2Oth street and Sd avenue.
 2-27-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
ONE CENT 4 WORD.

RATEs-one cent a word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
FOUND
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 HOINn ptipca of

FOU ND-Purse containing railroad tick ct, trunk check and preachers license to A. M. Sprayberry. owner can get same by calling at Age-Herald office and Davina for this ad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Here Is The
Most attractive bI

Most attractive brick home To be found on the South Highlands For the price, Ut is arranged and finished simply fine, has quarter sawed oak floors in every room, Mosaic tile porch and bathroom floors. The best slate roof money could buy. Fine basement with cement floor Has living room, parlor, dining room, breakfast room and kitchen on first floor, beamed ceilings lattice back porch, toilet and lavatory on first floor. Four large, airy bed rooms and sleeping porch on second floor. Large finished attic. Stone steps. Cement walk leading to rear of house. Servants toilet fine furnace and cleo tric fixtures. Large stone mante in living room and one bedroom. It is built to last lifetime You will never have a chance to buy a better house on the Highlands for 1,500 on terms.
 $575O-s25o CASH
 WILL BUY YOU A NEW Eight room modern home just being com pleted on the South Highlands. It Is modern in every detail Hardwood floors on the first floor. One of the best fur naces. The electric fixtures are good. The house is double fioored, storm sheeted, finished and arranged fine. Good level lot, elevated about three feet Servants room on rear You cannot do better for this price.
 s450o-s25O CASH Will buy a new six room South High lands bungalow It is double foored, storm sheeted. good hardwood floors and furnace. Nicely papered. A nice mantel and bookcases. The lot is nigh and level.
 VACANT CORNER, 100x190. Just one block south of Highland avenue In a fine location; elevated and level. Price $S5 per foot. and it is cheap.
 ONLY ONE BLOCK From Highland avenue and Cleveland, lot 6Ox1i0. It's the best in this section for s3600.
 LISTEN AT THIS A high lot on S. 16th avenue; not far from 20th street, for only sN per foot.
 INVESTMENTS?
 THE BEST 100x1OO FOOT CORNER To be had in the central paft~o of Birming ham, $140,00O and it will make you some quick money.
 4TH AVE. INVESTMENT. Lot 50x140. renting for s24 per month. Price $210o
 I HAVE SEVERAL OTHER Good propositions If you have anything you want sold list it with me.
 CLAUDE l.. NORRIS MALONE MCCONNELL R. F. X I. Co.,, 219 N. 21st St. Phones 1239
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
FOR RENT

STORES. 209 N. 22d street. 40xS0, one floor. $50 2l0S Morris ave, two floors and elevator. $50. 726 N. 14th st., one floor, $15.
 OFFICES. Several large, light rooms, 2d floor. Graves Building, 1924 3d ave.
 DWELLINGS. 1908 Sth ave, F rooms, se'v't house. $75 510 N. 24th st., rooms, s30 2321 9th ave, rooms, servants house, S45. Sll N. 18th st., rooms. $35. PLY 7th ave, rooms, $45. 100 Sth ave, rooms, $35 1709 4th ave, 4 rooms, s22.50. S10 $. 18th st, rooms, lovely cottage $40. 939 Georgia st., rooms, furnace, $40 1909 ave. G, rooms. S25. 2S21 Ave. F, ' rooms $2O. 1919 Ave. c, rooms, $50. 3001a $. 20th street, rooms, S25. 2031s s. 20th st, 5 rooms, s20. 20512 $. 20th st., 10 rooms, $40 5910 1st ave, Woodlawn, desirable room cottage, $2o. 427 Church st., Elyton, rooms $10 2O6 Bagley ave, Elyton, 4 rooms, s1O. MOULTON REALTY co.
 POPS 3d avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
ROOMS-WANTED-BUARD

TWO gentlemen desire' loom and board in private family on North or South Highlands W-99, care Age-Herald. NVANTED-Furnace heated room and board by refined couple; both busy must be close to 18th street and 1st avenue; give phone in answer. Address B-94, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

TWO BARGAINS-Sev room house lot near Avenue F, $l250; five room house. large lot, near Junction Lakeview and Mountain Terrace lines, $500 Ebon b22 Empire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

real estate and insurance work, capa- ble of taking charge of office, de- sires position as of February 1. Ad- dress Box 332, Apalachicola, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

FOR RENTING nicely furnishedl con meeting rooms for light housekeeping also furnished bedroom with conVen- fences in private family. 1916 Sth ave north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

FIRST CLASS bookkeeper and general office man is open for engagement on or before January l. References best in Birmingham. Address B-93, care Age Herald. 12-S-3t FIRST CLASS accountant and office man. with executive ability. desires connec- tion with good firm. Address D-9S, care e-Herald 12-S-7t YOUNG man of ability, experienced in real estate and insurance work, capa- ble of taking charge of office, de- sires position as of February l. Ad- dress Box 3S2, Apalachicola, Fla.
 12-S-7t BOOKKEEPER and credit man with extensive experience, now employed desires to make change about Janu ary l, mining or manufacturing cor poration preferred; best Birming gham references and bond. Address X-S1, care Age-Herald 24-9t-fr-sut tu YOUNG married man with general bust ness ability and considerable clerical ex- perience wants to take charge of a small office or fill d desk in large one. Address S-93 care Age-Herald. WANTED-An experienced dressmaker wants to sew by the day. 605 s. 27th st.
 1243t-mo-t -tu-su EXPERIENCED pipe organist and choir director desires church position. Apply 139 Sarah ave.
 PROFICIENT stenographer, D years ex- perience, wants at once good perma- nent position Room ', Telephone 2797.
 12-10-3t LADY desires position as manager and buyer of millinery, ready to wear and ladies' goods, in medium size town; competent to handle any class of trade; have several years experience. At present employed, but wish to make change in January; best of ref erences. Address J-92, care Age Herald.
 WANTED-A sober married man; would like to change about January l; prefer bookkeeping or collecting for a real es- tate firm. Address W-93, care Age-Her- ald
 WANTED-By experienced stenographer and office man, a few hours extra work, day or night, on weekly or monthly basis. Address T-9S, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Position as bookkeeper and stenographer. Experience since May :. 1904. Single man, 2S years old Can re- port immediately. Will T. Tinkin, 1872 Avenue B, Birmingham. 12-10-2t WANTED-Position, by experienced ste nographer who understands filing and general office work thoroughly. Best references. Call Bell Main 5919-J. on farm on halves or salary. Address F-s4, care Age-Herald. WANTED-Position as automobile sales man, manager or foreman in repair shop; have no objection to leaving city and can furnish best of reference. Ad- dress Z-93, Age-Herald. 12-10-2t RESPONSIBLE Position Wanted-First class business woman wants re- sponsible position with responsible peo- pie. Has had twelve years experience stenography, bookkeeping and general office work. At present employed, but wants to change. Highest references regarding character and ability Address strictly Business" care Age-Herald. WANTS-For every want. there's a way to fill it, if within reason Those wish ing to buy, sell. exchange realty should see B. F. Eborn, 522 Empire
 LOWE Drug Co, 100 Poplar St, w D., carry a fine assortment of fresh candies crxxrTNrT aA CrITHrrc nr,Nrrr,r,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
DIAMONDS
FOR SALE

s36OO-A real nice Avenue G room cot tage: has bath and electric lights; lot 5Ox190; good terms. $2750--A 2 story, room house, corner Avenue F and 26th street. s55OO-A good 2 story. room residence in good South Highlands location, facing east: has hardwood floors, nice chan deliers furnace, etc, and will make desirable home; price cut to make quick sale.
 s12. .Oo0-IIandsome new South Highlands brick residence; very attractive. S1O0 Per F'oot-Fine Niazuma avenue lot, just off Highland avenue. $SOO0--An excellent story, furnace heated North 18th street residence; on lot BOX 200
 S575O-New Norwood room modern home; easy payments. s2O OoO-5Ox140 4th avenue near 18th street; this is sure to enhance rapidly in value. s16 OOO-1Oox190: rental 5000; close to Ter minaI station; good hotel site. SIP 5OO-50x14O; 4th avenue near 23d street; pays about per cent SEQ OOo-Two brick stores, 2d avenue near 24th street. s31 .OoO-First avenue store, between 18th and 18th streets. s5O0O-Lot, Second ave, near 16th street. s2l59-50x140; 4th avenue; rents s24 month ly; fine investment and speculation. MALONE MCCONNELL co. Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance, Loans
 219 North 21st St. Phones 1239
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
REAL ESTATE

TO buy, sell or exchange property, any kind, anywhere. address Northwest
 ern Business Agency, Minneapolis. Minn. 10-S-13t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
WANTED-SITUATIONS

WENTEDSPosifion by experienced White maid; best of references. Address F.
 g., care Age-Herald. 12-6-t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
ONE CENT 4 WORD

ONE CENT 4 WORD RATES-One cent a word n day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
 FOR RENT-ROOMS fo1fR R1lsSSSf1sSNice room Wfth board for couple or two young men. Apply 717 South goth street. Phone 65I5 Bell
 NEATLY furnished, clean, warm front room also large room with separate beds for three young men; thoroughly moderni northern family. Presby- terian parsonage. 2112 4th avenue. FOR RENTING nicely furnished, com- fortable rooms; rent reasonable. 2113 5th avenue. Phone 17S6 Peoples.
 12-10-3t NICELY furnished rooms or suite of rooms for couples, or young men; prices reasonable; on two car lines. 1OO4 S 12th street. 4112 Main Bell WE have nicely furnished room and board for couple or two young men; close in. 21S1 9th avenue. north. FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms; men only. 161S 5th avenue, north. 12-lO-3t FOR RENTING furnished front rooms to young men; good boarding house in same block. Phone 6439-J Bell. Apply SIP Woodland avenue, south.
 FOR RENT-To quiet man or woman, a well furnished front room in walk ing distance, $10. S25 North goth street.
 A SUITE of three furnished or unfur- nished rooms, January 1, or sooner; rented separately if desired a bargain to have some one in house. Bell 5705 Main. Peoples 1546. 1705 10th ave. South. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room All modern convenienees 30S N. 2Sd st. FOR RENTING nicely furnished con- meeting front rooms for light house. keeping Water, phone and light. 1611 5th ave.
 TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. Cou- pie only. Peoples phone 2456 241S 9th avenue, north.
 FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished front room in modern home; furnace heat lovely location. 2217 7th ave.
 12-10-2t-su-tu WANTED-Bargains in suburban acre. age; also desire cottage bargain on level lot convenient to Five Points or east of 18th st. Eborn, 522 Empire. Bell 5622
 FOR RENTING unfurnished connecting rooms for housekeeping; electric lights and bath. Call Monday 2109 N. 7th ave
 DOJrIT TDV
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF
New York--Unitsd states Realty and I'm
provemsnt COMPANY plaintiff. against Louise
In pursuancs OF judgment % foreclosure and
sale duly made anl entered IN the above entitled
action. bearing date The 10Th day ot Feorl..ry
1911 duly entered n this action on March gath
1911. /. the undersigned the Referee substituted
nv said crder I'm place of the Referee named
IN said Judgment. will sell a. public auction. a.
street in tie Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF
New York, on the 2ith day or Apri, lell az u
clock noon on that day by JOSEPH r. DAY.
Aurti1neer. the premises directed b. said iudg
ment 70 bs sold snd therein described as follows
ALL those srtaIn lots Of and IN the Borough
20 The Bronx in the City Of New York. which
on certain map entitled Map cf LOts OF the
Century Investing COMPANY located between
Aqueduct Avenue Macomb Road and Feather
bed Lane which ma1 is annexed 20 = deed
mace by tho Century Investing Company 20
and recorded in The once ~ the Register Of the
County % New York on the twenty first dsy of
June. 1907 in Llber e5 OF Conveyances. Section
hlsd on the same date IN said Registers ofics
ars known and designated as lots numbers 46
anf Al said premises are bounded and de-
scfiCed said map as follows.
EEGTNSTNCf a. point on the easterly side of
Aqueduct Avenue. distant fifty feet northerly
from the Intersection Of the easterly sids ot
AQueduct Avenue and the northorlv side cf
proposed new street, running thence easterv and
r. -allel with the said proposed new street one
hundred feet. thence northerlv and parallel with
AGrcGuct Avenue nifty feet. thence westerly and
rsrallel with said proposed new street one hun
nuc. and thence s0utnsrly along the easterly side
Of Aqueeuct Avenue fifty feet 70 the point or
place Of BEGINNING.
DATED Nev York April ist. 1911.
STEPHEN CALLAGHAN, Referee.
P. . PABBAGE Attorney FOR Plaintiff. No
~ B-oadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
TIE Following Is diagram II the property TO
10 scd. II has no street number.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

fs-,.-., u. --..ng.e u .dlie agea German.
.e-ts, -rrsf-n.ee No',c crs. enr-ihf. Iavn.
.-rf- t'i.' faw0ora te. honest trust
: r -r- references Co-1pet ant BOX
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
RlISINESS CHANCES.

TOR sALE.--A man vino knows the salt and
coda business can buy splendid proposition.
,er-.sifv eduinped. present owner has not the
lrouar to e ahead With ~. an Unless have
the money 40 nor answer this advertisement:
q, IN, v.ise ~ n great business. Address B. Y
slerwin. 5is Grant Bldg. Los Angeles Cal
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

=-TLTR-Tirst class. tsll well hammered
TssIsfrsr. $50. several others investi-
psi -sfsrsacsF Ic West $5d st. Phone 300
rsesor
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

COUPLE -Cook good baker. man butler. useful
an around do entire work private family; city
or countr,-. Niorrow's Agency. 721 Lexington
ave- corner 5Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
Brandt Place Cproposed

The aDnrox.mate amount of The lien or chsrc.
To satisfy which TIE above-describsd property IS
no D- sold is nve Thousand seven hundred sixty
three ana 2O-iOo dollars SJ. I63 20), with interest
thereon from the 94th day Of January 1911 70.
gefher with costs and alowance amounting 70
sgC6 IL with interest from February 10th 1911
together with tb. expenses or the sale. The an
nr0xinate amount u the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other liens which are 20 be al
lowed - the purchaser ont Of ths purchase
rr-nfv or paid hv the Referee is one hundred
H,e ana 47-iOo dollars S105.40 and interest
DATED Sew York. April LIST. 1911.
STEPHEN CALLAHAN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
LOST 6ANkBOoKS.

LOST OR sTOLEN-Bankhook No. 5lIos9 OF
the Germa savings Bank IN the city ~ New
York corner ith ave. ana 18th St, issued 70 r.
Ne.Ier All persons arc cautioned against ne
s.otintinr the sanne. II not returned 20 the benk
on the I'm day OF May. 1911. a duplicate VIII be
issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
FOR SALE.

RIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. used once furniture.
desks typswriters. cash registers nadins I
Sr.ssiny machines time clocks. partitions. check
rro,setors bookcases. NATHAN. White st.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17
poMEsTlc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

WAITRESS. with nrst class references makes
all salads. understands serving vines can
carve. NJ y. Miss Margaret smiths AgencN'
IS West 400 ST. Phone SoS9 BryanL
WAITREsE.-Nice neat appearing young Irish
girl. frat class servant. wages $50 20 S25. city
or country: best references. Flaher', Agency
4s5 Coiur,hu ave Tel Ti1-Piver
New-York tribune., 1911-04-17

BOARD AND ROOMS.

A-5TH AVE. 4I-second floor suites with
baths. single rooms. parior dining room
small tables. transients and table guests ac-
roumod4ted