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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
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Sermau g. aobliaat, Der Seraus,
geber oe5 Chicago .Heeoro : Seralb"
eritien Samstag GA. Suni) als
3eige Dor Dem SenatSs gomite, bns
Die Gffdre 2orimer unteriu6t, mi
inste alts. haB @rsYrdiibent Sbepbort
Iooieoelt ieit leBtem Serblt Die 8e.
ihidte o benz ebieasoer Soi3bdnblel
Gomarb 5ines sefpuBt babe, Der BIZ
International Sarpeiter Company I'm
eincn Seitras bon $4,000 siir CT,
ipdbluns 2orimer's eriuht baben ioll
8obllaat Iagte. er babe 2ooiepel
gerdbe Dor Dem Diner I'M Samilton.
Club 3u Chicago Die Sate er5dblt
lpie Sines 81 Clarence Stunt. Dem DE.
trie6Sleiter Der Sarnefter Company
getommen unb bon ibm einen 9eitrae
perlangt babe. Sarauf babe &ooie,
belt lid gepeisert. Die GinIaoung gun
Diner an5unebmen, bis Der Samilton.
Club Die sIeid5eitis an 2orimer er.
9angene etnlaoung 5%uriid5og.
Serner berihtete ApblIadt, er bab,
einen 8eribt iiber Der Yorgang an bi,
Senatoren Ga SoIette uub 8oot &c.
ianbt. aber obne Sunt's Hdmen 81
nennen. 9ies lei auf griu6en Dor
@alter g. Siiber. bent iesisen Setre'
tar bes Snneru. unb anoerer Rdunel
sei6eben. Hoot babe fir bieie Sn,
formation sebantt unb geiaet, e.
rperbe cine Heoe sesen 2orimer in
Senat bdlten. mas er ipdter aii1 that
ga Solette babe iein R09lihitei
perlu6t, ibr. 8obliaat. gu peraulai1en
na6 @aibin9ton 5u fommen uuo DO,
benz gomite iiber Die Gfidre aus5u:
iasen. dber er babe it'd gepei9ert. lpei.
er Stunt perIprohen hattie. er Derol
ieinen Hamen niht preis9eben.
Senutor @amble. zines Der Gomite.
mitglieber. griff ben Seusen ifarf an
bdB er feline GenntniB bon oieien @or.
sdngen sebeim sebalten bate. Sena.
tor Sea. Der ebenfaqs 3eitungsberaus'
eeber lit. pertbeibiste aobliaat uni
ia9te, oieier babe nur icin Sunt &c.
9ebcneS @ort gebalten.
8dbrenb 8obliaat iiber sic Inter:
reDung NIT Stunt beri6tete, ipurbe e.
bonn Gomitc aufgefprbert, Die Namer
aller Setbeiligteu 81 neuneu, mi
i6lieblid sab er bieier Gufforberiins
nab. Or nannte Sulipan, Gonpal
unb einen Der @eperbduier, aber mel,
diem, fonnte CT ii6 niht mebr entiin,
men. Sen Naren zines Iannes, beI
in5piifen geitorbeu lit. ipoltc CT MID
befaunt sehen. unb pas Gomitc ent1
ihulSi9tc i'm.
8obliaat iaste ferner. 2orimer bab,
friiber eiumal Gpnitabler rerhen mol
len unb 5par auf benz ben,otratiihef
Sidet. Damn babe 2orimer Elm,
Stellung I'M Gbieagoer 8uiier : Sc
partement gebnbt, uuh bieie babe G.
a%llfacgeben peaeu llnregelmdBigfeitei
in Den @cboltsliitcn. Sn Sabre 1S9.
babe Sorimer einen Ganoibaten fiji
Ilocrnnn auiscitcllt gcaen Den Gam
Siooten Der ygrouen 8plfsS emotra'
ten. nnb bieIer babe benz Seruebmer
ndh $1,000 crbalten bafiir. baB Ct
feline Gaurioatur Slriid8iebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
(Spe8ials gorreiponben5.)
JntereManter Aems&Sriet.
Die rarnten" 5000 girsermeifer
Stalien's. = Gin beiterer 3miibem-
fal. - Cine Gnttduihuns fir bic
&bmer. - 1D~lfs5dbluns, etc. -
0ruR biit 9u, 8rnber Natbanl

81 0 nj, ben %. Stunt II. - aallm
bat Yfingitionntag bic ginpeibune
oes 3iftor ? emanuel : Senfmals
itatteefunbcn, dls and ihon ein3eIns
Stdote ibrem gefrdnften Sdtriotis-
mis- nidt fpie Die anberen piersebr
Sdpeiteritdbte aif benz Mpnumeni
periinnbilpli6t iporSen su Iein - In
ipiitbenoen 3eitrnssartifeln Cuff
MAIDEN. Dor allen slaiibten Yarmo
unb Wobena, bic bod audi an Der
repplutiondren grbebnng Der ebes
maligen Ser5ostbiimer tbeilnabmen,
ba5u an eriter SteIe berehtiat an iein.
Senator Small. prdiioent Ser f6nias
lifen Senfmals : gommiiiipr bate
ale Niibe, Die giirsermeiiter Der
proteitierenoeu Stdpte unS ben Inter
itaatsiefretGr int llnterriftsminiites
riiim ,5u berubigen unb linen in Gnts
neutrality-suspicious. bar5utbun, BAT
has bel Der IusipabI mab9ebenb ges
ipciene &riterium nitt bon politilhen
@riinben eeleitet porben iei.
Die mir 10 eroben Soffnungen bier
bergeciltcn 5000 8iirsermeiiter Stas
liens baben biel 8aIier in i6reu nuis
ifdumenben 8ein aieBen miiiIen.
S6ou an 5~tpeiten Gage hires Siers
ieinS baben Tie ii6 i'm Iiberaleu
.@iornale b'StaIia" beflagt, baB ieas
life Organization bel ben I'M 8roe
aramm borgeiebenen Soften unb gnts
pfdnsen feble. Sic SauIenoe bon
Sinoaci ieien in 8om iid politdnbis
ielbit iiberlaiien, bel Der Senfmalsz
ginipeibuns iei linen Der benfbar
idlefteite Ylas sugcpieien fporben ;
gum S%cuertpcrf am Y~iinsitabenb aui
9iassd Del Ycpolo purben tie trot
Sor5eigung ibrer 9esitimationss aurte
5uriideeipieIen. unb ais tie iif 3lIr
feitaeiesten Seit gum SlumentorIo in
Der 4usifelung prdientierten, mar
bieier obne porberige Gerltdnoiguna
Der 8dite. abgeiast porben.
Ser b%eiterite Snii6ens
tall mar aber f%olsenoer: On,
Yfinsitulontag iparen Die 5000
Staotoberbdupter. pdbrenb bic Come
sliibenb bernieberbranntc, auf bas
Sodplateau bcs YalatinS Su einem,
bon Der romiifen Gtabtperpaltuup
gebotenen Sriibitiid einselaben. Chen
ifpeiBtriefenb anselangt. slaubten
Die Serren inter einem 9eibiisten
3eltoade. an sebedten Siifen pofus
lieren au fonnen. ipie bieS IN Saris
1900 I'M Garter Der Suiuerien Der
SAL mar. fpoielbit 10000 i%ran3Oiis
i6en Yiirsermeiltern elm ganfett gez
gcbeu ipurbe. 8ie srob mar bnsegen
bic guttduiduns Der ginaeIaSenen,
ais ibnen bon ben Sienern cine Nlims
mer eineebdnbist ipuroe. aesen Seren
Ibsabe Tie in elmer Der aliiseihlaaes
men 8retterbuben cine 8artoni1ahteI
IN @mpfane nnbmen. Die elm babies
Sldih6en iparmen @ein. elm ebenz
ioldes nit Rinernlpdiier geiiiutes.
Elm Stiif HpaitsS Beef BON pprbers
gebenben Nbenp. sipei grobGen. 8ors
son5oln sadie bon unbeitimmtem filter.
8fpei Gremeihnittden. Snbnitoher.
elm 5inneres Seited unS elm Siitfen
Gals entbielt. 90 ipeoer 9dnfe nod,
Shible oorbaneeu ipareu. une cs an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Sir Mniicbler.

Darlington II. 3. 6. - Yrdiis
bent Gait bat cine Proclamation
unter6eidnet. 9emdb tpeldber elm &C.
biet bon ettpd 100000 4dern our 8es
iiebelung eroffnet tpirb. nGmIid 1907
600 Gder in Der Sort 8ertbplb Snoias
nerz Tcierpation in HorbsS dfotd nnb
100000 in Der Sine Ribse uno 8oies
brb Snbianer : Heiernation in Siibz
Oafotn. @s piro babel nieber mad
Dem 8esiitrations : Spitem perfabren
lperben unb bic 8esiitration pirb fir
Die 2dnbereien in RoroaO afota am
IA. guauit in ben Sppns gismard,
Winot. 9la8a. Carlton unb Hnber
unb fir Die 2dnbereien in Siibs 0atota
an, 2. OFT. in ben Sotpns Chamber
lain, Dallas. 8resorp linb Hapio Gitn
beginner unb iebe 8eeiitratiou fpirb
brei 8oden lang fortgeiett tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Kanias' 1peisenerntc ai,i
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peranfcPlaat.

Sopefa. Sans. - 3tpeibritteIi
Der biesidbrisen 8ei5enernte lit ems
gebra6t, uno Die @iienbabnen bon
aauias ienben eilisit sesen 10000
Sradttpaeguns uab benz @ei5ensiirs
tel, INT Die grnte mad benz Ysarft 5u
brinsen. Wan bat auSeerehuet, bab.
ipenn Der geidmmte Rei5en bieies
Staates 5uriidsebalten unp an elm unb
bemielben Sage perlaoen tperben
fonnte. bies einen Ats Weiler Iansen
giienbabn5ug ausmahen piirbe. cine
Gauge Die bes Staates iibertreffenS.
Wtan nernnihlast Die geiammte Beis
5enernte I'M Staate alf $4,000, 900
bis 100000 8liibel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

pege lit manselbaft. 9feitaurationen
feblen nod. an Sbeater, Gafes Concerto
lit ni6t 81 Denfen. Was loQ pa Der
HGmer lid in ieiner 8emiit6Iihfeit
it0reu laiien unb our Yia55a o'Irmi
binausmanbern2 @tipd nm oas bon
ben improbtiierten Seiden beriibers
tonenee Sroi6sG Concert an3uboren2
Gm Sreifaltigfeits : Spnntaae
fanb I'M 9an5en 8eihe Die @olfs5dbz
lung Itatt. mas Den bamit beauitraas
ten Serren cine unenbli6e Niibe TO-
ltete, oa lid betanntli6 elm GROCER
1ro8entiae Staliener ME nit 2eien
poer Sbreiben abeeaudlt bat. Sic
fatboliihe Greiie bat Die 2emte refts
3eiti9 oarauf aufmerfiam gemaht, it'd
ia hires 8etenntnilies niht ihdmcn
81 polen, ionbern ben Sorbrud .ireis
reltgiSs" ooer .Sreioenter" alissus
itreiden.. uuo Safiir .fatboIii6" bins
eiil5uieeen.
Die oprbersegauseue g~ieb5dbluna
ergdb, Dab lid in Der YrppinS Hom
mebr giel oils -. Yierbe aufbalten.
ndmli6 1922 @rautbiere se9en
1925 8dule unb scgen 1878
I%aultbiere. Sap in Der gampa9uu
Die SbafSudt 9ebeibt. benefit Der De-
itanb bon IA Ninion pieier blotcns
Den Sbiere. Ser gauge @iebreidz
tbum in Der ron,iifen Yropins be-
5iffert ii1 aui $50 Wiuionen Sire.
+*+
Oils bieier Gage elm san5er giiens
babn5ug ipiloer Stiere Mnb abaemas
9erter Sdinbmdbreu. YifaporeS mi
Soreabores. iammt ben n0tbigen Sos
itiimen mn Setoratipnen aus Spas
MEN anlauete. bamit aaes Dies al
@bren bes Subildumsiabres in einem
reselrchten Sticrsefehie parabicrc,
bat iih bod Die Dffentlide Ieinula
IN ipaItcnlangen Irtifeln entihieoen
ge9eu Elm iplhes barbariides Sdaus
ipiel aisgciproden. SeIbit niht Der
uublutise portu9iciiihe Stierfnmpi.
bel bem Die Sorner Der Sbiere nit
9eber mmpidelt iinb. iplte sebuloet
iperben. Ser Yrdfett bon Tom. Dos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
geIunber s&laf III bos orosar

8einnber sdlaf lit bas grobartige
Observation-Disclosures Wittel Der Natur.
Sbne S1laf f6nnten mir nift lanse
leben. S6lafloie uub mrubiee
Ndhte Iinb Die eriten an5eihen bon
arunfbeit. Damn lit es 3eit bic Be-
banbluns nit Sorni's Ilpenfrduter
an beginner. S6reibt an 81. Heter
Sdbrnep & Cons Co.. 1875 60.
Sppne Ipe., Chicago, SD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

Gin Snt6 bes Tibtraiiens
tann Stdmme bes 1ertrauens ents
tpir5eln.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
WANTED-sITUATIONS

WANTED-Position as chauffeur by col ored man; three months experience in
 shop References Address W-G9, care Age-Herald. lO-l3-9t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds of conveyance of the following real estate transfers, in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved, were filed in the probate court Friday:
 s75O0-Evelyn Vincent to A W. Brazelton, the west 45 feet of lot 8. bordering on Fifteenth avenue. south, and extending back 40 feet to an all Icy in block 3, survey of sylvan Heights. situated in Birmingham.
 s9oO0-Nina B. Johnson to Kate F. Stockham, part of lots 3 and 4, bor- dering on the east line of Thirty -sec- ond street and extending back 190 feet to an alley in block 653, survey of Bir- ningham.
 $2250-Emma Worthington to A. Dewey Smith, lots p and 26, block 62, West End Land and Improvement company's survey in Birmingham.
 s55oO-C. W. streit to Evelyn Vim cent, the west 45 feet of lot 3, border ing on the south side of Fifteenth avenue and extending back 40 feet to an alley in block 3. survey of Syl- van Heights, situated in Birmingham.
 sl95o-Mrs. Bertha $. Powell to J. r. diltl, lOl ., Dioch lo1, survey oI IbdSi Lake.
 s3o51 and other considera ton-W. c. Ty- Ter to R. B. Coleman part of lots and 6, bordering on Thirteenth avenue in block 676, in survey of Birmingham.
 s2o00-S. E. Jones to Samuel P. Marsh, lots and 1, together fronting 100 feet, on First avenue and extending back H0C feet to an alley In block 5-A, survey of East Lake.
 $125o-Willie Dismukes to Lulah Thorp, lot IS, fronting 50 feet on the north side of Eliza avenue and extending back 1i1 feet to an alley in block 20, survey of R. W. owens addition to Birmingham.
 S170o-G. R. Turner to Pearl B. Besen- fielder, part of lots l, and 3, block 1, survey of Gibson & Whites addition to Woodlawn.
 sl375-lron City Realty. company to F. E. Whitehead, lot T., block G4, survey of the property of the West End Land and Improvement company.
 s1l00A. C. Wright. ct al. to Mrs. D. A. Bainter. lot 4, fronting 50 feet on Sec. ond avenue and running back 175 feet to an alley in block ?, survey of North Johns, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
NAME AWARDSFOR
 PUBLIC SCHOOLS Birmingham School Gets First and Bessemer
 Second Prize

The Birmingham public schools carried off the first premium and blue ribbon fol the finest school exhibit at the Fair. fh' Bessemer schools were awarded secono honor The Bessemer boys of the manne training department took first and sec ond .honors for the best exhibits of fur nlture. The girls of the Birmingham Hisf school took first and second honors fol the best finished garments made by higf school girls.
 Prof. T. C. Young, superintendent oi the educational department announced the awards as sfollows:
 Best school exhibit outside of Jefferson Blrmingham; second premium, Birmng- ham.
 Best school exhibit outsoide of Jefferson county-First premium, Sacred Heart Academy. Cullman
 Best rural school exhibit-First pre- mium, Irondale; second premium, Jones' boro
 Best piece of furniture high school grade First premium, Edward Brannon, Besse- ner high school; second premium, Roy Owen, Bessemer high school.
 Best finished garment nlSn Scnool Sistue First premium, Miss Sallie Evans, Bir- mingham High school; second premium, Miss Katheryn Gregory, Birmingham High school.
 Best pencil drawing from nature-flrst premium, Miss Annie Zimmerman, Bir- ningham High school; second premium, Miss Elizabeth Stilwell, Birmingham High school.
 Best water color sketch-F'irst premium, Miss Elizabeth Stillwell; second premium, Miss Ruth Finch, Birmingham High school.
 Best finished garment, grammar school grade-Miss Ella Magill, Ullman school, first premium; second premium, Miss Ola shannon, Ullman school.
 A. A. Persons, superintendent of the Bessemer public schools, is one of the happiest men in the county because of the first and second awards made to the Bessemer high school for the exhibit from the manual arts department. The exhibit of hand made furniture by the Bessemer boys under the instruction of Prof. Charles Kuchiniski. who has been mem- Der of the high school faculty since the instai ilaton of the manual arts depart ment, is not only very creditable, but beautiful from the standpoint of work manship.
 Mir Persons said. when speaking of the award yesterday. T think the general ex- hibit of the Birmingham schools was splendid and very deserving of the first prize which they received. am more than delighted with Bessemers showing and am very proud of the boys of our school'f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
WIRE PAPERS WORK

New York, October l3.-Racing men learned today of a genuine wire tapping scheme which is reported to have been successfully operated in New York yes terday with a loss to pool room oper- ators of more than s50,000. The scheme was manipulated, it is said, by tapping telegraph wire from the Louisvs1e, Ky, Jockey Club grounds.
 According to the story told along Broad way. the men interested laid heavy bets in all the pool rooms in the city on a horse named Rudolfo. Care was taken to select d horse that sold at short odds. so as to distract any suspicion. When the report came in from the various pool rooms it was found that Rudolfo had won All tickets were cashed in due time and the winners departed with large sums.
 It was two hours later when the p5o, room men learned that Rudolfo had fin ished eighth. Investigation showed. 1t is said that the wire had been tapped, the race result killed and a false re- suit sent instead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
GOLF ASSOCIATION
 ARRANGES HANDICAP

Short Hills, N. J., October 13.-The ex- ccutive committee of the United States Golf association has decided to undertake the preparation of an official handicap of all the golfers enrolled in the associa- tion. With this list it will be possible a uniform system. This list also will be serviceable in the preparation of club handicaps and will be. used by all clubs which are members of the United States Golf association. Par will be the basis for handicapping.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

THE AVALON-Rooms. single or en
 suite; all conveniences: popular prices. 2100 9th avenue. 9-277tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
To Stop Proclamation

Detroit, Mich, October 1S.-The Michi- gan Daughters of the American Revo- luton intend, if they are able to, to put a stop to the practice of printing Amer ican flags and other national emblems on napkins, or constructing them on cakes. At yesterdays annual conven- tion the practice was deemed unpatriotc and the Daughters decided to try to con vince everybody concerned in Michigan to abide by their judgment. No time limit was placed on the undertaking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
Planning for Conference

Decatur. October 13-tSpeciaD-The Rev. pr. J. w. Newman, pastor of the First Methodist church of Decatur and secre- tary of the North Alabama Methods. conference, Is preparing for the annlal meeting of the conference, which Will convene in Florence on November a9, and will be in session for week or more. This session of the conference Will pe pre- sided over by Bishop F. E. Hoss of Nashville The sessions of the conference will be held in the First Methodist church of Florence, of which the Rev. Ira F. Hawkins, one of the best known and most able pastors and ministers in the confer ence, IS the pastor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

RATEs-One cent n word dny; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

OUR SUPERB EQUIPMENT-Of X-ray outfit, electric static machines, electric vibrators, galvanic and faradic batteries, medlcated steam and light baths, nebulizers, etc, Is unequaled by any other in the state, and with these facilities our patrons obtain advantages not offered by any competitors in Alabama.
 WE DISPENSE OUR OWN MEDI- CINES-In order to protect our patients against mistakes, substitutions. ex- posture and exhorbitant charges of druggists, we compound and dispense our own medicines. and by giving the best medical treatment and the employ ment of such other therapeutic euvil- iaries as we possess we accomplish many remarkable cures and win the gratitude of our patrons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

FREEING make no charges for ex-
 aminations and consultations, and
 earnestly invite all men and women af-
 flicted with any form of chronic dis ease, nervous malady, skin eruption private disorder, or even a suspicion of consumption, appendicitis, cancer or specific infection to come and consult without cost, and obtain our skillful
 examination and honest opinion. OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTs-Can, by writing, receive free question list
 which may enable them to make their symptoms known to us and in many in-
 stances obtain successful treatment at their home. .i
 OFFICE HoURs-Eight o'clock a. m. to six D. m. Sundays, nine a. m. to one p. m. fiF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
JOST-STRAYED-STOLEN

iau-arl,. stora
 and Brown Marx Bldg. watch fob
 with Jon A. Ludden engraved on
 charm. Call Main 93J and receive reward 10-13-3t LOST OR STRAYED-Scotc collie dog. named IIaddie, about l year old. Yellow and white: metal plate on collar en- graved Morris, 917 South 20th street" Return to above address or to John NJ. Cartwright, 299s 1st avenue, and receive rANard i0-l4-9t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
Fuller Dies

Washington, October 13.-IIenry w Fuller, general passenger traffic man. eger of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail- oad, died at his residence in this city ary yesterday. He had been ill for many months of complication of diseases. He was one of the most widely known traf- flc officers of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
POULTRY
PINSON POULTRY FARM

Pegs to announce that they have al- ready transferred their birds from the fair grounds to their farm It Nit. Pin son, Ala These birds won FORTY = FIVE PREMIUMS, not counting the special premiums that were awarded them, and are, undoubtedly. the finest exhibit ever shown iu the south. There are birds in this lot that have taken prizes in New York and Chi cago, and. as stated by prominent poultry man on the fair grounds, there were birds in the lot that would take prizes in Madison Square garden. These birds will all be kept on our farm and the pultry men of the south who desire the finest stock of in dividuany selected show birds of the United States will have an opportun- ity to obtain them. Office 9A2 Brown Marx Bldg. lV-l5-it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs--Onc cent . word dayy no nd. taken for less thnn 25. for first inser-
 fion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
WANTED-BOARDERS

THE MANOR-2213 7th avenue, north, elegantly furnished rooms with board comfortable and homelike modern con veniences. Bell Main G6i5. 1o-1l-7t NEWLY furnished rooms with board at el3l 9th avenue, N. Phone 4947 Main. Ref erences. 10-l3-3t VERY desirable, nicely furnished large front room on second floor, conven- tent to bath, every modern conven- fence. steam heated S22 South goth street Bell phone Main 2035-J.
 a aA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
FOR SALE

TaLR SV1TH MAN JEM1SON. BELL 100. Peoples 61. 6-FtI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

FROM THE "MAGIC CITY' TO THE GREAT METROPOLIS (NEW YORK CITY) ON THE BIRMINGHAM SPE- CIAL," THE CLASSY TRAIA EAST. SOUTHERN HALLWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
Flight Postponed

Minneapolis October 1a.-Robinson's nroposed flight down the Mississippi river to New Orleans has been delayed by unfavorable weather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

FROM THE "MAGIC CITYv TO THE GREAT METROPOLIS tNEW YORK tITY) ON THE ssBIRMINGHAM sPE. CIAL," THE CLASSY TRAIN EAST SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

Boarders for extra large. ee- gantly furnished room. with bath. steam heat and modern in every respect. s2i South 20th street. Bell Main ,4l36 J.
 10-14-3t- sat-su-tu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14

FOR SALE-At once. fine cash trade
 grocery store, good loration rent s5J per month. Answer P59, care Age
 Herald. 10-l4-2t BUY your farm in the Tennessee valley of North Alabama. J. L. Blob, 2120 ist avenue. Main 4043. 10-14-4t-sa-sll-tn-th hi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
M.rr;.ge I,icense Issued

The following marriage license was is- sued in the probate court Friday:
 W. E. Johnson of Birmingham to MISS Sarah Alice Oyerstrcet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
Registers Sale

Mary Anchors, Complainant, Vs. F.. IL. Anchors, Defendant; Chaneery Court. By virtue of a decree rendered at the September 26. 1911, term of the chan cery court, at Birmingham, Jefferson county, Alabama, in said cause, I shall bidder, for cash, at public auction, at the courthouse.d in the city of Bir- mingham, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 30th day of Octo- Der, 1911, the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots l, 2 3, 1, and 6 in block ?, and lots 1, 2. 3. i, and 6 in block of the survey of Burgin's addition to Vivian. Alabama, all in Jeff ferson county, Alabama.
 J. W. ALTMAN,
 Register in Chancery.
 10-7- 3t-sa
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BUSINESS CHANGES

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 No. 100 for bargains in St. Clair coun- ty farms Address Pell City Realty Co, Sumter Cogswell, president, Pell City, Ala 9-2S20t
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PERSONAL

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Notice of Application for License

TO W hom It May COncern:
 Take notice that the undersigned New Hotel Metropolitan Co. Gnc), will make application to the excise commis- sion in and for Jefferson county, Ala bama, for license to carry on the busi- ness of retail liquor in the city of Bir- mingham. Ala. at No. North Twen- tieth street, in said city
 NEW HOTEL METROPOLITAN CO,
 GneD, By H. B. NEW, President. 10-7-of-Sa
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