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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-05

The trouble with Europe is that it
won't let the Balkan fight go to
finish.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-05

Revelations about the coat trust are
none the less startling because IN
measure they are seasonable.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-05

Rumor says that the steam-roller
has been transformed into a moving
van-Atlanta Constitution.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-05

= ,3EEYS IH,N9iATE!4YE
- ~sr Tzo,A = 80 c2Is va ,-'~'
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Continued ToVOrrow)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-05
CHAPTER XIV.
The unbidden Guest.

T3HE bitter reference to Bivens
II AMI the crime of his corner IN
x wheat had reused Mans tight
inc blood. She would accept
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-19

Sox, assisted BY Charles Webb
Murphy, beat Cubs. The tenn
perance" proclamation of the Cub
owner had a lot to do with the
poor showing his men made.
Ed Walsh was whale yester-
day, letting Cubs down with five
hits.
Borton and Collins each chalk
ed a pair of hits in third when Sox
scored eight times.
Schalk soaked a triple and two
singles, Borton the same, Collins
three singles, Lord a triple and
single and Weaver a triple and
double.
Lavender, Reulbach, Smith and
LeifeId were Cub pitchers who
faced this onslaught. Fred Toney
pitched the last three innings and
let the Sox down with one hit,
RAINING TOUR.
Football teams now have a
chance. Today's big local game
is between Chicago and Iowa.
Wisconsin VS.. Purdue and Illinois
VS.. Indiana are other conference
games.
Yale has first hard game of its
schedule, meeting Army. Har
ward and Princeton tackle Am
herst and Syracuse. Penn State
is picked to put over another de
feat on Cornell.
Yesterdays game winds up
contract Of Frank Chance as
manager of Cubs. Now for the
next move in the controversy he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

period would have been passed. The
fans appetite having been whetted by
the better article. ne would 80 10 the
ball yard IN spite OF himself Tho arr
Eumont here advanced Is advanced pre-
suining that Richmond at the beginning
would have q losing club. THIS pre-
sumption has not got to be true. There
Is no good reason why Richmond should
not ne hghi.ng around the top from
the dfop or tho nag But any town Will
support winner. Tho object here Is
to show that Richmond would support
the club. win or lose. so long as good
baseball VAS being served.
The stories being circulated that the
international did not want Richmond
unquestionahly originated with Ed
Barrow Arc they going to end with
him? Does Richmond really want bet
ter baseball? If 80. Will Richmond pay
for It? II there IS the great public
demand for tho better article which tn.
writer has been led TO believe. then
that public demand will make itself
known. The time IS here. and the OPP
poriunity is presented VIII We or
will we not avail ourselves of It? We
have friends willing to aid us with
their influence, and a united press just
pinins to do something for Richmond.
II the time isn't here to strike now.
then 1t VIII never come.
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Marshall; w. q. Flecthor. r. c. Hall,
Mrs. w. Jardine. r. NJ. Peach and DR..
John ". Wheat, of Upporville. tho
Johnson Russell. Il. l.. Redmon, w. C.
skinner. d. c. Sands, Jr., Isnac NJ
Wmddoll and Melbourne (Dulaney)
Farm. OF Middleburg; r, I. Humphrey
& Co. OF Bluemont; Julian Keith. MIS-
Julian Keith and w. f Wilbur. of
Warrenton: c. e. Norman. Of Purcell
Vile: DIR. A. @. Randolph OF Char
lottcsvlle: Blonheim Farms. Balti-
more, Md: w. B. Bullock, Manassas:
Lieutenant Adna Il. ChafHce, Jr.. of tho
United States Army: Mrs. J. f. Davis.
New York; Melvin c. Hazen. Miss Mary
-. Hazcn and Lee Hechingcr, of Wash
fngton: DR.. ]. J. Luke. Charlestown.
W. Va. Julian Morris. Keswicl. Va:
Packet Brothers. Charlcstown. w
Va; Shenandoah Valley Importing
Company. Winchester, Va; United
states Cavalry. Fort Nfyer: It. II.
Weatherbce. New York; Thomas Bones
Washington: Donald and Kenneth Gill
pin, Baltimore; Miss Mary Bishop Har-
rman. New York: tho Ashleigh Farm,
Dclaplane, Va. and others.
Nearly all Of the private boxes in
the rrandstand have already been en-
gagged by society people of the east
ern cities. and this section of Vir-
Ginia. as usual. all will have been
rented by the time the biggest horse
show In Virginia begins on August
10.
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PPORJUNITY TO
GET 4 FRANCHISE


something. II the men here moan
business they should send ii represen-
tatlve right now TO confer with Lilns.
OF Jersey city, and with Edward Bar
row. If necessary. They can't hope
that the international League is goln.,
to come to Richmond ana beg that
Richmond como into the league.
While II is true that the class "a"
organization has had a most disas-
trous season, Richmond. IN tho tiny
Virginia League. will make money and
make substantial money This despi..
the fact that there was opposition for
two months of the season from the
United states League. and dcpiorable
weather conditions. Talk OF Richmond
Tot supporting club is laughable.
While II can never he proved it's
dollars TO doushnuts tina; Richmond
has made more money out of basc-
ball than Montreal and Jersey City
combined. Richmond has never lost
any money. at any rate. and while the
prohts vary, the owners are always
certain of a handsome return on their
investment
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TARS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF SERIES
Win Both Games of Double
Header From Newport
News.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlsnatch !

Norfolk. Va. July 27-Norfolk took
both games of tho double-header from
Newport News to-day, making a clean
sweep OF the series. in the nrst game
me crew gave Finneran splendid sup
port. enabling him to win by score of
To = The feature OF the second game
was the batting OF tho Norfolk team.
lead by Dodge who. out of nine
chances made a home run. two dou-
hles and three singles. Morrisscy was
pounded unmercifully The scores:
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SECOND GAME
CONTINUED From rlrst Pc

livcrcd the sacrifice ana even Ayers
was favored with hit Of tho inneld
variety. which scored remnant. Rogers
crossed moment later on Carriers
second timely drive. Tho seventh
proved tho last box to furnish any
real amusement Griffin AMI Burke
each safcd on clean hinglcs Raley
forced Griffin t. third. ana then Ten
nant again made Newton dodge ad-
vancine tho runners ana landing him
self Rogers hit and Burke counted.
McComas squeezed in Ralev ana Ton
nant came over on the relay from a
short throw 10 second. The score:
Sl-lNNn 4
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Chicago. July 97.-Whon Managcr
Callahan OF tho White sox. reached
Cou'sloy Park today prepared to
take hls place with the tenn in the
first OF tho series with Boston he
wos informed that he Was SUSPENDED
Indefinitely on account of his rum
20 with Umpire shcridon in New York.
This Is the second time Callahan has
heeu suspended on tho eve OF an i'm
pnrtant series
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FIRST GAME
Continued From First Pasc.)

two hits were made both scratchy
in the extreme
Tho winning counts for tho visitors
ng5in Str,i .t, 80 tho ,ro,,h1s a,'t'
a pass issued to Holland. Newton sac
rlhced. an attempt to get Holland ut
second. falling. Shields hit 10 centre
as both Holland and Nowton crossed
Small consolation that Shields was
thrown out at third or that Ehrd and
Lafitte proved easy outs. Tho dam
ase nad been done. Indeed strain was
in hot water on several occasions and
only good hcadwork on Grimin's part
In deliberately having Lantte walked
In the third and again in tho eighth.
in order to take chances with Enrd
Kept the total runs OF tho visitors
down. sun that no-score third inning
OF the locals will be long remembered.
Tho score.
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Utica. y y, July 27.-W. :. McElro>.
of Pittsburgh Pa. defeated Scavor
in the finals of the open singles in
the Central New York championship
tennis tournament here to-day. Nc
Elroy will meet L. II. Harris. OF Bos-
tor present holder OF the champion
ship. for the Frisbic challenge cup
Monday afternoon.
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I0IdIs ,.........Tl II 20 p II 6
Score by innings: r.
Newport News - 2OoO1oOol- 4
Norfolk lOoO6o19s
summary. Two-base hits-TIinton
60, Wallace Walter. Dodge. Rates.
Three base hii-portcr Home run
Bates stolen hases-Dodge. Wolfe.
Carney Sncrincc hits-Wolfc. Keller.
Base or balls Morrisscy. g: CASTOR T..
Left on bases Newport News .; Nor
folk. 10. VIVA pitches Porter. Time
OF game 1Fo Umpire. Donohoe.
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New York. july 92.--President Far
rell of tho New York American Les que
club. to-day announced the release OF
Carl Thompson. pitcher to tho Brock
ton club OF the New England League
Thompson was procured by the local
club early In the year from the Uni
vera!ty 81 Ceorgin.
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Cleveland.


Totnis ...ai q Is I Totals ...ss z Is /
Emitted Tor Birmingham in ninth.
fBatted tor O'Noiu N ninth
Score ny ianlnss: r..
CIeveiand Observation-Disclosures oloo c-s
WASHINGTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0 o o > o O.
summary Runs Mocller, Foster. Milan,
Shauks, olson, Lajoic. Turner. Two base
hits jackson, shtnks. rhrcc-basc hit-M!-
Ian. Home run-Aiocilor. First base on
balls OH Biandins. 1: on Cashlon, /. Struck
out Bi Bland. .. By Cashion, I. Umpiros,
WcatcrVclt and Evans.
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rmhllc Mil.Ing to mrIn.

If the owners Of the local club feel
that they would be risking too much
to take the franchise by themselves.
they can find plenty of business men in
Richmond who will mako the venture.
II they arc willing to come halfway,
they will hnd people who will come
the other half. Richmond In tho Intar-
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ATHLETICS BEAT TIGERS

Detroit July 27-Phiiadolphia defeated
the Tigers tn a icn-innlug contest to ..
rhc Athletes got 20 Wiliett IN the extra in
ming. c.outiny ln tour runs. Tho hittins OF
Cobb was feature, the Georgian scttin.
two ainsles and triple in five trips score:
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Cincinnati.
Totals SIS seila 0 totals ..ssis q IS

score hv innings: Il.
Cincinnati ......................0 o / 0 o OIL
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures 6 0 . 0 Q -
summary: Runs-Marsnns. Grant. Esan.
Mclean. Northcn 90. J. smith, Wheat cut
shaw, Fisher 90. O. Miller. Alien Two
base hits--J. Smith. Allen, Mclean. cut
shaw. Marsans. iummcl. Fisher ThSce-
base hit-Northen Home run Miller. Firs,
base on bnlis-On Allen. 5; on suses !: off
Benton. i. struck out-Ry Allen. 1; by Ben
ton !. umpiros' Johnsiomc and Eason
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Portsmouth .........1 0 o o Ii
Petersburg ..........oo02 ooo0o--s
summary: Two base hit-Castro.
Three base hit.Castro. stolen base
Heating. Double play-Cooper, Wat
son. Heating and Castro. Bases on
balls-ofr Brooks. 3: off Mayer. .. Left
on Neutrality-suspicious.. 2; Portsmouth.
r. Struck out-by Brooks,4 by Mayer.
.. Time of game 1910 Umpire, Nc
Bride Attendance. 1000.
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Totals $40 ~ 30 - Totals Isl Q 80 20 !
'Batied for stunagc in ninth.
score los Innings. II.
Philadelphia .................3 o o o o o o 80
Detroit .-.-...S o @ % o % %
summary. Masecrt. Lord co. COL
ir- t.l. Baker. ,clnnis. strunk. Lapp,
Wit Bush, Cooh Dcnl, I.oudcn. Two base
hits--l-ord. Iapp Three base hit-Cobh.
Flrst base on balis-On Plank. 2: on VII
lcit. 81 struck ort-By plank . ny VII
lett, rmpres. Hart and Connolly.
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DODGERS DEFEAT REDS

New York. july 0.-Thc Dodgers again
defeated Cincinnati in the second game OF
tile series. Score.
'Ba,ted for Rcnton in sixth
tBatt.d Cor Fromme IN ninth
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Portsmouth,

Portsmouth ..........o O 0 o q q \ 10
Petersburg ......0 O o ! . q ! KS
summary: Two base hits Howedel.
Brcnaran simmons (2) Three base
hit-NiNon stolen hascs-Simmons
Double plav-Ilowedcll to Morrison.
Left on Portsmouth =: Pctors-
burg. :. Struck out--hy HedEcncth. =;
by Woods. ]. Wild pitch--ITcdSepct
Time OF game. 1915 Umpire. Mcbride.
Attendance. $500.
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national League would. for three sea-
sons at least bc winner from the
box office standpoint, Under any condi
lions. The people here-baseoan poo
pie-want better baseball. They want
Richmond represented in circuit com
posed OF cities OF equal or greater i'm
portance In the commercial world.
With Richmond playing baseball against
Baltimore, Rochester. Providence. To-
ronto and Newark. the fans would
crowd tho park.
The reason Is not hard to md The
personal element and the element of
rivalry enter into all sports Rich
mond gains little by defeating Roanoke
and Petersburg and Portsmouth. But
Richmond would feel that she had foe
men worthy OF her steel and worthy OF
her best endoavor II pittcd against tho
larger cities II would be something
akin TO going to see FREAK In the
Side show OF a circus. Richmond has
so long been in the rut. from baseball
standpoint that to be given tho oppor-
tunity to stand on the heights. abreast
with the best of them. would he rare
treat and treat for which the people
would nay
Would SUPPORT Losing Club.
Naturally this condition would not
oNlst after the first three or four years
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Norfoli.


~ 4'''''HHS. Il.
Newport News ...... 1OO1OoOoo-2
Norfolk ......... OIO2OOOl-
summary: Two-b nsc hits Keller,
lodge CD. Threc-basc hits-Lake.
Walters, Home run--Dodgc. Stolen
hasc-lcvans- Double plays-Wolfc TO
Evans: Biebic to Dodge Maths to
Lake Sacrifice hit-Bates Base on
hlls-Bruckmillor .. Tinncran. q.
Lett on bascs-Ncwport News. .; Nor
folk. hit hy pitched ball Finnoran.
Ohvans). Struck out -Bruclmillcr.
l'lnneran Time OF game, 1888. Umpire.
Donohoc.
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In addition TO the large number OF
Clarke county people ana others in
Rhat immediate section who VIII OK
hioit the best % their stables this
pear. other exhibitors VIII be Major
Henry T Allen, MISS Helen buchanan.
htnd probably Dr. Harvey ~. WHEY. OF
nVashinEtoni Dr. g d. Brown ana Eppa
Norman. Of Round ITin. J Brice Bay
- % Markham p f. DeRutts, OF
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sMCONn 0ANrE.
Totals SIS = II { Totals ..i2 ia - 10 y
-HRttcd Tor Livingston In ninth Il
iBnttet for Baskottc in ninth. y

WASHINGTON ....................o o o o %
cleveland ...--..--.--.....-.....o o % @ @ e-i
SUMMARY: Runs Mocllcr Foster. Morgan
90. Wiliams Mcbride t2l ShanAs (2).
Ryan Iaioine. Turner e). nirm nsham.
i4iyinEsion. Two base hits Griggs. Biz
mingham. Olson (9. Morgan. Williams.
Threc-hase hli-Tostcr First base on balls
OF linskcttc. Q; OF Groom, /. Struck out
by Baskcttc. g; by Groom. g Umpi:cs.
Evans and WcsterveIt
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NATIONAL LEAGuE
CONTINUED IRON First rageD

sins. Evans Two-basc nit Titus Sacrifice
hit-Masce. stolen haso-Evans Double
play konetehy to liouscr H!,s-On Willis.
in / is innings First base on bails--on
TYLER, s. off steele. J. siruci, out-By Ty lor,
q by Steele. I. Umpires. owens and Bren-
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Richmond,


0T"I7 ---.,..,.--.-3o 10 q % D
The score by innings: II
Il edmond Observation-Disclosures ! q . n
Roanoke .-......-.............o oooO0oo5-5
SUMMARY. Three base hits-GrnH. Raicy
Sacrifice hits McComns (s) sacrifice A.,
laniie. stolen hdsea-Ternant Ce). Griffin
Len on nasos Richmond. c. Roanoke.
nlts-oh Presscy. in ! Inning. of Enrd
y IN innings on Green. in innlnr
l'irsi base on haNs-On Ehrd. :. OF Press
ley. Struck out--By Ayers. .. bv Enra
Cowan. -
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AMERIGA CATALOGUE
'IRST GAM;

Continued From First PagcD
oveland so, but ono hit OF Groom after
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CHAMPS DESERVE
DOUBLE VICTORY
:
o make Dagger to get that
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Tho batting OF Simmons, Brennsan.
Black stone, Howcdoll and Barnett and
Blacistone's catch with ono hand OF
Cooper's long fly to deep lcft-centrc
in the ninth inning wore tho features
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Nniurally ms condition would not
eAist after the first three or four years.
But during this time the educational
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No gnncs scheduled.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR BOARD OF REVENUE


 The Age-Herald Is hereby authorized to, announce the candidacy of Captain H. w. Crook of Bessemer, Ala. for the office of the Board of Revenue of Jef- ferson county. subject to the action of the democratic primary. April l, 1912. Call. Dabbs of Bessemer IS a candi- date for member of Soard of Revenue of Jefferson county. subjects to the ac- tion of the democratic primary. 1912. Will appreciate your support.
 The Age-Heraid is authorized to an- nounce the candidacy of Hugh McGeever for the board Of revenue.
 The Age-Herald is authorized to an- nounce J. K. P. Laird candidate for member of Board of Revenue of Jef ferson county. subject to the action of the democratic primary. Platform Good Roads. Residerce 15 miles west of Bessemer.
 COUNTY TREASURER
 The Age-Herald Is authorized to an- nounce pr. John S. Gillespy as a can didate for Treasurer of Jeffes son coun- ty. subject to thefaction csfths demo. cratic primary. April 1.
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL, NOTICE

State of Alabama, Jefferson County
 Estate of Paula simon Kaufman
 Deceased.
 Letters testamentary upon the last will and testament of said decedent, having been granted to the undersign- ed, on the 5th day of February, 1912 by the Honorable J. P. Stiles, Judge of the Probate Court of Jefferson county Notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same with in the time allowed by law, or that the same will be barred.
 EDWIN l. SIMON,
 FRANK B. SIMON. Executors p-7-2t-we
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word a dayy no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-A beautiful home South
 Highlands; reception hall. parlor, dii-
 ing room. breakfast room, handsomely
 papcrcd, beam ceilings. enclosed baeN
 porch. four large bed rooms, oak floors throughout house, sleeping porch ;he hath. furnace, etc. Let me show you this. Can J. w. Brazeal, with II. Nj. Henderson, Bell 1902, il2 Empire. 2-l4-2t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent a word n day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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PERSONAL

THE greatest song sensation in years,
 Please Take Me With You" Over 100000 people were whistling and sing ing this song at the recent international aviation meet Your dealer will supply you or direct from our office 2oe post paid. Arthur c. Wilson Music Puplish- ing Co.,. Inc, Majestic Theatre Bldg. Jos Angeles Cal 2-11-7t
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T'rustees' Sale

Irustees' Sale
 By virtue of authority vested in us as trustees of the estate of the Cleve- land Mercantile company we will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash at D. m. Tuesday, February 20 1912, at the store room of said Cleveland Mercantile com- pany at Indianola, Miss, the stock of merchandise belonging to the said Cleveland estate. The merchandise and inventory can be seen at any time.
 G. w. YATES,
 c. l.. BETZ,
 Trustees. Address all communications to G. ". Yates trustee, Indianola Miss 2-14-7t
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INT CENT 4 W0RDI0NE cENT 4 w0Rn|0NF
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a wOrtf . dayy no ad. taken for less than 25c for first jnser- tiOn. Cash must accompany order.
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms. private family, for gentlemen. 511 N 1sta street.
 Peoples 407. 12-21-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

tI.E Avalon; choice outside rooms; beau tifully furnished; modern conveniences;
 moderate prices 21UO 9th ave. 11-S-tf
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PLUMBING

LET us do your plumbing. J. M Wright & co. ITO ,st avenue, north Both
 phones 14. 2-l4-lmo-th-s
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NICELY furnished front room, elegant
 heated bathroom hot water; Bell phone.
 2212 4th ave 2-4-tf
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CLEANING AND DYEING

CALL Towles X Everett for dry clean
 ing and dyeing. Bell 29S6, 1851; Peoples 1s45 253 1-12-3Ot
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street; nicely furnished rooms from 25
 cents up. Z-e-At
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WADDELL HOUSE-Large, comfortable rooms; convenient to business section.
 18l6R 1st avenue Waddell House. Bell
 phone 6122. o-A-tr
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WANTED-HELP

VTANTED-Twenty white non-union carpenters: work reached on eaG laborers cross tie getter, trans portation furnished. Experienced col ored hotel chamber maids, white store room woman: hotel steward: man stem oeranber city work; night watchmau sso month: other openings. Room 625 Chamber Commerce building.
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FARM LANDS
 Bf1HSR BELT FARM I1ND TOR SALE For quick action will sell improved 400 acre farm, all alfalfa land. at SIS per acre; has room residence, out houses, deep wel three cisterns, three good tenant houses; terms, s3000 cash, balance equal install ments at 6 per cent. This is the best ever offered. Call or write 7O4 Brown Marx Bldg. 2-13-2t ACREAGE BARGATNS-Ow must sell to raise quick cash; 40 acres beau,i- full property on two railroads near Bessemer and same distance from Bir- mingham; stations good; ideal for truck garden, dairy and coming sub division property. only S3000; can sell two forties if wanted, but to sell only one preferred. B. r. Eborn, 522 Elm hire bldg Bell 5622.
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LOYEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB want an experienced bookkeeper. Apply to MT. Ezekiel at their main office.
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CALI, Towles X Everett for dry cleaning and dyeing. Bell 29s6 1851; Peoples 164e'
 ose 2-l4-30t
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2OOMS-WANTED-BOARD

rooms furnished Tor light housekeeping; must be near ear
 line V-s7, care Age-Herald 2-l3-2t
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WANTED--A good milker; must be ex
 ceedingly neat and clean. Call Bell 4li Main 2-l4-3t
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FINE dentistry. Dr. A. J. Massey. ST
 Jefferson County bank. Peoples phone 12l6. Bell 1S44. 1-6-6mo
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FOR SALE
s-6-tf

FOR SALE-Planing mill; complete out
 fit, almost new, Corliss engine, blower system, sash and door machinery; best location in city; will sell either com plete plant or any part at a great bar gain. Union Lumber Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn 2-11-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-14

RATES-One cent a word dnyy no ad. taken for less than 25c for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-14

NICELY furnished room in steam heat
 ed house. 1715 9th avenue. Peoples phone 2042 2-lo-Zt