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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-27
ILLINOIS MEN
LEAVE THE TICKET

Galena, ILL.,, July 26.-Donald A Cal
lahan and Paul Scott, republican nomi-
nees for states attorney and surveyor,
respectively, in Joe Davies county, to.
day filed notice Of their withdrawal
from the county ticket rather than sup
port President Taft. Scott had no op-
position on the democratic ticket In
the primaries.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-27
FOR SLAYING NEGRO
WHITE MAN HANGED

Nashville, Tenn. July 26.-Two
white men, George Sheldon and John
Bailey, were hanged here this morning
for the murder Of Ben Pettigrew, an
old negro, and his two children.
AS Pettigrew and his children came
along the road they were shot down.
Dispute over land is said to have been
the murder motive.
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FOOD INSPECTOR
AFTER EGG DEALERS

Davenport, July 26.-Pure food in
spector NJ. e. Flynn Of the Iowa Food
and Dairy commission started a cam.
paign here today against rotten eggs
when he swore out information against
a commission house and a food manu-
facturer charging them with selling
and having In their possession eggs
that were filthy and rotten.
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rraln perailed; No One Hurt.

Galena, III, July 26.-Running sixty
miles an hour, passenger train No. 5
OF the Illinois Central was wrecked
near Apple river, twelve miles east OF
here this morning, by broken rail.
The entire train was derailed but the
coaches remained upright and no one
was hurt
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Tar Kettle B0ils Over
and Dense Smoke Fills
Street; Firers..or1 Save Day

chaueurs Of the tar ketton SECOND
excitement
been busy ior
asphalt vicinity
Of the
the tar to Doll
fire and
black smoke
informed application OF hemcas
allow the occupants OF the
their buildings from which the smoke
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Continued d on Page S-l
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Holmes Cemetery Association.

On July 27th there was meeting
at the Holmes Cemetery and an or
ganization effected for the purpose
of caring for the graves of the dead
that are buried at that place and
it was unanimously agreed that we
levy n tax ofn less than 25 cents
for each family that has friends or
relatives buried at that place an
nually to keep the graveyard in
something like respectable condition.
The same 20 be sent to the secrc-
tory at Bcllelontc without DELAY.
Now friends lets all pay in the small
amount ot once and let the good
work go on,
W. II, HARRgLL. Chairman.
BuRNE HARRELL, Secretary.
j. i, EoFF, Treasurer.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
500 Reward.

One Hundred Dollars reward for
the capture aud conviction Of the
man who robbed Marshall Willis OF
500 90 near Valley Springs on
Wednesday evening July the 2ith,
Man was medium size with heavy
mustoche, light clothing, gave his
name ~ Williams, mule buyer OF
Jasper had a slight impediment in
his speeehi came in from eastward,
Onc.hOlr Of the money recovered will
also bc given, This offer remains
good indefinitely until the capture oI
the man, NJ, II, WILLIS,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
NUMBER S.

tional Committeeman to succeed
Gen. Powell Clayton. He stayed
with the opposition until the nomi-
nation at Chicago, and then an-
nounced that he would 60 no fur
ther but would support Taft and
Sherman. He favored the nomna-
tion of Roosevelt, but did not APP
prove a third party and would not
desert the regular organization. He
declined to sign the call for the
state convention, and will not par
ticipate in its proceedings.
One of the original Insurgents of
the Arkansas Republicans is Ben M.
Foreman, one time postmaster at
TeAarkana, a visitor in Little Rock
last week. He is never so happy,
politically, as when insurging
against the machines and the bosses
and the established order. He is en-
thusiastic over Roosevelt, and pre-
diets his election, although he will
not go so far as to say that he will
carry Arkansas,
Roosevelt will sweep the coun-
try said he, TAFT has been repudi-
ated, and will be the third man in
the race, The contest is easily be-
tween Roosevelt and Wilson, with
the advantages in favor Of Roosc,
welt. OF course, down here It is all
for Wilson, but have talked with
men from the North and West and
East, aud the Roosevelt popularity
Is Something tremendous and gain
ing strength daily Wilson is a
good, capable man, but the people
have caught the swing of that CON
yention chorus, I'VE Want Teddy
and they are going to get what they
want"
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Othel York Killed.

On tuesday last the sad news
reachcd relatives here by telegram Of
the death Of Othcl York, who was
instantly killed by falling into Il
mining shaft at Mogollan, New
MeSico, where hc has been for sev.
eral years, Mr.. York was Il young
man Of superior ability, a graduate
Of the University of Arkansas at
one time assistant principal Of the
Harrison High School and later ed
ltof of the Boone Banner, His
mother and other relatives are resi-.
dents of Harrison, aud have the
deepest sympathy Of all in this sad
trial,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
horticultural Society.

The seventh meeting of the Boone
County Horticultural Association
will be held August 10th in the
Court House, This meeting will be
devoted mainly to making prepara-
tions for marketing the apple, An
effort is being made to get an ex.
pert from Mo, or from the Ark Ex.
pertinent Station to treat the sub.
jcct, Every fruit grower should at.
tend and join our association, Come
prepared to subscribe for the Fruit
Grower This periodical is offered
TO our association members at 80
cents a year, LIZZIE RupARr, Sec,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03

Marshall Willis, who was rob-
bed near Valley Springs last Wedncs'
day came up Thursday and de-
posted the rest Of the money he has
been saving, amounting to several
thousand dollars in the Citizens
Bank, lie has decided that this will
beat burying IT,
Mrs, Mary Cunningham, OF llol'
ly Springs, Mississippi with her
sons, is here visiting her parents,
,Mr and Mrs, H. d, Glass,
Ill. II Schwcitacr left Wednesday
for a visit with his daughter Elsie at
St, Joseph and son Walter at Joplin
Mo
~-Dr Charlie Routh, little Eliza
beth Lewis and Gordon Lewis have
returned from Little Rock
Mrs. n. Il Hunt, Of Vermont Is
+, visii,ns her sister Mrs ], W Page'
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
A Falae Report.

Dr. s, ', Ewcfs, IN charge OT the
tick eradication in Boone county,
says the report that n couple of cat.
tie were killed Ot the Bergman Dip
ping vat last week Is positively
false, that 50 far not n single animal
has been killed at any vat Ia the
county Mcssrs Bob Harris and
Patton Davis lost cattle which had
probably been dipped, from Texas
fever, but their death was in no way
due to the dipping, He reports the
work highly satisfactory through
out the county
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Sales Day in Harrison.

A splendid crowd, full of interest
in practical farm matters, marked
Harrison's first Sales Dav last Sat
urday, and a good business was
done, not only by our merchants
but by the farmers who wished
either to buy or sell The display of
farm products was light, but first
class.
Premiums were awarded as fol-
lows:
STOCK.
Finest Stallion, So to Oscar Rog-
ers; ]. w. Miller 2nd.
Best Horse Colt, $3.50 to W,
Miller; Gus Gather 2nd.
Best Mule Colt, 50 so to Claude
Petit; Joe Daniel 2nd,
Best Team of mules, So to G. B.
Parker; Joe Daniel 2nd.
Best Brood Mare, So to John
Klepper; Jas. Majors 2nd,
FARM PRoDUcTs.
Best Plate Summer Apples, 81 to
John Maxey. Plate Peaches 81 to
NJ. L. Taylor. Peck of onions 81 to
Min Cook, Bale Of Alfalfa Hay ST.
to Claude Petit,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Harrison District M. E. South
Church, Quarterly, Confer
ence, 4th Round.

Valley Springs Circuit, at Center
Point, August 3.4,
Bellefonte Circuit, at Gather, Au.
gust 6-7.
Alpcna Circuit, at Alpena, 1911.
Green Forest Station, 1913,
Berryville Circuit, at Moore school
house, 24-25.
BerryvilIe Station, August 31st
and September lst,
Kingston Circuit, at Purdy, Sep.
tcmbcr 2-3
Usage Circuit, at Usage, rs,
Harrison Station, 0.10.
Marshall Station, 14.15.
Leslie Station, 1916,
Edgemont Circuit, at Edgemont,
1917
Clinton Circuit, at Scotland, u.
90,
Dennard Circuit, at Pleasant
Grove, 2S.20
YclvilIe Circuit, at Oakland, Oc-
tobcr SO,
Cottcr Circuit at Gossyille, 1918,
Mountain Home Circuit, at Noun.
tain Home, 1914,
Yellyille Station 1920
Lead Hill Circuit, at Pyatt, 2G.27
Eureka Springs Station, Novcm.
Der 9.1O,
W, Y, MARTIN, =, Z,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
M. Y. Church Announcements.

On next sunday morning Rev, X,
I, l., Beard2n, Of MorfiIlton, will
preach at the NJ, y, Church South,
He was formerly pastor ut this
place and his many friends will be
glad to see him again,
REVIVAL MEETING,
Rev, WomNck aud his people will
engage in revival services on Sun.
day, August II, at the church The
preaching will be done by Rev + $,
II, Johnston, Of Conway, and the
singing will be conducted by Ben
Andrews, Of this place We are eS.
pectng u great time and desire that
everyone attend and lend all the as.
sistOnce possible,
SrATE.WmR PRounITlON MEETING,
On Sunday evening, ut the Court
House, Rev, Lee Bearden will ad.
dress the people on the above sub.
jcct The speaker needs no intro
duction 90 the people Of Harrison,
since he lived and worked here for
three years Let everybody come
and help in this great work
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
The Toy Shop.

For the benefit of the Public Ii
brary, will be given in the Airdome
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
August the 9th and 7th, the famous
three-act play, Bib" a comedy of
toys, with a cast Of sixty. The
characters are as follows:
GLUE POT, the toyman,
Harry Ray
KATY, the toyman's daughter,
Lucille Tyson
Bib, a French doll,
Mary Newman
ANGELICA, rag doll,
Eleanor Harlan
ToPsY, a black doll,
Matte Zimmerman
Prince CARAMEL, agentleman doll,
Ralph Hull
CAPT. TmLIE ROPE, sailor doll,
Gregg Lewis
SERGEANT BoNBoN, a soldier doll
Leo Kuder
SYLvANIA, a retired fairy,
Cathleen Garvin
Miss PUDDING HEAD, adolps head,
Agnes Newman
Sandman
MAN.N.THE-MOON Iustin Harris
PUNCH AND JUDY
TEN JAPANESE DoLLS.-Frances Ty-
son, Lulu JcrniSon, Harvey Lewis,
Lorena Campbell, Lois Harlan, An.
ME Mitchell, Maude Conncrley, Hal.
lean Harrcll, and Louise Gardner
FROG, OWL, CAT, PFC. - Osborne
Garvin, John Lewis, James Beach,
Ernest Andrews
PAPER DoLLIEs, Ruth Greene Ru.
by Woods, Josie Frank Glass, Vir-
ginia Larimer, Margery Harlan, Dor
othy Joe Welch, Eleanor Fellows,
Marguerite Tyson.
a FAIRY TRAIN Elizabeth Lewis,
Martha Shinn, Lillian Kirby, Helen
Larimer, Irene Larimer, Martha Da.
Wis, and Katherine Frew,
JUMPING JACKS Sammy Holt, Os-
borne Garyin, Courtney Clendenin,
John Newman John Lewis and Lon
ME Zimmerman.
LETTER BLOCKS William Kccner,
Fred Tyson, Jay Jernigan, Stephen
Cook, Rollins Gardner, Elmer Ham
merschmidt, John Grey Crump.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Program Partially Arrang-
ed and Date Fixed.

At meeting last Monday of the
various committees having in charge
the coming Confederate Reunion,
September 20-21, the following pro-
gram was arranged;
FRIDAY MORNING.
10 o'clock. - Music by Military
Band.
Enrolment Of members and pay
ment Of dues.
Assignment Of visitors to homes.
AFTERNOON.
Address of Welcome by Mayor or
someone whom he selects.
Address Of Welcome by president
of the Daughters of the Confederacy,
Mrs. Lou Lewis.
Response by Dr. II. L. Routh for
U. c. v, and Marvin Hathcoat for
Sons of Veterans.
Songs by U, D {. Choir,
. NIGHT.
Camp FIRE, presided over by Major
w. S, Allen.
SATURDAY MORNING.
10 o'clock. - Parade OF Veterans,
Sons Of Veterans and y. D. I.
Speech by Gen J. F. Smith, of Lit
tie Rock,
Paper by Mrs, J, W Helm,
Noon, Basket Dinner.
Addresses by J, N TiIlman, Withe
Walker, DR., c, II, Brough, and 9TH
ers.
Everybody invited to attend, and
bring their baskets and take dinner
on the grounds both days.
Committee on Finance, - Claude
Wilson, r. NJ, Fellows and Roy Mi.
lum.
Committee on Homes. w. +. Cor.
don, John D, Tyson and W, S Allen,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
w. j. Adair Dead.

Willie ], AdOir, well known in
Boone county where he lived up 60
four years ago, died on Thursday
last at his home near Clovis, New
Mexico, after an illness Of typhoid
fever, Ills remains are on the road
here, aud will probably be buried
at White Church next Monday, A
large circle Of relatives aud friends
join IN sympathy with the stricken
widow who Is Il daughter of our
townsman Il Parker
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Hise-Phillips.

Iohr W. Ilisc aud Miss Lcona
Phillips were quietly married at the
NJ, Il, South Parsonage on Wcdnes'
day afternoon July 3lst Both are
well known and popular young peo'
ple of Harrison, and have the best
wishes and congratulations Of q
large circle Of friends, 1t is under.
stood they will leave soon for their
future home in Mounds III,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Bellefonte.
Crops are fne

Nl'p0 tlN IllN
Virgil Stllwells little boy Roy
was taken i'll suddenly Monday
afternoon,
Jas Nicholson, who has been at
Sulphur Mountain for several weeks
says he feels much better,
DR. and Mrs, A y, Finch are in
Tennessee visiting relatives, DR..
Carl is trying keeping house in his
mothers absencei
! h. Eon was called 60 Western
Grove Saturday to see his sister
Mrs Robt. Rowland who is s5
years old She is very dangerously
i'll,
John Hale has been working in the
Farmers Bank at Harrison for the
last month l., f. Eolr cashier Of
that bank made him present of a
doe English Bull Dog pup Monday,
Quite a crowd from here went to
Sulphur Mountain Monday Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Glover and little
daughter Wilmp from Lonoke are
at the mountain, Mrs, Ella Hale.
Den and Myrtle Bon, and Mary aud
Nellie Hawkins went out Monday
to Join them for about five weeks.
John Hale and JAS Hawkins intend
to go Wednesday to stay month,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Hasty.

We have had no rain since the 2nd
OF lulN
Willie Morrison Is preparing 20
build new residence near llasty
John Jones aud Harrison Agee
made n business trip to Boone coun.
ty this week,
The new school house, built by
Willie Taylor and Carl llaneeel, has
been completed,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Progressive Party.

Pursuant to a call, the Progress
ives met at the Court House on July
p, 1912, The meeting was called
to order by F. +. Patrick, J. l.,
Clute was elected temporary chair
man and W. H Cecil temporary sec
retary,
Motion made and carried that the
meeting go into permanent organi-
cation.
On motion the chairman appoint
ed as committee on organization, D..
W. Cave, J. T. Cooper, and ". A..
Markley.
Committee on Resolutions. &C. l.,
Christian, F. +. Patrick and W. II,
Cecil
On motion a recess was taken for
ten minutes. After recess the COM
mittee or, permanent organization
reported the following roll
F. E. Patrick, J. T, Cooper, G, l.
Jackson, D, W, Cave, Marion Long,
John Kirsh, Walter Markley, W. B,
Ray, J. l., Clute, c. + Treasc, W. N,
Qualls, Sherman Cantrell, ], b.
Speak, 6, L, Christian, W, II, Cecil,
l. J Reeves, J, N ShaddoX, John W..
Logan, is, Bit, J. NJ. Langton,
j, NJ. Boyer, NJ, T, Ball, J, W. Monk,
a J. Lopp, Z. O. Lopp, J. Y. Logan,
and Riley b, Cecil,
On motion the report was adopt,
ed.
The report on resolutions was as
follows;
We, the members of the Boone
County National Republican Par
ty, assembled in mass convcn.
tion, hereby pledge our support and
allegiance to the great Progressive
cause and be il
Resolved, that We condemn the
actions Of the Republican National
Committee and the Republican Ma
tional convention recently held at
Chicago.
We favor the candidacy Of Theo.
dore Roosevelt, the greatest living
American, for the presidency Of the
United States, and we pledge our
support to his policies, This reso.
luton was adopted unanimously,
Delegates to the state convention
were elected as follows; i, L Pat
rick 6, l., Christian and W, II, Cc-
ell with Walter Markley, ", b, Ray
and d, ", Cave as alternates,
On motion, f. L Patrick was
elected member of the state central
committee, On motion the meeting
proceeded to elect n county central
committee, one member for each
township except Harrison, and two
for IL ne follows,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Hopewell.

We are needing rain in this vicin.
ity
Mrs John Raynor is visiting rela'
tiyes az Sulphur, Oklahoma
: Bro, Walter Trout is conducting n
series of meetings at Dcbukc
School is progressing nicely under
the supervision Of Prof Ernest Rose,
Rev L,R Gopps Of this place filled
his appointment at Sonsing last
sunday
Miss Fuma IIoneycutt has just re.
turned from q three weeks visit
with relatives near Yellyille,
Bro, John Klcppcr will begin opro-
troctcd meeting at IIopcwcll An.
gust 3rd
Mrs, Bertha Iloneyeut Of Bruno,
is visiting at the home Of her father
in.law, $, +, Honeyeutt
The School Improvement Associa-
ton met Friday and appointed the
following committee on programs
Mrs, Charles Garrett Mrs, { Il
Green, Mr. and Mrs, faus Baines,
Ernest Rose and Lee llOneyeutt,
The committee met Saturday and
arranged an interesting program to
be rendered August the 9th,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Prices for Cash.

One StG 90 six inch fence wire for
$3.50,
One 81 twelve inch fence 1915.
Blwood Fence Sl
Eighty Rod Galvanized i-point
hog barbcd ~ 90,
Eighty Rod Galvanized i.point
COW wire bafbed S2l6,
SO Hay ties 70ets,
MAeSFzs.k knRsBn HARDWARE Gu.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03

John Sugg has purchased the
two.story residence just across the
street In front of ! +, Briseoe's, and
moved 60 IT, James Tyc, who has
been living there, has moved 90 the
residence vacated by Mr. Sugg, east
Of G. c, Bentg'e, 10 thc north part Of
town,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
For Sale.

$500 acre tract Of land, good
showings of zinc in different places,
In the heart of the Mineral Belt near
the town Of Zine, s. ! RIrcnE
Harrison, Ark,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03

Harrison IL ready 60 submit her
proposition on the location Of thc
Railroad Shops here and has so noti'
fed the railroad company, The Iol'
lowing have been appointed ~ Il
conference committees W, +, Cor
don, {, NJ Green, W, II, Cecil W j.
Myers, A, i, Walters, { |" Glincs,
Troy Pace ", II Parker and Roy
Milum,
AT the recent Progressive Repub.
iean state convention, T, L, Patrick
was made n member of the state
Central Committee from Boone, and
W, II, Cecil delegate to the national
convention from the 3rd congress
eonal district, Il, f. Ruble, Of Jas
per, will be Roosevelt eleetof from
this district,
Our Hall Club went down to
Marshall Saturday and woa two
games by the handsome score Of 10
to 0 aud IL to 2,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
SCENE The Toy Shop,

SCENE The Toy Shop,
TIME Just before Christmas
Act /, 0 o'clock, The tops come
to life,
Act ., Midnight, Topsy announ.
ces that b bi has "elopcd" with the
man.in.the.moon.
Act 8 Morning, The faithful ser.
geant has been rewarded, Quiet
once again reigns in the toy shop.
General admission 25 cents
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
Big Day at olvey.

Special attractions at Olyey Sat
urday August 10th, Base Ball in
the afternoon, Ice Cream social in
the evening Everybody invited,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-03
for it, as follows ;

Harrison, &, L, Christian and W.
II Rublc,
Crooked Creek, Ewing, Bcllciontc,
Carrollton, Young, Bear Creek, EliX.
ir, Washington, Blythe and Prairie
to be supplied,
On motion the chairman was au.
thorizcd 90 procure n speaker Of
state or national reputation 60 adj
dress a Progressive meeting, the
date to he fixed some time in the Iu-
tufe, On motion the meeting was
adjourned, subject TO the call of the
chairman,
W, II CRcno ], l., CLurE,
Secretary Chairman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-29
"COTTON TAIL" FUR
 FOR MISS WILSON
Unioue Exhibit at TallapOOsa Fair Will Be Sent to White House
 in March

Alexander City. October 8.--(Special.)- The Tallapoosa County fair. which closed Saturday at Alexander City, has proven the marvel of success to it's confiding friends and visitors. There were 1s2 splen- did exhibits on hand, consisting of agri- culture, live stock, poultry, cooking, nee dlework. childs work. painting, flowers and the curio corner.
 Without attempting to enter into the names of prize winners. only mention will be made of the agricultural sweep stake, who Is w. B. Fulton of Dade- vile. Everyone. while highly admirins and freely commenting on the excellence of all exhibits, was open to admit this exhibit of w. B. Fulton was a mar velous display of Tallapoosa's products.
 In the corner of curios was displayed by Mrs. Rertie Turner of Dadeville, ons of the most interesting of all curios A beautiful fur cape was made from the tails of 153 Tallapoosa ''cotton-tail' rab- bits. This is regarded by every observe as one of the most unique and beautiful curios ever seen at any state fair, ol any collection of art. This curio bort marks as follows; The Dixie Girls Cape and to which vas attached the follow ing inscriptions:
 Made from the tails of l5s Tallapooss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-29
FOR SALE


 IF you have $500 cash, we have the most modern and up to date home on South Highlands west of 20th st. Has beau tiful living room with handsome buff pressed brick mantels, a dining room 12X17 feet, with beamed ceilings, plate rack and one side of room has built-in china closets and buffet: through French doors you can see beautiful conservatory which can be used as breakfast room, large buffers pantry with serving table and china closets. nice kitchen, large bedrooms with large sleeping porch, tile bath with d med icine chest and large linen closet, all finished in white enamel. There is also large trunk closet. Has hardwood floors, mirrored doors, beautifully decorated throughout. Peck-Williamson furnace: commands beautiful view of city; on paved street, one block of car line. nothing to compare in finish and detail has ever been offered in Birmingham for the price. Denton Williams Realty Co.,, 507-S-9 American Trust Building. Main 285. 10-27-3t- -su-tu-thu TALK WITH ALAN HENSON.
 Ground fonr k-teiuar PIdo 2-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-29
Killed at Columbia

Nashville, October 2s.--A special dis patch from Columbia, Tenn. todays says that Norman Batts. a married man. shot and killed Michael Leftwich, 30 years old, there in the soft drink stand of Leftwich. Batts was arrested, but nothing definite could be obtained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-29
By HOP

cotton-tail rabbits. and is to be present ed to the youngest daughter of Governor Wilson on the morning of his inaugural to the presidency, on March 1, 19l3.'
 The fair has been a great success in every respect and the motto of the man agement is for next year. Greater and Better than Before" Twenty thousand people passed through the gates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-29
WANTED--AGENTS

\GENTS-Do you want to run clean,
 bonafide business, selling high class hoisery, underwear and sweaters in your coinmunity? All merchandise sold through representatives direct to wear er Nothing sensational. Simply a straightforward business enterprise. quality merchandise. liberal commis- sons and our hearty cooperation. Good income assured. Reputable salespeople- investigate. Write R. X S. Supply Co. Utica. N. Y. l0-15-llt-tu-thu-su
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RATES--One cent . word n dayy no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cn<h must accompany order
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HATES--One cent a word a dnyy no ud. tnkes, for less thnn 25c for first inser-
 ton. CnsII must accompany Ordor.
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WATEs--One cent . word . dayy no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser- tiou. cnsh must accompany order.
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WA ANTED-Positlon, competent, experi-
 enced lady stenographer desires employ ment for half of each day; either morn ing or afternoon. Address G-9S, care Age erald. l0-Zf-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-29
PERSONAL
RoOMs-WANTED-BOARD

COUPLE desires two furnished rooms and private bath and breakfast. on Southside. Address T-96. care Age-Her- aid lO-27-3t
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furnished light house. keeping rooms. modern conveniences.
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