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Kentucky Dew is 100-proof whis-
key, bottled in bond. and put up es-
pecially for medicinal purposes. One
quart, $3.50; welve quars, delivered
your express office for $3.50. G.
D. Hogan & Co., Ocala, Fls.-ad
t-1S-f.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris, Mr.
Charles Lloyd and Master Harris
Powers visited the phosphate mines
at Inverness, Dunnellon and Rockwell
Friday.
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You can get four quarts of HO-
CAMS Rye Whiskey, delivered, for
1878, and there's nothing better on
the market at the price. G. D. Ho-
gan & Co., Ocala. Fla.-ad 4-1S-tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Big black
mule. Reason for selling: A decrease
in business and big increase in taxes.
Apply to H. Thalgott, Dunnellon, Fla.
-ad 7-25-2tw.
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FOR SALE-2000 it 3-4-inch galvan-
lied pipe, fitted with skinner nozZles.
P. X. Richardson, Evinston, Fla.-ad
9-5-4tw
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WANTED-Live foxes, good strong
ones, not crippled. Will pay So each.
NJ. S. Walton, Tallapoosa, Ga.-ad
S-1-3m
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FOR SALE-Ballard' strain, i'm
ported Indian Runner ducks; colors,
fawn and white. Also Rhode Island
Red hens. Address Joseph /. Gist,
Mcintosh, Fla.-ad S-22-4t"
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TIES WANTED-Will pay fancy
prices, and go any day to inspect and
pay for same on the ground. w. A.
Ratliff, Hampton, Fla.-ad 9-12-4t
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Get your peas and other seed from
the Oua Seed Store.-ad 7-1S-tf
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z. >. NQrlHLt.
Brush ykuob Mo,

- Soai y ~ hSo ANIOs
Dear Sir and Rrother-Dur.
Ilrg past year or so have catched
a glimpse Of a few numbers of
the CREsSEG' and have snatched
many moments Of enjoyment and
elevated suggestions from a busy
life. Being full of religious en-.
thuism and instiled with a de.
sire to get the best there is in
the religious and political world,
| want to hand in my subscrip.
ton for the CEEssET,
Having noted in several papers
that Missouri and Indiana have
special columns, l think that
New York, the Empire State
should ais have a say, and if
there ism t no objections I will
try in my humble way to contri.
butte my part to the grand and
glorious work,
I am a married man, with a
wife and one noy: Age - years
1 months respectfully. | am a.
bout two year. n ;er than my
wife and ". .:euv nnen married
quite > yea"-- 80.
take a gre; deal of interest
in New York pujitIc9, but | aint
run for no office yet. L believe
Governor Sulyer is guilty and
should not be on the throne of
Empire State, where Roosevelt
once set, however | have always
been agin ever thine that Pat
Murphy was fur, SO don't know
just how ! stand on this question,
however might say that I agree
with the ClsESsET and am an.
xious to hear What it has to say,
Respectively.
Asa Erl Martin,
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~ THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES OF TODAY.


'"''r horses also are sHItter than the leoparus
anu a'e more fierce than the evening wolves
anu thelr horcsmen shall spread themselves
'"u 'h@ir horSemen shall come from far they
snail IVY as the eagle that hasteth to eat,
lisb. Is
ltsays the horse.man fly like
the eagle TO eat. this to the
many Wo uld sound strange, that
norSeman would fly like the
eagle But strange or not we
SAID In our Sermon Is years ago
thai this would be fulfilled when
the time come that thev would
have a'rships to fly in, while it
was only talk then of aIrships.
1t IS now an evident fact that
they have them, And when we
once know that they are many
great airships and the people who
heard US preach that sermon.
thos:. who are yet alive and re.
mem Der, will know what we said
then is now coming to pass
sorG OF the people will remem-
der that we said on that occasion
what fearful and dangerous
time it will be when they once
have their airships, thav they
will be able to set on fire whole
citys" and nov they have the m
and they are making great prep
alations to use them in war that
is to fight with, so the people who
heard us say these things then
have no ootn f2' doubt, of the
N,h" -0'% onHG At hand. To the
'C1.1"h r""t."" ID. X. foolish to
sly -; :, liza j., shall fly like the
/ tus eagle to eat, when horses or
wagons or even the cars cannot
fly they must run on the earth
but when we look at tue airships
the mysteries is solved and the
prophe sy fulfilled and the word
teach US that right at the time of
this fulfillment of this scripture
His mind changed, please read.
4hen shall his mind change and he shall pass
over and offend imputing this biz power unto
his god. Ilab. LII
This change of mind brings a
new drama before US which we
shall speak of later on, for we
| are not through with the proph.
sizes which arc being fulfilled
at the present time please read.
The chariots shall rage in the streets they
shall justle one against another in the b,oal
ways they shall scem Ike torches they shall
run like the lirh,ninss. Nahum. FL
i You will never see the time
come, when this prophesy is any
more fulfilled than now. When
you see the automobiles, rushing
over the streets-And over the
land like the car that took Tha ",
at the rate of 20 miles 40 hour, in
leaving Matwane. You will then
see the full and completeness OF
those scriptures. And when we
look over our land. and see the
great tumult, we will realize chat
the folio wing scripture is fast
being fulfilled, please read;
he taat datheth iu pieces IS come up tc.erc
| thy face: keep the munitiou watch the wa
make thy lcins strocs fo.tiiy thy pow,
nightly. Nahum, ST
When we look at West Vii giu,s
in the striking regions as they
! have been and ali over the east
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For J. know your ulanlto]u
tranSgHessions and yr"' mighty
sins: they aftllcJ the sJst they
take bribc and they IHlu aside
the poor in the gate i'p7, ,neir
right" {Amos. 1.1t-l.N
The reader will see lhdv this
scripture is completely j&}tlled
today, For all the ~ncja,l'tic
principles given by s'rrao Ne .
deemer, is tramped undo. foot
ot the socelled churches and
rich men OF today. Therefore
God said;
Hear this word ye kline Of
Bashan that are in the mountain
ST Samaria which opprosS the
poor which crush IT,, HlcAy
which say to their masters Bring
and let US drink.
! The Lord God hath sworn by
his holiness that 10, 'ts days
shall come upon you tha' &c will
take you away with hCuN# and
your posterity with flsLt'conS.' y
(Amos. 1-1-2)
Yes ye kline If Bashan although
you have said, and are now full
, tilllng your word in saying:
va | will go up 10 the lar d of
unWalled villages: | will 40 10
| them that are at rest that dwell
safely all of them dwelling with
out walls and having Me!ther
| bars nor gates.
To take a spoil and to take a
jprey; to turn thine hand upon
the dcsolate places that are now
inhabited and upon the PEOPLE
that are gathered out Of the
nations which have gotten cattle
and goods that dwell in the midst
OF the land y 'Ezek, 3s-ll-l0
This is now being fulfilled in
poperyism. And it cannot be
truthfully denied. For God
said:
And thou shalt come frt IN thy
place out Of the north parts,
thou and many people with thee
all CT them riding upon horses.
a great company and a mighty
army;
And thuo sialt come against
my people Israel, IS a cloud to
cover the land; it shall be in the
later days, and l will bring hee
against my land, that the people
| may k now me when I shall oe
sancti fed in thee o Cog, before
their eyes,( Ezekiel 38 Is 15,
This prophesv is coming to
pass now IN poperyism. For Is
is written again;
And ne shall plant the taber.
nacles Of bis palace between The
seas in the glorious holy noun
tain yet he Shall come to his end,
and mono shall help him"
(Dan. !l-A5l
H. AIS lis :4o3rua....s 1.
"as"iEsac~ ~l.y. Ana Als .ae
power G. ,.,1.s'2..-:aY.
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{ Text.
! Bat thou shalt say unto th.m, THIS IS q
| nation that obeyeth no: the voice of tn. Io-i
their God nor reeeiveth correction, trNth is
persisted and is cut c:f from ,hci. mouth.
Jcr. ,-2s
No they will not hear, for
iChcist thru one Of his servants
repeated what had been written
land said.
! Behold ye despi=egs and aonds. sni pe,is.
for work work IL your tuys work which
ye shall in 10 wise believe thpuch man do.
clare it unto you. Acts Isl
| Dear readers for the last 20
lyears we have been telling the
lpeople those things that are com
ing to pass at the present time,
land they would net believe it.
O}pseasti<}o in a past issue headed
"A Serman for the Present.
was intended. for, forethovght
on this article, But it may be
true also that they will not hear
or believe what we give them in
this Article just like the Word
says they do not believe them:'
! And yet, the fulfilling Of them can
be seen every day. Can it be DOS
sib!e that people who read the
CRESSET and heard US preach
from 10 to 20 years ago the things
That is coming to pass now. We
say is it possable that We will
not hear and believe 1t, certainly
1t cannot be possable: you wnc
heard US then will ce rtainn he.
lleve now, when you a., t..u
reading this Artlc, Let Us te.
mind some OF you, that Is years
ago, on the O=age river W lit
tie stream called Lick Branch ir
a private house, owned then by
Brother Peter Cooper. the same
man owns and occupies it now,
and many others who heard US
then live there yet, and read the
CRESsET and 10 doubt who will
remember, when they set under
the sound Of our voice and heard
US preach, useing the following
as a text.
| Behold yc among the hcethen ard regard
ard wonder marvcllourly; for will work
work in your days which ye will no, heliev,
though it be told you. iab. ID
In connection with (Acts 1G H.,
BY the request of Bro, Frank
Settles, who now sleeps with
the pale nations Of the dead. AT
ter quoting our text, we then re
fered our readers to the 6 V
which reads.
+, For 10 raise mp the ChalLeans that bite,
and hastily nation which shan march through
The breadth Of be land to possess the dwelling
places that are not theirs. Hab. 10
This we then did to prove tina
this mighty work would be don,
by this mighty nation, the Cald
cans Catholic nation) who woult
march thru the land like the
Coxy army marching thru the
| land as they did, and we mus
say that to our judgement j
Twas a true fact, that their juds
Encnt and dignity proceeded Q
themselves, just as the wore
says. And the word farther say.
thai the horses of this mighty
nation are swift and fierce,
lDaase read.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-10-02

crn country, and then look vest
ward over the fields of labor,
where the gods Of earth hav2
their police and soldiers, to do
their bidding, mattering not
how many mothers and children
are trampied under the feet of
horses, so we must say that
he that dashes in pieces have
come up, the cruel The mighty
warrior the man of sin who op-
poseth and exalieth himself
above all that is called God. I'm,
der the supervision of this sea
monster;
The hoTsemah lifted up both the ht .ht sword
and the glitterins spear: and thcrc ~ a
multitude of Slain and great number q,
curcatscs; and there is none end Of thei.
sorpses: they stumble upon their corpses:
nerause Of the multitude of the whorelone
of the well favored harlot. the mistress o,
witchcrafts that selleth nations through le,
whoredoms and families through her vithcraf
Nahum. 3-3-4
Selling nations, and families
with her witch.craft; Rev. saws;
An1 upon her forehead was name written
MYSTERY BABYLON THE GREAT THE
MOTHER or lIAHLoTs AND AsonIN,7IoN
>F the EARTH. Rev. ..l;--5
Also;
And he cried mighty with strong voice
saying Babylon the great is .allen s ta,er AMI
ls become the habitation OF devils and tho hold
of every foul spirit and cage of every uuclasr
and hatcfn bird
For all nations hayc drunk of the wine o. 'ht
wrath Of her forncation and the kings OF the
earth have committed tornication with her alb,
the merchants Of the earth was waxcd yret
through the abundance OF her d.ca,ics.
Rev. ~ -.-3
Those things are fulfilled be.
fore our eyes today. Therefore
Gol has said:
The lion hath roared who will not fear; m,
Lord God hath spoken who can but prophcsy.
Amos. G-,s
Therefore, we shall follow ur
the instructions of our God
please read;
Publish in The palaces at Asblod and il
the palaces in the land of Egypt aud say
assemble yourselves upon the mountains Of
SamariA ar'i behold the great tulnults I'm the
nl!ds. thereof aud the oppressed in the nds,
the rcof.
For they hEow not to do right saith the Lore
who store up violence and robbery in thei,
palaces. Amos3- g. 10,
We shall publish these facts in
the Lodges CT Masonry. And
we shalt also publish these facts
in the Lodges of Oddfellows. And
we shall ask them to assemble
themselves in the mountains of
Samaria (Amcrica) and see the
great tumults and the oppressed
in the midst thereof. And the
reason of :hem not knowing tc
do right is because they store ur
violence and robbery in this
beautiful country. The reader
when he reads ttis will know
that this is being fulfilled now
Therefore we again quote you
a fulillment Of scripture;
'Forasruch therefore as you.
treading is upon the poor. ard ye
take from him burdens oi Wnear
We have built houses OF hcwr
stone but ye shall not dwell i1
them We have planted pleasaA
vineyards, but ye shall not drinl
wine Of them.
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A BOOK. FOR EVERY FAMILY


We have completed BOOK of over four hundred pages
treating nearly every Subject of the Bible and the
wrongs belonging theories of perpored be he
Bible Teachings that every Reader and Family
in t,,r possession 1t will be grand tea True
h@rW!eds sr tC every one.
no one sill be without it wnen read S-nt
order accompanied with dollar aud will send you
the Book -Ed,WoRLDs CREssET,
Brushyknob Mo.
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MIR, JAMES MCINTOSH.

Ia one WHO YOU can depend up.
on for to Cry your Sales. He is
Doth Energetic, Quick and Act
i've in his work, and will more
han make you your money,
Call on him at his home.
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.:NOTlCE.

The Colony grist mill will run
ON every Saturday and will only
grind on Saturdays.
COLONY TRUSTEES.
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SUBSCRIPTION

R0LL OF H0N0R
Continued till next week.
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Published,. Every Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-02

DIRECTORS CHOSEN
FOR ENSUING YEAR

Directors for the ensuing Year were
elected at the regular meeting of the AS
sociated Charities yesterday at noon a,
follows;
2. G.. Shook, president; John L. Kaul
first vice president; Otto Marx, second
vice president: Thomas Hopkins. treas
urer; George IS Tarrant, w. z. G. Hard
ing, M. V. Joseph. George Gordon Craw-
ford, W. w. Crawford. Robert Jelnison.
Jr., Richard w. Massey, S. ID. Weakley,
]. X Broekman Ers!Sine Ramsay. A. H..
Ford, J. w. Mcqueen, j. D. Moore, r. r..
Johnston, Culpepper Exum, Frank p.
Glass. William Ryan, John c. I.us<.
Clement Ga2zam. James J. Smith. Oscar
c. Turner, Mai. Il. M. Tntwiler, DIR. j. IT..
Phillips, Robert lemison, Sr. c. r. Fair
BARN, Webb Offutt. Donald Conner, j. IT,.
McCary. Solon Jacobs A. r. Iillille, G..
W. Stewart, j. w. Minor, John B. Bur-
ris, Murray Brown, Henry Hiden, drec-
tors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-02
CITY ORDINANCES
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll or
list prepared In accordance with the law in such
cases. made and provided under ordinance en-
titled Improvement Ordinance No. 664C New
Series. to provide for certain improvements on 1st
from the west property line of 18th street TO
the east property line Of 2lst street adopted on
August O. 1912, and confirmed August 21. 1912.
by the Board OF Commissioners of the City of Br-
mingham, has been delivered and is open for
inspection In the office of the City Comptroller, the
person authorized to make collections OF assessments
for Improvements constructed under said ordinance.
and that the Board Of Commissioner Of tile City of
birmingham will meet on the 23rd day Of September.
1918. In the Council Chamber Of the City Hall Of
Birmingham at 3 O'Clock D. m to hear and deter
mine any objections, protests defenses that he
filed to such proposed assessments the amount
thereof
The general character of the improvements con
structed under said ordinance consists of certain
creosoted wood block paving. granite eurbing and
reseng OF curbs, with the necessary drainage pipes
and inleis
The streets. avenues. alleys or other highways or
portions thereof along which said improvements have
been constructed and the terminal points Of said i'm
provements are as follows. to wit: On LIST avenue
from The west curb line Of 18th street to the
curb line OF 2lst street. The area drained by said
improvements consists Of said portions of said high
ways improved as aforesaid and the lots parcels
o. land aonttng thereon. and the ntersecting high
ways Tor half block In each direction and the
lots or parcels of land abutng thereon.
IL $. RYAli City Clerk.
Age Herald. September 2. 1918.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-02
WANTED-SALESMEN

6ALESMEN WANTED-A few good men
to sell Eel Paso lots at s45 to $50 on easy
terms. Best seller on the market today.
Birdseye view furnished. FL Paso
Heights Investment Co.. Box $40. Ell
Paso, Tex. s-2O-2ot
WANTED-Traveling representative for
state of Alabama of experience and
knowledge of manufacturing stationery
business. Apply with references as to
ability and character. Walker, Evans
\ a. Cogswel Co., Charleston, S. c. s-2s-tf
AALESMEN in small towns to sell stand
eSard styles and fabrics of laces and em-
btpderies from largest New York stock
IT &heapest market prices: liberal credit
ond Aerms. No objection to carrying other
lines: state references and experience; !;
% per cent commission. weekly pay
ments. Box 49, Station A, New York.
S-31 of
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] BUY. sell ana exchange real estate.
J. M. Gibson, 400 Empire Bldg.
l-ff
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FOR RENT-Two clean rooms furnished
complete for housekeeping, thoroughly
modern, screens and instantaneous
water heater; close in on 21st street
Apply PIP 4th ave
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TRY POPS 5th avenue for excellent board
and rooms: neat and clean; good serv-
ice; modern conveniences; early meals;
also table boarders wanted. Mrs. Ida
Wilson. 9-2-4t
TWO furnished rooms for light house,
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FINE STGND TO LET
For lease after october l, the beau
tiful double store (40x100 or alley).
los and 110 21st street. now and for
years occupied by Warner ice cream,
lunch and confection parlors. The
building Is about so yards from and
in front of the great skyscraper Of
the jefferson County bank, nearing
completion. Agents or renters inquire
of Mr.. Warner on premises, or phone
1892 Main. S-15-sf
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MECHANIC with wide experience set
ting machinery. handling men, mill
wrighting, pipeiitting, open for prop
osition. Phone 4193 Main or address
Z-39, care Age Herald s-31-3.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PEA PEA RI. sI1ss and button shell; We are in
the market and paying the highest
prices Cor river-run slugs and pearls
are organizing camps and invest capi-
tai to responsible parties to dig shells
on a profitable basis. The Bluinenfeld
Co.. 266 Madison ave-, Memphis. Tenn
S-3l-7t
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LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN

framed pictures on Lake.
view or South Ensley car night Of
big storm, last Tuesday, marked with
name C. w. Lutz. Finder return to
Russell Bros. Ensley and receive re-
ward. 8-6-tf
diamond lavelier, three dia-
monds between Behrens park and
Five Points, on 11th ave. and be-
tween Adams drug store and Kress'
between Kress' and Odeon picture
show No. /. Call at 1888 S. 18th st.
and get reward 9-2- st
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WANTED-AGENTS

WIDE awake agents make big money
4 handling our easily demonstrated spe-
Aclalty; can be carried in pocket; write
Tor free particulars. The Florida Spe-
4 cialty Co.. Box e5s, Bradentown, Fla.
n s-31-4t
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BIG EXPENDITURE BY
ALABAMA POWER CO.
$500, Sub-StatiOn to Be
Built at Admission
TO COVER FOUR ACRES
Labor Day Largely Observed in An.
acknowledgements Have Narrow
Escape When Automobile
Turns Turtle

| Admission. September 1.-(Special.)-B Be-
tween s125.0O0 and $2o9.O0o viii be spent
in Admission by the Alabama Power COM
pany In the construction of a substation
near the plant of the Admission Foundry
| and Machine works. for which purpose
they acquired property some time ago.
The station will cover about four acres
and large number of men are now at
work on the project.
i Included in the equipment will be three
2000 *. V. A. transformers, the largest
ever brought to this section of the south.
They will receive electric energy from
the Jackson shoals plant south of here;
from the Gadsden steam plant and from
Lock u, reducing the current from 110,o00
to e2,0O0 volts.
The station is already partially In op-
GRAFTON, but it will be six months hence
before the work is completed, at which
| time the capacity of the Admission power
plant will be increased six fold.
Labor Day was largely observed in An
niston. Practically every industry in An
niston closed down, the stores gave 4
partial holiday and several thousand la4
Dor men and farmers attended the cele4
| bration al the oxford Lake park where
appropriate addresses We're made and a
big barbecue served.
| In the afternoon, the Admission and
| Piedmont baseball teams met on the loca,
diamonds a golf tournament was played
at the Country club and the occasion
was enjoyed otherwise. At the office of
both Sheriff Brooks and Chief of Police
! Shiretzki it was stated that the day had
| been very quiet.
| The automobile of Il. Is. I.usk. driven
| by w. e. Napier and NJ b. Formby OF
Jacksonville, turned turtle down an en-
bankment near Edgemont cemetery sun
day and the occupant of the car had
what was regarded a miraculous escape.
Mr.. Napper was pinoned under the cars,
but none of the men was seriously hurt.
| j. j. Arnold, former representative in
| the lower house of the legislature and
appointed recently by Governor O'Neal
to the office of probate judge of Calhoun
county for the second time, took his
oath and assumed charge OF the office
| Monday. His first act was to receive
from W. P. Acker the $40, 100000 mortgage
executed by the Alabama Power company
to the Montreal Trust company.
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[ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent n word n day; al.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tioR. Cash must accompany order.
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KODAKS

{ENs developed. ioc per foii. Frinrs. :
IA e each. Prompt Attention and
ogk The best. covell 90 ks1-tt
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FOR SALE OR fEXCHANdE for ABir-
mingham real Estate. $50 acres of land
in Monroe county; well watered and tim
bered: red landk 300 acres in cultivation
with eight h/{ises on place; 3k miles
from depot for the low price Of $3.50
per acre. ldress Owner. H-3s, care Age
Herald. s-27-St-eod
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[QNE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATES-One cent word a day; ad.
taken for less than 2Ic for first inser-
q. ". cash must accompany order.