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compelled To Withdraw.

Des MOines, Dec 23.-One member
of the Trinity Methodist church was
compelled to withdraw from the
membership of the. church because he
refused to cancel his name from the
list of those who had signed the
saloon petition. The names of four
members of the church We're found
upon the list Three Of them agreed
TO Withdraw their names, but the
fourth refused.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
Two Killed In Wreck.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Dec. 22.-Two
trainmen were killed in head-on col.
lision at Black Buttes. where the east
bound Los Angeles limited on the
Union Pacific and a fast west-bound
freight met. Several passengers we're
shaken, but none badly hurt. The col.
hsion was due to aheayy fog.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
AutomobiIe Runs Into Bus.

Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
at the corner of A avenue east and
First street, an automobile driven
by A. G. Scott ran into the bus which
Will Richmond was driving. No one
was hurt. and little damage was done.
The tenders OF the automobile were
bent, the front axle of the bus was
bent and some paint was scratched
off the body of the bus.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
AGED Man Burned TO Death.

Ames. Iowa, Dec %: Toby Sever
son, 80 years old, an invalid, was
burned to death yesterday morning.
when fire destroyed the house occu-
pied by Anton Rynerson, six miles
south of here. Rynerson's four daugh-
tiers, Esther, Clara, Emma and Gene
We've, and a school teacher, Miss EN-
ma Thorndill, who were on the upper
floor, were more or less seriously in
jured. Toby Severson was the father
of Mrs. RynersOn.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
Oats Hauling Composition.

Farmers living in the vicinity of
Ackley have become engaged In a
lively competition in hauling oats to
market. Johannes Cobie now holds
the record. One load of grain he
brought in contained more than 1879
bushels. and weighted three tons.
Will Weber, neighbor to Mr.. Co.
bic, hauled load weighing 1890
pounds, or 155 bushels.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
Plan Epworth League Meeting.

Fay Smith, secretary of the Iowa
State Epworth league, has just an
nounced the programme for the Gen.
trail Office institute to be held at
Clear Lake, August II to %. Foreign
and home missions, rural problems,
and temperance will be considered.
DIR. w. F. Sheridan, Chicago. will be
I'm charge. a,
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Stricken While Driving.

Altoona, Dec. 23.-Anderson Win
terowd, a prominent and wealthy far
mer living east of here, owes his life
en- by acute indigestion while driving
an automobile and was unable to stop
the machine. A neighbor jumped in.
to the car, stopped it, and carried
Winterowd into the house of a neigh
Dor where he was III for thirty.six
hours.
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Lecture On HoQs.

IN. StCuder of the Ames AgriCul.
tural school, has been secured for a
lecture at the Buckeye church next
Tuesday, December 80, and the lee.
ture is open to the public. Dr. Stou,
der will talk about hogs, their care
and treatment of hog diseases. This
is an opportunity that none in the
neighborhood can afford to overlook
For other details or further informa.
ton, call |. N. Taylor, phone A, Ru
raj
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
keota Man Wins Shoot.

A keOta man has received the high
est hOnors for craftsmanship pos
sible to receive in this country. He
Is John Hahn and he won ATS out of
a possible 500 at the big international
shoot held in St Thomas, Ontario,
the first part of December. This big
shoot is open to anybody from over
the world, professional as well as anna
teurS.
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Mistaken identity

In an obituary published In the
Daily Herald OF Wednesday, Decem-
Der IL, 1t was stated that Mrs. Hen
rietta Moore was a daughter of the
late David Reaser This is erroneous.
as had Mr. Reaser lived they would
have been almost one age They ebay
no relation whatever.
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Celebrate Golden Weddinq,

Grinnell, Dec. 23I-Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen J. Sparks will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary Friday
They were married in Rock Creek,
Jasper county, in 1868. Nearly forty
relatives and as many other friends
will be present. Seven of their nine
children are living and all but one
will be here. Mr.. Sparks is eighty
years old and served in the Fortleth
Infantry during the Civil war.
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Auto Tire Thief Sentenced.

Mason City, Dec. 23.-Walter Dav-
is, Jr., negro was sentenced to five
years Imprisonment in the peniten
tiafy for larceny. He is the last of
the three automobile tire thieves who
got away with three thousand dollars
worth of tires. He was unable to
tell where the tires went.
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ROBBERS HOLD UP A TRAIN
Cover Crew Of Freight With Guns at
Fairyiew, N. ", and Unload
Silk Valued at $500.

Nyack, N. Y, Dec. 1.-the six
masked robbers held up a westbound
Erie freight train at Fairyiew, near
here. and while three covered the
crew with reyolyers. the other three
unloaded silks valued at about 1880
from the cars and carried them away
in waiting automobile. The men
escaped.
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BOYS Capture oesperado.

Boys with long ropes tripped and
held l.. Weiss of Tama as he ran the
a razor in the other. yelling that he
was looking for some one to murder.
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Poultry Show pays Out.

The recent Appanoose county poul.
try show not only paid expenses this
year. but by careful management
which was incurred two years ago.
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Undaunted by Auditor.
Unusual Matrimonial Mix.Up.

Council BUNS, Dec. Gan unus-
ual matrimonial mix-up is disclosed
by the petitions for divorce filed here.
Mrs. Mary BraDel and Richard De
vany filed suits for divorce. Mrs.
Branel's petition naming Rebecca De-
vaney, wife of Richard Devaney, as
correspondent, and Devanys petition
naming Joseph Branel, husband of
Mrs Branel, as correspondent. The
same attorney is employed by each
of the plaintiffs in these actions, a
coincidence which the attorney says
he cannot explain, but says both the
plaintiffs did not know each other un'
til they met in his Office, which was
by accident.
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May Call Special Election.

Des Moines, Dec. %: What action
will be taken to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Congressman !. 5.
Pepper will probably become known
today when Governor Clarke returns
to his office. The governor does not
have the same appointive power in
the case of vacancies in Iowa's repre-
sentation in the house as he does over
vacancies in the representation in the
senate. He is authorized, however,
to call a special election to fill the
place.
The funeral OF the late congress
man will be held at'l:30 o'clock p. M.
Friday afternoon atl Ottumwa. - -- It,.
Those surviving the deceased con
gresham are: c
The father, john Pepper OF Ottum-
wa; three brothers, Ben S. of Ottum-
wa; Ed L., of Conley Springs, Kan,
and DR.. J. l.. of Goldfield. Also five
sisters, Mrs. Myra T. Weller, of Mitch
ell, S. D., Mrs. Harriet Minthorn of
Rogue River, Ore, Mrs. Olive Har-
baugh, Kansas City, Mo, Mrs. Bertha
Pratt, Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs. Nell
p. Leider, Mitchell, S. d.
Undaunted by Auditor.
Redding, Iowa, Dec. 20: When the
state auditor turned down a petition
signed by thirty prospective stock
holders, all residing near here, asking
for another savings bank here, the pc
titioners decided to organize IA private
bank which they later hope to make
a state bank.
The state auditors reason for re-
fusing the charter was that one bank
was enough for a town the size of
Redding The building now is being
put in shape.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-11
Physician jailed.

Atlanta, Sept 10 Or. III. L. Har,
rison, according to the name given
offers. was sent back to Columbus
Ca, yesterday afternoon, charged
with forging Of checks which turned
out no good. and several Columbus
citizens are very sore on the physi.
clan. according to reports received
here.
The young man turned UP in Coluu-
bus short time ago, made friends.
and began counting a young society
woman The young woman came 10
Atlanta 10 visit friends a few days
ago md tbs young lover decided 70
ray her a visit here. Accordingly, he
cashed a number Of checks and cam
to the city Then the checks began
70 come back marked no funds +"
Harrison's arrest followed
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III
Atlanta. Sept BurlesqHe, that
naughtiest Of naughty theatrical at
fractions, is going TO make another at
tempt to break into Atlanta today &c
cordlng to the announcement Of 4
theater which has leased site OF
Wall street, cicsc to the Union depot
clcs2 to the travelling trade
burlesque company from Cinein
natl has been engaged for tho open
ing, 1t is said, and guests will be al
lowed to smoke g hoy desire.
1t has been five or six years sine
real bnrlesaue WAS presented in a
lanla Tic times were not ripe the
and the enture IVES q loser. But T
may be that Atlanta is ready for mos
anything these days.
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and feeling 4 thousand times better.
Miss AMELIA JAqJiLLAgD, 5l9 Sc
enth Street, New Orleans, la.
ST. Clair, Pa. Ny mother va
alarmed because my rtfiods were SUI
pressed and / had pains in my heok a.
side, and severe headaches. had pia
pies on my face, my complexion WAC 81
low, my sleep was disturbed, ! had nei
vous spells, was very tired and had Il
ambition. Lydia f. piakhara's Yegets
bic Compound has worked charm il
my case and has regulatedme. Iworlie
in a mill among hundreds Of girls an
have recommended your medicine t.
many of them. - - Miss EsTELLA MA
CURE, 10 Thwing St Saint Clair, Pa
Tlare IS nothing tfat teaches NOR,
llaasae. Therefore sach LET
t Il
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SAFEST Laxative Fer WoME?s
Nearly every women needs a good
laxative. Dir. Kings New LIE Pills
are good because they are prompt
safe, and do not cause pain. Mrs. M
c Dunlap Of Leadin Tenn. says;
II Kings New Life FILLS help '.ei
troubles greatly" Get box today
Priee 95c. Recommended by all drug
gists,
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HELP FOR
WORKING GIRLS
Two Csirls Tell Story Of 'Ibeis
Illness and How They
Found Relief.
New orIeana. 81. - 1aI.a 49,

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The imnlitit conllde.lce

The implicit confidence that many
people have in chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in tbs
use of that remedy and their know
ledge oeathe many remarkable cures
Of COLD oeaERnd dysentary that
it has Sale by all deal
ers,
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Don't forget the PNene Numbers, AS
and 10 for Wood Con Lime, Cement
Plaster, Shingles, Latss etc. etc
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Smoke one aga" and it will call for
several more. Mead Cigar Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-11

Smoke for Brunswick, Phoenis
Grocery Co., Distributors.
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Thoroughly equipped 70 handle all
business pertaining to Fuel or Build
ers' supplies HOPKINS SUPPLY
co. Phones 44S and TO-
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Hams, zoe a pound, at Wright 6
and Gowan's,
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Don't gum yobf machine; buy Sing
=, at Geo. f. Gays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-11

Best Sugar Cured Hams at 20o III.
at Wright & eowen Cos Phone 5,7.
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Smoke for Brunswick, Pho,ris
Grocery Co., Distributors.
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Thoroughly equtbed to handle all
business pertaining to Fuel or Build
ers' Supplies hopkins SUPPLY
co. Phones AS I'd 10,
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A WANT AID IN THE. NEWS AL.
WAYS BRING RESULTS.
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Best Sugar Cured Hams at 2o3 L
fright 6 Gowen Cos Phone 5S7
ID FEAR coNsuMPrIoN?

two years. I used DIR. Kings New
Discovery and am alive and we'll =
Your money refunded if it fails to
benefit you. The best home remedy
for coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles Price soc. and s1.00. Guar.
anteed by all druggists.
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Books 70 % En-.

Atlanta, Sept $50 poes
Atlanta cliildYn viii 5e enabled to
attend school his seassa through the
gift Of text ooks BY The Associated
Charities volutary contributions.
Gifts veg received from many
sources, irEluding one poor woman
whose lit1 son died last year. She
sent his oks. and a little bank filed
with pennies he had saved to buy a
bicycle.
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A WANT AID IN THE NEWS AL
WAYS BRING RESULTS.
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WANT COLUMN


complying with ordinance No
wheh requires the exclusive use
water closets in the severed dist
and sanitary closets in the unsegs
ed districts.
Thirty days from August Is 1ai
was ample time for all to comb
with this law. Many persons wi
have overlooked the previous noticl
and others who are wait anakf q
last few days before
comply wiz find the c,
plumbers busy in seq
Their notice viii be s.
and after the 30-ds
Is, 1913 expires, "a
not complied wiz
on the docket
t that no ped
sill add al
sill be oc6
/ |.
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Why not have babys picture takea
ebay at DLong's7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-08
KAF|R-M|LO SPECIAL
IN AMARILLO TO-DAY

with n VI. Cottrell. commissioner
OF immigration. In charge, carrying
nine cars. including Pullman anu
diner. and a party OF agricultural and
livestock experts. the Rock Island
Kafir-Milo Special will arrive In Am
.arillo this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
when lectures and demonstrations
will be given TO. the benefit OF the
farmers and citizens who are pres
ent
The Special will pass through AM
arillo al an earlier hour. going west
as far as Adrian before returning to
this city. One the eastern trip Will
dorado. Vega and Adrian will be
touched II seems assured that
number OF Amarllo's representative
business men will join the special
here on the trip west, an equal num-
Der going east as far as Benoine on
the following Monday
This train is operated In the in
teresi OF agricultural development
In the Southwest. and AT all points
touched il has been greeted with
marked interest \ specially is made
OF discussions OF kafir and milo.
which are conceded 10 be the king
crops OF the southwest The value OF
'hese crops To the stock industry will
be thoroughly shown by expert lee
turers
In the official party will be H. NJ.
Cotterell. commissioner OF immigra-
ton for the Rock Island lines. q. $
Pentecost, general passenger agent
II. T. Crowley. general live stock
agent. J. II Wilhelm. assistant gen
eral freight agent, and the follow
ing ] W NELL Of the state depart
ment OF agriculture, William Gamer
II the Agricultural and Mechanical
College OF Texas. Il d. Murray pub
Usher of Murray's Swinebreeder. +.
]. Hosey. with Armour a Co. and X.
n Harmon. with Swift a. Co.
The special committee named by
the Chamber of Commerce with +.
T.. SchOrnstein as chairman. c. VI.
Yost and G. 4 Fisk as members. an
nounced last night that the following
citizens expressed desire TO join
the Rock Island party on the east
and west trips out OF Amarillo. ].
y. Beasley. T w Brazelton. J NJ.
Walsh. Earl Cobb. +. 5. Blaisdell. J.
= Smith Others have tentatively
agreed 20 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-08
Bank ptcy Petition Filed

Signed the First National Bank.
Radford rocery Co, and Avalanche
Publishing Co. OF Lubbock. as cred
itors. petition has been filed with
United States Commissioner Rollie
H. Scales. asking that the Lubbock
DRUG Co. be declared bankrupt.
United States Deputy Marshal l.. j.
Bolton went to Lubbock yesterday to
serve necessary notice in the case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-08
New suit Filed

Under title OF r r Moore. adj
ministrator for the estate Of J II.
T Holt. deceased IS. the c r. / q
G railway company, debt. suit was
filed yesterday With Clerk ". IL
Hardin OF the Forty District
Court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-08

All Wool Underwear nj q Big Dis
count Blackburn Bros. 422 Taylor
street SAGE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04
queen s Crescent Route
LoUlsvILLE 8 NAsHyILLp sr.r,on
FOR SALE

dny ceu,r d..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04
FOR SALE.

East of goth street and south
OF Highland avneue | have a
new residence for sale. First
hoor has living room across
the entire front, opening
through French doors into
large dining room. which is
connected to attractive break
fast room. Back of this is
Kitchen and pantries and
large lattice porch. Second
floor has three bedrooms, all
large and well ventilated. ans
also glassed-in room which
can be used for sleeping
porch or bed room. 1t has
shower bath and tub bath.
All rooms are beautifully pa
pered and very attractive
selection of electric fixtures.
Lot is well elevated and has
beautiful view of city. and
is 1853 feet deep. Price only
$780, on moderate terms.
ii. M. HENDERSON,
Phone 1902 Main.
4l2-1l Empire Building.
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FOR SALE-Now is your chance to buy
nice grocery store and meat market
on the cor. north 18th ST. and 21st ave.
H. Rice 4-2-3t
SAFES-Safes and vault doors: phone
or look me up before buying; prices
right and terms easy; several second
hand bank safes on hand at bargain;
expert work done. Vance Safe Co.
Phone 5724. 1924 4th avenue. John A.
Vance Mgr. S-3O-10t
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lone CENT A WORD

RAJES--One cent q word day; mo aa.
taken for less than 26c for first 1nsef.
tfon. Cash must accompany order,
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SOME $40 LAND
w. 3. LEEDY q 60.

But look what's on 1t and where II Is.
Has 2 dwellings that cost $4,000. 40 ten
ant houses cost $500 EACH barns cost
$4,000, sawmill, grist mill and complete
ginnery with $4,000 worth Of up-to-date
machinery. Large creek, rs springs,
so horse crop in cultivation, some fine
timber. Level. red and gray SOIL Sea-
board and Southern cross at this place,
1900 acres and with the improvements
and location, we don't hesitate to say
1t is cheap at $4,000 an acre. Liberal
terms.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$3000-6-room house, lot 40
X100, fronting 26th street be-
tween 10th and 11th aves.
S2600-Nice broom house,
West End, No. 1918 Sd ave-
nue.; S400 cash, balance $40
per month.
30 acres land, large 6-room
house. hall, S-foot porch all
around house, springs and
good well; barn, smokehouse,
henhouse, IL acres land
cleared. fenced with 5-foot
wire fence, S2250, less than
the house alone cost.
WEBB COLE r. r. co. &,
POI Jeff. Co. Bank. Phone 4573.
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RATES-One cent a word q day. no nd.
taken for less thnn 25c for first fnser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED Statesmen

SALESMAN for Birmingham district;
must be a hustler; no experience neces-
sary Call in person, 305 Alabama State
Land Bldg. 4-3-3t
NANTED-TWO CLEAN CIT MEN FOR
/. OUR SALES DEPARTMENT. POSI-
TION PAYS SIS PER WEEK OPPOR-
TIrNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT IS
Z SPLENDID. CALL IMMEDIATELY,
SEE SALES MANAGER, 444 BROWN
MARX BUILDING.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04

WANTED-To exchange pretty lot in
Central park for one in East Lake
Call 2S5 Main.
If you are interested in acquiring "a
large improved lot near 5th avenue.
north. and the Roden hotel, address
owner, 1901 n. 25th street
FOR SALE at Neill's stock Yards. cor
ner Morris avenue and Gath street.
several extra fine 4-gallon COWS with
baby calves; will swap for dry cows.
Phone AGA Main.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to announce to our
patrons and those interested in
Buying, Selling and Trading
Real Estate that we have
moved our offices from the
American Trust building to No.
220 21st street I'D door from Sd
avenue). 1t is necessary for us
to occupy this whole building
to take care of our increasing
real estate business. Will be
glad to see you at any time.
DENTON-WILLIAM REALTY co
Main POS. 22o North 2lst st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04

THE earth Yields her increase: oppor-
tunities knock nothing achieved unless
YOU act- Beautiful suburban FIVE acre
tracts: stations convenient; si0o. Owner.
Box S45. Phone 5212. 4-4-St
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Office fixtures, quarter
I sawed oak; plate glass and metal drill
top marbie base; suitable for small
nank, real estate or any office desiring
first-class fixtures; will sell rea soma Bile.
Can jefferson Brick and Supply Co., cor
ner Avenue Il and 21st street 4-2-3t.
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$3.50 Cash
Balance Dead Easy

win buy you a new room two
story house on level lot 10 feet
deep. In one of the best locations
west of goth street. Has hard
wood floors, fine electric fixtures,
nicely papered. cement basement.
You can not do better for the
price of $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04

WANTED-A refined German lady wants
position as housekeeper in small fam
lily. Address NIP, care Age-Herald
4-3-4t
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-Work by colored neat woman,
in private home; laundry, house clean
ing, plain sewing or ladies' maid.
Johanna Williams, 5l6 4th avenue, north
(Smithfield), City. 4-S-2t
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[0NE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word a dayt NO ad-
taken for less than 26c for first fnser-
tioD. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-A few hours work each day
by an experienced booSkeeper and stem
ographer. Address O-S7, care Age-Her-
aid. Asst
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent = word day3 no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ti0u. Cash must accompany order.
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BOOKkEEPER, competent, acurate, re-
liable, seeks situation; can furnish ex-
cellent references and thoroughly recon-
4-S-2t
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zGENTS-Our absolutely square $50 to
$3.50 weekly salary and 30 per cent COM
mission proposition assures steady
workers unlimited prosperity. Gallo
way Bowman Co.. Division 167, Water
loo. Iowa 4-1-3t-tu-thu-fr fri
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent word q dayy mo- n u
taken for Iess than 25c for first snsefs
ti0n. Casb must accompany order
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BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONAL

6e7ssc~GxffT@f Vas 6sSSy drInk-
er. averaging over quart of whisky
daily. tried many ways to reform but
without success until l found a cer-
tain easy method and was cured in
three days. Have since saved thousands
of other victims of liquor habit 1t can
be overcome with or without drinkers $
knowledge Interesting book ltells how)
mailed plain wrapper, free u you cut
this ont and write to Edward Woods,
5s4 Sixth avenue, s25-B, New York.
4-1-30t
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WANT 10 trade for unlaproved Birming-
ham property, new and up to date store
building and apartment house in Bir-
mingham. Address U-S7, care Age-Her-
aid 4-3-4t
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FOR SALE

sS75o- Modern Groom cottage. 1901
North 14th avenue. terms. w. A.
Reynolds, Room 202, courthouse.
a. s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-04
WANTED-AGENTS

ONE CENT invested i'll postal card will
bring you a $3o TO $50 week proposition
Galloway Bros, Bowman Co, Div. 167.
Waterloo, Iowa. 4-3-2t