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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-23
FOR SALE.


s15oo-Iot 50x165; Groom cottage servants
house, all rents for $50 per month, Ave.
bet oath and 25th streets, south.
s21oo-Lot 5Ox135; brand new 5-room cot
tage. front and back porch and hall.
18th street, north
$1250-31k acres land and Groom house,
barn, good we'll and out houses, good
orchard. three blocks from car line, saith
street. Woodlawn. a
$450O-Lot 8ox117h bet 18th and 18th streets.
18th ave. south, 8-room and servants
house and buggy house.
$2000-Lot 50x140; Groom house rents for
SIS per month; Bellevue ave-. near Rich
mond place.
Three beautiful homes on Highland ave.
S800-17th street. north, 4-room house
rents for $40 per month enough room on
the lot for more houses
2 beautiful homes 10Th street, South High
lands near Five Points.
$780, acres of land East Birmingham.
16 broom houses and 4-room houses.
ali rent for $50 per month.
$7750-Lot 150x190 8 Groom rouses. room
for more: rent now for ss2 per month;
good terms $50
s3lF0-Lot 5ox140; one broom cottage and
two 4-room cottages; rent for s3t. 50 per
month, Ave. c.
MALONE REAL EST. q ms. COM.
PANY, AGENTS.
2o17 Ist Avenue Both Phones SIS
BARGAINS FOR SALE.
$14o0-2 houses; with good lot: fronting
east; 2sth street, near L renting for s1S
month; good white tenants.
s6o00-10O feet on 7th avenue, near 18th
street; well improved; rents 500 per an-
mum.
$550-s1o0 cash, balance monthly: new g.
room house. Q lots. Kingston. This is a
chance for colored man to get nice
home.
S2750-12-room 2-story house,: lot 70 feer
front: most desirable part of Wood
lawn; rents for $3.50 month.
s. e. THOMPSON.
Telephone No. "A. 223 2lst street
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WANTED-Position by experienced and
competent young woman stenographer.
Address s. T., care Age-Herald.
11-23-2t
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FOR RENT-Nice. newly painted and pa
pered 7-room house; near public school;
fine water, large lot and barn; also 3
room cottage; well located. Berry &
Co.. DR.. Smith Block. phones Al.
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper or
salesman; have had five years expert
ence In general mercantile business;
can give good reference p. o. Box %,
Centreville, Ala Observation-Disclosures
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WANTED-Position as stenographer or
general office work; experienced and
can give good references. Address S. s..
care Age-Herald.
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LADIES. Chichesters English Penny
royal Pills are the best SAFE reliable;
take no other; send &c stamps for par
ticulars; Relief for Ladies' In letter by
return mail; ask your druggist. Chiches.
ter Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa
f-21-l56t-su-tu-th
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FOR SALE.
$2500-Neat South Highland cottage.
$2750-Choice 9Th ave. lott near 23d St
S5500-Good home: Ave. *.
5000 Eighth ave. place; good home or
paying investment.
$2000-New house; close in; on Southside;
with room for another house; pays now
10 per cent on $780,
$1150-W oodlawn cottage; small cash pay
ment, balance monthly.
cottage.
$500 to s15OO-Fountain Heights lots.
S45, 000-Handsome central brick store.
FOR RENT.
$30-New South Highlands 7-room house.
e. MCCONNELL e. CO.,
Both phones 46. 220 21st St
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Its a good thing. y
Bronchoda.

GENTLEMAN and wife want good
room and board with small private
family In fine neighborhood for two or
three weeks. Address, stating terms and
location, with particulars; all conven-
fences. Address Transients, P. o. Box
69S, Birmingham.
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WANTED-At once good young barber,
go per cent; guarantee s12 per week. APP
ply w. B. Hobert, Jackson, Miss.
11-23-t
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OUTFIT free. credit given; cut-price
Xmas books; 50c book 121ke; 81 book 25c:
$3.50 book Soc. Ferguson. Gill Fifth St,
Cincinnati.
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TO RENT-A nicely furnished 7-reom
house. centrally located Oh 18th ave.
south. Address ..Avenue K care Age
Herald.
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FOR SALE.
s7ooo-3-story brick building and room
cottage on corner lot, 50x140; close in;
pays IL per cent.
S800O-Modern Groom residence, 7th ave-
near 23d ST., north.
$315O-6-room cottage. lot 50x100. near 25th
street, north.
S400O-7-room residence, lot 50x140, No. 242o
First ave.
s425o-s-room residence. No. 2s1s Juniper
avenue.
$20Oo-4-room cottage, lot 5Ox1so. avenue
r, near 14th street
$500 Modern brick residence, 18th street
SOUTH near 18th ave.
50, 500-5-room cottage. 2Sd ST., near 7th
ave. north.
JOHN G. SMITH & CO.
Phones 40. 2i2 North 21st Street.
FOR SALE.
Residence. Ave. G. near 27th st....s $500
1G0x190, Ave. G. near 10Th st..... 5000
Residence, Ave. G. near 10th st.. $500
Corner residence, 7th ave. $3.50
South Highlands residence. 100x200 1000
Highland Ave. residence, 75x145.... $3.50
IS per cent. investment; houses,
avenue H ...........--...... $500
Eighth ave, and 18th ST., 100x100.. 3750
10 per cent. investment, Ave.
and oath street ................-..... $3.50
Corner residence, 10th ave., south. $500
95x240 18th ave., south. .......... 1000
Morris ave-. 6oxs2. .................... $500
Residence, Ave. /, near 18th Stu. 1900
Residence, Arlington ave-. 1000
Lot, 1st ave. bet. 21st and 22d sts.. s75o
First ave. bet. Goth and 21st sts.. 20. 600
First ave. bet. 18th and 18th sts... q. 00o
w. 3. LEEDY & Co.
liz North 21st street.
Phone. No. ~. Bell and Peoples
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WANTED-Situation as frame-maker in
shop where work Is steady, by an ex-
perienced man; good references. A W.,
care Age-Herald.
YOUNG MAN experienced in shorthand
and typewriting desires employment;
references given. ky, care Age-Her-
aid.
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LADIES-Use our harmless remedy for
delayed or suppressed menstruation; 1t
cannot fail: trial free. Paris Chemical
Co., Milwaukee, Wis 11-9-6t-su
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TOR SALE.
s2750-Residence bargain, South High
lands
$5500-South Highlands residence. bring
ing good interest.
s15.000-A well-rented store.
FOR RENT.
Two Southside stores.
Two nice cottages, north.
Two nice cottages. south
We will build houses to suit purchasers
on splendidly located lots on easy terma
c. L. sTickNEY 4 co.
zoos LIST Ave-
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CIVIL service government positions; IA
983 appointments this year; this is
1852 more than last year; excellent op-
portunities for young people; catalogue
of information free. Columbian Cores
pondence College, Washington, D. C.
11-23-4t-s
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LADIES-Dr. Stricklands monthly rem
edy relieves In hours; safe and sure;
box free; send stamp for particulars.
Crown Chemical Co., Box SO, Milwaukee,
Wis. 11-9-4t-su
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD wANTED-A gentleman and
wife without children would like a per-
manent place TO room and board, on or
before January 1; references exchanged,
strictly on southside. Address H. A,
care Age-Herald
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1t costs nothing to try
Bronchoda.
Observation-Disclosures Drug Co.

Observation-Disclosures Drug Co.
WANTED : December /, experienced
bookkeeper for retail store; state age,
references and salary expected. Address
Retail, care Axe-Herald. 11-21-3t
$17F0-Five-room house; lot 50x140; good
neighborhood; avenue d; the house In
good repair; terms, $3.50 cash. balance
S25 per month. Jones Realty Co.
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COPYING letters at home, full or spare
time. no names to supply, or addressing
envelopes; nothing to buy; $50 per
thousand paid weekly; send addressed
envelope for copy and application
blank. Imperial Co., 1913 Liberty St., N.
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LADIES copy letters at home; s12 thous-
and; send stamped envelope for appli-
cation. Dept. % Crystal Novelty Co.,
1912 Indiana Ave. Chicago.
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PERSONAL.

s2000-Bargain; 7-room corner home well
located near 18th avenue, south. Eborn,
second floor the woodward.
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$2500-Nice lot, cottage, 18th avenue.
worth more, location considered. Jones
Realty Co
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

LADIES or gents. copy letters at home
nothing to buy; S12 per thousand paid
weekly; send addressed envelope for
copy and instructions. United Pen Co.
50 Nassau St., N. Y 11-2-2t-su
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WANTED-Position by competent young
lady stenographer; rapid and accurate;
four years experience; reference former
employer. Address M. L. L., care Age
Herald.
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LADY age 50; never married respectable
and educated; worth several thousand,
requests us to seek for her suitable
husband. The Home and Comfort, To-
ledO. o,
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LADIES-Copy letters at home; $50 per
1000; send stamped envelope for applica-
ton. Leslie Novelty Co.. Dept 81, Chi
cago.
"a. 90 PER hundred securing addresses for
u.s.; send dime and stamp for blank
book and particulars. G. Coleman, 5e49
Grand Blvd, Chicago
wANTED-Lady stenographer and
bookkeeper; nice offices; liberal pay;
hours from $3.50 to $50; permanent po-
siton for right party. Address Land
Company. care Age-Herald.
s215O-100x190; Avenue F: car line. B. f.
Eborn, second floor Woodward.
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EASY Christmas money: new plan, writ
ing only; takes scarcely any of your
time; postal will bring fun details. M. D.
D. Co., Park Square, Boston, Mass.
WANTED-Ladies to do piecework at
their homes; we furnish all materials
and pay from 81 to s12 weekly; send
stamped envelope to Royal Co., "a Mon
roe St. Chicago.
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VIIE11bt0
WEALTHY, lonely kind-hearted gem
tleman, with elegant home, seeks wife
to share his home and wealth. Address
MIR. Morgan" 917 Holland Bldg, st.
Louis Mo
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FOR SGTE-Besf 4O-acre farm IN Jeffer-
son county; East Lake. See owner, 3D.
315 Woodward Bldg. 10-15-tf
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DON'T take an agency before getting
free samples and my Offer sayman.
st. Louis, Mo. 11-2-4t-su
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$2OO0-9 beautiful elevated lots, 2ist ave-
nue., about 8 blocks west of list avenue
station, North Birmingham. The great
Southern shops and car works are to
be built near these lots: ought to
double in value In twelve months.
Smith & Stillman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
DISTRICT COURT At RATION.
A Jury Dlsagrees In a Murder Case,-Four Men Sen
fenced to the PenltentIary.

After being out IS itosasSsaS ssatoh iifo
jury in the case of Robert Love, indie
ted for the murder of BERTHE Parsons,
reported that they were unable to agree
and Chief Justice Mills dismissed them
from further consideration of the case.
Love was placed under $500 bond to
appear at the next term Of court.
This case excited more interest than
any other criminal case tried in Cofax
county for many years past. The court
room was packed at every session.
BERTHE Parsons was one of crowd of
boys who, on last Halloween hauled
away an abandoned shed which was
lying in the street on the outside of
Loves premises. Love took q shotgun
and In his night clothes followed the
boys for three blocks and killed Par
sons. Loves defense was that the gun
went off accidentally and that he had
intended to shoot over their heads.
The following penitentiary sentences
were imposed by the district court, and
the prisoners were taken to the terri
torial penitentiary at Santa Fe, Thomas
Woolley, colored, murder 90years; Alex
Hubbard, Jr., larceny of horses, two
and one-half years; Ward Murphy,
forgery. two years; Willie Allen,
burglary, two years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
the HYDE EXPLORATION COMPANY.
t Is Making Extensive improvements In San Juan ant
Mckinley Counties.

Despite the fact that the general land
office has ordered the homestead entry
of Richard Wetherell at Pueblo Bonito,
San Juan county, to be cancelled. the
company is going ahead with its many
improvements although several of its
buildings are on the Cancelled home,
stead entry. The company has Nava-
10 blanket manufacturing establish
ment at Pueblo Bonito where expert
Navajo weavers are employed. There
is also warehouse with capacity OF
ten carloads At Thoreau in Mckinley
county, not far from Pueblo Bonite,
blacksmith shop and warehouse
have been established The famous
Chaco ruins are about sixty-eight miles
from Thoreau and stage line is run
from Thoreau to the ruins. From Chaco
to Pennington 1900 telephone poles
have been scattered and the telephone
line will also BIZ extended from Chaco to
Thoreau. At Pennington it will con-
meet with the Durango long distance
telephone s. stem. Trading posts have
been established at Two Gray Hills,
Largo, Hos Ho Alamo. Escayada and
other places in that part OF the terri
tory, the trade being chiefly with the
Navajoes and Utes. At Pennington a
new $4,000 store building has been
erected,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
A BANK ROBBED
0E $4,000
Five Bandits Forced Entrance Into the Bank
at Buskin, Nebraska Last
Night.
LARGE POSSE IN PURSUIT
The Inhabitants Of tho Town Were Awakened by the
Sound Of the Explosion That Wrecked the Safe
BIoodhounds Have Taken Up the Trail
Of the Robbers.

49, s1ro
Beatrice. Neb., April 5.-The state
bank at Ruskin, Neb., was robbed OF
| $4,000 in cash at midnight last night
The bandits, supposed to be five in
number, gained entrance to the bank
and blew open the vault The robbers
took all the currency and paper money
in the bank. The noise of the explos-
ion aroused the inhabitants and they
discovered three robbers making off
to westward.
Beatrice bloodhounds We're tele-
graphed for and went to Ruskin on q
special train. They at once took up the
trail to which the entire party mounted
horses. The dogs still trail in a west
erly direction, and it is thought the
robbers are riding with an effort to
reach the main line oDthe Burlington
toward Denver.
ANOTHER BANK ROBBED.
Pennvil'e. Indiana, April >. = The
Bank of Pennville, was entered by
burglars early today. The safe was
wrecked with powerful explosives. The
sum taken is estimated at S4, 600 The
robbers escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
HAPPENINGS AT
CARLSBAD
A House Entered by Two Burglars Who Rob-
bed Their Victim Of -Four Dollars and
Then Hog-Tisd Him.
A NUMBER OF CASES IN
THE DISTRICT COURT
Special Correspondence New Mexican.

Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Carlsbad April 3, 1902 The civil case
of Bobo VS. Keith and Keith, in which
the plaintiff sued for ba ance of S162,
claimed as due him as commission on
the sale of 3,749 head of sheep, was tried
before Jury today in which verdict
was rendered in favor of the defendants
and against the plaintiff for having no
cause for action Gatewood and Bate
man we're for the plaintiff md Freeman
and Cameron for the defendant.
A sheritf's jury was impaneled this
afternoon to inquire into the sanity of
Fred H. Mendenhall on the application
of his father. The verdict was that
Fred H. Mendenhall is mentally un-
sound. There is an Indictment pending
against him on the charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses From the
evidence bef Jre the sherff's jury 1T APP
peared that almost from boyhood on the
defendant, now about 39 had from time
to time run away from home, and APP
parently without necessity therefor had
drawn checks against a nonresident
personal account, or unauthorized drafts
upon his father or his friends.
Night before last. two masked men
climbed ladder at a local residence,
entered a mans sleeping apartments, and
woke him. One of the intruders hold
ing the muzzle of revolver and the
other intruder q knife at his throat, de-
manded his money. The sleeper, only
half awake grasped the knife and drew
it through his hand cutting himself
severely The intruders obtained 81,
then ''hog-tied" their victim and left,
leaving no trace of their identity.
On ednesday, the defense in the
Manning murder case nterposed a
motion for continuance, on the ground
of the absence of material witnesses.
On the showing made, the case was held
until Friday morning.
E. Il. Men>ch, formerly matchmaker
for s. Spitz at Santa Fe, passed through
Carlsbad last night on his way from
Roswell to Alamogordo, where he has
accepted a position.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
LAND UNDER IRRIGATION.
But Very Small Part Of the Arid West Mas Been Re.
claimed Thus Far

The irrigation committee of the house
of representatives has compiled II table
showing the area OF land under irrl-
CATION In the western states and terri
tories. Out of sixteen states and terri
tories enumerated, New Mexico stands
ninth in that respect with 2O4, sos acres
or only one-third of one per cent of the
total area under irrigation. Colorado
leads with 1,611,271 acres or almost
eight times as much as New Mexico un-
der irrigation. California is second
with 1,446, ,149 acres. The other west
ern states make the following showing:
Montana 07O,23l acres, Utah 629,273
acres, Wyoming 606,942 acres, Idaho
60c,54s acres, Nevada 504, ,16s acres,
Oregon $685. acres, Arizona 1s5, ,396
acres, Nebraska las, ,538 acres, Washing
ton 135, ,936 acres, South Dakota 45,Oi0
acres, Kansas 26,497 acres, North Da-
kota 5000 acres, Oklahoma 2,761 acres
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05

Howard Leland is Il native of the
state of Wisconsin, having been born in
Sauk county in that state in 1886 His
parents immigrated to the territory OF
Wisconsin from New England and We're
members of old and well known famil-
les. In 1857 the family removed to St.
Joseph Missouri, and in 1858 to Kansas,
where the subject of this sketch receiv-
ed his education in private and public
schools. He also attended Knox col
lege at Galesburg, Illinois, for two
years, 1864 and 1866. From 1866 to 1892
he was a resident of the state of Kan
sas, where he was engaged in farming,
surveying and merchandising. In 1898,
his health having been greatly impaired
by a severe attack of la grippe, he
came to Las Vegas where he remained
a short time, going thence to Albu-
iti25 a IL ~. so @,4s-HGist', position
with the Atlantic md Pacific railroad
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
A TRIUMPH FOR CLAYTON.
He Is the First Diplomat to Secure the Submission Of
Case TO the Hague Tribunal.

Washington, April 5.-Powell Clayton.
United States ambassador to Mexico, is
the first person to secure submission Of
a case to The Hague for arbitration.
For third Of century, the United
States government has been trying to
effect a settlement with the Mexican
government of the celebrated Plus
claim, involving about $l, 100000, and
just before leaving the City of Mexico
Clayton succeeded in reaching an agree
ment with the Mexican government for
the submission of this claim to tho
Hague tribunal for arbitration. The
claim involves q dispute between the
Catholic church, California, and the
government of Mexico as to the liability
of the latter for interests in certain
church lands which the Mexican govern
ment undertook to hold as trustee for
the church
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-05
CHAMPION WING SHOTS.
The End Of the Great -Four Days Race for the Wing
Shot ChamDl0nshlp,


Kansas City, Mo-, April 5.-Today, at
Blue River Park, fourteen men compe-
ted in the last of the four days race
for the wing shot championship OF Am
erica. The winner will not only become
champion shot of the United States,
but will receive the handsome trophy
captured last year by e. c. Griffith of
Pascoag, r. L., and $6SS as his portion
of the prize money. The balance of
the $11, ,4O1 prize money will be divided
among the remaining 81 high guns.
The shoot has proven the greatest
ever held by the association, and, per-
faps, brought together the most impos-
ing array of cracks ever convened. In
the shoot off today all fourteen men
made clean scores for IL rounds In the
18th round, r, w. Cool Of Aledo, His,
and q. B. Darby of Philadelphia, lost
out. In the 18th, Fred Gilbert of Spir-
1t Lake, Ia, missed by hard left
duartering of the driver. The bird was
hit, but able to fly away. In the 14th,
L. J. Squier of Cincinnati, J. L. D. Nor
rison of st. Paul, and G.. w. Clay Of
Austerlitz, KY, missed. This left but
eight men in the race, all of whom
shot clean in the 18th and 18th rounds.
In the 18th, Guy v. Deering of Colum-
bus, Wis, and F. Snyder of Crawfords-
vile, Ind. lost out. ~
The six remaining men shot straight
in the 18th, 10th and Goth rounds Roll
lost his 21st. No misses in the 22d and
23d rounds. Owen lost his oath.
Spencer, Heike, Hirschy and Pollard
were straight at the end of the 25th.
No misses in the 26th and 9th, but
Pollard lost in the 2Sth. This left
Spencer Heikes and Hirschy alone in
the race. All three killed their goth
and 3Oth. Heikes finally lost out on
the 31st. This left but two men in the
race, c. S. Spencer of St. Louis, and H.
c. Hirschy Of Minneapolis. each with
handicap of 20 yards. Hirschy had not
missed a bird since the tournament be-
gan on Monday, including the two pre-
liminary events. Both men were
straight at the 45th round, each grass
ing the birds with ease and regularity
H. G. Hirschy Of Minneapolis wins
the great American handicap. Spencer
Of st. Louis. losing his SD bird.