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the Walker Land company's map of lands near East Woodlawn, on record ir the probate office of the said county ip volume 3, pages no and 116, as:
 CD Lots 1, ?, and 9. in block 2D.
 (29 Lots and 10, in block ID.
 (3.) Lot 15, in block PIE. 4.) Lots 5, 6, ', s, g. 10, Il and 12, ii (5.j Lots 1. 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, T, 8. 9, TO- Il. 12, B, IA IS. 1s 1T, 1S 1s. 20 a and p, in block 4B.
 (s.) Lots 1. ?. 3, f. 5, G. '. 8, 9, 10, Il, P, 13 and IA, in block AID.
 CD Lots 1. 5. 6 and ', in block 2T. Cs.) Lots l, 2, B. 1, 5, 6, ', s, and 1o in block 3B.
 (s.) Lots 10. Il, F, IS, II, 15 le, r and IS. in block 3A.
 (1o) Lots 6. ', B. and 10. in block 2B. Q1.) Lots 1, 16 and IT, in block A. Q2D Block 7G, block I'll and block 9H.
 "SPAULDING."
 Also the following lots known and de. signated according to the Walker Land company's map of Spaulding, on record in the probate office of Jefferson county, in map book, volume l. page 26l as: CD Lots 1, 2 15 and Is, in block 5. (2.) Lots 1 and 2. in block G.
 (3) Lots 15 and IS, in block 2.
 (4) Lots and 6, in block 8.
 (5.) Lots 15 and 16, in block T.
 (6)Lot 4. in block 9.
 CD Lot 1, in block 13.
 (S) Lots '. 8 and 10, in block A. 60 Lots and 4, in block 16
 Also the undivided interest of the said Margaret Walker in and to the following described lands. which belonged to Will liam A. Walker, Sr, deceased, at the time of his death, which undivided inter- est in said lands was one-siXth interest and belonged to said Margaret Walker at the time of her death as one of the
  deceased:
 Q) One-sixth interest In lots l. 2 and In block SIS.
 (2) One-sixth interest in lots l. ?, 8, 4, 5, G. '. s, 9 and 10, in block 299.
 (3.) One-sixth interest in lots 14. 15. l6, 1T. IS. 19 and 20, in block 2s4.
 The foregoing property described as one-sixth interest being according to the plan of the city of Birmingham, were the same extended through the west half of the southeast quarter of section 35 town ship r, range west.
 Also the undivided one-sixth interest of part of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 3, township IS, range west, being all that part lying southeast of the Alabama Great South ern Railroad, and part lying north of said railroad (south) of Debardeleben Tract and east of Broad street, in Elyton, known as the Walker Home Place, and containing in all about 30 acres. Also an undivided one-sixth interest in five acres in the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 27 township IT. range west, bounded on the north- west by Village Creek, on the southwest by Dry Branch, on the northeast by line dividing the southwest quarter of section 27. township 1T. range 8 west
 Also an undivided one-sixth interest in and to the surfact right to the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and northwest quarter of northeast quarter of southwest quarter less acres be- longing to church and school, in section 2e, township 16, range 3 west, being 15S acres, more or less.
 R. II. FIAGOOD, Administrator Margaret Walker De- ceased
 BRADLEY 6 MORROW. Attorneys. t 10-2-2t- -thu-sun
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1 field of operations. In recent years they l have developed the art of relieving the congestion in the home market, caused by overproduction, by exports of cotton manufactures, and the exports of cotton cloths have increased from 14000. 900 yards in 1870 to thirty-six times as much in 1902.
 Up to this time the great cotton mar kets of the world have been chiefly sup piled by manufacturers in countries which produce no cotton and which draw their raw cotton from the United States. The value of the cotton goods imported by those countries having statistical re- cords amounts to nearly s600.0O0, GOO an- nually and of this the United States supplies at present but about $30,000 900, or less than per cent.
 The fact that the United States pro- duces three-fourths of the raw cotton of the world and has so developed the art of manufacture that its manufacturers are able fully to supply the enormous home market and to begin supplying their surplus to other parts of the world sug- gests, in MT. Austins opinion, that such a country should be able to make for itself a permanant position among those supplying the worlds growing demand for manufactured cotton goods.
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Told Her to Order Coffin.

Shreveport, La, October 4--Samuei Longworth, car repairer, telephoned his wife from whom he was separated, to or der her coffin, as he was going to kill her. He then proceeded to her home. in Irving Place, this city. Longworth' 8 brother-in-law, F. H. Fuller. met him at the entrance to the place and shot him dead. Fuller surrendered and was released on bond.
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ONE GENT A WORD
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. $25-5-room house; BIT 23d st. $35-7-room house; modern and new; Ave- nue H, between 29th and 30th streets. $40-S-room modern residence; College hill. $50-9-room modern furnace-heated house.; 1920 South 20th street. $50-S-room house; modern; 1007 South Fist street. $75-Handsomely furnished, new South Highland home. Storehouse, Nos, 1 and 3 S. 2oth street. suitable for large wholesale purposes.
 FOR SALE. $500 to s75O each for nice Fountain Heights lots.
 $zfoO-Choice 9th ave. lot; near 2Sd st.
 R. M'CONNELL & CO.,. Bell & Peoples phones 46. 220 Fist St.
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It,s FaIse.

Don't trust what anyone tells you about the business of Lendsay. the Florist. He can tell you more nearly what's what than anyone and especially when jeal- ousy flavors criticisms. Lindsay is jeal- ous of no one, and has the handsomest exclusive flower store in the state. Full stock of everything at all times.
 LINDSAY, THE FLORIST,
 City Hall. Roth Phones I34
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Receipts of scottsboro Postoffice.

Scottsboro. October 4--(Special)-The receipts of the Scottsboro postoffice for the fiscal year just ended amounted to s23OS.2 .21. The expenditures were $1473 .73 oyer the same quarter last year.
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CLERK AND REGISTERS SALE.
No. 24l3,

Louisville Trust Company. body corpor-
 nte, complainant, vs. B. B. Purser and
 others. defendant,
 By virtue of decree rendered on the sOth day of June, A. D., 1902, by the city court of Birmingham, Jefferson county Alabama, in said cause, l shall proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder. for cash, at public auction, before the coutt- house door. in tho city of Birmingham, within the legal hours of sale. on Mon- day, the 20th day of October, 1902, tho following described real estate:
 Lot five G), in block fifteen Q5), as laId off by the Avondale Land Company. In Avondale, Jefferson county Alabama. to
 Witness my hand this 18th day of sep- tember. 1902. JOHN s. GILLESPY.
 e-13-sOt Clerk and Register.
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state Appolntments.

Montgomery, October 4.-(Special)- 1.-The governor has appointed Robert L. Hipp
 to be a notary at Cullman. and J. c.
 Greene to be justice of the peace in beat 15, Tallapoosa county.
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Eree Demonstration.

We want to call the attention of the public to ths demonstration now taking place at the store of Dodson, Northing- ton Drug Co. Qormerly Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige. All are invited to call and get a sample of Oxolo. A free sample will be given you to take home. See ad.
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REMOVAL NOTICE! We have moved from 3O9- 3ll N. 2Oth St. to No. 1907 Sd Ave, where we will be glad to serve our friends and the public.
 WOOD-DICKERSON
 SUPPLY co.
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If you handle fertilizers in large quan- titles, read the Federal Chemical Co., s advertisement in this issue. sts
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. S55o0--3-room modern brick residence 18th sreet near 11th, south. $40O0-Residence No 2420 First ave.
 $45C0--Desirabe residence Avenue c near 26th street
 s4250-9-room modern residence No. 2e1S
 Juniper ave.
 s40Oo-No. 2S12 Fourth ave. Groom cottage
 lot 50x140.
 $65CO=-S-room residence Hst street near
 11th avenue, south.
 s4500-Beautiful lot 20th street near Five
 Points.
 s16oo-Iot 73x15o corner Hickory and
 Cypress streets.
 s1350-Lot 7Ox14S between Vine and flick
 ory streets. S700-Lot ibx100 29th street between Ave- nues F. and F. s2O-Per foot large lot corner 23rd street and 10th avenue, south. As real estate, rental and insurance agents We solicit your business and guar antec satisfaction.
 JOHN G. SMITH & co. Phones 49. PIP North Fist Street. FOR SALE. s3525-Beautiful lot; 12th avenue, south sS000--S-room house; Il street. south. s15c0--2 lots; Princeton. | s475O-s-room-house. fine lot: 10th avenue. north Magnificent truck farm, improved. RENT. | s22-6 rooms; S14 South 16th street. s1s-5 rooms; North 18th avenue. | S17. .50--5 rooms; south 14th avenue. s20-5 rooms; South 14th avenue. | s4O-New, g rooms; 12th street. south. We have other valuable resi-. denc- and business pr ropcrties for sale. c. L. sTIcKNEY 6 co. 2O05 1st Ave. Phones. 6O0. Line and half tone cuts. Age-Herald | Harnnouu
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.NEW ORLEANS IS
 STILL MINUS CARS
People Are Growing Tired of
 Walking to Business
RECEIVER FOR co. IS ASKED
Stockholders Charge That the Rail- ways Company Has Been Grossly MIsmanaged, as No Effort
 ls Made to Run Cars.

New Orleans October 1.-The failure of the Canal street merchants to effect any modus vivendi on which the street car men could return to work was disappoint- ing to the people, who have now had seven days of walking and riding In un- comfortable vehicles. Tonight Mayor Capdevielle has taken the situation i'll hand and is endeavoring to arrange settlement on a basis of ten hours and g per day. Conferences and exchanges of notes are now in progress, and will likely continue until o'clock, as has been the case every night the strike began.
 In the meantime the railway company is making every preparation in syste- matic way for the operation of their cars. The barns have been fitted up with cots and ranges and stores of groceries and supplies have been put by. The barns are all well policed, and no one is admitted to any of them.
 Receiver Is Wanted.
 The most important development today was tho filing of a petition In the civil district court for the appointment of receiver for the railway company on the 1 grounds of gross nlismanagement by the l officers. Charles A. Favrot and L A Livaudais are the st stockholders and bond holders wfio filed the application. They allege that the officers have neglected and made no effort to run cars, causing a loss to the company of many thousand dollars a day, and thus jeopardzing ehe payment Of interest on bonds. Judge ST. Paul fixed the hearing for next Tuesday. The railway officials state that the filing of this petition will prove beneficial to t.-a. the present controversy to 8 head.
 It was anonunced by the railways off, cials that the Ing of the application for a receivership would prevent them under the advice of their attorneys from participating in any more conferences looking to a settlement.
 Several Communications.
 Nevertheless several communications passed between the attorney of the com pany and the mayor during the course of the evening and the companys lawyer was in consultation with the mayor for an hour.
 Nothing but mail cars were run today.
 The wires were again cut on Carroll ton avenue at Ursuline and Broad streets. | The trolley wire was cut and bakers 8 mule walked on 1t and was killed
 At Esplanade and Broad a cut or broken telephone wire hanging over a live troll ley wire touched a horse belonging to the Armour Packing company and killed 1t.
 The Canal street merchants have aban- doned their plan of calling mass meet ing of citizens tomorrow Tonight they met at the St. Charles hotel and appoint l ed a committee of two to wait on the mayor and ascertain if they could be of any more service. They still main- tain that they will have to close their establishments unless a settlement is reached soon.
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Lemon Seltzer. .... ........ 2oo Phospho Caffein Go. o............ 2Oc bradYcrOt1ne- .... s... fVc Celery and Caffein Bromide.... 20e K. 6 M. Citrate Magnesia. 4Oc Warmers Phos. Soda Eff ........ 4oc Alkdiltnla- ...... ooS Warmers Safe Cure. .... 4oc and 75c Succus Alterans. -. .... ..... .$1 .65 Roche's Embrocation. .S1 40 Electric Bitters. ... .40c and Toe Enos Fruit Salt 75c Wintersmith's Chill Tonic. 400 6 75e Terraline. 75c Nursing Bottles, 6 for. -. 25c Davidson Nipples, No. 26, for. 1oc Rubber Sponges. -. ... .5oc and FOG Mennen's Corn Cure. .... . 2Oc Payson's Indelible Ink. .. -. zoe Pinaud's Eau de Quinine. .4oc and 75c Pinaud's Vegetal. -. .... ..... 65c Pinaud's Violet Soap.... .. 16c Pinaud's Ext. yiolette de Parme,
 Pinaud's Ext yiolette Reine, oz. 75c Coke's Dandruff Cure. ... ..... 7oc Sutherland Sisters Hair Grow
 er.... .... =. ..... .4oc and 75e Sutherland Sisters Scalp Clean
 er... .... ........ AUG Ayers Hair Vigor . .. -. 75c Tricopherous. =. :. .. ........ 4oc Parker's Hair Balsam. ..... 40c Cranitonic. . ........ 75c Barker's Hirsutus. .... -. 65c La Creole Hair Restorer.. -. 75c Fairchild's Ess. Pepsin. 40c and 75c Swamp Root. ..... 400 and 75c Owens Pink Mixture. ... ...... 2oc Santal Midy.... .... ..... -. 15c
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Bucks Heating Stoves.
 Prowell Hardware Go.
A FEW MORE,

A FEW MORE Surprise Steel Ranges at S22.5O. Van and Anchor Ranges at cut prices.
 s. Spiro, 1920 Sd Ave.
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ONE CENT A WORD.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-NoRTHs1DE.

FOR RENT-NoRTHSIDE. SsO-e rooms; 2417 11th avenue. s60-S rooms; 24ls 5th avenue. s45-10 rooms: 719 2Sd street. $25-6 rooms 17th avenue and 16th street.
 soUTHSIDE. $45-10 rooms 1920 12th avenue. s5O-S rooms; 1927 18th street S35-8 rooms; Virginia and 18th avenues. S45-10 rooms; 1924 12th avenue. S40-S rooms; 17O1 14th avenue. S30-6 rooms; 1913 Avenue D. s3o-S rooms; 21O4 Humboldt avenue. S35-S rooms 92O 14th street. $35-S rooms; e32 14th street. s30-7 rooms; 1911 Sylvan avenue. 27.50-G rooms; 1517 Avenue l.
 STORES. s150-3O9-3l1 20th street. $25-402 North 18th street $25-172S 4th avenue, north $25-1730 4th avenue, north. $25-40i North 18th street.
 MESSER-MSoRE iNS. G REAL
 ESTATE CO, Phones S1a PA North 2lst st.
 BARGAINS FOR SALE. s5250-45x14O; with stores: on End ave nue, near 18th street; renting for s59t per year. This Is the best business prop erty bargain in the city; lot Is worth more money. $300o-50x1e0; 9th avenue. near 23d street. S2000-6-room modern house; on car line; at Woodlawn: bath. electric lights. etc.; half cash. S11c0-$40C cash. balance long time; house just completed; at Rising station. on new car line to Ensley; Ec fare either way; good well; everything ready to nove in; call quick. $6500-17 lots; in city limits, at Jonesville; 0 great bargain; near car line. $15O-S20 cash, $5 month; per cent inter- est; lots 50x140; on new electric car line at West Park. S21e0-5-room cottage; 18th street. between 7th and Sth avenues $2000-50x1s0; improved; Avenue F, near 29th street; renting for $500 per annunl.
 s. E. THOMPSON. Telephone No. 24. 223 Fist Street.
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We make on Half tone and lined. Age-Herald Ming Co.
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EverlaStingly Cutting
 Prices

No let Up No hurrah or red fire dispIay.but steady, persistent and continuous buying of fresh, pure drugs and medicines in larger quantities and selling at less prices than any other retail drug store in the state; selling drugs and medicines at a fair profit like other merchandise. That's why Norton's store force is kept on the hustle from opening to closing, every day in the week.
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Prescriptions

The first step in treating disease is the doctor. The next is to get his prescriptions filled satisfactorily. That's our part of the work. We keep only the best chemicals and pharmaceuticals and are prepared in every way to take the best care of your interests.
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Bryan On the Record.

Mountain Lake Park, Md,
Aug. > IN the presence Of an
audience Of 1900 persons, as
sembled in the amphitheater of
the Mountain Lake Park
Chautauquan association, VIM.
Jennings Bryan prefaced his ad
dress, which was of two hours
duration, with a denial that he
will again seek to become the
Democratic party, his denial be-
ing contained in the following
phrases:
| 81 hope you will give me credit
with possessing a higher ambi-
ton than to be satisfied with the
office of president of the United
States. | am too Democratic to
covet an ambition that only a
few of one generrtion can share.
/ prefer the honor Of being a
private citizen, an honor greater
than: of a king"
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InOculating Rats.

Lisbon has been attacked by
Il rat plague and all means to
check the pest have proved fu-
tile. The municipal doctors think
they have found a way out of
the difficulty. They have inocu-
lated some rats with an infect
ious virus, harmless to man,
and have let them loose. Many
rats are now feeling the effects
of the virus, and it is expected
that the city viii soon be rid Of
the plague.
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uty Sheriff Jenkins a few
miles from town this morning.
They were placed in the county
jail for safe keeping until within
a day of the ships departure.
When captured the tars were
making lively tracks for the
woods in the hope of eluding
their pursuers.
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Q ~ 81 cp - "a TIA.
Bears the 4, The Kind You Hay0 Always Bought
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NOTTCE-Y'O the or :"nS OJ the
IOIUIG OJ L0HC0St, =.

The Town Counc, has passed
an ordinance requiring prIyy de-
pOsits to be carried heN0nd the
town limits. The cruucll can do
this work cheaper aud mere sat
isfactorily than private iudivid-
uals, provided a sulhlieu: number
Of persons will Contract with il
to- do so. The town viii do the
work at the following rates per
year, payable IN advance, viz ::
81 % for private fam lies; Sc
for hotels. and 81 for boarding
houses, provided h"xea are made
and placed below the prlvy seats,
and provided parties contracting
will come forward and pay the
above amounts TO the Town
Treasurer. K. T.. Wylie,
July 26, 1902, st Mayor.
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Balsams from the Northern Wood L,
are 10 Pyny- -Balsaua, the certain oore for coughs.
EittietOlL Female COIfege.

One of the most prosperous
schools in the South. Room TO
200 boarding pupils. Twenty
first Annual Session begins Sept.
l7th. Large illustrated catalogue
on application to Rev. J. NJ.
Rhodes, a. NJ President, Little
ton, n. G. july 30-6t
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Two British Deserters.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Beaufort. Aug 2.-Two sail
ors who had deserted from a
British ship which is loading
phosphate rock at the Central
mines, were captured by Dep
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Baby lives are destroyed in summer by.
cholera infantuW. Tho attack of the disease
il sudden. its progress is sometimes terribly
rapid Mothers VINO haNegiNcH their children
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CONCERNING DREAMS.
A New Orleans Man Doesn't Be.
lieve in them, bat he Tells
Story.
From the New Orleans Times
Democrat

and as rule | do not take much
stock in them,' said man who
lives up town. "but thing
happened here in New Orleans
in the halcyon days of the
Louisiana lottery which made
me a little shaky in my unbe-
lief. The city was honeycombed
then with lottery schemes and
man could make almost any
kind of a bet on the turn of the
wheel.
"A friend Of mine ha and old
fashion negroe woman servant
at his house and she was in the
habit of dreaming things One
morning she told him she had
dreamed during the night that
three certain numbers had won
prizes in the lottery. He laughed,
! but he remembered the numbers,
and in some way the thing made
an impression on him. Down
town he met a friend and told
him about it. Suppose we play
the numbers just for fun he
said to his friend. No dreams
in mine, old fellow the friend
said laughingly.
My friend played it alone.
TO his surprise he won about
$500 He told the old woman
of it. She got up the next morn.
ing with another dream. He re.
membered the numbers. He met
his friend. He told him that he
had won the day before on the
old woman's dream and that
she had dreamed again. Sup.
pose we take whirl at the
thing to-day he said NO said
! the friend, lightning never
strikes in the same place twice
5 $50 my friend went it alone
. again. He won all right again
= and his winnings ran up to over
1000. He told the old negro
. about it, and when she got ur
: on the third morning she an,
? nounced that she had another
: dream in the wee small hours
= and she gave my friends the
numbers. Again he met the
same man down town and told
him the story of his luck the
day before. More than 81 ,0OC
lin on dreams," he said, 'and
, got another tip to go on. Want
to try it today?'
" No. said the friend, 'nc
dreams in mine.
"Well, sir, by a remarkable
streak of fortune my friend
played and won again, and he
won about 81 800 on the third
day of betting on the numbers
the old woman had dreamed
Now here is a thing that actual
;, ly happened here in New Or
leans, and to be honest about it
my scepticism on the subject of
dreams was softened a little by
these happenings. | knew all
circumstances as we'll as if they
had happened to me, and it is
no fairy tale. Since that time,
while not protesting to believe
in dreams, | have yet had more
respect for the extraordinary
stories of this kind which we
hear from time to time
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MOVE THEM.

We mention few of the many bargains for you
while they last:
All Colored lawns and dimities, silk batiste, fou-
lards swiss all colors, lace and satinstrped lawns
and madras, organdies in the effects, summer
silks, ladies' shirwaists crash and duck skirts, col
Ored silk parasols and umbrellas mems oxfords and
summer hosiery. See great variety Of