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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
Note of Warning in Destruction
OF the Famous House of
Hoo Hoo
THE EXPOSITION EPHEMERAL.
Its Wonders and Glores All Pre-.
served in the Superb "For.
est City Series,

"A note Of warning has been sounded
az the Worlds Fair THE House of
Hoo Hoo" which was the building
erected by the lumbermen OF America
Tor their Exposition home, was re-
Gently totally destroyed by fire. II was
a unique structure and formed n vain
able part Of the forestery exhibit since
II was constructed of 100 dlfferen, VA
rletles OF wood from all parts of tho
country, and was valued with its con-
tents at more than $40, 900.
fortunately, however the memoir
able structure was caught nv the
camera Of the official exposition pho-
tographer and has been preserved for
al Time IN The Forest City" Worlds
ehlr Arr portfolios, where It may be
found, In Part V.
Headers should bear in mind that M,
many weeks viii elapse brfore tho NJ taTs
will close and all the famous an
lures which now enhance Its beant,,
Will be leveled to the ground
They VIII become a thing NJ tho
past, and 1t was, therefore a wiso nre-
caution on the part OF the Exposition
authorities to provide for the preser-
walton Of their beauties in a permanent
pictorial series, This Is the slperb
Forest city series, all the photo-
graphs for which were taken by the
official photographer, while the descrip-
lions are written by Walter b. Stevens
Secretary Of the Louisiana purchas.
Exposition,
In this complete and faselnating
publication may not only be seen the
architecture, sculpture monuments
and palaces OF the Exposition, but laso
the exhibits, the plazas, waterways
yisths cascades, grand basin, the
Model City, the Place OF Nations, Com
monwealth Plateau and the fascinating
pike"
All this Is preserved for posterltv
ana the work constitutes a most adj
mlraole educational adjunct for every
member OF the family,
Readers highly appreciate the ex-
ceptional opportunity afforded, since
they are enabled to secure the various
parts at the nominal cost OF 10 cents.
although the regular retail price is %
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
FITZ AND O'BRIEN TONIGHT.
Old Freekled warrior Thinks lie WIN
Beat His Opponent.

The six-round battle between Bob Fitz-
simmons and Jack O'Brlen, which takes
place AZ Philadelphia tonight, promises 70
FURNISH an interesting contest IL VIII
bring to gether two fighters that the ex-
perts have been anxious 10 see clash for
some time Each man has claimed SUI
perlority over the other, and az that
question can only be decided when the
men meet In the ring, their battle tonight
VIII be watched with considerable inter-
est
Although the mlddeweight champion
ship was the main bone Of contention be-
tween these rival boxers, they Will not
battle for that title, The weight agreed
upon by them will bring in the balance
the light heavyweight Championship, a
title which Fizslmmons won at San Fran
cisco when he defeated George Gardner
Both FltzsmmOns and OBrien have
been toiling hard at their respective
training quarters to get into condition
for the fray.
Fitzsmmons has been working at his
Bensonhurst quarters. IL II doubtful II
he has trained more c0nsclonuously for
a twenty-round contest than he has Tor
his Philadelphia opponent. Having com
pleted his roadwork and found that his
wind was In good condition, the Cornish
man secured the services OF Bob Arm
strong. the colored giant, and for the past
week INDUCED IN some lively boxing tllts'
II Is said that Fitzslmmona Is after u
knockout and that he will try hard TO
stop the Phiadelphan before the limit,
There are no decisions rendered at Phila-
delphia and unes a knockout Is scored,
Fitzslmm0ns realizes that the honors
may be in doubt at the end
O'Bnon has been doing his training
down at Atlantic city, where he pre-
pared for the bouts with Tommy Ryan
and Kid Mccoy, The Quaker city boxer
knows that he Ia going against the hard
est game OF his career, but he believes
4 ~ m On
the age limit
John Considine, who has beno an ar
dent admlrer Of F'itzslmmons. has ereat
confidence IN the latter's ability and he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
lame Team Celebrates Its Arrival
Here With Well Earned
Victory.
1o7ER WAS THE WHOLE SHOW.
pI,,sed a Splendid Game and Won for
Salt Lake by Making a Timely
Hit 10 the Eighth
,,,r,c NATIONAL LEAGUE.


W. ralse wins today, We Will be BACK
nlace and Butte will be the rear
N u" orr bunch won yesterday or rain
gua,u ,you for he was about the whole
aicyovs excepting, OF course b'll
SNOW RIn Is in the game at all times
10 sas that habit and cannot get over II,
j" on, the game yesterday was iu'. Vi
pu' because Of tho uncertainty for
u Vs.. or Ave innings II was SPOKANE anu
loul e., lake. AS fast as II was won'
uh'n lost again, and toward the close
" asuliues. the thing was all ued up
Then the Indians were ou'u'S'""''N "e''''
ll'," ever recovered ground
' v,sht well scattered singles ToSer allow allow
.so pedslIns, lilo kept them guess, I,,
ca tSo lime. and when the tlshth e" iho
si 81, ,Tozer smashed out ny LIN LIN, WIN
up There was much reJolclIs ,,os-
gtmv' ,JaWspn WAS death on fowls yes
Bil ono would think he had been az
VII11ys, "A Methodist conference "iN
WiIu,"s sere gobblcd up by blli' aliu w IA
louln otbor things, to the chaBI III VI NJ
nIs,MSSns Bill made threo OF w sn, NV, ,irnes
u,he home crowd, and out OF loul 'i nv
~ igi i be cot hree hits They were Boou '''''
too A., hoglnning OF the battle Meredlth
III uiiee,ed on The firing line, put OWNS
W. bad ewes and general poor ne"tt,' ,ht,
was ..or s'' and permitted TO return home
S To,sr took his place, and Big ChiSt Ken
Is smaked his lips IN ~ sS seasp proved to
glorious ~ Igall and NORWOOD. Tozer re-
BE- seso one 10 a be deyoured The local bunGn
lus sso I'd 10 hump MIR Dammann for ten
mSnN 6nes ant Spokane made three
'' TSe detailed score Of the doings lie rs sy-
on below, The same teams play WIS
,srpoon. weather permtung'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
BIKE RACES TONIGHT.
Program Set for Last Friday Night Has
Been Called off

The program Of bicycle races scheduled
for last Friday night which was twice
postponed on account Of rain. has been
called off, II the weather permits there
VIII be race meet at the saucer this
evening the CHIEF event Of which will be
ilye-mile sinble morton cycle race be-
tween lleagren and T.. Staiey These rid.
ers are In great shape for the contest, and
they have made "a wager Of $500, which
Will 30 to the winner. I'm addition TO the
purse offered by the management
The other professionals will compete
In a two mile lap race and n one-mile
tandem trial against time, The amateurs
VIII have a mile handicap and a three
quarters-mlle open.
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The Hot Weather Test

Makes people better acquainted with
their resources of strength and endur-
anCe.
Many find that they are not so well
on as they thought and that they are
easily enervated and depressed by the
heat.
What they need is the tonic effect OF
Hoods Sarsaparllla which strengthens
the blood, promotes refreshing sleep
overcomes that tired feeling, creates
appetite,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
l.. ID. S. U. FIELD DAY,
Athletes WIN Compete in various Events
Tomorrow

The athletes Of the l.. ID. s, u. will
journey out to Lagoon tomorrow, and will
be accompanied by hundreds Of their
friends and they expect 20 make the day
one TO be long remembered.
Under the direction Of Willard Bean,
director Of athletics, there will be nm in
terestng program Of athletic events, such
as running, jumping, pole vaulting, ANA
tour boxing, wrestling, a basketball game
and several other events, including prize
dancing The program will be one OF the
best Of the season given at the popular
resort, and large crowd is looked for.
The receipts taken IN viii go toward
defraylng the expenses OF the champion
basketball team which leaves shortly for
st. Louis, to compete i'm the worlds cham
plonship basketball games The team IL
now In splendid shape, and will surely
give a good account Of itself In the big
contests,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
Tho Adirond ack Mountains,

The Lakes and streams in the Adlron.
dack Mountains are full Of fish. the
woods are inviting. the air is filled with
health, and the nights are cool and rest .
ful, If you visit this region once Won
VIII go there again. An answer 70 al
most any question in regard to the
Adirondacks Will be found In No. 20 of
the "Four-Track-News," 1.-THE AdIron
dacks ana How to Reach Them" sent
free ON receipt Of a 2-cent STAMP. by
George II. Daniels, General Passenger
Agent, Grand Central Station, New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
PLAYWRloHTs AND CRITICS,

In Paris the playsmiths are chaleng-
Ing the critics to duels for not liking
their plays, CommercialIsm has led
these vain gentlemen to suppose that
an advertisement buys the right to the
pun unlimited II does not. and II
deadhead ticket does there oughtn't to
be any deadhead tickets. Still French
duel is so safe that insurance compa-
MES regard those who take part in
them as certain TO die OF old age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
JACK CLIFFORD'S Wall.
Does Not Take kindly 10 Criticism OF
Butte Fight Fans.

II seems that the recent fight at Butte
between Jack clifford and ono Bennett,
was not much more satisfactory than that
between clifford and Queenan here, Cllf-
ford is sore over the roasts that have
been handed out about Bennett, and he
has the following to say In the Butte
News;
rot" said clifford Bennett Is every bit
as good a man as otto Sleloff and Perry
Queenan and | will gamble on H. He
~ clever and hard hitter and 1t IL not
right TO take credit from me, for | won
In a hard fight | think | am better to-.
day than ever before and all l want ls to
meet some good man and prove IT,"
Talk about CLIFFORD meeting otto Sieloff
Perish the thought he would stand
about as much chance as would fat,
juicy chicken In a colored camp meeting
crowd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
WORLDS FAIR
EXCURSIONS.
Via Denver g Rio Grande.
70 st, Louis and return $3.50.

To ST. Louis and return A250.
To Chicago and return s47.50.
To st. Louis and return Via Chicago,
or vice versa, $4,000.
Selling datca Tuesday and Friday OF
each week.
Stopovers allowed.
Final limit so days from date OF sale,
Pullman and tourist sleepers through
10 81. Louis without change.
Choice OF routes.
See any d. a II. q. Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
UNIQUE BOAT RACE.
Three Old Sports WIN sail 700 Miles for
A Three Dollar Hat.

Boston, Mass. July Three Gloucester
shippers will race their fishing schOOners
200 miles for glory and g hat The
course Is from Gloucester TO Fox bay
Cape Gaspe, Quebec.
The competing boats are fast, but with
In limits Built to carry goodly cargo or
fish they were designed with an eye 20
speed and many valuable hour have
they clipped on In their runs home TO port
with their loads Of fish. Older boats have
been left behind and although these
schooners were only launched in Septem-
Der. they are. already wei known through
out the fishing region Of the North At
lantlc
Naturally the rivalry soon expressed
itself but II was friendly rivalry and hurt
no one II was only fortnight ago that
the three shippers met all together Then
the question Of race was talked over In
earnest and It took but short time for
he three to come to terms,
Deeds, not tokens. are the big things In
the lives u these men, And so, when 1t
comes TO a I00-mile race for the cham
pionship OF the fishing fleet the rivals de-
Cidcd that 50 hat would be sufficient
reminder of the event,
Measures, official timekeepers and
other familiar terms TO the yachting man
win not be heard Of I'm connection with
this race
Gloucester will turn out in force to see
the sChOOncrs weigh anchor and set sail
on their unique race, But there Will not
be many to view the finish,
These not acquainted with the Gl0u-
oester fishermen hardly realize that the
seamen are as fond of good race as Is
the most enthusiastic yaChtsman. The
races for the Lawson prize In 1901 showed
what sportsmen the fishermen can be-
The trouble IS that they get but few OPP
portunltes to indulge their fondness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
A NOVEL SCHEME.

The theatrical managers OF New
York, having determined to abandon
advertising posters in windows, now
propose to do away with billboards and
to raise a fund for the erection o!
kiosks, similar to those seen In thd
streets of Paris, on which theatrical
advertisements can be displayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
New Record Esta blished.

Henley. July 7-Lieutenant Scholes Of
the Don Rowing club OF Toronto, beat A.
j, Clouttc, of the London Rowing club,
IN the inal heat " the race for the dia-
mond souls scholes won by a length and
quarter and created new time record,
S.3, beating the record Of b, II. Howell Of
New York In 1895 by six seconds,
In the final for the Stewards cup, Third
Trinity Cambridge, beat the Winnipeg
prpW
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says that II he enters the ring in good
condition there win be nothing 70 It..
when In condition Fltzsimmons can
beat all Of those fellows at his weight
said Considlne. III he enters the ring
IN good shape ! will bet any amount that
ne VIII stop O'Bren before the limit has
been reached"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
BEAUTIFUL CASTILLO
Via D, a r.. G. II, n. Julv

Fare sl26 for the round trip. Leave
SAT- Lake 8 a. m. Good fishing, hot
ana cold baths. Baseball and other
amusements, First clnss hotel nocom-
modations' Everything remodeled,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
SPOKANE.
ARR Il Pc AE
SCORE BY INNINGS;
SUMMARY:

Earned runs-Salt Lake, B. Two base
hNs-Rockenheld. Hannivan, Gimlin,
Hansen, 2. Bases on balls-On Meredith,
Ferris, off Danmann, Delmas, Muller; on
Tozer Ferris, Hewlett Struck out-By
Tozer Murdoch, q By Dammann, Bruy-
Ute, Delmas Hit by pitcher-Dolmas.
stolen bases-Gimlin, Hansen, Tozer. Sac
ri6ce hits-Ferrs. Carney Left on bases
Spokane Z Salt Lake, T. Double play
Bruyette. First on errors--Salt Lake, i,
Spokane. l. Hts-Off Dammann, 10, off
Tozer, I, of Meredith, Innings pitched
Tozer s; Meredith, Il Dammann, s,
rmplre-Ward Time-l.30 Attendance
ao
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
BABIES BEAT BUTTE.
Thompson Had the Miners at His Mercy
Yesterday Afternoon.

Butte, July 7--Inablity Of Butte 20
connect properly with Thompson caused
soys two errors also contributed TO the
scoring Of the visitors, Attendance, 800,
Scro
II. H. II
suite ''.. =. ."''''".'''s''"'"1
bol0t 'sst s''tt't'ss - -ss''ss'''''i -
Batteries Bandcn. sporer and spen-
Ger. Thompson and kellackey
Umpire-Davls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-08
THE STATE BANK


SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph, r Smith :. President
VIM. II Preston Vice President
Charles s Burton Cashier
Henry 7, McEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS,
Heber ]. Grant Isaac Barton.
Joseph f. Smith, James ID. Murdoch.
Chas, s. Burton. Byron qroo,
VIM Il. Preston, Heber NJ. Wells,
4. W Carlson
Commercial Banking IN all It's LrancheA
Accounts Solicited.
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The Children Are Homo.

Why not buy PIANO for then,
NOW BEESLEY MUSIC co. have
some OF the best kinds-at 46 So. Main
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

elghtep wash July with total Of
featink Oatia Seattle had no trouble de-
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knocked out OF the box and Cooper who
took his place, Jared Just as badly,
Score;
RH n
Seattle ..... =, ,,,..,., E. ......12 Is
Ouhiunu ssssss sstssstss sss,'ssss,sst ~
Batteries Williams Wilson and Lewis,
Schmidt, Cooper and Byrne.
Umpire--O'C Council
Tacoma, Wash, July 7--Tacoma's or
rorH In the fifth and sixth innings today
were costly and 81. Vrain lost his nerve,
San Francisco winning with east. Score;
X. VI, N
san Francisco ,.,,.. 80, ,, ,,,,"! 10
IacOma $3.50, ,s,,,, see .'ss'.,p'f IL
Batteries Barger and Leahy st, Vraln
and Graham.
Umplres-McCarthy and Mcdonald
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Cleveland, July 7--Cleveland won n
plchers' battle from Detroit today, both
!aaulIln and Joss pitching strongly. At
Wndahce, 1000 Score:
r.- r. H. -
Nnlosvei,a,nd '',,. 3" .," .,"..,",t
"eNVt '''''''', " ,,..'s,,.,,","2 Z
Wood ''' -'''' ''''''' "'N
,st Louis July 7--Chlcago defeated 81.
LUIS Today Two bases on balls and n
~, gave Chicago their only tally in tho
''urm inning Attendance, 1850. Score:
6, ror. h. II. Il.
Cblcs.aS "'' 80, =. =. ,.,.,.,n,0 I 0
-" '""' ''., ,,.,,,,,,,., Il 4 l
sI Bsat9! ,r,es and sugden; owen
,e Sew .,l York July AFTER pitching four
f.w York sIccumbed 10 Gibson Of Ros.
W" "Oay. Attendance, 1900 Score;
New yor, R,H.E
NJ 100000 =" '.,,.., ,,,,o.a4 . 9
con and Farrell. D '"'N''''' WV
rbIS Washington --washlngton- Phnadel-
'"' game postponed; rain,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
es cv'ot so Springs July 7-Denver was
nIichod' me locals today. Hostetter
lost tbe Zoo so oall but errors behind him
Colorado s,rt. RH. E
Denver 'p'inss "'r. o. .. ....7 10 0
pot. 1900 ''"f'ss'. ,,s, ..,..A d
Hosts,tnles - Vllleman and Baerwald
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, July cleveland won
Nlchers battle from Detroit today. both
nnlln and joss. pitching strongly. At
tendance, COO Score
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~ Louis July 1-Chlcago defeated 81.
tmus today. Two bases on balls and n
NI gave Chicago their only tally in the
'our'h mining, Attendance, 1900, Score.
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WESTERN LrAGt,r

nbIs washington Washington PhlIadel-
'" s"ine postponed; rain,
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essy 200 oo Springs, July 7.-Denver was
lowtned good bali but errors heblnd Nm
WV NnO Enmn Gnnrn. N-l''"N "llll
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tss New YORK. July AFTER pitching four
Nsg. TIrlight winning games CHESHIRE OF
IA, lutk succumbed to Gibson of Bos-
W" "uay' Attendance, 1900, Score;
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THE BAGGAGE CAR.

A complaint appeared In Philadelphia
paper about the alleged inadequaey OF
the baggage service on the American rail-
way. There is probably room for i'm
provement. but 1t is hardly true, as the
complainant charges, that the service
now Is worse than 1t has ever been. II is
asserted that trunks are piled up In tiers
on baggage cars, instead of being spread
over the floor, and that baggage is weigh
ed instead of its weight being guessed at,
and nothing over $50 pounds allowed
AS for the weighing OF the baggage, no.
body ought to complain of that. II the
weight allowed Is $50 pounds 1t Is foolish
to kick because the baggage man refuses
to be deceived. AS to the piling of trunks
In tiers. 1t should be remembered that
many more people travel with trunks now
than used to do so, and the trunks are as
O rule, bigger and not 80 well made.
Thirty years ago nobody expected to
buy a trunk for 500 and have 1t stand
two days railway journey; now, this
can actually be done. IL the traveller has
good luck and the traffic happens not
to be very heavy. Thirty years ago, also.
nobody had immense theatrical trunks
such as are common now, each one as big
as a small house.
One wonders, in fact how our great
grandmothers managed to travel at all
The hair trunks one finds In od-time at
tics are no bigger than modern valise
How did they ever get clothes enough
into those trunks for the long visits II
was then the fashion to make? and why
were those trunks built so solidly that
nothing less than a trip hammer would
crack them, while the modern traveller
starts out with a board contrivanct
bought at bargain, and filled a third OF
the way up with books and papers and
heavy things. and abuses the baggageman
II the thing breaks in transit ?-Times,
washington. d. c., Aug 81. 1904
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-SoUTHSIDE.
1920 Avenue E. 10 rooms.
2210 Highland avenue, rooms.
House at Fagots Hill, 3 rooms.
1923 18th avenue, 6 rooms.
$50 18th street, rooms
Corner 33rd street and Avenue q, 9 rooms
1900 Avenue l. rooms.
902 18th street. Z rooms.
$40 21st street. rooms.
1880 Avenue &. rooms
S14 18th street, 8 rooms.
1921 18th street, rooms.
Ill Avenue l. rooms.
1zth avenue and St. Charles street. z
rooms. s-ss
2703-27o5 Avenue d. each rooms.
1912 Avenue E. s rooms
2033 18th avenue 8 rooms.
1923, 21st street, 8 rooms.
S14, 18th street. rooms.
907 st. Charles street, rooms.
1905 Hickory street, rooms.
1913 Avenue Z, 6 rooms.
NoRTHsIDR
Z cottages 3Sth street and 9th avenue,
Avondale, rooms each.
COS 10Th street, rooms.
408Ha oath street. IL rooms.
Jasper street, Jonesville. rooms.
S11 24th street, rooms.
IloQS0 dl pOuHtdAu AASibAASS AO0AAo-
1916 18th avenue, rooms.
1928 18th avenue. Z rooms
go 18th street. rooms.
2S28 9th avenue. 10 rooms.
2300 8th avenue, rooms.
422 18th street, Is rooms.
65th street, Woodlawn, rooms
1905 18th street. 5 rooms.
ia 9th street, rooms.
Corner 4th avenue and 10th street, 40
rooms
7O7 10Th street. 10 rooms.
HOS 23rd street, s rooms.
1905 Tuscaloosa avenue, West End,
rooms.
Woodlawn avenue. North Haven. rooms
223 4th avenue IA rooms.
3016 7th avenue, 10 rooms.
$780, 18th street, 8 rooms.
Corner 18th avenue and 18th street.
1885 and 1887 10Th street, each rooms.
104 10Th street. rooms.
Hawkins street and Tuscaloosa avenue,
West End. II rooms
2405 4th avenue, 5 rooms
2111 9TH avenue, rooms.
GOA 23d street, rooms.
Three cottages, Sd avenue and 18th street.
each 8 rooms.
STORES AND OFFICES.
2015 Bird avenue.
| story frame 24xS0. Ensley.
| 10 s. goth street.
| ITO and IT'S 1st avenue
| 2318 End avenue.
End avenue. between 23rd and oath streets.
50x10s.
| I13 oath street.
| 219 N. 18th street.
Morris avenue and oath street. 50x1oo.
| 1920 End avenue.
! 1704-1706. End avenue.
| III End avenue.
21st street between Bird and 4th avenues.
| 2620 Avenue G.
| 1912 End avenue.
| 10 ". 90.h street
| 1920 4th avenue
| Grade floor. 1913 4th avenue
| 220s, I'd avenue.
stores Kingston.
| 21st street between Ayes A and B.
| 1918 4th avenue. 25x100
| Upstairs, 21161k End avenue
UNDERWATER REAL ESTATE
AND RENTAL CO.,
Both phones 613. 30 NJ 2st Street
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Offce OF the
North Birmingham Land 9

North Birmingham Land Co,
Birmingham, Ala. September 20, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the NORM
Birmingham Land company will be heid
at the office of the company. In the city
OF Birmingham, Ala. on wednesday. the
18th day Of October, 1904. at u m. for the
transaction Of such business as may come
before the meeting.
FRANK NELSON, JR.
CHARLES F. HoGUE. President.
Secretary. 9-21-3t-we
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RATEsLone cent a word a day: no
ad. taken for less than 25 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.