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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

WEDNESDAY Gl-At $50 a m f-1pplsu,ent.-- ,o.ao
NJ Tor Inagua. Haiti. Panama. Canal zone ana Co
Cape Haiti and PORT de Paix when Specially sd5rrs-si
LOT InIs steamer: AZ II 30 Brazil per $
santos Gncludins Northern Brazil Argentine CrIs5lav
aa Eer1saay when specially addressed this steam
3 Ahdeorand. via Barbados. Para. Maranham ana
THURSDAY 6l-At y n for Mexico fspe,isu,, sssra,4
gglLyl' per $ 8 Bayano via TampicO. az Z o. m Tor
Porto Porto Plaza. Per 5, 3 Verona. from Boston
maiea Per Altai als,, Puerto Cortsz Port DericC
0aoo Graciasl, Belize. Livingston and Port Limon
for cuba. Yucatan and Campeche per 8. 8 EsDeranza
also other parts Of Mexico when specially addressed
per DagE-y at = m Csuppemsntar r1 1850 r7;
Tor Bahamas per Niagara (also GuSntanauno and
SATURDAY sat : m for Argentine tr,
quay and FaraEuay per . Arabistan; az
Pernarnuco Maceio and Rio IsnsI Saa ane,., wa
Northern bTaz'i Argentine, Uruguay and Parasusy
for BERMUDA; per Trinidad s:ao N supple
nentsTy $3.50 a. M for Curacao and Venezuela per
addressed for this steamer: al a. 70 for Porto Tco
per = 8 Coano- via san Iuan; at DAD a. for View
mentary $50 a. nj for ST Thomas 81. Croix Lee
Tard and WiadwaLd Islands ana Guiana. per
when specially addressed tFis stasnerl AZ 10 m
NOTICE-Ftve ner half in addition % the
warded bv ne s,ID7ler-enta-v Maze s,5 IettsT -
posted in the drops marked Letters Foreign
patch by a particular vessel viii not he - foryariI
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails are azo
opened on the piers of M American F1gisb ana
French steamers the sail3nas occur 81 q NJ
later. and late mail r. deposited IN tire
boxes on the piers OF the German Lines sailing IRON,
Hoboken TIRE mails on the n5ers onen orr bo-,- ana =
half before sailing time AMI close minutes
sailing tire Only regular postage GerJers cents a
half ounce Is required on piers %
American. Waite star and German (Set Posrl
on other lines.
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rRaNsPACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


a fhe 1Teslrapti0n % their uunteTruDtet ofo1iali
transit % OF sailing The nnal connoctn8 mats
eeToenr REGISTERED TTaugrac1c Aail1 dispatched
T9nrouver Victoria. Tacoma seattle. which close
b m previous dayl close az the General EosZo1cc.
sors, cinS and Philippine islands VIA Tacoma
eIose a 9 D m April for dispatch per g a Pms
,{; Japan Korea china Philippine Islands, VIA
Francisco, ele-7 - = -- -.r-- . Aol e.-----'
,.PP per va san Francisco. close p m April 70
HawniI Japan korea CHINA and PhiigDns Iaalds. VIA
San Franciseo. close Al p m April - for dapatca
,P PEI "a, saa Francisco. close p m April q for
5i-5-fch per- . Nevooan-
-Ss ~ IfoTguesas Islands VIA san Francisco elise
1eli4 81 500 b FOR 6fsDatch PER q = NTarirr-r
Australia except Wesf. New Caledonia.
fr.--o~ Hawaii ana specially addressed mall for EiI
T-i@1Ts VIA Francisco. close 90 ,. m. Aurl -
- 5i--,otch per . g Ventura % ne Cunard steamer
-Ss n Jirla connect with this dispatch eklra
S-l..iis-eioaing $50 u-s $50 q q. and p nj;
E---5RvE al 4.So a M Q g. m ana D. ul.-Efu ba
asS % ana forwarded until the ARRIVAL OF the ClnaTi
7tl,6s ana specially addressed mail f1r Austrian.
80 Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria
$50. Al & n April q for dispatch per NlloN=r7
il51uine Islands and Guam va san lralciz1o. close a.
III m April q for dlslatee Isr Unted states transport
HrSehurta tezcept Nucen. NeWcnWans and POrt Arlrl
ard Eastern siberia g present forwarded Russlz
otherwise addreess1. West
S,-VrardsT Europe, New Zealand VIA san Frs1cSc
and certain places IN the Chnese FroVlce % YGlnl
Va British Indlathc quickest routes philippines So
the foreign rates uaWail q forwarded Va sAn Fran
e'-'' WILLIAM r. WILCOX. ps.snAss.H
Fostorcs. Sew Vera. y. r March 81 1904
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rostomce Notice.

should b read DAILY by all Interested a csau-.-
may occur at any tnneJ
ielsl Halis tor the week ending s. viii
eioss S1ronptiy in casesJ at TIE Genera Puzr e
Ne glsered and Parces-Post Mails close one
saan closing time Parcofs-
% Hlalis Tor Germany close D. m APRIL q peF
Ss,e5..IISssls et Wilhelm der Crosse. April per q
n S.leu' april . Graf Waidersss; ana NpriI
a. peI 3 g. tSrUsseT Eurfurst
siaL ana Supplementary mails Close A. Fer-ir,
teorHer OF West AMI Morton stsl half hour I7fer
time SHOWN below
NAILS for Europe and Central sr7erfr1 Va
NOiO"' close one hour later Foreign Stationl
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CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible By Harlem trains from Grand Central
station. Webster aEd Jerome Avenue tFoleys and ~
carriage Lots SIS Telephone tssa5 GIamer0yl Tor
~ - ofaes. ~ East cara ST.. n. Y CIts.
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PRINCE BROGLI ARRESTED.
Motor Car of italian NObleman Runs Over
and Kills Woman.

Rome. April while Prince and Princess Brogli
were riding IN motor car to Naples the. car ran
over and killed a woman The prince was arrested.
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TRANsATLANr1c Na11s

5-L.cl-SDA4 t5l-At ESQ q. for Esurone ,-r .
-'Sl.S, VIA queenstown and Liverpoof
LOl Setnerlands direct speciaTv ai6rs1vei ,c-S -.
yLiudL1 at $50 a. for Italy direct fs7eciiri
S1SJI-lIIessed Onlyl, :. Stella $780, NF@1l-iig
It3IS g. a. to1-CAt a. m for France sutzarund
1s-.Js. Sain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt f,reo~a -
- Aidla, Per La Lorraine. VA Hz7rs 60
this steamer '- SF9e4aiiS addressed toF
a1S I-ca- 'ol4t 40 for LdverDooI Scotland
Ti,-. Ile4ha per = s Campania C6senst51T1 All
55C-Lot5s Iso other parts Of -I,erfSi-
su1esseu Tor this steamer. a H for F,irrns ~
~ Eauts via Plymouth and Cherhourg- A. 7-9o
~ VI Scotan direct especially addressed Cnlvl rs-
SaiI- g $50 a m for Belgium Parcels-PoEr
-ls. ~ = s. ICELAND (als0 regular
.leeiIIy addressed for this steamer. a. s.s0
80 LAY direct Especially addressed oaIy) PER
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Tribune local Observations

In this diagram the continuous white shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The TTbUnss
recording baromoteT The dotted line shows the empera
ture recorded BY the local Weather
Oh1cial Record ana EOrseasf-The following ofneIal
record from the Weather Bureau che changes IN
temperature for the last tWentyfouE hours comparison
WITH the corresponding date Of year:
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Highest temperature yesterday. s. degrees lowest 81
average 81; for corresponding last year 49,
I0oal F0rscRstlsaz4ns ta-eays AgTsdaE sairS fresh
EvsstCIlg1 sWlnlG.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRaNSPAlTFIC


TRANSPACIFIC.
Nails Except and Bahamasl forwarded daily
20 ports OF sailing The CONNECTING close a.
the General Postof6ce. NeE-Y 0rk as follows:
CUBA via Port Tampa. 1859 m. Monday Weducs-
day and saturday Ciiso from NeW-Ycrk. Thursday
and Saturday-see above
MEXICO CITY. overland a. i;30 P N. end 1879 d.
daily except Sunday. sunday at i . and io50 m
NEWFOUNDLAND (e1cepS PaTcels-I'ost Nails. via
North sydney p. Mondsy, Wednesday and sat
urday. (As0 occasionally from New-YOrk and Phadci-
phia See abOve1
MiOJ-EION via Boston Halifax. G-30 D. ID every
other Sunday tApr and %; Nay Z ard p. etcl
JAMAICA Boston. a. m TUESDAY. via Phiiadcl-
phia at 1880 p "Wednesday tAsO from New-Yors
on saturday. aboVe-i
BAHAMAS teEcept Paress-POs Msisl. Miami
Florida 1l.30 a Monday. Wednesday nd
cav (aIsO from ahovef
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS EAST Coasu cHI
C;TTATFNI3IAA via Neu-CrleanS. a f10.So IN
Sav VVegt Coast or Honduras dispatched from New
York P0uana--see ahovel
COSTA RIGA. via New Orleans. 1000 ,. Tuesday
NICARAGUA East Coast, via NeW-Orleans. fiu-s3
N Wednesday West Coast OF Nicaragua IS dis
patched from NeW-York via aboge1
D and CANAL ZONE. via NeyE-Cfleans f10.11
d m sunday. tAfter 1870 sunday and until uaii
81 NeVr-York steamer. mail for Panama and cana
Zone rs held for the NeUr-Hork steamers 80 ahovel
3Fogistsred Mail for overland Dispatches
previous day
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AZ AFRICAN MYSTERY RECALLED
Cunt De segOazac VINO. like Perdicar1s. has
oe'al captured BY inSurgent Moors IN Morocco ana
N'ilea on into the mountains. 70 be held for ran
son which VIII have 10 be paid either by the
oteAeh government or by the Sultan Of Morocco
- z french eX-cavalry officer. who a number OF
se1s ago inquired IN a sensational affair Bearing
AZ lAostF1ous name. posseSsor Of considerable
fortune ano prominent figure "a Partisan club
lano and On the turf he was seized with a longing
- -o'eAp1se and volunteered for service IN West
@.-4-ea. and shortly after his arrival there was
etApatcneos with a fellow officer OF the name OF
N~'PtalA 2ulquerzs on q mission OF exploration
- the Interior Some months later he returned
70 ne coast, the mission successfully accomplished
but alone declaring that Captain ouiouerez had
euccunbed 70 fever ia the interior
WIN MS health impaired, the count returned 20
france on leave Of absence. Not long afterward
rumors began 10 circulate al st. Louis and else
wheie along the west coast OF Africa 70 the
Siecl max sulquerez's death due 70 a gum
shot Wound, ane reports II foul play soon became
NE These LED the authorities on the coast 70
elzDatch mission into the interior for there
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UNDERTAKERs.

asd 81, Prank y. CamPaell-Stephen Merritt.
Emb'rg Inst- 24l-S West ga S. Tel 4d-s Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world wide known un-
only place az business shave and 4stn-
sIs largest IN the world. Tel l2f and I'D Chelsea
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- TRIBUNE WIN BE- s-rf ~ r4.r -
5ssfzs - 81 acroat. aud atdrsss a1arsas =
ssN.- ,-ts.-1s nay Be given ~ 49, - -
a. - 5Seslx q q ooa1snf-ai - go
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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NDERSON-CARTER-A No Ia Ridgedale-ave
Madison y. J.. April 4. 1905. by the Rev Wendell
Prime Keller Minnie May Carter adopted daughter Of
Ashbe Carter deceased. John H. Anderson Of Chat
tanoOga, Tenn.
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Died.

Death notices Appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii be
rePublshed in The TFi-Weeklg Tribune without extra
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"a EA4-AsA NAIL TRAIN
- ~ eollts ~ TIE United states Cauaia ana No.
-s--- q ne l1lousls of hIonhqfrFr
80 20 Ca1a forto hco. Hawai- anf - P-iIlog,5%s
~ '',o-s e~ll@ s-PeIse for toFesn postsss
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Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
extra charge.
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FER poais n Europe ana an countries n the Univsr
lowing - - 80
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Fa1sIgn Rat..

.-1lI 599seT6eTs O NoW-IoTE CIV % 1ne D4TTV -
41sl-Wkt<iAlN win be charged one conr a go -.
postage IN addition % the rates named aboss.
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In the parlors Of the hotel occurred one Of the
Of souvenirs TO the Executive. These consisted
of massive silver hagon containing water from
a spring on the old Lincoln homestead in Larue
County; an inkstand Of oak. taken from tree
that shaded the spring at which Lincoln drank
when a lad and a beautiful silver filled
with orchids. The President was visiby touched
by the gifts The presentation was made by
Colonel r. T. Durrett, for twenty years friend
Of the President and IN whose library Mr.. ROose-
welt. years ago, spent many hours reading the
history of Kentucky and gaining data Of the
Lewis and Clark expedition. The group sur
rounding the President when the presentation
was made included Governor Beckham, Senator
McCreary, Congressman Shirley, Hon. Logan c.
Murray and few invited guests. numbering al
together not more than fifty. The President
made a feeling response. saying that he felt
more than ever that he was the President OF all
the people-North and South. East and West.
hurried departure was taken, the President
arriving on board his train at exactly II O'Clock
A minute later, with the Executive STANDING on
the rear platform Of the car with cannon mum
dering farewell salute less than blocK away
and to the music of deafening cheers' the train
moved out OF 7th-st. station, ana haI hour
later was speeding across Indiana on It's way to
the Southwest.
Huntingburg, Ind, April AT Midtown, nd
the first stop out of Louisville, large gathering
OF working1nen greeted President Roosevelt The
stop was made In order to take on water and the
people OF Midtown took advantage or the short
stay when the train slowed down. gray
bearded patriarch pointed out the President and
introduced him as "the greatest dlgnitary on
earth"
The President shook hands Win NUMBER OF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
FOR SALE.

ssooO-1oox1sO. Ave. E.. renting 5000 per annum.
 s7OO0-Beautiful Highland avenue lot. sl0OO0-4th ave-, near 18th st. s5ooo-Nice home, beautiful lot. South 14th st.
 Sl60O-B Beautiful lot with fine view on North Highlands. s5500-50x190, 7th ave-, north; well im- proved; good home. s70Oo-Large lot, Broom modern house; 24th st.. north, near 12th ave. s35oO-5Ox140, Ave. E, near 20th st. s,0OO-50x175, broom house. new; Lake Highlands. East Lake; terms easy. si0O0-5 rooms and reception hall on nice lot; North Haven; terms easy. SIS per foot; two beautiful lots froi r : Glen Iris.
 We have a great many homes for faaE in all directions.
 BEASLEY BRoS., PAii phone 1435. 2026 First a, easa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
FOR RENT.


 Ten-room modern house. 24th st., bet. 7th and Sth ayes, $40 Ter rooms over store. 11th ave. and 18th st., north, SEQ Seven-room cottage, modern, 1925 N. 24th st., s25.
 Ten rooms. modern. 1923 11th ave, south, S45.
 Seven rooms, modern, 1926 12th ave-, south, $35.
 Seven rooms, modern, 1928 12th ave, south, $35.
 Six rooms. modern, 119o S. 18th st., $40 Ten rooms, modern, 1901 s. 12th ave, s55. Five rooms, 1001 N. goth st., s20. Five rooms, 1903 N. 20th st., $16. Eight rooms, modern, 1016 17th st., south, S35.
 Four-room cottage. Hayes st, Rising Station, BIO.
 Three-room cottage; 1907 N. 14th ave. s10.
 Six rooms, half double house, 1900 Mar shall ave, $12.50.
 Two-story brick store. 18th st. and 9th ave-, north, elegant stand for grocery, 12 rooms upstairs $75. Three-story store, Til 1st ave, $175.
 FOR SALE. s14oo-Nice cottage, lot 5Ox1l51a; best resi- dence section, Woodlawn. 5000 -Five-room cottage, lot 60x100, 18th st. and 18th ave-, North Highlands. s4750-Six-room, elegant residence, 12th ave. south. s1200-Four lots 50x155, with three-room house, between Avondale and Wood lawn. $1750-Four nice lots, 34th st., south high and dry; good residence property; on car line. A bargain. s46OO-Two-stor seven rooms, elegant home Woodlawn ave, North Haven. Terms. s5500-Eight rooms, two-story, nice resi- dence, two large lots. 150x2s0, Owenton. A bargain. hIDEN-JACKSON REAL ESTATE
 AND INSURANCE CO.,,
 2l1 N. Twenty-first Street. Phones-Bell 14s5. Peoples 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
$165O

$650 cash, balance 1, and 8 years new rooms. ? porches, 8 cabinet mantels. pantry. closets; lot 50x14O feet; hard oil finish inside nicely pointed outside; near church, school and car line; North Birmingham.
 w. E. soRsBY, Real Estate agent, 2113 Third avenue,
 Opposite Court House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
FEW oF rHE MANY ENDORSEMENTS oE THE PREss

The Birmingham News; Both Dr. o. T. Dozier and Dr. Byron Dozier are re- liable and experienced physicians and surgeons. who deserve the great suc- cess which has been and Is theirs
 Age-Herald: Drs. Dozier & Dozier's long standing record and approved abilities entitle them to the proud dis tinction of standing at the head of their profession.
 The Birmingham Ledger: Drs. Do zier & Dozier are without doubt the best known specialists in the South, and their fame is due entirely to their great skill.
 Dixie Manufacturer: Drs. Dozier & Dozier are regular graduates in every department of medical sciences and stand today without peer in their special line of practice.
 The Southern Odd Fellow: We can not add anything to the reputation Drs. Dozier & Dozier have already acquired
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
FOR SALE.

 $3300-Modern S-room house; Rush ave, North and South car line; very pretty. s17O0-5-room house, North 18th ave. s10O0-Neat 4-room cottage one block of car line, Woodlawn. $1Go0-FIve lots, Groom house. East Lake $1SO0-6-room house. three pretty lots, ex- cel1ent location near cars, East Lake. 2-3 acres improved, North 16th ave; {; must be sold See us for price. sf60o-160 acres on Seaboard Air Line. s9O00-5 acres in high state of cultivation; new broom dwelling; fine outbuildings; one mile west of city limits. s25O0-100-acre farm, 60 acres in cultiva- ton; 3-acre orchard abundance of wa ter; on Huntsville branch of Louisville and Nashville, 12 miles from Birming- ham.
 F. M. ROOF & CO, Rooms 202-204 Jefferson County Bank
 Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
RENTOCTOBER 1

one-story brick building, No. 2D5-7 Nor ris avenue; fifty foot front and rail- road in rear. 22oO-2 Morris avenue, two electric eleva- tors. will rent one-half or all of it. We are getting our rental list ready for October 1. We have a few new choice houses for sale for small cash payments and easy monthly payments. Call for partieu- lars.
 ]. L. YANcEY ZEAL ESTATE 6 IN
 SURANCE CO, Phones COG 11S N Fist Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27

in the line of their profession, but wa know them to be Brother Odd Fellows and can be relied upon to carry out every promise they make to those needing their services.
 Mountain Home: The press of Bir- mingham and all over Alabama speak in the highest terms of Drs. Dozier & Dozier as physicians, surgeons and gentlemen, and we have no hesitency in recommending them to our patrons.
 Meridian Star: Drs. Dozier & Do zier of Birmingham are the most worthy and distinguished physicians in their line of practice in the State of Alabama.
 Masonic Guide: Drs. Dozier & Do zier come from family of prominent physicians, and with their full store of medical knowledge and their large ex- perlence in the profession, can be re- lied on to treat disease in a most suc- cessful manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
32l5O

Almost new; five rooms hall, two porches; storm sheathed; two cabinet mantels; bath room; city water; electric lights fenced; chicken and coal houses: on nice lot 50x15O feet; on car line at sta ton; near church and school; excellent locations good neighborhood in heart of Woodlawn.
 w. E. SoRSBY, Real Estate agent, 2llS Third avenue.
 Opposite Court House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
Experienced Experts in the Treatment of Chronic
 Diseases
cATARRH

 bad cold affecting the air of the nose and throat and country @ op 0 oo s9o an Vd @ b % @ @ o R 1 ep % d To often regarded trouble of no serious concern it neglected and al continuity surface reaching bronchitis that terror consumption But caarrh Is crabe should consult learn % 9 on method of curing the annoying and @ oeuee and S s T has provep so successful in ef profession lie for constantly necg which almost borders the mau % by the use of the x m the Violet Ry nd by % use s % specialists of the world.
 RHEUMATISM. the treatment Rheumatism which caused by ndgeson @ @ n sg @ sn pSsrss @ 1 @ % es % s noGn % d % % however solely on medicines but employ the Fnse light bah med of the pillars in the foundation of fame
 NERVOUS DISEASES. Locomoor Aaa Epilepsy St Wtus Dance Insomnia spinal Ium after specialists of this country and of Europe % s 3 w @ sap Go D Sn m s 3 s s9ge @ vSe u y p9 2 Rpe @ @ @ ns @ after tbe n ns e sS en e ss away an @ Nw @ s a @ o more @ @ ndqcd @ & o d bG % t other of the body In the treatment of consumption bron cnes toncs as the an experienced regular ppoPs anS SsRS esed osnd areratjon % of % modern @ & tbeapeutic % eonpmeos " " ~ " ~ ~ e
 WOMEN
  cauey furnish Birmingham
 
 gca operation could poong their existence and yet their living presence bloom health their aests they without the of the knife vitality capable of dscagng bors manhood.
 which vitality destroys manhood makes the wreehed victim
 
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 SPECIFIC BLOOD FOLSOM  oahsome and fatal of all specific discoveries
  fall victims But be successfully treated and cured should in perience and o medicines of in blood dollar paid patient
 PRIVATE special suaon free from all matter what the nature of the disease morbid affection consceniously a
 
  application. Offices, 117& Twentyf m. 8 m. 1 D. m.
 MANY ENDORSEMENTS THE PRESS 
  liable experienced physicians the which theirs needing press of  abilities enie them to the proud dis the highest
  their profession gentlemen and have hestenc The Birmingham Ledger D Do without doubt the Meridian specialists
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
FOR RENT OCTOBER 1.

s150-Store house, 2015 1st avenue; floors electric elevator; modern plate glass
 front.
 s100-Brick building; 20 rooms; 2212 1st ave s100-400 North 21st street: IA rooms; excel
 lent location for boarding house. $35-2016 4th avenue. rooms. s5O-200S 9th avenue. north; rooms. s30-516 North 18th street. 6 rooms; ser
 wants house and stable. $30-2330 4th avenue,|5 rooms $35-lS16 Avenue B, rooms. s45-1014 South 18th street. rooms. JOHN G. SMITH & co.
 PIP Nor 2lst s9set. Both Phones 4s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s1450-5-room house on car line, East Lake, in good repair and in nice neigh borhood; lot 50x200. s2O00-6-room house, new and close in; i; lot 5Ox14O. A bargain. s450O--6-room house on 18th st south s3DO0-6-room house. with hall, cabinet mantel, electric fixtures; lot 61x1S1; on East Lake ear line in Woodlawn. Terms
 s1000-Lot fronting198 feet on macadamized street, with two houses: room for three more. We consider this a bargain. s50Oo-Seventeen acres of land on car line three miles from city; good house and outhouses; well rented. s450-Lot 100x190, West End. S2000-Lot 50x200, 10th ave, south. 32O acres coal land on railroad near Rir mngham. sSO0-Forty acres of farm land in Chero- kee county. $5450- -436-acre farm; en-room dwelling house. six tenant Aes, well watered and fenced, in highS Ae of cultivation :: Tallapoosa county. N Twelve acres of landt ear Bessemer cheap. &A
 FOR RENT. October 1. No. 800 18th st., south. for s22 10 per month. We have several other houses for rent from s10 to s60 per month. lvEY BROS. REALTY co. First avenue and 2oth street.
 F
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27

FOR RENT-SOUTH SIDE 1.s1 18th st-S rooml modern, furnace. 160i 1fth ave.-9 rooms, modern, furnace. HIS 10th ave.-7 rooms, modern. 2119 Quinlan ave--S rooms. modern. 924 18th st.-9 rooms, large lot, Broom servants house. 719 2lst st.-S rooms. 91S 12th st.-9 rooms, modern, furnace. 1912 Ave H-6 rooms, modern 1925 Ave. IT rooms, modern. S006 Highland ave.-S rooms. 202 Ave. E--5 roo.ns, modern 5C0 21st st.-5 rooms, modern. 61 22d st-9 rooms.
 NORTH SIDE. Southwest corner 9th ave. and 10th st.--1! rooms, modern. 30. 18th st-7 rooms. 61S 18th st.-10 rooms, brick, modern. 624 10th st-9 rooms, modern. ITO. 5th ave.-7 rooms, modern. 17Ot 5th ave.-6 rooms modern. 2s1Z Eth ave.--7 rooms. 2419 4th ave.-S rooms 242l 4th ave.-S rooms. 5Oc 14th st-5 rooms.
 STORES FOR RENT. 2109 Morris ave.-25xS2Is, railroad, foul stories. BIO N. goth st.-2ox9O. stories. alley. cor ner. First ave, bet 17th and 18th sts.-25S 1S2Ia. 3 stories First ave. bet. 18th and 18th sts.-25S lS2la, 3 stories. Store room at Five Points
 T. L. ANGLlN G CO.,, Phones 1923. 2O2l Third Ave