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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09
REAL ESTATE.

 and Ave F, Birmingham. Ala. 6-l4-tf
 REAL ESTATE.
 FOR SALE S35 .5O0-14ox15O; corner 18th st. and ad s4ooo-Alley corner; 45xlOO, with Groom house; close in. s6ooo-Lot 25x14O on Second avenue, two- story brick on front and 4-room house on rear; rented at SS5
 FOR RENT. IT N 18th st., 6 rooms bath, etc., $32. 50 1902 11th ave, south. rooms, S9O 1105 N. 14th st.; Groom and bath, S15 per month.
 L. G. PETTYJoHN, Phones 465 and ,1Ol. 1S26ls Sd Ava
 RESIDENCE LOTS CHEAP. We have 240x190 feet on the southwest corner of 1lth avenue. north, and lGth street. Street improvements in. This property iies beautifully and we can sell it for S250Q per front foot. Don't miss the opportunity. Will sell all or any part of it.
 W. 6. OLIVER & CO.,. 2025 Third Ave. Both Phones, 1882.
 FOR SALE. S1GOO-Norwood lot east front. sS50O-N. 25th st. property; rents 5000. s5O0O-5Ox190 ave. 16 and IT; rents s66O. s225O-14 st, ' and ayes; rents $500. S1200-14 st. and ave-; rents $l50. S4000-Large Belt R. R. corrier. $30o0-25x140 3rd ifFe; 14th and 10th sts. $S25O-2-story res, ave. g and 24 sts. S7OOO-Improved Srd ave. 24 and 9 sts. S275O-Choice lot; 56 it. 1a blcl1. S. 20 st. $SO0O-Handsome res, Waucoma st. S2250-Property Ave. 1, near 24; rents $34O. SIP 25OO-Valuable s. 20 st., alley cor $16 50O-6 ave. 22 and 23 sts; rents $l92O. $50. 000-First ave. F block 20 st. $235O-Lovey new Ger cottage; Woodlawn. $S6O0-Elegant East Lake home; acre lot.
 MCCONNELL C. ANGLIN, Phones 1923. 2OlS Third Ave We have had listed with US. Tor sale. several very choice South Highland homes. Also few choice lots on and ad- jacent to Highland avenue. If interested we would be glad to have you call on BROWN BROS & co Ground Floor, First National Bank Bldg.
 Bell Phone 3S4
 FOR RENT. 3-story building, suitable for wholesale trade: will improve to suit tenant. Warehouse on Avenue c and 22nd street Vacant property for rent; vacant property to improve for tenants. Offices and sample looms, and all classes of property for rent.
 GEORGE BlLBE, Bell phone A 22S Fist street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09
sALEsMEN WANTED.

WANTED--A salesman for southern ter ritory Apply with references. Box 2S4 Memphis. 2-6-10t WANTED-Several salesmen for the south, also men capable of managing a profitable business. Apply from 10;30 to 2 D. m. George H. Gregory Mann- facturer. Hillman hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09
FOR RENT.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED front room with bath. 2490 eth ave. 1-30-tr TWO new rooms, heat, hot bath; five each 524 S. 9oth street Owner 3l4 First National bank 2-9-2t-fri-su FOR RENT-F'ront room. 2o3O 9th ave. 2-9-eod-tf
 FOR RENT-Nice furnished room: every thing modern. 2312 9th avenue. 2-9-3t FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms with board 1923 9th avenue. 2-S-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Lots for ten days special prices; proceeds from sales to be used in Improvements; cement sidewalks, grading street. etc. Address Owner, 4O1-2 Title Bldg 1-26-10t WILL sell my beautiful upright piano. in mahogany case; best make; almost new leaving city. Address Piano, care Age Herald. 2-5-Gt FOR SALE-Lot at 18th st, Norwood, only $24OO; one lot on 29th sold for 5000; see owner 401-2 Title Bldg. Bell phone 2S9. 2-S-7t FOR SAI4E-20 lots, colored people only: will guarantee 5000 profits; Powderly car DC fare; $15OO open five days; good settlement; schools, churches and work; nothing better on the market Stevens, 2131z 20th street
 FOR SALE-$7500- i2th street and 18th avenue, south; $l000O residence 1lth avenue and 18th street, south. These residences are roomy, furnace heated and modern in every particular. w. R. Leedy x Go. 2-3-7t FOR SALE-Match pair jet black mares; steppers; sound city broke. Very cheap if taken in next few days Address 206 First National Bank Building. 2-9-4t FOR SALE-Dental office in thriving Oklahoma city; 2G00 populations; invoices SiOO; practice last year paid S2750 no opposition for Al man; s25O cash, bal ance on terms. Want to retire from business. This is snap for some one pr G. c. Duncan, Edmond Okla. 2-9-3t
 FOR SALE-An ideal suburban home, rock cottage, 100x200, at a sacrifice, if taken at once; see owner 40l-2 Title Guarantee Bldg. 2-8-7t FOR SALE-Small houses and lots; $206 cash, balance $15 monthly; price $lO0O to $1600. Stevens, 2l31a 2Oth street FOR SALE-Top buggy. full leather top; rubber tires, cost $l25: complete, with harness for $G5. Birmingham Buggy Co.,, corner 17th street and End ave. WANTED-To sell for cash. grocery meat market, fixtures and lease on house Good stand. Will sell at bargain if taken at once. Call 2976 Bell phone 2-7-st $9000-S40Oo cash, balance on terms: good two-story, double 16-room brick with two halls and two baths. cost to build SlO,0OO lot worth $2500; close in on North side Investigate, Smith X Stillman. m5 and 206 Hood bldg. 2-S-2t FOR SALE-One ten-horse power motor new last March fine order; will take engine and boiler in trade Apply Geo. F. Lum M X s. Co.,, 1918 Morris ave 2-7-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09
REAL ESTATE.

REAL EST A l..
 FOR RENT. 1920 9th ave. 10 rooms. z224, 7th ave, g rooms. l2l7 N. 18th St. rooms. 11S0 N. 17th st, rooms. 20S1a N. Fist st, 35 rooms. 1909 Ave. Fl. rooms. 2105 Ave. F. rooms. l2l1 S. 18th st., 12 rooms. 901 s. lsth street, rooms 1923 s. 1lth Ave, Il rooms. l626 S. 11th Ave, rooms. Nelma Station. Gate City ear hne' room house and ' acres of land. We write all kinds of insurance, make bonds negotiate loans, etc. UNDERWRITERS REAL ESTATE
 AND RENTAL co.
 A. b. SMITH, President Both phones 613 e10 N Fist street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09

Final naturalization papers were is sued in the circuit court yesterday to Alfred Wilstan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-09

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25

sufficient to justify an indictment. It was alleged that the killing took place as the result of family quarrel.
 Anufo Peralta was indicted for per jury. Peralta, with Miguel Carillo vas arrested on a charge of robbing three Mexican laborers at Wilimot. It was alleged that they re~-csc1ted themselves as Tucson office, aLI SC cured several hundred dollals i.Oih the laborers. Both were arTCs."9 but Mi guel Ca-illo managed to lnahe his escape from the county jail. Carillo was an unusually important prisoner as he was a leading witness in per jury case against q Meyer street sa- loonist. Nothing was heard from him after his escape. .s....
 The blame has never been fixed for the escape. It was claimed by Sheriff Pacheco that the cut bars which al lowed Carillo to escape were cut a long time before. The blame for the escape of this important prisoner lies either with the Republican Board of Supervisors for failure to have the jail put in good condition or VI
 sheriff for faIuie l0 n.sthe careful inspection of the cells. and outer cor. riders. ,.-, -.rs-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
PIMA GRAND JURY RETURNING TRUE BILLS Trying to Place Responsibility
 For a Jail Break By
 Miguel CariIlo.

TUCSON, Ariz.. Oct. 24.-The Ter ritorial grand jury is disposing of the cases which come before it. Several indictments have been returned thus far It is likely that the grand jury will be kept busy until Thursday.
 Three indictments have been return cd and one case has been ignored thus far. The case that was ignored was the most serious charge of any of the fel- ony cases. It was that of Jesus Peah- atock. Papago Indian. who was. al legged to have killed his son-in-law. The grand jury ignored this case on the grounds that the evidence was not
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
Is AGAIN SCENE
 OF TROUBLE
George Samuels, Formerly of Douglas Shoots a Barkeeper and Whereabouts Is Now Unknown.

George Samuels who was formerly in the employ of the Douglas Improve ment company in Douglas. has got into trouble in Temosachic, Cnihua- hua, Mexico, where he went month ago. Samuels left Douglas little more than a year ago. but returned for few days month ago. The Chi huahua Enterprise gives the following account of a shooting scrape at Te- mosachic wherein Samuels played the role of the gun man:
 "Temosachic, the western terminus of the Chihuahua & Pacific railroad and distributing point the Greene enterpnses, had to have another shoot ing affair las "Wednesday night, not withstanding the authorities had put the quietus on the tough hombres since Turner killed Walton and Big Mat Giddings tried to kill the mayor. In this latest case Geo. amuels, nick named Slim put a S2 calibre bullet into the back of Bob Templeton's neck and it came out in the right cheek. The wound is not serious, however. amuels fled, presumably 10 the hills, and had not been captured at last ac- counts.
 The following are the particulars so far as obtained: Samuels, a tele- | phone line man for the Greene com panies. came into Leonard's saloon in Temosachic and got drunk. About l9 D. m. last Wednesday Graham, a watchman for the Greene companies, came into the saloon, got drink and started to go to his duties.
 "Samuels wanted him to remain, and in a drunken way held him. Ora ham tried repeatedly to go and Sam rels con inued to detain him. Then Templeton, the bartender, reached over the bar and in a kind way. laid his hand on Samuel's arm and under
 tcok to dissuade the latter from de, taining Graham Samuels jerked out
 a 32-calibre pistol and showed it in Templeton' face when the latter ducked and the bullet took effect as stated above Whether the shot was
 intended or accidental is not known
 as it is said Samuels has good Tepu
 5ation. Any way, he took to the hills
 "A. somewhat humorous aftermath
 has shown up in connection with this case. CHI. Uhle. a tall slender man about the size of Samuels. was coming in on the c. & P. train on Thursday The police at Minaca, Santa Isabel anS , here held. him up, thinking him to be
 the fugitive. Uhle would in each case | hold up his hands showing his two 2 thumbs. Samuels in minus one thumb
 IfhIe left yesterday flor Fl Paso and his friends are wondering law he made it through Ahumada and Juarez
 %<% . . | %<~ ' . ' { l fta, which has been carrying on 1t g propaganda for several years, creatin unrest and fomenting spirit of rebe = lien among the poorer classes an
 encouraging wretched agitators in
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
Little Dick

There is a time in a feiler's
 life when he thinks dat he has |.
 to get busy an take unto himself .
 a bit ob excess baggage In de s
 way of better half. Now de |
 Old Man, he is about as bad as .
 de rest of de bunch dat comes \
 under that list. When he told |
 me he was eoin' to hike to de
 tall timbers, it took me t.po ef . :
 hard an thought he would do z
 somethin' desperate. An he did. |
 Gone an got hitehed. Wouldn't .
 dat separate you from your '
 money? We'll, thought dat \
 there would be somethin' doin' i.
 after Little Dick got in de store; z
 cause all the ladies got kind of r daff over me shape. And so ! l, think de Old Man thought I 1, , would cut him out, so he did de : thin in gig time. We'll, here { is iokin' at him, from Little Dick ] an de rest of the Henshaw !
 bunch an may he and his bride ]
 be happy an prosperous are de , ; sentiments and we'll wishes of , his empltyes. } MISS ROLLER, , E. L. JONES, !, w. G. BOLIVIAN, A. c. WOODS, . GEO. SINGLETON, E E. F. BOWERS, l: LittleDiCk, HeadGuy, {; HENSHAN 5. s OPERA CLUB BUILDING. ,; e Phone 333. Y The Yellow Front.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
"uU I11I SL.

ia, which has been carrying op its propaganda for several years, creating unrest and fomenting spirit of rebel-
 lien among the poorer classes and encouraging wretched asitators in .
 torlorn hope. has been finally broken.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-25

In It's prominently displayed lead
Inc editorial recently the New York
Sun argued that
The great. and for the present the
insuperabIe. obstacle 20 substantial
betterment In public life h the apathy
and indifference Of society. So long
a. society approves. countenances
and toierates scoundrels Who have sue.
cessfuliy eluded the police. the Grim.
inai courts and the iaiis. 10 long will
rascality continue To thrive.
n society would refuse to know"
men Of known f%lagitious lives aud Of
established evil reputation: II u would
drop them from its visiting iist. cut
them In the street and avoid them
a. the club: II otherwise reputable
and unbesmirched men would refuse
To serve with them on the direct0rates
Of corporations or on vestries or In
NIL honorary associations. then We
should see a very different state OF
affairs. Avoidance Of the ruder pen.
alties Of the law would no be the
only solicitude Of the criminal rich"
Tor there is u thing that they dread
more than the courts. more than the
penitentiary and more than all else.
q even than they dread poverty.
and that Is society's formal decree Of
non pOSsumus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-25

The revolati&saasa ssaahEeak I'm cuha
vii h. siexed nth regret By ioyai
Americans We have q keen Interest
I'm ah~ welfare u the island republic
En4er preslaenf Palma II has made
extraordinary progress In. Industry
commerce and lateral development.
IT. rapid rise M n s~elf-xuserning IA
tim has Justified our protests endins
In war AGAINST spsin's long misrrtls'
m ID oar foster child and our close
nelghsnr. and iis domestic troubles
soach ~ Intimately In u s~ynapathies
fur a proud people striving 10 b. truly
worthy Of their hard earned freedom
The present disorders may strength
en- The eontefnptnous 0pinlon amnne
mnthiaking persons that all Latin
American peoples are unsteady b,
! nature. A. q matter 1t fact. the ten
dsney il 10 east off the aid restless
ness. Chill. now visited by earth
lMAhNs hh9 a1lAtEta 1hasssshs atsaa'
I'm the worlds markets. The Argentina
has been forging 10 the front In wealth
and trade N q tremendous rate. ID
has Brazil. Mesico's position II nm
challenged. And Cuba. In production
and commerce. shows a phenomena
record for the five years of peacs
under Palma. &
4 revolution led by the disorderl,
elements now In the field threatens
an unfortunate setback not only q
cnba's real wealth. which lies in he
rich natural resources. but To tn
peaceabie administration of govern
meut and the confidence II other eoun
tries In her success. -
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Word has been received from the
copper mines at Montana that the
carload Of machinery ordered by the
Blake Milling, Mining 4 Investment
company has all been placed In the
works by the crusher. which was
found 70 be too heavy and a broad
tired wagon gear has been ordered for
the purpose or hauling the heavy ma.
chine over the soft roads. The mill
viii soon be ready to begin operations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-25
GEORGIA CHILD LABOR

All good people are Interested In
child labor. The object Of sensible
people Is not To prevent children work.
ing. but TO prevent men from working
children eleven hours a day. Meu
have refused TO work more than ten
hours a day. and mules are not work
ed eleven hours. but little children
are. The men Of Alabama in resisIa-
ture assembled passed a Law permit
ting parents and employers to work
little girls and little boys eleven hours
a day six days In the week. There IL
q strong demand for a RETURN, a rea.
sonable reform.
Geogia has passed a e child Ia.
Dor law and not q senator voted
against II. Their new law forbids
the employment at housed labor Of
any kind OF child under twelve tears
Of age. No child under fourteen can
be employed at night work. No child
under fourteen be employed In
factories. or mills. unless able to read
and write. It also forbids the en-
ploymeut Of any person under eighteen
years OF age unless that person has
attended school at least three months
during the previous year.
That Is not a drastic law. but II is
an advance over any that Georgia
has had.
Oklahoma wants a reasonable law
that win allow every child to get q
little education aud to give Il suffi-
Client bodily strength in childhood
Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore. l.. IT..
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