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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

and destroyed under their supervision.
At retail markets. 1850 pounds Of
dressed meats; 24,15O pounds o. "sh.
and 0,Os6 pounds Of poultry, mans
and rabbits were condemned nnd de.
stroyed.
"The Commissioner has issued the
following instructions to the chief in
spector ut the Union Stock Yards:
"'while actInomycosis IL usually
confined to the head, and may be said
in one sense to b q localissd disease.
and while some inspectors condemn
only the part involved, believe It 10
safest and most practicable to con.
demn the entire carcass wherever the
actlnomycotic abscess opens into the
mouth, pharynx, larynx or any part Of
the digestive or respiratory tract; or
when the lymphatlc glands are involv.
cd; or where there are actinomycotic
tumOrs In the lungs; or when the le-
sions have become generalized, since
generalization In actinomycosis ap-
pears to run a very atypic course,
making the detection OF all focl inside
the muscle very difficult; therefore.
the entire carcass Ia to be condemned.
b "'ln cases where the actinomyco
LESSONS are positively localised, the In.
fected part may DO cut away and the
remains Of the carcass used.
""rhese instructions apply only to
"lumpy Jaw" There may be other
reasons why you should want to con.
denim a carcass, and II Ia then q mat.
ter Of judgment for you and your men.
But you should never hesitate to con.
demn II you believe the animal to be
not At for human food"
The meat inspectors Of the Chicago
Health Department condemned and do.
stroyed 3S2,667 pounds OF meat ut the
Stock Yards during the month Of April.
Just think this over.
With not a tenth AZ many inspectors
as they should have the Health Depart.
ment destroys nearly half q million
pounds OF diseased meat In one month
ut the Stock Yards. II 33?, 1867 pounds
OF meat Is condemned and destroyed In
a month by an insufficient number Of
inspectors, how much would be dc.
stroyed II the Health Department had
the number of inspectors that 1t should
have!
The health OF Chicago Is at stake.
The Beef Trust II causing the spread
Of tuberculosis and cancer.
Bad, rotten meat that IL sold to the
people by the Reef Trust causes these
awful diseases.
This awful trust can go on spreading
disease, but there is day Of reckoning
coming.
The people will rise up and demand
that this trust be investigated and the
guilty men sent to jail.
The Newspaper Trust cannot save the
Beef Trust.
The Eagle was the first paper In the
country to expose the Beef Trust. Now
the good work 10 being taken up all
over the United States by daily and
weekly papers and monthly magazines
The health of Chicago will always he
In danger so long as diseased meat Ia
sold 10 the people. The Chicago Health
Department is doing its very best tn
stop this diseased meat, hut II has not
near enough men. The Reef Trust IL
tho greatest menace to the public
health that we have.
1t should be stopped.
~c>
The Beef Trust laughs at pure food
laws.
~eA
II the Beef Trust thinks that the
people will abide by the fake reports of
made by womcn's clubs,
college professors and associations com.
posed Of so.called business men It Is
greatly mistaken.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14
~

IL the laws regarding the selling Of
diseased meat were enforced the Beef
Trust would now be in Jail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

If the Beef Trust thinks that the
people will abide by the fake reports Of
made by womens clubs,
college professors ana associations com.
posed Of so-called business men Il is
greatly mistaken.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

Health Department Bulletin, Dec.
80 1905:
"a total OF 9s,0O2 pounds OF meats
was condemned by the department in.
sIectors at the Union Stock Yards
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

The Beef Trust laughs at pure food
laws.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-14

Thirty years ago, according to the
Chicago Health Department, the ma.
jority Of the deaths In Chicago were
among infants. Now, thanks to the
Beef Trust, the great majority of the
people who die are adults, the average
age Of the deceased having increased
from infancy In 1876 to 81 years In
10O0l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
2itafndt.

Der aIte @oet1s idgte einmaI i'm
@eIprd9 3u Gdermann: Sin Rdme
lit niats 8erin9es. 9at oo6 g1opos
leon siRes groBeH Qameus rpegea lat
bic balbe Qgelt in Stide gel4idgea."
- Dds lit iebr id0n geiagtl 4ber
mas ioQsH nun ole 0tiuionan BON
Weai4eu auioH9eu, tsneu tsin Gapos
leon i'm Dilute itedt, oepsn RameR Mot
nit 0em pin5igiten S9tmmer aus
Dem 3uRteI Der Aatdgti4tsit 9srpors
leuttet uuo bic bod germ BON iin re-
oen MAIDEN mohten, um 0amit penigs
itsus i5rer Gitelteit fr06Heu gu louz
Heu2 sic piir0en einidn psrltaDiu=
Sen in RieitR8etrie6t oes Qebens, uuo
nidts t0nnte Die Auimertidmteit duf
ibre uniteiubdre, in teiner @eiie kys
cprtretinoe periouijhteit Isnten, psaH
Sic 9iitiQe YoJlebung nidt ouh bier
eoracIorQt uno Die @lati6gua1 oer
1itel qeitaffsn bate. 81. 10 Elm Ii
tel lit oom etlods gar gu Sh0ne9, uno
iper Ton Hitt pCr.seQea cetQ,Rnlt pe5en
eerpoyralsTOer GiseGiHait 0es Sci
ties. melen trcusr @ienite poer Yer.
nienite nm irgeuo cine me6r ooer min
Ser mihtiae Sohe, nun. Der lelt fh
tiuflh ictbIt einen 3u, uHO ipeuu er
an ieinsm 4amen paBt pia Die fauit
auTs Qlu1e. @enn 1gD u~eruiufti1e
9tute iter oieIe Idd.r.ide 1;te,iuht
mifltioia nit Osn 4hitln 3udtu, &c
usaht niro'5 ooh. Gs gjsbt taen
Wl.aidsn. 0it nod ptni9tr zen osa
@jloIa129tftycbun5en uuiey:r SIT
profi.:gt hobtn ais Sic pom Iite..
teaIel @eitTeusH. uno oicien t0na
m1u Samjt uoh ir;2oairsg. SIN ll.-.
riltu iluu man tei 0ta EitsLIiAtiIea
iaF INNER 0is gGorte d%asren0ea: IS
a.tlt @csta. Die nan bsi Der srjtla y.
aelrun1 Fix 0uww hil;. sic ae,r bsi
G5a,,tg 9stlar.Iaait u1}ueif.leaf.
- osmm fms"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
Jim GhaI Ars aItrrs.

BIZ rH6'a a ralen, mir limb bat an
9itl,
Ial ses alters idHmt oer 5ahs earsiea.
ish'H bes 2esens ra%taielbHnies Spia,
snafteutilb. on uus DsrabtFaleiten.
mehr tsrnbrt ppH iriuer Rsth u eah'
WeriiaesElR6'n HHo pilotr &RHihs 6sAs
iricyidslih Rm bic lests &ait,
pir bier haiteu, eh' eGs @rab uus faf,
eraisem riHet beigsga stIar.
manmcr zraum q HHirer 5rab5sti uaRt'
Hen 81 sEHhcH Dot BEN eIu'sea snmcigra'
ms Gin lcsics efuaten out ben 8ias
ldkt bic sitrne aglBcr 5ugeHo kei8eu.
Oh rr lebtc. TnuHt rin TotheF WiuR5.
ia sur etBHiHat eiHes 5DeiteH tiHoei,
lasia OAR miro piebey braun sur stunb',
gifs nm BID ffbt sensH ssloueH @Tuus,
ius nms aubrr 6fah miTo uuo entiawiu5st.
aber fhsu'n, rsH @uHi6 irsi Hnb 5eafbF,
ten su bsm shwiHoru Huo GutsiisH.
dnalt iciu Sofsu uuS fem 6arhttu me9r,
rir ais Gate raieno Hur perwtiieH.
epiei II aus! 9nlo bebt jun SGloiif
burt
tier 1oS bic lette nHfteT QarteHl
Ehal bts 4uisrc mirb sam iidlrru 95gt,
n mir rRbH, nis elHrm itiatH Crit
lflie iamdno eiHes iilrEeH wareH!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
@mtr Gueel.

9as psri06nsnOe Glement 3nii9en
etnanOer ~na9ete9enosH BeriOHen Don
DeridieOanartigen gigeHtbdmIi6ieiteH
gu iein, 81 ~berubissu, 81 oermtteia,
uneben6eitsn ausJugIsibeH. lit geuiB
cine Ihuere QufgGbe; uno bod gibt Is
0leni den, 0is Oas S6idlal gsraoe ME
obliGtli9 auf oieien i9pieriseH Pos
item aeiteat 9at. 2eIo.r iommsR ia
ni4t nur 3pti9sn 6rsunosH. 9ers
panoten, jonoern aud i'm Scope Der
6dmiiie bispeilen 9erfimmungen,
Observation-Disclosures 3rI6uHs
gen cor, rDsl4e aus3uslei6ea, nisosr
in Die 9epobnte 6Grmouie Oes Bries
0ens su punoeln, es elmer neiGen,
linosn 5lno. GROCER 9~ersensgiite,
glugbsit, feinsn 3atis uHo 3artgss
fii6ls 6e0arf. Qur gutter Diqs, Die
BETTE Qbii6t genii9eu oft nidt; Elm gss
rinqes 3upiel lam mebr Ift10en ais
6elien 0en tleinen. etDa nur our9 elm
MiB0errdHOniB, 3niI4eu 3Dei uus
qlei9 lie6en Weni6sn entiprunaeHen
5pnten sntfa9sn, itoti ibn gu l0i6su.
Sid in Die QngslegeHbeiten 3peier
on0erer, aud unierer PdhIteR un0
Qie6len, 3u miittu, 1T INNER ge-
naqt; uR0 70 mare Is ia mc5l oas
bette, iliglte uno Ii4erIte, I9 ieoer
berIo9neHoen 8ermittlerrone 3u ents
6alten, tuenn ods Rur INNER our6s
fii6r6ar uHo nibt aud in Sen msiiten
Taqen bod barter GgOismus nGre.
un0 beiBt Is ni9t i'm d6ten Gebot,
mir IoQeR unlern Rd9ften eRtidglois
Qen, 9utss BON ibm teosg uno aGss
gum 8eiten tebrsn2 Wie 10 man1sr
RiB, Der Bis ms innnsrIte 2e6en gebt,
Ddre Disasi9t, our9 sitli4sn, Iie6ss
poQen 3uipru6, oa er nod cine tIsine
Duuoe, nod ni@t unbeilbar mar, gu
9etIen qsrpeisn, bod es mar tein gutter
gagel nobs, gu liH0srn, 81 psri0bnen,
alss gum 8eiten tebren. qber es
ipan0eln nidt Disler FOLDER gutter Gnz
gel unter uH5 Sterbli6en. milo uno
gerduI9los, oft in uni6einearer Sc
italt, in rii6reu0er SelbfloTtgteit,
5rie0en tpdbreuo. llns6enes gidtten0,
8aubes aus Dem We1e rGumen0, Sc
treHntts eiueHO; melt me9r 9i6t e 5Gns
Sc bereit. 3pietr1tdt 81 Iden, glims
meuoe 6unteu 81 i6iirsn. 0unoen
bluteu 3u MAIDEN, gu treuRen, itatt at
biuoen. Der mare ni6t I6on unter
Der 8eriibruHg fold grauldmer 5beits
nabme 3uIammenge3udt2 lluo gu, Der
gu pom Sdidial ou3u bsrufen nurft,
gefGbroetsn 5rieoen gu uubren, orGu-
eH0s S6attsn 3piI6sn geIiebten Mens
ioen 3u 3erItreuen, dies gum geften
81 tebren, LAP Dir geniigen an mtt=
empfinOen oes @liides anOsrer, 6enn
aud Oas 1T Slid, pie FONT aud 0ein
Gebsn oieasi6t i%onnens un0 freuOsns
los iein mag. Define 5ubfpuren tuers
sen nibt perpeben, ME Die ielbfIiins
tiaer MeniheH, uno oein QuOenleu
pir0 geIegrst fortIeben i'm 6er3en De-
rer, osren gutter GngsI gu getDsfeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

ausufertgsa. @is absaHgis uHo
idaUerfdlig iiHo D1ren. Die MOT
cine GGmmeriunaisr reiisa t5HHea.-
Darum lerue, fDenH aud Ou Is Hidi
n6t6is har, uza59Gngig Don fr.mo.r
6ilfe al neroeH, ioDisl oas inner
mo1li6 1T. un0 penu troB lusg sut.H
lace. troB aaer GeHufe. Die f4 Dir.
6ietsn, 0siR qe5.u bid niat t,irieo!si,
10 osnts einmal rad Ibsr oas ate
9|ialmenrUrt: .@eH1 uaisg Eegn
toflidi gereieu 1T. 10 1T e Wtaas
uHO 4rteit gsUeIen." 6. D. 8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
Berbaaimmung.
BON aOuifs aas56s. G9ita8o.

Ser6it6Alnen, 5antf1s5tss QTeru.
0er lie6te he niA. Sic lektsu &iaoer
eati5panoguer Sonmerto9e. Die BUTT
los 3pdr, bed 4use un0 6sr3 ents
3ii6en in i5rer iattsA 6dr.5sgpra6t.
5er5t oss 9l6-es, eerbt Oas 2es
bens; 3sit oeg &e5ieH8 uHO 5ri4tss
trageEs.
aldrer blausr 6sr6FT Simmer. BON
teiner @ettsrpoIte getrii5t = ru5i5e.
Tonnise 9e5ensta5e, unbsribrt BON
Sturm Ser 9ei9sHT6dfteR. pom G3dos
t3orihter 5ofRuaseu uno Winide.
sit Is u;rtlia nur osc 5riAling
rertb. g1prista gu Der0tn? Der
2enl nit ieinen eriten 9rin, nit
8lithenouft unO 8oge.fang2
Sit Hur Sic Su3eaO '46n nit i5rsn
S0ellsn, loren binuelFjrmeHoen 3Ie@
Ten un0 @inIfeH2
2isgt nift AUDI Gin si5eHer 3aaber
in sem ftiutH 5rie0sn, Der 6ar6ens
pratt oes 6er6Iss. rpenn g golOiJ
un0 purpurn ergldn3t non Baum ano
Strauh ~ pean Oas gdub iin idr6t2
Sit oas Qe5su rrert5IDs. OIs nab
Stirmen uno Rdmpier sum 5rie0eH
aellr1t, gu ru9igsr 8lar5eit uao
Iabr6eit2
0arum erTa6pft Sud ni6t i'm
prsiIe Ots 2en5es. I'M 2o6s Der Sus
len0 uao S&6a5eit!
8eraeBt niat. oaB Der 6riblin5ss
3au6er 6af0 psr5sbt Ino oe Sugeno
nun 81 I6nsn enti4pinoet!
&soealt. SAB in sem OufienOsn
8ljjt5enfsl6s 0ie 9itne lauert, nit
I6lriem Std6d ~oerleBsao. ehe mir
uns 0eTen 0erie5;n. ME au9 in sen
IodeaSfen 6rsl0sn o'tnaIs Elm Stdz
H&l lie5t. Der 0ur6an i4Ilgeu tam,
Sic idlrer nur rieSer E.ilsn.
9ernt re I6iBen. Die 6eiteiosneu
Rin0er 5loras. Bic fiIen 6srbit6!us
msni 2srut AID loren Rei3 i5rG
Sprafe re- t.5sR!
GrtsHrt sen Wtrtb ~ToRUigsr Gee
hag111se. 5eFibt 1af inners @ert3e,
reine WeEThsnDiroe, ano ussst5sl
ron einsn Grla3e e0lsr. getduttytsr
Trsuoeu, ben 6%srbFb!umeu oes
2ebens!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

nieettr griiHer geterfiie 3u eingr 6sl-
in CirbCeaHs IND rersieBt 0as mi.
ouppe oo.r nit Iafsr. Wian ierz
pit Die Suppe nit ~gsr0Fs.sr Sem=
msl.
4usBeDrudts 3itroHeH.
Soi6e foats nan niymo.s fortpers
ea. Se iino np9 iebr gut 3am
4assh Don gle ing un0 Supiersss
8irysn. 0ieie per0en nit oen 3itrps
aen65lfEeH Hahgeeis6eH uno trodsH
nit G4lemHirsoe oolr gut oug4aez
s5t.r Qi1e e.ugerie5en. Spdter ners
oen IL nit @aHer abseIpilt unO nit
einsm gan3eH ueinen Su9e abssriez
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21

8oftesien nift gu OurbOriugen Der
m0geu.
Gs eie6. Ser 9afterieu 10 pielr
SAB iire aeiouG aenntniB uHidi.
ienoe Stuoier ~erioroert.
9luBer Sem 5al3eH babcl mir md
etn IitteI. oas Bic 51all .Bbotteriau
nidt u%ertraeeH Oa5 iiio narihiaoe'a
S1ureu. ). 9. Ste e igidure un0 81
Milai1ure iorie monde Stofis. sic
iidl ans Gem 6Gud b1ennenoeH Sc
ses nie0eriGia5en. Gaber D2roM
Mediterranean halt5ar Ramadt outh
5ol3ea our5 giu.e8eH in Gig 90
ourt Raurers
91io eu 0Ie'cH 6einoen iteat Die
Sansirnu uidt madstlns 1aaeniibsr =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-21
Auprlpt

Den alggmelasn Geiprdmsitoff
bat in Sem bsri6mten 9aoeort Sinl
un0 Der um5ogeu0 cine Mode l1Es
Gin impre0iFirtes @affpisl 0ir Sous
6rettt 6aHi Qtele Guf siRer ri6tIseR
S6migen6iitne bei elmer Dem 9ers
bunssrD Ha6eH @dHOertruppe i'm be-
ua9bartsn G5eaiee ge6Il0lt. Die 9tiez
ie erFu9r DDn Dem @leno Hno er5ot
id, in etnar gpriielung mii3unirtsH.
mas bsgretflin sieuiatioHea1 aaf Die
slegante SOmmergsitufdaft gbeHiees
nirtte. Die 4ieIe ipieIte Dor bsdHgitist
i6erfiutm 8irthbausfaal Die 9ttels
role in ser goHe Die adberin4. Gs
1T iberfldHi5, gu berihten. odB Die
gsHfdle Giinitlsrin, Die alien 6umUr
nit binrsiBenoem Sian sHtfaliets, le6.
BAIT gsfeiert nur0e unD einen Der
sr0Btsn dnBsren uuo iHHereH Srium.
Pb f~eierte. Die 9prfealng 6ra9te eis
nen lsbr groBen @rtras.
& \ 4
Sn elmer 8srFiguHs 6es prsuBis
i9en Mliniitsrs oes Sansrn 6eibt ss
iiber Die 8raasa ais @aiienpflegeriRs
men inter dnoerem: Die nit Der Bee
ftenun9 ron SraHea ais WaiIenpfles
gerinHer ecIRdmteR @rFabrun9en iino
10 erfreulin, oaB oer gegen oieie W1aBs
nabme gno5l me9r aus 9orurt1eil als
aus ianIi@sn @riinOeu geri9tete Wis
0erFtanO Iberpun0en per0en mug.
Der 6obe @erig 0as MISUNDERSTANDING
ntnamtas miro in Den 8eri6ten los
pobl Ser SnIti5z ME Der @erndls
tunos6e66r0en fait dIer grooinsen bez
3eugt, unter Dem 3utreFfn0en 6inz
fpeis ouraui, oaB 6rauen IS better als
Mldnnsr perFebeu. Die sur 9fleg, iuHs
ger &irosr gseignetea 5amitien auss
5uDdAlen un0 QebeRsb1Itung UNI @rz
3iebung Der 9inOer gu beauffi6tigen.
Sn @aertennuHs unO 8eipd6rung Der
Jrausn als 0aiIenpfleserinnen bat
Der 6err SuIti3miniiier 0en @ormunos
f6aFtsrthtern e%mpfo6ien. 5rauen bduz
flyer aIs 8ormiiHOer gu beiteGen.
i = i
= Sn araBaa (806men), elmer osuts
i9sR SHOuitrielta0t oDn 5000
Ginnpgr, I'm battsH iiG tir5lin auf Die
Ginla0a;.J zines So Sabre alien Udns
ues ale Sinno6uer Der Sta0t, bic ais
ter ais 20 Sabre Dareu, 5uiammenges
fuR0en, I'M einige fr0be Stunoea mitz
eineH0er 81 berie6en. Die rarfam=
meltsn 81 @reiie battsu suTammen Elm
utter bon 2S70 Sdbren. Sic fiihften
Ii6 duBerit gliitIiA in i5rem 8eiidmz
msniein, gleididm dls belebe lie neus
erli4 Elm iuqnOlimer @etIt. 2lls bolz
LENDS Ser 8irgermeiifer nit BEN
StdotrGt6eu erIhieH, nm ibuen Rds
mems ser Gtd0t i5re 8ere1ruuq bars
3ubringsn, "a gldn3te 10 mannss Quz
ge in belter 5reHoe. Der 8irgermeis
Iter be9rIBte Die Qlt6iirqer un0
nunidte i6nen uud) fiirDer5in Sic riis
TtiQite @e1uHofeit unO ods bette Wo6lz
ergsGen. Dem dlteItsn. Dem so Sabre
alien 6ran3 9retsr, ii6erreiHte er ets
nen 8lumen1trauB Die i6rtaen purOen
BON Trausa61a0 init 8lumen aberz
roI9t. Bel ser 2di}i hrd6ts Ser SO
Sabre otts SoIef 5eiari9 Elm 6o9 aui
Sen &aiier 6raa3 5oieF aus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-16
CITIZENS SAVINGS BRINK.
 20O3 First Avenue.
FOR SALE.

$2250-Nice new cottage, with hall, bath, lights; 49th street, Woodlawn. S75O0-Elegant modern, new S-room res, with basement, furnace heat, electric lights gas; faces east; nothing could be more desirable; price, very cheap; Nor wood place. If you want a home in this placid place district it will pay you to see me.
 s4250-New cottage, modern, with base north. Bargain; on very easy terms. $17O0-New broom cottage, one block car, North Highlands
 $275O-New 2-story, 7-room res, with basement, North Highlands. $55O0-Splendid modern home, rooms, one block Five Points. $6500-One modern Groom cottage, cabinet mantes, bath, and one broom cottage, 2Srd street and 18th avenue north. 5000 Each--3 of the most desirable lots in Norwood; all Improvements down and paid for. These are extra bargains. lots very cheap on car. 12th avenue and 17th street, north.
 1 lot very cheap, on Beech street. E block of Highland avenue. yDNb-Nearly l acre, with c0ttage store house and fixtures. on pike road. close To furnace at North Birmingham. 10 acres in almost center of Woodawn, on ear line and pike road. Sure money maker for purchaser.
 J. E. DAVIS.
 Room 906 Title Guarantee Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-16

majority of the deeds recorded were for amounts ranging from s1O0 to $500. The following is list of those transactions in which amounts of 5000 or more were T volved for which papers were hled;
 The Investment Real Estate company to l. H. Compton lot 15 in block ?, North Haven; the consideration for which was $3305.
 Daisy Vernon Holder an1 G. E. Holder to J. T. Peerson, property on t.le corner of First avenue and Fourth street, Norlh Birmingham, according to the survey Of the North Birmingham Land company; the consideration being s160o.
 Ensey Land company to Henry Starck- en- lots 10, Il. F and 17I2 feet off the south side of lot g. all in black 24 'I,' making collectively 92Ha feet fronting on Avenue and running back 13O feet to any alley in the rear as shown by the map of the Ensley Land company fifth addition to Ensley; the consideration was $500.
 The Brownie Realty company to F. M. Roof lots ', 8 and in block 4, according to Barton's first addition to Bartonville; the consideration for which was $34oo.
 SibIey P King to J. M. Wikle, lot in block E, the said lot fronting 30 feet on the west side of Forty-first street and extending back 1S7 feet on an alley as shown by the map of the King Land company's first addition to Kingston, be- ing in section 20, township IT, range 7 vest the consideration for which was 5000.
 J. R. Strong and Ada Strong to J. H. Hensley, lot IT, in block 103, North Bir- mingham, according to the survey of the North Birmingham Land company; the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-16
LOW RATES TO SAVANNAH. f Ht n -----ei -siaslsass.e T. p. A. yGs,, Week Via Atlantic Coast
 A' Line,

On account of the above occasion the Atlanta Coast Line will sell tickets to Savannah. Ga. from all points on it's line in Georgia, Alabama, and from points in Florida north of. and including Jackson vile, Lake City, Live Oak and River Junction. on May 13 14, b, and from points south thereof May 14 and 15, 1906, a rate of one fare plus p cents for round trip; (minimum rate fifty (50) eents). Final limit of all tickets May 19, 1906, (prior to midnight of which passengers, must reach original starting poinD
 For further information see your ticket agent. 5-S-13t
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Policies issued by told line" companies on Tontine, accumulative and deferred distribution plan purchased at higher prices than com panies pay. Bring policies, save time. Cash paid. P. w. Hall,' National Bank Build. ing. Phones 69S.
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consideration involved in the transaction being sl50O a4
 Emma Mt. D. Reid, Emma Louise Reid, Charles G. Mt. D. Reid and Eugena Reid to Hattie C. Davenport, lot IS in blotS 16, Birmingham, fronting 56 feet on the rorth- side of seventh avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets and extending back 190 feet; the consideration for .whcn was s425A s5a1
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FOR SALE. s250O-Deep lot, 29 St. bet G & H. s4500-2-story res, G 20 S 21 St. s2750-Large lot F blk s. 20 St. S75OO-Large Pts. res, furnace. s8500-S. 2i St. res, big lot, fronts. F cor, whites, rents sl44O. s10OOo-75x140 ? ave. 25 & 26 Sts. s10oo0-4 ave 22 & 23 sts., improved. $15. .OOO-5 ave "A & 25 sts., improved. s95OO-Handsome ave house, furnace. s5OoO-Lot ave, 21 & 22 sts. $12000-I4arge N. 2l st. lot, .2-story res. s1O 1O5O0-2-story cor. res, N. 19 st. s7bn0-7 ave. cor, rents SI20. s95Oo-5Ox240 9 ave. 16 & F sts. s16O0-17 st. & 10 ayes, rents $24O. s5oO-Pr acre, choice West End tract.
 MCCONNELL & ANGLiN. Both phones 1923. 2OlS Third Ave
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F. I.

NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE. S750-S5O cash. balance $10 per month; good house on boulevard south of Rising sta ton, for colored man; can move right in
 $lSOO-Corner on Idlewid car line: D feet front sidewalks curbing, etc.; Alabama street; this is a great bargain. $O00-50 feet: 9th avenue, between Fist and 22nd streets; bargain. s525O-11th avenue near 20th street, South Highlands; 8-room, 2-story house; bath gas, etc.; only half block from Five Points.
 S. E. THOMPSON,
 Bell phone No. 24, 223 Fist street.
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ONE GENT A WORD

aAI ES-One cent ! word a day; DO ad. taken fo less than 25 cents for drst insertion. as must accompany every order.
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PROPERTY OWNERS.


 l have rented everything on my list and am open for more property If you have anything nnrented. or if you are thinking of changing your agent, il VIII undoubtedly be to your interest to try me. l handle rental property exclusively.
 GEORGE BlLBE. Bell phone 24 223 2lst street.
 FOR SALE. $3Oe0-Avenue G paying P per cent. $10,000-Avenue II; good condition. Si0O0-Modern; rooms Central avenue. $50, ,O00-First avenue. close to 20th street. S4500-AVenue G and 2eth street. $15,0O0-South 22nd street; 45xlo0. We have exclusive sale of those beaut- full lots In Webb X Wood survey of South Highlands and can make you in- ducive terms on them. If you want to rent q place. come 10 see Us; we have some nee places. West End Wood- lawn and on the North and Southside in the city.
 ". ". MALONE G co. Insurance. Rentals, 211 N 21st St Phones. 1239.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Local real estate circles yesterday were characterized by about the usual amount of activity in all grades of realty. the suburban markets, as usual, being especi- ially flourishing.
 Yesterdays file in the probate clerks of flee was again very heavy, but the great
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REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-Good mechanical drafts man for designing electrical and steam apparatus, also few good detail drafts men. Positions offer good prospects for advancement and are to be consid- cred permanent for the right men. Send detailed statement as to age, educa- tion experience and initial salary to Engineer In Charge, Drawing Office, GENERAL ELECTRIC (THOMSON HOUSTON ELECTRIC) CO.,,
 West Lynn, Mass.
 Kin 4t-1l-12-1 -2l
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FOR RENT.

$40 per month. store 22nd st.. north; good location for furniture or grocery store. sSl per month, store South 22nd street. this is fine location for any retail busi- ness and is very cheap.
 sso store, new: good location for drug store. . ....
 CHARLES SUMNER. osa people,s 2a6 N 22nd St 933 Bell
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ONE GENT A WORD RATEs-One cent a word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first. insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
 BOARCERS WANTED.

NICELY furnished room for rent with board, 1923 Fifth ave 5-l6-3t FERN1sHEDt rooms and board 1903 9th avenue north. 5-l6-6t LOVELY furnished room with board. 422 1eth street, north. corner 5th avenue.
 5-16-7t WANTED-Boarders. Desirable parties with reference can get both furnished or uhfurnished rooms at the new South side hotel, 'tis in walking distance for business men. Mrs. w. C. Woods SPA south 20th st. Bell phone 2419
 5-16-2t-wed-su FURNISHED rooms and board 1903 5th avenue north 5-11-5t ROOM with board. 2209 eth a''7.
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FOR RENT. 6i4 N Fist st. 8 rooms. 2500 9th ave, rooms. 71S N. 29d st. rooms. 2017 9th ave. furnished. 1596 11th ave. S., furnished 1895 7th ave. .I." rooms. 12th ave &. 11th st. rooms. We write all kinds of insurance, make bonds negotiate loans. sales, etc. UNDERWRITERS REAL ESTATE
 AND RENTAL co.
 A. D. SMITH, President. Both phones SIS. 21o N. Fist street