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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
Noprt4srDn AND HIGHLANDS.

NORTHSIDE AND HIGHLANDS.
s2750-2-story. modern, groom home; re-
Gently built; every comfort southern
front; block of car line; North High
lands; $500 cash, balance $50 per month.
s4000-100x160. a lovely lot near 29th ST.
overlooks city; North Highlands; with
good 1o-room. 2-story residence; serv-
ants house, etc; bargain; investi-
gate.
s1 ,5oo-one of the finest, two-story. 10
room. modern homes in the choicest
location on the Highlands; stables. serv-
ants house. etc; a beautiful, desirable
home; see this.
$500 splendid. 2-story, Groom resi-
dence; built of select material and the
best labor; gem Of neatness and fin
ish; a home built for the owner to live
In, not to rent or to sell; finest plumb
ing and ex srything up to date; splendid
Groom servants house. stable and laun-
dry; loveiest cabinet mantels seen any,
where; large lot; choice location; Nor
wood district
s4500-Rental $500; a corner; S0x150; 23rd
street. north.
s16,O00-Rental $1,000; one Of the best CEN
trail corners on Northslde; properly i'm
proved this can be made to pay $1,000
or more per year; no better investment
on the market for the money.
pAntVVt-DJAlfbf II ave-, near -flti olIttl
$10,000-4th ave-, near 10Th street.
s2500-6-room house and lot; oath street,
North Highlands: fronting car line; $500
cash, $500 per year.
$9000-One of the finest, prettiest, coolest,
most attractive, 2-story, Broom, fur
nace-heated homes in the choicest part
of Norwood; a perfect beauty; stables;
servants rooms; drive ways, etc; this
is not like the homes you usually see
"a L. -A11 MO- hig
are to be had.
s35O0-A neat, modern, 5-room, first class
cottage home well built and first class
In every respect 18th ave-, North High
lands.
s1o,ooo-95x1OO: a close in prospective bus
mess corner on 4th ave.
$1,000 business lot in a few feet of the
new depot entrance.
SIS, 00-Improvements worth $4,000; 50x14O
9Th ave- between oath and 18th streets
s3350-90x115; two and Groom cottages:
fronts car line; North Highlands; choice
location,
$200o-2-story, Groom house and lot. fronts
car line; North Highlands; $500 cash.
balance $500 per year.
s35O0-6-room. modern home; 3 blocks of
Henley school.
s250o-6-room house and lot: 18th ave.
North Highlands; $500 cash, balance
$500 per year.
S500o-A new, modern, 7-room home; large
lot: 9th street, North Highlands.
60x190: between 18th and 18th aves.
choicest part of Norwood; small cash
payment; balance easy,
eox190-A choice lot and a bargain; oath
street near 18th ave, north; easy terms
S4000-Modern, Groom cottage; southern
front; 18th ave-. North Highlands.
$1,000 beautiful, attractive, 2-story, Z
rom residence. LOT 10OXllh. pretty ele-
walton; fronts car line; North High
lands.
s3500-150x160; a corner with neat, well
built, history, modern, 7-room cottages;
small cash payment; balance like rent.
S3000-A neat, broom house and lot; 18th
street, North Highlands.
s25 Per Foot-50x125 18th avenue, over
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
MCCONNELL G. ANGLlN.
Both phones 1923. 201S Third Ave

FOR SALE.
| $40, 000-14 houses, fronts 470 IT. on Ave. II.
fine investment
sS5O0-9-room house, all modern improve
ments, large lot 1O0xl5O, South High
lands.
$65O0-10-room house, lot 50x14O, corner
Richmond Place.
$5QO0-S-room house, lot 6Sx140, new and all
modern Improvements.
| Specification, corner Ave. G.
S6500-7-room and broom house, lot 50x100,
23d St, near 18th ave, north.
S45O0-6-room cottage, large shady lot all
modern conveniences. Investigate
STANDARDIZATION, two good houses, near new
| depot.
S5500-S-room and 4-room house 14th street.
near 7th avenue.
S250O--4-room house, 14th St, near eth
avenue.
| S3250-5-room house, 18th St, near 18th ave-
| $3250-5-room house, 10th st. near 18th ave-
s1600-6-room house, 18th ST., near 9TH ave.
s10,OOO-5Oxl4O, 5th ave, near new depot
s20O0-6-room cottage, new, Fairview.
s275o-6-room cottage, new, West End, on
| car line.
s2950-6-room house, East Lake. on car
line; good terms.
| $2750-6-room house. East Lake, on car
| line, very easy terms.
$1950-5-room cottage, East Lake, one
| block of car line.
s800-4-room house, large lot, good we'll
and garden fruit trees E. Woodawn,
| on Gate City car line
s2100-4 large lots on Lucy street, Smith
| field.
| $1200-2 large lots on Mortimer, near
Walker street.
s13O0--6 large lots at Crews station on So.
| Ensley car line.
s55OO-70 large lots near Norwood.
$2200-Buys a choice lot at Norwood
II you want to buy a home or investment
property see me. l have other bargains.
&. L. WINN,
| 1862 Second Avenue.
| Phones. RelI o376. Peonler ia
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The Ryan Realty Co.'s


For Is days only, 25 choice lots on
North Bessemer car line, adjoining
Central Park, for $175. Terms, $40
cash, balance IS per month. eve get
orders by mail for these).
Choice lots in North Birmingham.
near car line until list of the month,
only for $3.50. Streets improved.
houses and lots In North Bir-
mingham can be bought for $1,000. A
fine investment. Also rs lots in same
locality for $2500.
A home in Woodlawn, rooms and
hall, also store room attached, in fine
location, a good barn and outbuildings,
abundance Of fine fruit, good garden,
lot 150x165. Can be had for 10 days
at sacrifice price.
Property of all kinds In all parts of
city, also some fine bargains in acre
age property. See us about these
Specials NOW.
The Ryan Real Estate Co
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
owENToN HOME.

25Ox14O feet; large eight-room modern
house, servants house, ETC.: on two car
lines, giving a six minute schedule; price
s525000; bargain at the price. See US
quick.
w. @. OLIVER 4 CO..
2025 Third Avenue. Both Phones 1854
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
SMITH & STlLLMAN,
205 and 206 Hood Bldg.

FOR SALE.
s21Oo-Cottage 10th ST., bet 18th and 18th
ayes.
S2t00-Pretty Norwood lot.
s600o-2-story res. n. 18th st
$40, 00O-West goth St place, double front.
s475o-Niee home. It'll ave. 10th and 18th
sts,, 50A190
s6500-4th ave-, 18th ST. cor; rents, $40.
$l2, 5000 ave, 18th st, corner.
S15,oO0-Valuable 9Th ave. corner; specula-
tion.
$12. 500-Choice 9Th ave. corner.
$40, 000-5O it., I'd ave, near oath st.
$40, 0OO-2d ave. store rents $3.50; good bldg.
s45, 000-Handsome 3-story brick store.
s5000-Ave B, near 18th St; rents $3.50.
$4000-50x190; houses; Ave e, near I'D.
s15,00o-Well- improved close in S. side
corner.
SS500-Excellent home. 18th st, near X.
$55-Pr. 1T. choice Waucoma st. lot.
MCCONNELL G. ANGLlN.
Roth pbnnes 1bo2 o012 Third
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2O16 First Ave

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-
ton. experience and initial salary to
Engineer In Charge, Drawing Office,
GENERAL ELECTRIC (THOMSON-
HOUSTON ELECTRIC) CO,
West Lynn, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-20
SalesrC Oms 8O1-2 Title Guarantee Building
NO MARKET REPORT TO-DAY

words of good cheer and a unity of ac-
ton. from gray hairs and youth alike
surrendering their all to humanity and to
God.
These representatives of all lands. by
their very presence have paid a most
gratifying aad greatly appreciated
tribute to Birmingham and the district
We haven't but one regret, and that is
that these distinguished bishops and fra
ternal delegates from all parts Of the
world. didn't get n chance to hear some
of our home preachers. They will never
know what they have missed
The most far seeing have admitted that
Birmingham Is to be the Pttsburg of
the south
To give prominence to their visit. and to
emphasize our appreciation of IT, by sus-
pending temporarily routine matters
were but q slight tribute to the presence
of these noble, self-sae1ifleing people, for
In honoring them, we honor God, and
whom honors God. reflects thereby the
greater honor upon themselves
All our real estate social. Industrial.
present and future life Is founded upon
that spirit for which shese people have
given up their lives to spread a new life;
the real life: fullnesu OF life the life
that satisfies. among the nations of the
world
With that spirit as foundation and
guide. we may have our seasons of shad-
ows but the sunshine will absorb them.
We shall bid these good people farewell
regretfully, and as We shall not forget
them may we not ask them not to forget
Birmingham; and, II they must brush our
affectlonate dust off of their stately black
cloth garments.'Set we ask them not to
shake the dust of our city (altogether)
'off their feet" but remember when they
go to their far-off homes, that Birming-
ham dust is a mighty good thing to tie
to in youth, better in maturer years, and
abiding and sustaining to their estates
and beneficiaries ever the silver chord be
loosed, or the golden bowl be broken"
Very truly, B. F. EBORN.
- - n = = - - -
dences; fronts car line; convenient to
center; can make this bring $4,000 per
year.
si50O-An elegant. modern, new, Groom
home; near Five Points.
81 ,000-S0x2o0; choicest corner, 10-room
home location on the market; near Five
Points, overiooks the city near goth st. ;
runs from ole avenue to another.
s1OGo0-Rental 5000 per year: a corner; look
14O Avenue C and 18th street with seven
Groom brick houses; this fronts car
line and is coming In.
$1l G00-Rental $1,000; brick block.
S12OO0-Rental 1924; 50x1O0: brick store on
Goth street; price holds good Monday
only.
$15O00-Brick; will pay $500 per year.
$6500- 40x100; 22nd street, between and B.
$7J00- 2O0x140; rental s65 per month; corner
with six tenant houses.
SS0OO-Rental $1,000 q steady renter and
valuable corner, 100x190; fronts car line;
close to center.
s11 ,Ooo-One of the finest 2-story. 1O-room
houses on a large, prominent corner.
South Highlands.
$3500-A modern, 7-room, 1-story cottage
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02

For special bargains in city prop
erty and choice farm lands, see the
Texas Title & Loan Company. GT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02

See X. II. NcComos for fire and
tornado Insurance. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02
Camp Elects Delegates.

AT the meeting Monday afternoon
OF Camp Winnie Davis, United Con
federate Veterans, the following
delegates were elected to the state
reunion to be held in Dallas October
rs: o. A. Finley, e T. Stoker and
II. NJ Rhodus. Alternates: J. d
Carder, j. B. Wilson and Capt. w. A
Boyce.
The camp contributed SIS to the
home for the widows of ex-Confeder-
ate soldiers, which has been estab-
/ liShed at Austin.
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. PERSONAL MENTION. .
H>>H>> 90 .


I'D Hudson Is IN Dallas today
r. J Lloyd OF Graudview. IL In the
city.
Hon 70 Alderdicc Is in Dallas
today
Ed Stout % Ennis vas in the
city today
Fred Lawrence went to cleburne
this morning
3. a. Weaver visited For, worth
this morning
J Il MAYHEM vas visitor to Dali
las this morning
John u McRae left this morning
for Arkansas on legal business
6 II Enbanks and W Il Smith.
Of Ennis, were IN The city today
Mr and Mts W \ Crow have
returned from visit 40 Houston
George Stapeley has returned from
visit 20 Hillsboro and Hubbard
CITY
Mrs ] Lea Cannon, Mrs George
and Mrs S f. Fowler visited Dallas
today
Mrs Ernest IAttlepage went TO
| Mexia this morning to spend few
days with relatives
! D. 4 Adkisson. who has been on
/ the road selling DR. Pepper returned
home this morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02

LOCAL NEWS.


Telephone the Waxahachie Grain
Co for chicken feed If
Never Break Steel Ranges, L-water
front with safety valve. If
The street force is at work on Col
lege street with the grader.
The regular meeting of the city |
council will be held tonight.
Before buying your wood and coal |.
see the Waxahachie Grain Co. If
Don't fail to see that 15c per pound
candy at Williams n Moseleys. tt
To save money buy your Wood
! and Coal from Waxahachie Grain
! Co, NOW. If
F! The Waxahachie Grain Company is
| headquarters for Wood, Coal and
Feed Stuffs tt
| Good secondhand folding beds
! from IS up; easy payments. r. E.
Moore & Company Sc
( Good secondhand touches and
folding lounges s 80 to $500 at r.
! f. Moore & Companys; easy pay
/ ments. Sc
Gala Lily, Hyacinths. Tulips, Mar
cissus and other Towering bulbs for
planting now ready at A Gardeners.
green house. "a
The real thing Sealshipt oysters;
firm, clean. with the delicious salt
water flavor. Tell H. n Nycum to
send YOU some. So
New furniture and stoves cxchang-
ed FOR old at r. F.. Moore < Co.'S.
Both phones Call as up when YOU
have anything 10 sell Sc
You can buy oysters almost any
whore. You can get the Sealshipt
kind at II. y Nycums ana they are
the best iu the market 81
when sou need any little house
hold article under the sun, and wan
90 save fancy price. call and see r
j. Moore a Co We have b. 81
The WaNahachic small boy Is hap
los this week The circus viii b.
There saturday and they can see th
sni,phaut without playing hockey
- message from Dallas today stat
t. |,J chat M e. d. Grisss was .n
. 1au critical condition and .b.t Did
d death $500. expected Ip u,Dfr .. an
IN bon.
a. Nr E A QgaH.. ut Nu.s.t. cam
.d IIa ... Nu Ee'sldH, afternoon q
I. .I.| Relatives Ii. .aid .H, lotto
. feld. asrv wa... a tbal rommunit
.anH rHs. picker. a~rs scarce
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02

LOST-Between Will Moore Hard
ware Co and J b. wilson's home,
pair of shotgun barrels. VIII pay
$3.50 reward for return of same to
WIFI Moore Hardware Co. sep
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02

FOR SALE At A Young
Gle in first class condition. Run
about month. Arthur Mackoy's
Shop So
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02
Church Meeting.

Every member of the Main Street
Christian church who signed one OF
the cards recently distributed, and
work by the church. are earnestly re-
quested to be at the church at 7:45
tomorrow evening. 4 conference
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02
Never Break Steel Ranges. L-water
front with safety valve. If


| have this day associated with
me in my business my son, VIII
Schuster, under the firm name of
Vim. Schuster & Son, and herewith
solicit for the new firm the same
confidence and patronage as given
to me, promising in return best ma
terial and honest work at popular
prices
So W. SCHUSTER. ST..
WaXahachie, Oct. loo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02
Collecting Taxes.

County Collector Spencer and City
Assessor and Collector Kennedy are
now collecting taxes on the rolls of
1906. The tax books were opened
yesterday, but the collections win
not be very heavy until toward the
close of the season
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given to city tax
payers that | am now prepared to
collect and receipt for all taxes due
the city of Waxahachie, Texas, for
the year A. D. 1906.
CHARLEY KENNEDY.
d57-w35 Assessor and Collector,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02
More Champion Pickels.

Rocket doesn t propose TO be out
classed when it comes To producing
champion cotton pickers. Two young
men of that community made an ex-
cellent record Monday. John Craw-
ford, age II, picked 500 pounds and
Joe Crawford, age 90, picked SO
pounds
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-02

At the meeting of the county com.
missioners Monday afternoon an cleo
ton was ordered for school district
No. IS to determine whether or not
special tax of 20 cents on the 500
worth OF property shall be levied for
school purposes. October 81 is the
date of the election, and w + Lyon
was appointed presiding officer.
r C. White was granted permits
sion 10 construct telephone lines out
of Sardis over certain public roads.
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seeking for the accomplishment of
the above named purpose will be in
lieu of the usual meeting. Please
do not think that you are not need
ed or will not be missed.
CHALMERS MCPHERSON
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Notice,

All citizens opposed to the recent
ordinance passed by the city council
regarding the street tax are hereby
requested to meet at w o. w. hall
Wednesday night at S O'Clock.
F. H. RALSTON, Trustee
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When you need plumber call
Bunkley. with r. S Cropk Co. Both
phones "a II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
As ro COTTON ..nospEcTs.

The cotton crop L. Alabama is not good. no matter what conditions may be elsewhere. Cur impression is that the outcome as to sise throughout the States east of the Mississippi will be very disappointing. The least ob- servant man can see now great has been the deterioration m Alabama in the last three weeks Messrs. Latham. Alexander & Co, who are very con sepvative In statement. have just sent out circular in which they say:
 Our adviees are that the stocks of raw material in the hands of nIanu- lecturers are in very moderate supply, Into the future for their entire output hence, there is likely to be an active demand for the new crop.
 Universal prosperity everywhere seems assured for some time to come In the United States particularly, busl- ness conditions were never more fla vorable for large consumption of cot ton goods Labor is not only fully employed at high wages but scarce. Crops of all description are bountifuL and the great consuming masses of the people will have the capacity to huY cotton goods liberally.
 m view of the foregolngA 1t seems to is, that continued prosperity may he trade for long time to come, and that present low prices have already dis counted q very, large crop not yet as- <lreu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
TODAY IN HISTORY
Name pay. AmatuA sna rises at

Name Day: AmatuA Sun rises at 5:47; sets at 6:1a.
 162s-Nine sachems came to Ply mouth and voluntarily subscribed an fish, a1 1knowledging themselves the loyal subjects of James, King or Great Britain. France and Ireland Defender Of the Faith. etc. the British under Wolfe, who was wounded and died in the arms of vfc- tory. The French lost sec killed. and 1000 taken: British loss fifty killed,
 I7s5-Captain Vancouver returned from his voyage after an absence of
 1sol-The cotton crop of Georgia ruined by caterpillars.
 1s14-SBritish approached within 700 yards of Fort Bowyer. Mobile. and ops ened fire n 1t
 roaa opened: the first n the State of New York
 1s4s-The town of Port Leon in Florida, almost entirely destroyed by an innndation and hurricane The in- which to rebuild. few miles higner up the St. Marks. which was called Newport
 States forces, under General Scott: and on the 14th of September he took the City of Mexico. This ended the Mexican war.
 1&5o-Tha Advance and Rescue, American vessels in search of Sir John franklin, completely fastened in the ice.
 1S5s-Duel between Judge Terry and Senator BrodertcG. The fourth most noted duel in the limited States
 1S62-Confederates opened fire on Harper's Ferry; artillery duel fought all day.
 1S64-General Sheridan operating generally in the Shenandoah Valley. Va.
 1s64.-General Grant from Virginia and General sherman from Atlanta wrote open letters urging the North to fill the quota of volunteers called for
 l904-Interparliamen union at St. Louis adopted resolptiens calling on powers to intervene at once in Russo Japanese war and in favor of Presi- dent Roosevelt summonIng The Hague conference.
 Service oy the American Press-News.
 Washington, D. CD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Dustle.a ReatIs.
Editor Advertiser:

Editor Advertisers:
 days issue of The New foriN Seliii4tef- cial:
 "The streets of Nottingham. Eng land. are sprinkled with water in dissolved to make. them dustless. One dressing every three or four weeks is enough to keep them so, even in the hottest weather. The cost Is very
 Chloride of calcium can be rurehas, form in carload lots delivered in Mont df a% %aeeT pot p0sssa son @ of chloride will take care of for the pur- poses above mentioned but tudging from the quantity necessary TOT iee making and refrigerating purposes II must be many thousand gallons. There fore. the cost to water our streets especially those not paveS. in thas fnis they would not have to be sprinkled but once every three or four weeks wuoid certainly be less than the cost under the present plan and surely of watering the unpaved strets is prae- tically a farce. The carts raise more dust than they settle and half an hour Stree street it would be difacult to tell that 1t had been watered, .o
 It is hardly necessary to refer to the disease germs which abound us dust. which no doubt causes great deal of sickness and besides think what a blessing it would be to house. saving in time and money If our streets were kept dqstless! This would pay the originaI cost many Win ali our ambitious and enter nrfsine aldermen allow this opportu- fity to slip byf ...,,,,,
 Perry Street Ciuzen-
 Sentember II. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
The Narrow Vehicle Fire,

Huntsville Mercury. A, wN
 Narrow tires must go" says says c,orr me iar- Journai laconfcaly adds: They do; Rieht on through the asphalt: And
 The Chattanooga Times. realizing we are short on the asphalt down this way. very aptIy continues the idea and says the narrow tire goes on more eS- peciaIy through the indtfferently bulle country road, It further says, nope, sufficientiy in our legislatures some or these days to insure the adoption or this very wise and common sense pro- vision The people of Huntsvflle ana Madison County are having placed De- fore their eyes every day now a prac. ticaI object lesson of the benents pr inc wide tire in a magnthed form Tn roller. These broad wheels are simply the broad vehicle tire in magnified form, While the broad tire on the wagon would not give forth so quick " ft will in time accomplish for the ntshlie roads of the county practically inc same thing. If the next Legisla- lure of Alabama could bring itself up in a public road law for the whole State gradually tnaugurating the use of the broad wagon tire, good reads
 would be hastened in their coming, NO
 ono thing would do so much at so lIt- tie cost to aid In restoring the pike roads of Madison County as the adop- lion of wide tires for all heavily load ed wagons. And in this connectloh something should be done to make op- erative the tonnage law of this coun- ty. If necessary lower the $iaO fine by an amendment. Stop cutting up roads by overloaded wagons with narrow tires.