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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
SnuclicrItrifc in Gbicagu.

81 icago, 4. Oftober. = Die
Silmelier- arbeiter in Chicago berei.
ten iif fir nGtiten Montag ari einen
oQgemeinen Strife Dor, INN Die Gin-
iiibrung oes sl6titunoen : @erftages
al erSpingen. Gomite'n iino beauf-
tragt, Den 81 Sllmelen . 6abrtfarten
in ser StaOt Die 6orberungen Der ar-
better 81 unterbreiten. Sn elmer
Ieriommlung BON Sertretern Der IN.
tereiiirten Sirmen lit cine @ereini-
eiln9 gegriinoet porocn, Die allgell-
i6einlih be5pedt, Die 5oroeriingen
Der arbeiter nit pereinten 8raften sn
befGmpien. Gas Saupter5engniB Der
Gbicago'er Suwelen : Stoultrie ut
sic Nubrifation pom 5rauringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
Gie 0eionbt d aten in
GcA.

Ranger, A. OCTOBER. Ger
omeritoniihc 0ciunote @rmmcre,
mel6er ont y. September in 6cs
unfom, miro om nGd)itcn Wontog
ieiner critic iormclle Iuoien5 bei'm
Sultan bon Moroffo baben.
Yoris, 4. October. = Die umcri-,
funiibe mo Die oeutihe @eionot'
ifoit in Se5 boben Wibtrolen i'm
Eublifum crrpedt. Mon gloubt, Tie
fonnten Tortbeil aus Der S%batiad)c
81 5ieben Illd)en, bob Die Convention
bon Ilgecirus nod nid)t rntlfi5irt
mproen lit, urto lire Sonoerintcrcl.
len in Worofto pcriolgcn. Mit Hiid-
iiht bierouf puroe eben Die wihtige
Grfldriing ab9egeben, Dob Die Wit
gIieoer beS oiplonatiifet Corps ii
Songer, mclde Die intereiiirten
WGdte pcrtreten, iid perpflihtcten.
10 longe Die &otifi5irung Der Con-
pention nod IN Shfpebc, lid in ibrcn
@|e5ieblingen 81 Worptfo ltreng al
Die bon Der glgeciros Convention
nieocrgelegten @runbiGtc 81 balten.
.9eionoerS," 10 muroe betont, .iei
bicS biniidtlih 0iientlider 9allten
urb GoBeilionen binbeno. an mel'
d)en nidts i'm 8ioeripruh nit benz
Erin5ip Der mirtbiboitlihen @leid)-
belt geidcben ioiirfc."
Ser Yrin5 nnb oie @olIe-
ten c.
9erlin, A. DIT. = @unS Berlin
ltiirmt 9cgenlpGrtia boS vSrlonon@
(beoter," nm Die 9ulleteile Marie
Sul5er in ibrer @lon5leilting I'M
giibneneifeft Ser SrQum" 81 leben,
burd) mclhe lie oos Ser5 oes Nrin-
sen Soadim Albrcd)t bon HreuBen.
3etters oes &oiiers, i'm Stitrnl eros
bert boben ipll. Gie Scene bonbelt
bon einem ilingen Wonne, mcld)er Iidl
in cine 9ollcteilic perliebt itno ibr lc.
benSgroBes 9ilo in ieinem 3immcr
bGngen bat. &or benz 9ilbe liteno,
ir1lmt er, Die 9nlletcnle ipridt ans
Der 2einipuno bernllS, mo erwod)eno
finoet er ieinen Sraum peruirflitt
@ie man munfelt, 1T Der Nrini
oermoBen in Warie Slil5er perld)ol-
len, oab cr lie u~nbeoin9t bet
rotben mill, troboem ibm Der bod)li
elltriiitete aniier nit ben idorfIten
Grobungen obgepinft bat. Gas Ia,
tlinl Der Sod5eit lit mhgeblid) ailI Den
%. Sftobcr angciebt mo miro it'd
Der Grin3 oann nit Der Salfte ieiler
hisbcriaen Ginfiinftc, 100000 al.
itott 32,O0O,0N Marf, 5u begniigen
baber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05

id)reiben erflGrt, Dab er lpenigltens
tempor1r in ieinem amte bleiber
lperOe.
IIgcr gegen Innerton.
G~etroit, Wid., 4. Sttober.
9unbesienotor 81. q. alger, Der frii-
here ariegsiefretdr, bat lid iiber Die
Situation auf Gubo nie folgt aus
oeipro6en: sd mar Ioofiir, Guba SIT
ser 3eit 81 iibcrnebmen, ais mir
Eorto Hico i%ibernabmen, aber Fruli'
Dent Wc&inlep unb me1rere Mitglte'
Der bes &abinets lparen anocrcr
Weinung. Sd babe itets groBe
3rueiiel an benz @rfolg Der Selbit-
re9icruna auf Cuba gebubt. IS mag
ober iein, DOB oas @orgcDen Der
umerifoniiden &egierung in bieicr
&riiis Die Gllboncr gum pollen Be
muBtlein Scr Serantuortlidfeit, Die
lie iid) ielbit gegcniiber babet brin.
gen u1,o ibnen in florer gSeiie oen
Meg 5eigen miro, nie lie iid ielbit
regieren fonl1en. Eerionlid miirOe
i) lieber iebcn, boB iid) Guba SIT
elmer Itorfen un%abbGngigen Hepllblif
entmidelt, ais OoB es ielbit bon ben
Ser. Stootcn %anncftirt miro, oen1l
mir boben obne Dies ihon genug 81
thun."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
YittSburacr ,Wraftcr."

YittSburg, ga. 4. Sftober, -
Wur Sriebmon, einer Der orei Stoot-
rotbsmitglieoer, Die oes ,@raft" on
geflogt iino, lit ourh @abrlpruh Der
@eidmorenen iiir ihuloig erflart
moroen. gr loa Sdtpeigegeloer bon
Dem Better cines 6reuoenbanles an-
oenommen baben. Die gleiden an-
flagen gegen bic Stootratbsmitglie-
Der Goporo 5. goiparos unb Somnel
6rollk werben iett I'M Griminalge-
ridt perban0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
&f gcgcn Strifebredjrr.

sort @milIiam M. Ont, 4. Oft.
= Cine gnsabl bemaffneter 6raht-
perlaoer- Strifer, groBtcntbeiIs @ric.
den unS Staliener, umringten seitern
Oas bieiige Geitbaus Der yGanaoian
Eaeifie : 9abn," in Dem etipa iiinfSig
Don @innipeg bierbeT gebrad)te
'Strifebreder ~lluterfunft erbaltcn
batter. Gas aoitbniis ipliroe bon 20
Yoli3iiten Ser gabngeieaidaft per.
tbeioiet. gs fam gum aampf, in oei-
ien gerlauf elm Toli5iit uno mebrcrc
Der an~greifenoen Strifer gerletun.
gen bapon triigen. Sp1ter fam es
5a llnterbanolungen 5lpiiden oem
Wapor uno elmer Gepitation Der
Strifer. peld)e bamit enbcten, oab
Scr Strife bcoinautasIoS ieitcns Der
sried)iiden iAno italieniihen strifcr
'aiifeegcben mnroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
,Snbiaucr 3 ltnrnbcn in Mcrifu.

StaotM Merit 0, 4. Sftober.-
SSm 0itliden Sbeile oes Sebuantepec-
Sitbmls berrift groBe grbitteriuhg
untcr Sen Snoionern iiber ltreitige
2onooniprii6e, ginige iiini5ig arie-
ger oes Stammes rotteten lid 5uiam-
men ullo unternabnten einen Ingriff
oltf sic Ortihoit geapllcan, Staat
Sera Gruj. Cine abtbeiliing Sano-
@cnoormcrie, peritGrft pon elmer
9iirgerpebr, trieb Die Snoianer nad
tlr3eln Sample, IN meldlem Die 2eb-
tcren niebrere Spote uno T~erpntoete
%pcrloren, in Die 6lud)t. Cine Srlp-
penabtbeilung Don 100 Wann be-
madt iebt Den b%eorobten Srt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
9ulgori DIES llltimatnm
an bic Eforte.

Gonituntinopel, l.. Oftober.
- 9os lange 3ogern Der tiirfiid)en
%GommiliGre, Den 9eribt iiber ben
Characterization @ren5itreit nm
einen 2unoitrih oes tiirfilhen 8iloz
Jets Norianopel 81 untcr5eidnen, bat
Vul0orien 81 einem llltimotlim per.
onlobt, in mcld)cm erflGrt miro, Dab
ipenr Der 0erid)t nidt bis gum II.
Sftober lnter5eihnet meroen lollte,
billgnriide Srilppen 9efebl erbalten
ipiiroen, oen itreitigen 8ren5ort gu
jilf unperSiiglid lpieber ST. beieben.
Die llnterillfung Der GomnIiIlion
lpor ifon Dor orei @ohen obgeidloi'
len moroen, bod boben Die bnlgarii
iden Gommiiidre lire tiirfiid)en Col.
legen nift sur llrter5eihnung oes
9eri6ts 81 beluegen permndt.
Ser @ren5itreit fiibrte fiir5lid) SIT
einem 3uiommenltoB 5miihen Sol.
oaten oes bulgariiden @ren5poltcns
in Suiltf unb Der. tiirfiiben @ren5-
mohe in Gerlpiidr @ogila.
&ur5e &abeloepe den.
Ser ruiliihe Gr-Eremier 8rof
Sitte lit ans 0eltid)lonb III EoriS
al1aefontnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05

in 9lagopctibtdensf, Huliiid-IIten
bcfonnt gegeben. SedS Der antilb'
rer ser Wcuterei lpllrben BON Dem
&ric0Soerid)t 5ilnl Spbe, brci anoere
|-3u barter 3Dongsorbeit mo neltll=
ScGn 81 l1ngercn Scrn1incn inStraf'
batoilloner perlrtbcilt.
Sn Gicff murbcn gcItern inter
Iummariidcm &crfobren bier Inor-
d)iitcn bingcriftet, unb IN 9atbnrut
iicben 9onoitcn itonorcdtlid crid}ol-
ier.
Sic NbcnOocpciden meloen ncrll-
5eDn m9itcre @irrid)tungcr, iiebct III
a6erior, bier in @aridalt, 0rci III
Mitolt unO ie cine in 8aliifl gotlm
unb goflt. Sic 2ettcre geid)o6 fir
Holtb urlb EliinOcrung mdbrenO Der
fiir3lidcn repoliltionGren llnrllGen,
ole anbercn fir Mforo.
G5cntod ) o ~ a, Euiiiif E Eolen.
A. Sft. - 3ebn Scrroriitcn mllrben
bellte Oobicr ourd Elm 6elofriegsge-
ri6t gum Sooe pcrurtbeilt. Sic Wers
Den morgen gebdngt Derben.
% eutercr in 2ibou pernr-
tGctlt.
Petersburg 4. Oftober. -
Ias &riegsgcridt in 9iboll, aur=
Lamb, bat % Secleute oeS ruiiiideil
SransportOompfcrS Sligo" megcn
@etbeiligung an ocrWieltterci inn les-
ten guguit 81 lGngcrcr @cf0ngniB-
itrnfe Bel barter Nrbcit perurtbcilt.
9tc &crbunolllngen Dor Den aricgs=
gcrid)tclt in &ronitaot, SellingforS.
Hcpol, Sibau un0 anoeren boItiidrcn
SGfen boben crgcbcn, noB Die gall5e
Slottc bon pcrr1tberiidpn llnltricben
burdipiiblt mar.
Soger ar bcut d er II inter.
u " ".
petersburg, 4. Sftobcr. -
Sonobl Gclltidlunb, iuie S6lpeben
gcbt Die por0citri0e grmoroung bes
i6lueoiid)cn Gice-aoniulS Sogcr an.
&o9er NOR oelltider llntertbon. GoS
auStpdrtigc gmt bot Ser idnpeoiiden
@eionoti6aft iein @eooucrn iiber Die
Morotbot nusgciprod)en unb erfl1rt,
bob boS Geuberite oufge6oten mer-
Den miro, Inn bic Worber bingieit 81
MADDEN unb 81 b%eitrafen.
Scbereien in aicff.
PETERSBURG. 4. Sftobcr. -
Sn &ieff orobt angcblih cin nelles
Suoenmoiiatre. Gie n2igo OeS mi
iiifen Soifcs" %pertbeilt IN Der Stuot
monenbuft 6lugidrifter, in wclfcn
Der Tobel sur Nicoermebclling oller
SSrocliten auigeforbert miro. ga Die
9cb0rben ocn b%eorobten Suoen fci-
men Sd)llb ongeoeiben laiien, idcint
Elm oSogrom" unpermeiblid. Die
jiiOii6e 9ep0lfcrung befinoet iid III
einenl Tonif unb ilicbt in S1ooren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
Gillian Hufca's 9iamanten.

SpringfieIb, O., A. Oft.
Gillian &iiiied, sic befannte Sdaii.
iptelerin. wllroe geitern wdbreno Der
8abniabrt bon bier nud) Columbus
baS Spier zines ired)en Naubes. Cine
ibr seborige Sanotaide, Die $4,000
in @olo uno Simelen entbielt, miroe
non einem nnbefannttn Manne, mel
der in Gapton ben BUG pcrlicB. NIT
genommcn, mabreno 0rnn Mitiiea lid
aus Dem 6ciliter bitails lebnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-05
Der 2nmscncntsiinbnns erlesem.

M ilmanfee, @ise.. 4. DIT. =
Sral Sreoerid Eabit, 8iitipe oes per-
itorbenen Chefs Der .Eabit greipitg
60" bon Wilmaufee nno Eodter oes
GRINDERS Der 9rauerei, Saeob Belt
lit bier ali 2ungenent5iinOnng geltor-
hen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
EBORN OFFERS THE Real Goods All Wool and a
 Yard Wide

$65ooAn fS650o0x4O Glen IT'S public miles Highlands failing gbranch; Ss15oA poultry and waterfowl has of s275o-7room moder block line well located North High balance Highlands $30 month 7room Highlands goth easy
  stone corner nome oeaueiuhy Highlands nrica ioeaTion ns9 ~ 49 W - nc line
 
 
 low oct if - W ~ W ~ ~ only if u fellow will Nowood $960; ave North 18th St. 10room centClose Northside investment
 
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  dgnfed invisible Don't trouble anything that well all right if the will high mind Pussona nerewIts
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
TWO MEN ADRIFT
 IN GULF OF MEXICO
WERE CAST LOOSE FOUR DAYS AGO WITHOUT FOOD OR WATER BY THE BREAKING OF A TOW LINE DURING A STORM.

New Orleans August 3.-News that two men are adrift in the Gulf of Mexico on scows without food or water was received here today by agents of the ocean going tug R. w. Wilmot Four days ago these men were cast adrift in storm which broke the tow line between the Wilmot and four scows which the castaways were tending. The tug was then sixty miles out from Mobile, which port she left last Monday
 When the seas broke the tow line those on the tug were forced to watch their comrades drift away frantically signalling but helpless before the storm No assist ance could be given by the Wilmot be- cause she was also towing dredge which did not break loose and on which there was also a crew.
 Hampered by this dredge and fearing that to cut it loose in a chase for the scows might mean death to those on the dredge. the tugs captain began a race against time toward Pensacola. Fla, in- tending to leave the dredge there and put back to sea for the scows. Yesterday the Wilmot, having brought the dredge safely to port began this search The dredge and seows came from Vicksburg, Miss, passing down the Mississippi last week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
kINcAID IS SUSTAINED.
TechnicaIity Is All That Keeps Toledo
 Ice Men Out of Prison.


 Toledo, O., August 3.-Judge Babcock in common pleas court today handed down his decision in the ice cases sustaining Judge Kinkaid in every particular and exonorating him of having made any promise or suggestion of lenency as claimed by the attorneys for the ice trust. The judge declared the contentious of the attorneys for the trust to be ridiculous and should never have been brought into court.
 Were it not for the fact that ice men attorneys succeeded in getting into the circuit court on errors the defendants would have to at once go to the work house. Technically the cases are yet pro- ceeding in the upper court, although Judge Babcocks decision removed the case en- tirely from the circuit court. That court, however, is adjourned until the middle of September and sentences are suspended until the court meets and decides 1t has nothing further to do with the cases Should the attorneys for the ice men ap- peal from Judge Babcock to the circuit court, which they are likely to do, that court will likely send the cases back for rehearlng in common pleas court or by declaring there is no error cut off the last hope of the ice men to escape imprison- ment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Nothing of importance was noted in the local real estate market yesterday. Con- ditions are practically the same that have prevailed during the past three months, but 1t Is said there are signs of advanc- ing activity. Prices are steady and are highly inclined upward.
 The proper papers were filed in the pro- bate clerks office yesterday recording the following transactions in local real es- tate in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved:
 Birmingham Realty company to Thomas Gibbons and wife, part of block TOP. Bir- mingham, the said property fronting 50 feet on the south line of Avenue E, be- tween Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh streets, and extending back 40 feet to 2O-foot alley in the rear; the consider ation involved in the transaction being s1564.7o.
 A. J. Cousins and wife to A. s. Canter- berry, 50 feet off of the north end of lots l, and 8, in block "N.' of the survey of w. J. Yam ct al. the said property form ing a rectangle fronting 50 feet on the west side of F1fty-eighth street Wood lawn. and extending back along the south line of Third avenue, north, 15o feet to the east linelof lot 4, in block N" the con sideratlon involved in the transaction being s1SO0
 Lena s. Jacobs and Robert Jacobs to Mrs. Allie c. Birch, lot 1S, in DeBardele bens and Adgeo's subdivision of block 792. Birmingham, the said lot fronting 130 feet on the south side of Gregory avenue and 50 feet on the east side of Fifteenth street; the consideration involved in the transaction being S1750.
 A L. Wilson and wife to Stephen Durick and wife, lot 1s, in block SSS, Bessemer, the said lot fronting 50 feet on Eighth avenue and extending back 1s0 feet to an alley in the rear; the consideration in volved in the transaction being $l5OO.
 Ella Spiro and s. Spro to W. J. Dun can. lot g. and the east half of lots II and 12, in block S6. Birmingham the said property fronting 50 feet on Seventh ave- nue. north, and extending back 190 feet to an alley in the rear; the consideration involved in the transaction being 5000
 F. R. LylSes and wife to R. H. Eberly part of lots ' and 8, in block 643, Bir- mngham, the said lots fronting 60 feet on the west line of Thirty-second street and extending back between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues 19O feet along the south line of Eleventh alley to a twenty-foot al ley in the rear; the consideration involved in the transaction being $15s5.
 Marie Remnertz and Franz Remmertz to w F. Robinson. property in the north west corner of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 20, town ship IS, range west, the said property being rectangle sl5 by about 692 feet; the consideration for which was $3eOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
TROOPS WILL BE SENT.
Trial Will Be Conducted Legally In
 Barbourville, Ky.

Frankfort, Ky, August S.-The Frank fort and Barbourville companies of state guards were today ordered by Governor Beckham to go on duty at Barbourville on Tuesday next to protect during their trial the negro man and woman charged with the murder of a Mrs. Broughton last week Col J. Embry Allen of the Sec ond regiment will be in command of the troops and Gatling gun will be taken along.
 The negroes are now in jail at Stand ford and the troops will proceed to that place and accompany them to the scene of the crime and trial. The circuit judge of the district fears an attempt to lynch the negroes who committed the crime to secure $40 They cut. off the head of their victim.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
A NorEE DAME LADY

1 will send free with full instructions. some of this sample preparation for the cure of leucorrhoea, alteration. dlsplace- ments, falling of the womb. scanty or painful periods. tumors or growths, hot flashes, desire to cry. creeping feeling up the spine. pain in the back, and all female troubles, to all sending address. To mothers of suffering daughters 1 will explain a successful home treatment If you decide to continue it will only e t about 12 cents week to guarantee a cure Tell other sufferers of 1t, that is all I ask. If you are interested write Tow and tell your suffering friends of it. Address Mrs. M. Summers, Box 4OO Notre Dame, lad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
FOR SALE

One of the most beautiful homes ever offered for sale on the South High lands. Lot 70x175; Avenue is paved and has all other improvements. House has eight rooms, two baths, is finished in hardwood throughout downstairs; the place makes a fine appearance and all the surrounding property Is hand somely improved. This house Is prac- tically new, and was built without re- gard to cost. Price is $12,000, and sat isfactory terms can be arranged for responsible purchaser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
ROOMS FOR RENI.

FOR RENT-Front room. 2O2O 9th avenue.
 7-31- tues -thu-sat-tf FOR RENT-Three connecting. unfur- nished rooms. 7l2 N. Fist st. Bell, 33S3,
 S-3-3t NICELY furnished front room; hot and cold baths: house screened; S9 per month 22l2 fth ave. 7-31-tr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
 Proposals for Distribution of Acts, Journals, Etc.
Department of State

Department or State,
 Montgomery, Ala. August l, 1906. Sealed proposals will be received in this office until 12 o'clock. noon. on Saturday, August, 20. 1906 for distribution of the re- ports of the supreme court journals laws and reports of the department of state for two years, beginning October 1. 1908. The maximum price for such distrbu- tion is fixed at 12 cents per pound for reports of the supreme court, acts. jour nals, laws and reports of the depart ments.
 Persons making proposals must be gov erned by section 1878 of the code of Ala bama, 1896, as to bond and other pro- visions.
 Bids will be opened on August 29 1906 and contract let on same date Cor as soon thereafter as practicable) to be effective October l. 1906.
 Bids received after the time above speci- fled will not be considered. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
 No deviation whatever will be made from the foregoing.
 F. R. M'DAyID. S-t lot Secretary of State
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
s-1 lot
Proposals For Printing and Binding.

Department of State
 Montgomery, Ala, August l. 1906 Sealed proposals will be received in this office until 12 o'clock, noon on Sat urday, August 25. 19O6 for doing the print ing and binding of the state for two years, beginning October 1. 1906. The prices fixed by chapter 9S of the code of 1896, as amended by acts of 1S9S-9 and 1900-1, are hereby fixed as the maxi mum prices and all proposals for doing the work must be made at these prices or at discount below them.
 Persons making proposals must be gov erned strictly by the requirements of the above named chapter as amended as to bond, classification, etc.
 Bids will be opened on August 29. 1906. and contract let on same date Cor as early thereafter as practcable), to be effective October 1. 1906.
 Bids received after the time above specified will not be considered. The right to- reject any and all bids is reserved.
 No deviation whatever will be made from the foregoing.
 F. R M'DAvID S-1 lot Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
eoARoERs WANTED.
LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

LOST-Gold clasp pin; triangular shape; studded with pearls, inscribed TT. l.. or name on back. Lost Thursday evening between and D. m. Finder will be rewarded for return to Age Herald. LOST-Merchandise receipt book: south side; liberal reward for prompt return. L. R. Shirk X Co.. 2l05 Morris ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
Must Throw Cargo overboard.

Block Island. R. L, August 3.-The work of salvage on the United States collier Nero, which is stranded near the south east light. was resumed today It was found that in order to float the craft it would be necessary to throw all the cargo overheard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
$ 5000
Pay Is per cent, safe, steady renting brick investment. 5. l }; F E. 'EBORN
FOR SALE

Beautiful new stucco home in the very best part of South Highlands, just completed; rooms are large and well ventilated. House is well con structed in every particular and has every modern convenience, including gas, electricity, furnace. ample closets and glass-encased cupboards; an alley corner, with all street improvements and retaining wall along the alley en- tire depth of the lot; cabinet mantels, artistic window seats, large front and back porch and large cellar and serv- ants rooms; water connection in base ment. Any one desiring a complete home on the South Highlands should see this. Two blocks east of Five Points, on the hillside, one block from Magnolia Park. close to all car lines, schools and churches. There is noth- ing else just like it fo- sale on the Highlands. Price $7750, and satisfac- tory terms can be arranged for respon- sible purchaser. The neighborhood Is of the very best and no objection can be raised on that point. Lot 50x140.
 m..o., D vKTao1x1axr D. No
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
NANTED-Carpenters; all-summer Job in

W WANTED-Carpenters all-summer job in mountains near Asheville; house, mill and Plume construction; wages S1 50
 s3; bring your family and spend the summer and fall in comfort; nice cot ,tages rented $2.5O month, also can give permanent employment to any number saw mill hands and common laborers at s1 to i.50; men with families preferred; no liquor allowed. The Champion Fibre CO. Woods Department Sunburst, Hay wood County N. C. 1-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04

TOsT-Thursoay night, on 2th St. near A. G. g. railroad. an umbrella with the owners name on It. Finder will be re- warded by leaving fl at the oniee of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad con- pany. Woodward bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
Proposals For Stationery.
Department of State,


 Montgomery, Ala, AugustI, 1906. Sealed proposals will be received in this office until 12 o'clock on Saturday, August %. 1906 for furnishing to the state stationery supplies for two years. begin ming on October 1, 1906
 Estimates of kind. quality and quantity also blank forms upon which to submit bids will be furnished by this office at any time after August 1, 1906. and not earlier.
 Bids will be opened on August g. 1906, and contract let on same date tor as carly thereafter as practicablel. to be ef- fective October 1. 1906.
 Bids received after the time above speci- fled will not be considered.
 Persons makinsSyyoposals must be gov erned by sectionl lo,s of the code of Ala bama. 1Sss and eendments thereto, in bonds. t9pngnf
 The right toAetect any and all bids is reserved.
 No devis ton whatever will he made from the foregoing E. R. NJ DAVID. S-1-l0t Secretary of State.