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knowledge Of Spanish Necessary.

another very important condition is a
knowledge of the Spanish language. Anv
man who comes here seeking employment
without that knowledge will be in exactly
In the same situation as a Mexican who
should go to Chicago or Washington to
look for job without being able to speak
English. Any one who cannot converse
in the language Of the country in which
he lives Is practically helpless and use
Spanish here in a native family, where
nothing else is spoken. than to study in
the schools Of the United States but, in
the meantime, the student must have
means to support himself for six months
or more while he is acquiring the accom-
piishment Therefore, let no one come
to Mexico in search of any kind of a po-
sition unless he has at least 81 600 in his
pocket, and the more money he can COM
mand the greater will be his chances of
success.
Mexico is no place for adventures. OPP
portunities for getting rich quick do not
exist here any more than in Illinois or
Maryland Occasionally you hear OF some
miner who has become a millionaire be-
tween sunrise and sunset, but such stories
are usually exaggerated, and the pot Of
gold at the end of the rainbow is as easy
to find as well-paying mine. 1 believe
that nine times out of ten the same
complish more in the United States than
in Mexico or any other country, and it is
an memorable fact that the process Of ac
quiring wealth here is attended with more
hardships and privations and requires
greater persistence and patience than at
home.
There is another serious mistake in sup
posing that living costs less and that sala
ries are larger in Mexico than In the United
States for the same services. Two hun
bred dollars a month sounds bigger than
one hundred dollars a month, but. If that
two hundred dollars is paid in silver and
the one hundred in gold, they are exactly
equivalent according to the present rate
of exchange, and it costs just as much for
board and clothing. and considerably more
for the luxuries of life in Mexico than In
the United States, whether you pay in gold
or silver. 1t is true that the working
classes in Mexico live very much more
cheaply than persons engaged In the same
occupations in the United States, but no
American workman would put up with
what the Mexican workman has to endure
He would not eat his food or wear his
clothing and the food and clothing which
the American workman or bookkeper or
clerk or mechanic is accustomed TO costs
a great deal more in Mexico than 1t does
at home.
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20 days After these defects are removed the skin
will be clear soft, healthy and beautiful. No pos
$l.oo at leading drug stores or by mall.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris. Tenn.
Sold In Washington by Peoples Pharmacy. AZ
feck's Pharmacy and others.
ap4-w&f-6t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

7.z5 a. 81 DAILY-LOcaI FOR HarTis0aburg
Warrenton, DauVile, ana way stations
10 81 A II. DAiLN-N ashlngt0n and Florida
Limited FiTst-elass coaches and sleeper -
Columbia. Savannah, and Jacksonville.
Parlor Car 10 PlEehuIst. y. -. week days.
Dining Gar Service,
ll.15 A NJ. DATLN-UnitCG States Fast Mail
Ffrst-class COACHES and sleeper 10 New or
leans Dining Car Service
f.OI F. NJ WEEK DANS-LoCai Tor Harrison
40 = 81. DAILN-L0cal for NaIrenJon ana
Charlottesville.
s:55 r. II. WEEK DAYS - SOUTHERN )
PALM LIMlIED-SOlid Pullman train:
electric lighted through sleepers to
Aiken, Augusta. Savannah. Jacksonville.
and 81. Augustine. Club and Observation
Cars. southern railway Dining Car service.
s:SO p NJ DAILY-NeW York ana Atlanta
ENprrss. biTst-class Coach 10 Atlanta
Sleeper 10 Columbus, Ca. via Atlanta:
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper NASH. -gtotl
10 san Francisco Mondays. - edD esdays, and
Fridays
$50 p III DAILY-New York and Florida
Express. Through Coaches ana Sieepers 70
Columbia. Savannah. ana Jackso uyiIls
Sleeper IL Augusta ana Port Tampa Din
lng Car Service Ia Carte.
1000 i. -. DALA-New York and Aenlt,hIs
Lim.teG tvia LynChburg). FITsI-Ciass coach
and sleeping al TO Roanoke. Knoxville
Orleans Dining Car service
10 a z Nj. DAILI-NYashingtOn and South
western Limited. AL Pullman train. OBJ
Eervatlon Car 70 Atlanta and Macon. Club
Car TO Atlanta. Sleepers - Nashville, At
lanta, Macon, Birmingham. New Orleans
Dining Car Service.
II. e. SPENCER, General Manager.
Jan. 50. :. ii. hARDWICk, Pass. 1raf. Mgr
1906. " II. TAYLOE Gen Pass Agent
L s BROWN. General agent.
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.SAENGERBUND WON
FROM MARKET HOUSE
MilIer's 24s Was High-Bureaus Took
Three From War Quint-StatiOn
B Dropped Two.

The champion Saengerbupds last night
took three games from the Market
House qIint by unusually large scores.
W Miller was high for the evening with
24S. Twelve 300 scores We're made in Ills
set
In the Departmental League tho
Bureaus landed three from the Mar
riors' five, and in the Postohice League
General Office got two from Sta hon b.
The Assessors got two from District
in the Real Estate League. ard among
the Railway Relief bowiers = Northern
won the set from Columbia by good
margins.
In the District DuCkpin League the
ToledOs took three games from Eastern,
Schmidt was high with a..
DISTRICT ! FLA CITE
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COl-J Mia, Holding a Probate Court-No
lS'99J' ADMINISTRATION is TO give notice
that the subscriber, OF the District Of CO.
lumhia, has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia letters ~ nd
mlnist alton on the estate Of BENJAMIN r
klhcai-non, late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased AL persons having claims agafpet
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exbiIIr
the same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, TO the subscriber on or brfor,.
the 18th DAY OF JANUARY A d 1aa7-
otherwise they may by law be excluded FRI,
an benefit Of said estate Given under INV
hand this 2sth day Of January 1906, NAT
TIE \. klNCANNON, sos 9Th ST. NV Attest.
,SeaD JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wflls
for the District II Columbia Clerk of me
Probate Court ". NJ ELLISON. Attorney
a5o.fe6.1 Is
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court Estate
of Sarah Z. Hardin. Deceased. No 1878
Administration. Application having been
made 90 the supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia. holding a Probate Court, for pro
bate OF the last VII and testament OF said
deceased. and for letters testamentary on said
estate, By George r Hardin. il Is ordered
This I'D Gay OF January, A. d. 1906 that no
uce he and hereby IS given TO James T.
Hardin, John Jones. Elizabeth Jones' and
10 appear in said court on THURSDAY, the
lST DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1906. at 10
O'CLOCK A NJ, TO show cause why such ap-
phcation should not be granted; Provided this
notice be published in the Washington Law
Reporter ana The Washington Times once
in each OF three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned-the first
publication TO be not less than thirty DAYS
STAFFORD. Justice. Attest: JAMES TAN
NER- Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court r
EDWARD MITCHELL, Attorney, ia2S. 80, fes
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsyiva Station Daily
z:30 Z. M.-CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS SFE-
CIAL- Solid Vestlbule. electric lighted
Dining Car Train TO Cincinnati, with Pull
man Slcepers 10 Louisville. Cincinnati IN
disnapolls, Chicago. and ST. Louis. Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Springs Dining
Car froc Washington.
iI:I0 7. M--F. r. Y. LIMITED-SolId YES
Thule. electric lighted. Dining Car train
to Cincinnati, with Pullman Seevers
20 Cincinnati, Lexington. ana Louisville
Compartment Sleeper Virginia Hot
Springs daily except Sunday Sleepers
Cincinnati to Chicago and ST. ouis Din
ing Car.
Reservation and tickets at 5i3 Pennsylvania
avenUe; 609 Fourteenth street. near r. and
At the station. Telephone $3.50 for Pennsyl-
NEaia CAB Service H ". FULLER
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Would Arouse the Coast.
HIS OWN ASSISTANTS TAKE
OUT APPENDIX OF DR.. M'COSH

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Dr Andrew
McCOsh. one Of the most noted surg
cons on appendicitis in New York, is a
patient in the Presbyterian Hospital
where he had his appendix removed
Friday night II was said today at the
hospital that he is in no danger.
Or. McCosh is head house surgeon Of
the Presbyterian Hospital. and he was
operated on on the same table on which
he has conducted scores Of similar
operations. II was performed by as
sistants and nurses he has trained in
a long practice.
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DISTRICT DTCkPIN
GEO. BUSCH'S FUNERAL
CONDUCTED BY THE ELKS

The funeral Of George Busch, the
well-known liquor dealer. at 1871 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest who died
Sunday at his apartments over his
store, was held at 1880 o'clock this
morning from his late residence
The services were under the auspices
of Washington Lodge, No. 10, B. p. ..
+. Mr.. Busch was a member of Angus
IA, Ca, Lodge, and was well known in
fraternal circles in this city
lnteTment was at the cemetery of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation, OF
which the deceased was a member.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Once, 1921 Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington Co
Iumbia SAVANNAH jacksonville Tampa At
iAnJa. BiTmiB CHAM. Mobile, Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
10 30 A. II. I)AII1-Seaboard Maii-ThrouKh
Pullman SIes per % Jacksonville, Fla, con-
Meeting a. Eaules with PuliLlan slLspsr 10
Birmingham. cafe Dining Car Washing on
Ia Hal4ist. -. e..
7-Z5 +. 81 DAILI-Seaboard ExpTess-Salid
train. Win Pullman Sleepers. to Jacksonville
and Tampa. lurcIgh Sleeper 70 Atlanta ami
Birmingham; also through 10 PinenuTsJ daily
except sunday.
go =. N DAILY-SEABOAdD FLORIDA
LINITED-ElecITlC lighted. exclusively Pull
man. solid tram 70 1t. Augustine. "a
arriving there 40 pm Double drawing
room. com paTgnelt. library. observation, and
dining cars. jaI2-tf
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ST. ELIZABETH'S EXPENSES
ABOVE SIMILAR INSTITUTION

There is a wide difference in the cost
of keeping inmates at St. Elizabeth $
Asylum and that of keeping them i'm
other institutions throughout the cOun-
try, according TO statements made by
Dr. Charles NJ. Emmons before the
Washington Medical and Surgical Socie-
~ last night.
The cost of keeping an inmate AT St
Elizabeth is 500 per year, while at
other Institutions the price was as low
as SIS The facilities. he said. at the
other Institutions in America were much
superior to those at the Washington
asylum.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court.-No.
10 i26, Administration--This is TO give notice
lumbia. has obtained from tho Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia letters Of admin
istraIion on the estate Of Thomas p Kelley.
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the lie
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
the nticatet, 20 the subscriber on or before
the 18th DAY OF JANUARY A D. 1897.
otherwise they may toy law be excluded from
all benefit u said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of January 1905
John J. BROS%AN 4S2 Louisiana ave At
test: tSeaD JAMES TANNER Register Of
Wills for toe District Of Columbia; Clerk 81
the Probate Court. JOHN j. BROSNAN
Attorney. ja93. 50. fe6
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
cor JMBIA. Holding a Probate Court. NO.
p lGl. Administration Is 70 Give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District q Co
lumbia.' has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia letters Of ad-
minfstration on the estate of Louisa Muse
late OF the District Of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated TO the subscriber on or before
the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. d 1907
Otherwise they may by law he excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF January 1906.
JAMES H. MUSE. "a I 81. NV Attest:
tSeaD JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia: Clerk Of the
Probate Court. JOHN ]. BROSNAN. At
toTney. ia23, p. fec
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BOWLING CO. Auctioneers.


~ =
Trustees sale entire stock Of drugs. fly
lures. etc, at IS St NV BY virtue 81
chattel deed OF trust recorded in Iiber No
1859 at folio ia ct seq. Of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia. and Of an as
signment of the same mortgage recorded in
LtbeT No. 297s, at folio 75 ct seq, OF the Land
records or the District OF Columbia and at
the request OF the party secured therehv We
will sell at public auction on the prstnises
SIS &C ST. NV, on TUESDAY. JANTI.RY se
1855, AT O'CLOCK p NJ, the entire stock
fixtures, show cases, drugs toilet articles
etc. and all chattels located in the ssti
drug store. rerms-Cash; all Sonveyancine
and recording at purchasers scost
IRVING ". DAVIDSON -7ru.faa
ALPHONSo A O'DONOCsaftE
1890 - Substituted Trustee.
Attorney tor party secured. jass-st
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FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
ISIS NEW YORK AVENUE.

RAREST CHANCE THIS SEAsON-In south
west; one block Of street cars; six rooms
bath; heated by latTObe, good stable OF
l0-foot paved alley. ONLY S40l0-
NICE HOME OK CORNER. IN Southeast
Eight rooms and BATH heated by latr0be /,
wide frontage. PRICE, 81 900.
ANOTHER CORNER ~ SOUTHEAST. with
six rooms, latest pattern bathroom fit
tinEs Finished IN selected North Caro-
iina pine. PRICE, 800.
ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY HOME in North
west. eight rooms. bath. latrObe heat. Lot
2OxI00. PRICE. 81, COO.
A PRESSED BRICK in Northeast Side and
rear alleys. Two stories. six rooms; bath
and cellar. PRICE. 50 600.
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PLAN TO PENALlE
PACIFIC MAIL co.
Congress May Investigate
Refusal to Handle Freight.
COMPETITION is SUGGESTED
Congestion of Freight in the lsthmus
Described Before Senate Com
mittee by Taft.

The Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
is likely 10 get into trouble because OF
its deliberate refusal TO handle IrelghI
consigned 10 il over the IA lama rall-
road. thereby occasioning a congestion
which has seriously embarrassed the
canal work on the isthmus.
Congress viii be asked 10 adopt leg
isIauun. either to penalize the steamship
company, under the coastwlse laws
authorize the establishment of gov
eminent line of steamships between
san Francisco and Panama; or offer in
ducements 20 other private companies
u compete.
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POsTOFFICE LEAGUE

sWeeden rolled second and third
games.
+AIlman rolled second and third
games.
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He has a tremendous appetite. yet has
no desire to exert himself in the least.
He seems lazy and indolent. His sleep
is ftful and troubled. He has pains
under his shoulder blades and bitter
taste remains in his mouth. His tongue
Is often furred and coated. He is dizzy
when he gets up 10 walk or arises from
STOPPING over. One day his bowels may
move, but the nezt day he is constipated.
The natural sewers of the body become
clOgged up. the bile in the stomach
not being able TO pass out through tho
natural channels is absorbed into the
blood. II you said " he is bilious man."
rou would be exactly right, but how few
there are who know what to do for such
q coz fition. See here! Read carefully
and you viii find out what 10 do. If you
nave similar feelings. take as directed
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-Beautifui apartment OF out
side rooms and private tiled bath. heated by
hot water. 5000. LACEY'S. 607 New York
ave is9g-rr
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Described by Taft.


secret testimony before the Senate COM
mitt,e investigating Panama canal af-
fairs, which has just been made public,
ne described the congestion of freight
at Panama, and said that the question
as 10 what should be done about il was
presenting itself TO the Government
with considerable force.
If We were authorized by Congress
to do il" said Secretary Taft. we have
some transports that we might put into
that business between San Francisco
and Panama. If we did. # might have
some effect on the transCOntinental
rates. The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company is owned by the Southern Pa
cifc Railway Company"
If we were TO modify the Coastwise
laws with respect 10 that particular
line of transportation, would il not be
possible that other companies would
come in and take il up?' asked Sena-
tor Morgan
1T would" replied Secretary Taft.
emphatically.
Intended as Punishment.
In answer to Senator German, the
Secretary said that the failure Of the
Pacific mail 10 put on proper steamers
between Panama and san Francisco
and its action I'm leaving the freight
TO accumulate was intended as a pun
ishment" for his action I'm breaking up
the monopoly which previously existed
between the steamship line and the
Panama railroad.
If the steamship company should per
severe in that policy" said Senator
Knox, Ito such an extent as to become
a nuisance to the Government bv reason
Of the congestion of freight on the
isthmus, and work am injustice on ship
our coastwise laws. We should not inn
pose some penalty on the company for
NOT giving people proper facihtleS2 We
have absolute jurisdiction over that
question
Il think YOU might very we'll do it,"
replied the Secretary.
1T is akin TO the law that is en-
forced now with respect 10 railroads
they must furnish proper facilities and
equal facilities. and not by their TcTSe-
VerenCe hamper commerce instead Of
carrying It on. remarked Mr. Knox
Would Arouse the Coast
In conclusion. Secretary Taft suggest
ed that no publicity be given the mat
Eestcd in California ne said, lit will
meet the wild acclaim of everybody on
that coast. because the people there de
sire Just that thing-that We should es-
tablsh a Governmental line on that
side as well as on this. The pressure
from there would he very great. if il
became known that there was any Tea-
son for hoping that such thing might
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. nrst
fooT SEN ECA." Men only. All mod
ern imprOy ements. Ell L 81 nv
cs23-tf
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DAVID MOORE,
ls2s NEW YORK AVE. n. W

No rs GEORGIA AVE. SE.-Just COM
pIeted. 6-room. Feception-haIl. lot I7Nll5 10
l0-foot alley. Handsomely papered, Would
rent for So. 50. Price, $500 Terms to
suit.
No 1928 + ST. NE.-SiX rooms, heated by
hot water. rent 81 50. price s.. go.
NEW. I-P-TO-DATE, twa-story and cellar
brick furnace heat. near Lincoln PARK, 500
SIXTH ST. Sc. between East Capitol and
Pennsylvania ave, rooms. cellar. furnace
VIII rent for S27 so; price, 81 900; easy terms
HAVE SEVERAL stores and residence
propert IS on Capitol Hill, yielding good
return on money invested
HARRY = WEIGH 1910 q NV.
tar q 20
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FOR SALE-Greatest bargain on the market
two-stoTy and attic apartment in me section
OF Northwest; must be sold Immediately al
t5.615. Rent So per month. Only 500 cash
required Address owner BOX 1S, Times
Office Ja27-5t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, MACHINERY, AND OTHER
FIXTURES LOCATED IL ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY, VIRGINIA. AND USED As y
sETL-EE
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

HANDSOME sIN-room bay-Window brick in
= E. near car lire. Less than cost.
kARRICK < METCALF,
ja2S-3t 1888 9 ST. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED loan Of 5000 for twelve mont
address BOX 827 Times Office. jasJ-
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CLIFF HOUSE BUT
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
Loss Will Not Amount to More Than
5000 Miracle of the
Earthquake.

San Francisco, April % "A thorough in
specton made by a representative of the
Associated Press who made the trip in an
automobile shows that comparatively little
damage was done in the vicinity of the
Cliff The Cliff house not only stands
but the damage sustained from the earth
quake to this building Will not exceed,
according to the statement of Manager
Wilkins, $500. In fact the escape of the
Cliff house is one of the curious fea-
lures of the disaster which has befallen
San Francisco. The famous Sutro baths
located near the Cliff house, with its
hundreds of thousands of square feet Of
glass roofing, also was practically I'M
harmed Only "A few of the windows in
the Sutro baths and in the Cliff house was
broken and the lofty chimney of the pump
ing plant of the former was cracked only
slightly
Manager Wilkins of the Cliff house noti-
fed the general relief committee that he
will turn over his establishment as well
as the immense stables of his resort,
which are unharmed, to the housing of the
homeless.
The only difficulty about the acceptance
of this tender would be the difficulty of
the carting of supplies that distance. The
water in the vivinity of the Cliff house
has been cut off. but it is expected that
an independent supply will be arranged
for some time today. The entire district
lying west of Golden Gate park and along
the beach from Golden Gate southwark
suffered less from the earthquake than
practically any other section of the San
Francisco district
The camps of refugees extend as far
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-23
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES BUSY
More Messages Filled Than Can Be
Sent for Week.

Oakland. Cal. April 22.-The Oakland
officials of the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph companies are literally swamp
ed with messages filed by people of San
Francisco, anxious to assure their friends
of their safety. There are more on hand
lieve the strain as much as possible pack
ages OF messages are being mailed to near
by offices to be sent by wire to their des-
tination.
1t is reported that the Western Union
lost all its office records dating back to
1869 An its dynanos. instruments and
wheatstone machines were destroyed. The
Postal Telegraph company, it is reported.
succeeded in saving its dynamos and
typewriters, but little else Of value.
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Smith Cullom @Co.
Real Estate. Rental and
Insurance. Agents
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
$7500-50xl40 on 4th avenue paying $40 a
year.
$sOoo-Fprty acres on North Bessemer car,
suitable for subdivision, and has two
story seven-room house on same. We
regard this as below the market and
think II will enhance rapidly.
s4oOo-Two-story eight-room house on AL
len street, North Highlands, large
porches handsome stone wall; beauti-
full trees and vines, all street Improve
5nents; an unusually attractive home
which can be bought eheaply.
sse5o-sOx1O0. with two-story S-room house.
corner q and 30th street. with all street
in,nrovements: this Ia the cheapest nron-
artI In oiir hands. Terms
Ss5oo-5Ox140. on 4th avenue. between Path
and 95th streets having s425O ner
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SPECIAL TRAINS

Account United Confed.
crate Vete r a n 8 reunion.
Queen e. Crescent Route,
will operate special train
Birmingham to New Orleans,
leaving Birmingham 100 a.
M. April Oath, arriving New
Orleans $40 p. m. same day
making no local stops.
Special sleepers will be
operated to New OrleanA
April 23rd, Gath, 25th. leav-
ing Birmingham 1925 p. m.
arriving New Orleans 8:45
a. m. These cars will be
placed in Union Depot ready
for occupancy by coop. m.
For reservation apply to
City Passenger Office, 1875
First Avenue.