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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

x,us seattnnr in the plant Of
", ....as ceast syrup 60. at
~ n s,laasic sts. this morn
Vo' !. II ~ q iiia East Madison
rs = glng. who lives a. sess
l. : - a.. wsrs preeipltaiea into into
N y. ~ i bulling fruit JUICE hlns ,
4 y .,s.r.slesely sunmersed ana
~ -. thought % be only a cues '.',..
~ ~ y Il senrs Mills vas very naay
60 So. : sheus The less and hips
~ - ~ we're hurried 70 the seat.
= .., = Hospital, where thr|
= - ss .I.enasd By u. Gardner,
n; ~ lsrrliie screams immediate ...'.
-. H. attention q the othc,
= ~ ~ 6 lkeir awful plishi ana ana
!. 49, ere 10 extend theni Az
:. :. - - Matthew. who vas ssApa.
y. ~ s =. Without ses"e ~, :
..s..soa Masheny plonsed his
-. IsIe iAe barnIng syrup ana
1900. 49, h pulling MUS eus %
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ON
rial.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept IL
Tirey L. Ford. counsel Tor the
United Railways. and former atior
ney general 81 California. was
placed on trial this morning On
the charge ~ hriblne Thomas ION.
erKan. with $4,000. when the LAT.
ter vas a member 81 the board Of
supervisory thrYuRh Abe nucf. to
yote IN favor Of an overhead troll
icy Eranrhias
The trial Of Ford IL the sixth Of
the graft trials.
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nity demands when the committees
haudle work IN their respective
whrda.
Both the pew members viii work
ON the STREET and finance commit.
tees and on other committees oe.
caalonaily,
There will be no Interference
with the present craftsmanship OF
the eommitteea until after the new
council II organized next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
CLAIMS DAMAGES
FOR HIS CATTLE

VIM. c. Bowen OF Rentou has
brought suit for Si50 damages
against Louis Smith for a malicious
attack upon cattle owned by the
former Smith was recently ac-
quilted Of a criminal charge. Il be-
Ing alleged that Bowens cattle
escaped into Smitha land. and that
the latter procured an AK with
which he pursued The animals, cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

ST. LOUIS. Sept ~ because
he was Tilted. sait has ben eateFrd
against the Pifisburs. Cincinnati.
Chicago a S. Louis railroad ny
Chester Coppeek. who wants $500
damages. lie alleges that on an ox.
curslon he Was pulled out OF his
seat BY an ctnpiuyc and roughly
treated He was &C umpanicd hy
the Woioan 10 Nnom be was then
engaged. and she vas 10 angry be.
eaUee " o. lot resist tbs indig
nifty fhat abs illled him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
CONSTRUCTING ALASKA
RAILROAD SPEEDILY

VALDEZ. Sept i2-Thls city Is
IN . fiouriHhlng condition The
construction work on the Alaska
Home railway ~ progressing most
satisfactorily aud already eigh,
miles are waiting for the rails
and - miles have been graded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
PROMINENT JAPANESE
is KILLED BY A TRAIN

Magilro Tsuhno. president Of
the Oriental Trading company and
OF the Japanese.Amorican bank Of
this city, was run over by a Great
Northern train az Smiths cove at
one o'clock this afternoon and In.
stantly killed. rsukino was one
OF the hest known of the Japanese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
RUSSELL MIRACLE
CASE HEARD

Dr. Annie Russell appeared again
today IN Judge Morris court, drag
cling with hor Or O. w Miracle,
against whom she has entered a
charge Of larceny BY embczzlemont
IN Miracle has been IN the courts
almost continuously for several
months on charges brought by tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
FAVOR PASSAGE OF
RAT ORDINANCE

Tho health aud sanitation com,
mlttoe viii Monday night recon-
mend that the rat ordinance. pro.
yiding for war on waterfront no.
dents as preventative of the
spread OF plague and other diseases.
be passed. The ordinance gives
the health office full power OF en-
lOrcoment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
FALL INTO A VAT
OF BOILING SYRUP


LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept Ia
J. Whyte Evans. against whom a
suit has been filed In the superior
court on behalf Of five Loo An.
Eeles newspapers TO recover si.tG9
due for advertising furnished two
years ago. has left HIS customary
hotels IN tsos Angeles and Ocean
Park. and a process server has
been unable 20 either find him or
learn what has become of the
financier Evans r. the capitalist
OF Portland who made sensational
charges against Dr. }. Owens OF
extoftion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
100000 MISSING

NEW ORLEANS. Sept Ia
Charles " I,etten. chief clerk 20
State Tax Collector John Fltzpat
rick OF the First district. Is miss.
Ing A shortage Of 100000 has
been discovered In the accounts Of
the tax office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
Toxic indignant

TOXIC. Sept. i2~-The editorials
Of the Toxic newspapers have
charged with the receipt ~ late 40.
vices regarding Tire Vancouver anti.
Japanese riots They now express
intense indignation. but are Hiili
confident that tho British govern.
msnt Is able 90 solve the question
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JEWS FORCED TO
DIE In FLAMES
10y United press.)

BUCHAREST. Sept i2-H0r.
ubic atrocities we're committed
against the helpless Jews during
the recent kiehincff maaBacres.
many being burned 4 large lum-
Der yard Ia the vicinity was fired
aud the 1ewH were driven into the
flames. Hundreds or refugees from
kishineff have reached villages
along the Pruth river.
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Will leave
BELLING HAM
10y United Prsss.)

nELIINGHAM. Sept i2. An
anonymous warning has been Is.
sued 20 the Japanese and Chinese
to leave the city. Twenty Japan.
eae have left. and goo Cinnamon.
employed In the oannerlcs. say
they will leave the city II the
whites demand their departure.
The Japanese are armlng them.
selves 10 resist attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

straining under their loads Of
watored stock. Northern Pacific
and Great Northern trains have
10 run into Seattle hours
OF fractional hours late during the
last "a hours
Impatient Seattloltes continued
their vigil In tine King st. passenger
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in
STOCK
GBy United prsss.l

PHILADELPHIA. Sept IA
slight panic WAS started on the
stock exchange today when a raid
on United Gas improvement was
lnaugurated The gas stock was
forced down rapidly. and other
stocks followed Il. Supporting OF,
dera came 10 the rescue and start.
ed q rally,
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. ROUSE:D


ROME. Sept i2- such violent
anti-clcgicAl agitation has heeh
aroused against Cardinal Merry
Del Val. papal secretary Of state.
that his vacation AZ Castle Con.
doiio has been cat short BY order
Of the pope. The cardinal travelled
with a magnificent suite. aroualng
intense indignation.
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HEIR TO BIG ESTATE

nELLINGHAM. Sept i2-Frank
O. Bnrghoffer Of this city IL heir
90 the big estate left at Chicago by
tho celebrated artist John j. Burg
hoffnr, who died yesterday sur
rounded only by his curiOn and
watched over By his faithful dog.
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EXTRA
rain
HELD-uP

bcrs keeping up a continual fuAii-
iade They went through the mail
cars. rohblnK the registered mall
sacks. and then blew tho safe In
the express car. which Vas empty
A reward az $4,000 has been o..
fared FOR the capture Of the bandits.
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WESTERN AVENUE MEN
TRYING A new SCHEME
kINCAID GETS
GOOD POSITION
tstar Special servlos.)

WALLA WALLA. Sept IT,
Supt. klneaid Of the penitcntiary.
who has resigned. will take np hla
new duties as assistant Huperin.
tendent Of the Portland a Seattle
or North Bank railroad
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ROOSEVELT
is TO HUNT

OYSTER BAY. Sept r.. Preal.
dent Roosevelt will accep, an In
viiatlon 20 wind ~ his southwest
trip with a hunt In Louisiana IL he
can be convinced that there Is any
game there worth hunting, early in
October.
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Of this city and had been engaged
In business here for number Of
years
Little Is known OF the manner IN
which the accident occurred. as
he was alone az the time. II Is
presumed that Tsukino had gone
% Smiths cove 60 witness the sall
ing 81 the Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

woman. with whom he Is anld 60
have had n common Lave marriage.
Upon the occasion Of hts lnet ar
rest. Miracle was charged with the
theft Of diamonds. but the com.
plainant failed 70 make good her
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
MOORS ARE
ROUTED

w WTFFN|W FFWWHT
PARIS, Sept fz--An official
message from General Drude. com.
manding she French forces N
Merocco. states that he has eap.
tured and burned the rebcillous
Mocr'a camp At Taddert Heavy
losses we're inflicted on the Me0rt
while the Preach lost one killed
and si0 wounded
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JAPAN SHOWING
HER PREJUDICE
rlllplsos MUST DIE.

10y 0HtAE1 FFcAafl
MANILA. Sept Governor
General Smith has refused 10 IN.
iercede IN the cases o. Maearle ga
kay and Julian Devama. sentenced
90 die tomorrow. The condemned
men are i.adfone chiefs. and have
confessed TO brieandage.
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woRks in FIELD AT "a.

MCKINNEY, Tex. Sept 12AO.
d. Winn OF blue Ridge. this coun.
ty, although 50 years of age, is a
regular farm hand and ia enjoying
remarkably good health. He hoes
most Of the time.
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ROTTEN EDGED

NEW YORK. Sept. i2.--Ferdln.
and Pinney Earle. Who discarded
his wife because he wished 70 mar.
~ bis affinity" Julia Kuttner. left
Monroe last night amid a shower
Of rotten cgrR.
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DELAYED TRAINS.

a = n
DELAYED TRAINS.
= Posted Sept. n. A. NJ, a. =
a Union Depot =
4 N. p. No. 3, due $3.50 p. NJ, 3 .
4 hours late.
= N. p. No. 5, due 800 p. NJ, ! =
hour late.
= NJ. p. No. :, due $50 p. NJ, ! =
hour late. =
NJ. y. No. 10, due 1885 p. NJ, =
4 30 minutes late. :
4 N. p. No. ioE, due fe.oo a. ~, =
4 50 minutes late. =
4 @. N. No. 3, due 700 A. NJ, 4 =
4 hours, 80 minutes late. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
SIGNS ORDINANCE

10y United Presa,l
Mayor Moore signed the annexa.
ton ordinance today that complet
ed the consolidation of Rainier
Beach. Dunlap and Atlantic City
and a large extent OF territory IN
the southeast, with the city Of Sc.
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

nrxF0Rn Mont. Sept Ia The
s.su xefthsrnE 0rienial limited
~ We % BY two uasked ulen 70
~ Thsy forced the engineer 20
=, IL train and he was taken
tsk d TIE sxpresa ear. tbs rob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

John Kruger and p. O. Weber,
the two men arrested and charged
by Maud Arnt with conspiracy to
defiaud. are on trial before Judge
Carroll this afternoon. Cummings
and Ball appearing for the defense.
Both men have pleaded not guilty.
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DANCE TONIGHT.

The Mattresses union viii give
a social dance this evening at the
Labor Temple.
FACE MISS rs rs --
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ting aud hacking them in a fright.
tul manner.
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INDUS THREATEN
new RACE PERIL

Hare yss sesn the Hlndas hud.
taax laxsfher On the wassea 81 TIE
~ r&ls Or. silent A. their very
Hastklzt islols. stalking the streets
Il ~ efy9
n ffnm their suifry land Of
mazes and innTles and tevera.
',s.f candy tufbane. their dark.
''FzsGs ysHaxes. and their militant
<arisg xuuh attract Interested AZ.
ezs;ez and curious wonderment.
we're II not for the fart that their
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property Of both Japanese and
Chinese.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
NORMAL SCHOOL TO CLOSE.
pr. M. B. Wharton Will Preach the
 Commencement Sermon.

Troy, May 13.-tSpecaL)-The year has been a very successful one for the Troy Normal school the attendance being large and the enthusiasm marked. The closing exercises will be held next week, begin ming with Sunday, May l9, at which time Dr. NJ. B. Wharton of Eufaula will preach the annul sermon. with address to the Students Christian association in the evening. On Monday will come the fol- lowing features:
 9 a. m.-Exhibition of work in the de- partments of art, manual training and the model school.
 11;S0 a. m.-Programme of the Alumni association. Address by Mir. George A. Harris, Ooak Grove. Ala.
 3:30 D. m.-Buslness meeting of the Alumni association.
 D. m.-Joint programme of the Cal houn and Gladstone societies
 9:30 D. m.-Annual banquet of the Alumni association.
 On Tuesday will be these events
 9 a. m-Annua1 meeting of the board os' directors.
 II a. m.-Annual literary address, the Hon. William F. Feagin, Montgomery, Ala.
 S:30 D. m.-Annual concert by the music department.
 Wednesday will be commencement day. with the graduating exercises, and the presidents annual reception.
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For Sale New Bargains

$8500-26 beautiful lots between Thomas and North Birmingham, immediately adjoining big developments yards of Illinois Central railroad, and near yards of Frisco railroad. These lots should retail for $500 each or if improved with houses would rent well to railroad em- ployes. A fine investment or specula- tion.
 s75O Per Acre-Very desirable property already subdivided within two blocks of car line.
 $3O0O-A very attractive, new Groom cot tage, on improved street. Porcelain bath. etc. Terms easy. $5250-The prettiest corner in Country club district; 100x15o on Whitaker street and Forrest avenue. Look for the lot with the Mountain Terrace sign. Other lots in this section are selling for $65 and $75 front foot.
 $300 Per front foot, fronting First and Morris avenues; cheapest wholesale bus mess property on the market $500 per front foot 50x100, corner First avenue and Twenty-second street. cheapest retail business property on the market; only two blocks from property worth $40OO front foot $3750-Deslrable cottage, Fountain Heights, lot 55x190.
 at Norwood; 2-story, concrete, furnace heat oak floors. Easy terms. $10,0O0-A fine investment and a delight full home, about 300 feet off Highland avenue, In Country club district; S-room home. furnace heat all modern con- veniences. Reasonable terms. See us when in the market for city, resi- dence or suburban real estate, also insurance.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Leeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions of 5000 and over.
 Sarah M. Day to N. Taccone, lot B in Behren's addition to Birmingham, front ing 50 feet on Central avenue; considera- ton. s5050
 Mrs. T. F. Wood to T. H. Williams, the east half of southwest quarter of sec tion 92. township II, range 1, west; con sideration, s1S5O.
 W. II. Lewis to c. R. Davies, lots 1, ?, 23 and 24 in block 475, Bessemer; con sideration. $30O0
 J. W. Abercrombie to Jefferson Land company. a parcel of land in the south east quarter of the southwest quarter of section B. township 1S range 8, west; consideration, $2S00.
 Frank G. Daniels to Mrs. T. F. Wood
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FOR RENT-Second-s front room, furnished Cullom Flats. S26 South 2Oth. Bell phone 173. 5-14-tf
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INVESTIGATE IMMIGRATION.
Representative Burton and Family Are
 Members of Congressional Party.

Washington, May -(Specia1.)-The members of the immigration commission authorized by the last Congress to ex- anime immigration conditions and re- port when Congress convenes in Decem- ber will sail from Boston for several weeks outing abroad on Saturday. over the White Star line. Representative Bur ne., of Alabama, a member of the com mission, is in the city today He will be accompaniedw on the trip by his wife and son.
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Large chancery Docket.

Meridian, Miss. May 13.-(Specia1. )-The May term of the chancery court was convened this morning by Chancellor Me- Caskill of Brandon The docket is an unusually large one embracing a large number of divorce cases, among them being several which should they come to trial will furnish some rather breezy reading. Twenty-one decrees were ordered this morning among them being five di- vorces granted.
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Four Beautiful Lots For Sale on
 South Highlands

S3500-5Sx14O, just off Highland ave nue, elevated, all street improve ments, fine outlook in every direc- tion; $1250 cash, balance 1, ? and years at per cent. Prettiest lot left. $3000-50x200, facing east, just off Highland avenue, good terms, all street improvements.
 S3600-60x1S0 close to Highland ave- nue, very best neighborhood, all i'm provements, lot elevated and level as a floor.
 $4000-S0x140, Iroquois street, all im- provements, eastern exposure, beau tiful surroundings: 1-3 cash.
 The above four lots are the cheapest aots left in the beautiful Lakeview district, where property is so much in demand. We can prove this state- ment to any one caring to investi- gate. See us and save time if you want something in the best section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-14
McMuIlen-RusselI,

Huntsville, May 13.-(Special-John R. Russell, a well known young farmer of Poplar Ridge, and Miss Menzie McMul- len of Gurley were married Sunday at the home of F. T. Given in Gurley, Rev. J. w. Martin officiating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-14
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE. 
 TOR SALE. 75x100-A corner renting for $40; close in; paying 12 per cent interest on the price asked; terms, 5000 cash, balance one. two and three years. 80 acres i115 miles south of city; 50 acres in original timber, 30 acres cleared; two room house, some fruit trees. $l200 terms $9OO cash. balance one. two and three years with interest.
 FOR RENT. No. 10l7 E. 14th st.; rooms and bath; s25.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN. Phones i1nl and 465. 1S26H Third Ave.
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an undivided half interest in the east half of the southwest quarter of section 32, township IT, range 1, west; consid- eration, $37OO.
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FOR SALE. $1050-Lot 95x100, 32 street, G. and H. $2O00-Lot Highland Ave, near 30th street. $1GO0-Cottage, 30th st., F and G. $2S50-Nice Rhodes Circle lot. $1250-Good Richmond place lot $5S00-2-story res, near 12th st. loop. SG000-Elegant St. Charles st. res. $3150-Big lot 1 blk. s. 20 st; bargain. $SO00-Iroquois st. cor, res, large lot. $3150-Near Ave. F., cor. home. SIP, 000-Choce s. Higlds. place. S115 Pr ft. excellent Higld ave. lot. $l5, ,000-Thrd ave. cor 50x100. $27, ,500-Business house, alley cor. $500 Pr. it. 18th st., 3 and ayes. S14,000-Ave., cor new depot district. s20, ,OOO-100x140; 9th ave, cor, improved S16, 6,500-Northside cor. rents $l620. $S250-Iarge Northside cor, rents $7S0 $4750-50x190. 24th st. res, near 18th ave- $7500-2-story, res Norwood district.
 R. MCCONNELL 6 CO, Phones S10. 2107 Sd Ave.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will pe received by the undersigned until F o'clock, noon, May 15, l9o7 for certain bituminous mecadam and vltrfied brick paving. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to re- ject any or all proposals
 tSigned) JULIAN KENDRICK.
 5-S-St City Engineer.
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JemiSOn ReaIEState and Insurance Co.
 2024 Third Avenue.
YOU CAN'T HEAT THIsi

IT Lot 100x200 on Hickory street, just 110 feet from Lake View car line; over looks the city; splendid stone retain ing walls and all street improvements Price $5500-One-f fourth cash, balance to suit. Nothing like it on the market See us and then see it.
 WIGGS-EyANs AGENCY,
 POT Title Guarantee Bldg.
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scELLANEoUs.

PRIVATE defective. expert shadowlng.
 secrecy guaranteed on all cases. Ad- dress Box 13. Birmingham. 5-11-7t
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ONE GENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent "a word "a dayJ no nd. taken for less than p cents for nrsf insertion. Cash must accompany every order,
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
BOARD. :i2S WANTED.

WANTED-Couples to occupy a nicely furnished, well kept upstairs and down. stairs rooms; or couple of gentlemen
 gan get board If desired. 530 N 23d St.,
 on car line. 5-11-3t-sa-su-tu
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MONEY TO LEND.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

5000 to loan on real estate. Stevens, 2191h 20th street. h-l2-st
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Last Call

9 4-10 acres at West End, a rectangular block, streets opened; will make forty lots 50x140: well drained: short walk from car line: sewerage two sides; if teen houses and cement sidewalks build ing within two blocks, where lots are selling at 1850 to S500; can double your money in twelve months; withdrawn from market after Wednesday; price today, $4600.
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used by leading business and profess sional men in Birmingham, including the Age-Herald and all over the state Write today for catalogue and liberal offer.
 The Columbia Typewriter Co.,, Atlanta, Ca 4-24-tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-14
Western Federation Of Minaro.

James Kirwan. acting secretary OF
the Western Federation of Miners, In
his annual report says that fifty-one
new locals have been organized and n
total Of 1900 new members admitted
for the year ended March 81, 1907.
The total membership OF tho organi-
zotion on April 1 was approximately
10000. The total receipts OF the fiscal
year were 1921, 86B and the expendi.
lures $l00,000. Contributions to the
Moyer-IIaywood defense fund to April
amounted to SS7,7S7 and the dis.
bursemonts S70,516. leaving a balance
on hand OF $S.271. The salaries OF
President Meyer and Secretary Hay
wood, $3.50 month each. have been
continued while they have been in
prison In Idaho awaiting trial on tho
charge of completely in the murder OF
Ex-Governor Steunenberg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-14
Labor auildina al Jamestown,

The organized labor headquarters
building at the jamestown exposition
was erected by the central bodies of
Newport News, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Va. at cost OF $4,000. II
contains tho exhibit planned for by
the American Federation OF Labor,
which is more than twice the size of
the Louisiana Purchase exposition cx-
hlbit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-14
To Organize State Federation.

The American Federation of Labor
has Issued call TO all national labor
bodies having local organizations in
the state of Kansas to send delegates
to convention to be held ut Topeka
on Aug. 12-14 for the purpose of organ
izing Kansas state federation OF Ia
Dor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-14
A Throbbing Head

A seething tumble Of aches Hicks
Capudne cures them at once. Buy a
bottle today and prevent your nervous
system being upset. It's liquid affects
immediately-easy to take. Sold at all
drug stores. <..s..s...