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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-20
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A. A. THOMAS, A. NJ, President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
FOR SALE

 s50O0O cash and 5000 a month, room, 2-story house, bath, etc. on pretty cor ner lot, North Haven. $g5000 cash and 5000 a month. broom cottage newly papered. city water on corner, about 100 it. front, near Helena and South Park stations. South Ensley and North Bessemer cars. $20000 cash, 5000 a month 5-room cottage, city water, corner. North Haven. s23500O for immediate sale sx-room cot tage, bath, electric lights, etc.: this is a well built house near school, North Highlands see me for terms. $500 0O-New Groom cottage, double floors, bath sanitary connection, electric lights, sliding doors. cabinet mantels, near car line in Princeton. 5000 00-4 houses, renting for $3S0 a month near car line. always rented this is a fine investment s1S50 O0-1a cash. balance monthly, room cottage, near car line and school Wood lawn.
 s25O0 00 cash, $500 a month, new Groom cottage. 4 cabinet mantles elec- tric lights. sanitary connections made. s12OO 00-Easy payments, lot on Mamie ave. near 16th St, North; will build house to suit you on easy payments on this lot.
 S1250 O0-Easy payments. pretty shade: Haven.
 INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CO.,
 OF ALA.
 HARRY LYONS, Sales Agent.
 Bell phone 764. 2109 First ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14

$100 cash and $20 per month will buy a brand new 5-room house, complete with hard oil finish. city water, etc., one-half block from East Lake car line, Price $1950. Community good. $3500-One brand new 9-room, 2-story house. complete with hard oil finish cabinet mantels, tiling hearth, city water, electric lights, bath, sink. lavatory and toilet; on 61st street, near Ed avenue. south, at Hopsoh Place. Terms easy.
 $32 cash and s32 per month will buy you n brand new, first-class, up-to- date cottage on East Lake car line Price $320O.
 $1700--One almost new 5-room house on lot 50x140, facing south. between 59th and 60th streets. right in the very heart and center of Woodlawn. This in our Judgment Is real bargain and will not long be on the market; house well rented to an excellent tenant.
 $7O0-One 4-room house, and Broom house on corner lot S5x120; part cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
Beautiful
AN EXPERTS OPINION

Did you read R. C. Berckmans, the famous landscape qardner of Augusta said about Mountain Terrace in the AgeHead Friday morning?
 On hand your Highland residence section beautiful and am especially with the possibilities of Mountain Terrace will ore plan shrubbey and planting of that secon and adopted equal the cannot be found anywhere hat when completed Mountain Terrace would be-, beyond doubt one of the finest residence part in the South In discussing Mountain Terrace with friends Mr. Berckmans said He spoke of the pCur esque lots different from the ordinary and predicted that these lots striking when built and pated Mr. Bercmas said the people of Birmingham did not really realize the possibilities and future of Mountain Terrace.
 There probably no better known landscape architect in the South than Mr. Berckman He had charge of all the improvements on the property Mr. Plant and Mr. Fggen in Florida and sociated of bauifyng Btmoe at Asfve, and William C. Whineys place at Aiken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
FOR SALE-In WOOdlaWn

balance S10 per month; one block from electric car line; convenient to good stores.
 S13O0-One 5-room house with hall, on lot 90 feet front facing south, and perfectly convenient to either car line.
 S600-One vacant lot 50x140, high. slightly and well drained, on 63d street, one-half block from East Lax e car line; community the very best. $750 each will buy a number of beau tiful vacant lots, with street improve ment made. near East Lake car line. between 51st and sgd streets, north. S450O-One excellent 7-room house on corner lot 1O0x176, complete with nice finish. city water, electric lights. gas, etc., cement sidewalks made, street graded and cherted. front and side of lot lined with the most beautiful shade trees community the very best, convenient to East Lake car line, on North 59th street; absolutely one of the most beautiful homes In Wood lawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14

FOR SALE. SSG0-Nice cor. lot. 18th St. 18th ave. S275O-Modern N. Highlands cottage, rents $500
 $3l50-- Neat 6-R. cottage, N. i7th St s---.--- retty Norwood lot. 60Xlo0. S10000-W. goth St. place, rents $S5 mo. $350O--N. 23rd St. cottage, near 7th ave. $5250-6th ave, lot 21st and 22nd Sts. $2000O-5th ave. close in, pays s p. c. S250 Pr Ft.-24th St, lot bet. 2nd and 3rd ayes.
 s650O-25X14O 2nd ave. lot near 25th St. SIP 5OO-5O it.. improved, 1st ave. 24th and 25th Sts.
 S2OOo0-N. side cor, rents $262o, bargain. $5750-Good brick store. cor, rents $500. $l0500-Ave. F, cor 10Ox190, rents Sl500. $6000-2-story cor, s. Highlands, res. $7S00-2-storY res, 1ith ave, near s. 20th. $l3000-S. Highlands. cor. res, large lot. $50 Pr. Ft.-Ala. St, near Montgomery. SlS0O-Choice lot near Glen Iris, E. front. S2S50--Rhodes Circle lot.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phone S10 2107 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
FOR sALE-NEw BARGAINS.

 for 3-sory 100x will be In the 
  furnace heated concrete mousse
  perce
 
 with Mountain Ter  Highland Park 
  onef cent interest to nutes O Easy terms to in 18th street. terms at Martins  Ensley and Lots Thomas
  fghlan ave Onlys cash interest taxes
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
The Place
A MILD SUGGESTION

We may take Mountain Terrace off the ma<etwe may ad pcewe may do both. If we act are apt to act quickly and without further warning
 Should we decide to take Mountain Terrace off the market when again placed sale the prices will be very materially higher present. We would take the property off the market to per- completion of the improvements under way and to allow time for the purchasers of lots to build their hoes
 The completion of the improvements and the building homes
 the values and allow the company realize the profits possible the basis of the originsl sale prices which very order induce purchases and lead to the erection home The company expects realize it's profits out Of the n- creased average sale lots which will result from the advance price, This may Wetae the property off the market
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
A HOME BARGAIN
sIDENCEs-NORTHSIDE.

We can sell beautiful new S-room furnace-heated house on highly de- sirab;e elevated lot on the corner of Avenue I and Sixteenth street. with about sS.p worth of street Improvements around 1t, for less money than the same house can be duplicated on fairly good su- burbao lot Price. $500; s90o cash. balance $50 a month
 McDAVID & co.
 2l09 First Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
FOR SALE.

s50OO-100x190 feet Ave. F corner, nice broom houses and plenty of room for more Present rent $36 per month This property properly improved will pay from 12 to Is per cent. Terms.
 B4OO0-7-room house, bath rooms, elc- tric lights, house in good condition; South Highlands, fronts car line, lot 60 feet front, very cheap. Terms easy t65OO-S-room house. all modern con veniences near 11th avenue, south lot 60X1S0 feet.
 se0OO-5Ox140 feet. Sd avenue, cheapest lot in the new depot district.
 SMITH & STILLMAN,
 206 Hood Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
NOORWO0D AND THE FUTURE

We are asked sometimes why we have continued to devote the greater DOT ton of our space in the public prints to Norwood, when ."The Placid Place" has been "settled up" and is abun- dantly able to take care of itself.
 Our reply is that this publicity is only a small part of our general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-14
FOR SALE.

The lovely home of MT. c. H. Reed, southwest corner of Avenue G and goth street, 1o0x100; best and most convenient location in Birmingham for modern apartment house. This property is being offered very cheap. Cali at our office for price and terms.
 BEASLEY BROS.
 2o26 First Avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
BRANT kiRk's DEMOCRACY.

Under date line of yesterday from
oklahoma city General Brant Kirk.
commander Of the sons of confeder.
ates, gives out the following inter.
View
1T has been stated by the Oklaho-
ma News and other papers that in
all probability | would not support
the democratic ticket because pro.
hibition plank was not put In the dem.
ocratlc platform. 1t is true | am an
ardent supporter OF the prohibition
cause and have been on the stump for
prohibition, but the fact does not, in
the least manner. abate my enthusi-
asm for the democratic cause.
This report is absolutely groundless.
am now proclaiming democracy
from the stump. | stated to the peo-
pie on the stump when | was can.
didate for the democratic nomination
for United States senator. up To the
time of my withdrawal from the race,
that would support the democratic
ticket from top to bottom. as | have
done In North Carolina and Texas all
ticket. the constitution and statehood
with all my soul and strength.
Democracy must rule; railroads
must pay taxes; coons and carpetbag
gers must go. AS n Southern demo
crat, | admonish my friends TO stand
by Haskell till the last foe expires.
Haskell is an Ohio democrat but our
ticket is made up chiefly Of Southern
men. There is no room in this state
for sectionalism; this is one grand
reunited country forever"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
VOTE FOR DEMOCRATIC SEN.
ATORS.

| There are 10 be two United States
senators elected by the legislature
| next winter. Two men will be elect
ed who will speak for the people of
Oklahoma for sk yearsl The re-
puhlicans have nominated no candi.
dates. But II is almost a cinch that
the nominees OF the republican caucus
will he Henry Asp. the Santa Fe gen.
eral attorney. and William Busby. the
coal baron. The democratic nomi-
nees are Thomas p. Gore and Robert
l., owen,
The members OF the legislature will
elect the senators. Every representa-
tive and very senator will have q
vote. As YOU vote for representa-.
tive and senator 80 YOU vote for Unit.
ed States senator.
Asp and Busby stand for the divine
right OF the corporations to rule this
country. Asp and Busby stand for
the wealthy few against the masses
or THIS country Not only Asp and
I'usby but the entire republican party
stands for these things. Without the
helpful hand OF the republican party
Asp would have been common Kan.
sas lawyer and Busby would not have
been a rich coal baron. They have
made their money because OF special
privileges. They are the legitimate
fruit OF a system OF favoritism and
greed They do not believe and the
party does not believe that the com.
mon people have any rights which the
corporations are bound TO respect
Every man who believes in the
right OF the people 10 govern them.
selves who believes in the regula.
zion OF corporations and the equality |
OF rights will vote the entire demo.
cratic ticket and vote II straight
Tulsa Democrat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
-OHc--

Certain Southern Lumbermen are
starting a movement to abolish the
tariff on lumber, on the grounds that
the existence OF this tax Is at the
root OF the belief In the existence
of lumber trust Whatever the mo.
tive for the fight against lumber
tariff, the fight itself will meet with
the approval Of the people. Mr.
Roosevelt, In attempting forest pre-.
servation in this country and at the
same time upholding a lumber tarin.
is at loggerhcads with himself as a
tariff on lumber is merely an induce
ment to cut American timber Let the
lumbermen show this to the president
In the sight OF the people and de.
mand that he TAXI one side or the
other, and the chances are they will
succeed in abolishing this iniauitous
item OF the tariff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06

against her last week. She said
that the first she knew of the trust
company robbery and Runyan's part
In 1t was gained from the newspa.
pers week before Runyan came to
her house. Mrs. Carter, said Runyan
gave her 5000 as a present When
she accused him OF robbery and he
admitted his guilt she told him
he should return the $4,000 he had
given her. He refused. The next
day she returned the 5000 and went
to the police with the information
which resulted In Runyan's arrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
The OKLAHOMA CAMPAIGN.

The voters of the two territories
of oklahoma and Indian Territory
are to vote this month upon the ad.
option OF proposed constitution
for Joint statehood and to select full
sets Of state, county and district Of.
ficials. Ever since the territory Of
Oklahoma was established by divid.
ing the Indian Territory It has been
governed by carpetbaggers. most
Of whom were personally and ofic-
tally obnoxious to the inhabitants
and for whose overthrow and politi.
cal elimination they have worked,
hoped and prayed. The opportunity
came when II was agreed to accept
joint statehood under the name
Oklahoma" and under federal dircc.
ton constitutional convention was
called and the proposed state divided
into districts from which members of
the convention were to be elected.
II ever the gerrymander was invoked
w hNHhl' i'IhNll'hll Nh'''FHt Nul'-
~ In was done there in carrying out
the districts. but at the election the
Democrats carried the convention
overwhelmingly and elected one hun.
dred out Of the one hundred and
thirteen delegates TO be- chosen.
This of itself angered the crowd who
feed upon the patronage and with.
out which they must work or starye.
and they have every means known
to desperate trickstcrs sought tn
hamper and discredit the convention
and It's members by partisan appeals
to the executive to save them from
pcrInal elimination and political
annihilation.
Now that the election Is near and
the campaign is on It is the duty OF
every Democrat In the land to lend
aid and encouragement to the handi'
capped Democrats of that territory
"a fight made doubly hard by the
powerful aid given the carpet.bag
gers by the national administration
The Democrats have the natural ma
jorify and II permitted to count the
vote as cast the Republicans will
sing their death song when the re
turns are known. The Presidents
messenger has been surcharged with
speech by the President and has
read II to the Republicans OF Okla
homa. but the Democrats are more
than match for any and all com
ers upon the stump and confidentl,
expect to carry the election by 9
larger majority than they did wher
the Republicans were permitted tc
elect measly bakers dozen out %
the 1l3 delegates to the last conven
tion.
Fight on, Oklahoma Democrats!
The sympathy and love of the entire
membership OF the national Dem
ocracy is with you.-kansas cit!
Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
THE WEEKLY ARuMoREITE

Has the largest circulation Of any pa
per published In the Chiekasaw ma
tion. u now has Farmers unior
department edited by c. C. Gallowa,
and reaches more than rs per cent o'
the Union farmers Of Carter county
II you want to reach the farmers o'
Carter county, the Weekly Ardmore
ite is the best and most reliable me
dium.
The farmers read IL. soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06

The money with which Mr.. Cortel.
you fastened to succor distressed New
York banks may or may not have
been the money contributed to save
the country from the wicked demo-
Gratis In the last campaign. but the
banks saved were the banks which
gave down" so handsomely when the
fatfryer came around and hinted at
future favors for present contribu.
tions. A square deal is a square deal
and all republican office holders are
not necessarily crooks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06

A dispatch from the Washington
bureau says: The American farm.
ers' earnings are IA thousand million
dollars greater this than last year,
according to preliminary reports on
crops which will be published In the
next issue OF the American Agricul.
turist This big gain Is entirely due
10 the increased prices of farm prod.
ucts." Now II the protected manu-.
facturers, who sell the farmer every.
thing he has 10 use in raising these
crops, We're not permitted to step IN
and take the profits, the American
farmer might get the benefit OF his
earnings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06

sulphur l. r., Sept. 5.-Mrs, Frank
Frantz and her three children arrived
In Sulphur today ard will remain un.
Ill the campaign is over The COVER.
nor will the join his family at this
resort and will spend a short time
resting In the national park form the
labors OF his strenuous campaign.
j l. Evans, Mrs. Frantz' brother,
Is In the city for an outing In the
National park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
ADVISED TO GIVE UP LOOT.
Woman Who Prohted by the Theft
Denies Bank Clerks Story.

New York. Sept. 5.--Laura NJ Cart
er. who. 1t is charged received sew
eral thousand dollars OF the fortune
In bank notes stolen from the Wind
sor Trust company by Chester +.
Runyan, went on the stand yesterday
in her own behalf Her testimony was
almost complete denial of several
points OF the story told by Runyan
when he appeared as witness
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-06
UNITED STATES AND JAPAN.

The war dogs will not be unleash.
cd The imperialists. alarmists, lin
goes. and the fierce fighters In Ameri
ca and Japan might as well turn
Neither President Roosevelt nor the
mikado consider the recent hot air
sufficiently caloric for calumet
The danger was not sufficiently ser.
ious to make 1t worth while to smoke
the pipe Of peace.
Aoki. the Japanese ambassador to
the United States. expresses himself
very plainly and pacihcally, saying
There are many reasons why there
should be peace between the United
States and Japan. My country
shares with her sister nations In
the desire for universal peace. |
have made the statement before.
and ! repeat It here. with even more
emphasis. The glory OF successful
war is brilliant. but the glory of
peace is greater At the reception
given TO General Baron Kuroh In
New York City was very much
pleased with the cordial welcome
given to the sons Of Japan by the
citizens of the great metropolis. |
felt. however still greater satisfac-
ton when I stopped to think that the
resplendent martial uniforms of the
two countries were intermingling
with each other in mission of
peace. without any thought of war.
and that the brave men who have
been so honOrcd at home and respect
ed abroad were singing In chorus the
glory of peace. The same thoughts
came over me when attended the
brilliant and most hospitable recep-
| ton rendered by the same great
city To Admiral Yamamoto. | am
| also pleased that n socciety-tho
| Japanese society Of New York-has
| been formed to promote and Increase
the friendly relations existing be
| tW''H my CuunllN anu NH' tHit'h
States of America. II was with
pleasure that | consented to become
its president. SO heartily am | In sym
pathy with the movement. II was
the Unitcd States who first opened
the ports OF Japan to the world. and
how absurd II Is to think that she
should ever attempt to close them
But what Is the use OF giving reasons
why there should be peace wher
there Is not one single reason VIII,
there should be war? How foolish
then. II IL to talk about such Q
course! However brilliant might
be the glory of a victorious nation
should such colossal misfortune
ever come. II would be insignincan
/. when compared with the glory o
everlasting friendship
There Is no reason. however. VIII.
) our fleet should not go to the Pacific
The residents of the coast are EMIT
led TO view OF t. Besides the voy
age could he made an advantageou
practice cruise. The Japanese ar
too sensible to regard the Amer
can fleet In its own waters In tn
; Pacific as the rcmotest causus bell
, or the shadow OF "A threat.-Houstor
Chronicle.