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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
FOR SALE.

Lot on 9th avenue, near Fist street. me investment.
 Two lots at East Lake that must De sold' Very cheap. Eight-room dwelling on Juniper avenue. Complete and modern dwelling on loth avenue south. An ideal home on Hickory street. Cheapest house east of 2oth street. Nice lot. One and one-half blocks from Hidshiand ave nue. Three car lines. You want 10 see this.
 Stucco residence on Avenue H A nice, comfortable home for little n, ney. Cottage on Tuscaloosa avenue. Tn west End. Will be sold cheap Six-room house on First avenue wood lawn. Must be sold this week. Ihls Is bargain. Pretty Groom house on lot 50x1s0 in west End. Ask about this If you are at all interested in suburban property Ask for prices.
 WHITE & HEFL'IN Real Estate and Loans, 420 Brown-
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone zSto'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
FOR SALE

S50O0-Nice 7-room 2-story, steam heat screened modern residence; near 10th avenue and 18th streeet, south. s3500-Elegant lot, 70x150, near Rhodes Cir cle, fronts east s4500-Rents s732; new and fine bargain. So6OO-Avondale. very neat Groom cot tage, large lot, half block of car line; the best bargain in city in cottage home.
 $2l0O-West End, Groom cottage, large beautiful lot.
 sS5O0-W Woodlawn, 6 rooms. bath, electric lights. large lot, on car line, prominent location and cozy home.
 GEO. c. WHATLEY & co. 20S N. Fist St. Phone S16o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
WHAT CASH WILL DO N NORTH BIRMINGHAM

$225OThree 4room cottages renting $50 per month near car llne A blocks Brown-Ma Building Tfsis 10 per cent on $36OO, or 16 per cent the investment $l15O-5room and store combined Twenty fouh street Leased for $210 per year; very desirable location S41o-o 5Ox20O feet fronting 100oo and back to 5Ofoot alley Can build two housesp on this cost of $500 each The two S20per year $125O-Four good bushes lots in promising dstct This includes the corner also Total size of the fou lots 100 by 140.
 S2OOOConer lot 2OOx2OO Can easily get twelve go renting cottages this that will fully l5 cent bdes the increase of the property valuations. Twenty lots in solid block Has railroad frontage and very desirable. $50O0Fve cottages renting for $6OO per year. Twen tieth street and Twenty avenues $2ooo ch, bal two years. S000-Good business lot in the main center cheast lot offered
 S600-Four lots offered at bargain by party located the business and only few ocks from the present brick stores $350 Each-Fory lots in the North Brming gam Land Com pany Addition Mo- B just put the market; close E the industries very desirable for Investments sdetaks will be constructed to the line This property be had payments of $50 cash balance easy per rent Get choice lot now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED--At once nlght watchman. Ap- ply superintendent Standard Oil Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
FOR RENT

SIP Bradley St, rooms, $40. 1101 11tn Ave, south. Il rooms, s75. 2232 Sycamore St., Il rooms sS5. 1046 Sycamore St. 10 rooms, slO0 2020 Ave. e." IA rooms, $S5. 2915 Ave. e. rooms, s45. 1112 Florida avenue, rooms, s30
 STORES. 1722 2d Ave. floors. $50 1908 Ave. D. 1 floor, s20. 323 North 20th St. floor, S250 ZOOS 3d Ave, north, floor. s200. 2212 2d Ave, north ? floors, sl75. 1900 4th Ave, north, 1 floor s100. 1892 4th Ave. north. T. floor, $75. 407 North 18th St, floor, s35. iO9 North 18th St., floor. s35. 109 s. 20th street, s100. w. N. Malone & Co.
 219 N Fist St. Phones 122D
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. so acres near Cahaba river; 25 acres cleared; balance in original timber, 5000, s. R. 100xl4v- N. E. corner of 11th street and Avenue D. Renting for $45 per month; room to build 2 more houses s50O0 on terms easy.
 road and Tuscaloosa pike, splendid for trucking, $500 per acre.
 L. G. fETTYJOHN, Phones 110l and 465 1S261a Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-Office boy, 16 to IT years old.
 Apply at 2513 Avenue E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
FOR RENT

s43. 5o-No 1923 South 14th avenue rooms and servants room, furnace. .,o Na oo1 south 18th street looms and ,os No ,7oo South 14th avenue rooms. soo Nc 1loe South 18th street 5S rooms. se5-No 2O20 Avenue e." IA TO- 'ms' s45-No 2sO1 North 18th avenue, rooms sos- -Corner of College and Gree m streets, Owenton, II rooms. sas sth street between 11th and 12th avenues, north. $160--1722 2nd avenue, storNes anu eie- vator.
 $40-916 South 18th street, rf 'oHs' THOMPSON BOOTH K. E. &
 INS. CO.,,
 21lS First avenue ,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

Your family will not be sick.
 You will not have elephant your hands you buy Central Park. Because there is complete sanitary system add- tion to other modern improvements.
 Because Central Park lots will always sell They have standard value You are not sinking hole the ground when you buy at Central Park
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
Rental List

Rental List
 RESIDENCES-NOR 1910. Rush avenue, 10 rooms, $35. 1905, 18th street. rooms, S35. 1881, 14th street, 5 rooms $20. 1729 18th ave (new), 6 rooms, Oct 1, $30 HOS 32nd street. 8 rooms, s45
 RESIDENCES-soUT SPA, 22d street. rooms $35. 1918 St. Charles street, 10 rooms, $50. 7S0 29th street rooms, Oct. 1, s45. 1046 Sycamore street, g rooms, $100. Orange avenue, 2d door from Sycamore,
 rooms. new, $S3 .33. S30 30th street, rooms $50. SIS 18th street, 2d floor, 6 rooms s25. 2915 Avenue c, rooms, Oct. 1, $40. 1911 Ave. I, rooms, Oct. 1, $40. S11 18th street, 10 rooms, Oct. 1, S45 1757 18th ave- rooms. $47 .59. 1720 14th ave, ' rooms, Oct. 1, s45.00. 11o1 11th ave 10 rooms, s75.0o. 1918 18th street, rooms, S40.0O. 22S2 Sycamore St, rooms (furnished), 800. 2I29 Banon ave, rooms, $50. sl6 18th street, rooms $40. 927 Georgia street. ! rooms, $40. 927 18th street, I rooms, s37.5o.
 RESIDENCES-SUB b42f lst ave- WoodlaWn, rooms, $30.
 WEST END. Berry street, near Beverly station, 5 rooms. S15.
 10S Oak street, rooms and bath. so0. no Oak street rooms and bath, s2o 112 Oak street, rooms and bath, s20.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 1921 Sd ave, Ed floor, 25x140. s125. 1722, 2d ave-. S-story, 25x14O, $16O. 1927 Ave. R. 1sSory, s15. 1912 4th ave, 25x100, s100. 1912 2d ave, lot 50x14O, Oct. l, s45. 731 2d ave, 7rooms, 2sx67, $50. 4th ave. bet. 18th and 18th sts.. 1st floor,
 25x140, s125. 1910 4th ave-, 25x100, Oct. 1, $100 18th st. and 2d ave-, pool and billiard parlor, furnished. $1S5 2309-11 Morris ave-, 4-story, 50xS2h, $160.
 4th ave. and goth st.. 1st floor. Oct. 1, $250.
 1900 4th ave-, 25x1s21s, s100. 1902 4th ave-. 25x75. s75. 407 18th st.. 1Sx50 sS5. 409 18th st., 1Sx50, S35. 1o9 s. 2oth st., 40x15O sl0o.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

FOR SALE-$2400, broom cottage and 3 lots, 9th ave. pike, Woodlawn: $1350 cash, balance on terms; good this week Sewell Rains Agency Co.,, 2117 Third ave 9-24-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
WANTED- SITUATIONS

YOUNG Lady wants position ass office assistant and typewritiest, have had sev- eral months experience and can furn- ish good references. Will work for mod crate salary. Address w. NJ, care Age
 Herald 9-25-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
To Our Visiting and Distinguished Friends

We would state that candid opinion is that North Br mngham offers by far the safest (hereore the best prop ons in investment property of any suburb of the dstrt
 Why do say SO?
 Because is the greatest in manufactures Thee much diversity We not tied supported by plant I perchance should fail close down for repa there would be twenty nine others moving steadily W have secured S5 per cent all the industries that ha located in Birmingham District during the past three year, and fine opportunity of getting the proportion in t future Houses to Rent is the everlasting cry could several hundred if we had them We adver te houses The people usually notify of tenan who is thinking of moving before the tenant does Securing houses ahead of tme-ony way they get them We hav doube-seated buggy all the time at your service It's better when you look yourself |C. M. GREEN REALTY co. c M Green Pres Both Phones No. r w. G. Tyler, Sec7
 Office 2628 Twenty ninth Avenue.
 Take North Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
FOR SALIi

FOR SALIs $500 to s5o0-7 lots Centra' ParK s135Oo-Modren 10-room ht 9use' Hlgnlano avenue.
 sssn 1o roop, house 4th avenue. sao ooo 5ox140 Eth avenue near 20th St. s15Oo0-243x167, 10 rooms, sycamore street. sl3,0OO-sox190, g rooms. Imooern' l4th ave nue, south; room for two more housesi a bargain.
 s1O5O-Four lots, 24th a venue, North Bir- mingham,
 s21OO-60x190 30th street Norwood. s15, O00-Modern press prick nome, Nor wood.
 s2500-6-room house, I susn avenue s-ooo- New modern s room Georgia St. s,s ooo sOx1,., corner End avenue. s40oo-50x162 12th ave nue. south' scsoo rooms No, wood. s25o0-7-room. mode Tn nome, WoooIawn. s17o0-4-room house ' crews s.auoh' s1750-100x145 and t> So houses OH car iihe West End.
 s22O0-1OOx240 on cai line, west Enu. l EI,w REJIE r HAVEN LOTS left, ths best and cheapest property to pe hau' aash and s,o per month no interest, anI no taxes, cement sioe"aiks' ana grauei streets; this has 10 pc seen to De al1 NORRIS REi AL ESTATE cd Bell Phone. 1872. No N' Ith s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
LOST -STRAYED-STOL

SPRAYED or stolen, a bargain, if you failed to buy D. B. Lusters never-wear- out shoes. Both phones 1900, 217 N. 18th street. 9-17-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-To contract with some reliable party for 7x9-S-feet sawn pine cross ties; must be delivered to l.. & N. and M. & o. railroad south of Montgomery on account of freight rates. Address Mar bury & Speer Lumber Co.,, Montgomery,
 Ala. S-9tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
ONE GENT A WORD

HATES--One cent . word Il dayg as ad. taken for less than 25 cents foE erst insertion. Cash. must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-Nice little home in West End, on small cash payment and easy terms Give description and exact location, so can come see 1t. Home Hunter care Age-H erald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-s20o by party on salary 5000; good security and per cent monthly
 for one year, X Y Z. s-4-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-To buy two second hand suit cases or will trade new trunk for same. P o. Box 7S7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

MALE HELP-Wanted, sober, honest men as state managers for all southern
 states, men with small capital can make big money in manufacturing bus mess. Call or address F. z. Manufas- turing Co.,, 2o1S 1st ave, Birmingham,
 Ala. 9-i5-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
ONE GENT \ WORD.

RATES-One cent word a dayj nc sd. taken for less than 25 cents for arst insertion. Cush must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

$3600-sSO0 cash. balance easy; modern G. room house in best part of Princeton,
 West End, four cabinet mantels, gas. electric lights complete plumbing, with porcelain bath tub. Owner leaving the city. p. O. Howle 322 Woodward Bldg.
 Bell phone 6S4 9-1S-3t-we- fri-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
Rooms-WANTED-Board

WANTED = Housekeeping rooms by couple. Three or four upstairs rooms are preferred, not too far from busi- ness center. Rooms must be furnished
 complete with table linen, gas stove and convenient bath room Address c and M, care Age-Herald. 9-7-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-Bright boy of one or two years experience in country office for apprentice in job office in Birmingham. Address Job Office, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

nurses at Erlanger Training school, Chattanooga. Tenn; for further information, apply to Supern- tendent of Hospital. Alma M. Weller.
 9-19-it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

BOOKKEEPER of experience. at pres ent holding responsible and bonded po- sltion, with foremost concern in the south, wishes to make a change. Best of references from present and past em- ployes as to ability and character. Box G. care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25

WANTED-Two solicitors and district managers for well established health and accident insurance; good contract to right men. Federal Casualty Co.,, 1S01R 2d avenue, room l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
WANTED.

sHAVING-1oc at 1921 4th avenue. s-is-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

E s ? t..a a t recognized by detective and arrested. Since then she has been in St. Lazare prison awaiting the decision of three ministeries. The Ministry or justice claim that she should be sent back to Guina; the Ministry of the Colonies re- fuse to send her thither. because new law has been passed since she was sen fenced abolishing the transportation of women; and the Ministry of the In- terior claimed that they should be rid of the woman's presence as she was an undesirable. z. - ed. for the Minister of Justice has re-. coxnized that the law slppressin9 the transfor.nation of females should In the case of Martin be made retrospec- tive The woman has therefore been liberated from prison. but she was told at once that she is not allowed to stay in Psiis in view of the conviction against her, so that the sacrifice she made to follow her husband seems to he unavailing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

some of the newspapers of the State, including the old reliable Montgomery Advertiser. are inclined to protest. But the protests are all in vain. The con servative people of the State evidently dread an extra session of the Legisla- ture, fearing that with the encourage ment of the radical Governor, the TO- formers in the Legislature will go to extremes and do lot of mischief It was only recently that the Governor made positive announcement of his in tention to call the Legislature to- gether, and The Thomasvilie Echo, a paper that is evidently not in accord with the administration. says 1t has known since August that the Governor was going to caIl his wreckers to- Albany (Ga) Herald
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

and poorer in quality. have just found ont that their dear friends and al- lies the Japs. are responsible for this calamity. One of the greatest diana dealers in the Strand said the other day when interviewed by a reporter for a society paper:
 .The first reason for the rise is .ha very natural one that the supply does not the demand and that only about ten per cent 9f all diaN monds used are fit for the market.
 "Another cause for the rise Is the new market which the merchants have found in Japan Not so long ago the Japanese scarcely knew what a din- mond was, but now, with Western ideas, they are acquiring the Western taste for diamonds.
 "The rise may be aced also to the fact that there Is not the quantity of stones coming into the London market for cutting. America is doing an enor- nous amount of the diamond cutting. in fact most of the finest stones go direct to America"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
woman Convict Give. Trouble.

woman convict has set three French ministers by the ears.
 This woman, Valentine Naudet was sent to the penal settlement of Guina. in 1891. ~( There she married a liberated convict who had remained on the set clement named Martin. Her husband, however, returned to France, and Mime. Martin, who was very much attached to him ran the great risk of escaping and accompanying him home.
 They took up tehir residence in Paris and all went well for three years un- tn last July when the woman was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
Correctea.

l.. Harbour.
 1t was on a street car in the city of Washington. Two colored women in cheaply gorgeous splendor were talk ing and one of them chanced to men tion a MT. links in her conversation
 "Excuse me-, said the other woman, but his name Is not links. It Is MT. 'Jenks.'"
 70 I sees," said the other woman, eomplaisantiy. T sees that you puts de access on de prOnoun."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

to the nanne, or wnethes it be applicA geneftc61Iy to all wins mou<seu1' grown in this part of France. but this D Int the law courts will have 70 thrash out. but 1t is a fact that many DraTi5v of wines not grown withing the real limits of Champagne proper, but which may be just as good wfne. are afso eais- ed champagne.
 The Champagne Wine Growers un- ion, have. at any rate, issued q pupiic manifesto calling upon the government to carry out the offlcial delimitation Of the Campagne country, and to prose- cute aliswine growers outside that cir- cle--w whlch Comprises the present de- partrsiens 0f the Marnv anu the adtoin- ing canton of condeen- Brie--who sell their wine as champagne. They threasensif thIs is not dune to refuse to pay their taxes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
{ rIrenhle in Champagne.

A revolution is threat fcnel in Cham pagne-not in the delectable bevei- ages. but In the district where it .s grown The wine growers of Cham and Epernay. are up rfn arms h"cause wine growers fin the surroundings dic-i tricts also call their product champn gns and seli it to tho sletrlf1snt nf the wiha that .is acfuailp grown within the itfn- its Of tho old pro e If Chalppa agte, s
 1t Is a question Since the ancient pro. of Champagne does nor exlst any more whether the growers of Rheims Epernay, etc, have an exclusive right
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
KING WOULD
 SELL CROWN Ruler of Province Will Move to Paris. NEGRO TIRED OF HIS JOB Wine Growers Union is Real Mad
 Again. Those In The District of Champagne want To Enjoin the others
 From Using The, Name.
BY HENRI DUBOIS.

Paris. oct. 5--Here is chance for an American with ambitions. The lega. King Yborsni, who reigns over a siiai. kingdom in Africa called Aybosme. is offering for sale Tn tlle French news papers. his crown, his throne, his scep- Ire. his territory. his subis.ts. with rights of life and. death over them. and all the appurtenances of his royai splendor for the trife of a million francs N @
 His kingdom covers ,an area of about two hundred and If y msieD cy or |. hundred. The Kiny. who -overns ra- ther by terror than by toge. also pos sesses two hundred Amlzo1s. who will he thrown into the naf@ati. It Is pre- stunned that he will xeep his twenty. eight wives.
 His crown consists of sort of tiara made of three hamaa skulls and his throne itself is raised on a stcicturs of skulls. tibars. femurs and other human homes.
 King Yborshi anno lnccs that he IS divesting himself of regal panopob because he wishes to coma and live In Paris. and enjoy its pleasures and an automobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
CoMERANA.

It seems that Governor Conner of Alabama Is determined to, further pros ecute his railroad batting project not withstanding the protest of the busi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

They are having some reform" times over in Alabama. too. Governor Conner has called an extra session of the Alabama Legislature for the pur- pose of dealing with the railroads that are resisting the reform laws that were enacted and aimed at them dur ing the recent regular session, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
CONAN DOYLE
 HAS A THEORY Believes He Knows Cat
 tie Maimer. KING EDWARD INTERESTED
Man Falsely Imprisoned Released Throlgh Kings Efforts.
Eew Americans Enter for olympic Games--Jobn Sargent snubbed- Amerfe.p Made Goods stnl
 Bone of Contention.
nY ROBERT BRoDERIcK,

Ionaaon, Oct. 5--(Special )-ktng Ed- ward abhors the sordid in all things, but he is so determined to keep In touch with everything that goes on that he gets his equerries to read to him briefly the accounts of the murders and other crimes in the dai- ly newspapers after he himself has read all the important news
 His Majesty has interested himself deeply in the mysterious cattle maim- ing ontrages in Staffordshire. for which George Edalji. Birmingham solicitor was wrongfully imprisoned. It was entirely through the kings hint to Sir E. Henry, the police com missioner, that Scotland Yard detec- tives have come to the rescue of the Staffordshire police, who after making one bIunder after another were prac- tically forced to accept the services of 'sthe Yard
 Although nothing has been publish ed concerning the theory of Sir Ar thur Conan Doyle, 1t is an open se- cret that the famous author of "Sher- lock Holmes" has made up his mind that the principal miscreant Is a young man who for years has never been known to leave his home during day. light.
 This young man is known to spend his entire nights in the countryside, and is perfect specimen of 'Jekyii and Hyde" At night he becomes a maniac and during the day he half realizes that he is semi-lunatic and for this reason shuns the light and the company of others.
 The Exaffordshire police are now per- fectly aware of the existence of this man and yet they have failed to act.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
New PIay for Bernhardt.

M. Catulie Mendes. the famous French poet and author of Sarah Bernhardt's latest striking success, Is concerned especially with the Elba epi- sode, and M. Mendes has gone to the little island to. get local color. The play which wifi mark a departure in this veteran authors works, being written in prose instead of verse. Is to be called, Les Trois Abeilles" (The Three Roses.) &
 He thinks it would be ridiculous to make Napoleon speak poetry! It Is not vet known whether the Divine Sarah" will take the part of the great Na- snoIeon ss / sts.e#sss.- ,- is,.e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
sen ef Pre.Iaenf ralIirres.

son or Pre8i0ent
 President Fallieres has a.|Nson who, thoughebe is not much heard of. in tns outer world, Is well known ,n Par.< where he enjoys cam and ideal ex- istence, possessing all |he priviiegos of the high position of his father, Das without any cares.
 M. Andre Fallieres lives with his fa- ther at the Elysee Palace and oc.;1pits an apartment on the second floor look ing over the garden at the Rue de BEly-ee.
 Unless lie is invited-and M. Andre Falliere is great favorite. especially with the wives of the various officials he dimes at home in the family circle. After coffee there is half an hours chat, and when the President begins to vawn. MT. Andre Falliercs gets up.
 Are you going out?" asks the Pres ident T. am going to pass an hour at the Ccmedie Franchise" says M. the President. No. papa" says M. Andre. who imprints kiss upon his nama's brow and marches off, with his hat stilt, and light colored cane under his arm.
 F President FalIieres chuckles quietly at tn. little supterfuges of his son, who he knows will finish up the even ing with game or two at famops club.
 But M. Andre never comes home very late unless his father and mother happen to be away in the country and he is left in town. Then the con- eierge of the Elysee Palace, who Is an old servant of the Empress Eugenie, opens the door to him--and chuckles, like his distinguished master, Andres papa, for in France 1t is acknowledged alike by Republican and ex-Monarchist' that youth must have it's fling"
 On the first day of each month M. Fallieres hands his son the sum of three hundred francs for pocket, mon eys
 You can get along with that" says M. Fallieres. the elder. T lived on much less when was your age" And 1t is said that M Fa1lteres Is very proud of his son. indeed, because in spite Of the many claims upon him he Is able to save a little out of this small sum each month,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
The right place for good shoes here: Selz Royal Blue

X/OULL find this store the right place 1 for good shoes of all kinds; not poor shoe in the store.
 Especially, Selz Royal Blue shoe, the best shoe ever made for. wear, for style and for comfort to the feet.
 Bring $3.5o, $4 or $5 with you and try on a pair of Royal Blues. You'll find that you'd rather have the shoes than the money.
 Every pair has guarantee from selz
 that you shall be satisfied with it. The Popular Price
 Dry Goods House,
 j. Henle & Go, Proprietors g Dexter Ave.