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ATtRI NINOT.
Tuesday, March &c.
At Makaweli: Am blk w b. Flint,
10 a. m, from Eleele
Sunday, March "a.
At Eleele: Am. bkt. Hawaii. from
Honolulu.
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The option of taking a drink or
leaving it is not the sort that the
option people favor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-07
GEORGE MAY WILL
Be TRIED MONDAY
Is Thought to Be Notorious
Railroad Car Thief
VISITS ABBOTT RIFLES
Col. Charles r. Bricken Makes an Ad-
dress to Selma Military Boys-May
Garry Company to James
town in August.
VISITS ABBOTT RIFLES

Selma, March 6.-(special) -George May,
who is thought to be an all around pro-
fessional burglar and railroad car thief,
will be given a trial Friday morning,
the specific crime against him being the
robbery of car consigned to the West
ern Railway of Alabama on Monday
night. He was arrested late yesterday
evening, being rounded up BY Deputy
Sheriffs Cherry and Williams and OFF,
GERS Barker and ITutchngs. The deputies
were across the river trying their re-
volvers. when they were told of sus-
picious negro. The police headquarters
were notified and the two officers re-
sponded, Officer Hutchings being mount
ed. The officers including the special
agents of the railways, had been looking
all the afternoon for the negro.
Upon robbng the car Monday night
the negro concealed the booty under the
platform of r. H. & W. C. Agee's ware
house. Yesterday morning in broad day
light when the train that reaches the
union passenger station at 1910 passed
the warehouse and stopped for the cross
ing, May swung himself ON top of a
box car carried by the train, having some
ten pairs of pants ten coats and a half
dozen pairs of shoes tied up in a bundle.
When the train reached Lawrence street,
en- route to the depot, he threw the
PACK off the car, climbed down and call
ing to Newt Vassar, another negro, Sc
cured his help to carry the goods into
house back of vacant store. Here
they were later found, but through a
mistake were moved into another store
The plan had been to keep watch and en-
deavor to seize the party who returned
for the goods.
May upon finding he had been detected
left the city on the Westerns freight
train, dropping from the top of a box
car at the end of the approach to the
trestle on the south side of the river.
When he threw the pack of clothing from
the top of the car at Lawrence street
old Aunt Gillian Lee was picking up
coal alongside the track, and he threw
her a pair of shoes and an odd shoe.
The old negro woman upon finding out
that they had been stolen, called Off
Ger Burfitt and turned them over to him.
The goods recovered belong to B. J..
Lew at Linden, and were to have been
NIdhsierreu III SELMA anu sent on 10 IhaI
place. There is known 20 be several bot
ties of whisky, and lot of other goods,
some consigned to Selma merchants, miss
ing from the same car. May is said to
have had a quantity of whisky in his
pockets when he jumped off the car.
Col. Charles r. Bricken, commanding
officer of the Second Infantry. Alabama
| National Guard. spent yesterday and to-
| day in Selma. Last night he was a dis
! tinguished visitor at the drill of the
Abbott Rifles, Company c.. of the Second
| infantry. There was large attend
ance OF the members of the company and
after a number of maneuvers had been
gone through with Colonel Bricken was
| presented and made the boys a neat
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Registers Sale.

Dannie Stewart. pro ami, J. 3. CARRIER,
Complainant, VS.. John Stewart and
others. Chancery Court.
BY virtue of decree rendered at the
present term, A. d. 1907, of the chancery
court, at Birmin CHAM, Jefferson county,
Alabama, in said cause, | shall proceed
to sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash, at public auction, at the door
of the court house of jefferson county,
ALBANIA, In the city of Birmingham,
within the legal hours of SALE on the 10Th
day of March, A. D., 1907, the following
described real estate. situated In Jefferson
county, Alabama, as laid off and sur
veyed by the Elyton Land company's plan
and survey of the city of Birmingham,
namely Begin at a point where the
south boundary line of Eighth avenue
South intersects with the east boundary
line of oath street; thence running in a
southery direction along the east boun-
Diary line of oath street. 100 feet; thence
running in westerly direction at right
angles with Gath street one hundred feet;
thence running in a northerly direction
and parallel with 24th street, 100 feet to
the south boundary line of Eighth avenue
South; thence run in an easterly direc-
ton along the south boundary line of
Eighth avenue South one hundred feet
to point of beginning, to satisfy said de-
cree, j. w. ALTMAN,
3-7-3t-thu Register.
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Colonel Bricken outlined to the COM
pany a plan by which he hopes to carry
full regiment of 600 men to jamestown
about August O. Colonel Brlcken states
that the railroads are figuring on a very
low rate and that he has a plan where
for about s. or $40 contributed from each
man the entire regiment can go to James,
town and be gone ten days. The matter
of going to the jamestown exposition
was received by the members of the
Abbott Rifles with marked enthusiasm.
The trip will not interfere with the regu-
lar encampment which is likely to be
held in Selma. This, of course, will
have to be decided later
The regular United States army inspec-
ton will soon be held of the Selma COM
panies and 1t is expected that the usual
good showing will be made.
Was Old Selma Newspaper Man.
Information was received in Selma,
with sorrow, of the death of w. d. Snow,
former newspaper man of this city, the
end coming in Oxford Monday night
'Bill' Snow about 1882 was editor of the
old Evening Mail, succeeding Harry Bill,
who was the first editor of that paper
and resigned to take position with the
morning paper He was, perhaps, the
first cartoonist of Alabama Being some
thing of a genius with a set of tools he
Soehu AaSilioi NUN Woou dliilosl any ttllnS
that he desired. His cartoons sometimes
got him in laughable troubles with the
victims of his ridicule, but his genial
disposition, his big heart, as large as his
big body made all the storms seem as
mere zephyrs. He was quite poetical in
nature and has contributed many verses
to magazines.
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pany. triangular tract of land on inter-
section of Seventeenth street and Thir-
teenth avenue, being part or block 10,
also lots l and in block 10, Phelan's
addition to Birmingham; consideration
81, 400.
Robert p. McDavid to Clyde Alexander
Pippen and Tom Sykes Pippen, part of lot
9 in block S4S, on Maplewood avenue;
consideration $1,000.
West End Building company to c. e.
Gideon, lot 50 feet front on Vine street;
consideration $3.50.
l.. A. Carlisle to Kate C. Neal, lot in
block 167, on Berkeley avenue; considera1
ton $500.
r.. W. Massey to w. NJ. Leary lot
and west half of lot in block Al, being
81 feet front on Eleventh avenue, in Avon
dale consideration s1400.
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WANTED-A first-class expert male
stenographer and courteous competent
office assistant one willing to take die
tations after p. m. when necessary.
Call at 5O4-7 Brown-Marx building; must
have the best of references and steady
habits. 3-5-tf
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the
office OF the probate court yesterday in
which the following transactions invoiv-
ing amounts of $1,000 and upwards were
made:
Bette Scott Lee to High Hill Land COM
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REALITIES
See EbOn Today
Bell 1864 Peoples 1911
5O4-7 BrOWn-MarX

$1,000 choice modern home, stories, /
rooms; South Highlands; terms $l001
cash and $40 month.
$4250-100x140, cor. y block Of ear line,
Avondale. 10-room and 4-room cottage;
a bargain; $3.50 cash, bal. easy.
$500 cash. $50 mo-, neat 5-room cottage,
18th ave-; Highlands; price right Local
ton right.
100x200-2-story 10-room, modern home;
fronts car line; club house neighbor-
hood; stables barns, fronts car line
South Highlands; choice livery asd
sales stables location at a bargain.
4o0x24O-W holesale and manufacturing
property in the correct location at the
correct price.
10 Acres-The prettiest tract on car line;
at a bargain already subdvided, and a
quick money maker; sc fare.
$So00-50x19O, 10-room house and Groom
house; close in, northside, on 18th ave.
500 cash and $50 mo-, choice 2-story
Groom corner, near Goth st. and Five
Points, overlooks city.
s55Oo--A lovely, comfortable, very attrac-
tive S-room modern corner 2-story home,
will quickly enhance choice location and
a corner South Highlands; all the con-
veniences; $1,000 cash and $50 mo.
$1500-Rents 5000; 2 houses and lots, steady
renters; well located, $500 cash and S25
month.
$55o0-1O0x19O, a choice. lovely lot, close to
the center. with a good, modern S-room
2-story house and a great bargain;
small cash payment, balance only $50
mo.
$1O,O00-Rents $1,000; stone buildings;
large lot and a bargain.
"a Acres near the edge of Ensley City
and Pratt; a fortune for some one who
will handle it right; broom house, rich
land; fine fruits.
s225O-6-room, modern home, convenient to
car line; well located; Woodlawn $500
cash s25 mo.
$1,000 cash and $40 mo-, a lovely 2-story
S-room home; South Highlands.
large lot: splendid locatoin Highlands
$6O0O-Rental $3.50; 4th ave-, North.
$iOo0-Rents $3.50; Avenue D.
| $40, 000-1500 acres, 2S miles of Birmingham,
| on railroad.
! $40 O0O-Pays $780, will soon pay $4,000 year;
| fine orange grove near Leesburg, Fla;
! 1870 acres; 80 acre bearing grove, bal.
| hammock land; will consider Birming-
| ham property in exchange.
SIS Acre-Rlch 1926 acre prairie farm, near
| Greensboro, Ala
| BOO Acre Farn-2500 acres rich bottom
land near Montgomery and Wetumpka,
| Ala; pays well.
| 1850 Acre Farm-Near Columbus, Ga, in
| Russell county, Ala, one of the finest
! farms in Alabama; might consider ex-
| change for Birmingham property.
U r FROM
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Notice to House Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until II o'clock, noon, Satur-
day, March 9, 1907, for constructing a
fire station at the southeast corner of
Fifteenth street and Third avenue. Plans
and specifications may be examined at
this office The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids.
(Signed) JULIAN KENDRICK,
2-S-t City Engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-07
PERSONAL.

81 notice to the citizens OF Bir-
mingham-Iou can get your mind read
and your fortune told at $50 Walker
street, Northwest Birmingham; asking
all the citizens of this city to come and
see us. We are from the west. Yours
truly. Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Breedloya.
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FOR RENT-NOW.

FOR RENT-NOW.
PIP y. 4sth street, rooms; Woodlawn;
$40.
1923 N 18th street rooms; new; $50.
31S N Charles street. West End: S2o.
7O7 1st ave, West End; furnace-heated;
$40
FOR RENT-APRID l.
PIP n. 18th ave-; elegant residence $50.
III Ave. T. 6 rooms; $25.
IS Vine street, rooms; West End; Sic.
500 list ave, West End; $3.50.
us LIST ave. West End; $50.
SIG Tuscaloosa ave-, West End; I r.; $50.
COS Princeton ave, West End: $50.
SO3 Tuscaloosa ave, West End: $50
5406 1st ave. Woodlawn; I rooms; $3.50.
THOMPSON-BOOT REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE co.
Ola 1et Ave
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals Will be received by the
undersigned until IL o'clock, noon.
Wednesday, March 6, 1907 for certain
grading, macadamizng, curbing, cutters
and sidewalk paving. Also for certain
vitrified brick paving. Specifications may
be obtained at this office. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids.
(Signed) JULIAN KENDRICK,
2-&-t City Engineer.
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A GOOD

Profit in this very shortly. Corner look
100, with five 4-room houses. Price $500.
Rents $50 per month.
w. @. OLIVER & CO.,
2o2s I'd Ave. Both Phones 1852.
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FOR SALE.

Why rent again when we
will sell you a NEW, MOD
ERN residence same as rent
ing? Can you pay $50 per
month for elegant, new, fur
mace heated residence? If so,
call at once. Thompson-Bo Booth
r. T.. & I. Co., 2113 First ave.
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FOR SALE.

/ am closing out the stock of lumber
and building material of North Bir-
mingham Lumber Co., at North Bir-
mingham at reduced prices. Plenty of
high grade lumber, sash and doors
500, 600 cypress shingles on hand. Call
and save money.
G. B. MITCHELL, Owner.
Bell Phone No. IL. N. Birmingham
2-7-thu-su-tu-tf
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The Ferguson Agency
HILL FERGUSON, MGR.
Phone 24G0. 2113 First Ave.

HOUSES FOR RENT APRIL 1ST.
S14 North 18th ST.. rooms, modern. $50 90
52G South Goth street, rooms. ........ Is. 90
72O South 25th ST., I rooms, modern. Is 90
925 South 18th St., rooms modern. :. 50. 90
S091a South 18th ST., rooms, modern. %. 90
SIS South 18th ST., 3 rooms. modern. 10. 90
1909 18th Ave. South, rooms, modern. 45. 90
SUBURBAN.
$685. 3rd Ave. North Woodlawn, 8
rooms. .$lo. W
Co.'s LIST Ave, Woodlawn, 6 rooms. 20. 90
1925 Austin Ave, Woodawn. rooms u. 30
1919 Cotton Ave. West End, rooms,
modern ........ 1900
3-room house at Elizabeth Station,
West End ................. 500
STORES.
40 North 2ith st. -. =. ............ $50. 90
New store on LIST Ave. and 18th St.,
r. r. frontage =. =. :. :. ......... $500. 90
COLORED HOUSES
1906 9th Ave. rooms and hall. SIS. 90
Place your fire insurance with us. We
have good, strong companies. we have
fine list of houses and lots for sale at
reasonable figures. See us before buying.
S. BETHEA & CO., Agents.,
o027 Ard Ave.
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Get a smile that won't wear
off-They are to be found at
1.-THE Subway"
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent a word days no
nd. taken for less than 20 cents for
arst Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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,g Engines,

RlTERS-We have several ma
different kinds, sold for $500
nat we will sell for S25. These
part payment for the Column
sible. Agents wanted every
Columbia Typewriter Co., At
IA o-oS-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-07

,E-One 70-horse power locomo-
. box boiler, one 14x2o Lane G.
engine, two small portable en-
d boilers on wheels, three 10x12
one 7x10 engine, one S-horse
.soline engine; all of above Sec
/, in good condition. cheap. Ma
Trading Co., 5SS First National
liz. 2-21-tf
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$1,000 choice modern home, stories, /
rooms; South Highlands; terms 5000
cash and $40 month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-07
GIT s IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOL,. l.. 10
Abbott Rifles Enthusiastic

speech, which was received with enth
siasm.
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B. F. EBON.

FOR SALE.
IMPROVED.
s650o-l1th ave, near 18th St, 5 rooms.
$900o-l4th st, near 10th ave-, Il rooms.
$12'5o0-6th ave, near 25th St, 10 rooms.
s95Oo-Sth ave, near 18th St, 9 rooms.
S5oo-l2th ST., near 18th ave-, 8 rooms.
SS5O0-West End, Hawkins st. sta, rooms.
S5Ooo-4th ave. near 18th St. rooms.
$40o0-l5th st, near 18th ave-, 6 rooms.
Sloo-20th ST., near Ave. r.. rooms.
S4,300--9th ST., and Ave- E. rooms.
S2IOo-Woo dlawn, Q houses. 100 feet.
&oO0-S-room brick, n. Gath st.
$4I5O-1st ave, West End, rooms.
s2500-2d ave, West End. rooms.
So250-Ave f, near 14th st. s., rooms.
s24oo-12 rooms, 100 IT, ground, East Lake.
VACANT
We have several lots on 18th street. south,
between 18th avenue and 14th avenue.
at low figure. These are high, elevated
and desirable.
% lots at Powderly, $3.50 lot.
IS feet on 23d street between 4th and 9Th
ave.
14th avenue, near 10Th street, 80 feet, $3.50.
FOR RENT.
2105 I'd ave, store
2012 list ave, 4-story bldg.
Office, Cobbs Mayberry Bldg, SIS.
Groom furnished house. 18th st.
Near 18th ave-, from April /.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Phones "a. 2O03 First Ave.
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$4250-100x140, cor. Y block Of car line,
Avondale. 10-room and 4-room cottage;
a bargain; S1250 cash, bal easy,
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$500 cash, $50 mo-. a neat 5-room cottage,
18th ave-; Highlands; price right; Local
ton right.
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In stock at Birmingham Tor prompt
shipment:
Sc x16 Atlas boilers.
SKA Atlas boilers.
So KIP Atlas boilers.
36'xS' Atlas boilers.
12"xfS" Atlas engines
11"x14' Atlas engines.
1U'x12' Atlas engines.
9"x12'' Atlas engines,
S"x10' Atlas engines.
Several medium size saw mills.
g 4, and 10 horse power Atlas gasoline
engines.
Two ~" top runner grist mills.
Shingle mills.
Gang Edgers.
Write or call on
George L. Lum Machine x Supply Co.,
1915 Morris ave, Birmingham, Ala.
3-3-7t-e-o-d
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13

The meat used In making soup has
lost none Of its nutritive qualities. Re
Make thick white sauce by melting
two tablespoonfuls butter and working
In four tablespoonfuls -four to smooth
paste; add one cup milk and cook. Set
aside to cool. Then add chopped meat
and season with salt, celery salt and
one tablespoonful lemon juice. Beat
one egg well, and add thereto one ia.
blespoonful water. Make cylinders oil
meat paste, roll in pulverized cracker
crumbs, dip in eggs, roll in crumbs
again and fry in deep fat. Serve hot.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13
0~~~~~~OO~
PickIed Herring.

Use only mich herring and remove
the heads and scales from six of these.
Wash well, open, take out the mich
and lay this and the herring in water
over night. Next day lay the herring
In a stone jar, alternating each layer
Of fish with one Of sliced onions, sliced
lemon, whole peppers, few bay leaves,
some capers and whole mustard seed.
Rub the mich to cream with heap
Ing tablespoonful of sugar and cup
of white wine vinegar and pour 1t
over the herring. There must be
enough of this sauce to cover the her.
ring entirely. They will be ready to
eat In four or five days, but will keep
for long time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13
At the Columbia.

1.-THE Beauty Doctor" a lively mu-
steal comedy in two acts, is presented
by the Lewis & Lake company at the
week. Marjoria Lake will be seen in
the double role, Maggie Mugs and
Rosalind, the queen of the harem 1t
is given out by Manager Dreher that
the piece is packed full of songs,
dances and jokes, and that the come
dams and chorus will occupy the stage
spotlight. The argument of the play
lends itself to Interpolation of specially
numbers, and in these the company
will be liberal.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13
NatatorIum Park-spokane.

New and attractive features are
added weekly to the already numerous
novelties at this, the greatest and most
beautiful amusement resort in the
Northwest.
A visit to the new Natatorium Park,
which Director Ingersoll has trans
formed into an up to date modern
fairy land of which Spokane can well
feel proud and which is patronized by
thousands of citizens and their fam
lilies every week, is ample proof Of its
popularity
! The latest novelties that were added
the past week are the Circle Swing
or flying air ship. Those who partici
pate in this pleasure will be seated in
large air ships, which after loading
will be propelled through the air by
centrifugal force and the sensation ex
perienced will be of the most pleasant
and exhilarating character
| Another new attraction that is quite
novelty is the 60-foot Ferris whee
that is now completed and is an exact
smaller reproduction of the great
Ferris Wheel seen at the Worlds Fail
at Chicago and ST. Louis But the at
traction that is attracting the most at
tention is and which is nearing com
pletion is the "Chute the Chutes," the
only one of it's kind in the Northwes
and undoubtedly will prove to be the
best drawing card of the park.
The large commodious dancing pa
villion is nightly filed with hundreds
of dancing couples who enjoy the
sweet strains. of Strauss waltz OF
one of the best dancing floors in thu
country.
During the summer in addition t
the band concerts and balloon ascen
sions every day out of doors, sensa
tional acts and moving pictures a
night will interest and amuse all.
Every attention and courtesy will
be paid to out of town visitors AM
nothing will be left undone to anus
and entertain all.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-07-13

Mrs. Aline DePasse, IT'S E. 18th
St., New York, N. Y, writes:
1T gives me pleasure to testify to
the curative qualities of Peruna and
Manalin.
Il was afflicted for over seven
years with catarrh of the head, throat
and digestive organs. l consulted
many physicians, but they did me no
good.
"One day happened to read some
testimonials in your Peruna almanac.
decided to try Peruna and Manalin.
l bought a bottle of each, and after
taking them for a week l noticed a
change for the better. So l kept it
up, and after using twelve bottles
was perfectly cured.
Il also gave the medicine to my
children and they had the same bene-
fetal result l would never be with
out these remedies in the house.
Il highly recommend Peruna and
Manalin to all my friends, and in fact
to everybody"
Miss Mildred Grey, 10 Weimer
St., Appleton, Wis, writes:
1T gives me pleasure to recon-
mend Peruna for catarrh of the
stomach. 1 had this disease for q
number of years, and could not en-.
| joy a mouthful of food that I ate
1t was indeed a great relief when
hit upon Peruna, and obtained de
cided results from the first. l took
six bottles before felt entirely cured
of my trouble, but l had an aggra
waited case"